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¦ Old wine Page 4 V.’ * 2-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982 Country Music Week war may fragment industry The Canadian country music industry’s annual Country Music Week celebrations are scheduled for Halifax in September, but there’s a possibility the Big Country Awards won’t be held there.For years there’s been political in fighting between the industry and RPM Magazine, the music trade publication that sponsors the awards, The current round of bickering has RPM threatening to pull out of the Halifax convention.The Academy of Country Music Entertainment (ACME), the organization representing the industry, has sent ballots to its 670 members asking them if ACME should run its own awards in 1983.Results of the vote are expected within a couple of weeks.But RPM editor and publisher Walt Grealis says : “If the bal loting Country music By DAVE iMULHOLLAND is done properly, using a chartered accountant’s firm, and if the ACME members vote ‘yes,’ we would step aside in Halifax and let them do it themselves.“It will fragment the industry,” Grealis says, “and I don’t understand why this war is going on.I told Gord Burnett (ACME president) that we will gladly give them the awards when we feel there’s an ACME board capable of handling them.But I don’t want to turn them over to a group that might destroy them.” “Walt hasn’t conveyed that message to me,” Burnett says.“In fact, he hasn’t been in touch with me on this matter.Anyway, we’re not stepping on his toes in Halifax.The vote we’re taking is for the 1983 convention.” At last September’s Big Country convention in Ottawa, RPM offered to lease the awards to ACME for $5,000 a year.The industry countered with a proposal to buy the awards, but, Burnett says, RPM didn’t reply to the offer, Burnett says that’s when the board of directors decided to poll the ACME membership about running its own awards.Meanwhile, the man-in-the-middle is Johnny Gold, the CHFX radio personality who is chairman of the Halifax country music committee hosting the week’s festivities.“That’s like saying, if you don’t play ball, we’ll take our bat and go home,” Gold says, in reaction to Grealis’s comments.“What bothers me is the bickering between ACME and RPM,” Gold says.“There’s only so much time available to plan the week, and this confrontation with RPM doesn’t help.” A few people within the industry have expressed concern about the state of the economy in Halifax, and whether or not the area can support Country Music W’eek.“The economy here is hurting, just like it is everywhere,” Gold says.“But the country music industry here is alive and well.We’re well organized and looking forward to the week.” I’ll keep you posted.+ + + -)- Two Bits Worth of Hurtin’; Paul Weber; Boot Records: BOS-7224.The hit single Holdin’ On To You comes from this debut album by Paul Weber.It’s one of six Dolly Parton compositions featured here.The songs demonstrate her unheralded songwriting ability (Where Beauty Lives in Memory, Most Of All Why), as well as her tendency towards contrivance (Ivy Stone, Gypsy Rose and Me).Weber’s own compositions are standard honky tonk laments, and there’s too much John Conlee intonation on Rose Coloured Glasses.But overall Weber uses his country-blues baritone effectively, and he’s ably supported by Mike Francis’s arrangements and Dallas Harms’s production.Canada feature films insignificant, says moyie book Canada's movie industry certainly generates enough ink at home.Given our national anxiety about what other people think of us, herewith is a sampling of what some non-Canadian observers have to say about Hollywood North and its movies.For starters, a solid brickbat from opinionated actress Shelley Winters.Asked about the Canadian movie City on Fire, a sort of Poseidon Adventure with smoke, Winters reply was; “It was a good cast, but the movie! There are,” says the former Shirley Schrift “no Canadian directors.” In his weighty and valuable reference book, The Film Encyclopedia published in 1979, New York writer Ephraim Katz gives his assessment of the Canadian film industry and, unlike Winters says we do have a few good directors.Still, the general tone is a bit like a school report card, the kind smart kids lose in a snowbank on the way home.“The world's second-largest country in land area, and one of the richest in per capita income, sparsely-populated Canada is, paradoxically, one of the least significant centres of feature film production among the developed nations,” is how Katz begins the entry under “Canada.” He goes on to praise the National Film Board and the Canadian documentary tradition it spawned, but doesn’t let up on the feature film industry.He concludes: “Still despite displays of talent by such directors as Paul Almond, Claude Jutra, Donald Shebib, William Fruet and Eric Till, Canadian feature film production in the ’70s has been generally characterized by creative timidity and often by mediocrity.” DISPLAYED IN L A.A festival of Quebec films currently running in California has given Los Angeles film critics occasion to put forth their opinions on our two-language film industry.Basically from L.A., it’s been roses for Québécois films and brickbats for Canada’s English-language movie fare, which they claim, ironically, has been corrupted by Hollywood.“Québécois Cinema, as fragile an enterprise as it may seem, is not about to be co-opted by Hollywood, as has largely been the case with the English-speaking Canadian film industry,” wrote critic Kevin Thomas in the Los Angeles Times.?Hü MO LAST WEEKS NO.TITLE ARTIST WEEK ON 1.Turn Your Love Around George Benson 1 13 2.Shake It Up Cars 3 11 3.Tainted Love Soft Cell 5 9 4.Sweet Dreams Air Supply 7 8 5.Take It Easy On Me Little River Band 8 7 6.You Could Have Been With Me Sheena Easton 10 6 7.I Can’t Go For That Hall & Oates 4 12 8.Centrefold J.GeilsBand 2 13 9.Cool Night Paul Davis 6 11 10.Spirits In The Material World Police 14 7 11.Waiting On A Friend Rolling Stones 9 11 12.Abacab Genesis 18 6 13.All Our Tomorrows Eddie Schwartz 15 8 14.That Girl Stevie Wonder 19 4 15.Waiting For A Girl Like You Foreigner 11 18 16.When All Is Said And Done Abba 22 7 17.Love’s Alright Rick Springfield 23 5 18.Leader Of The Band Dan Fogelberg 26 3 19.Mirror, Mirror Diana Ross 24 3 20.Hooked On Classics Royal Philharmonic 16 8 21.Harden My Heart Quarterflash 17 18 22.Through The Years Kenny Rogers 27 5 23.Tonight I’m Yours Rod Stewart 28 4 24.Loving Just For Fun Kelly Marie 29 3 25.Make A Move On Me Olivia Newton-John 30 4 26.You Can Madeleen Kane 34 2 27.Trouble Lindsey Buckingham 20 15 28.I Believe Chilliwack 33 4 29.I Love Rock 8.Roll Joan Jett & Blackheart 36 2 30.Coming Home Bryan Adams 32 5 31.Open Arms Journey 35 3 32.Someone Could Lose A Heart Eddie Rabbitt 13 13 33.As-Tu Du Feu?Bill 39 2 34.Letting Go Straight Lines 37 3 35.Should I Dolt Pointer Sisters 38 2 36.Pac-Man Fever Buckner & Garcia 40 2 37.Love Buzz Vogue PL 1 38.We Got The Beat Go-Go’s PL 1 39.Daddy’s Home Cliff Richard PL 1 40.Do You Believe In Love Huey Lewis PL 1 Polish tension means art collection for UWO LONDON, Ont.(CP) — Instability in Europe and the late Alfred Rose’s love of London have helped the University of Western Ontario score a musical coup.Maria Rose, widow of the music professor who spent 27 years in London, has confirmed she will donate to the university what is believed to be the most important private collection of musical scores and letters by composer Gustav Mahler.“My husband always said the collection should stay in Canada and he would like it at the university,” Rose said in an interview.“He liked London very much and he liked to teach at London very much.” She added that tension in Poland helped convince her that Canada would be a safer and more permanent place for the collection.The collection contains hundreds of scores, letters and pictures, some signed or with notations by figures such as Puccini and Richard Strauss.One of the outstanding pieces in the collection is one of only five busts of Mahler by Auguste Rodin that remain in existence.Prof.Rose, a Western faculty member from 1946 until his retirement in 1973, was the son of Vienna Philharmonic concert master Arnold Rose and the former Justine Mahler, Gustav Mahler’s sister.WANTS COLLECTION Despite strong pleas by the International Gustav Mahler Society to have the collection returned to Vienna, Rose agreed to have the collection remain forever at Western.Prof, and Mrs.Rose fled Austria in 1938, but his sister Alma Rose was imprisoned in Auschwitz where she led the orchestra made famous in the made-for-TV movie Playing for Time.“If the collection went back to Vienna, there would no longer be witness to the way the Roses were exiled and treated,” cellist Anita Wallfisch, a member of the Auschwitz orchestra, said while touring North America a year ago.The university's board of governors earlier approved spending $120,000 to renovate the Talbot College music library, part of which will be used to house the collection.The Mahler-Rose Rooms will hold at least two exhibitions a year and be available to scholars who seldom have had an opportunity to examine the materials.Prof.Rose was a protege of Max Reinhardt and Richard Strauss and was solo coach and assistant conductor of the Vienna State Opera until 1927.He was associated with Toscanini, Puccini, Bruno Walter and singers Lotte Lehmann and Elizabeth Schumann in Vienna where he conducted at the Vienna Volksoper.He died in 1975 just before he was to be vested with an honorary degree in music by Western.