4AThe Barrie Examiner Friday June 18 1976 1100 2Fun Factory JGoober A7l2News 5Bob McLean Show 22Ed Allen Time 9Uncle Bobby Show llMidday 1220 12Farm News 1230 zGono Show 3Leave It To hover eSearch For Tomorrow 22News 7All My Children 9Fllntstones l2Party Game 1155 2Around The Black World ItsNews 100 2Maoa1ine 3Daybeat lConcentration sln Touch 7Ryans Hope 9Dick Van Dyke IlDouble Exposure l2MarcusWelby MD 600 247ll1222News 3Movie Yellow Sky 524 Hours 9Detinition 630 2NBC News 22Adam l2 7ABC News trWond Beat News llParty Game 12Hawaii Five 700 9Good Times ZBowling For Dollars 4CBS News 5Invincible Conn Smythe 7To Tell The Truth lIFriends Of Man 22Odd Couple 730 2Hollywood Squares 4Strikes Spares And Misses 22Movie Love You Goodbye 7Lets MakeA Deal 9Headline Hunters 130 211Days Of Our Lives AAs TheWorld Turns 5Peyton Place 22Money Talks 7Rhyme And Reason iJoyce Davidson Show 200 9Celebrity Dominoes PAH in The Family 22Caiiaoian Cavalcade 1520000 Pyramid 12Marie Callaghan 215 3News 230 3512Edge of Night FWhats The Good Word IllDoctors 22Guiding Light 7Breakthe Bank 300 2Another World 37512Take Thirty AAll In The Family 228e My Guest 7llGeneral Hospital 330 BSDCelebrity Cooks AMatch Game 22Lively Woman 7Commander Tom 11Police Woman lzBarney Miller 000 2Rich Little 35 l2Rhoda 1Viva Valdez 9National Geographic 830 ISMHappy Days TilBaseball APhyllis 900 3+5 12All in the Family 22Sports Probe 9Joe Forrester 930 22Maude 35 2Cth° the Man 1000 35gt12VVIP AMedical Centre 9Pig Whistle 22News 1030 2From Buffalo With Love 9One Day At Time llYounga The Restless 000 2Movie Riding High JMoira Hunt 4Cross Wits 512Forest Rangers 22Little Rascals 9Troubie with Tracy llMarcusWelby MD 415 22Little Rascals 130 9Brady Bunch 7Mike Douglas 35l2Mr Dressup AMod Squad 22Gilligans island 500 9lronside 3Truth Or Consequences llDinah 22ThatGirl 12Family Affair krrlts Your Choice 530 3News kLove American Style IQPartridge Family 22Jokers Wild 3612 vNature of Things 1100 2345791112 News 22 else My Guest 1120 9wNews 12 Night Final 1130 2AJohnny Carson Merv Griffin 5Fn3l Edition 7Movie Now You See It Now You Dont ll Larry Solway Show 22Goll ClaSSic 1150 1277 Move Kissol Fire 1100 VMovne SMiles to Midnight 37M0yie The Desperados Mary Hartman Mary Hartman llvMerv Grittin 100 2Tomorrow Getting Married CONSTANT READER Canadian Childrens mag is bright informative Potpourri of activities planned for 1976 edition of Kempenfest 25mile canoe race swim across Kempenfelt Bay display of up to 50 anti que canoes and variety of novelty events will highlight Kempenfest Regatta 1976 to be held in Barrie July 31 to Aug under the direction of the Greater Barrie Chamber ofCommerce The annual event sche duled for Civic Holiday weekend will get underway Saturday with human kite flying contests 2000meter swim from Minets Point to Goverment Dock and the firefighters skiathon for muscular dystrophy Canoe events the great water walk underwater chariot races and the second day of kite flying will be held Sunday and water ski slalom Competitors in the flat categories will cut loose from their tow while aloft maneuver through opposite 360degree turns and land as close as possible to floating beachball Entrants in the other categories will main tain their tow and perform tricks in the air FOURGROUPS The crossbay swim will be divided into four age groups the youngest of which is 10 andunder The canoe race be run from Orillia to in 25 foot sixman mfln class voyageur canoes The Barrie Orillia and Collingwood chambers have entered crews and at least one in dependent crew will also compete class canoe will accompany the entrants on what is ex pected to be threetofour hour voyage Other canoe events include the single blade tandem for seniors 18 and up of both sexes in 1000meter obstacle and flat races 1000meter mixed doubles obstacle and flat BOOmeter obstacle races for junior boys and girls 1417 and for parent and child under 13 and 500 meter race for children 13 andunder Novelty canoe events in clude juniorsenior gunwale bobbing and senior jousing The great water walk will take intrepid entrants out from shore on floating dock made of tire tubes to blow whistle at the far end and return to shore in the shortest Underwater chariot races will see two divers with 30 minute air supply pulling driver in tube Teams will attempt it negotiate 300 yard triangular course before their air runs out Water slalom events call for trophies in three age groups Sailing events in clude the Chamber Challenge Cup and special Laser event forjuniors canoe handling safety display will join the antique canoes some of them from Candlelore Museum in Mus koka The regatta will also feature $1000 lucky draw with proceeds to meet ex penses for the event and buy voyageur canoes for future events Chairman of the Chambers and sailing events are An entry from the Midland scheduled forMonday chamber is also expected In timepOSSible