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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1969
Page
2
A circular is being mailed to you announcing a large promotional offer. The message emphasizes a big T and A themed drive and urges recipients to check mail for details. The item appears as a mass mail circular with bold phrases.
Merchants in the area have begun adopting the new BankAmericard program inviting shoppers to use the Blue and Gold BankAmericaid Sign at participating stores. Urge any remaining favorites to join as BankAmericard Merchants to ensure broad access.
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital reported 1968 admissions of 3,338 down from 3,726 in 1967 with births falling to 353 from 398. Chief of Staff Dr. E R McLoney blamed birth control pills for reduced birth numbers, noting the lack of a pediatric specialist in Norwalk and a staffing recruitment push. The hospital earned Joint Commission accreditation for three years, while volunteers donated 19,788 hours and over 6,500 dollars.
EHOVE Joint Vocational School will host an Audio-Visual workshop in the B building on campus from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Four groups will rotate through four sessions plus a large group session. Slides illustrate auto-tutorial systems. no participant charge.
The EHOVE Vocational Industrial Arts Club elected officers led by Bob Evans as president and Brenda Collins as vice president. Crystal Case is secretary Jean Marr treasurer Sheila Woody reporter and Chuck Koehn sergeant at arms. The president and vice president will visit the State Capitol in Columbus on March 4. Meetings are held twice a month.
The Plymouth Board of Education filed a $600,000 bond issue with the Huron County Board of Elections for constructing and remodeling school buildings. Voters on May 6 will decide. if approved, funds will buy property for a new building and improve the high school. The district covers Plymouth Village, parts of New Haven Township, and areas in Crawford County.
NEW LONDON A afternoon concert by the New London High School Band and Chorus attracted about 400 attendees. James Van Sickle directed the band and Mrs. Richard Eastman led the chorus. The finale featured a combined performance of Battle Hymn of the Republic. The ensemble wore new uniforms, and Miss Sherry Anderson modeled the parade outfit with the tall black fur hat. The event honored donors and fundraisers for the uniforms.
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