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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1971
Page
3
The Huron County Fair Board announced new demonstrations of home art crafts to run Wednesday through Saturday. Schedule lists 11 a.m. ceramics and more each day, including sewing, wigs care, flower arrangement, and rug weaving with various materials.
James E. Roberts, 24, of Willard, pleaded no contest in Huron County Common Pleas Court on a drunken driving charge. Judge Robert J. Vetter fined him $200, ordered court costs, and sentenced 30 days in county jail with 27 days suspended if he pays the fine and costs. His license suspension was 30 days but driving rights would be revoked six months due to refusing a breathalyzer.
Norwalk City Council will convene at 7 30 p m Tuesday. The agenda includes prayer pledge roll call minutes communications committee and official reports. A third reading proposes annexation of certain property to Norwalk and new legislation authorizes the sale of three acres in Norwalk Township. Rose M Foss, Clerk of Council.
Patty Reed of St. Paul High School was named Miss TJ at Ted Jacobs Store in Elyria. She is a senior and varsity cheerleader, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Reed. Supporters rode a school bus to the mall for the audience vote.
Ohio liquor revenues climbed by 200000 in July from a year earlier reaching 26700000 in total sales. State liquor director Richard E. Guggenheim announced the first month of a 10 percent discount on case lot sales.
The fourth annual Willard Raft Race ran four miles from Fries Landing to the Turnpike bridge and back. Six rafts competed with the Love Machine winning the Apollo class led by Greg Long and others, while the Park Ark took the Mark Twain class with crew including Don Draime and Mike Frederick.
Kenneth Cunningham Jr 16 of Reynoldsburg was injured Saturday in a motorcycle accident at Scramble Track on Laylin Road. He received treatment at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and was released.
Robert Hunter of Norwalk was convicted of assault and battery linked to a June labor dispute at the Sheller Globe Corp plant. He pleaded not guilty July 29. Judge Robert A. Wiedemann fined him $50 and ordered payment of court costs. Sheller Globe executives filed the charge.
Gary D. Thornsberry age 22 of rural Willard was arrested Saturday by Game Protector Jim Rhome after reportedly concealing seven bags of marijuana near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ponds outside Willard. He faces possession of marijuana and littering charges.
An eight year old Clarksfield boy Harold W Neal Jr suffered a possible concussion when a dune buggy on his family property at Ohio 60 and 18 flipped after hitting a stone. He was taken to Southern Lorain County Hospital then Elyria Memorial Hospital in fair condition. His father Harold W Neal 48 had back bruises. Joseph Greaser 29 of Wakeman was uninjured. A Norwalk man George Cole 40 faced a bad check charge and was to appear in Sandusky Municipal Court.
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