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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1971
Page
7
Mitchell E. Risner, 26, Willard, received a five day jail sentence and fines for resisting arrest and excessive noise, all suspended in Mayor's Court after a May 13 downtown disturbance. Terry Lutz, 18, was fined ten dollars for a sign violation. Stanley D. Null Jr. was fined ten dollars for loitering.
State Highway Patrol charged Frank J. Lemke Jr. 39 of Hamburg New Jersey with failure to stop in an assured clear distance after his semi trailer swerved off Ohio 13. A car turning into a private drive was rear ended by another vehicle driven by Jack W. Miller 50 of Wapakoneta. Barbara L. Shirey 33 of Greenwich was the turning driver.
Pleasant Street School won the Norwalk elementary track meet at Whitney Field. Pleasant scored 66 to Maplehurst 65 with Bronson third in a three team field. Dave Ream led Pleasant with wins in the fifth grade 60yard low hurdles and pole vault. Maplehurst won four firsts led by Jeff Wyatt and Mario Ramos. Bronson claimed several sixth grade events and the sixth grade relay. Buenos Aires customs confiscated a large contraband haul from the Dutch freighter Straat Algoa, including 30 portable televisions and 50,000 cigarette lighters discovered Thursday.
Grade cards for South Central students will not be mailed but can be picked up at selected locations on June 9. Fifth to seventh graders at Fairfield Building 9 10 a.m. Greenwich Intermediate students at Intermediate Building 12 1 p.m. Other elementary cards available at the high school office June 10 18 9 11 a.m.
The meeting last Tuesday elected junior Jim Holb as president with Mary Widman as vice president, Lorna Bartow as secretary, and Mac Hamilton as treasurer. Graduation plans, school improvements, and vandalism concerns were discussed by Principal George Perry.
Diane Shane a Milan Township Fire Department queen was chosen. A senior at Edison High School she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Shane of rural Milan. She has served four years in the Edison varsity band and chorus and has been a library aide for four years.
A Castalia man, John P P Bingle aged 77, died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a crash on Ohio 269 north of Bellevue where he failed to stop at a stop sign and drove into a van. A separate Ottawa County accident killed another man late Thursday when his car collided head on with a semi trailer truck.
Information on film ratings system in Ohio is noted alongside a traffic incident involving Bingle and Ries on Route 269. Ries, 30, Bellevue, was injured and treated. another fatal crash occurred on Ohio 2 near Port Clinton when Steve Werb, 53, Oak Harbor, collided with a semi, Verle Werb died at the scene and Vernon Mackey, 59, Dearborn, Mich., suffered minor injuries.
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