«A jteattliy Jtmrt tea B CS modern-dress Julius Caesar opens at Centennial William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar will be presented by the BCS Players Club in a modern-dress interpretation at the Bishop’s University Centennial Theatre tonight and Saturday, February 26 and 27.The action of the play begins when Julius Caesar (Ashley Yeats), having just defeated Pompei, is trying to establish himself as king of the Roman Empire.A great popular hero, it looks as if he may be able to carry out his plans - even though the populace of Rome would not have it so.The patricians - or the Roman upper class - will not allow this to happen.A conspiracy, spawned by Cassius (Marc Meir) and led by Brutus (Mark Johnson), is formed and the murder of Caesar is carried out on the very day he is to be crowned.However, the conspirators succeed only in destroying Caesar -not the ambition of others to succeed him.Antony (Marc LePottier) and Octavious (Chris Moseley) form a triumvirate with Lepidus and drive the Brutus-Cassius faction from Rome.Caesar has been a model for other military dictators seeking to impose themselves on history -Napoleon, Hitler, Mussolini, and in our times Idi Amin and Khadafi.The present production, done in modern dress, and using the music of contemporary jazz figure Keith Jarrett, will emphasize the universality of the play’s theme without trying to locate it in a particular place with known figures.The cast of 20 and crew of 30 is directed by Rod Lloyd.The assistant director is Ashley Yeats and the stage manager is John Gilmour.Performances of Julius Caesar -begin at 8:00 p.m.Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for students.They may be purchased in advance at the Bishop’s University Centennial Theatre box office or may be obtained at the door.TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982-3 The BCS Players Club modern-dress version o/Julius Caesar opens tonight.Ashley Yeats stars.When is a whiskey not a whisky?Wine bits BY TIMOTHY BELFORD Having been involved in the world of wine for a number of years has naturally led to an interest in other alcoholic beverages including beer and spirits.Because of this I’m going to digress somewhat this week and talk briefly about whiskies.Undoubtedly one of the most popular drinks in the world, whiskey or whisky is also the subject of numerous myths and misunderstandings.The debate over quality is endless and the confusion over the different kinds of whiskies available only augments the problem.There are four basic types of whiskey: Irish, Scotch, Bourbon (or American) and Rye (or Canadian).Each has a distinctive taste caused by the use of differing ingredients and differences in distilling and blending practices.Irish whiskey, perhaps the oldest of the four main types, is thought by many to be produced from potatoes.This supposition, which is totally untrue, stems probably from the Irish use of the word poteen to describe illicitly produced whiskey.In fact, Irish whiskey is produced from a mash of various fermented grains.The mash includes malted barley, unmalted barley, corn, rye, wheat and oats.The principal difference between Irish and Scotch is the fact that the malting processes differ.In producing Irish Whiskey malt, which is germinated barley, is dried on a solid floor through which no smoke from the fire passes.With Scotch, the malt is dried on screens above an open fire thus taking on the smoky taste so common to the legendary brew.Scotch whisky, notice the absence of the ‘e’ in whisky, is basically divided into two types blended and unblended.The 100 or so distilleries that cover all sections of Scotland produce approximately 2,000 different blends of whisky.There are, on the other hand, only about 40 unblended or single malt whiskies available.The primary, but not the only ingredient used in Scotch is barley.Because so much of the whisky produced in Scotland is blended from a variety of sources, the individual in charge of producing a consistent taste and character is very important.Whereas the unblended or single malt whiskies come from a mash of barley only, the blended whiskies combine malt whisky with ordinary grain whisky.A third basic class of whisky is Bourbon.First produced in 1789 by Elijah Craig, a Baptist preacher, bourbon must be made from not less than 51 per cent corn grain, distilled at not greater than 160 proof (80 per cent alcohol), reduced with water to 125 proof, be matured in barrels of white oak charred on the inside and bottled at not greater than 70 proof After all these restrictions are fulfilled, bourbon becomes the light brown, often fruity flavoured, slightly sweet whiskey that many have come to know and love.The last, and probably most familiar to Canadians, is Rye whiskey.Despite its name, rye whiskey is produced from a variety of cereal grains including corn, wheat and barley.Although rye whiskey has been accepted as distinctly Canadian by the rest of the world, there are many similarities between rye and bourbon.Unlike the United States however, the Canadian government apart from the insistance on cereal grains only, leaves the production and blending up to the individual distiller feeling, for once, that the government is better left out.These are only the basic differences and as any whiskey drinker will tell you there are a variety of subtle distinctions that mark each whiskey in its own way.f/wk I YOUR GIFT HELPS GROW FOOD CARE Send your gift to - Care Canada 1312 Bank Street Ottawa KlS 5H7 On THE STREET THE REAL TRICK IS STAY INC, ALIVE.VICE smuro .HwAmI Story.SlffiMNClIK»» MWïCflCMLWiPHllB».««.mm mm m» uw im .mu nmm< mi m\ m f MWIHWHISH WW I WMH'JMI UÜ01I MPM JK „„„ n SMI 1 Ml eméOO EMBASS* PlCTU*»» 6»» * ?nd him.; They ’re not human.But they hunt human women.Not for killing.For mating.HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP Cinéma CAPITOL 59 King est 5G5-OTT1 Week Humanoids 7:30 Vice: 9:20 Sun Humanoids 3:50, 7:30 Vice 2 00, 5:35, 9:20 Starting on Friday March 12th Golden KATHMilNK HKI’llt KN HKNin FONDA -IANK FONDA , 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1962 Lome Mosher: Possessed by curiosity Magog man collects mementos By Timothy Belford Above all Lome Mosher is possessed with curiosity.Not just the idle curiosity that from time to time strikes us all, but the endless, searching curiosity that has been the hall mark of intellectual and scientific pioneers throughout the ages In another place or another time, Mosher could easily have been an inventor or an explorer and not the respectable banker that he was for thirty odd years.Evidence of this curiosity is immediately apparent as you enter the Magog apartment the 75-year-old amateur historian shares with his wife Dorothy All around you, on the walls in the form of paintings, in the cane rack stuffed with walking sticks of all sorts and sizes, on the shelves packed with curiosities and souvenirs of a life of questioning, examples of his inquiring mind meet the eye.Of all the mementos collected over the years, perhaps the most interesting are the bottles.Of all shapes and sizes, of different colouring and ages, his collection of bottles would be fascinating even if it were not for the eight particularly unusual ones that he had called us to see.These eight are special to Mosher because they are all miniature wine, liquor and mix bottles, several unopened and most dating from the early to mid-eighteen hundreds.His prize possession is a wine bottle, still sealed with the traditional lead cap, from Valence in the French department of the Drome.The bottle which is about five inches in height, contains Saint Lehon wine produced in the late nineteenth century circa 1860.Although Saint Lehon doesn’t appear in any of the current wine books, Mosher is determined to find out more about it.Another of the bottles comes from Pellison Pere et Co.producers of cognac and is dated 1836.Still a third advertises on its label Udolfo Wolfe’s Scheidham aromatic Schnapps.One of the miniatures advertises Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey “A pure health stimulant” if one can believe the label One of the more interesting bottles is one from the Rose’s Lime Cordial company, a firm still in existence today, with its long oxidized contents dating from 1834.Mosher received the bottles from a daughter-in-law whose aunt had saved them for many years and immediately set out to track down their origins.With the aid of a magnifying glass, advice from a brother and a little geographical research, he had already discovered as much as I was able to tell him.Having seen the bottles and promising to do a little research ourselves, we were then treated to a guided tour of various other odds and ends which included a most unusual walking stick.The cane had been given to Mosher in 1968 by 83-year-old Henry Savage.Savage claimed the cane had belonged to his great-grandfather Captain John Savage one of the first settlers in Shefford.As usual, Mosher wasn’t completely satisfied until his curiosity led him to a history book of the Eastern Townships which listed none other than Captain John Savage who received, through letters patent, the right to settle the area which is now Shefford in February of 1801, Dorothy Mosher also provided her share of historical interest through her family connections which go back to the Honorable George Moffat who came to Quebec in 1804 and was one of the principals behind the founding of McGill University and the St.James Club She very happily pointed out several articles in the apartment belonging to the late Moffat in- l This corkscrew complete with badger hair brush belonged to the Honorable George Moffat who came to Canada in 1804.o z * £ * Graham Cantieni “Allégorie De Temps et D’Amour” February 15th to March 6th 119 Frontenac St.Sherbrooke Under the patronage of Voyages Escapade American Express when you are a RED CROSS Blood Donor score time ^ » j ï A walking stick belonging to Capt.John Savage, the first settler in Shefford, Quebec, was given to Mosher by Savage's great-grandson.Lome Mosher is, amongst other things, an amateur rock • hound. