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Townships week Friday, April ifi i • {m w'-ii 7 ir f h«mr V.i> L'» vM'« 2—TOWNSHIPSWEEK—FRI , APR.18, 1980 Publication documentsMNAs’lives Assembly corridors BY RODMACDONELL Beginning this week, Record Quebec City corres pondent Rod MacDonell’s column on happenings around the National Assembly moves to Townships Week.The speaker of the national assembly, Clement Richard, proudly presented an impressive government publication to the press last week.The book, an 800 page digest, contains the biographies of the 1,331 deputies who sat in the National Assembly between 1867 and 1978 A team of six researchers pored over government documents for five years, inspected cemetery headstones, and performed the impossible task of writing a profile of every elected MNA since Confederation Two deputies had been given prison terms following their years of political service.Townshipper Gaston Ledoux, who represented Shefford riding from 1952 to 1955, spent five months for receiving stolen goods and being an accessory to a robbery.Ledoux died in 1970, and is buried in Magog's St.Patrice Cemetery.One deputy drowned in a boat bringing him to his Magdalen Island riding.Another fell under the train on arriving in his home town of Chicoutimi.Andre l^voie, the assembly’s information director, says that he expects the book to be translated into English.The value of the book to sociologist, historians, political scientists and the public more than justifies the cost of translation 2,000 copies of the digest have been printed, and it is expected that another printing will follow.It is worth the $20 for any student of political history in Quebec, -f’ '4- ¦f' Federal Minister of Agriculture.Eugene Whelan was in Quebec City last week to meet with his provincial counterpart, Jean Garon Whelan, who shares the same Irish Canadian background as Garon, said, “The only difference between the two of us is that I recently went on a diet and lost 50 pounds.” 1 asked Mr Whelan if St.Francois MNA Real Rancourt was correct in stating that the federal government had reduced budgets at the Lennoxville Experimental Farm.“It's a lot of baloney" said Whelan, “our experimental stations have not been affected by government spending cuts." + "f- + Welfare payments will cost the provincial governments $1 billion this year.According to the Social Affairs Department, 80 per cent of welfare recipients are able to work The plan is to make those people look for jobs One means under consideration is to decrease gradually the amount of the welfare check in order to push recipients in the direction of the active labor force As a condition for receiving benefits, the government is considering mandatory registration for every recipient at the Manpower office.People receiving federal unemployment insurance are subject to the same obligation to seek employment What both governments seem to forget is that there are no jobs available.At one point last year there were an available 60,000 jobs in Canada, with one million out of work, or six openings for every thousand persons without work.Fortunately, the mentally and physically handicapped will not be affected by these proposed measures When will governments stop attacking the unemployed and start attacking unemployment?+ + + Next Wednesday Pierre Berton will visit this province's capital to address the Quebec Anglophone Community for the No Vote.The theme of the rally is "Standing up to be Counted", and the historic Chateau Frontenac will host another pro-federalist rally.Finance Minister Parizeau might have to change his watering-hole if this keeps up.Herbert Marx, Gary Ouellette, Michel Lamoignan and Gerard D Levesque will also be speaking to the anglophones of the Quebec region.This event will mark the first involvement of celebrities from English Canada in the referendum.4- + + The problem of leaked documents is something that all democratic governments must endure.Civil servants dissatisfied with their masters slip items to the opposition or to the press to embarrass their politician / JEAN GARON .meets Whelan A* GABON LEDOUX .robbery sentence bosses.Richard Nixon's administration lost credibility when the Pentagon Papers were delivered to the New York Times.Robert Bourassa couldn't plug the holes during his term as the leaks reached flood proportions.Quebec civil servants torpedoed his scandal-ridden government.Although nowhere near the magnitude of the Bourassa days, Premier Levesque has to do some leakpatching of his own.Liberal MNA Michel Paget, a young parliamentarian endowed with the jugular instinct has received leaked documents,and has made the government look silly.One such leak dealt with partisan government hiring practices.Levesque was forced to concede that normal job interviews are not always conducted before a candidate is hired.The premier denied yet another leak that he had personally called in the Quebec Police Force to trace the source of the leaks.Levesque added that it was possible that someone else requested the investigation.Lee’s latest is great but Pride’s produces muzak Even Better; Brenda Lee: MCA Records; MCA-3211.This is a marvellous album Ten good songs made superb by Brenda Lee's ability to arouse and expand your emotions Writers must be ecstatic listening to her lift their lyrics off the paper and infuse DALLAS HARMS .good songwriter them with passion, Lee's country contralto wraps around your heart, tugging steadily at your feel ings.never being overly dramatic ; always tastefully controlled, confident she can pull every nuance of feeling from each word The musicians are strong, but not overshadowing Bergen White's string arrangements are most supportive, and producer Ron Chancey pulls the whole thing together.Easily one of the best country albums I've heard so far this year.T' There's A Little Bit of Hank In Me; Char-lev Pride: RCA Records; AHL1-3548.This album starts out strong and turns into Muzak.By the time we get to “Why Don’t You Love me," the second last song on side two, the music sounds like an out-take from the old Sing-A-Long-with-Mitch TV show Too bad! Charley Pride certainly has the voice to do the songs of Hank Williams justice.But Pride's emotions don't appear to have been wrought with anguish, as was the case with Williams, so the wailing, blues power of Williams' lyrics and melodies are diluted.There's also too much use of The Jordan-aires' vocal accompaniment, and Bergen White's string arrangements are syrupy There's no gut feeling.Pride fans, however, will enjoy the album.but Williams' fans will prefer the real thing Country music BY DAVE MULHOLLAND Just Margo; Margo Smith; Warner Brothers: QBS-3388.Margo Smith has shown considerable improvement during the past couple of years.This album mixes a few strong songs with a few mediocre ones, and an embarrassing narration It's contemporary country.At times there's a contrived feel to the songs ; about as contrived as the picture of Smith on the back cover But she more than redeems herself with "I’m Tying the Leaves Back on the Trees, Jesse”."The Shuffle Song", which is her current single, and "Let s Build A Fire and “Night Flight", both of which would make good singles.Smith has a distinctive soprano, and seems to bring a lot of character to her music.She should insist upon a producer who brings out that character, rather than glosses over it.Painter of Words; Dallas Harms: Broad-land Records; BK-2052.As a vocalist, Dallas Harms has the most disconcerting habit of singing with affectation.He tries too hard.At times his singing is as posed as the pictures on the front and back of the album jacket.He sounds much better in person than he does on record, because his baritone has more timber to it.In some of these songs he sounds as if he’s imperonating Whispering Bill Anderson However, Harms is a good songwriter and the ten songs here certainly indicate that.Although he occasionally allows his writing to become maudlin, his lyrics por tray the warmth and tension of relation ships.His stories about the complexities of love have a ring of reality.From the Heart; Janie Fricke: Columbia Records; JC-36268.This is Janie Fricke s third solo album Once again she shows exceptional ability as a vocal technician, but the music still doesn't have a distinctive personality.The 10 songs are nice, but she approaches each one w ith a delicate sameness that becomes tedious.What does Fricke believe in?What does she really think about male/female relationships?Who is Janie Fricke?She may know the answers, but, if so.she has yet to make them a part of her music. TOWNSHIPSWEEk FRI APR 1|, )980 j L’Atelier’s ‘Aquarium’ refreshingly un-American By DONNELLY In an era when nationalism is at its peak, it is refreshing indeed to see a local theatre going beyond parochial parameters for two of its four plays this year.L'Aquarium, written by the Piedmontois playwright Aldo Nicolai, is a delicate comic drama that exudes a very European flavour while touching on a universal theme.No sooner is light shed upon the drab, compactly cramped kitchen occupying half the stage than we are miraculously transported from the summer-stock atmosphere of the Theatre de l'Atelier to a typical European walk-up inhabited by a typical Italian family.The rest of the set is faithful to first impressions.A significant portion of the stage serves most convincingly as a compartmentalized grey-tinged office.Romantic encounters take place by a lamplit park bench which hugs one corner while, off-stage, a quaint cafe-terrace is the local male hang-out Through Michel Bernier's imaginatively set decor and lighting, the limitations of the Atelier's facilities are overcome.The absence of a natural stage is turned to advantage and versatility more akin to a film studio is demonstrated This parcelling out of the stage area into permanently identifiable locales also serves a purpose more integral to the story.It can be seen to represent the truncated elements of Celestin's life.Returning home from the army.L'Aquarium's central figure is pressured by his mother and sister to conform to the expected pattern - get a job.marry and raise children.His sister’s husband lines up a dull, stultifying job in the Italian bureaucracy and Celestin, whose head is still in the clouds, reluctantly embarks on the treadmill His only reprieve from a meaningless routine at work and nagging domination at home is the single-minded attention he lavishes on a long-cherished dream to become a fisherman.Under the annoyed, resentful eyes of a materialistic mother and sister, his small fish bowl grows over the years into an elaborate aquarium.These symbolize for Celestin a pure, ennobling life beyond