New Morse Wing to Open at Fisher-Titus in June
Morse Wing at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital will be finished by end of June. Board president Jack R. Kullman announced $345,000 savings from a new financing method at the Norwalk City Hospital Association meeting. Hospital finances remained strong with a cash balance of $559,808 as of Sept 30, 1977, up from $501,818 the prior year. New wing will house emergency outpatient radiology operating rooms and a materials center. Additional staff includes radiologists Dr Benjamin Grella Jr and Dr Matthew Gutowicz and department heads Paul E. Douglas and Roger Welsh. Admissions declined to 4,433 from 4,784. census held near 68. major operations rose to 3,544. Volunteers donated 34,740 hours. Marine Sgt Edwin E Knott Jr reported for duty with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing in Okinawa.
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Morse
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Jack R. Kullman
Norwalk City Hospital Association
Kullman
Norwalk Memorial Home
Wilbur Edwards
Huron County Bank
Creighton Grhist
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Richard S. Blackburn
Kenneth C. Buckley
Benjamin Grella, Jr
Matthew Gutowicz
Paul E. Douglas
Roger Welsh
Richard Westhofen
Markets Tuesday February 28 Wheat Corn Oats Soybeans
Local market report lists Wheat at 2.30, Corn 1.94, Oats 1.55 and Soybeans at 5.00 with prices shown for Tuesday February 28. The brief notes the regional price standings for key crops and reflects a concise snapshot of agricultural commodity values.
Traffic Rerouted After Benedict Avenue Water Break
A broken water main on Benedict Avenue disrupted U S 250 traffic this morning routing drivers toward Norwood and Christie Avenues. Crews worked through the night, salted frozen sections, and plan to dig across Benedict to locate the rupture.
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Benedict Avenue
U.S. 250
Norwood
Christie Avenues
Olive Street
Service and Safety
Melvin Shipley
Shipley
State Highway Department
Two car crashes on East League and Newton Streets
Police cited drivers in a two car crash on East League Street involving Elma Preece and Edwin Hipp with Hipp cited for failure to stop after rear end collision. A second crash on Newton Street involved Donald Marett and Corrine James with no citations. Willard bus collision left driver Sue Adkins cited for failure to stop. Berlin Heights resident Gwendolyn Gurney hospitalized after collision at Ohio 61 and Old State Road. Gurney cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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East League Street
Elma Preece
N. Hester St
Edwin P. Hipp
Milan
Hipp
Ms. Preece
Donald H. Marett
N. Foster St
Corrine James
Newton St
Newton Street
Marett
Ms. James
Willard
Harry Frazee
Ohio
U.S
Sue Adkins
Shiloh
Berlin Heights
Ohio 61
Old State Road
Gwendolyn Gurney
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ms. Gurney
Keith Farley
Norwalk
Program On Stress Planned
Huron County Mental Health Center trustees plan a stress program with up to 300 dollars for a medical panel discussion or joint meeting with the Huron County Medical Society and Mental Health Society. A Norwalk physician cited two thirds of his patients with stress related issues. Trustees also considered three personnel policy changes including sick time buyback, vacation accumulation, and disciplining breaches of client confidentiality.
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Huron County Mental Health Center
Bruce McCrillis
Huron County Medical Society
Mental Health Society
Norwalk
McCrillis
Auditions Tonight for Shoestring Players Imaginary Invalid
The Shoestring Players seek cast and crew for Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid at Norwalk High School tonight at 7. No experience needed. eight men, four women, and extras sought. Directed by Laurence P. Clement with performances April 12–21 at Milan Town Hall. Contact Laurence Clement or Richard Hills for details.
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Moliere
Norwalk High School
Laurence P. Clement
Milan
Laurence Clement
Richard Hills
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Gene Doerr
Edwin E. Knott Jr
Edwin E. Knott Sr
Wakeman
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Corps Air Station
Futenma
Okinawa
Marine Corps
Edwards
Ghrist
Gingham
Cline St
By Paul Crider
Greece
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