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982-5 Prize possession is wine bottle sealed with a lead cap eluding a beautiful cork screw complete with badger hair brush for cleaning of the cap before opening.In one corner of the living room, we were shown a chair from Moffat’s Montreal home which Dorothy Mosher laughingly pointed out, while adding the fact that she used to slide down it un- beknownst to her more serious elders.A painting on the wall of Mosher’s study emphasizes best Lome Mosher’s temperament.A print of a painting by T.Creswick and R.Ansdell, the picture is unusual in itself since it was a joint effort.Apparently Creswick was excellent at landscapes but had trouble with animals so he called upon his friend Ansdell to do the rest.How does Mosher know this?A trip to Montreal and the Museum of Fine Arts and a little time in their library unearthed necessary facts.the If indeed activity and intellectual curiosity help to stave off the ravages of old age as some doctors think, Lome and Dorothy Mosher will remain permanently young.A completely sealed miniature bottle of Saint Lehon wine dating from the mid 19th century is one of Lome Mosher's prize possessions.Mosher displays a * joint" effort by 19th century painters Creswick and Ansdell.Ansdell did the animals.«JHà* r Record wine enthusiast Timothy Belford examines one of Mosher's miniatures under the glass.A dteatttiyjlecurt is or w give.heart fund Discover the taste of natural yogourt and maple syrup Yogourt from the Forme Hivert Yogourt from the Fonde Hivert 77^ RESERVE NOW! TRANS OCEAN TRAVEL Business or Pleasure Just Drop In.Or Give Us a Call Services ore free 66 King West — Sherbrooke — Tel.: 563-4515 Zenith 59010 6—TOWNSHIP’S WEEK-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982 Mrs.Harris bares Scarsdale doctor tale for all to see Kaleidoscope By RICHARD LONEY “Mrs.Harris” by Diana Trilling (ACADEMIC PRESS): $19.50, 341 PP Norman Mailer’s study of the criminal mind, “The Executioner’s Song’’, won the Pulitzer Prize for its minute detail about the life of convicted killer Gary Gilmore.The book was sordid descent into the low-life activities of Gilmore, and was remarkable for Mailer’s capturing the social fabric of Utah, and the speech patterns and everyday dilemmas of a not often viewed segment of the American population.Diana Trilling’s Mrs.Harris is sub-titled “The Death of the Scarsdale Diet Doctor,” but it does for the lives of the murdered doctor and his accused slayer, what Mailer’s book did-it bares them for all to see.Why would the editor of The Portable D.H.Lawrence and the Selected Letters of that literary figure choose to wade into the celebrated case wherein Dr.Herman Tarnower and his mistress became so estranged that she stalked him in his own bedroom and shot him to death?Trilling makes it quite clear-“To be sure, the shooting of the Scarsdale doctor was sensational.but I’m fascinated by the kind of world that Dr.Tarnower and Mrs.Harris inhabited together and what happened between them for their relationship to ensue in such tragedy.It had once been the high function of literature to deal with just such material, to acquaint us with our social variousness and our human complexity.Through the imaginative experience.the triumph or downfall of the characters in books, we’d discovered our own capacity for exaltation and pain, learned the range of our humanity and the size of our world.” Mrs.Harris, then, despite the shocking nature of its subject matter, becomes more than a blow-by-blow account of a contentious, hard-fought criminal trial-although Trilling is exhaustive in her documentation of the wiles and strategems of Bolens the Prosecutor, and Aurnou, the Defense attorney for Harris.For Trilling, the book enables her to enter the pseudo-middle class world of Jean Harris, the headmistress of a private school for girls in McLean, Virginia, and the Westchester, New York social circle of Hi Tarnower, and through an unflinching wielding of a scalpel-like pen, peel away the social pretentions of both to come to conclusions about the celebrated murder case and Americans.Mrs.Harris is really aptly titled, as we learn much about the fastidious, proud, even haughty, woman who is so concerned with her social standing, but who is currently serving fifteen years for murder in the second degree-a minimum mandatory sentence of 15 years to life, with no parole.But in the process of taking us into the world of Hi and Jean, which is sundered by the usurping Lynne Tryforos, author Trilling tells us much about her own social pretentions and closely guarded social standing.Instead of the gutter-crawl aspect that Mailer’s book often took on, Mrs.Harris is an indictment of a higher level of American society-the irony is that Diana Trilling’s cast cannot see the similarities between these Westchester-Scarsdale players and the Utah rogue’s gallery in The Executioner’s Song.Mrs.Harris is as interesting for its morbid detail of criminology as for its sociological probe into the American psyche.Peter Cetera PETER CETERA (WARNER BROS-WEA) The familiar voice that is usually set amid the big brassy sound of Chicago’s rhythm and horns turns to a solo album during the current lull in Chicago’s recording career.The groups contributing to PETER CETERA include the Beach Boys, Bread and Toto, as Ricky Fataar, Carl Wilson, drummer Mike Botts, and guitarist Steve Lukather aid Peter here.It doesn’t take much musical imagination to hear these songs as they would appear after the Chicago stylistic trademark would have been added to them-“How Many Times” in particular, sounds like a Chicago number with the horns trimmed off.Several songs could be singles-“Livin’ In The Limelight”, with Mike Botts’s solid drumming and Steve Lukather’s stirring solo, fits Cetera’s voice perfectly.On “Mona Mona”, a sax and synthesizer replace the horn charts, while Peter Cetera’s double-tracked vocal duplicates the hit sound of Chicago’s over a dozen albums.“I Can Feel It”, a writing collaboration with the two Beachies, is a strong song motivated by Cetera’s clipped, biting vocal delivery-Chris Pin-nick’s guitar solo here and on other tracks is a big plus on this solo shot for the voice of Chicago.Peter Cetera may have to choose between the solo career or the group concept-by the sounds of this album he has the talent to do it either way.Streetheart STREETHEART (CAPITOL) Like a Wayne Gretzky with strings, Streetheart comes out of the Prairies with a hot album that fulfills the promise of 1980’s Juno for Most Promising Band.The usual gestation and member manoevres result in Streetheart being joined by guitarist, co-writer Jeff Neill, and this self-titled release reveals that Streetheart is ready to challenge April Wine as champs of the rock ballad-“What Kind Of Love Is This” and “Look Your Eyes” are enfused with the musical maturity that had to come as Streetheart belt out their sixth album.What distinguishes this STREETHEART album from its predecessors is the careful balance between lead vocals from Kenny Shields and the guitar and keyboards instrumentation.Loud for loud’s sake has been replaced by similar clever production techniques to those that have sky-rocketet Journey and Foreigner to the top of the charts.“Mad As Hell” picks up the classic line from “Network” that disgruntled people love to trumpet out when things go bad.Streetheart appear ready to withstand the assault by Loverboy on their Canadian status as prime purveyors of progressive, harmonic, modern rock.Delbert McClinton PLAIN FROM THE HEART (CAPITOL) No stranger to the album circuit, Delbert McClinton has never been able to put together enough good songs to make much of an impression — this one looks like a winner, however.Hooking up with Barry Beckett & The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, McClinton r marks a shift in musical direction as he sounds like a cross between Robbie Robertson of the Band and Jerry Lee Lewis.A couple of Frankie Miller songs stand out — “A Fool In Love”, a gutsy, pumping rocker; and “Heartbreak Radio”, which was also a highlight of Rita Coolidge’s comeback album.Certainly the Muscle Shoals textures suit Delbert McClinton’s brassy, delta bluesy voice better than the pseudocountry tunes he used to be marketing — a holdover from these comes through on the ballad “I’ve Got Dreams To Remember”, although the following song, a lick by lick cover of Wilson Pickett’s “In The Midnight Hour”, tells the listener where McClinton is coming from on this album.The interpretation of the Chuck Willis song done by Elvis during the Movie Years, “I Feel So Bad”, is as funky as “Lipstick Traces”, but both tunes are such a departure for McClinton that old fans may not recognize their favourite, while FM listeners will make the Robertson or Lewis identification and wonder at the southern sound’s latest manifestation.Finding screenplays top woe for director WINNIPEG (CP) — Film director Charles Jarrott, whose latest work is an espionage thriller titled The Amateur, says his biggest problem is getting good screenplays.