Willard Council Delays Police Car Purchase Amid Bids
Willard council tabled two police car bids as discussion continues on leasing versus buying. Bids from Guthrie Chevrolet, Schaffer Motor, and Merkle Ford ranged from 6 743 to 7 114 dollars.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
9
Willard council tabled two police car bids as discussion continues on leasing versus buying. Bids from Guthrie Chevrolet, Schaffer Motor, and Merkle Ford ranged from 6 743 to 7 114 dollars.
Willard Mayor's Court records show Paul Slone of Shelby charged with overtime parking posting a $5 bond. Nancy I. Schlotterer rural Willard fined $10 plus $8 court costs for failure to yield. Donald E. Platt Flat Rock fined $10 with waived court costs for speeding. Jeddie M. Kousma Willard fined $10 plus $8 court costs for red light. Renee M. Martinez rural Willard forfeited $25 bond for fictitious registration. Steve L. Atkins Willard had 16.0 small parking with $3 bond. Forrest D. Moore Shelby charged with overtime parking posting $3 bond. Cloyce RK Dickerson Willard overtime parking posted $3 bond. Edgar H. Reilly Willard and Diego Resendez Jr. Willard and Lee Zeigler Jr. Willard intoxication fined $20 plus $10 costs, five days jail suspended on condition payment by March 1. Emmett Guthrie Willard ee Hall Willard parked headed wrong way with $5 bond. Robert Thornton Willard overtime parking two charges posted $6 bond.
About 350 students from 20 area high schools and vocations compete Saturday at EHOVE Joint Vocational School for Region 7 Testing Program honors in clerical and data processing categories. Contests run 9 to 11:30 with awards at 1:45 and a queen crowning. Winners advance to state events and the Ohio State Fair. Connie Sartor coordinates activities.
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