Signal is Medalist in Columbia scholastic press awards
The Signal newspaper earned a Medalist rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. judging covered issues published between Easter 1965 and Christmas 1965. Updates include staff changes, career night plans, and sports and club activities across Norwalk.
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Signal
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Kathy Keiser
Judy Rubinow
Kathy McLaughlin
Susan Rogers
Kendall Falke
CSPA
New York City
Huron County Legion Birthday Dinner Dance Saturday
American Legion Post in Monroeville Bellevue hosts annual birthday party with representatives from Norwalk Greenwich New London Willard Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Fitchville for a chicken dinner and dance at 6 30 p m Mel Herner orchestra to provide music John D Schmitz Bellevue and Ralph Armstrong Norwalk are co chairs Three Jennings Ready Mix personnel attended a Columbus top management school A 21 minute Land We Love documentary at Shhine s Norwalk Theater showtimes 1 30 4 10 6 50 9 30 pm Sunday and 9 08 p m Monday
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Monroeville
Bellevue
American Legion Post
Huron County Council
American Legion
Norwalk
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Fitchville
Bellevue Post
Mel Herner
John D. Schmitz
Ralph Armstrong
Shhine
Science Fair Opens at Norwalk High This Weekend
Norwalk High School Cole gymnasium hosts about 100 science projects from seventh to twelfth grade. Forty or more judges will rate the displays from 7:30 to 9 tonight with ribbons distributed from 9 to 10. Public viewing continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Norwalk
Cole
Norwalk High School
Merchant To Retire After 31 Years In Willard
A longtime clothing store in Willard the Feichtner Store is closing as owner Harry Rogen of Shaker Heights retires due to poor health after 31 years in business. Rogen is 72 and has led the shop for several decades.
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Willard
Feichtner
Harry Rogen
Shaker Heights
Rogen
Pistol Stolen From High School Drawer
A .22 calibre pistol used as a prop in a Norwalk High School play was reported stolen Tuesday. Principal Ervin W. Altican said the nine shot pistol was taken from a desk drawer belonging to teacher Elmer Smith.
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Norwalk
Ervin W. Altican
Elmer Smith
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