“The most difficult thing for a director today is finding a good script,” said Jarrott, whose new film is a departure from the varied movies he has made.“I’m constantly reading new screenplays and find myself wondering where all the writing talent is hiding.” Jarrott, 54, began as an actor in his native England.In Canada, he learned to deal with scripts in the 1950s when he made his reputation as a visual director for the CBC.“We’d get some terrible scripts and you’d have to figure out some ways of making them interesting,’’ Jarrott said.“I remember one incident where someone finished looking at one of my shows and said, Gee, that’s good.’ Then he stopped a moment and added, ‘What was it about?’ ” Jarrott’s first big movie was Anne of the Thousand Days, but his later work has ranged from a remake of Lost Horizon to a soapy melodrama, The Other Side of Midnight.DIRECTS DRAMAS “I supposed people think of me first as a director of historical dramas because of Anne and Mary, Queen of Scots,” said Jarrott, referring to his first two movies.Jarrott’s new movie, produced by Canadians Joel Michaels and Garth Drabinsky, is his first film in Canada since the late 1960s, when he directed Jack Palance in a television version of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde.The film centres on Charlie Heller, a codebreaker for the U.S.Central Intelligence Agency who blackmails his superiors into allowing him to make a command raid Once the codebreaker, played by John Savage, gets inside Czechoslovakia, he wants to kill three terrorists responsible for killing his fiancee during their takeover of the U.S.Embassy in Munich.PROJECT ATTRACTIVE “I was attracted to this project because unlike most spy films, it had a little bit more going in the way of characterization.You really should care about Charlie Heller because he does something about a seemingly hopeless situation.“When I read The Amateur, I was reminded of Peter Finch’s scene in Network where he says, T'm mad as hell and I’m not going to take it any more.’ It seemed to me that’s what Charlie was doing in the story.I think people respond to it because it’s what they’d really like to do.“I mean, confronted with a terrorist brandishing a machine-gun, what would the average person do?If he said, ‘Hands up!’ you’d do it and if he said, ‘On the floor! ’ you’d dive.Well, Charlie acts differently and at the same time it doesn’t appear to be a fantasy.” Jarrott, who first arrived in Canada in 1953 as an actor with a touring company, retains his Canadian citizenship, although he returned to England after a six-year stay, including two years with the CBC.“I had no qualms about doing a film here because I knew the acting and technical talent were very good.If anything, I’ve been away too long.” \ ¥n expect the unexpected MUSIC Jean-Michel Jarre André Gagnon j acceptée.Tuesday, March 2, 20h30 [Sherbrooke et région: 565-5430 / interurbain, sans frais 1-800-567-6977 dll.lifllS International soccer greats are featured in a life-and-death match between prisoners-of-war and the enemy German national team.TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982-7 / '» i ’1 m IfRA Simple brown ball replaces guns, bombs in Victory By Timothy Belford The Cinema Carrefour will be presenting a double feature this weekend half of which is a movie called VICTORY.Directed by the venerable John Huston, VICTORY is the story of an allied prisoner of war soccer team, selected by the Nazis for propaganda purposes, which plays an exhibition match against the German national team.The prisoners are obviously supposed to lose, thus proving German physical and moral superiority once again, but somewhere along the way they develop other ideas, including one that involves a somewhat spectacular escape.As a story line it seems at first glance to lack originality; after all we have already had numerous £—f v ; f prisoner escape movies including the excellent Colditz Castle and the equally entertaining Great Escape, and we have run through the guards verses the prisonners in The Longest Yard.VICTORY however, is different.Part of this difference is due to John Huston the 74-year-old director-actor who has produced such masterpieces as THE MALTESE FALCON, THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA and THE LIFE AND TIMES of Judge Roy Bean.Huston, ably supported by a cast which includes Sylvester Stallone, Michael Caine, Max von Sydow and soccer great Pele, manages to make Victory something more than just an adventure film.In fact, Huston turns VICTORY into a modern morality play where a simple brown ball takes the place of guns, tanks and opposing moral philosophies.According to those who have already seen VICTORY, the soccer scenes featuring Pele and a host of other international soccer greats recruited for the film, are enough to satisfy most movie goers by themselves.On top of this, impressive acting by von Sydow, who plays the beleagured camp commandant, and Stallone, who dropped his weight to 159 pounds to play the team’s goal keeper, insure that VICTORY will entertain even the most sceptical.¦:**.* to.¦ \ Sylvester Stallone and Michael Caine organize the Allied soccer team in Victory.mm f,-4' * if 4 V Sylvester Stallone displays physical prowess as a member of the Allied prisoner-of-war team in Victory.Soccer star Pelé stars in the new adventure film. 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982 WHAT'S ON Movies It s definitely not a banner week for movies but the best of the lot appears to be Champlain College’s showing of TENDER IS THE NIGHT in room 20 of the Johnson Science building of Bishop’s University on Tuesday, March 9 at 7 p.m.Adapted from the novel by F Scott Fitzgerald, Tender is the Night will have the same problem that all Fitzgerald novels have in that they don’t translate well to the screen., It should however be first rate.The Capitol Theatre in Sherbrooke has another less than overwhelming double bill this week with VICE SQUAD starring the forgettable Gary Swanson and Wings Hauser along with HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP starring a variety of your favourite monsters.Neither film was nominated for an academy award this year but if you’re interested in nonhumans who “hunt women.Not for killing but for mating” you’ll probably find this right up your alley.Humanoids is at 7:30 on weekdays with Vice at 9:20.On Sundays it’s Humanoids at 3:50 and 7:30 with Vice at 2,5:35 and 9:20.The Capitol will also be showing a one night special Friday February 26 featuring three movies for the “musically” inclined RUST NEVER SLEEPS, ROCKERS and DEAD ON ARRIVAL with the SEX PISTOLS start at 7:30 and run to the wee hours of the morning.Admission is $3 per person.A little advanced warning from the Capitol this week, starting Friday, March 12 will be ON GOLDEN POND with Henry Fonda, Katherine Hepburn and Jane Fonda.This one is definitely worth seeing.Down at the border, the Newport Cinema will be showing Walt Disney’s excellent CINDERELLA.For those of you who have children who don’t care for monsters, musical or otherwise, this is a first-class film which has stood the test of time.Show time is at 7 with matinees on weekends.The Kineart French-language series at the Centre Culturel of the University of Sherbrooke will be presenting the musical comedy XANADU tonight at 7:30 and 9:30.Olivia New-ton-John and Gene Kelly strut their stuff in this eminently likeable movie.Sunday afternoon Cine-famille at the University of Sherbrooke presents the French-language version of THE MUP-PET MOVIE at 1:30 at the Salle Maurice O’Bready.For the budding linguists in the family it’s a must.Come to think of it, I wonder what Miss Piggy sounds like in French.The Cinema Carrefour is intent on building their audience and has switched to offering double features.This week it’s VICTORY and DRAGON SLAYER.Dragon Slayer is a Walt Disney production and little information other than that is not presently available.Victory, starring Sylvester Stallone and Michael Caine is a Second International singing star, Anne Murray is profiled in an intimate retrospective of her music and career on Super Music: Anne Murray’s Greatest Hits, Sunday February 28, 8p.m.on the CBC-6.BY TIMOTHY BELFORD World War epic involving soccer and escape tunnels (see preview page 7).For show time check the Carrefour’s advertisement.Theatre The THEATRE BALLET OF CANADA is coming to the Centennial Theatre of Bishop’s University on Saturday March 6.The TBC is only one year old, having previewed in February of 1981, but has already garnered an international reputation.Tickets will be hard to obtain by this time next week so be advised and shop early.William Shakespeare’s JULIUS CAESAR takes a different turn tonight and tomorrow at the hands of the Bishop’s College School’s Players Club when the group puts on a modern-dress version of the Elizabethan classic.Starring Ashley Yeats as Julius Caesar, the play revolves around his attempt to become virtual king of Rome against the opposition of the patrician class.The cast of 20, plus