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fdelay, June 14,1985 Picasso prelude?Page 5 •ik'i I Kl 111 *K i n 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985 Piggery hosts benefits Rosés can also please palate While making money is the obvious goal of any business, including theatres.The Piggery of North Hatley is more aware than many of its sister theaters that co-operation, like charity, begins at home.As part of its regular season, The Piggery will offer four benefit nights that will allow local institutions a chance to share in not only the good will but the profits.This year The North Hatley Community Centre, the Sherbrooke Hospital, the North Hatley Curling Club and the regional Special Olympics Committee will all stage “theatre nights” as part of their fund-raising activities.Each group involved, has purchased an entire night’s tickets, offered to them at cost price by The Piggery.In turn, the groups hope to sell their tickets to members of the general public at an increased price, with the difference going to the treasury of the group involved.The first benefit night will be held on Wednesday, July 3, when the members of the North Hatley Community Centre encourage you to attend a performance of the English-language premier of Mommy by Louisette Dussault.Mommy, starring Christine Moy- nihan, is a warm-hearted and moving look at motherhood in all its aspects.Internationally acclaimed, Mommy is a one-woman tour de force that has played to audiences throughout Quebec, Europe and Africa.On Friday, July 26, the Sherbrooke Hospital Auxiliary will be hosting a theatre night that will feature What I Did Last Summer by A.R.Gurney Jr.A tale of youth, dreams and inevitable choices, What I Did Last Summer will star Joan Orenstein whose credits include the recent CBC critical triumph, Charlie Grant’s War.The final play of the season, Angel of Death by Raymond Storey, will “be split” between two organizations when the North Hatley Curling Club hosts a theatre benefit, night on Tuesday, August 13 and the Special Olympics Committee hosts a similar night on Wednesday, August 14.Angel of Death is a suspense-thriller, the type that has proved so popular with Piggery audiences in the past and is guaranteed to keep you guessing until the very end.Anyone wishing to support any of these benefit nights by purchasing tickets to the plays is asked to call The Piggery box ofice at 842-2191 for further information.Country music festival Sunday June 16 sees the first Country Music Festival at Centennial Theatre, a day of the best of the Townships’ country music, starting at 2 p.m.in the afternoon and continuing into the evening.Four bands will appear, offering the public a wide view of local country styles.Weekend Express, Gibson Creek, Ramblin’ Fever and Brian Lowry & The Country Kings represent the full range of country music in the Townships, and hail from points as diverse as Cowansville and Thetford Mines.Weekend Express and Gibson Creek are of the “new school” of country music, in which the guitar work is inspired from rock & roll and the drum beat is heavier.Weekend Express boasts the excellent voice of Michelle O’Neil as lead singer.Gibson Creek, formerly the back-up band for country favourites Jerry & Joanne, counts Mike Goodsell of the popular Big Foot band and other talented musicians from the Border area in the group.The Country Kings will be coming to Centennial from Thetford Mines where their brand of old style country music has gained great popularity over the past 15 years.Ramblin’ Fever produces “good, down-to-earth dance music”, according to member Steve Power, which should encourage those present the 16th to dance on a cleared space in front of the stage.The Country Music Festival will be a lively day at Centennial Theatre and marks the end of activities for the 1984/85 season.Tickets to the day-long event are only $5.00 and can be ordered through the Centennial Theatre Box Office open 1-5 p.m.daily, Mon.-Fri., at 819-563-4966.Beverages and snacks will be sold CENTENNIAL THEATRE LENNOXVILLE COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL with the best in the Townships Weekend Express Ramblin' Fever Gibson Creek Brian Lowry & The Country Kings Dancing! All Day Music June 16 from 2 p.m.until 10 p.m.only $5 for Festival admission ,,,,,,, ,,, call 563-4966,for information .Now, where was I?Ah yes, the latest wine drinking craze — rosés.Now it’s not that rose wines are anything new.As a matter of fact, man — and I suppose woman — has been producing light colored wines for hundreds if not thousands of years.Traditionally they are made by crushing red grapes but only allowing the resultant juice to remain in contact with the skins for a limited time.By limited, I mean somewhere in the area of 24 to 48 hours depending upon the depth of color required.Rosés can also be made by combining red and white wines — not recommended — or by crushing red and white grapes together which unfortunately doesn’t seem to produce a particularly good end result.What you should be looking for in a rose, is clarity, freshness, and a balance between sweetness and acidity.What you often find, unfortunately, is too much sugar and a great deal of articificial carbonation.But don’t despair, there are several excellent rosés available locally and they run the gambit from apéritif to digestif.Probably the most famous producers of rosé wines are the Pro-tugese.In fact, Mateus is one of the world's biggest-selling wines.In general the Portugese rosés are light, low in alcohol, slightly to the sweet side of dry and pétillant (frizzy but not with full bubbles).Along with Mateus, you will probably be able to find Casai Mondes (one litre for $6.60) and Faisca, produced by the house of Fonseca and retailing for $5.90 a bottle.Of the three, Mateus and Faisca are on about a par while Safi’ Casai Mendes offers less but costs considerably less as well.Across the border in Spain, they also produce rosés.The one available in the SAQ on a regular basis is the Rene Barbier Pe-nedes 1982.I must confess I have a particular fondness for this wine, although admittedly it is nothing to brag about, since it was one of the first wines I purchased on a regular basis as a newcomer to the world of wine.At that time it retailed at $1.40 a bottle and was worth every cent.Today it comes in at about $5.15 per, and is probably equalled or bettered by a number of other wines at the same price.In an entirely different category are the rosés of France.If anything gives lie to the old theory that rosés are unsubstantial, pink fizz fit only for picnics and youngsters, it is Tavel.From basically the same area of the world that produces the popular Cha-teauneuf-du-Pap, Tavel is a still Wine Bits 1 i By TIMOTHY BELFORD rosé that offers the discerning drinker a dry, scented, inspiring rosé that is truly a cut above the rest.Unfortunately the price is also a cut above the competition ag about $9.10 a bottle.If you are determined to have French rosé, there are other choices.The Remy Pannier rosé from Anjou at $5.90 is a treat, and the rosés from Provence are justly famous as the ideal summer meal wines, served cold and preferably when younger than your two-year-old nephew.Italy, the land that produces more wine than anyone else, includes in its prolific output several rosés.The advantage here is undoubtedly price but in several instances the taste is more than acceptable as well.Bertarose, Tosatello and Vinrosa by Bertolli are all quite acceptable apéritifs or meal wines.Whatever your inclination, there is, shall we sxay, a sufficiency of rosé to rest your palate and your pocket book.Cheers! New Automatic 4x4 Pick-Ups v Economical /Comfortable /Reliable 4x4 Xtra-Cab c£ike all Zoyotas Come and Try It Out Michel Rousseau Sales Director Claude Bourque Jos Lanoue Denis Langlois Salesmen *ELAi$ oyoB me.Authorized »_• t DeoJer Toyota ., ».v,v.