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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1977

Page

3

Willard Man Guilty of Break-In Sentenced in Ohio Case

Kenneth Sexton 22 was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith to six months to five years for breaking into the Willard American Legion in January, a second such offense in two years. Arnold Hall Jr. 19 pleaded guilty to stealing a citizen's band radio. prosecutor Richard Auser said Hall faces petty theft charges. A separate incident saw a driver flee after hitting Judy Tighe’s car at Schild's IGA. a rock damaged a railroad tool shed window near Newton and Jefferson Streets, with no license number observed. Larry J. Bumphus, 19, appealing post conviction relief while serving seven to 25 years for aggravated robbery. Judge Smith dismissed the petition at the prosecutor's request.

Willard Willard American Legion Ohio Sageview Kenneth Sexton Common Pleas Robert W. Smith Arnold Hall, Jr Plymouth Citizen Richard Auser Hall Norfolks and Western Railroad Newton and Jefferson Streets Jerry Gormley Welton St Sandusky Larry J. Bumphus Smith Huron County Bumphus

Norwalk High Announces Week Pupils Events and Sports

The fourth six weeks ends today and grade cards go out next week. A wrestling assembly is set for Monday at 2 15 p m with letters and awards. Kent group We the People performs Wednesday at 10 a m. WLKR School Beat program Sunday at 12 15. Driver education starts Monday. Seniors accepted to colleges should contact counselors. Spring sports begin competitive games next week with best wishes to baseball, track, tennis squads.

Pam Meek We the People Kent Norwalk High School Social Studies Department WLKR

Winter Sports Banquet Held March 19 At SPH Cafeteria

SPH students adjust schedules with a 7:25 to 2:05 day. The Voice of Democracy winners Hay Soisson Tarnowski were honored during a March 6 luncheon. The winter banquet honors wrestlers basketball teams and cheerleaders with events surrounding St Patrick’s Day French Club dinner and a March 19 mass.

Andrea Schaffer SPH Voice of Democracy St. Paul’s Jeff Hay John Soisson Mike Tarnowski New Eeneute Hyatt Sandusky EHOVE Hea Huron

Sixteen Students Earn Superior In St Paul Junior High Science Fair

Sixteen seventh and eighth graders received superior ratings at the St. Paul Junior High Science Fair on Wednesday. Five students will advance to the district science fair at Heidelberg College in Tiffin with projects on electronics woodworking heart attacks bees and cheese. Gerry Volcheck Steve Rospert Mary Camardese Julie Mainzer and Vicki Schloesser lead the advanced entries.

St. Paul Junior High Heidelberg College Gerald Volcheck Vicki Schloesser Julie Mainzer Bill Stein Mary Camardese Steve Rospert Tim Hohman St. Paul

Inherited Estate Values in Huron County Probate

Estate filings list Rufus S. Ulrich of Willard with 34013 dollars, Joseph Stutzman of 39 Welton Ave. with 107921 dollars, Arthur J. Lombardi of rural Wakeman with 34193 dollars, and Eugene R. Windisch of Willard with 27423 dollars. noting jointly held property where applicable.

Huron County Probate Court Rufus S. Ulrich Willard Joseph Stutzman Welton Ave Arthur J. Lombardi Wakeman Eugene R. Windisch

Norwalk Imprint Earns WGCL Radio Honor

Norwalk High School Imprint features on Cleveland WGCL-FM for a Wednesday night program honoring area high schools. Disc jockey Sue ONeil read March 11 issue articles by NHS staff including Mike Fries and Jeff Anderson. Imprint to receive International First Place from Quill and Scroll Society.

Norwalk Cleveland Wgcl-Fm Sue O'Neil WGCL NHS Craig Springer Miss O'Neil Mike Fries Julie Millhouse Lisa Lendrum Steve Berezin Erin Grell Doug Vogt Fries Sue Downer Jeff Anderson Dalene Searls Jessica Harger Rome Jeff Wyatt Truckerettes The Quill and Scroll Society

City man sentenced 31 days for DUI and traffic violations

Clarence A. Barnett, 24, received 31 days in the county jail for driving under the influence and other traffic violations. He was also sentenced in mayor's court for driving left of center and failing to obey a court order and began serving the term Thursday.

Willard Clarence A. Barnett Barnett

Juvenile Court Dispositions in Huron County

Dispositions list several juveniles: Mark R. Ware of Willard fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to control with 60 day work and school restriction. A. Adams fined 50 dollars and costs for DUI with 30 day driving suspension and five month restriction after DUI school. Randy Buskirk fined 50 dollars and costs for DUI with 30 day suspension and five month restriction after DUI school. M. T. Beatty fined 10 dollars and costs for speed. Andrew B. Trapp fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Roxanna L. Collins of Plymouth fined costs for failure to stop with four month restriction to education or until insured.

Huron County Mark R. Ware W. Main St Ward A. Adams Willard Randy Buskirk Attica Ovens Mark T. Beatty Meade Ave Andrew B. Trapp Old State Road Roxanna L. Collins Plymouth

Pancake Supper at Collins United Methodist Church

The Collins United Methodist Church hosts its annual pancake and sausage supper on March 26 with serving from 4 30 to 7 30. Tickets at the door and a bazaar open from 4 p m featuring hand crafted items a white elephant table and a bake sale. Sealed bids will be received on two antique secretaries.

Collins United Methodist Church

St Paul Students Return to Early Run Buses

Beginning Monday St Paul High School students switch back to the early run buses after a schedule change by Norwalk schools supervisor William Meese. Students must board about a half hour earlier due to earlier school start times and will ride with Norwalk high school and junior high students again.

St. Paul William Meese Norwalk St. Paul High School Meese

Jones Seeks Reelect as Councilman-at-Large

Morgan Jones began circulating petitions this morning to run for another term as councilman-at-large. He resides at 126 Sycamore Drive.

Morgan Jones Jones Sycamore Dr

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