his reach.Twice during the play's long span, this dream of life at sea looms on the horizon of possibility.Each time it is squelched by the confining realities of married life and fatherhood But where the play is a slice of life as many knowr it, its climax assumes surrealistic proportions.The eight-member cast does a thoroughly credible job with roles that are characterized more by stereotype than detailed configurations.Rene Lefebvre as Celestin has the most room to kick around.He matures from a heel kicking, idealistic youth almost to the point of resigned adultery.He is dutiful and submissive, yet when pushed too far rises to the occasion.Transported by dream and illusion, he even carried off some poetic moments.Like Murray Schisgal’s The Typists, which L’aquarium's office scenes often recall, Celestin and his fellow clerical workers, Mattea and Tranquilli, go through the routine motions while more existential concerns prey on their minds.Diane Miljours plays the love-starved Mattea with a fin-de-siecle desperation that is most appealing Serge Christiaenssens’ Tranquilli, a faithful flunky with a comical lisp and small ambitions, generates some of the play's funniest moments.Portraying a man well beyond his own years, Christiaenssens is both convincing and endearing.On the home front, Michel Mongeau grates in his portrayal of the brother-in-law, Alberto.He is the spectre of Celestin's future, a man who has realistically accepted his role as husband and breadwinner but survives by keeping a little something on the side.Mongeau is too smug with Alberto's lot to project the straightjacket aspect.Louiselle Fortier, a local celebrity seen regularly on both French TV networks, lacks subtlety as Alberto’s wife and Celestin’s acquisitive sister Her Diana is too heavy-handed.but then her proscribed role makes fuller characterization difficult, Denise Tessier manages to bring off the ambitious connivings of Amelia, Celestin's wife, behind a deceptive innocence.And France Arbour as the rotund, whiny Italian mother is so persuasive that the actors who make up her extended family even eat up all their spaghetti at her behest.Short and sweet is Jean-Pierre Roy’s role as one of Celestin’s cronies.He plays his part like Steve Martin's “wild and crazy guy“ from Saturday Night Live more for comic relief than pathetic loneliness With expansive direction from Pierre Gobeil, the Atelier’s artistic director and clearly a man who appreciates the play's European context.L'aquarium moves along nicely, covering a long period of time with frequent scene changes Towards the end, however, the recurring black-outs become somewhat tiresome It’s a long play and the fatigue is increased by more than one false ending.The set design creates insular spaces which reveal the total world of the central character Gobeil emphasizes the trapped mood by crowding his actors into them.In fact, at times they teeter dangerously on the edge of the various levels.A trifle distracting The cramped quarters, despite what some of the characters would have us believe, convey a sense of confinement that is inescapable And yet, the surprise ending does provide playwright Nicolai with an eerie way out L'aquarium is certainly an enjoyable play, the French easy to follow, the tone refreshingly un-North American For a pleasant evening’s entertainment, L'aquarium is worth the plunge L Aquarium's entire cast offers a toast to a predictable future dlfi Ï inr» via a S | So?|f Ï S i ?Com m o c/2 'OJ 2 T = I i i E "«5 s o — O S £ o a a 2 S' s h» i n trr m n.BUCK AND DOE RESTAURANT SPECIAL WELCOME TO OUR CANADIAN FRIENDS DINNER SPECIALS BAIL Superb Food — Impeccable Service."A REALLY NICE PLACE TO EAT' MODERN DECOR RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED OPEN YEAR ROUNDI ”WE SERVE COCKTAILS’’ Your Hosts: Ronald A Melon Langford 135 Main St„ ISLAND POND call: (802) 723-4712 A Spring Hours: RESTAURANT APRES LA CHUTE Thursday through Sunday from 5 p.m.BAR LA GROSSE POMME Every night at 7 p.m.CABARET & DANCE Thursday through Saturday 9 p.m.Boogie - 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MAGOG - 843 9365 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI , APR 18, 1980 POP MUSIC Mahogany Rush: Marino cool as 48-concert tour underway MONTREAL (CP) — Veteran rocker Frank Marino formed his own band when he was 15, about 10 years ago.Since then, Quebec-based Mahogany Rush have been almost full-time travellers on the grinding American rock circuit.The group's ninth album, What’s Next?, was released in early March, just as the band started its most arduous rock tour yet — 48 concerts in 57 days throughout the U.S.People have been predicting big things for Mahogany Rush for years but the band has yet to produce that platinum hit album that would launch Marino and cohorts Jimmy Hyoub, Paul Harwood and brother Vincent Harwood to real stardom.Sitting in his favorite haunt in the old working-class Point St.Charles district of Montreal, Marino, the lead guitarist, professed an almost philosophical patience as he readied himself for the tour.“I’m a veteran and yet I’m only 25 I haven't put in this much time for nothing I look upon this year as a building period.“Next year should be the year we really break out." Despite his curiously anachronistic hippie appearance, Marino talks like a young man who knows exactly where he’s going.Relaxing in Montreal between tours, he had been producing an album by Quebec rock-disco queen Nanette Workman and his New York management has assigned him to produce a couple of new acts.He also has high hopes for the group’s new album “It’s going to be a lot easier playing this album on stage than some of our earlier records, where I tried to show how versatile Frank Marino was (with electric pedal, synthesizers and the like.) This one concentrates on raw energy “It’s more of a team effort, just one lead, one rhythm guitar and a minimum of overdubs.” Touring is the same old grind, but consistently its own reward with increasing exposure to greater numbers of record buyers.GRIND PAYING OFF “There’s not much chance to do anything while touring.You’re up at seven to get to the place you're playing that night.You’re picked up by a limousine, you go to the hotel, freshen up, then go to the sound check, then you change and get ready in the dressing room.“After the show you might meet back at the hotel bar, go to bed late, and start all over again the next day." Still, the grind has paid off for Mahogany Rush, which Marino describes as basically financially secure “You have to be prepared to stick with it.There’s a lot of talent in Montreal, but I just hope to God they stop hanging out in bars complaining they never made it." He holds the most hope for fellow Quebec musicians Workman, Jim Zeller, Walter Rossi and Michel Pagliaro to make it on the international rock scene.“But they have to put their minds to it.You can’t sit around at home." #1____ftgl lECCDTQ and Announce the winners of The Great Album GIVE-AWAY Mrs.Dorine Davis—Bishopton Miss Donna Mahannah—St.Armand Allan Mackey—Marbleton Patty Rowe—Lennoxville Grand Winner courtesy of WILSON MUSIC Steven Bennett—Magog y Music chart NO.mi k ARTIST LAST WEEK WEEKS ON 1.Another Brick in the Wall Pink Floyd 1 9 2.Call Me Blondie 2 6 3.Off the Wall Michael Jackson 8 6 4 Fire Lake Bob Seger 10 6 5 Funky Town Lipps Inc.17 4 6.Second Time Around Shalamar 5 8 7.How Do 1 Make You Linda Ronstadt 7 10 8.Working My Way Back to You Spinners 6 11 9.Money Flying Lizards 4 6 to.Fly Too High Janis Ian 22 2 ti.Him Rupert Holmes 3 9 12.Too Hot Kool & the Gang 12 9 13.1 Like to Rock April Wine 9 9 14.Ride Like the Wind Christopher Cross 21 5 15.l Can’t Tell You Why Eagles 26 4 16.Refugee Tom Petty 15 8 17.Crazy Little Thing Queen 14 15 18 September Morn Neil Diamond 18 12 19.Three Times in Love Tommy James 20 5 20.Weekend Rock Puzzle 31 4 21.And the Beat Goes On Whispers 24 5 22.You May Be Right Billy Joel 30 3 23.On the Radio Donna Summer 13 12 24.Special Lady Ray, Goodman.Brown 23 7 25.99 Toto 11 10 26.Lost in Love Air Supply 29 4 27.An American Dream Dirt Band 16 10 28.Making Plans for Nigel XTC PL 1 29.Spirit of the Radio Rush 25 8 30.Rock Lobster B-52’s 37 2 31.Sexy Eyes Dr.Hook 33 4 32.Desire Andy Gibb 19 11 33.Pilot of the Airw ays Charlie Dore 36 3 34.Brass in Pocket Pretenders PL 1 35.Think About Me Fleetwood Mac 35 3 36.Rock my Love Toulouse 38 3 37.1 Can’t Help It Andy & Olivia 39 2 38.Breakdown Dead Ahead Boz Scaggs 40 2 39.White Hot Red Ryder PL 1 40 Heart Hotels Dan Fogelberg — 1 Present #¦___fagi Kccora OMltPO "THE GREAT ALBUM GIVE-AWAY" DRAWING OF 5 WEtKIY WINNERS Win one of this week's 5 albums.Of these 5 weekly winners, a drawing will be held for the winner of a bonus prize of the week's top 5 singles (according to the CKTS music chart appearing in The Record's Townships Week) BONUS PRIZE to be donated by WILSON MUSIC.This Week's Album Jefferson Starship Freedom At Ié Point Zero R.C.A.Records & Tapes Drawing to be held Thursday morning (April 24th) at Wilson Music Store.Clip coupon & mail or drop off at Wilson Music store, 65 Wellington St.N., Sherbrooke.Que., J1H5A9.Mechanical reproductions of this coupon will not be accepted Name.Address.City.Tel-.Postal Code TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRI , APR 18 t9«o 5 TOWNSHIPS SCENE :^Ï?Æ?.