a 30-member crew, is directed by Rod Lloyd with the assistance of Ashley Yeats and stage managing by John Gilmour.Tickets are available for the 8 p.m.performance at the Centennial Theatre box office or from most students.The Vieux Clocher will be presenting SOL this weekend.Sol is a one man show, a clown that speaks, who plays with the French language.He mixes words and syllables not unlike Victor Borge.Sol doesn’t play piano, so perhaps the comparison may not be too appropriate, but you can try out your French at the Vieux Clocher in Magog Saturday and Sunday, February 27 and 28 at 8:30.If you’re in Montreal over the weekend, the SHRINER’S CIRCUS is going to be in town starting Thursday, March 4.The 42nd version of the world famous show will take place at the Montreal Forum with two shows on Thursday and Friday and three shows Saturday.The two final performances will take place Sunday March 7.A genuine three-ring affair, the Shriner’s Circus is guaranteed to delight young and old alike.Television Probably the biggest event on television this week, at least on CBC, will be the presentation of the annual GENIE AWARDS.The MacKenzie Brothers’ answer to the Oscars, the Genies are awarded to mark excellence in the Canadian film industry.Once again the evening will be hosted by Brian Linehan 1 and will include appearances by such stars as Glen Ford and Peter Ustinov.The most important category, best movie, has five nominations: The Amateur, Heartaches, Scanners, Ticket to Heaven and the odds - on favourite The Plouffe Family.The Genie Awards will air Wednesday March 3 at 8 p.m.Sunday February 28 everybody’s favourite snowbird ANNE MURRAY will be featured in an evening of her greatest hits on SUPER MUSIC at 8 p.m.The Nova Scotia songstress who lias gone from Springhill to Las Vegas on the strength of a terrific voice attracted nearly three million viewers when the show was first aired last spring.CBC’s excellent program FOR THE RECORD will be showing The Honourable Member Sunday evening at 9.Starring Fiona Reid, the program examines the confusion of a young female member of parliament as she finds her integrity threatened because of her relationship with a senator played by John Marley.Vermont ETV will continue its LIFE ON EARTH series on Tuesday at 8 p.m.with an episode entitled Lords of the Air a look at the varied uses and advantages of the miraculous feather.Also on Tuesday, THE AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE will present Carl Sandburg - Echos and Silences.Produced and directed by award winner Perry Miller Adato, this profile of poet, historian and musician Sandburg includes authentic footage of the subject as well as actor John Cullum’s portrayal of the well known figure.I The METROPOLITAN OPERA will feature a joint recital of arias and duets by tenor Placido Domingo and mezzo-soprano Tatiana Troyanos Wednesday at 8.Local music fans will get an added treat this weekend when Radio Quebec (channel 24 or 8 on cable) presents alook at L’ESTRIE EN MUSIQUE.Havingjust opened their station Friday, Radio Quebec has chosen to present a number of local musicians including several well known to English-speaking audience on Sunday at 8:30.Jim Corcoran, Charlie Cover and the Blues Busters can all be seen doing their particular thing on the area’s newest TV chamiel.Don’t miss it.Exhibitions The Rothmans of Pall Mall gallery on Farwell Street will be holding an exhibit of the works of French artist ANDRE MICHEL from Sunday February 28 until March 26.Born in Avignon, France, Michel was educated at the Beaux Arts college and after a brief sojourn in the south, principally on the island of Madagascar travelled to Quebec.It was in Quebec that his works became well known primarily through the over 40 exhibitions of his paintings and sketches that have been held throughout the province.The present display consists of portraits and pictures of the Montagnais Indians of Quebec’s northern regions.The exhibition will be open for viewing between the hours of 8:30 a.m.and noon and from 1:30 to 4:30 Monday to Friday.The Beaulne Museum of Coaticook will be showing an unusual exhibition of photographs depicting marriages from 1900 to 1940.The collection of photos attempts to chart the change in style and fashion of the marriage ceremony over the 40-year period.Check the museum office for viewing hours.The Museum of the Séminaire de Sherbrooke will be hosting an interesting display entitled PAUL PROVENCHER LE DERNIER DES COUREURS DES BOIS.From February 25 until March 21, local residents will be able to view personal objects used by Provencher while living with the Montagnais Indians for a 35-year period.Coupled with these objects will be a collection of photographs, drawings and paintings.Paul Provencher, a graduate engineer from the University of Laval, entered the forests of northern Quebec in 1929 with a desire to explore and discover pulp and paper forest reserves.For the next 35 years he travelled extensively throughout the region guided by Montagnais Indians.Much of what he sa w Provencher drew, photographed and filmed The museum is open to the public everyday except Monday from 12:30 until 5 p.m. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982—9 WHAT'S ON The Laurier Museum of Arthabaska will be continuing its display of the works of artist ALBERT ROUSSEAU.The show, which runs until March 7, will feature works of the Quebec-born artist many of which reflects the deep interest he maintained throughout his life concerning the south shore farming district where he grew up.The gallery will be open Tuesday to Thursday from 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.and on Saturday and Sunday from 1:30 to 6.The FREDERICK H.VARLEY retrospective at the National Art Gallery in Ottawa is still on and those interested in the works of this member of the Group of Seven can view the collection of approximately 160 items until April 4.Also of interest is the PLACE DES ARTS ACTIVITIES DEPARTMENT’S display of the works of 15 of Quebec’s best known contemporary artists presently on at the Salle Wilfrid Pelletier in Montreal.The exhibition includes works by Edmund Alleyn, Jennifer Dickson, Roland Giguere and Guido Milinari among others.Although varied in style and subject matter the works are all from the period 1960 to 1978.The exhibit will end this Sunday.Music DAVE LAPP AND BRUCE JACKSON, two well known local musicians will be performing at the Le Bateleur on Alexandre Street in Sherbrooke this Friday and Saturday.The talented duo will be giving two shows nightly at 10:30 and 12:15.The Eastern Townships branch of the Canadian Amateur Musicians will be presenting another afternoon of music on Sunday February 28 from 3 until 5 p.m.at the Plymouth Trinity United Church Hall.This month’s performance will be by well-known local music teacher JOHN PILLE who will direct a selection of various works of readings for choir and orchestra.Chez Rene will be bringing back MASTERMIND starting this Sunday and playing through until Wednesday.This seven-man reggae group which makes its home in New York has been making great waves south of the border and should be just what the doctor ordered for dancing enthusiasts.BIGFOOT is still playing at the Del Monty Hotel in Rock Island this weekend but if you want to catch the act, Friday and Saturday is your last chance since they’ll be moving on come Monday.Over at the Manoir Waterville, everybody’s favourite converted schoolhouse, it will be RAMBLING FEVER featuring well known local musician SID PRESCOTT.La Boustifaille on King Street East will be presenting an unusual group Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week called CORSU.The three musicians make their home on the Magdalen Islands and provide an evening of traditional Acadian music that is bound to set your toes tapping.Show time is around 9:30 but better check ahead.If worse comes to worst, you can always force yourself to have a beer while you wait.Radio CBC’s Sunday Matinee will kick off the first of a five part dramatic series with OUR TOWN by Thornton Wilder on Sunday at 3:05.Starring Lorne Greene of Bonanza fame, Our Town is a nostalgic trip back in time to small town America.The production of Our Town will be somewhat of a reunion for Greene, who last appeared on CBC in 1953, and Fletcher Markle, producer of the program, who worked closely with Greene throughout the early fifties.On Saturday February 27 at 8:30, CBS radio’s monthly Newsmark will present a program entitled PERSONAL COMPUTERS: THE ELECTRONIC COTTAGE.Last year alone over one million personal computers were sold for a total sales of $2 billion and analysts estimate by 1985 the market will leap to $10 billion a year.The Electric Cottage will examine the social implications of this rush to mini-com-puters for the home as well as looking at what the future holds.Events March 3 tp 7 has been set aside for the Windsor Winter Carnival and from the looks of the program there will be something for everyone.The carnival will start with a church service at St.Philippe's followed by a brunch and includes hockey matches on Thursday and a special children’s day on Friday.There will be an official parade Saturday morning and a German night Saturday evening.For more detailed information pick up a program of events available throughout Windsor.