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FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1968 TAGE FOURTEEN mi NEWS-PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICE TV LOG BLONDIB hiiii i vi I LA I IILP DAOWOOD-- HCW COULD NOU BE AFRAID, iTVtNK IHEAR WHEN WK HAVE SiX V. A BURGLAR 816, BRAVE WATCHDOGS I I DOWNSTAIRS OOWNSTAIRS I 1 I AS TV. SERIAL Peyton' Place' Setting Record RADIO LOG WGN-72 ke WMAQ-471 ke WBBM-7M ke WLS-tM ke WSJM-140 ke WDOW-144 kc WJOR All Programs Local Time a I III 1 in 1 BEETLE BAILEY COMTACT THE ti passing what seems to be a record for filmed television ser; ies. The ABC serial has not only appeared more times than any other show on film but also has pursued its inexorable course winter and summer with nary a rerun. Thus "Peyton Place" wins honors for persistence, if not for excellence.

Nobody has ever accused it. of a prestige show. But it is a well-made series, with competent if not inspired acting. Hence it has held a solid core of viewers, though not in the same numbers as before. "Our ratines this season have STL fma tl tl ft I i I 1 i I WM i nunio afcaaii I Uu.

uo 1 DON'T GET THE WRONG IDE All I BUT PtK 15 A GOOD WRITER. MOFOUMl I VOiVEBEEN AROUNO THE AGNCy lr tuanf eAkift suf YJTZn -Biwt ht iw rmi isp-i ut, F0R5IMPIV ET wTlflWELt 1 TT a I LWR TcSSftsl -J MICK P.Y MOTTSR in i iilil i at a cnu A -1 W. i I VVIf 3 I CBTMIA I By BOB THOMAS AP Movie Television Writer HOLLYWOOD (AD Peyton Place" marks its 400th chapter next Monday night, WHFB WHFR-FM 1060 ON DIAL Megacycle ALMEDA fridav paper jan. 5 TONIGHT ON WHFB 4:00 Jack Kelly Show 5:05 Sports Time 5:15 Evening Headline Sign Off HFB FM ONLY 4:00 Music With McMaters 4:30 News With McMasters 5:30 News With McMasters Evening Headlines Silver 7:30 News Silver 7:50 Kalamaxoo Loy Norrlx at Benton Harbor Wlfh McMaster News With McMasters With 1 Sign Off Saturday ONLY 5:30 WHFB-FM Sign (Ul 5:32 Pappy Linn Show 6:00 News 6:05 Pappy Linn Show 6:45 News Weather 7:00 Pappv Linn Show WHFB WHFB-FM WHFB-FM Sign On Pappy Linn Show 7:35 Sports Page 7:40 Pappy IJnn Show Five To Laugh Morning Headline 11:15 Weather Roundup 8:20 Our Changing World 25 Pappv Linn Show Vnions News Hi Lite School Hi-Lites 10:00 News 10:05 Bowling Tips 10:10 Pappy Linn Show 11:00 News 11:05 Pappy Linn Show 11:50 Your Chamber In Action "12:00 Noon News Farm Bureau Report 12:30 Wonderful Weekend 1:00 News 1:05 Wonderful Weekend 2:00 Senior Bowl Game 4:30 Wonderful Weekend 5:15 Evening Headlines Sign Off WHFB-FM ONLY 5:15 Music With McMasters Evening Headlines With McMasters 7:30 News 7:50 Benton Harbor at Grand Rapids -t Catholic- 9:30 Music With McMasters News With I McMasters News 11:35 Music Witfi" McMasters I Sign Off I -C I I VvJ r-T 11 WBBM TV (CBS); WOODTV-4, WHAH (NBC); WBKB-T, (ABC) WGN-TV-I WZZMTV 13; WNDU-TV WSBTTV 22; WSJVTV 21. All Prof rams Local Time 3:00 P.M.

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Seventh Fleet in operation Market Time. As a Market Time patrol ship, Haverfield's crew mem bers spent' a total of three months boarding and searching fishing junks, cargo junks and coastal freighters in order to prevent infiltration of enemy contraband material to South Vietnam, ASSIGNED SOUTH HAVEN Army Second Lt. Richard M. Schnake, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Schnake, route 5, South Haven, was assigned to Battery A. 1st Battalion -of-itie-M-Armored Division 6th Artillery at rt. Hood, Dec. 11 as a forward observer.

PROMOTED Kenneth W. DePriest, son of Mrs. Dorothy L. DePriest, 950 Bert street. Benton Harbor, was promoted to Army private grade E-2 upon completion of basic combat training at Ft.

Knox, Dec. 1. The promotion was awarded two months earlier than is customary under an Army policy providing incentive for outstanding trainee's. His wife, Sharon, lives at 1200 Empire, Benton Harbor. WITH 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION Army Pfc.