- T- .but its past is proud There are numerous aging barns in the Townships and The Record's Matthew Elder found this one near Lake Memphremagog an interesting subject.m rJêîtf* 6-TOWNSHIPS WEEK —FRI , APR 18,1980 Kaleidoscope BY RICHARD LONEY “Show People: Profiles in Kntertainment” by Kenneth Tynan (MUSSON): $15.95.317 pp.Kenneth Tynan, the British writer and critic, has chosen five personalities from show business he admires greatly for his essay treatment - word portraits, he calls them -resulting in a book that sparkles with anecdotes and insights.Less a biography of each, than profiles of five entertainers who have contributed enormously to the world of the popular arts, these essays range through the careers of well known personalities.Sir Ralph Richardson, Johnny Carson, Mel Brooks.Tom Stoppard and Louise Brooks are admittedly giants in their respective fields: dramatic actor, tv host-comedian, writer-producer of classic screen comedies, legitimate stage-writing and an enigmatic silent screen star.The profile of Sir Ralph Richardson, one of the grand old men of British theatre and cinema, reveals a Dickensian, quirkish eccentric, seemingly just loosed from the pages of a Victorian novel.Sir Ralph is as unpredictable in his stage personalities as he is maddeningly erratic in his private life Tynan recounts the occasion when the well-meaning Richardson was invited to the home of Laurence Olivier and his wife Vivien Leigh A Guy Fawkes Day celebration and birthday dinner for Miss Leigh was devastated by the amiable gentleman’s errant rocket which boomeranged into the Olivier's living room, destroying curtains, furnishings, and some antique priceless crockery, in addition to scaring the wits out of the host and hostess.Tynan's portrait of Sir Ralph is a touching, heart-warming view of a man who is not accorded the stature of a Gielgud or an Olivier, but like Somerset Maugham, the writer, must surely be “in the very first row of the second-raters", as an actor.About Nebraska’s Johnny Carson we learn very little even from the mouths of close friends such as his producer Freddy de Cordova, or sidekick Fd McMahon.The doyen of late night tv is certainly the most private of any of the reclusive celebrities, making Garbo appear to be a garrulous extrovert in comparison Even Tynan’s exceptional invitation to Carson's home in Bel Air, or luncheon meetings with him at the Beverly Hills Polo Lounge fails to go much beyond the quite limited general knowledge of the bread and butter man of NBC television.Tynan’s profile of Carson is well written, but due to the elusive, enigmatic nature of its subject it is the least satisfying.Whim the drama critic turns to the film successes of Mel Brooks he is on safer ground.Not only is Brooks a raving extrovert when compared to Carson, he is outspoken about his craft of film-making - Brooks has an overwhelming sense of outrage that comic films are never, according to him, seriously considered for Oscars.Tynan probes into Brooks' theories about comedy, being sure to pass equal judgement on the other major force in American comedy for the big screen, Woody Allen.If Tynan is comfortable with the film environments of his essays on Mel Brooks and Louise Brooks (called "one of the most mysterious and potent figures in the history of the cinema" by another British critic), when he approaches the outrageous English playwright Tom Stoppard, he is in his stride.Stoppard, a Czech by birth, is one of those writers, like Conrad who stretch the English language to its very limits.The author of “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead” appears an able successor to the British eccentricity of Osborne, Arden and Pinter.Tynan, reverting to his role as theatre critic, dissects several of Stoppard’s plays which are highly political and bristle with energetic word play and literary allusion.Kenneth Tynan is true to his declaration of intent in his foreward.These are small, twinkling gems of insight into the lives of modern entertainers, which are several removes from the true art of biography.Their merit lies in the bright, smooth anecdotal style of Tynan, a man who has written professionally about this glamorous world as drama critic and whose experience as literary manager and consultant with England's National Theatre lends these five essays considerable stature.•‘Island" by Peter Benchiey (BANTAM): $2.75, 273 pp.Peter Benchley’s novels are starting to fall into the research novel formula pattern.First the incidence of sharks in northeastern U S.waters led to “Jaws"; then the craze for sunken treasure occasioned “The Deep".This time, with "Island" it is the little known lore of the buccaneers in the Caribbean, in a story that plays on the fascination we all have for the inexplicable phenomena such as the Bermuda Triangle.We learn from Benchiey that the “buccaneer” is a garbled version of the term that described the communities of renegade sailors who set tied on Hispaniola and Tortuga., living as hunters and curing and smoking their meat on racks called "boucans 'Our Town' ends Sunday Perry Beaton recorded these scenes from Bishop's College School's production of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town during rehearsals last week.The play opened Wednesday night and remaining performances are 8 p.m.Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the BCS Studio Theatre.Tickets — which should be booked ahead of time — cost $2.50.Director is W.Lewis Evans and costumes are by Margaret McGregor.Record Perry Beaton Romance novels to become movies Harlequin Enterprises Ltd., publishers of popular romance fiction in 15 languages for markets in 80 countries, will join Nielsen-Ferns International to produce a series of two hour made-for-television movies under the title Romance Movie of the Month.Filming of the first three, with a budget of $3 million, will begin in July.Richard Nielsen, head of the firm that produced The Newcomers series, said Canadian talent will be used predominantly and the series will be sold internationally.Canadian Press THE KN0WLT0N PUB Experience our fine cuisine ond warm friendly atmosphere seven days a week SPECIALS - 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The suit alleges that the makers of Kramer vs.Kramer plagiarized Christian's manuscript about a divorced father who wins custody of his child.It claims “substantial similarities in 24 different scenes in the movie." * Quebec entertainers Pauline Julien, Gilles Vigneault and Yvon Deschamps headlined an evening of solidarity for Quebec's self-styled political prisoners at the Outremont Theatre Monday.The fund-raising evening was for convicted terrorists Pierre-Paul Geoffoy, Paul Rose.Francis Simard, Robert Hudon and Jacques Lane-tot.The show, organized by a long-established prisoner's committee, is demanding the immediate and unconditional release of the prisoners.?Ah.how fast some people can get over a slight Farrah Fawcett was furious last weekend after press reports that questioned her qualifications to appear as an Oscar presenter at the annual Academy Awards show Monday night The former Charlie's Angel missed the rehearsal for the show after publication of an article which said “Farrah Fawcett as a presenter is a joke.She is not even a TV star, much less a film star." But joke or no joke.Farrah had a change of heart and joined the rest of Hollywood in full plumage at the ceremonies.?British actor Laurence Olivier denies that he described the new movie in which he stars.The Jazz Singer, as trash."I am quite distraught by the inference that I could ever say anything disloyal to my friends in this business or even make any defamatory remarks concerning any work that I was doing, either in public or in private,” Olivier said in a statement.?“You've got to know when to hold, know when to fold up,” and in Kenny Rodgers’s case, know how to spend your winnings.The country and western star whose TV acting premiere came Tuesday night in a film loosely based on the hit record The Gambler, has spent his on refurbishing an 80-passenger BAC-111 jet aircraft.The plane now seats 21, but there is plenty of room for poker.“Kenny loves to play cards,” a spokesman for his band said.The plane will be used to get Rodgers and his retinue to various engagements on upcoming tours.Keeping up As for the TV film, Rodgers also knows when to change the words.In the song, which sold over three million copies, the aged gambler offers a keen but inexperienced novice some good advice during a nighttime train ride and then dies.Rodgers, who plays the old card shark, had some of his own money invested in the film, and said "I refused to die.” Anyway, successful gamblers can always afford to fly, only the losers take the train.PATRICK WATSON .one more year CBC is moving its nightly news package, The National, up an hour to 10 p.m.The time change — to take effect January 1 — will widen the program’s viewing audience, CBC officials say, but there will be two casualties as a result.Ombudsman and The Watson Report will be discontinued.The last edition of Ombudsman will be aired Sunday night, while Patrick Watson’s news interview program will run one more season.While Watson should have little trouble keeping himself busy when the axe falls, what about Kathleen Ruff, CBC's new ombudsman who replaces Robert Cooper this season?“Do you take this woman over." 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It takes eight minutes to get married by shortwave, but Coast Guard radio operator Steve Nix won t get to kiss the bride until his loved one, Diana lladfieid, is transferred back from her current Coast Guard posting in Guam The two radio operators have carried on their long distance 8.564 kilometres romance for the last three months and in the process have spent over $1,000 in long distance phone charges They met at a radioman's training school in California Nix said he dreamed up the short wave wedding with the help of his commanding officer “She thought I was crazy and so did my parents," but maybe if people hear about the wedding the Coast Guard will transfer her somewhere closer, he said In the meantime, someone will have to spend time figuring out the date of the wedding The bride said her vows on one side of the international date line, the groom on the other.It may just mean a two-day anniversary * Tough on the sole, but good for the soul.New York City’s on-going transit strike has left thousands walking Now the audiences are ‘hoofing it’ along with the performers on Broadway But there is a bright side Actor Anthony Perkins and other members of the cast of Romantic Comedy have passed up their cabs and limousines to walk theatregoers home after the play “I hope that all of these |)eople biking and walking con tinue to do so after the strike is over,” said Perkins Not everyone has got into the post curtain act.While Perkins was striding off towards his home a mile and a half way in Chelsea, his co-star Mia Farrow grabbed a cab ?Film director Joshua Logan was in good condition Monday after falling into the orchestra pit during a Writers Guild awards ceremony last week.The 71-year-old Logan, in the spotlight most of his life, was apparently blinded by it at the awards program in Hollywood, Calif, last Thursday.About to make a speech, he walked straight off the stage and over a row of flowers ?Dr.William T.Hendrick is a doctor with a difference his patients don’t have to pay him A note pinned to the bulletin board of his Blacksburg, Va., office says: “When you have completed your visit here today, you are welcome to make your cheque out to Bread for the World instead of me If you do so, I will not bill you for today’s visit.” For the last 15 months, two or three patients a week have written cheques to the charity, said Nancy Nogash, Hendrick’s receptionist.Photo Charles Catchpaugh Musicians get together Members of the North Country Youth Orchestra got together with Harmonie Notre Dame following their Magog concert last Saturday.THE CHINESE BUFFET Will Be Served To Your Guest at / OF THE O REGULAR PRICE