^t-c —- - n 'i iWr>oiri6frh~i 2059 King West Sherbrooke, Quebec J1J 2E9 TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985-3 UZEB appealling to SHERBROOKE — Eastern Townships music lovers will have a chance to see one of Canada’s top bands in action next week as UZEB, a four-man jazz-fusion combo, appears three nights straight at Magog’s Le Vieux Clocher.The Montreal-based band is recently back from a three-month tour of Europe during which critics gave their approval and fans lined up for tickets at some of the continent’s top music halls.Now it’s time for the group, born in 1976, to prepare for the recording of its fourth LP and “one or two” videos to go with it.UZEB’s four members are drummer Paul Brochu, guitarist Michel Cusson, bass player Alain Caron and keyboard specialist Jean St-Jacques.Brochu is a Quebec City native; Caron is from Ile Verte (just past Rivière du Loup).Cusson and St-Jacques, both from Drummondville, provide the Eastern Townships connection.Together, the four put on a show of their own music which they say pleases music fans of all shapes, sizes and persuasions.“We have a pretty varied lis-tnership,” Cusson said in an interview this week.“We’ve seen it many times; people from the rock clan, jazz fans, people who like to dance, the classical crowd, they all seem to enjoy it.” “Lots come who have never seen us and they flip (capotent),’’ Cusson adds.But what do they flip over, these fans?asks a journalist who listens to the radio a lot but never manages to catch the names of the bands.“Our ype of music is inspired by that from the States, from Brazil and from Africa, but we have our own style," Brochu says.“It’s not jazz like the old days in the smoky rooms, it’s not rock, it’s our own thing which takes from many mu- sics.” Jazz-fusion is a growth industry but there are a limited number of bands making it, Cusson says.“There are only a few successful groups, about one per country except for the States, where there are three or four.We are the only ones in Canada doing well at it; we think it’s because our approach is unique and has a human touch.” During the latest European swing, UZEB played about 60 dates, mainly in larger concert halls.The band played Germany, France, Belgium and Switzerland, and “we had full houses everywhere,” Brochu recalls.“In Paris we played the Eldorado, which has 1200 seats.They let in about 1400, and turned away another 1400.” “It was pretty surprising; we were one of the hits of the season.We didn’t expect it, because with the economy down, even some of the top European acts aren’t filling the halls, and some of them have cancelled a lot of tour dates because they aren’t selling enough tickets.” But how did the European fans know about UZEB?“Our music exports easily because there are no lyrics; it’s in everybody’s language.Our records are distributed and sell in all those countries and in Japan too,” Cusson says.“We are making a deal now for U.S.distribution.And we had done a European tour before, played Paris in 1983 and were in the Paris Jazz Festival and on TV there.” UZEB has already booked a third jaunt through Europe for 1986.“It will be even better,” says Brochu.“The demand is there now.” Well, wonders the reporter, if you guys are so hot, what are you doing playing Magog?“We’ll be putting the final touches on the tunes for our new Adults iiizinj ?m oocgy stereoI STALLONE They set him up, but ™Jthey made one mistake.1 FIRST BLOOD MRTII LpOO WEDNESDAY S SPECIAL : CiNÉMA CAPITOL 565 0111 59 KING est Sherbrooke UZEB at the Vieux Clocher in Magog next weekend.Clockwise from the guitar: Michel Cusson, Jean St-Jacques, Alain Caron, Paul Brochu.Ayr ?! all tastes album,” Cusson says, “and for the Montreal Jazz Festival the next week.But we’ve played the Vieux Clocher before, and there’s a really nice ambience.C’est le fun!" “And we’ll have a special guest playing with us, percussionist Don Alias.He plays with Joni Mitchell, Chick Corea and so on; he’s one of the best in the world.” Journalists tend to be a bit on the sceptical side, so I looked UZEB up.Here’s some of what they say ; ‘One of the best electric jazz groups in the world’ — Down Beat magazine, U.S., 1984.‘Balanced group, made up of four champions of technique and modern languages’ — Jazz Hot magazine, France, 1984.‘Maybe the best fusion band in the world’ — Halifax Daily News, Canada, 1984.‘Through their collective and individual virtuosity, UZEB ranks among the world’s best’ — Globe and Mail, Canada, 1982.And ‘Will seduce you, body and soul.sparkling, electrifying, more and more the Van Halen of jazz, this quartet can do just about anything” — Globe and Mail, Canada, 1984.Then, ‘One of the real stars of the jazz universe’ — Calgary Sun, Canada.1984.Or, ‘Weather Report?Forget it (Pfuit!) Long live UZEB’ — La Presse, Canada, 1984.‘Sounds good, anyway’ — Sherbrooke Record, Canada, 1985.At the Vieux Clocher, Magog, Friday, Saturday and Sunday June 21, 22 and 22; better call for reservations, 847-0470.Then at Theatre St-Denis for the Montreal Jazz Festival June 29 but I think that one is all sold out.North Hatley, Quebec t"' ?' GALA BENEFIT DINNER & DANCE 10 piece orchestra Saturday, June 22, 1985 THEATRE flJUSTEE-UaUS ft L’HEURE DE Lft UIŒ0 1 bmtiM.dt oUtoHh l/H$ d BfTfi p» ORDINATEUR/ 2BESH FWOAY ANO SATURDAY 7Æ0 •jp an) M0 p.m.SUNDAY 1:00 - 3:00 - 500 - ¦ 3 Tickets $35.per couple $18.single Buffet Dinner 7p.m.• 9 p.m.Dance - 8:30 p.m.X Reservations (819) 842-2191' 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985 Chowder Jadis by Ken Chowder (FITZHENRY & WHITESIDE): $21.95, 231 pp.At first glance the plot of Ken Chowder’s third provocative novel appears to be just another menage a trois complication carved out of the absurdities of contemporary living.But the woman who is the subject of the book named for her, Jadis Lambert, is just one of the remarkable things about this young American novelist’s puzzling fictional world.As the book opens, Jadis’s unforgettable husband Egg (a nickname for Edward) Lambert has returned home from his toy shop to discover his wife has apparently left him.His consternation takes several forms as he turns to familiar neighbours for solace, but he can’t bring himself to articulate clearly the full impact of Jadis’s desertion.JADIS KEN CHOWDER « a a * a a a [a a.a is_L au*.».aajra Memories come flooding in, making each page of Chowder’s novel into an exercise in the power of nostalgia and the way in which the past impinges on the present.For example, Egg Lambert, in his despair over Jadis’s exit, turns to the girl he grew up With and had been in love with on two separate occasions.Victoria (Tory) is a half-Indonesian, voluptuous, dark-haired beauty who is living as an editor-concubine with an aging zoologist named professor F J.Quammie that Tory calls “Boopy”.When Egg descends on Tory and her septuagenarian lover, they rekindle their long-dormant relationship, with the motivating fact of Jadis’s elopement momentarily forgotten.In all, Egg makes three visits to women who have been important influences in his life — another old flame, Annie Gallagher Bat-tistoni is married to an absolute boor named Ronnie, has a houseful of children in Washington, D.C., and reveals to her teen years lover that “marital problems” is a redundant term.The utter chaos of Annie’s marriage is so shocking that Egg cannot even bring himself to reveal that Jadis’s departure is the reason for his visit.After his tour with Tory and her partially