Television Programs Brief from Mowe News
A compact schedule note lists TV programs including Premiere Sam, Benedict Movie, Sunday Shoo and Catholic Hoer Inter Zone Faith Inspired Waoudsos, reflecting varied offerings for the viewing week.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1963
Page
8
A compact schedule note lists TV programs including Premiere Sam, Benedict Movie, Sunday Shoo and Catholic Hoer Inter Zone Faith Inspired Waoudsos, reflecting varied offerings for the viewing week.
Dinah Shore presents rising stars on her last season finale with Georgia Brown Barbara Streisand Sam Fletcher and the Chad Mitchell Trio as guests on her program. The broadcast promises a prominent lineup and marks the end of an era for Shore with plans for a return next season.
A chaotic TV guide fragment lists films and personalities such as The Defenders, Everybody Else is Dead, Ambush, Rebecca, Bonanza and other titles. Mentions channel numbers, actors including Geraldine Brooks and Tyrone Power, and multiple show slots with uncertain times.
Ridgeville PTA units gathered for a joint installation with officers installed by Movin Central District head Mex van Hassel. Wilcox PTA president Gilpert Reising introduced the speaker, and past president pins were presented. Local bands and majorettes performed as community leaders spoke on PTA strength. A separate meeting approved a $25 post prom donation, and a teachers screening was planned along with a May 25 roller skating party at Elyria Roll Arena.
A community program at Avon Lake features a book review by the First Congregation Cauteh. Tickets are available for the event, highlighting local reading trends and author discussion.
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