SPRING SPECIALS Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Between 5:00 and B OO THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN 244 Rapid ^ * Delivery 60 St François North Sherbrooke Large Parking Lot 8-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI ., APR 18, 1980 WHAT’S ON Music SHAWN PHILLIPS’ appearance in Sherbrooke last year resulted in an uninterrupted two-and-a half hour one-man concert of orchestral dimensions.A performer who has won the hearts of many Quebecers, Phillips is sure to attract an enthusiastic crowd tonight at the Granada Theatre.Again he will be surrounded by a dozen guitars and enough electronic gadgets to blow your mind.Tickets are$7.50and$8.50(Students paya buck less).Showtime is 9:00.If you're still ready to party or if Phillips doesn't turn you on, try the BLUESBUSTERS, a local rhythm and blues band that’ll do the trick There’s Brian Monty on guitar, Desi McKeon on bass.Bob Smith plays drums and Brian Herring’s on organ.These guys have been jamming for years Last fall they banded together as Bluesbusters and have built up a faithful following which will no doubt be on hand at the North Hatley Legion tonight at 22:00.Admission is $2 More boogie music is on tap at La Poupee in Magog Sunday night.THE DUTCH MASON BLUES BAND knows how to provide rockin’ good fun With a recent hot-selling album and a new stream-lined physique, old Dutch should he in top form.Admission is $3 and the music begins about 21:30.For classical music buffs, tomorrow night QUATUOR OHKOKD (or the Orford Quartet) celebrates the 30th anniversary of 1-es Jeunesses Musicales du Canada with a concert at the Centre culturel.The first part features local pianist Francois Langlais playing Serge Prokofiev’s Sonata for piano.Op 27, Ravel’s Ondine and Beethoven's Variations and Fugues “Heroica”, Op 35.In the second part, the Quatuor will perform Beethoven's String Quartet No.12.Op.125 in three movements.Tickets for tomorrow’s performance are $5 The concert begins at 20:30 THE QUEBEC MUSIC COMPETITION has been held for the past twenty years.On Sunday night at the Centre culturel, this year’s regional finalists will perform.Tickets are $2 for students, $4 for the public.It’s not very often that you can see BOB DYLAN live in concert Well, this week for three nights - Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 22, 23 and 24 - you’ll have your chance to witness the most recent transformation of this legendary born-again troubadour first-hand at Montreal’s Theatre St-Denis.Tickets at $12.50 and $15 were still available as of this writing.Certified cheques can be sent to the theatre ( 1594 St-Denis) but call first (514-849-4211) just in case they’ve been sold out.The BOB CUNNINGHAM TRIO and SAYYD ABDUL ALKHABBYR continue at The Rising Sun until Sunday.Then get ready from some mainline vibes with the great MILT JACKSON.He'll be at the jazz club from Tuesday, % DUTCH MASON .in concert at La Poupée.Nelly I Young ; April 22 to the following Sunday.If you enjoyed Gary Burton at La Poupee last week, remember that ne s following in Jackson's footsteps.You can catch BARDE tomorrow night at the Outremont if you plan to be in Montreal.Since this five-piece band does make it up here fairly often, you may not want to make a special trip.But their contemporary brand of Celtic-inspired folk ballads and jigs are always a joyous experience.THE BOILER ROOM, that infamous gathering-place of the Sixties on Montreal’s Crescent Street, is dead and gone, a victim of the Winston Churchill’s expansionist tendencies.But there will be an all-day reunion Sunday in the Cui-de-Sac, a hang out behind Irwin’s 1214 Crescent St Theatre Theatre de l’Atelier goes into its final week of L’AQUARIUM.It’s a human interest story about a frustrated bureaucrat trapped by family pressures.His only escape is fishing and the life it seems to represent.(See review in this issue).There are shows Tuesday to Saturday until April 26.Curtain time at the theatre, located in Jacques Cartier Park, is 20:30.LES GRANDS BALLETS VAUDOU D'HAITI bring the mystery and warmth of their country to the Centre culturel, Wednesday, April 23.Mystifying occult rites are wedded to southern dance rhythms in an evening that promises to be exotic and exciting.Tickets are $8 to $10.LE TARTUFFE, Moliere’s five-act satiric expose of religious hypocrisy in 17th century France will be staged at the Centre culturel next Saturday, April 26.Those who saw an English version on the PBS network, may be especially interested in this colourful production by the Theatre populaire du Quebec.Tickets are $3 to $7.If you're a DOMINIQUE MICHEL fan or want to find out why so many Quebecers are, better get your tickets now for her dynamic one-woman show Tuesday April 29.Tickets are $9 to $12.In Montreal, Danielle J-Suissa’s production of Jean-Paul Sartre’s existential drama HUIS CLOS (Behind Closed Doors) continues to play for enthusiastic audiences until April 26 at the Cafe de la Place.Call Place des Arts (514-842-2112) for tickets.Shows are held Monday to Thursday at 20:30 ($4) and Friday and Saturday at 19:30 and 22:00 ($5.50).Exhibitions DENIS ASSELIN sees painting as an energetic, dynamic transformation of space into a structure defined by horizontal and vertical lines.His paintings at the Galerie d'art of the Centre culturel have muted colors.The linear divisions within the canvasses create a quiet sense of order.Hours at the Galerie are Monday to Friday from 12:30 to 17: Monday to Thursday, from 19:00 to 21:30 and Sunday, 14:00 to 17:00.The paintings, prints and drawings of GHITTA CALSERMAN ROTH, which can be seen in the Centre's Grand Hall, show a preoccupation with human figures, especially in reclining positions.The Hall is accessible between 9:00 and 22:00 weekdays or 14:00 to 17:00 weekends.In the Hall and in the theatre foyer are the interestings.textured paintings of DIANE BOUDREAULT-FOURNIER.Their golden backdrops contain wing-like shapes that are echoed in her more russet-tinged, reptilian ceramic sculptures on legs, also in the Grand Hall.The foyer is open to the public only when the theatre is in use or on request.Check with the Secretariat downstairs (565-5445).The Musee Beaulne in Coaticook has two exhibits running concurrently.One features CLOTHING dating back to the early days of this century.The second displays the HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE through photos and specimens dating back to 1876.Produced by Bell Canada, perhaps this exhibit will refresh memories of the good service once provided.Hours are 13:00 to 16:00 Tuesday to Sunday.If you’re interested in VERRE ET VAISSELLE D’AUTREFOIS, the Centre Leon Marcotte has these antique pieces on display until May 18.Hours 12:30 to 17:00 Tuesday to Sunday with extended hours on Wednesday to 21:00.The first SALON DES PEINTURES DU QUEBEC will take place at the Galerie d’Art (GB) des Peintures du Quebec in the Complex Desjardins from June 4 to June 30 A long way off?Yes But regional artists may be interested to learn that submissions for this exhibit are being solicited now.The theme is “A Page in Quebec History ”, situated in a specific time and place between 1534 and 1979 The winner will receive $1000 in prize money Registration forms are available in over 800 art supply stores and art galleries across the province.Or you can write to Galerie d’Art (GB) des Peintures du Quebec, Complexe Desjardins, 150 Ste-Catherine.The deadline is April 30.Movies APOCALYPSE NOW for another week.Anyone who has still not experienced Francis Ford Coppola’s monumental epic about America's involvement in Viet Nam mustn’t miss this opportunity now that it’s been held over for another week at the Cinema du Carrefour.Marin Sheen takes us through the war-torn countryside, exposing us to the insanities of an army enjoying ‘the American way of life’ on the fringes of Hell.His mission is to enter the heart of darkness and confront Marlon Brando, a senior officer who has adapted to the war’s madness.(See review).The film is considerably diminished in size and sound, but then so is the admission.You can see it for $3.50 ($2.50 for students, $1 for senior citizens) instead of the $5 it commanded in 70 mm and quadrophonic sound.Shows begin at 18:15 and 21:15 weeknights.Saturday and Sunday, screening time is 12:30, 15:15, 18:00 and 20:45.If you didn’t get to it last night, go see the FANTASTIC ANIMATION FILM FESTIVAL at the Centre culturel tonight.The festival was compiled by two young Americans who felt committed to reviving audience interest in animated shorts since their disappearance from commercial theatres.This is one of those rare occasions when the Centre culturel screens the original un-dubbed version - so take advantage of it.There are two screenings - 19:30 and 21:30.Admission is $1.75.Students pay $1.25.On Tuesday, April 22, the 1978 Cannes Film Festival winner PADRE PADRONE will be playing at the College de Sherbrooke.This extraordinary Italian film is the true biography of a boy pulled out of school by his father at a veryr tender age to tend sheep in an isolated, mountainous region of Sicily.How he escapes the fate of past generations is a fascinating and remarkable story.This French-dubbed version will be screened only at 19:00 in the College auditorium (Pavilion 3).Don’t miss it.Admission is $1.50 (Students pay $1).L ARGENT DES AUTRES is said to be a satiric incursion into the world of finance.With Jean-Louis Trin-tignant and Catherine Deneuve in the starring roles.I'm ready to see it when it plays at the Centre culturel on Monday, April 21 at 19:30 and 21:30.Admission is $1.75 across the board.STAR TREK is set to begin at the Cinema Newport today.Certainly not the best in science fiction flicks, it will nonetheless keep you entertained, especially if you re a trekkie.In addition to usual weekday screenings at 19:30 and Friday to Sunday shows at 19:00 and 20:45, there will be matinees on the weekend.Admission is $3 for adults, $1.50 for kids, with prices slashed in half on Monday and Tuesday.Terence Malick’s DAYS OF HEAVEN will be shown at the Centre culturel next Thursday and Friday, April 24 and 25.It s been said that “the most trenchant dialogue in that plotless beauty was between Malick and his cameraman" rather than stars Richard Gere and Brook Adams.With this in mind, perhaps the French-dubbed verion won’t be an inhibiting factor.Admission is $1.75 ($1.25 for students).Television The second of two programs exploring the Quebec independence movement from an American perspective will be aired tonight at 21:00 on Channel 33.THE QUEBEC QUESTION studies the merits of the federal option and features Marcel Pepin, editor of Quebec City's Le