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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1968

Page

13

Electric Flags Vibe and Vision Shine in New Album

Electric Flag founder Mike Bloomfield discusses the band as seven dedicated American musicians delivering rock with a new sound. He explains their live energy, horn-driven fuller sound, and aim to create a total musical experience. The group, formed on the West Coast, previewed a four month preparation for their album A Long Time Coming and recently played at the San Remo festival in Italy.

Mike West Coast Barry Goldberg Herbie Rich Nick Graven Yes Buddy Miles Peter Strazza Marcus Doubleday Harvey Brooks Electric Flag San Remo Italy

Morrow to emcee Dog Patch dance at Columbia High

WIXY’s Larry Morrow will emcee a Dog Patch dance at Columbia High School from 7 to 11 30 pm Friday. Cleveland group Hobart’s Follies will supply music for the event sponsored by the student council. Open to teens in grades nine through twelve with a dance contest, free records and prizes for best Pappy and Mammy Yokum costumes. Tickets cheaper in advance from council members.

Wixys Larry Morrow Columbia High School Morrow Cleveland Hobart's Follies

Born Today Horoscope for Aries and April 2

The reading highlights Aries traits, noting intellectual interest and problem solving inclinations. It warns against neglecting self and family while helping others and advises careful handling of generosity and possessions. It prompts selecting a birthday to read the next day's paragraph and mentions Aries and its influence.

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Taurus to Pisces Horoscope for the Day

Daily zodiac readings warn of caution and potential gains across all signs. Cautions include financial setbacks for Taurus and missteps from judgment errors, while Gemini and Leo emphasize measured pace and reason guiding decisions. Pisces seeks solitude to focus on personal work.

Taurus Gemini LEO Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces

Monograms In at EHS to fund class trip

Elyria High School commercial art class begins taking orders for EHS monograms to be silk screened on sweatshirts and jackets in multiple colors. Students designed the monograms to raise funds for a trip to the May Art Show at the Cleveland Art Museum. Richard Libengood and Gary Wilcox, juniors, inspect sample shirts.

Elyria High School Cleveland Art Museum Richard Libengood Gary Wilcox

Sly and the Family Stone Ride Underground Rhythm

The article highlights Sly and the Family Stone as an underground rhythm and blues group with the hit Dance to the Music. It notes their versatility, with Sly as a key figure in San Francisco and mentions a 12 minute Medley track featuring Music is Alive and Dance In. The piece portrays underground sound as inventive and expansive.

Sly and the Family Stone Sly and Company Gary Puckett Union Gap Las Vegas Sly Stones

Amherst teen dance and local events at area venues

The Union Jacks play a teen dance from 7 30 to 11 p m Saturday at South Amherst High School sponsored by the South Amherst Youth Council and the freshman class. The R Silhouettes 4H Club host a dance April 2 at Oak Park Lake Rt 58 one mile south. The piece also notes a music scene with Richie Luvworth and The Yardbirds in brief, non-specific fashion.

Union Jacks South Amherst Youth Council South Amherst High School Youth Council Oak Park Lake Rt. 58

Average occupancy of cars through the decades

Washington figures show the average car occupancy rising from 1.4 persons per car in 1900 to 2.1 in 1950 and 32 per gang in 1940 plan. The trend suggests more passengers per vehicle over time with future projections unclear.

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