deaf, semi-senile mate in McClellanville, South Carolina, and a brush with an alligator and near miss with a lunging cot- and Berger make a literary banquet Kaleidoscope By RICHARD LONEY tonmouth snake in a swamp.Egg flies to take refuge with his mother in Florida.Rena Lambert is another of the oddities of characterization that make Jadis such an unexpected delight, and no sooner are we introduced to her than Tory reunites with Egg, they return to Dobb’s Ferry in suburban New York City, only to have the missing, enigmatic Jadis decide to return.Jadis’s arrival plunges this novel into some absurd sets of circumstance, and Egg’s struggle to decide between the woman he is married to, and the lover he has taken from the haunting shadows of his past, creates an interesting dilemma.Jadis is written in highly charged, poetic prose, and it offers humorous and serious insights into marriage, contemporary living and the fabric of American life.Nowhere by Thomas Berger (DE-LACORTE PRESS- DOUBLEDAY): $19.95, 190 pp.After narrowing his satirical focus on American institutions such as the Indian (Little Big Man) and neighbouring families (Neibors), Thomas Berger broadens his vision to take some clever cuts against just about every facet of society with Nowhere.Ostensibly a spy thriller, Berger readers of Nowhere will be prepared for the spoofing of this genre and the Swiftian technique of setting established human practices up to ridicule.When i * *2 Russel Wren’s New York City walkup apartment is bombed by the Sebastiani Liberation Front, he ends up on a mission to gather information in the tiny principality of Saint Sebastian, a mythical kingdom in the centre of old Europe.Hired by an operative from “the Firm”, Wren discovers a country that affords Berger endless satirical swipes at the excesses and foibles of contemporary society.Saint Sebastian is an absurd state that might have been a setting for a Marx Brothers movie.Ruled by a powerless, gourman-dising monarch, it has designa- ted all blondes to be useless to society, and decided that movie theatres will be the sole educational resource for the young.Here, fed a steady diet of American films of the 30’s and 40’s, the youth learn the jargon of gangster films, cowboy flicks and brainless musical comedies.Writers in the land are kept in guarded enclaves where they spend their days savaging each other in print and verbally.In this slapstick plot, Berger uses Wren as a sounding board as he bounces all manner of criticism of society off the naive investigator.Told in a stilted, formal style, Berger’s story is a perplexing one, with a serious purpose beneath the comedy that develops in this ironic treatment of the ideal utopian society gone haywire.RECORD REVIEWS Hooters NERVOUS NIGHT (COLUMBIA) With the population density concentrated on Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a home town favourite band can nevertheless rack up some very impressive numbers.Take the Hooters, for instance, a burgeoning-into-national-greatness band that managed to generate 26 million postcards for a Philly radio station School Spirit contest.One listen to the pulsating, churning tracks on the Hooters’ NERVOUS NIGHT shows that the enthusiasm being won by this band is no fluke.Not entirely strangers to rock, Hooters’ writers Rob Hyman and Eric Bazilian were in on the writing, playing and arranging of Cyndi Lauper’s smash l.p.SHE’S SO UNUSUAL.But the American rock ’n’ roll of the Hooters seems to be open to many other influences — there’s the reggae rock of the current single, "All You Zombies”, which is also supported by a very distinctive video.Opening vamps to several tracks are reminiscent of some Brit rock put out by a short-lived, excellent outfit called Unicorn, and the utilization of the mando- lin sound makes for interesting diversions from usual instrumentation.The first single to provoke interest in the Hooters is the lead song on side one — "And We Danced” — and this track, plus “Hanging On A Heartbeat” features some Caribbean rhythms from David Uosikkinen and fine singing from three-fifths of the Hooters.Just when it appears the Hooters like to play around with changing tempoes, they hit the decks with all their rock motors vibrating on the driving track “South Ferry Road” But no matter which track you listen to on this Hooters album there’s a sure feeling that this is only a beginning.Sting THE DREAM OF THE BLUE TURTLES (A&M) Perhaps it began with 10 c.c., the careful manoeuvering to work the sound and feel of the Caribbean island rhythms into commercial pop rock.Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones and even folk guru Bob Dylan have jumped on the bandwagon — Dylan’s release EMPIRE BURLESQUE has utilized the rhythm section of Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare in an attempt to give him the most critically accepted album since 1975's BLOOD ON THE TRACKS.Police’s Sting chooses the reggae route exclusively on his solo album, even though the British band the Police has always been on the leading edge of experimental tempoes and inflections from the islands.THE DREAM OF THE BLUE TURTLES has tunes that sound much like the standard Police fare — such as “If You Love Somebody Set Them Free” which leds off the album.But it segues into “Love Is The Seventh Wave”, as funky a bit of reggae this side of Bob Marley’s tombstone.On “Russians”, there are both ideological and musical influences combined on a pretty piece of music that belies the awesome dread of its subject.Using a theme of Sergei Prokofiev’s, Sting recalls Krushchev’s bold declaration to Kennedy and the Americans — “we will bury you ”.Sting here is hoping that the “same biology / Regardless of ideology” will “save my little boy from Oppen-heimer’s deadly toy”.The threat of nuclear oblivion in that song is but prelude to the stark images of “Children’s Crusade”, a lament for the young men of England “Strewn on the fields of Belgium and France / Poppies for young men, death’s bitter trade / All of those young lives betrayed”! Those same poppies which symbolized the shameful waste of young lives in the “last” Great War from a symbolic bridge to the present, as Sting takes us on a midnight jaunt through Soho, London in 1984, where he views “Fixing in doorways, opium slaves / Poppies for young men, such a bitter trade”.This control of images and the informed, incisive nature of Sting’s world view, make him one of the most challenging of the young artists performing the avant-garde rock which also manages to encompass hordes of rabid young fans.Whether he’s contemplating the ecological consequences of nuclear waste in “We Work The Black Seam”, or tripping the light horrorific on “Moon Over Bourbon Street” (inspired by Anne Rice’s “Interview With A Vampire”), Sting’s music is always laced with food for thought, his albums requiring that the listeners have something substantial between the earphones.THEATRE North Hailey.Quebec Opens June 27 MOMMY Written by Louisette Dussault Starring Christine Moynihan translated by Michael Sinelnikoff directed by Louisette Dussault music by John Roby costumes by Pat Flood lighting by Léo Lagassé produced by Les Productions Dupauvel Inc.JUNE 27 — JULY 13 Tues.