Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 25 Jun 1976, p. 18

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2AThe Barrie Examiner Friday June 13 Ill students of St Marys Separate School about library resources The Sara Maley librarian and Marjorie Kearns on the library staff tell Grade 12 lzlfl llYounuATM IFun Factory 2ll Days Of Our lees Remus JGoober oAs The World Turns kHzNews sPeyton Place 2Movle South sBob McLean Show 7Rhyme And Reason or St Louls 9Uncle Bobby Show 9Jovce Davidson Show 34501 Hum llMldday 109 Across wits um 9Celebrltv Dominoes 511F°r¢3 Range 12Farm News sAII In The Family nLIVQIY Woman 30 nCanadians 9Trouble with Tracy 2Gong Sh0w 7S20000 Pyramid llMarcusWelbv MD 12Marle Callaghan 215 JNews 110 10 9Brady Bunch 7Mike Douglas 5l2Mr Dressup JLeave it To Beaver oSearcn For Tomorrow TIEd Allen Time 7All My Children 35 l2Edge of Night PM squad 9Flintstones 9Whats The Good nLime Ramas l2Party Game word Izzss IllDoctors 500 2Around The Black bGulding Light 90Blde World 7Break the Bank 3170 0r itsNews nCanadian Cavalcade Consequences 100 llDinah 100 2An°m¢rw°d nThatGirl 222News 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21Movle Visit To Small Planet l00 2Tomorrow AGeraldo Rivera lJO 3Movle Gentlemans Agreement 4Medical Centre 9qu Whlstle nNews l030 9Silent Countdown 3512 Nature of Things 00 2316 7V9lll2News HBe My Guest oStrlkes Spares And Misses 512Barney Miller nBeverley Hillbillies 7Lets Make Deal 9Headine Hunters llMedlcal Center l00 2Rlch Little FOLLOWED RAVENS NEW YORK AP When ancient Norse explorers went to sea they often carried cage full of ravens says Navigation published by TimeLife Books The Vikings lacked acompass and at periodic intervals when they felt they might be near land bird would be released and the direction of its flight would gaide the Norsemen ENCASE SAUSAGES NEW YORK AP Thean nual output of sausage casmgs at new Columbia SC plant will be sufficient to encase more than 500 million pounds of sausage with retail value of almost $1 billion The plant will manufacture edible collagen sausage casings Collagen is the protein derived from con nective animal tissues SHOWED GENEROSITY SAN FRANCISCO AP Lawyer James OGara was ap proached by man who asked Can you spare 18 cents for little wine to cook my turkey OGara handed over 20 cents and told him to keep the change BELIEVE LEGEND NEW YORK AP Japa STUDENTS BECOME LIBRARY MEMBERS Radio alive With sound Rides crest of TV show LOS ANGELES AP Fif teen years ago Edward Asner landed in Hollywoodand the unemployment compensation line Now he is one of the towns most recognized faces Not bad for television actor who by his own admission is fat balding and middleaged He is riding the crest of six solid years in The Tyler Moore Show which mi have typecast him forever as the gruff but goldhearted boss Ex cept that this season he also ap peared as the embittered father of the Jordash boys in Rich Man Poor Man and won new respectand an Emmyfor his rounded talent said it all in my Emmy ac ceptance speech Asner re flects The fact that suc ceeded reminded peo 1e of what an actor is su pos to be Iwasgladtobet ebearerof that telegram With The Mary Tyler Moore Show facing its seventh and ap parently last season Ed Asner IS much in demand for variety of roles But he may be facing more years as Lou Grant the hardheaded TV editor The people at MTM Enter prise are dreaming up new series to star Asner after Mary Ted Lou and Murray put their last newscast on the Twin Cities channel and vanish into reruns The series is being lanned by James Brooks and lan Burns students became members of the adult library this week and will be able to take books out during the summer Previously only Grade students became members of teleVIsmn theme tunes Wm flutes motifs them no my telEViSlonlhesedays got builtin acceptance al However that may change were haVlnS talks this Television theme songs have become popular item in the record business and five of them now on records are selling well The themes from SWAT ready But good song is the key he says Barri thinks most TV themes are not interesting and do not merit the additional lyr ics and instrumental segments Now that TV producers have seen the success good themes can have they probably will take greater care in selecting and making use of them he says week said Asner Right now theyre shooting for an hour show The idea is to do good dramatic show with comedy as serting itself wherever it can be used and Welcome Back Kotter were No1 on the weekly pop music sales charts this spring The other three themes are from Baretta Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley There have been hit themes foreMission Impossible toute 66 Dr Kildarebut they were always rarities Steve Barri has theory about why the situation has changed former staff pro ducer with ABC Records and now with Warner Bros Recor ds Barri produced four 0f the five current releases Cyndi Grecos Making Our Dreams Come True from Laverne and Shirleyis the exception Barri says it is no coincidence all five songs come from ABC televisiOn series even though the network had nothing to do with recording them GETS YOUNGER VIEWERS lot has to do with ABC TVs afiproach to program mingT ey seem tobetrying to capture that younger audience in the family hour figuring that if they can get the young people then the adults in the house will wind up watching too think the fact that they arei involved with those kind of shows means they are hitting that audience that is hip to mu sic little more than the au dience who watches say Bob Newhart or Mary Tyler Moore even though those are also hit shows Barri says he had thenun known group called Rhythm Heritage record Theme from SWAT after his loyearold son had beseeched him to find out where to get copy and Barri had discovered there wasntone If you have good song from hit TV show dont see GIVE YOUR CHILD lIFETlME FRIEND BANDSTAND MUSIC STUDIOS PRESENT YAMAHA GUITAR CLASSES gift of music lessons lasts forever Enquire now about lessons for your child and yourself nese legend says earthun are caused by giant catfish sleeping beneath the islands The fish holds its tail in its mouth and whenever it bites down in its sleep it stirs in painand Japan quakes EDITIONS VALUED CHICAGO AP firstedi tion book does not necessarily have special value says the American Library Association For the majority of books the first edition was the only edi tion First printings of great Works of literature art and sci ence are usually sought by colv lectors

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