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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1968

Page

3

Hospital costs jump 25 percent in 1967 at Fisher Titus

Operating costs at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk rose over 25 in 1967 per patient costs up from 37.70 to 47.11 daily by Sept 30 and 53.12 by Dec 31. labor costs above half the budget cited as main driver. Board hires Dalton Dalton Associates to study expansion including acute beds and lab X ray capacity. patient admissions fell slightly but length of stay rose from 6.8 to 7.8 days. Auxiliary reported 20260 hours of volunteer service and cash on hand stood at 458784.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk William Slabodnick Norwalk City Hospital Association Paul L. Carpenter Board of Trustees Hospital Association Slabodnick Carpenter Cleveland Dalton-Dalton Associates Alfred Manlet Pink Ladies Joseph V. Motsch

Ash Wednesday Services Set Across Norwalk Churches

Norwalk churches announce Lent activities with weekly Lent services at St. Pauls St Peters and St Marys throughout the season. Holy Communion and litany at St. Pauls 8 a m and 7 30 p m ash distributions at multiple Masses. First Methodist begins with a 24 hour vigil. Confirmation classes at First Presbyterian Saturdays during Lent.

Norwalk St. Paul’s_ Episcopal Church First’ Methodist Church St. Mary’s Catholic St. Mary’s St. Paul’s Catholic First Presbyterian Church

Miss Firelands Pageant Seeks Entries in Norwalk

Norwalk Jaycees invite residents of Huron and Erie counties to enter the Miss Firelands pageant at Norwalk High School Auditorium on May 25. Contestants must be residents for six months and in college or university, with a three minute talent act, amateur or professional. The winner advances to Miss America preliminaries and Miss Ohio at Cedar Point July 11-13.

Norwalk Jaycee Erie Huron Cedar Point Sandusky

Norwalk High Adds Nine Adult Education Courses

Norwalk High School schedules nine adult education classes for the second semester beginning March 7. Courses include cake decorating typing sewing citizenship woodworking conversational Spanish men s physical fitness driver s training and beginning creative writing. Classes will meet at the school and provide opportunities for community members to gain new skills.

Norwalk High School Richard Kramer Harry Preston Wilbur Salo William Pierce Henry Smith Janet Benson William Minkowski Gale Leimbach Charles Martin

Voices From Home Taping Set March 7

The Firelands Red Cross will tape messages and photos for service members on March 7 at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Auditorium. Residents with someone overseas may book appointments by calling Red Cross Headquarters. Classes start March 7 with Thursday evening sessions for 10 weeks offered by Norwalk City Schools.

Firelands American Red Cross Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Vietnam Continental United States Red Cross Pat Ramsey Voices From Home Norwalk City

EHOVE Vocational School enrolls 499 students for 1969

Initial registrations show 499 pupils enrolled at EHOVE Vocational School for September, with capacity 535. 423 are high school juniors and 76 seniors in cooperative programs. Margaretta leads with 48 percent of juniors, while St Paul’s Norwalk totals lag at 12 percent. Five programs are over subscribed and five more will open in 1969 with new buildings.

Milan Ehove Vocational School EHOVE Margaretta St. Paul’s High School Norwalk Norwalk High School Monroeville Danbury Perkins Vermilion Huron ST. Paul’s Western Reserve New London South Central Berlin-Milan

NFO Meeting Promotes Market pressures in Huron County

National Farmers Organization holds a discussion on ongoing grain and meat withholding to lift prices. Ronald Pfiffer of Sandusky County will speak at 8 30 p m at Bismark School on Bismark Road between Bellevue and Willard. All farmers invited. Delbert Wolcott sworn as Clarksfield township trustee succeeding Wayne Mofstatter.

National Farmers Organization Bismark Huron County NFO Ronald Pfiffer NFC Sandusky County Bismark Road Bellevue Willard

Norwalk Mayor Court Dispositions Report

James C. Brechwald of 20 W Seminary faces reckless operation with $50 plus costs. Clyde Mullins of 23% S Garden pays $15 waiver for speed. Judith A. Scheummer of Sandusky bonds $15 for speed. Donald E. Millis of 53 W Washington pays $15 waiver for speed. David E. Reineck of 46 State pays $15 waiver for driving left of center. Larry C. Risner of New London fined $15 plus costs for peeling tires.

Norwalk James C. Brechwald W. Seminary Clyde Mullins S. Garden Judith A. Scheummer Sandusky Donald E. Millis Washington David E. Reineck State Larry C. Risner New London

Heart Fund drive totals in Huron County reach 6156 to date

The 1968 Heart Fund residential drive in Huron County netted 6156 last Sunday with two townships and Norwalk still reporting. Norwalk totals 1216 and Willard 1464 to date. Other towns will be reported later. last year’s total was 5894.

Heart Fund Huron County Norwalk City Norwalk Willard

Lenten Service Opens at First Methodist Church

Members meet in Wesley Hall basement for the first Lenten service of the season. A covered dish supper at 7 p.m. precedes the Communion Service at the table.

Sue Hughes Alice Blackwood Pack 218 VFW Nelson Lenz Southwest District Commission Paul Bailey First Methodist Church Webelo Steve Rang Jeff Suchar George Hansen New London Wesley Hall

Norwalk Reflector subscription rates detailed

The Norwalk Reflector 1830 publication outlines subscription terms for carriers and mail, noting rates in Norwalk Greenwich New London and rural areas, Huron and Erie counties, and nationwide options with annual and weekly prices. Mail payments are collected in advance.

Norwalk Eld Greenwich New London Huron Erie U.S

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