Soleil.Ponchilelli’s classic opera LA GIOCONDA in an edited version of the San Francisco Opera’s 1979 performance starring Luciano Pavarotti and Renata Scotto can be seen tomorrow night at 20:00 on Channel 33. TOWNSHIPSWEEK FRI APR 18,1980 9 WHAT'S ON CBC is making Sunday afternoons less of a write-off than usual Two repeats head the list.THE BEST OF MAN ALIVE returns Apnl 20 at 14:00 with “Scott of Canada".Archbishop Ted Scott, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada and one of the world's most powerful churchmen, has been accused, in this country, of ignoring the Christian gospel in favor of Marx's social activism.What makes him tick9 Man Alive's investigation discovered a man of deep Christian convictions whose ideas mav be dangerously far ahead of his people.At 15:00 THE NATURE OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI presents “Madagascar: Island of the Moon", a documentary which examines some of the unique animal species found on the world's fourth largest island.Immediately following (still on Channel 6) is the premiere of a series which has already appeared on the American PBS network JAMES MICHENER’S WORLD is a series of five hour-long films exploring the world we live in through the eyes of the famous American author.The first episode is “Israel: A Search for Faith".THE MUPPET SHOW ’S guest Sunday at 19:30 (Channel 6 again) is the wonderfully-funny Alan Arkin.Then ODYSSEY presents the film “Franz Boas: 1858-1942" at 20:00 on Channel 33.The young German physicist made his fame by studying the Kwakiutl northwest coast American' Indians.His teachings, museum work and theories on race shaped the course of anthropology.San Francisco's Chinatown is the site of a celebration for THE YEAR OF THE MONKEY, a colourful special Sunday at 22:00, also on Channel 33.Then, on Monday, April 21, JAMES .MICHENER’S WORLD: SPORTS IN AMERICA explores past and present roles of women in sports and raises questions about sexism.Featured guests are tennis pro Chris Evert, golfer Nancy Lopez and auto racer Janet Gutherie Again on Channel 33 at 20:00.On Tuesday and Wednesday, April 22 and 23, the Emmy Award-winning animated adaptation of the first story in C.S Lewis' classic THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE IJON, THE WITCH AND THE W ARDROBE will be rebroadcast on Channel 3 This delightful parable about four children who step through a closet into an awesome, enchanting land shows that good children’s programming is possible See what you think at 20:00 both nights.THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS round out this year's set of histories with “Henry V”.The young king is perceived as an ideal warrior-monarch and his reign as a golden age before the civil strife of the later histories David Gwillim has the title role Channel 33 on Wednesday at 20:00 A CIRCLE OF CHILDREN is a fine dramatic story-bringing into sharp focus the difficult life of emotionally disturbed children and their families.Jane Alexander (who was in the Oscar-running for Best Supporting Actress) stars as the affluent suburbanite whose volunteer work becomes more meaningful than a stale marriage and predictable life.It’s on Channel 3 at 21:00.PCHAIM - TO LIFE is a 90-minute documentary tracing 250 years of persecution of Jews in Eastern Europe The program illustrates how for 100 years Jews were locked inside the w-alls of Warsaw and ghetto villages (shtetls) only to be hunted down and massacred during the Nazi reign of terror.Narrated by Eli Wallach, this film is presented by the CBC in honour of the 100th anniversary of ORT (the organization instrumental in rescuing many European Jews).It might have been more of an honour if the CBC had found an earlier time slot.You can see it at 23:45 on Wednesday April 23.CARREFOUR de lESTRIt Boulevard Portland SHERBROOKE 1*1 036* y FRAN( IS KPtm CUPfVU.A HWONBRANDO HQBtHHXJWU MAKHNSHUN-AKXX'ra MW ntÜUîR KIMS! AliKRItWU SWMWnOMS iXPf FTSHBURNt mDtNNtitOMW IWWaw *• ; M W/INCROWOIA SHOW TIMES 6 15-9 00 ‘Apocalypse’ tells conquest price Don't go to Apocalypse Now expecting a story or an adventure.As in life, there is no happy resolution.Apocalypse Now is a visual and aural poem, a dream which its director, Francis Ford Coppola, hoped he could turn into a vivid, nightmarish vision.A nightmare it became.Coppola spent over five years and mortgaged his future to finish the film.Apocalypse suffered from a lack of American military co-operation customarily bestowed on war films.It suffered from problems with casting, the rampages of weather, Martin Sheen’s heart attack and nervous breakdown.But above all, it suffered from Coppola's inability to decide on a conclusion, a conclusion that would not compromise his vision.Originally a formula screenplay by John Milius based loosely on Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, Coppola decided to recapture and develop Conrad's vision of man and to transpose his parable of imperialism and savagery.But the American intervention in Viet Nam in the 1960's was not British imperialism at the end of the 19th century and the men who entered the heart of darkness were, of necessity, very different.Coppola had - and still has - no idea of how his Willard would react.The movie was an exploration whose conclusion eventually had to be decided democratically.For this reason, the movie meanders, stumbling deeper into the abyss, much like America's involvement in Vietnam itself.The story can be summed up in a few words.A Special Forces soldier by the name of Willard (Martin Sheen) is given a mission to “terminate with extreme prejudice" a Green Beret colonel (Marlon Brando) who has apparently gone mad and begun to fight the war with a private army of loyal tribesmen and American deserters.But the mission becomes Willard's odyssey through war-torn Viet Nam into a primitive interior which is conquering rather than conquerable.Would he be sucked into the primordial vortex or would he choose to return?The principal difference between the situations with which Conrad and Coppola were dealing is one of values.The British believed theirs was a civilizing mission.Their emissary entered the heart of darkness with the narrowmindedness and determination of Victorian society behind him.In contrast, the America of the 60’s had lost sight of its values.Clinging to the transparent claim that it was defending democracy, it buttressed allied dictatorships on the boundaries of what was supposedly the free world.The freedom the U.S.fought for was not freedom of the individual but freedom of trade.To stop the theoretic dominoes of its empire from falling, Uncle Sam intervened in a war of independence, a limited guerrilla war that had already defeated France, a civil war, a war of allegiance that could never be won with weapons alone.In the process, its own ideals of life.liberty and the pursuit of happiness were endangered and perverted; life was wasted in a seemingly senseless war; liberty imperiled by militarism; and the pursuit of happiness debased to the pursuit of pleasure.This hedonism and lack of purpose is evidenced in Apocalypse by the well-publicized scenes of waterskiing up a Vietnamese river behind a patrol boat, the helicopter attack on an enemy village to secure a beach for surfing, the titillating kiss-and-run USD show or simply by the professional soldier’s love of battle.But most draftees were merely doing their duty and got their kicks wherever and however they could.The Americans didn’t really know why they were there.While they played at war with their sophisticated death toys in a land they did not care to understand, their opponents fought tooth and nail for their homes.Trying their hardest to live as they would back home, the Americans trampled over the society they were supposed to defend, creating enemies in their wake.The American soldiers may have had no cause but, after more than a century of European imperialism, the Vietnamese revolutionaries did.Fighting the most powerful and technologically advanced nation in the world, their ends had to justify any means.This horrible truth is what Colonel Kurtz (Brando) had discovered and became the sinister strategy he employed.Was he insane or had he merely adapted to an insane reality?What was right and what was wrong?If America hoped to win the war with arms, it had to descend to this level of savagery.Would absolute power corrupt absolutely?Coppola had wished to leave these questions unanswered.to leave Willard's climactic decision a mystery.But, after trying out both endings before sample audiences, Coppola opted for the moral resolution -perhaps for the best.In this way, Apocalypse can be seen as the message that Willard brings back - the vision of the future if America persists on its present course.This decision belongs with us, not with Willard.The Apocalypse which can be seen currently at the Cinema du Carrefour is much reduced in image and sound.And more’s the pity.These are perhaps the movie’s finest qualities, a fact recognized at the Academy Awards earlier this week when Apocalypse received Oscars for cinematography and sound.But it was not without merit that Apocalypse won the best film award at Cannes last year.In its original mammoth 70 mm and wrap-around quadrophonic version, the impact is absolutely numbing.At least with 35 mm-stereo, you'll be able to drive home safely and, hopefully, with some idea of the horror which can result when one nation forces its will upon another.—Donnelly explorations Do you have an idea for a projet ! in the arts or any other area of cultural activity (hat you feel is innovative, creative, unusual?Will your project help promote public enjoyment of artistic and cultural activities, or an appreciation of Canada’s heritage?If so, Explorations may be the program for you.We fund creative projects recommended by our regional selection committees.Our competitions are open to Canadian individuals, groups or organizations.Write now for more details and application forms, giving a brief description of your project and pertinent biographical information JUNE I is the next deadline for applications.After that, it’s December 1.Explorations T he Canada Council RO.Box 1047 Ottawa KIP 5V8 a program of The Canada Council 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRI,, APR.18, 1980 "N This week's TV Listings for this week s television programs as supplied by Compulog Corp While we moke every effort to ensure their accuracy, they are subject to change without notice Check The Record daily for any changes e o Q f> STATIONS LISTED C'BKT - Montreal ( Radio Canada) WCAX - Burlington, Vt.(CBS) WPTZ - Plattsburgh, N.Y.(NBC) CBMT - Montreal (CBC) CULT - Sherbrooke (TVA) WMTM - Poland Spring, Me.