•• • | |N| ¦sliÈFj gj& For The Record - An Honourable Member on CBC-6 Sunday February 28, 9p.m, Th$ premier episode of the new season stars Fiona Reid as the Honourable Member who faces confusion when her personal integrity is threatened even more as she seeks advice from her friend and mentor, the senator (John Marley).¦Li The 1982 Geni Awards, saluting the excellence and creativity of the Canadian film industry, airs Wednesday March 3, 8 p.m.live, on CBC-TV.For the second consecutive year, the star-studded ceremony will be hosted by award-winning television host/interviewer Brian Line-han. 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982 Sm N This week's TV Listings for this week's television programs as supplied by Compulog Corp While we make every effort to ensure their accuracy, they are subject to change without notice STATIONS LISTED ® t'BFT - Montreal (Radio Canada) ® WCAX - Burlington.Vt.(CBS) O WPTZ - Plattsburgh, N.Y.(NBC) O CBMT - Montreal (CBC) O CULT - Sherbrooke (TVA) O WMTW - Poland Spring, Me.(ABC) Q CKSH • Sherbrooke ( Radio Canada) 09 CFTM - Montreal (TVA) @ CFCF - Montreal (CTV) ® Vermont ETV - Burlington y Saturday McW« Ratings Outstanding .?Excellent ?& Very Good .?Good Not Bad .?Fair .Poor .ir MORNING 8:00 0 NEW YOU © UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR 6:30 ® CIRCLE SQUARE 7:00 O THE BRADY BUNCH O KROFFT SUPER-STARS ® 100 HUNTLEY STREET GREAT SPACE COASTER 7:30 O GILLIGAN'S ISLAND O THE JETSONS 60 GREAT SPACE COASTER 8:00 O POPEYE 0 THE FLINTSTONES O ffi SUPERFRIENDS SB CONTEMPORARY HEALTH ISSUES 8:16Q MIRE ET MUSIQUE 8:30 O O PASSE-PARTOUT O TARZAN / LONE RANGER O SMURFS O 00 THUNDARR / GOLDIE GOLD © STORY TIME (B CONTEMPORARY HEALTH ISSUES 8:45 Q GOOD MORNING 9:00 O O LES CONTES DE LA FORET VERTE Q SESAME STREET O GD AGENT SANS SECRET © LET'S GO SB INTERACTION 9:30 O O CANDY O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 KID SUPER POWER HOUR O fD GOLDORAK O © LAVERNE & SHIRLEY © YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION tB INTERACTION 10:00 O O LES HEROS DU SAMEDI O FROM NOW ON O (D CAPITAINE FLAM 0 © RICHIE RICH / SCOOBY DOO © ROCKET ROBIN HOOD © IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 10:30 0 SPIDER-MAN Q © SCOOBY-DOO © IT'S EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS 11:00Q Q LES ENFANTS DU 47-A 0 THE HARDY BOYS / NANCY DREW MYSTERIES O R.C.M.P O © ALLONS AU CIRQUE O © FONZ / HAPPY DAYS GANG © SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR 11:30 O O BOF ET CIE O BLACKSTAR O WILD KINGDOM 0 © HEATHCLIFF AND MARMADUKE © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR AFTERNOON 12:00 O O LA SEMAINE PARLEMENTAIRE A OTTAWA O TROLLKINS 0 DAFFY / SPEEDY 0 WHAT'S NEW (R) O © SAMEDI-MIDI O © WEEKEND SPECIAL "Scruffy" An orphaned puppy learns the value of loyal friends.(Part 3) (R) © BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER © FOCUS ON SOCIETY 12:30 0 TOM AND JERRY 0 BULLWINKLE O NEWS FROM ZOOS Featured: baby cheetahs learning to walk: a sea lion's visit to an elementary school.O © AMERICAN BANDSTAND © FOCUS ON SOCIETY 1:00 O Q D'HIER A DEMAIN O KWICKY KOALA 0 COLLEGE BASKET BALL Georgetown at Connecticut O REACH FOR THE TOP Massey Vanier vs.Wagar (R) © MOVIE *Vi "Kiss Meets The Phantom'1 (1978, Fantasy) Kiss, Anthony Zerbe.A mad scientist attempts to ruin the career ol a successful rock group by producing robot replicas of the group’s members.© ACROSS THE FENCE 1:30 0 30 MINUTES O CONSUMERSCOPE Kathy Keefler and Anne Beirne talk about setting up a small business (R) 0 LET'S GO TO THE RACES © WE RE MOVIN' © VICTORY GARDEN Bob Thompson offers advice on every phase of gardening.(R) 2:00 0 O CINE-FAMILLE "Snook, le Cyclone” Q THE MUPPETS O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled events include the World Cup men's downhill ski race from Whistler, British Columbia and the Canadian Junior Men's Curling Championships from Swift Current, Saskatchewan.O © VOTRE AMIE SUZANNE O MOVIE ** "I'd Rather Be Rich” (1964, Comedy) Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet.When her fiance is unavailable, a young woman finds a substitute to introduce to her dying grandfather.©ADAM-12 © MOVIE +4*'4 "Topaze" (1933, Comedy) John Barrymore, Myr-na Loy.Based on the play by Marcel Pagnol.A meek, virtuous French schoolteacher inadvertently becomes a shrewd, calculating businessman.2:30 O STAR TREK © BONANZA 3:00 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Syracuse at St.John’s © JO GAILLARD The crew of the Marie-Aude are plunged into the midst of a daring jewelery robbery when they dock in Montreal Harbour 3:30 0 O DEFI 0 DORAL-EASTERN OPEN GOLF Third-round play in this $250,000, 72-hole TPA event (live from the Dorai Country Club, Miami, Fla.).Q © JANETTE VEUT SAVOIR O © PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR $200,000 Toledo Trust PBA National Championship (live from the Imperial Lanes in Toledo, Ohio).© CROSSROADS 4:00 0 O BAGATELLE © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled events include the International Freestyle Skiing competition from Paska-boo, Alberta © OLD HOUSEWORKS 4:30 O SPORTS SPECTACULAR 10-round middleweight bout between Thomas Hearns and Marcos Geraldo; Tamara McKinney, Cristin Cooper and Cindy Nelson take on the world's best skiers in the giant slalom at Aspen, Col.O QUE SERA SERA © JUSTICE POUR TOUS © SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review “Shoot The Moon,'' 'Montenegro’' and “One From The Heart.' (R) 6:00 O O LA COURSE AUTOUR DU MONDE 0 BIG RIGS ROLLIN Take a look at America’s "cowboys of the highway" and their magnificent machines.JUSTICE POUR TOUS © WIDE WORLD OF Sports Tony Braxton will challenge champion Frank “The Animal" Fletcher in the USBA middleweight championship fight, to be aired live on “Sportsworld,” Sunday, Feb.28 Irom Atlantic City.SATURDAY (NBC) REGIONAL COLLEGE BASKETBALL.1:00 PM EST, 12:00 PM CST-1:00 PM PST, 12:00 PM MST Today's action includes Georgetown at Connecticut, Syracuse at St John's, UCLA at Oregon and USC at Oregon State (CBS) DORAL EASTERN OPEN GOLF: 3:30 PM EST, 2:30 PM CST, 1:30 PM MST, 12:30 PM PST Live coverage from Miami, Fla,, of this 72-hole tournament.(ABC) PRO BOWLERS TOUR: 3:30 PM EST, PST 2:30 PM CST, MST (CBS) SPORTS SATURDAY: 4:30 PM EST, PST-3:30 PM CST, MST Middleweight bout between Thomas Hearns and Marcos Geraldo (ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: 5:00 PM EST, PST-4:00 PM CST, MST SUNDAY (CBS) NBA on CBS Milwaukee Bucks vs.Boston Celtics (CBS) NCAA BASKETBALL Marguelle al Louisville (CBS) Dorai Open Golf Final-round play Irom Miami.Fla.(NBC) COLLEGE BASKETBALL DePaul al Notre Dame (NBC) SportaWorld World Pro Figure Skating Championship; boxing; pro surfing tourney (ABC) Women'* Supentar* (ABC) USA V*.World in Olympic Boxing USA vs.Cuba Irom Havana (ABC) Wide World of Sport* ski jumping &àÉ*Sk: 1 J* ’ THE IN-LAWS With an eye toward the South American gunmen who got away after attempting to assassinate him, Peter Falk (right), as an offbeat undercover agent, checks on the condition of his prospective brother-in-law, an easygoing dentist played by Alan Arkin (left), in “The In-Laws,” airing on CTV, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 The 1979 Warner Bros, release co-stars Michael Lembeck and Penny Pyser.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME SPORTS World Weightlift-ing Championships (from Lille, France); U.S.Figure Skating Champions in a special performance (from Indianapolis, Ind ); Winter-national Drag Racing Championships (from Pomona, Calif.).© QUE SERA SERA © SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Brazil vs.Ven- OYllAlfl 6:30 0 POPI GOES THE COUNTRY O LE RETRO © LES P'TITS BONSHOMMES 6:50 o LE MONDE © LE DIX VOUS INFORME EVENING 8:00 0 SCIENCE-REALITE O © NEWS 0 DONAHUE "Video Games: Pro And Con” O CBC NEWS O PASSEPORT O SAUVE QUI PEUT © JEUNESSEXPRESS © MOTORWEEK 8:30 O CBS NEWS O THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT O SOIREE CANADIENNE O LAWRENCE WELK © HOCKEY MAGAZINE © EVENING AT THE IMPROV © PHOTO SHOW "Accentuate The Negative" Jon Goell discusses the Chemical process ot black-and-white film developing and demonstrates the procedure step by step (R) 7:00 0 Q LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY O HEE HAW 0 SOLID GOLD O HAPPY DAYS Roger's rebellious younger brother moves in with him.g © TREMPLIN © BENSON g © CHECKING IT OUT Featured: a report on whether the military is fulfilling its promises to young people; an all-star salsa show; a profile of a family of classic guitar makers, g 7:30 O ARCHIE BUNKER S PLACE Gloria refuses to tell Archie why she and Mike have separated when she comes home with her son Joey.