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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
4
Friendly, loyal nature risks hurt. guard emotions yet stay true. Aries to Pisces daily prompts urge careful planning, careful words, measured social plans, practical decisions, and realistic thinking for success.
A cheeky local ad invites readers to Perkins Pancake House at the corner of Routes 254 and 57, a mile north of the Ohio Turnpike Interchange 8, touting cheerful service and reasonable prices for breakfast or dinner celebrations. The copy humorously references travel, talking, and a humorous census anecdote.
CBS plans to enter theatrical film production with up to ten features annually, aiming to secure new movies for prime time and to facing competition with major studios. Industry observers note the move could reshape studio and TV dynamics and affect future film supply.
A reader guidance list analyzes nine bidding sequences in contract bridge, labeling each last bid as forcing or not forcing. It discusses jumps, responses, notrump bids, and changing suit principles, with examples and clarifications. The page also includes details of a church service series at New Testament Baptist Church in LaGrange Road, hosted by Evangelist Dana Stalnaker, inviting the public.
Elyria High School conducts its third annual musical South Pacific by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Performances run Friday March 31 at 8:15 pm, Sunday April 2 at 2:30 pm, and Monday April 3 at 8:15 pm with Linda Williams and Ken Renker starring. Tickets on sale at The Men's Shop Loomis Camera and Wagner Music.
Interview with Shelley Berman on his first Broadway directing job for Ira Wallach's Beer Island. He weighs his masochistic drive and the daunting math of a three act play with 18 scenes and 22 actors, revealing his calm resolve amid theatrical risk.
Oberlin College trustees approved increases of 6 dollars for board and 80 dollars for room, effective September 1987, raising annual costs to 580 for board and 480 for room. Provost John W. Kneller cited deficits in the Residences and Dining Halls system due to higher food costs wage increases and loan amortization plus rising maintenance and operating costs. Tuition remains unchanged at 1,750 for 1967-68.
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