(ABC) Q CKSil - Sherbrooke ( Radio Canada) CD CFTM - Montreal (TVA) Q CTCT - Montreal (CTV) ffl WKTK - Burlington, Vt.(PBS) y Saturday MORNING 0:00 © NEWŸÔÜ © UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR 6:30 O SUNRISE SEMESTER 7:00 © SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN © LITTLE RASCALS © ANIMALS.ANIMALS, ANIMALS © CIRCLE SQUARE 7:30 O KROFFTS SUPERSTARS © MIRE ET MUSIQUE © UNTAMED WORLD © INFINITY FACTORY 7:55 © HORAIRE DE CFTM 8 00 O MIGHTY MOUSE HECKLE ANDJECKLE © SUPER GLOBETROTTERS O© FANFANDEDE O© WORLD'S GREATEST SUPERFRIENDS © LES PIERRAFEU © LET S GO 8:20 © IN THE NEWS 8:30 O© PASSE-PARTOUT O© FUSEE XL-5 © ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 8:55 O © SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 8:56 8 IN THE NEWS 8:58 © ASK NBC NEWS 8:00 © ATTACHEZ VOS CEINTURES O BUGS BUNNY-ROAD RUNNER SHOW © FRED AND BARNEY MEET THE SHMOO O © CADETS DE LA FORET O © PLASTICMAN COMEDY-ADVENTURE SHOW © CAPITAINE CAVERNE Sports SUNDAY (CBS) NBA ON CBS: 1:00 PM E.S.T.- 12:00 NOON C S.T.Playoff game.(ABC) AMERICAN SPORTSMAN: 2:00 PM E.S.T.- 1:00 PM C.S.T (NBC) SPORTSWORLD: 2:30 PM E.S.T.- 1:30 PM C.S.T.T he Muhammad All Amateur Boxing Club vs.the U.S Marine Corps amateur boxers at San Diego.Calif ; and AIAW National Women's Collegiate Gymnastics championships from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.(CBS) NBA ON CBS: 3:00 PM E.S.T.- 2:00 PM C.S.T.Playoff game.(ABC) INTERNATIONAL BOXING: 3:00 PM E.S.T.- 2:00 PM C.S.T.(NBC) TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS: 4:00 PM E.S.T.• 3:00 PM C.S.T Final round of this prestigious tournament featuring the top names in professional golf, from La Costa Country Club in Carlsbad, Calif.(ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: 4:30 PM E.S.T.- 3:30 PM C.S.T.WEDNESDAY (CBS) NBA ON CBS: 11:30 PM E.S.T.10:30 PM C.S T.Playoff game.FRIDAY __________ (CBS) NBA ON CBS: 11:30 PM E.S.T - 10:30 PM C.S.T.Playoff finals.SATURDAY (NBC) BASEBALL PRE-GAME SHOW: 1:00 PM E S T - 12 00 NOON C.S.T |NBC) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GAME OF-THE-WEEK 1:15 PM E.S.T.- 12:15 PM C.S.T Baltimore Orioles o Kansas City Royals or Boston Red Sox ,i Detroit Tigers.(ABC) ALAN KING TENNIS CLASSIC: 3:00 PM E S T - 2 00 PM C.S.T.Live coverage of this tournament from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.Nev (NBC) LIBERTY MUTUAL LEGENDS OF GOLF: 4:00 PM E S T - 3:00 PM C.S.T Some of the greatest names in the history of golf—including Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Julius Boros- are expected to participate in this tournament at the Onion Creek Country Club in Austin.Texas (CBS) SPORTS SPECTACULAR: 4:30 PM E.S.T.- 3 30 PM C.S.T.Motorcycle Jump Challenge,' featuring Gary Wells and Johnny Fogwell from Calder Raceway.Melbourne.Australia: Hall of Champions Rodeo.' from Colorado Springs, Colo ; and a profile of WBA Heavyweight Champion John Tate (ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: 5:00 PM E.S.T.• 4:00 PM C.S.T.THE VOS 8:45 8:56 10:00 10:25 10:28 10:30 BATTLE PLANETS © MISTER ROGERS 8:26 © IN THE NEWS 8:30 © POLY EN TUNISIE © ATTACHEZ CEINTURES © POLYENTUNISE © EDUCATED GUESS © ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 'Night Ferry* This story recounts the adventures of two men who steal a mummy.(60 mins.) Q TIME OUT © IN THE NEWS Q© HEROS DU SAMEDI © FOURMI ATOMIQUE © YOGI L'OURS © SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON O © SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK © ASK NBC NEWS 8 POPEYEHOUR © JETSONS O© MANTALO © © SCOOBY AND SCRAPPY DOO © GILLIGAN'S ISLAND © PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED 10:56© IN THE NEWS 10:58 0 TIMEOUT 11:00© ALBATOR © DAFFY DUCK SHOW Q SESAME STREET o© LES ENVAHISSEURS SBIBLIN BIONIC WOMAN © AMERICAN SHORT STORY Flannery O'Connor s The Displaced Person', set in Georgia in the 1940b, is the story of a Polish refugee and his family who disrupt the lives of the people on a small farm and precipitate tragedy.Irene Worth and John Houseman star (60 mins.) © © SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK © IN THE NEWS © ASK NBC NEWS ©O TELE JEANS O FAT ALBERT SHOW B JONN Y QUEST © © CAPTAIN CAVEMAN-TEEN ANGELS SDEAR ALEX AND ANNIE IN THE NEWS TIME OUT AFTERNOON 12:00© ODYSSEE SOUS-MARINE DE L'EQUIPE COUSTEAU SSHAZAM GODZILLA WOW o© SAMEDI MIDI 8© WEEKEND SPECIAL ODYSSEE Sous-MARINE DEL EQUIPE COUSTEAU © BUGS BUNNY-ROAD RUNNER SHOW © OLD HOUSEWORKS 11:25 11:26 11:26 11:30 11:65 11:56 11:68 12:26© IN THE NEWS 12:30 O TARZAN AND THE SUPER SEVEN © FLASH GORDON © © AMERICAN BANDSTAND © CROCKETT’S VICTORY GARDEN 12:56© IN THE NEWS 1:00 8 8 FEMME D'AUJOURD'HUI 0 MAJOR LEAGUE BA SEBALL GAME OF THE WEEK Texas Rangers vs Boston Red Sox or St.Louis Cardinals vs Pittsburgh Pirates (Region will determine game tobe televised myour area) €9 WILD KINGDOM © MOVIE -(DRAMA) ‘Kingfisher Caper” David McCallum, Hayley Mills Members of a family feud over the control of a South African diamond empire (2 hrs ) © SNEAK PREVIEWS TAKE II Movies Thai Changed the Movies 1:26 O IN THE NEWS 1:30 O 30 MINUTES © YOU CAN DO IT O OLYMPIC GOLD The Superhumans* A look at the past 30 years of the Summer Olympics © REX REED’S MOVIE GUIDE © HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH 2:00 0© DANIEL BOONE OO AMERICA'S ATHLETES 1980 Series devoted to examining and revealing the best athletes who were to re present the United Statesatthe Olympics to be held in Moscow.© SPORTSWEEKEND Major League Baseball 1980.Cleveland Indians vs Toronto Blue Jays.(4 hrs.) © COUPE OU DEFI WILD WILD WEST OPEN STUDIO 2:30 © GREAT DECISIONS 3:00 ©© CINE-JEUNESSE PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED 8 SANS DETOUR ©© SPORTS AFIELD © D'UNE POLITIQUE A L’AUTRE © SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN ©MOVIE-(DRAMA)*4 "Miracle 01 The Belle" 1846 Fred MacMurray.Frank Sinatra A miracle occurs when a movie star is laid to rest in her coalmining town.(2 hrs.) 3:30 ©AFTERNOONPLAYHOUSE 'Lost In Death Valley’ Five young people, members of a high school marching band, are caught in a plane crash and are stranded in searing heat with death only hours away (60 mins ) © JEANNETTE VEUT SAVOIR © © PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Today s show will feature the $150,000 Firestone Tournament of Cham pions from Akron.Ohio (90 mins.) © DEBATS DE L’ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE 4 00 © TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS © WIDE WORLD OF CPORTÇ 4 30 © © UN REGARD S'ARRETE O SPORTSSPECTACULARA 10-round heavyweight bout between Michael Dokes and Eddie Animal* Lopez (90 minsj O © JUSTICE POUR TOUS 5:00 O BAGATELLE © © LES PETITS BONSHOMMES O © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 1) Legendary Pool Shootout, featuring Minnesota Fats and Willie Mosconi.2) Wood Memorial, for three-year-olds, from New York (90 mins ) O BONANZA © ALL-STAR SOCCER 5:50 © 7 INSTANT © LE DIX VOUS INFORME EVENING 6:00 O NOIR SUR BLANC NIGHTBEAT i news I© ET CA TOURNE COSMOS 1899 FEEL LIKE DANCIN' AGRONSKY AND COMPANY 6:30 © CBS NEWS © QUEBEC REPORT © HIGH SCHOOL QUIZ © SHA NA NA Guest: Troy Donahue.© NOMINATING A PRESIDENT 7:00 Q WALT DISNEY © HEE HAW Guests: John Conlee.Susie Allanson.Jana Jae.(Repeat; 60 mins.) "I MUPPETS SHOW 1© SOIREE CANADIENNE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW LA FEMME BIONIQUE I NATIONAL DRIVING TEST This program provides a sobering look at Canadian driving habits and includes reenactments of fatal accidents and the results of over 30 tests and surveys conducted across Canada.(Repeat, 60 mins.) © WILD WILD WEST © ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 'Carrie's War’ Problems develop when Carrie, her brother Nick and friend Albert THE LOVE BOAT Berme Kopell (left) stars as 'Doc' Adam Brlcker.and Lauren Tewes (right) stars as cruise director Julie McCoy in ABC-TV’s hit romantic comedy series, 'The Love Boat.' which will be seen on SATURDAY, APRIL 26 The Love Boat' presents outstanding guest stars each week from television and film in various amorous adventures.Gavin MacLeod, Fred Grandy and Ted Lange co-star.CHtCH LISTINGS FOB tX»CT TIME HOCKEY PLAYOFFS LES GRANDS SPECTA- are evacuated from London to the Welsh countryside during World Warn 7:30 © DANCE FEVER © PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED © JULIA CHILD AND MORE COMPANY 8:00 © LA SOIREE DU HOCKEY © THE TIM CONWAY SHOW Guest star Barbara Mandrel! (60 mins ) £1 BJ AND THE BEAR © 1980 STANLEY CUP JCKE O© I CLES'ViveLaQuille' 1970Jac-ques Dufilho, Aide Maccione Son regiment ayant ete choisi pour participer a d'importantes manoeuvres militaire du temps de paix', le colonel Buttiglione impose a ses hommes un entrainement très rigoureux, si bien qu'ils sont tous extenues lors des manoeuvres (2 h , 30 m ) O © ANGIE Angie and Brad generate their own special warmth when their belated honeymoon to a tropical island seems doomed by a blizzard © LA SOIREE DU HOCKEY © ACADEMY PERFOR-MANCE LadySmgsTheBlues' 1972 Stars Diana Ross.Billy Dee Williams.Life of the late jazz singer, Billie Holiday, who suffered through life m the ghetto.segregationanddrugaddic-tion.(3hrs ) ® LA GIACONDA Soprano Renata Scotto and tenor Luciano Pavarotti star in the San Francisco Opera production of Ponchielli’s tragic drama 8:30 ©©GOODTIMEGIRLSEdith and Betty seek revenge on an attractive officer who has been two-timing them at a USO party 9:00 O CELEBRITY CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES Thirty two televiaion, motion picture and recording stars take pari in the highly spirited, face-to-tace athletic competition.Among the participants are Catherine Bach, Jamie Farr, Jayne Ken nedy, Gil Gerard, Sarah Purcell and Scott Baio (2 hrs.) O 8B THE LOVE BOAT ‘Invisible Maniac' Isaac finds himself in a precarious position when he meets a beautiful former school chum and her macho husband.Guest stars: Clifton Davis.Shelley Fabares.