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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1977

Page

2

Fisher-Titus projects growth and upgrades at annual meeting

The Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital board forecasts another year of physical growth and financial stability. Construction will expand the hospital with a new intensive and coronary care unit and upgraded departments. New doctors joined in 1976 and a medical park is nearby. cash reserves rose from 361,563 to 501,818 by Sept. 30.

Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Fisher-Titus and Norwalk Richard Westhofen Jackburn Fisher-Titus Medical Park Shady Lane Road William Holman Richard H. Smith Oneral Westaking Co Smith Earl R. McLoney M.D Wilbur C. Edwards Westhofen Edwards Dr. McLoney Jack R. Kullman

Norwalk Reaches Water Plant Decision With Local Experts

Norwalk officials rely on Supt. Charles Sweet and Darryl Young certified Class 3 water treatment engineers to guide two major decisions. First, whether to build a $750,000 water line and pumping station for Memorial Lake, aided by anticipated drought pressures and available surplus funds. Second, whether to build a new filtration plant or renovate the 1927 facility, amid EPA rules and federal funding uncertainties.

David Rau Norwalk Charles Sweet Darryl Young Sweet Young James Widman Huron Widman Congress Washington Sweet, Young Woodlawn Avenue

Thousands Seek Fast Vacancy Ads Dial 668 3771

Local call offers quick placement of want ads for rental vacancies. Thousands respond to the service promising rapid listings by dialing the stated number.

Edison High honors eight with straight A nine weeks

Eight Edison High School students earned straight A report cards for the past nine weeks. Named seniors are Nancy Haegel, Jean Hoffman and Bradley Philli. juniors Kathleen Lohmann and Dale Schlett. sophomores Carla Ackerman and Sara Mohammed. and freshman Dale Baker.

Milan Edison High School Nancy Haegel Jean Hoffman Bradley Philli Kathleen Lohmann Dale Schlett Carla Ackerman Sara Mohammed Dale Baker

Winners Named In Contest Knights Of Columbus

MONROEVILLE The Knights of Columbus announces district winners in the annual basketball free throw contest. Age 11 boys Duffy Milkie from Bellevue. 11 girls Renea Owens from Willard. 12 boys Mike Scheel from Monroeville. 12 girls Tami Haas from Norwalk. 13 boys Steve Barman from Norwalk. 13 girls Sharon Darling from Age 14 girls Dorothy Daniel from Bellevue. Estate filings in Huron County Probate Court list multiple names with listed values for jointly held property or accounts.

Monroeville Knights of Columbus Duffy Milkie Eugene Milkie Bellevue Renea Owens Barton Owens Willard Mike Scheel Robert W. Scheel Tami Haas Richard Haas Nor Huron County Probate Court Paul Frank Daniel Guy B. Dermer Michael Czeczek

Benny’s Rochester Dies At 71 In California

Eddie Anderson known as Rochester on the Jack Benny show died of a heart attack at age 71 in Woodland Hills California. The long serving radio and TV valet and driver appeared on Benny’s program for 23 years beginning with a 1937 Easter appearance and became a landmark in early black television and radio casting.

Woodland Hills Calif Eddie Anderson Jack Benny Rochester Anderson Motion Picture Benny New York Hollywood Maxwell

Farm Energy Discussion at Huron County Meeting

The public is invited to a 9 30 a m meeting at the Huron County Administration Building where county extension agent John K Wells outlines energy cost reductions. Topics include grain drying economies, energy costs in production, home insulation, alternate heating systems, and the economics of electrical load management.

Huron County Administration John K Wells

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