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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1970
Page
2
A fragment appears to list mixed TV shows and times such as Huntley Brinkley PM chess and Whats My Line. The readable items imply a day’s schedule on WKYC NBC with channel 1626 and early afternoon entries. Names like High Chaparral and Frost appear among brief program hints.
Brady Bunt Grey ord Mrs Mal see Come she Brides org.
Fragmented listing shows channels and times for Sesame Street at 4 30 pm on channel 25 plus other programs and guests. It includes mentions of David Frost Marcel Marceau Gary Allan Yong and 600 pm on channel 25 Whats New.
A cluttered TV guide entry lists programs and guests across channels with scattered notes. It mentions The Flying Nun Dramas and comedies such as The Brady Bunch The Ghost and Mrs Muir and Hogan's Heroes along with various hosts and guests across multiple time slots.
A crowded TV schedule lists 900 pm airings on channel 8 including Peyton Place and The Jolson Story, with 1966 The Young Philadelphians and 1958 Girly on the Loose among others. Features span melodrama, adventure, crime, and fantasy set in varied locations from New York to the Caribbean.
A cluttered listing shows Jimmy Ellis vs Joe Flavier and Villanova against DePauw in early college basketball. It also notes Bowling Green vs Ohio, Michigan State vs Ohio State, and regional golf from Doral Open and Miami. Also wildlife events, bobsled and NBA games listed.
In South Amherst the National Honor Society welcomed seven new members Leueen Horvath Linda Hevener James Stack Christine Nager Steve Mahallie Don Jones and Marilyn Makiuski during afternoon inductions led by Superintendent Wallace Coleman and High School Principal Donald Jerkins. Society members Linda Butler Eileen Gildren Mike Gainak Robert Allsop Christine Ward Tarnva Zukowski assisted and a Home Economics reception followed.
The VFW post in Chatham marks spring with The Biggest Little Sugarbush in Ohio opening tomorrow. Pancakes and sausage start at noon on Saturdays and 9 am Sundays, served through March at the post building north of the Chatham intersection. Kenneth Welsh, former commander, will organize farm trips for groups and schools.
Channel 25 at 4 30 Sesame Street at 5 30 Musterogers Neighborhood at 6 30 What's New at 600 Black Journal at 730 Kukla Fran and Ollie at 800 High School Basketball at 930 Washington Week in Review at 1000 World Press
AP reports in Louisville Kentucky Mrs Susan Miller uncovered skeletons in a closet of her new apartment. Authorities investigated and learned the former occupants were medical students.
A poll shows roast beef remains Britain’s favorite dish while steak rises in popularity. The survey highlights changing dining tastes with steak edging upward among respondents and regional variations in preference.
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