-Fri.8;30 p m.Wed.Matinée 2:00 p.m Sat.6:00 & 9:30 p m.Countty Suppers (Reservations only) Or Write Box 390, North Hatley, Quebec, JOB 2C0 819-842-2191 TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.JUNE 14, 1985-5 Sutton exhibit shows Picasso influence By Merritt Clifton SUTTON — Sisters May and Helen Kelly take over the Arts Sutton gallery through June 23 with an exhibit owing heavily to Pablo Picasso.Although Picasso isn’t mentioned or even alluded to in any of the Kelly captions, the show could even be considered a warm-up for the Picasso exhibit running from June 21 to November 10 at the Montreal Museum of Fine Art.Should anyone doubt Picasso’s impact upon generations of painters who have followed him, just glance at how both Kel-lys compose in cubes and triangles.Helen Kelly's works in particular call to mind Picasso’s ‘blue’ and ‘pink’ periods.Her female figures are much less distorted than Picasso’s, as if to assert a feminist argument, yet her backgrounds and poses acknowledge her inspiration.Curiously enough, the Kellys Arts Sutton gallery switches to antiques By Merritt Clifton SUTTON — If you're looking for a blunderbuss or a foghorn, drop by the Arts Sutton rear gallery.Antiques are in, artisans are out, and it’s a trade both parties welcome.The artisans’ cooperative that formerly occupied the space has moved up the street to a location behind the Cafe Mocador.Arts Sutton director Corinne Spiegal has moved her antique shop from there into the Arts Sutton building, and has acquired a new partner - Arts Sutton founder Eve Gossage.“The Cafe Mocador location was too ‘flea market’ for anti- ques,” Gossage says.“Here we’re in a more refined environment, if Sutton can be said to have a refined environment.” The antique shop contains the usual range of items, from old horse yokes to jewelry, but has a European rather than country accent.The current eye-stoppers are the brass blunderbuss, a cap-and-ball pistol, and the foghorn, also made of brass, much resembling a fire extinguisher.Humble appearance belies awesome power.“Yes, it works”, Gossage assures visitors.“My God, don’t set it off in here.Everybody wants to try it, and if you do, we’ll all be deafened.I’llusethe blunderbuss on you.” The foghorn is priced at $475.BRASSERIE CANARIENNE *T- ¦ A*» I 1375 Sherbrooke St.• Magog Now open.- 843-5585 RECEPTION ROOM JJZl COMPLETELY RENOVATED lobster Festival 2 lobsters $750 for,.¦ opening ( Table d’Hote Soup or tomato juice 8 choices of meals starting from $495 llkssert: Carrot cake or home-made pies Tea - coffee — herb tea f our Café Terrasse La Brasserie Canadienne, that*s for me Picasso’s influence is clearly seen tree stump.seem to have come to their ‘Picasso’ period by following the same sequence of development that modern painting itself did.A few years ago they painted fairly conventional semi-realistic sugar-shacks and landscapes: art as practiced pre-photography.From there they evolved into impressionism.Now May, venturing farthest, seems almost ready to open an expressionist post-Picasso period.Her most striking work is a metre-square closeup of a tree trunk, some distance off the ground, looming, threatening.Somewhere beyond, one senses, this Kelly may venture beyond skilled imitation into her own personal visions.in Helen Kelly portrait's (left).May Kellly (above) with 'looming' There are no sugar-shacks, quaint barns, or views of the Bolton Pass at Arts Sutton for the next two weeks.Instead, there are two very promising young painters who are not afraid to go inside the methods and mediums of the great, to understand their contributions thoroughly before going farther.Their works have always been colorful; 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• X3K5|C4C5|C3|C3|C3|C3K3|C*^C5|C5|C5iC5|C3|C5|C*3ic^ TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985-7 Don’t get pregnant in the Canadian Armed Farce Nobody ever said Jacques Parizeau was stupid.Well, hardly anyone.The man who misplaced one hundred million dollars or so in the education budget while a minister in René I’s cabinet, is proving once again that he is a shrewd politician.Having seen the writing on the wall, or at least on the recent byelection ballots, Parizeau says he really isn’t interested in taking over the leadership of the Parti Québécois before the next election.Which is understandable.Not even the indomitable Capt.Smith of Titanic fame would ask for the job.Mind you, when the dust has cleared and Quebecers get what they so richly deserve — Robert Boo Boo' Bou-rassa and his Merry Men — Parizeau says he might just consider mounting his white horse and leading the remnants of the PQ out of the wilderness.1 can hardly wait.Labor relations took a turn for the worst in Japan recently when representatives of Buddhist priests in the city of Kyoto announced they would go on strike.The reason for this drastic measure, say the priests, is a new “temple viewing" tax that city officials want to levy on the 40 million tourists who visit local Buddhist shrines.The strike could virtually close down the temples as well as the hundreds of tourist shops nearby that sell those cute little souvenir Buddhas (I wonder if they’re made in Canada?).Any way, city officials say they are not too sympathetic to the plight of the monks since too many of them have been seen lately frequenting the more expensive bars and geisha houses in the area.Sounds like the Conservative Party.Certain New York City education officials have come up with another brilliant social innovation.Since many homosexual and Who’s who By TADEUSZ LETARTE lesbian students were having a rough time in the “straight” school system — gay bashing being an extracurricular activity — they decided to set up a separate school for the kids.Now, instead of exposing the other students to what is, no matter what your personal opinion, a fact of life, gays and lesbians will be ghettoized — “the better to identify you, the wolf said.” I just hope the officials in Quebec’s education department don't read the same papers 1 do.Hurray, our leaders are finally on the right track.Legislation was introduced this week that would stop the growth of Parliament.Under the present regulations, the number of seats in the House would increase to 369 by the year 2001 which is 87 more dimwits than we already have and probably about 360 more than we need.With the change in regulations, the number will only rise to 296.1 suppose John What’s his name, will protest violently claiming Mila's Husband is backing down on his job creation promises.But do we really want 87 more able-bodied Canadians on the political dole?Whatever you do.don’t get pregnant in the Canadian Armed Forces! At least that's what female servicemen are telling a a parliamentary committee on equal rights.The problem, says National Action Committee on the Status of Women spokesperson Carole Wallace, is that although recovery time for abortions and alcoholism treatment is covered by sick leave, pregnancy is not.Perhaps someone should This week’s bestsellers FICTION 1 (1) If Tomorrow Comes — Sheldon 2 (2)Chapterhouse: Dune — Herbert 3 (3) Inside.Outside — Wouk 4 (4) Family Album — Steel 5 (5) Thinner — Bachman 6 (—) Skeleton Crew — King 7 (6) Jubal Sackett — L'Amour ^\a PaimpoIa,Sc Specialties: Cfipwio Suisse Fondu & Bourgignonne Scompis Pepper Steak Your Hosts: Loris & Denise Casagrande Rte.112 — Magog, Qua.