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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1965
Page
10
A compact TV recap by Dorothy Funk outlines notable programs of the period including features, schedules, and highlights. The column surveys top broadcasts, offering brief notes on program quality and lineup trends.
Telecasts feature Errol Flynn in Montana and classic shows like The Virginian and Patty Duke Show. Highlights include Fear Strikes Out with Perkins and Malden, Beverly Hillbillies with Flatt and Scruggs, and late movies The Glass Key and Lightning Strikes Twice.
Tonight on Channel 25 schedule includes What's New at 6 00 Reindeer drive in Lapland 6 30 WRL Telecourse Psychology Inside Catholic Schools Sing Hi Sing Lo at 7 15 Casals Master Class Cel hist Pablo Casals Changing World Southeast Asia with Casals program and other items.
An item notes quinine's early value in treating malaria with a tangential reference to 1600 era jazz culture and Count Basie associated figures. It mentions Jesuit priests in Peru and a chest of antiques tied to the period. The fragment suggests early recognition of quinine by non-nuclear powers.
TV viewers face a week of specials and documentaries starting Sunday with CBS debuting Secret Agent. ABC airs The General on Monday and the Oscar telecast with Bob Hope on the same night. CBS Reports examines abortion in prime time, conflicting with the Oscars in some zones. NBC presents Terror in the Streets on Tuesday. Jewel Harris stars Hall of Fame on NBC Wednesday with The Holy Terror. Perry Como special Thursday with Woody Allen and Al Hirt. Friday features Custer to the Little Big Horn on ABC. Saturday shows Mission to Majlaya about Peace Corps nurses. Rex Harrison appears on Today next Tuesday with Oscar chatter. Today also offers medical advice on April 8.
Avon Lake Board of Education awarded Video Sound Craft of Lorain a 3284 contract to install educational television in 41 six classrooms at Eastview School. The installation should be completed by near September. Robert J Hobinson, recently named executive head, was authorized to draft an application for the administrative assistant position and the system will be reviewed by the board.
Youth Haven hosts a 7 pm film session at the camp open to area teens ages 14 to 19 with free transportation from West End Garage. Last Saturday’s talent show winners were Ian Redman and Tom Porter first, Darlene Diewald second, and Agnes Bartchaugh third. 188 youths attended.
A citizens committee in Lorain County calls for coordinated planning across health welfare and education. The report urges a countywide planning agency, expanded mental health services, better staff-patient ratios in state facilities and more psychiatric beds. It lists 1980 retardate projections and outlines preschool, school, and parental counseling enhancements, plus a unified service program.
Zurich Switzerland obituary reports Richard Schweizer, 64, a leading Swiss film producer and screenwriter, died at his home on Tuesday. The veteran industry figure, renowned for his contributions to Swiss cinema, passed away in the city where he made many productions.
Trustees meet at town hall in Spencer at 8 p.m. Lorain County Cem Club gathers in Oberlin Grange Hall with a tureen dinner at 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club meets in Wellington at noon with John Dierna as speaker. Spencer Board of Public Affairs and Spencer Garden Club meet at town hall and at Garden locations. Barr PTA, North Ridgeville Women’s League, North Ridgeville Junior Chamber of Commerce, North Ridgeville EST room, and American Legion schedule sessions with varied times. Clarksfield Grange meets at 8 p.m.
Old fashioned remedy for dry itchy skin remains advised with simple steps. Use a pound of oatmeal in a cloth bag in warm bath water for about 20 minutes while rubbing skin gently. Colloidal oatmeal preparations sold by druggists provide the same benefits plus a protective film.
Wellington club members select a nominating committee of Mrs. Gott, Mrs. Pallas, and Mrs. Murray. A Wallington Assembly Group letter on the PEP bill is read. An April 26 film strip at Mrs. Clem Auble’s home. A covered dish supper at 6 30 p.m. Thanks to the Junior Women’s League for helping with the Cora M. Shepard dinner, honoring Wellington High School psychologist Richard Morrell who showed color slides of the Hame and Flower Show in Cleveland.
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