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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1972
Page
2
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia reports that persons aged 18 to 21 will be allowed to handle liquor under specific duties. The change from 21 to 18 takes effect Friday April 28. Workers may handle sealed liquor at wholesale or retail stores and open liquor at restaurants if employed by a liquor permit holder and performing designated tasks.
Willard High School reports 118 students qualified for the honor roll in the last grading period. Seniors listed include Randy Adams John Burda David Coe James Ditz Robert Frederick Brenda Gibson Jean Goodsite Debbie Hartenstein Sally Heal Lorna Hurst Joann Kraft Richard Lewis Sally Lidington Cliff Maddocks Randy Moore Charlene Piller Charles Sage Ann Schloemer Sandra Simpson Tim Thompson Perscilla Thornsberry Suzanne Van Vlerah. Juniors named include Bill Alford Kim Buss Richard Buckingham Valerie Bracht Chris Cok Judith Cox Steven Culler Bruce DeHaan Jayne DeVeny Randy Donnamiller Jean Drury Vicki Elmlinger Mary Forster Sue Harris Jeffrey Hollinger Daniel Hutchinson Walter Lindsey Douglas Link Greg Long Randy Maddocks Margaret Owens Mark Painter Ellen Sage Chris Schaffer Dana Schlatter Barbara Schloemer Mary Schodorf Narda Sexton.
Robert L. Rice sues Gilbert R. Burris Jr. for 50000 damages in Common Pleas Court alleging Burris struck Rice at Friendly Acres near Bellevue on April 15. Rice seeks 10000 for a broken nose and facial cuts plus 40000 in punitive damages. Burris pleaded no contest to assault and battery and was sentenced to six months in Huron County Jail. A jury trial was requested by Bellevue attorney William F. Aigler.
Willard City Council passed a leash ordinance by 6-1 vote with no public opposition. The law takes effect May 17 and bans walking dogs on streets unless the owner can clean up waste. Violations carry a fine up to 50 dollars per offense.
At 4 48 p m Monday at the corner of Main Street and Woodland Street Willard police investigated a two vehicle collision involving Mike Pugh 18 and John Yacob Jr 22 Yacob was cited for failure to yield and will appear in Mayor s Court Wednesday A passenger Jane Gramma reported injuries but was not treated at Willard Area Hospital Later on U S 224 near Delphi Maxine Dawson 50 rural Willard was rear ended by Clyde Howard 19 Greenwich Howard was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance and Dawson received treatment for visible injuries
Willard mayor court dispositions show Edwin Bannworth fined 10 dollars plus 8 in costs for improper backing. Larry Findley of Fremont charged with speeding 25 dollars, waiver of court costs. Faith Jameson of Willard fined 10 dollars for speeding with waiver. Reggie Tuttle of Willard speeding fined 25 dollars with waiver. Forest Stephens of Willard forfeits 35 dollar bond for no driver's license. Shirley Sexton of rural Willard fined 10 dollars with waiver. Sharon Williams of Willard fined 10 dollars plus 8 in costs for failure to yield. Thomas Albright of Willard failure to yield with Duane Stockmaster of rural Willard red light violation 15 dollars with waiver. Julian Barnard of Willard and Emma Fast of New Haven stop sign violation fined 15 dollars with waiver. John Westbrook of Willard fined 25 dollars for excessive noise.
A measles vaccination clinic for children age 1 to 10 will be held 1 to 3 p m Sunday April 30 at Norwalk Junior High Willard High and New London High schools. Dr George F Linn says each site will have at least one physician and nurses plus volunteers from the Huron County Medical Society Auxiliary.
Monroeville High School lists nine seniors and three underclassmen with straight A grades for the third grading period. Sue Christman Robin Homan Willa Patrick Lynette Leber Mary Pheiffer lead an honor roll of 40 students with many others earning all A’s and B’s across grades.
Cattle 300 head market steady with prime 35.75 to 36.25, choice 33 to 33.50, good 30.75 to 33.50, standard 29.25 to 31.50. choice heifers 31.50 to 34.75, good 29 to 33, standard 25 to 30. commercial cows 22 to 24, utility 23 to 25, cutters 26 to 27, canners 19 to 21, Bologna bulls 30 to 32, fat bulls 23 to 25. Calves 25, market steady. vealers 50 to 60, good 45 to 49, standard 30 to 42, utility 21 to 29. Hogs 200, market steady to weak. 200–220 lb 23.25 to 24, 220–240 lb 23.25 to 23.75, 240–280 lb 21 to 23, sows all weights 19.75 to 21.
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