(819) 843-1502 • (819) 843-0062 cis&^a fathers (J)aq Special Mousseline de Saumon à l'oseille Tournedos à ma façon Coffee *15°° also a variety of methods presently sanctioned by just about everyone but Cousin Karol to prevent such an occurence.Speaking of the recent hearings, the women’s 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staging a day-long, four-band Country and Western Music Festival for this Sunday beginning at 2 p.m.Jane scoured the Eastern Townships, it looks like, to come up with bands representing as diverse an area as possible and has signed on the traditional sounds of The Country Kings from the Thetford Mines area, Weekend Express from the Lennoxville-Sherbrooke region, Gibson Creek from down around the border, and finally, from Cowansville way, Ramblin’ Fever.Now, these four bands represent a pretty good cross-section of country music from the classics represented by The Country Kings to the complicated orchestrations favoured by Weekend Express and the punchy, rock-influenced Gibson Creek.Ramblin’ Fever prefers to stick with good, down to earth dance music, so this just about covers it.This gathering sounds like it could be a lot of fun, and with tickets going at only $5 a head, you really can’t lose.Hosting the event is CKTS 90 country DJ Bad Bob Boisclair.Quebec folk legend Richard Séguin with his five-piece band are presently playing at Le Vieux Clocher in Magog and offer concerts tonight and tomorrow at 8:30.Séguin was one of a handful of artists that helped usher Quebec music into an age of confidence and maturity that earned international stardom for several Quebec musicians — including Séguin.Concerts start at 8:30 and tickets are $10.At the Festival lac Massawippi this Sunday morning at the St-James Church in East Hatley at 11 a m., a quartet made up of violinist Guylaine Grégoire, cellist Emmanuel Tremblay, alto France Unsworth, and Christine Zaza on second fiddle offer a free musical concert for one and all.A delightful way to spend a Sunday morniong, the concerts are followed by a buffet lunch sponsored by the St.James Church.It’s the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival weekend and those of you who like jazz should mosey on down to the scene of the action to check it all out.There’s jazz at literally every street comer, bar, park etc.with acts too numerous to mention going on all weekend.There are also lectures and workshops going on all through the weekend.The best way for you to get a complete rundown is to stop at the Flynn Theatre when ya gets there, but you can sort of plan ahead if you call the Flynn at l-(802) 862-5121 or The Mayor's Arts Council at l-(802) 658-9300 At Lennoxville’s Georgian Hotel this weekend — Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday evening — is Idle Hands with an excellent repertoire of meticulously played rock and roll.It should be interesting to watch Bob Boisclair scooting between this gig an the one at Centennial Sunday evening — I hope he's in shape.At the FL Hideaway, Calvin must have paid off his insurance policy because in addition to the Hall Brothers this weekend, who always pack ’em in, Saturday will see a repetition of Beat the Clock beginning at 8:30.Over at Bury’s Salle Jean-Paul the good sounds of Bourbon and Lace featuring Debbie Drummond and Bob Drew will be on hand for the Saturday evening bash.The Del Monty down in Rock Island has brought in an Ontario band by the name of Clear Cut this weekend and I’m told these guys have a high-tech all-out stage show guaranteed to dazzle.Up a bit and to the right in Stanstead, The Maples has the good sounds of Tennessee Riders for Friday and Saturday nights for the month of June.Good lively country music.In Ayer’s Cliff at the Shady Crest it’s Sid Aulis and the Konrordes all month from Thursday evenings until Sunday afternoons.Over at the Motel Bretagne in Waterville, it’s the other Aulis Steve and his group Country Fever providing C and W and rockabilly tunes to liven things up.On Sunday afternoon the team of Rosaire and Renaud take over with their renditions of country classics.The word is out on The Second Annual Glen Sutton Summer Music Festival, which might sound pretentious at first, but until you’ve seen the place — keep quiet.Set in as beautiful a scene as one could hope to find, the Auberge Glen Sutton has an excellent selection of bands for the summer weekends, beginning tonight and tomorrow with the Chicago blues sounds of Raisin Cain.For more info on the goings on at the Glen, call (514) By MICHAEL McDEVITT 538-7540 for the complete rundown.Next weekend —The Hall Brothers.Over in Mansonville, at La Rougette, the sounds of Cedar Creek keep ’em comning back for more.On the local jazz scene, pianist Marc Bolduc and bas-sman Jacques Jobin provide the tunes at the Hovey Manor each Friday evening in the Tap Room beginning at 9 p.m.These guys are a nice, easy listening duo with an awful lot of class.Jacques Beauchamps and Normand Bouchard carry on their outdoor Jazz on Jazz concerts each weekday afternoon from 5 p.m.to 7 at the Café du Palais.This also just happens to coincide with happy hour, so try not to complain too much, will ya?Finally, on a completely different planet is the jazz-fusion group UZEB (see page 3), an outfit that has to be one of the very best of its kind in the world.A Quebec band through and through, UZEB is preparing for a big concert at Montreal’s Théâtre St-Denis by returning to familiar ground at Magog’s Le Vieux Clocher next weekend Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Exhibitions/Events The Cirque du Soleil circus is still in Sherbrooke for the weekend, so if you haven’t had a chance to get up to the Sports Palace complex to catch this show, you might want to keep it in mind.This is a young company in the oriental tradition, which means its main emphasis is on human talent rather than the torturing of animals.A good outing for the whole family and relatively inexpensive.Shows are at 8 p.m.tonight, Saturday and Sunday, with matinées at 2 p.m.on Saturday and Sunday.In the exhibition department, the Arts-Sutton Gallery in Sutton is featuring a new exhibit by sisters May and Helen Kelly for the next three weekends.Mikey has not seen this show hisself, but our intrepid environmenta-list-art-critic-jackass waxes quite enthusiastically about this show (page 5), and Mikey don’t argue with evil-eye Clifton, nossirree-bob.The gallery is open from 11 a.m.until 5 p.m.on Saturdays and Sundays.Also still going on is a wonderful show at Sherbrooke’s Horace gallery, featuring the lavish work of Chantal duPont and the whimsical satire of graphic artist Pierre Jeannotte.This show continues until June 23.Enamel artist Réjeanne McDonald is presently exhibiting her latest works at the Caisse Populaire de Lennox- ¦ ¦ -'4 .V.mmm ___________- The striking photography of Jean Bédard is now on display at the Caisse Populaire de Sherhrooke-ést.viUe right downtown on the main drag.A talented and imaginative artist, McDonald never ceases to come up with inviting, accessible pieces.At the Caisse Populaire de Sherbrooke-est, the works of photographer Jean Bédard and painter Michelle Quintin are still on exhibit until June 28.Bedard’s starkly defined images offer a direct contrast to the softer more emotive paintings by Quintin, but the show enjoys a rigid, but steady balance.The Beaulne Museum in Coaticook still features the work of oil painter Luc Tanguay.Also on the scene are the latest sculptures from Leon Leblanc.At the Boutique Métiers d’Arts in Sherbrooke’s Carrefour de l’Estrie the works of young potters Manon Bouchard and Réjean Côtes continues until June 29.Sherbrooke’s Café I’Expresso is featuring a small exhibition of photography by young artist Marie-Hélène at 88 Alexandre Street.Local artist-collector Jean-Marie Breault eagerly invites all interested parties to drop by his workshop to check out his exhibit of cinematographical equipment, film memoribilia and antique photography any time this month.Breault’s workshop-museum is located on Chemin Morin in Deauville.For more information call (819) 864-6624 or 864-4324.At the Léon Marcotte Exhibition Centre on Frontenac in Sherbrooke, two different exhibits accentuate one theme — Canadian archaeology.D< spite what many of us think, there is more to archaeology in this country than Mikey’s spring cleaning turning up remnants of last Hallowe’en’s pizza or Tim Belford combing his beard for clues to last night’s