regatta committee is Monte Men women and novices addition larger Montreal CHARIOT RACE Barnes are invited to enter kite flying in flat and delta slalom hollywood and aerial delta categories RIDE ROUGHEST WASHINGTON AP The word rodeo originated from the Spanish Word roundup The National Geographic Society says The first United States rodeo in the modern sense sup posedly was held in Pecos Tex in 1883 to settle rivalries between various ranches MAGAZINE SURVIVES SAN FRANCISCO AP magazine which started almost two years ago with no advertis ing and no money to pay writers and artists still is going strong here Second Spring is nonprofit bimonthly publica tion for the elderly The maga zine rejects the belief that any human being is finished once he gets to certain age NAME GREAT FATHER KANSAS CITY Mo AP The cham ion father of all time is King So omon the Wise ruler of Israel in the 10th century BC and son of King David say Try new style of hairdo for spring with color highlights added to your hair by our professional hairstylists We can streak your hair to add light and youthfulness to your ace CONTINENTAL Barrie Plaza HAIR STYLING 7261112 By PETER LESNIAK Examiner Staff Reporter The first issue of Canadian Childrens Magazine is hot off the presses and its not had read The magazine to be Cool season published four times year is aimed at the five to 12 yearold reader and contains many bright lively and in formative articles short stories games and puzzles to amuse young developing minds expected for Muskoka Theatre If one word could describe Muskoka Summer Theatres upcoming season that word wouldbecool Thanks to grants from tarios Ministry of Culture and Recreation both of Muskoka Summer Theatres locations The Gravenhurst Opera House and the Port Carling Memorial Hall will be centrally air conditioned thisyear Also new this season is Muskoka Summer Theatres departure from the tradi tional summer stock schedule of presenting different show everyweek Muskoka Summer Theatre this year is adopting modified repertory schedule each of their four shows will open early in the season and then play all summer in an alternating schedule in both locations giving au diences more opportunities to see each of the shows It is believed that Muskoka Summer Theatre is the first of Ontarios traditional sum mer theatres to adopt this schedule This summer will represent the 29th season of profes sional theatre in Muskoka and the foundation has set budget of $125000 for this season With seven anda half week season this works out to about $17000 per week Muskoka Summer Theatre this year received operating grants of $20000 from the tario Arts Council and $15000 from the Canada Council In addition the company has received special Wintario grant of $6000 to help with their original production of Dr Norman Bethune Pilgrims Progress specially commissioned play which will run in Grav enhurst only Aug 31 to Sept This play which will be in rehearsal for five full weeks is based on the life and times of Dr Norman Bethune who was born in Gravenhurst This production is being staged this year to coincide with the opening of the newlyrenovated Bethune Memorial Home in Grav enhurst Playwright Carol Bolt is doing the script Hallmark historians doing re search on Fathers Day DONT BE SLAVE To Hard Water Do You See Your Its purpose is to bridge the generations and provide realistic alternative to the sterotypcd image children see in advertisements and on television according to the publishers The magazine also hopes to show children what makes Problems Here MunroeIth WtfltodmIM anathemï¬mnlinr notnihnlhhuhi MMhï¬ï¬‚ï¬mw Ibmtluhï¬mIM them special as Canadians mm Iwo articles in the first cdi hmMHflw tion Heroes and Heroines ï¬mm and Winters Master fill in the mmmgm information gap for anadlan ginawn youngstch who are deprived lbnudadWmMHvhommvk nubn knowledge of our rich his lorical past in most other mediums Heroes and Heroines in the summer issue tells of Joe Fortes Vancouver life guard who in the early part of the century taught thou sands of youngsters to swim and saved countless lives of his young friends There are articles on siumps mammihs curly No installation charge Low monthly rental plan modes of transportation and JosephArmand Bombardier the inventor of the snowmobile in this edition All are most rcadible and are illustrated with several pictures and drawings to keep youngsters interested There is even page con taining listing of pen pals with whom youngsters can correspond to learn how kids in other parts of the country livcandlhink The magazine also pub lishes childrens poems writ ten by children For $5 year you can get on the mailing list by writing Canadian Childrens Magazine 4150 Bracken Ave Victoria BC Call Now For Further Information 7370300 Free Water Test Free Demonstration Finally water the way it should be AflUAEEDRfllE WATER RIFINIRS Alliance Blvd Barrie