(Part 2) O © LES GRANDS SPECTACLES "Holocauste" (2e de 5) (1978, Drame) Meryl Streep, Michael Moriarty.En 1941, dee milliers d'hommes, de lemmas el d'enfants juifs sont sauvagement executes lors de leur procession vers Babi Yar.O PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND (D CIRCUS Cal Dodd and Sherisse Laurence welcome Anna Mae, Miss Ali-cia, Mr.Esquire and Heidi Herriott.AMERICA’S TOP TEN ® MISTER ROGERS TALKS WITH PARENTS ABOUT DISCIPLINE Fred Rogers and ten parents discuss discipline and punishment.8:00 O Q LA SOIREE DU HOCKEY Au Forum de Montreal, les Canadiens reçoivent les Maple Leafs de Toronto O WALT DISNEY The Spaceman In King Arthur's Court" A space engineer and his robot are catapulted back in time to sixth-century England (Part 1) 0 ONE OF THE BOYS Oliver accepts two dates TYIjQ.1.Who played Trapp«r John in the “MmA ’S’H" series?Who was the host of the musical series, "Malibu U."I In what crime series did Robert Reed portray Lt.Adam Tobias?Who played the title role in "McCoy"! In what series did Gavin MacLeod play a character named Happy Haines?In "The Millionaire, " what was the name ol the executive secretary to the reclusive billionaire who would present a million dollar check to someone each week?What was the name of the character played by Peter Graves in "Mission: Impossible"?8.Who played Longfellow Deeds in the series, "Mr.Deeds Coes to Town"?In "Sanford and Son, " what was the name of Fred’s late wife?"Three's Com/wny's "Priscilla Barnes co-starred in a drama series with Debra Cllnger in the late 70s.Name the series.7.9.10.sp/D uriuouiy ar/j -oi ineqezio 6 wetpiJBfli etuow g sdietiduiir i Auotuuv leeipiw -g 'to'N WWW S BRjnoAuox y xiuuryy •£ U03|0H 'P!H Z steBoy euAe/vt ai SJ3/WSUV WÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊM TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982-11 Saturday to the Merry Widows Ball.O NHL HOCKEY Toronto Maple Leafs at Montreal Canadiens o © KING’S CROSSING Nan's prospective business trip conflicts with a fund-raiser of Louisa’s, who begins to experience symptoms of heart trouble.CD MOVIE ?"The In-Laws" (1979, Comedy) Alan Arkin, Peter Falk.A New York dentist becomes involved in a bizarre espionage plot when he meets his daughter’s future father-in-law.fB MOVIE ?% "Stage Door" (1937, Dra- Harry Anderson will appear for the second time on NBC's late-night series, “SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE” on Feb 27.The young comic will also be featured in Francis Ford Coppola's new film, ‘The Escape Artist.' Movies Peter Falk , left and Alan Arkin, star in the comedy, “The In-Laws,” airing on CBS, Sunday, Feb.28.SATURDAY (CBS) SPECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATION: 9:00 PM EST, PST-8:00 PM CST, MST “RASCALS AND ROBBERS” Patrick Creadon, Anthony Michael i HaH Another version of the secret adventures of Tom Sawyer and j Huck Finn.SUNDAY (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE “THE SPY WHO LOVED ME” (1977) Roger Moore.Barbara ; Bach.Agent 007 teams up with a beautiful Russian spy in order j to prevent a global holocaust.! (CBS) SPECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATION : “THE M-LAWS” (1979) Peter Falk, Alan Arkin.The quiet suburban life ot a New York dentist is turned into a comic nightmare by the weird behavior of his future in-law MONDAY ' (ABC) MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE ’ “DIVORCE WARS” (1982) TomSelleck, Jane Curtin.An attorney unexpectedly finds himself battling the legal system he manipulated when his marriage is threatened TUESDAY (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES “AN INNOCENT LOVE ” (1982) Doug McKeon, Melissa Sue Anderson A young man becomes involved with an older college student.WEDNESDAY____________________ _______________ (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES “DESPERATE LIVES” (1982) Doug McKeon, Diana Scarwid A I poignant look at teen-age drug abuse and how a brother and sister I become victimized by the use of hallucinogens.HARPER VALLEY Stella (Barbara Eden, pictured) is promoted to a management position so that she won’t join striking city workers.But after she is assigned to stoke coal as chief of heating services, she becomes a militant unionist in “Stella Rae," an episode spoofing the Oscar-winning film, “Norma Rae,” which airs on NBC’s “Harper Valley” on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Comedian George Gobel co-stars.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ma) Katharine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers.A group of young actresses living in the same boarding house strive for fame and fortune in their careers 8:30 0 HARPER VALLEY Stella and her fellow city workers go on strike 9:00 Q MOVIE “Rascals And Robbers: The Secret Adventures 01 Tom Sawyer And Huck Finn" (Premiere, Adventure) Patrick Creadon, Anthony Michael.Tom and Huck overhear a plot to con the people of their town out of $15,000.O BARBARA MANDRELL AND THE MANDRELL SISTERS Guests: Johnny Cash.June Carter Cash.0 Œ LOVE BOAT Captain Stubing and the crew are joined by Cab Calloway, Carol Channing, Ethel Merman, Ann Miller and others for a tribute to the movie musicals of yesteryear.Q 9:30 O (D SCIENCE ET TECHNOLOGIE “La Science et la Transexualite" S) MOVIE "Desk Set" (1957, Comedy) Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Despite the threat that an efficiency expert poses to her job, a department head finds him nttrar'tiuA 10:00 o BILLY CRYSTAL COMEDY HOUR Guests: Smok ey Robinson, Rob Reiner, Shelley Duvall.O CD SUR LA SELLETTE 0 FANTASY ISLAND 10:30 O Q LE TELEJOURNAL / NOUVELLES DU SPORT O Œ) LA QUOTIDIENNE / LES NOUVELLES TVA / METEO / SPORTS 11:00 O 0 O NEWS O THE NATIONAL O FILM 0-7 * + '6 "Une Partie de Plaisir" (1974, Drame) Paul Gegauft, Dan- iele Gegauft.Apres huit ans, un homme propose a sa concubine l'exercice d'une mutuelle libelle sexuelle.(D CINE-WEEKEND ?“La Maison de Poupee" (1973, Drame) Jane Fonda, Edward Fox.Afin de sauver la vie de son mari, une femme s'implique dans une fraude mais quittera tout, par la suite, pour se faire une nouvelle vie.0 CTV NATIONAL NEWS 0 ABC NEWS 11:06 0 0 LA POLITIQUE FEDERALE 11:160 CINEMA **% "Scorpio” (1972, Drame) Burt Lancaster, Alain Delon.Un ancien combattant en Algérie met ses talents de tueur au service d'un agent de la C.I.A.O BENNY HILL O CINE-SOIR ?"Police Python" (1975, Drame) Yves Montand, Francois Perier.Un inspecteur de police fait la connaissance d’une jeune photographe ignorant qu elle est la maitresse de son supérieur.® EVENING AT THE IMPROV ©MOVIE ?*y2 “A Bill Of Divorcement” (1932, Drama) John Barrymore, Katharine Hepburn.Recently released from a mental institution, a man finds his daughter to be very sympathetic and supportive.11:20© NEWS ("Provincial Affairs" will precede the news).(0 NEWS 11:30© MOVIE *** “The Hound Of The Basker-villes" (1959, Mystery) Peter Cushing, Andre Morell.A mysterious curse haunts each generation of a noble English family.© SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Elizabeth Ashley.Guests: Daryl Hall and John Oates, Harry Anderson.11:35© MOVIE "The Great Wallendas" (1978, Biography) Britt Ekland.Lloyd Bridges A tragedy strikes a renowned family of circus stars who perform daring high-wire feats without a safety net.11:45© MOVIE ?"Madame X" (1966, Drama) Lana Turner, John Forsythe.A woman presumed to have died years before uses any means she can to keep her son from knowing of her sinful life.12:00© MOVIE "Mur- der On The Orient Express" (1974, Mystery) Albert Finney, Lauren Bacall.Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot investigates the murder of an American industrialist aboard a luxurious and famous train.12:30 (D CINE-WEEKEND *?"L’Homme qui Défia l’Organisation" (1975, Drame) Howard Ross, Karin Schubert.Defiant l’organisation criminelle dont il fait partie, un homme s’enfuit en Espagne avec une forte quantité de drogue qu'il espere vendre.© CROSSROADS 12:40 O LES NOCTAMBULES ?H "Etreintes Brûlantes" 1:00 Œ EVEREST IN WINTER Eight British mountaineers attempt to climb the most dangerous section of Mt.Everest, the west face, during the winter of 1980; John Hurt narrates.1:26 © CINE-NUIT ** Bella donna" (1973) Dessins Animes.Au Moyen Age, une jeune paysanne est violentee le jour de son mariage par le seigneur de la region et ses hommes alors que son epoux, durement traite, reste infirme 2:30© MOVIE "Hard Driver" (1973, Drame) Jeff Bridges, Valerie Per-rine.A race car driver's success strains his relationship with his family.FILM SCOOPS — Independent production company Cannon Films may have a big hit in its new martial arts thriller, "Enter the Ninja,” starring European heartthrob Franco Nero and American actor Aiex Courtney.“I play a sort of over-the-hili Hemingway character who is a soldier of fortune,” says Courtney, who is best known for his work in NBC’s “Sword of Justice” series.Alex Courtney (left) helps an injured Franco Nero.