(60 mina.) 10:00 O PRIME TIME SATURDAY O © FANTASY ISLAND A pretty young woman discovers thatherdreamoffindingtheper-feet man has taken a bizarre twist when she is tricked into being one of the gorgeous girls held captive at his house of pleasure (Repeat; 60 mins.) 10:15 0© POINT D ORGUE 10:30 0 © TELEJOURNAL O© LA QUOTIDIENNE 10:31 O© LES NOUVELLES TVA 10:45 O NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:51 O NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00© POLITIQUE PROVINCIALE O© NEWS © CBC NEWS O© SPORTS © © ABC NEWS © MUSIQUEBEC 11:05© CINEMA 'Titre A Commun-louer' (2 h.) © CINE-SOIR Trahison A Stockholm' 1967 KenClarck, Beba Loncar (2 h ) 11:10© © LA COULEUR DU TEMPS 11:15© PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS O MOVIE -(HORROR) •• "Blood Mania" 1970 Peter Carpenter Maria Aragon.The vengeful daughter ot a retired surgeon, who has hastened her father's desth to get his money left to her sister, loses her physician-boyfriend in the process (2 hrs.) © CHAMPIONSHIP fESTLING NEWS FILM 0-7 La Vie.L'Amour, mmhhhmhmhnmmmmrm TOWNSHIPS WEEK ERI APR 18 W80 11 Saturday I Sunday La Mori Amidou.Carolina Cellier (2tv,Sm ) O PROGRAMME DOUBLE La Vie.L'Amour, La Mori’ 1968 Amidou, Caroline Cellier (95 m.) 1130*» MOVIE -(TITLE UNANNOUNCED) O SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 12:00 0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••H "Nl-cholaaand Alexandra" 1971 Michael Jayalon.Janet Sul man.The story ol the Iasi ol the Russian Czars, and the revolution that turned their world upside down (3hrs .5 mins.) © CTV NEWS , 12 21© MOVIE -(COMEDY-SUSPENSE )*,vi î Movies ‘'Midas Run” 1969 Fred As taire, Richard Crenna A British sacrai agent earns knighthood and a financial reward when he solves the mystery of a gold heist which he engineered (2 hrs.) 12:32 0 LES NOCTAMBULES 1:00 lID PROGRAMME DOUBLE Les Tourments De L’In nocence i974EowigeFenech.Roberto Cenci (90 m ) 2:21 © MOVIE -(MUSICAL-WESTERN) •• S “Zacharlah 1971 John Rubinstein.Pat Quinn Two gunslingers split up but meet agam m a showdown (105 mins Î SUNDAY (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 8:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 7:00 PM C.S.T.M.S.T."The Sting" 1974 Robert Redford.Paul Newman.Two small time Chicago con-men try to put the sting on a bigwig from New York (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 7:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T.Dukes of Hazzard: Carnival of Thrills' 1980 Tom Wopat.John Schneider Luke and Bo have their first real fight after Bo agrees to jump the General Lee over 32 cars for the love of a pretty carnival owner In spite of the fact that the last three drivers attempting the lump have crashed.Bo is persuaded by the owner of the ’Carnival of Thrills to attempt the death-defying stunt to interest the citizens of Hazzard in the show MONDAY___________________________________________ (ABC) MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 8:00 C.S.T.M.S.T."Waikiki" 1980 Dack Rambo.Donna Mills A cop and two detectives strike up a friendship which could prove to be deadly.(NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.¦ 8:00 C.S.T.M.S.T.TUESDAY (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.¦ 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T."Portrait of a Rebel: Margaret Sanger" 1980 Bonnie Franklin.David Dukes.The drama traces the tempestuous life of Margaret Sanger, the controversial crusader for women's rights, who.in 1916.established the nation s first birth control clinic and was subsequently brought to trial under New York's obscenity laws.WEDNESDAY (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 8:00 C.S.T., M.S.T."Circle of Children" Jane Alexander.Rachel Roberts.A sensitive socialite, who is tired of her life, volunteers to work at a school for autistic children.MORNING 7: IS 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:15 I 8:26 I 8:30 I çp» & IN VIEW EXTRA EDITION CROSSROADS KROFFTS SUPERSTARS STAN HITCHCOCK IOW RISE AND BE HEALED YOUNG SAMSON CELEBRATION OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR REXHUMBARD DAY OF DISCOVERY SPACE KIDETTES REV CARL STEVENS MIRE ET MUSIQUE SKATEBIRDS AU 100 TUPLE LES HOMMES VOLANTS REXHUMBARD UNDERDOG REXHUMBARD IN THE NEWS © PASSE-PARTOUT JASON OF STAR OMMAND _ ORAL ROBERTS © FANFANDEDE © MISSION MAGIC 8:56 O IN THE NEWS 9:00 Q© YOGI ET CIE S SUNDAY MORNING REXHUMBARD © THIS IS THE LIFE O © LES SATELLIPOPETTES © ORAL ROBERTS © OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR © MISTER ROGERS 9:15 O CATHOLIC MASS 9:30 © © MON AMI GUIGNOL © MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD O © LE MONDE DE MONSIEUR TRANQUILLE © JIMMY SWAGGART © ELECTRIC COMPANY 9:45 OQ LES PELERINS 10:00 O Q LE JOUR DU fIGNEUR O DAY OF DISCOVERY © STAR TREK Balance of Terror' O IL EST ECRIT © C'ETAIT LE BON TEMPS © HELLENIC PROGRAM © CELEBRATE CHRIST © STUDIO SEE 10:30© BIONIC WOMAN 0 IT IS WRITTEN O ECHOS DU WESTERN O OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR © TELEDOMINICA © ZOOM 11:00 O© SEMAINE AL'ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE 0 ROBERT SCHULLER 0 TODAY FROM © JIMMY SWAGGART © PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED 11:30 © FACE THE NATION © STAN HITCHCOCK SHOW 0 ES-TU PRET?© EXTRA EDITION © 2000 ANS APRES JESUS-CHRIST © ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS ® FOOTSTEPS Pale This program deals with the impor tance of peer groups for children.SEK 01 AFTERNOON FRIDAY (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T.12:00 © O LA SEMAINE VERTE Ooaaler: rinduatrieloreatiers dusud desEtate-Uni8( 1 rede2) 3 m.) I PEOPLE I FOCUS'80 UU9U I; Tim Hutton stars as a rock singer who helps a 400-pound Bengal tiger named Sultan elude a ruthless millionaire hunter in Sultan and the Rock Star an action adventure on DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD Sundèy.A()rtl 20 on NBC-TV .W' Charles Ingalls (series star Michael Landon top) is concerned about his old friend, mountain man Edwards (Victor French) when the latter loses his will to live after a crippling accident in The Return of Mr Edwards on NBC-TVs LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Monday April 21 THE STING Robert Redford (pic tured) and Paul Newman star as two small time Chicago con-men wtio try to put the sting on a bigwig from New York This film, which copped seven Oscars, will air on the 'ABC Sunday Night Movie.SUNDAY.APRIL 20 The George Roy Hill film also co-stars Robert Shaw.Charles Dur rung, Ray Walston and Eileen Brennan.CHIC* l (SUNGS FOR UAi 1 tiMl 8' 0 MEETING PLACE Today a service comes from Lakefield College Boys' School.La kefield.Ont .withtheRev Keith Gleed officiating (60 mins ) 1 ©JON DIMANCHE ISSUES AND ANSWERS © ANOTHER VOICE 12.30 0 AMERICAN LIFESTYLE 0 MEET THE PRESS © TELEDOMINICA CONTINUES © DIRECTIONS © ADVOCATES IN BRIEF 1:00 © © PROPOS ET CON-FIDENCES Inv Han Suym(2e de 3) O NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF GAME ©MOVIE-(MYSTERY) "It It's a Man, Hang Up” 1975 Carol Lynley, Paul Angelis A fashion model, surrounded by numerous male admirers, receives anonymous love calls demandmgthatshestop seeing her other male friends and when she doesn't, the police step in (90 mins.) 0 COUNTRY CANADA ©MOVIE-(WESTERN)*' Ballad ot a Bounty Huntar' 1965 James Philbrook A bounty hunter is forced to reconsider his way of making a living when the quarry turns out to be the young brother of the girl he loves (90 mins ) , © SUPERSTAR WRESTLING ® FORUM 22 © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 1:30 8 © INITIATION A LA MUSIQUE Gounod Petite symphonie’ O HYMN SING Today's pro pram comes from Zion United Church.Moose Jaw.as part ola concert tour of Saskatchewan 0 TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED © WALL STREET WEEK The Great Norlhweat' Host Louis RuKeyaer.2:00 0 O L'UNIVERS DES SPORTS Du gymnase de l'ecole Monseigneur Joseph Charbonneau, reportage aur Iss «preuves du Championntt codepiai de basketbell du Quetee (90 m ) © BEST OF MAN ALIVE Scott 01 Canada' Archbishop Ted Scott.Primate ot the Anglican Church of Canada, ta one of the moat powertul man in the church worldwide Man Alive invea tigated what makes him run (Repeat) 0© TOURNOI DE HOCKEY MIDGET 'Coupe Air Canada' (3 © AIR CANADA CUP MIDGET HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS Featuring Canada s finest hockey players, 16 years and under from Cornwall, Ontario.(3 hrs ) ©BASEBALLBoatonRedSox vs Texas Rangers © DANCE IN AME RICA Drvine Drumbeats Katherine Dunham and Her People' This tribute to Katherine Dunham, the black matriarch of dance, features footage of her American dance school and examines the Haitian culture that has had great influence on her style (60 mina.) 2:30 O SPORTSWORLD I) Muhammad Alt Amateur Boxing ClubveU S MarmeCorps ama taur boxers 2) AIAW National Women a Collegiate Gymnas tica Championships horn Lout siana (90mins) ©CANADIANREFLECTIONS A Portrait ot Christine O CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 3:00 © NATURE OF THINGS Madagascar Island ot the Moon' A documentary which examines some ot the unique animal species found on the world a tourlh largest island, focusing on the lemuis (Repeat.60 mina I O INTERNATIONAL BOXING © MAESTRO This portrait documentary ot Moritz Born-hard director of the Kentucky Opera Association, otters a behind the scenes look at the staging ot an opeia (60 mina I 3 30 O D'HIER A DEMAIN Nobile, le naufrage des glaces O NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF GAME § REXHUMBARD TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS © JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD Isreal A Search For Faith' In this documentary Mi chener returns to Israel as our host and guide on a personal odyssey The purpose of hia quest, to explore the reasons why thi s t my corner ot the world should be the place, as Mi chenei says.that 'hasborne witness to the beat of man's aspirations, and the worst in man s warring nature' (00 mins ) — PROGRAM © NEWS AND THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT ÎI PASSEPORT » GOLDORAK Î UNTAMED WORLD this is the story of the great National Parkaol Alrica then establish mentsndoperation ttlaslsothu story ol the animals who etill graze and hunt within these government leaeives © PROGRAMMING UNANNOUNCED © FIRING LINE Should Wetle Ruled by Plebiscite?' Guests James Davidson, Chairman.NalionalTaxpayeis' Union, and Hrnea! van danHauy, author and sociologist Host William I Buckley.Jf (60mins ) 5 300© TOUT UN MONDE © QUESTION PERIOD 5:50 0 7 INSTANT © LE DIX VOUS INF ORME tr 00 UNANNOUNCED 4:30 O _ AUX FRONTIERES DU CONNU Les Medecmes' (2e de5)Inv DrFrencoisBoureau hôpital Saint Antoine.Pens; Dr Denise Albe-Feaaart.univer site de Paris et Dr Monique Camerlain.C.H U.de Sherbrooke © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS © L'HEURE DE LA BONNE NOUVELLE 5:00 0 © SECOND REGARD Dossier l'ecole confessionnelle EVENING i HEBDO DIMANCHE I CBS NEWS 0 FOCUS'80 O DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD Sultsn And The Rock Star' A teenagerock idolwho la hiding out from hia tana, be triends a Bengal tiger named Sultan that la alaledlordeatruc lion (60 mina I O DANS TOUS LES CANTONS O© ABC NEWS O LA COEUR AU VENTRE © AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX S TRAVEL 60 SPRINGTIME WITH MISTER ROGERS A leaky root on Betty Aberlm's theater brings