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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1964
Page
2
Winners of three prizes were posted at Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc., Ohio Edison Co, Elyria Telephone Co, and at Cas- with the Elyria Lions Club announcing the success of the event held recently.
Hollywood notes say Tab Hunter, fresh from Broadway's The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore, visits Columbia Studio for Ride the Wild Surf. Prizes donated by local merchants and the Lions Club may be picked up at Cascade Rentals. Lions show committee thanks attendees and exhibitors. spring show to be repeated next year.
Cape Town reports the Cape buffalo is regarded as Africa's most vicious animal. It sometimes ambushes and tramples a hunter with razor-sharp hooves, highlighting its dangerous reputation.
Actor Hyer signs agreements to star in two feature films to be shot within the year. Both projects will be produced by major studios and filmed at locations across the region with anticipated release windows later in the year.
Hollywood observers praise ABC TV Academy Awards coverage Monday night noting a brisk start and smooth flow. Alice Faye and Tuesday Weld appear in commercials and awards, with praise for Ang ie Dickinson and Harve Presnell. Sammy Davis Jr. delivers a solo routine and Jimmy Stewart with James Wong Howe are highlighted.
Imogene Coca shimmers in a ballet fantasy on The Andy Williams Show with Newhart and the Williams dancers. Gail Andrews guests on The Senior Prom at Jefferson High. Red Skelton Hour features Price and Rydell in Dickens era tale and Silent Spot voyage. Richard Boone Show presents Serafino's Treasure repeat. Greatest Show hosts Cameos in a suspense drama. Garry Moore Show offers Gwen Verdon and parodies.
Various groups from Elyria to Columbia and Spencer hold meetings tonight. PTA chapters, church societies, Lions Club, WSCS and garden clubs meet at local schools, churches, or homes. times range 6 30 p m to 10 a m with key venues listed.
Australian American duo Nelson and Neal close the eighth season of the Elyria Community Concert Association with a two piano program at Elyria High School on April 23. The pair have performed over 1,000 shows in 136 U.S. cities, half of them returning engagements, and have been widely praised for musicianship and innovative programs. Admission requires a concert membership card. no single tickets.
Columbia's The Pumpkin Eater will be the official British entry at the Cannes Film Festival with stars Anne Bancroft Peter Finch and James Mason leading the cast.
Clarksfield Grange held an inspection where two candidates from Clarksfield earned first and second degrees. The nine Huron County granges will rotate a booth at the county fair every three years, with Clarksfield set to participate in 1985. The Grange will aid the Marvin Fannin family after their Wichita Falls Texas trailer home was destroyed by a tornado. Mrs. Fannin is Judith Clark, former grange member, and her husband attends a Texas university. Mrs. Allgood gave third and fourth degree obligations to Mrs Ronald Krebs Glenn Krebs and Miss Gayle Byron. Pomona Grange meeting for Huron County is May 20 at 8:30 p.m. with Fitchville Grange hosting.
Tomorrow 1:00 a.m. channel 3 features Ad ventures of a Rookie a comedy with Wally Brown and Alan Carney. Channel 8 airs Lives of a Bengal Lancer at 1:00 a.m. a melodrama with Gary Cooper Franchot Tone. Also channel 8 Tear Gas Squad drama with Dennis Morgan John Payne. Later 5:05 p.m. channel 3 Ride Em Cowboy musical with Bud Abbott Lou Costello.
The Vincent PTA hosts a panel by sixth grade pupils on what makes a good citizen and good behavior and manners, directed by Mrs. Susan Davidson. Dr. Jack Kernahan will speak on Children’s Vision. Sixth grade projects will be displayed during room visitation.
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