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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1973
Page
2
Florence Minniear has been named deputy registrar for North Fairfield. License plates go on sale March 16 at Minniear and Simmons Plumbing Shop from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
New London councilman John Kelly questioned the village police department and mayor's court at a Tuesday meeting. He urged an audit of mayor's court books and criticized traffic handling, parking, and part time officers including Risner and Heidrich. The mayor defended openness and fairness but acknowledged unsettled discipline and recent nonworking status.
Willard Mayor's Court dispositions include Arthur Leclair Shelby red light fined 15 dollars with waived costs. Richard Seymour Mansfield red light fined 15 with waived costs. Beverly Swartz Willard speeding fined 10 with waived costs. Price Graham Willard Donald Montgomery bad check. turned to county prosecutor for $371.09. check returned for insufficient funds. Ronald Featheringill rural Willard speeding fined 10 with waived costs. Mary Christoff Willard fined 15 with court costs 8. Christine Scott Willard stop sign violation forfeit 15 bond. Elizabeth Ryman Willard listed.
Karl Engl announced a two day religious seminar for Jehovahs Witnesses at Ashland Senior High School on March 17 and 18. The Norwalk congregation presiding minister said about 1200 persons from 11 north central Ohio congregations are expected, with Engl leading a local delegation of about 70.
Edmund R. Franklin of New London Township is named Huron County chairman of the American Red Cross drive for the third year. The drive begins March 1 with village and township units not affiliated to the United Fund. Captains will be announced shortly.
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