board meeting.Oh yes! The two exhibits at the Marcotte centre, called Archaeology and Rues des Enfants Trouvés, take a look at the serious side of this most patience-requiring of disciplines and at the same time offer some direct reminders of our not-so-distant past.The centre is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 12:30 until 5 except on Thursdays when it stays open until 9.Admission is $1.Of visually artistic interest up at the Orford Arts Centre this summer are an exhibition of British prints featuring some 30 well-known contemporary British artists as well as an exhibit of Traditional Lettish Art — including carvings and a terrific assemblage of costumes.Something else that’s new these days is a weekly reading of stories called Tales told Aloud held each Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m.in the Lennoxville Municipal Library.The busy Miss Jennifer Epps gathers the little tykes around her for out-loud readings of favourite children’s stories in either English or French, and a request sheet is available for those particularly special stories you might want to hear.This is a real good idea, this, and Mikey hopes it catches on.Tidbits: Throughout the summer months, the Quebec Israeli Arts Council is sponsoring an exhibit of IsraeU Art at the Café Côte Jardin at 5514 Queen Mary Road in Montreal.This show offers a number of recent pieces (as opposed to Reese's Pieces) from some of Israel’s finest artists.The show is open from 11:30 a m.until midnight each and every day.Movies Lady Hawke represents the new film to come to Sherbrooke this week down at the Cinémas Carrefour, and they say this one is a pretty good little fantasy adventure film.Starring Matthew Broderick, this film has earned a lot of rave reviews for its treatment of a classic fantasy romance tale.Down at the Cinéma Capitol the mighty Sylvester Stallone tries to rewrite the history of the Vietnam war in Rambo and fails miserably.The saddest thing about this movie is the state of mental opacity it indicates on the part of the American psyche (not to mention our own, slavish imitators that we are) — with the whole country trying to cope with its shameful and deserved defeat at the hands of the Vietnamese.You wonder why the Nicaraguans are worried?No change over at the Cinéma Princesse in Cowansville with both The Goonies, a Steven Spielberg fantasy-adventure backed up by the silly Vision Quest.Down at the Merrill’s Showplace Theatres in Newport, Vt.this week, the line-up looks like a condensed version of everywhere else — The Goonies, the gooniest, Rambo and Lady Hawke. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 198&-9 WHAT’S ON Recent television’s love affair with the mini-series continues tonight at 8, when CTV presents the first of two parts of A Woman of Substance (part 2, on Saturday at 8 p.m.).Based on a best-selling novel of the same name, this made-for-TV romantic epic tells the story of Emma Harte, who begins her career as a poor Irish serving girl and ends up becoming a major force in the world of international finance.Naturally, there’s lots of intrigue, passion, moralizing and all that other nifty stuff that is mandatory in this type of drama.It’s got an impressive cast, though, including such luminaries as Deborah Kerr, John Mills and Barry Morse.At 9, Vermont ETV delves into The Life of Verdi.This is a six-part series dedicated to one of the greatest composers of opera ever.Just in case you missed the broadcast of the American Video Awards last week, Channel 12 is doing us the wonderful favor of re-telecasting the whole affair tonight at 1.D.J.Kasey Casern hosts this annual tribute to those whose video efforts have done so much to improve the world in the last few years.On Saturday afternoon at 2, Vermont ETV presents the classic Here Comes Mr.Jordan.Claude Rains stars as an angel who has to help out a prizefighter who is accidently sent to heaven before his time here on earth is legitimately completed.Naturally, the boxer is upset and the two run into predictable problems trying to rectify a ridiculous situation.Chantal duPont has taken her inspiration and materials from the world around her, but has added generous amounts of her own talent and vision in her multi-media exhibit at Sherbrooke's HORACE gallery.At 8, CBC begins a night of anniversary celebrations with the Disneyland 30th Anniversary Special, hosted by John Forsyth and moppet Drew Barrymore.This lavish production includes performances by Julian Lennon, Alabama, Annette Funicello, Marie Osmond and the Pointer Sisters in a two-hour exercise in narcissism.This is followed at 10 by Second City’s 25th Anniversary, which features a whole slew of famous graduates of the improvisational comedy company.Hosted by Wayne and Shuster, the all-star cast includes Ed Asner, David Steinberg, John Candy, Eugene Levy, Betty Thomas, Jim Belushi and Martin Short to name just a few.The Second City troupe, founded in Chicago and later expanded to include a workshop in Toronto, has seen some of the greatest comedic talents of modern times pass through its doors and is responsible for the spawning of the incredibly successful SCTV series.At 12:30 on Channel 12, Sally Field puts in an Oscar-winning performance as Norma Rae, a small town textile plant worker who fights all the big guys in an effort to organize the exploited workers in her mill.Ron Lieb-man and Beau Bridges provide the romantic interests.On Sunday afternoon at 4, Vermont ETV’s Great Performances features Nikolaus Harnoncourt and the Concentus Musicus of Vienna in a performance of J.S.Bach’s famous Brandenburg Concertos numbers 1,3 and 6.At 6:30 on Pierre Berton Revisited on Channel 12, the bow-tie’s guests include British actor David Niven and actress Deborah Kerr reminiscing about their days in the golden age of Hollywood.At 7:30 CTV’s In Session features a real mouthwatering treat for fans of contemporary country music as Emmylou Harris teams up with Rosanne Cash, Rodney Crowell and Albert Lee in studio session.This series has so far offered nothing but first-rate musicians in a controlled atmosphere really getting off on just playing their tunes together and the results are plum inspiring.At 8, Canada’s Wayne and Shuster are back again with another of their specials, this one featuring a spoof of the Lady Godiva legend.Also on line are a space-cowboy sketch and one on the Nobel Awards TV special At 10, CBC’s Modern Times examines the architectural diversity of Canada’s most populous city — Toron-no, Ontario.¦ At midnight on Channel 12, Joseph Waumbaugh's seamy story of police life is adequately represented here in the film version of Blue Knight.A police detective (William Holden) must decide whether to continue a career in crime stopping or to marry a beautiful woman (Lee Remick).On Monday at 4:30, CBC’s Spread Your Wings visits with 12-year-old Tanya Nicolev who lives in Moscow and is determined to become a master in the world of puppetry.At 8, on Ver mont ET V’s The Heart of the Dragon series looks at the ancient Chinese tradition of mediation and how it has been adapted to the modern state by the formation of nearly 800,000 community mediating committees, whose task it is to settle local disputes without having to bring them into the court system.This episode focusses on a young woman suing her husband for divorce.Also at 8, on Channel 12, is a repeat of the special Children Take Care, designed to teach both parents and children how to avoid unnecessary tragedy.For those who like ’em tall and blonde, Channel 12 has Goldengirl as its late movie Monday starring Susan Anton as the adopted daughter of a crazy, but pleasant neo-Nazi doctor who experiments