the Neighborhood together me lundraialngmuaicalapecial(60 mine ) 6:22 © TELEJOURNAL 6:30 • YOU CAN QUOTE ME © SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS 0 TERRE NOUVELLE O BENSON Benson and Matey engage inaanoopmg comedy ol errors a a they cope witha house divided by suspicion because a eenaationalremarkmadebythe governor la leaked and makes Le Café du Moulin (The Coffee Mill) INTRODUCES CRAB AU GRATIN in its own shell OR BEEF FILET "MOULIN" wrapped in bacon Salad Bar, Baked Potato, Vegetable, Dessert, Tea or Coffee.RESERVATIONS - NORTH HRTLEY [BIS] 84Z-27Z7 12-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI., APR 18,1980 Sunday Iront page nawa (Rapoat) 7:00 MUSIC-HALL UNES STREET TALK WILD KINGDOM DES da lac É64 n di CHEZ DENISE LaClianl i darnlara haura' I 60MINUTES DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD 'Sultan And Tha Rock Star ' Ataanagarock idol who ra hiding out Iront hit tana, ba Idanda a Bangal trgar namad Sultan that ra alatedtordaatruc tign (SOmtna ) S BEACHCOMBERS Th# Al- chamiat Qua Calhoun haa hta haart aat on a chamiatry aat ” - — ^ riwar i ava a#ii a wiivama»» j vai Speaking of soap ona that will maka mviaibla ink Nick promiaaa lo gat it lot him.and than laada Qua on a marry chaaalrom atora to atora up tha Sunahme Coaat (Rapeat) • QOLDORAK BY MARY ANN COOPER ll seems th.tl every seri.il h.is its own little r .ihatel ot nighti lub to exhibit the musu ,il t.ilents ol its ( ,ist Very often these dubs are merely showcases and do nothing to advance the plot of a storyline.On 'Days of Our lives.'' however, 'Dougs Place' has served its progt am well as a genuine scent* setting and talent haven as well Over the past lew months 'Doug's Place»’ has hosted some poignant scenes in the Julie (Susan Seaforth Hayes), Doug (Bill Hayes), and lee (Bienda Benet) love triangle storyline.The most memorable moment of late was when lulie showed up at 'Doug s' to tell him she wants him back only to find that he’s already committed to another woman (lee).Now, Bill Hayes has added another distinction to this famous Salem’ haunt.Recently, Bill introduced the work of a new composer and the reaction to When Did I Stop Living?’ has been so favorable that there are plans to distribute the song through independent means "It’s a nice strong ballad witlr a dramatic side against an upbeat melody.It could be a commercial hit,” said Hayes.Hayes, whose rendition ot 'Ihe Ballad of Davy Crockett” in the 1950’s sold over cine million copies, performed the new ballad in a nightclub sequence with Robert Clary (Robert), and Patti Weaver (Irish).' An actress named lacelyn Somers, who used to be a regular on "Days,” found this songwriter-pianist named Frank Perry.” said Bill."He was playing piano in a Beverly Hills restaurant.We had a spot in a show coming up where we could use a song, so I looked over franks material and selected.'When Did I Stop 1 iving?’ Bill whose career was boosted nationally when he was the featured singer on NBC's “Your Show of Shows,” in the early 1950’s, gave the premier e performance of the ballad when he introduced it early in lanuary.Generally, when Hayes smgs on Days, he is doing standards and it is a rare occasion w hen the work of a new composer is featured.NEXT WEEK: Another singer who gained public recognition on TV in the 50’s joins the ranks of soap Bill Hayes stars as “Doug Williams” on NBC’s “Days of Our Lives.” operas, lulius LaRosa has assumed the role of Renaldo on "Another World Speaking of Soaps’ will feature an indepth interview with this fine singer with a varied career as he strives for recognition of his acting talents.Now a look at what's been happening and what will happen on all afternoon dramas.GENERAL HOSPITAL -Jeff must perform surgery on Jeremy to save his life.Rick contemplates adopting Mike.Fdward drafts a new will disinheriting Tracy.Mitch is annoyed when Smith becomes Susan’s sugar daddy.Anne and Jeff realize their love for one another when leremy recovers.Fleather, however, is becoming more lucid and may prove to be an obstacle in Jeff’s quest for a divorce.THIS WEEK: Laura prépaies for her date with destiny.Monica makes another attempt to reconcile with Alan.EDGE OF NIGHT - In an effort to win back lamie, Ravin tries to sweet talk both Derek and April.Cliff joins Mike's law firm taking Draper’s place.Draper’s first attempt at drug therapy to regain his memory fails and the doctor wonders if it will ever succeed.Elliott inherits the night club in Margot’s will.THIS WEEK: Ravin is up to her old tricks again.Draper is in for more confusing moments as Emily’s preoccupation becomes worse.RYAN’S HOPE - (ill plays into Rae’s hands as she overhears Kim’s admission that she is not pregnant.)oe is drawn into family business but doesn’t tell Siobhan about it.Delia continues to relate her experiences in another time and place to Adam under hypnosis.Seneca can’t decide between friend and foe.THIS WEEK: Siobhan begins to doubt Joe’s sincerity.Rae is the object of great hostility.ALL MY CHILDREN -Tom asks Sean some hard questions about his involvement with Devon.Devon finds it impossible to live a lie with Wally and the strain is starting to show.Brooke becomes more and more attracted to Tom.Ellen worries about Devon but can’t get her to confide in her.THIS WEEK: Chuck and Donna have the same old argument.Devon is close to disaster while Sean selfishly pursues her.ONE LIFE TO LIVE -Carla's life hangs in the balance as Ed stands by to lend support.Ivan’s plot against Karen is revealed as Karen begins a slow recovery.Larry’s concern may spell renewed love between Karen and Larry again.Becky starts to sing again.Richard has hostile feelings about it.Vicki is doing better as a columnist after striking out with Clint initially.THIS WEEK: The Buchanans rut) Richard the wrong way.Dorian meets some opposition to her latest scheme, SEARCH FOR TOMORROW — Ted is still bent on revenge and Beau is his prime target.Stephanie may be caught in the crossfire.Will new problems unsettle Liza's and Travis’ love nest?GUIDING LIGHT - Even though Roger is truly dead.Holly can't help relive the terror he put her through.Ed’s concern for Holly may turn into something else but Rita is still on his mind.Amanda gets closer to figuring out Lucille.THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Derek is having more than his share of women trouble He is running himself ragged trying to please them all.Laurie and Luke have a common foe.AS THE WORLD TURNS-Barbara is arroused with fee' make her life with Tom an impossible dream.Jay and Carol reconc ile their differences and try once again to make a go of their marriage.Tom and James confront each other to clear the air.Brad tries to regain control of his business while Tom is pressured by Chris to act according to family tastes.THIS WEEK: James pushes Barbara for a decision.The Hughes family becomes futther divided.THE DOCTORS - Fischer plants drugs on Nola and tips the police to gather more evidence against her in the custody hearing.M| tells Luke that Vivica may have engineered Missy's arrival at the restaurant and he gets angry.Missy is operated on and her chances are slim.Nola asks Mike to marry her to improve her custody hearing chances.THIS WEEK: Nola does not intend to lose without a fight.Luke turns his anger around at the right person.ANOTHER WORLD -During a routine operation it is discovered that Rachel is pregnant.Mac is delighted but Rachel worries about the time of conception.Dennis and Cecile are becoming chummy again.Russ blasts Reena for wearing Kevin out with her wild parties.Larry has another go round with Dr.Carter to find out who Budd's killers are.THIS WEEK: Tracy gives Russ and Kevin her decision.Russ and Kevin have an angry confrontation.Rachel is troubled by her happy news.DAYS OF OUR LIVES -Margo goes into the hospital for a blood transfusion and Mike is concerned about her.At Doug's urging Alice invites Lee over for tea.Although Doug wants Lee to be part of his family, Lee is only concerned with herself.Sam gets a role in Hollywood.Mary still can’t shake her depression over Bob’s death.THIS WEEK: Don t count Alex out yet.Margo fights for her life olan HJV» (2 hi o OS QALACTICA 1980Troy and Dillon continue their deaperate effort to stop the crew members of a Cylon ship trom reporting Earth’s location to their mam fleet which would mean certain destruction forthe planet (60 mins ) I ALLONS AU CIRQUE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEAN MARTIN ROASTS Nearly SO personalities trom ahowbusiness politics and religion will be tealured in ex cerpts trom eight ot Deanhs most popular roasts (60 mins ) ® OPEN STUDIO 7:30 OO A COMMUNIQUER O MUPPETS SHOW Guest Alan Arkm O AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX ® INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS SHOWCASE 8:00 O O LA SOIREE DU HOCKEY C3 THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Luke and Bo have their first real tight after Bo agreestoiumpthe General Lee over 32cars forthe love of a pretty carnival owner 12_hra.) I CHIPS 1980 STANLEY CUP HOCKEY PLAYOFFS Quarter Final game.Teams, time and location to be confirmed (3 hrs ) O (E> L'HOMME DE SIX MILLION DOLLARS O ® SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Sting' 1973 Stars Paul Newman, Robert Redford.An unlikely team ol con artists set out together to rip off a mob leader with an elaborate 'sting' involving marked cards, a phony betting operation, and a collection of hustlers (2hrs , 45 mins.) (B ODYSSEY Franz Boas 1858-1942' Thia program traceathe careerof the German physicist who shaped the course ot American anttv ropology (60 mins.) 9:00 083 BONNE SOIREE Michel Fugain et sa compagnie' (80 (9 VEGASDanTanna ishiredto protect 45 luscious bathing suit models who are being terrorized by agang of killersthat plan to use the gorgeous women, including Dan's old girlfriend, in a hideous scheme (60 mins.) ffl MASTERPIECE THEATRE My Son, My Son' Maeve introduces 'uncle' Bill to her talented and beautiful friend Livia (60 mins ) 10:00 O ALICE Mel's famous chili gets him an all-expense paid trip for two to Holly woodto cook upabatchfor special guest star POLITIQUE POLITIQUE Dinah Shore on her television show (Repeat) 0 THE BIG EVENT O © REGARDS SUR LE MONDE © BEST OF W-5 This week Henry Champ talks to killers whose lives were spared by the rapeal of capital punishment, dim Reed looks at the search tor a cure lor multiple sclerosis and Helen Hutchinson takes a look at the mail-order bode bu smesa (60 mins ) © THE YEAR OF THE MONKEY 10:30 O© TELE JOURNAL O THE JEFFERSONS George a big mouth and matching ego are hurriedly humbled when he is challenged to dis play his boxing ability (Repeat)