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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1968

Page

11

Lassie TV shifts stars as new rangers take lead

Hollywood notes Lassie fans see a changing cast with Robert Bray leaving after four seasons. Jed Allan and Jack DeMare take over as forest rangers Scott Turner and Bob Erickson, guiding Lassie into Alaska for a two part journey. Bonita Granville promises more contemporary, adventurous plots across new locations.

Hollywood Lassie Peyton Place Jon Provost June Lockhart Jan Clayton Tommy Rettig George “Gramps Cleveland Corey Stuart Robert Bray Forest Rangers Scott Turner Jed Allan Bob Erickson Jack DeMare Ranger Scott Alaska Ranger Stuart Bray Stuart Jack Wrather Bob Golden Wrathers Robert Lansing Allan DeMare Mark Miranda New Mexico Oregon Bonita

Community Club and Civic Group Schedules List

A dense schedule lists many local clubs and meetings with times and venues such as Amanda Athletic Club clubhouse at 8 p.m. Lily of the Valley Chapter 55 CES at 808 9th Ave. Monroe Lions Club at Congress Inn 6 p.m. Exchange Club at Manchester Motor Inn noon. Optimist Club at Eastern Lanes 6 30 p.m. SPEBSQSA at Legion Home 8 p.m. Rotary Club and Civitan Club meet at Manchester venues. Maple Park PTO and others meet at school and civic spaces across town.

Amanda Athletic Club Lily of the Valley Ces 9Th Ave Monroe Lions Club Congress Inn Exchange Club Manchester Motor Inn Optimist Club Eastern Lanes Spebsqsa Legion Home Rotary Club Civitan Club Maple Park Pto Dealers Association Chatterdine Madison Lions Club Madison High School Butler County Planned Parenthood Clinic Safety Council Sertoma City Commission Sportsmen’s Club Trustees Miami Lodge IOOF Monroe Ioof Elktones BPOE Elks Temple Iz m. Foe Eagles

Zsa Zsa Gabor Angered by Hungarian Customs

Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor says Hungarian customs officials threatened punishment for taking a family heirloom out of the country during a goodwill visit that she says turned into a disaster. She vowed she will never return. The heirloom was a picture left to her by her father. Gabor, a U.S. citizen with a home in London, spoke to newsmen. The report also notes that Vincent van Gogh never sold a painting in his lifetime despite high posthumous prices.

London Zsa Zsa Gabor Hungary Miss Gabor U.S Vincent van Gogh

Television Highlights Night Schedule Summary

Eddie Albert narrates How Life Begins at 7 30 p m on channels 12 and 22. At 8 p m on channels 2 and 5 Rowan and Martin feature Bobby Darin and the Holy Medal Rounders. Bob Hope Special at 9 p m with John Davidson and Gwen Verdon on channels 5. Mi Zip Gaynor performs at 10 p m with George Hamilton guest on channels 2 and 5. Olympic Games highlights at 10 p m on channel 12 include track events javelin and semifinals. Carol Burnett Show at 7 19 p m on channels 7 and 9 with Bobbie Gentry and George Gobel. The People Tree appears with Joey Bishop at 11 30 p m on channels 12 and 22.

Eddie Albert Bobby Darin

Ex Premier Djilas Arrives for Princeton Lecture Series

Milovan Djilas, 57, former Yugoslav vice premier and author of The New Class, who spent nine years imprisoned by Tito, has arrived in New York to begin a lecture series at Princeton University.

New York Milovan Djilas Yugoslavia Tito Princeton University Djilas

Sinking ferry in the Philippines leaves 10 dead and 100 missing

Navy data from Manila report nine passengers and a crew member dead and about 100 missing after an overcrowded ferry sank on Thursday in the Southern Philippines. Rescue craft saved 288 people. survivors say about 400 were aboard the 247-ton vessel with a 150 passenger capacity.

Manila Navy Philippines Tilson G. Rodriguez

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