“The story has flashbacks fo when Franco and I were mercenaries.Later on, he has to save me from some criminals who want to throw me and my wife off of our plantation," says Courtney.Rae Dawn Chong lights up “Quest for Fire.” «©I:: UP IN SMOKE — Rae Dawn Chong who plays Ika in "Quest for Fire.” is following in the footsteps of her father, Tommy Chong, half of the comic team, Cheech and Chong.Rae has received rave notices for her work in the 20th Century-Fox sci-fi epic.Her father is part-Chinese, part-French and part-lrish, while her mother is half-Indian and halfblack.TELE-BLIPS — Later this year, CBS will air “The Surrogate,” a controver- sial made-for-TV movie about surrogate pregnancies.The venture will headline Susan Dey (“The Partridge Family”) and Paul LeMat (“American Graffiti,” "Melvin and Howard”).Jane Seymour is rumored to be in contention for the featured role in ABC’s bio-pic on Mata Hari, the legendary World War I spy.Erica Gimpel dances to fame.VIDEOSTAR — Expect a bright future for Erica Gimpel, who adds much zest and vitality to NBC's “Fame ” as singer-dancer Coco Hernandez.Erica stepped into the role directly out of New York's School for the Performing Arts, the institution on which the TV series is based.TV SCOOPS — It’s being billed as the fight of the TV season: Linda Evans and Joan Collins square off in a knockdown affair on “Dynasty” that reportedly took seven hours to film.The episode, which will air on March 3, features Krystle Carrington (Miss Evans) attacking Alexis Carrington (Miss Collins) after discovering Alexis fired the gun that caused Krystle’s horse to buck, which caused her miscarriage.Linda gets revenge. Ê* 12-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1982 Sunday MORNING 8:00 00 UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR 6:30 O KROFFT SUPER-STARS (B CROSSROADS 7:00 O GRIZZLY ADAMS Q COMMUNITY 8 03 WORLD TOMORROW Q) JIMMY SWAGGART 7:30 O WORLD VISION © DAY OF DISCOVERY 8:00 O MIGHTY MOUSE / HECKLE S JECKLE Q AMERICAN CATHOLIC © JIMMY SWAGGART © JONNY OUEST QD SESAME STREET (R) 8:20 à GOOD MORNING 8:30 O PASSE-PARTOUT O DRAK PACK O ORAL ROBERTS Q THIS IS THE LIFE O AU CENTUPLE O SUNDAY MASS © THE JETSONS 8:45 O MIRE ET MUSIQUE 8:00 O O LE PETIT CASTOR Q SUNDAY MORNING Q DAY OF DISCOVERY Q MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD O REX HUMBARD © LA FOURMI ATOMIQUE © ORAL ROBERTS © GREAT SPACE COASTER © MISTER ROGERS (R) 8:30 O O KLIMBO 0 IT IS WRITTEN O HOBBLEDEHOY O FOURMI ATOMIQUE O LARRY JONES © LES CHEVAUX DU SOLEIL © REX HUMBARD © JERRY FALWELL © MISTER ROGERS TALKS WITH PARENTS ABOUT DISCIPLINE Fred Rogers and ten parents discuss discipline and punishment.8:45 0 O MA SOEUR.LA TERRE 10:00 O O LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 0 ROBERT SCHULLER O STAR TREK O IL EST ECRIT O DAY OF DISCOVERY © LA BATAILLE DES PLANETES © HELLENIC PROGRAM © ACROSS THE FENCE 10:30 O YOU CAN QUOTE ME O LES ETOILES DE LA LUTTE O JERRY FALWELL © C'ETAIT L'BON TEMPS © TELEDOMENICA © CELEBRATING CHRIST © EXPLORING LANGUAGE 11:00 O O LA SEMAINE A L'ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE 0 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 0 DR.SNUGGLES O ASSEMBLY WEEK (R) © MATINEE AT THE BIJOU Jimmy Durante and Lupe Velez are featured in "Palooka" (1934).based on the famous comic strip character; the shorts include "Calling All Kids" (1937), "Alice In Wonderland" (1931) and a cartoon.(R) 11:30 o FACE THE NATION 0 IT'S YOUR BUSINESS O DO YOU REMEMBER O TELECO O © THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY AFTERNOON 12:00© Q LA SEMAINE VERTE O NBA BASKETBALL Milwaukee Bucks at Boston Celtics 0 FOCUS O MEETING PLACE Bishop Martin Greschuk officiâtes at St Josephat's Ukrainian Catholic Cathe dral in Edmonton O © BON DIMANCHE 12:30 0 MEET THE PRESS O COMMUNITY 8 © DIRECTIONS © MILLER'S COURT 1:00 Q O PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES ¦ LAWRENCE WELK COUNTRY CANADA 0 MOVIE "The African Queen" (1951, S' o< Adventure) Humphrey Bogart.Katharine Hepburn A captain operating in the Congo during World War I is persuaded by a lady missionary to destroy a German gunboat.© WRESTLING © FORUM © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1:30 O O LES COULEURS DE L'ORCHESTRE O HYMN SING Selections include "The Stranger Of Gallilee," “All The Way My Savior Leads Me," "What Is So Precious?" and "Sun Of My Soul." © ADAM-12 © WALL STREET WEEK "View From The Other Side" Guest: Lester C.Thurow, professor of economics at Massachusetts Institute ol Technology.(R) 2:00 O Q UNIVERS DES SPORTS 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL DePaul at Notre Dame O REAR-VIEW MIRROR Percy Saltzman joins host Alex Barris for a Canadian television retrospective featuring: "The Barris Beat," with Barris, Jack Duffy and the Great Bal-lantine; "Diary Ol A Scoundrel," Alexander Ostrovsky’s comedy ol Russian society in the 1860's starring William Hutt, Jane Mallett and Lloyd Bochner; and an interview of artist A Y.Jackson conducted by Saltzman and Joyce Davidson.O © 2,000 ANS APRES JESUS-CHRIST © OCEANS ALIVE © THE SUPERSTARS Live coverage of the women's final; competitors include Ann Meyers, Martina Navratilova, 1981 New York City Marathon champion Allison Roe and bas-kelbali s Nancy Lieberman (from Key Biscayne, Fla.).© FIRING LINE "How To Win Arguments” Guests: William Rusher, Howard Miller.(R) 2:16 0 NCAA BASKETBALL Marquette at Louisville 2:30 O LES CHEVAUX DU SOLEIL © PATROL BOAT 3:00 O © AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX O TO BE ANNOUNCED © GREAT PERFORMANCES ' Brideshead Revisited: Julia" Sebastian escapes on his way to a cure.Lady Marchmain is mortally ill, and Rex Mot-tram is in hot pursuit of Julia.(Part 6) (R) g 3:30 O © SPORT-MAG O © U.S.A.VS.THE WORLD IN OLYMPIC SPORTS The U S.national boxing team vs.the Cuban national team, ranked number one in the world (live from Havana, Cuba).© SPORTS HOT SEAT 4:00 0 HEBDO-DIMANCHE 0 SPORTSWORLD 12-round USBA middleweight championship fight featuring Frank "the Animal” Fletcher and Tony Braxton (live from Atlantic City, N.J.); World Pro Figure Skating Championship (from Landover, Md ); Women’s Pro World Cup Surfing Championship.O WORLDWIDE Carole Jerome and Gerry Haslam present a digest of documentary films from television networks around the globe.Q L’HEURE DE LA BONNE NOUVELLE © TRAVEL '82 © BERNSTEIN / BEETHOVEN Leonard Bernstein and the Vienna Philharmonic perform the "King Stephan Overture” and Symphony No.5 in C Minor, Opus 67.(R) 4:16 0 DORAL OPEN GOLF Final-round play in this *250,000, 72-hole TPA event (live Irom the Dorai Country Club, Miami.Fla.) 4:30 0 © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS World 90-Meter Ski Jumping Championship and a report on the World Cross Country Championship (from Oslo.Norway); the U S.national boxing team vs.the Cuban national team (live from Havana, Cuba) 0 LES PIERRAFEU © QUESTION PERIOD Moderator Bruce Phillips and a panel of guest journalists interview top newsmakers on current domestic and international issues.6:00 O O SECOND REGARD O CBC NEWS O DANS TOUS LES CANTONS © ANTENNE 10 © UNTAMED WORLD The Yanomamas, members of a South American tribe living in a continual state of war with their neighbors, are profiled.(R) © THE LAWMAKERS Correspondents Linda Wertheimer and Cokie Roberts join Paul Duke for an up-to-the-minute summary of Congressional â r' tii/if ip Q 6:30 o THE WINNERS Kate Lynch stars as outspoken Ottawa mayor Charlotte Whitton, who launched an all-out campaign for special reform and justice O CHEMIN D'UNE VIE MEILLEURE © ENCOUNTERS WITH DISASTER © AGRONSKY AND COMPANY 6:60 O LE MONDE © LE DIX VOUS INFORME EVENING 6:00 O TELEMONDE 0 CBS NEWS 0 FOCUS O WALT DISNEY “The Spaceman In King Arthur's Court" A space engineer and his robot are catapulted back in time to sixth-century England (Part 1) O TERRE NOUVELLE Q © ABC NEWS © PASSE-PARTOUT © AU PAYS DE CHANTERELLE © NEWS © THE CHRISTIANS 6:30 0 GENIES EN HERBE O DIMENSIONS 0 YOU ASKED FOR IT O © HUIT, CA SUFFIT "Sept Jours en Février" O DANCE FEVER 0 COMMANDOS DU DESERT © AS IT IS © WILD KINGDOM 7:00 0 Q CHEZ DENISE "La Jovialité” Q 60 MINUTES Q CHIPS The CHP officers mistake a deaf man for a drunk driver and arrest him.Q THE BEACHCOMBERS The residents of Molly's Reach are saddened as Constable John prepares to leave after he receives word of his promotion and transfer.Q O © CODE RED Danny stows away aboard a helicopter being used to transport explosives to an oil well fire.CD THE ORIQINAL SIX Chicago vs Toronto S3 JULIA CHILD AND MORE COMPANY 7:30 0 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Superstar" O FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE O © EN PREMIERE ?“Médecins sans Diplôme" (1972, Drame) Lief Erickson, Robert Fox-worth.Ses etudes de medecine inachevées, un jeune homme forme une answer TO LAST WEEK’S PUZZLE- BLOOPERS Comic outtakes from TV and motion pictures, as well as hilarious moments from the era of live video will be featured when the all-new “TV’s Censored Bloopers No.3,” hosted by Dick Clark (pictured) airs on NBC, SUNDAY FEBRUARY 28 Clark will be joined by special in-studio guests, including Tony Randall, who'll Introduce their own bloopers.Jamie Lee Curtis and Chad Everett will also make special appearances on the program.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME équipé paramedicale afin d'aider un vieux médecin et ses patients dans un vaste territoire montagneux.© OPEN STUDIO Fea tured: The Central VT Peace Coalition and Camp Hochelaga.8:00 O AROME BUNKERS PLACE Gloria refuses to tell Archie why she and Mike have separated when she comes home with her son Joey.Q BOB HOPE’S “WOMEN I LOVE - BEAUTIFUL BUT FUNNY" Many of Bob Hope’s female guests from previous shows will be seen again in some of their funniest moments O SUPER MUSIC: ANNE MURRAY'S GREATEST HITS The popular songstress performs many of her best-known tunes in concert at Ontario's Hamilton Place and in film clips of her other appearances.(R) O © TODAY’S FBI An underground political group plans to assassinate a federal judge.(B TOM JONES Guest: Paul Anka.© NOVA "Life: Patent Pending” The promises and perils of genetic engineering and its impact on industry, medicine and universities are examined.C^3 8:30© Q LES BEAUX DIMANCHES L'Arache-Coeur” © MCGOWAN S MONTREAL Jazz pianist Oscar Petersen is interviewed, Don spends an evening out on the town, and visits the Royal Montreal curling club.9:00O MOVIE ?"The In-Laws” (1979, Comedy) Alan Arkin.Peter Falk.A New York dentist becomes involved in a bizarre espionage plot when he meets his daughter’s future father-in-law.O FOR THE RECORD (Season Premiere) "An Honorable Member” Fiona Reid, John Marley and Don Francks star in the story of a newly elected Canadian cabinet minister who must make a choice between her ambition and her obligation to herself O