City Council eyes fire engine and building code actions tonight
The fire and building code committee meets at 7 pm to review a new fire engine, city building code and mobile home fees with key officials. At 7:30 pm planning and zoning discuss the local building code with Mayor Finch and others. At 9 pm zoning weighs mobile home fees. Open meeting times/participants listed. A 12 year old girl reportedly stole items from lockers at the Junior High School Monday morning. Dispositions in Norwalk Mayor's Court listed with fines and bonds. A 1962 Ford car theft case remains unsolved.'
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City Council
Herbert Krogh
Kenneth Link
Harold Finch
James Ferris
Ferris
Sam Cessana
Year Of Change at Fisher-Titus Hospital 1970
Acting Administrator William C. Kelley Jr calls 1970 a year of renaissance at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital as William Slabodnick resigns and Richard C. Westhofen will join as administrator March 1 The hospital expands with a $700000 plan to add 20 beds triple lab space and remodel the maternity wing Osteopaths join the medical staff and emergency services gain full time nursing staff Norwalk Memorial Home safety measures Sprinkler link to fire department noted 3310
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Judy Morgan
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
William C. Kelley, Jr
Hospital Association
William Slabodnick
Richard C. Westhofen
Cincinnati
Westhofen
Robert Chapin
Slabodnick
Association
Kenneth Buckley
Kelley
Norwalk Memorial Home
Memorial Home
Norwalk
Alice Bittel
Mardella Jacobs
R. W. Higgins
Luis Montalvo
Andres I. Vargas, Jr
Pura Vargas
Fisher- Titus
Buckley Elected as Board Expands Not Adopted
Norwalk City Hospital Association meetings led to two new trustees Herman Schaafsma and Charles Peckham being elected while a move to increase the board from 10 to 12 members was dismissed. Kenneth Buckley was named board president with M. Leighton Battles as vice president, Allan Shankman as secretary, and Earle H. Lowe as treasurer. Retiring trustees Chapin and Wilkinson received plaques. Funeral services are set for Mrs. Bessie V. Latta, mother of U.S. Rep. Delbert L. Latta.
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William R. Wilkinson
Robert Chapin
Norwalk City Hospital Association
Herman Schaafsma
The
Norwalk Reflector
Charles Peckham
Kenneth Buckley
Buckley
Wakeman Bank Co
M. Leighton Battles
Allan Shankman
Earle H. Lowe
Paul L. Carpenter
Washington
UPI
Bessie V. Latta
U.S
Delbert L
Lent alters flyer menus at St Paul school
St Paul students puzzled by Ash Wednesday meat restrictions learn from Mrs Eloise Roth cafeteria director that Lent begins and meat is banned on Wednesday. Hamburgers will be replaced by macaroni and cheese and tossed salad on Ash Wednesday and fish sticks will replace meat on Friday.
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St. Paul
Eloise Roth
Mrs. Roth
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Richard Obermiller
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U.S. 20
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Pohl
BankAmericard
Latta
Ohio
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