with her in order to produce a ‘superwoman’ he hopes will take three gold medals at the 1980 Moscow Olympics.On Tuesday at 8, The Fifth Estate looks at the perpetrators of child-sex crimes and the terror in which they live within the prison system.The program examines whether any good can come from the incarceration of these men, and looks at alternative methods of treatment.Also, a profile of South Moresby, the British Columbia archipelago which is the subject of a bitter debate between conservationists and lumber companies.At midnight, Channel 12 offers Gregory Peck as Ma-cArthur, the United States General who commanded American land forces in the Pacific during WW II, was virtual dictator of Japan after the surrender, and who finally got into hotter water than he could handle when feuding with Harry Truman during the Korean conflict.The United States has produced few men more enigmatic than this brilliant, eccentric, egocentric, patriotic and capable commander-statesman.This film ma- nages to capture only a hint of the complicated and unusual man.On Thursday at 9, CTV offers The Phenomenon of La Cage, a documentary which explores the problems and barriers which almost prevented La Cage au Folles from becoming the smash Broadway musical of the year.Finally, on Thursday at 11 p m.Vermont ETV offers the powerful and unsettling Ship of Fools — the story of the passengers on a luxury liner heading back to Germany just before the outbreak of World War II.This film features Vivien Leigh and Simone Signoret in her last screen role.Radio On CBC Radio tonight at 7:30, Variety Tonight brings us a concert by The New Swingle Singers of all people from Parry Sound, Ontario, of all places.At 8:05 on CBC Stereo’s Friday Night, the music of Spain is featured in a concert from the Premiere Dance Theatre in Toronto.Guest performers include mezzo-soprano Deborah Milsom, flutist Suzanne Shulman and guitarist José Valle Chuscales.Music is by Falla, Albe-niz, Ravel, and Sarasate.At 9:45 on CBC Stereo, Richard Ouzounian's Forgotten Broadway looks at the damage Broadway did to Dickens’ Pickwick Papers, among others.At 11:30, still on CBC Stereo, Vanishing Point presents the final installment of Stephen King’s modern horror tale The Mist.On Saturday Afternoon at the Opera at 2:05 on CBC Stereo, the Calgary Opera presents Giusseppe Verdi’s comedic opera Don Pasquale.All hell breaks loose when a meddling old bachelor ‘commits adultery in his heart’ with the beautiful fiancé of his nephew.On Arts National on CBC Stereo at 8, the 1985 Montreal International Vocal Competition Finals comes to us live from the Théâtre Maisoneuve at Place des Arts.This is basically a hog-calling contest for the overly-pretentious and features over 30 contestants from around the world Competitors have been hollerin’ at each other for nigh on three weeks now, and are entering the gruelling final three days.Sounds like lots of fun.This live coverage continues at this same time until Monday.At 4:05 Sunday on CBC Radio, The Scales of Justice presents Victims, by Michael Tait.Following the tragic hit-and-run death of a young Toronto woman in 1978 a massive manhunt led to the arrest and indictment of one Robert Stewart.During the trial, Stewart’s lawyer managed to change what began as a straightforward case into something far more significant.At 7:05 on CBC Stereo, Stereo Theatre presents The 33,000-Pound Trap by William Deverell.This is a dramatization of the real attempt by a bunch o’ good ol’ Newfoundland buys to import a measly 16,000 tons of marijuana into Canada’s fair domain who ended up getting busted by the notorious RCMP instead.One of the interesting things about this play is its amazing objectivity — it stars one of the 17 defendents as himself, and was written by one of the defence lawyers.H-m-m-m ! At 9:05 Ideas presents the first in a four-part series on The South Pacific: Identity and Independence.Part 1 deals with Oceanic Origins, European Contact which is as good a place to start as any.When European sailors first started exploring the South Pacific they though they had discovered a real paradise on earth — readily available food, great climate, eager and nubile girls and a culture that was open, friendly and basically trusting.Naturally, the white guys couldn’t let such heathenism continue, so they introduced the natives to venereal and other contagious diseases, missionaries, greed and all those other civilizing accoutrements.On Monday’s Morningside the first in a 15-part drama series on the meaning of marriage is begun.Called Marriage in Three Movements and written by Ann Crosby, the series takes a dramatic look at the institution of marriage and the meaning it has to three generations of women.On Tuesday’s Ideas, the first of a three-part series called New Ideas on Sickness and Health not only has the distinction of being the only Ideas series in recent memory without a colon in its title, but also presents some elaborate insights into modern, anti-traditional opinions on health and well-being.The series continues on Wednesday and concludes Thursday. 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985 Shell game brings tourists to Lee Island Coast LEE ISLAND COAST, FI.— Ask anyone who visits Florida’s Lee Island Coast what makes this area so special, and they will most likely say that it is the scenic beaches with their bounty of multi-colored shells.The lure of that unsurpassed shelling experience has brought wide-spread acclaim to the area from visitors and press, alike.Each year, thousands of tourists try their luck at the beach searching for sea treasures.Some even don miner’s hats with lights so they can continue searching at night.Recently Sanibel and Captiva Islands were rated among the top 10 beaches in the U.S.by Good Housekeeping magazine.And Lee County’s beaches have long been considered third best in the world for shelling, with more varieties found here than anywhere else in North America.These barrier islands yield more than 400 species of shells, from the commonplace scallop and clam to the exotic — tulips, olives, fragile paper fig shells — and the rarest, the junonia.It is truly one of the few places in the world where a man can make a living as a shelling charter captain, with many of the area’s marinas and resorts, offering shelling charters.One such entrepreneur is Mike Fuery, captain of the custom-built “Gray Pelican”, who offers fishing and shelling charters out of ’Tween Waters Marina on Captiva Island.For years he has guided shellers to promising beaches and sandbars.“The area is a true shelling paradise and it is possible for one to find 50-60 different kinds of shells here,” Fuery explains.“No offshore reef breaks up shells.Instead, the Gulf is just one flat, shallow area with lots of warm and sunny weather encouraging shells to grow.” In fact, even Sanibel Island’s shape encourages shelling, he added.“While many islands face north-west, Sanibel runs more in an east-west direction.Its boomerang shape slows down the shells and brings them onto the beach.” But you also can find great shells at any of the less populated areas of these barrier islands, especially at Cayo Costa Island, noted for its starfish, conchs and sand dollars.On his charter, Fuery walks the beach, pointing out good finds.What makes a shell valuable is not how much it costs in a gift shop, but how difficult it is to find.The brown speckled junonia, which only costs approximately $12 at most area gift shops, is one shell that Fuery, himself, has yet to find in all his years of shelling.And while he says it is perhaps the most difficult shell to find on Florida’s barrier islands, he admits that one of the area’s longtime shelling customers found two of the rare shells right in front of Sanibel’s West Wind Inn.So, you just never know.Fuery encourages his charter customers to avoid picking up the large, live shells and strongly supports Sanibel’s resolution establishing a limit of two live shells per person.