Robert A. Wade, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wade, and wife, Nancy, live, on route 2, Wilson raod, Coloma, and Spec, i Jessie Bowman, son of Mrs Loretta Bowman, 601 North Third street, Niles, have arriv ed in Vietnam with their unit, the 101st Airborne Division. Prior to its arrival overseas, the "Screaming Eagle" division had been stationed at Ft Campbell, Ky.

RECEIVES BRONZE STAR SOUTH HAVEN -Army Sgt Dwight L. Brenneman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pual Brenneman. South Haven, received the Bronze Star Medal near Dau Tieng, Vietnam, Dec.

2. Brenneman earned the award for outstanding meritorious service as a forward observer His wife. Julianne, lives at 768 Lee street, South Haven. So thev can put on a spectacu lar but safe show, snake charmers sometimes sew 1 cobri'i mouth closed. ,1 M.

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Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Cooper, route 2, South Haven, was as-signed as a medic to the William Bem-m 0 General Hospital in El Paso, Dec. 4.

RECEIVES AWARD SAWYER Capt. Orlia A Tate, whose wife, Eliza beth, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ventura of route 1, Flynn road, Sawyer, has been awarded the Air Defense Co a rr (ADC) Out a nding Educational Achievement Award at Tate Ent AFB, Colo Tate was selected for the award for his accomplishments in the U.S. Air Force off-duty education program.

He is chief of public informa tion for ADC. A graduate of Connersville Senior high -school, her earned his B.S. decree in 1959 from Ball State University, Muncie. where he was commissioned through the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps program. Tate, also holds and M.A.

degree which he earned through study completed under the Air Force Institute of Terhnoloev program at Mich igan State University. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlia A. Tate.

of route 6, Connersville. ASSIGNED LAWRENCE Army Pvt. Russell N. Reynnellsis assigned to Companv 6th Battalion, 4th Brigade at the U.S. Army-Training Center at Ft.

Knox. Kv. Following the completion of basic training, Reynnells, who. is the son of' Mr. and Mrs.

Richard D. Reynnells of route 1. Lawrence, wilr receive at least an additional eight weeks of either advanced instruction or on the job training to qualify him in a specialized military skill. FINISHES ADVANCED TRAINING Army Pvt. Lester C.

Ktause, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Krause, route 2, Miners road. St.

Joseph, recently com pleted eight weeks of advanced infantrv training at Ft. Ord, Calif. AT PEARL HARBOR Seaman Michael Sayle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex L.

Sayle of 3976 Lincoln avenue, St. Joseph, has returned to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, after completing a seven-month deployment off the coast of Vietnam aboard the radar picket escort ship L'SS Haverfield. While off tha coast of Viet- MEDIC WAC in 1 1 Cooper 7 I 1.1,1ft 7,13. 5.1a J. It 11 l.l JS a II ls VI 1 I 1.

IS 13 I 7 13 7 I. It 1 ixo un 1 1 kit. nvoi mu tu at Linruitvi 1 iRtVunnu uiu at -i 4h I i yewet? tt. rk I wvt kkP t'i i uaysc vr prvcrm been good enough to keep the show on the air. but not good enough to allow any further attrition," admits executive producer Paul Monash, who has Ruided "Peyton Place" from its very "We've done well on Monday holding our own with two popular 'Family Affair' and But the movies have hurt us on Thursday night, as they have hurt all series i season." To avoid further recline in the rating.

Monash plans innovations, "We can't continue to move the same characters through the same enviro-ment," he re marked. "1 plan Bob Thomas io srnn one of tne major characters to Boston for a story that will take place there. A young minister and his wife will be introduced, and they will be linked to the Boston, story. "The purpose to give the show broader geographic axis and to start new and dynamic stories. The series must get involved with new characters be- cause frankly, some of our established characters have told their istories.

Now we are? forced to invent for them what we call camping scenes in which they stand around and observe the action, just so we can keep them apparent. "I fear we will lose some established characters before long. I can imagine what the clamor will be. 'Peyton Place' viewers don't like to have the show tampered with." The series has had a solid core of performers from the start Dorothy Malone, Ed Nelson. Ryan O'Neal, Barbara Parkins, Chris Connolly, Paul Lane-ton.

Monash admitted that it was sometimes a problem to keep them happy. "There is an increasing restlessness among the actors, naturally so. Mia Farrow left the show and made it in pictures. Leigh Taylor-Young is doing the same thing. It's only natural for those who remain to wonder if they shouldn't he trying their luck in features.

"My own opinion is that they never had it so sood. None of them is overworked; and they are paid very handsomely." How long can "Peyton Place" go on? "I see no end to-it. though the show may take a different form," said Monash. "As long as it gives pleasure, it might as well go on and on." CRIME DETERRENT. GRAND RAPIDS (AP)-The Grand Rapid City Commission has adopted a resolution asking residents to keep their porch lights burning at night as a erime deterrent.

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