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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
2
A log compiled by Ruth Palm presents notes on daily events. It outlines observations and references to people and places mentioned in a concise diary-like format suitable for archival records.
The night offers a mix of color and black and white shows. Highlights include Flipper, Gilligan’s Island, Gunsmoke with Jean Arthur’s return, Hollywood Palace with Eddie Fisher, Bonanza dramatic turns, and classic films such as Mutiny on the Bounty and Judgment at Nuremberg.
The East Carlisle PTA set an open house and a public card party for March 17 at 8 p.m. at the next meeting, with Mrs. John Radebaugh chairing tickets. Walter Lundberg presented the Cub Scout Pack 134 charter to cubmaster Robert Bain. An open house is scheduled for April 6 from 7:30 to 8:00 p.m.
TV critics report CBS NBC and ABC rearranging prime time as Dr. Kildare moves to a two weekly slot and The King Plans shifts to another year. CBS confirms Coronet Blue Balboa and The Baileys plus a possible Defenders revival while Bewitched may introduce a bewitched child. High level CBS-Aubrey shakeup favors comedies game shows and prestige documentaries.
Oberlin The annual faculty show of works by Oberlin College art department members opens at the Allen Art Museum on Wednesday. Professors Paul Arnold Forbes Arnold Whiteside and Norman Tinker will display prints drawings watercolors and sculpture made in Oberlin. The exhibit runs in the Sculpture Court and Northwest Gallery through April 2.
Baritone Hottmann of the Oberlin College Conservatory presents a faculty recital Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. He performs works by Schutz Peri Haydn Gluck Strauss Ravel and Barber with pianist Freeman G. Roberstein and string players Dorothy Mauney Elizabeth Dixon Rebecca Chudacoff and Jean Moore. Hottmann, a 1956 Oberlin graduate, joined the faculty in 1964 after teaching in Sandusky and Wilmington. He has appeared with Chautauqua and Santa Fe Opera Companies.
WRU Telecourse at 2 30 P M Anthropology Mrs Lois Mednick repeats at 3 30 Parents and Dr Spock Getting Along Together parental attitudes toward children repeat at 5 30 Heritage Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt repeats at 7 00 Casals Master Class world renowned cellist Pablo Casals repeats at 8 10 Marcel Marceau on mime the art and technique of pantomiming repeats
Lorain St Joseph Hospital recounts urgent blood appeal for type O Rh positive units. Doctors, nurses and donors from the community rallied, yielding a successful surgery and a life saved as 5000 pints were used in Lorain County in 1964.
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