“Those of us who truly love shelling can’t tolerate the killing of live shells,” he writes in his “Captain Mike Fue-ry’s Shelling Guide”.When you consider the 10 to 12 years needed for a shell to reach maturity, there is no reason to deplete the live shell supply, says Fuery.Instead, he directs customers towards the smaller, dead shells which are more vividly-colored and make better collectors’ items.Along with informal and amusing descriptions of available shells in the barrier islands, Fuery’s guidebook also offers helpful tips on collecting.The first thing you need is a tide table, he advises.You will want to plan your selling around the low phase of the tide, which allows more beach area on which to shell.Try to get to the less populated beaches approximately an hour before low tide and work until an hour after.It’s also important to know where to walk on the beach, according to Fuery.A good spot is the shell line, just where the highest waves stop as they come upon the beach.This is where groups of shells come up and are reshuffled by each wave.It saves digging to find the great shells, Fuery says.The other good spot is that slight drop in the surf line, just where gentle waves break before rolling up on the beach.While this area is only available when weather permits, it usually holds the most — and finest — shells.Above all, shelling requires patience, Fuery reminds.No one area is good all the time, and no collection worth looking at was ever found in one outing.But, as Fuery admits, there is something MATERIAUX ORFORD INC Be sure to visit our 2nd floor and see our vast assortment of blinds, curtains, lighting fixtures, ceramic, etc.888 John Street, Magog, Que.— J1X 1N2 843-5737 VécmÎM Tüùtiùn Inténiem appealing about shelling that keeps people coming back time after time for 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Jim (rook Mourire Oesruisseoux €511 ____31 A m i Ooniel PomeHeou Ivon Thibodeau ELITE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER INC.1138, Rte 220, St-Elle, 564-1122 TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985—11 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 fp change without notice.Saturda STATIONS LISTED O CBKT - Montreal (Radio Canada) O WCAX - Burlington, Vt.(CBS) D WPTZ - Plattsburgh, N.Y.(NBC) O CBMT - Montreal (CBC) O CULT - Sherbrooke (TVA) O WMTW- Poland Spring.Me.(ABC) a CD *0 œ œ ffl CKSH - Sherbrooke ( Radio Canada) CKTM - Montreal (TVA) CFCK - Montreal (CTV) WVNY - KurUngton (ABO Radio-Québec Vermont ETV - Burlington MORNINQ 6:00 (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 6:30 (B BENSON (FC) MOVIE "Cry Of The Wild" (1974, Documentary) The behavioral patterns of wolves are studied, dispelling false beliefs concerning their innate savagery.'PG' (TSN) HORSE RACING WEEKLY 8:00 O NEW YOU E HILARIOUS HOUSE OF FRIGHTENSTEIN (PC) CINEMA "Stalag 17” (1953, Drame) William Holden, Don Taylor.Apres une tentative d'evasion ratee, un aviateur américain est soupçonne d'etre un espion a la solde des Allemands.(MM) TOP 30 COUNTDOWN (TSN) AUTO RACING World Endurance Race from Silverstone, England.(R) 6:30 O TOM AND JERRY AND FRIENDS 8:46 O MIRE ET MUSIQUE 7:00 O BATMAN O TOM AND JERRY AND FRIENDS O G.l.JOE O LES HERITIERS E SIZE SMALL ® VOYAGERS (FC) MOVIE ?“Waltz Across Texas" (1983.Drama) Anne Archer, Terry Jastrow.A wildcatter and a pretty geologist become romantically involved after their professions bring them into conflict.'PG‘ (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TSN) SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL 7:30 Q O LES CONTES DE LA FORET VERTE Q CARTOONS Q TOM AND JERRY AND FRIENDS O JACKSON FIVE E 100 HUNTLEY STREET 8:00 Q O BELLE ET SEBASTIEN O BISKITTS O QMOQKQ O SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW E TRANSFORMERS SESAME STREET (R) g (PC) CINEMA ?* "Duos sur canape" (1979, Comedie) Jean Lefebvre, Michel Galabru.Les tribulations d'un couple qui decide de se séparer mais qui est contraint de partager le meme appartement.(MM) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SPOTLIGHT (TSN) TENNIS MAGAZINE 8:30 O O BOUT D'CHOU ET CASSE COU O GET ALONG GANG O PINK PANTHER AND SONS O SAMEDI MAGAZINE (B STORYTIME E SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW (TSN) INSIDE THE PGA 8:40 O GOOD MORNING 9:00 Q Q ASTRO.LE PETIT ROBOT 0 JIM HENSON'S MUPPET BABIES O SMURFS Q FOCUS NORTH O E MIGHTY ORBOTS ©LET'S GO E SYSTEMS ORGANIZATION (FC) MOVIE "Swing Shift" (1984, Drama) Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell.World War II separates a California couple, as the husband goes off to war and his wife finds work in an aircraft factory, where she begins an affair with another man PG' (MM) VJ.MIKE WILLIAMS (TSN) US.OPEN GOLF Second round, from Birmingham, Mich (R) 9:30 0 O LUCKY LUKE g O DUNGEONS i DRAGONS O FEELING GOOD a LES SAMEDIS ANIMES O E TURBO TEEN © YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION E PERSPECTIVES IN PSYCHOLOGY (PC) CINEMA A'v "Barbe d’or el lea pirates" (1983, Comedie) Graham Chapman, Peter Boyle.Un pirate s'évade de prison afin de récupérer un trésor qu’il a cache sur une ile des Caraibes vingt ans plus tôt.10:00 0 Q LES MYSTERIEUSES CITES D'OR O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER O QUIZ KIDS O E RUBIK.THE AMAZING CUBE © SCOOBY DOO © ZIG ZAG E MOVIE AAAr'i "The Little Princess" (1939, Drama) Shirley Temple, Richard Greene, A little girl of the Victorian era goes from rags to riches.10:30 0 Q CAPITAINE CAVERNE 0 ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS O WILD KINGDOM O MADAME ET SON FANTOME O E SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERIES g © LES TRANSFORMERS © HALF A HANDY HOUR 11:00 0 LES HEROS DU SAMEDI Soccer extérieur," categorie Pee-wee, avec les Patriotes de Villeray et l'equipe Hermes de Parc Extension au Centre Claude-Robillai-d.0 CBS STORYBREAK 0 KIDD VIDEO O SESAME STREET O VIDEO STAR O © SCARY SCOOBY FUNNIES O DEJA 20 ANS © SKIPPY LE KANGOUROU © PLAYERS INTERNATIONAL TENNIS (FC) MOVIE "Greysloke: The Legend Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes" (1984, Adventure) Ralph Richardson, Christopher Lambert.African apes raise an orphaned boy from a helpless toddler to an intelligent and experienced hunter.'PG (PC) CINEMA "Le Dernier reportage" (1980, Drame) Genevieve Bujold, Michael York Une journaliste de la television canadienne accompagne le premier ministre a Mouscou (TSN) HORSE RACING WEEKLY 11:30 O PRYOR'S PLACE QMR.T Q® LITTLES g © MADAME ET SON FANTOME O) PET ACTION LINE (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING AFTERNOON 12:00 O O LA SEMAINE PARLEMENTAIRE A OTTAWA O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 SPIDER-MAN AND HIS AMAZING FRIENDS O WHAT'S NEW?(R) O BUCK RODGERS O ffi ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL "The Horse That Played Centerfield" Animated.A horse shows a losing major league baseball team how the game should be played (Part t of 2) (R) g © SAMEDI MAGAZINE Avec Louise Josee Mondoux © WRESTLING © DO IT YOURSELF SHOW Prepar ing a kitchen for complete renovation (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock videos with the latest in music news and views (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 O SATURDAY SUPERCADE 0 INCREDIBLE HULK O PADDINGTON BEAR O © AMERICAN BANDSTAND © SQUARE FOOT GARDENING (TSN) BASEBALL BUNCH Guest: St Louis Cardinal infielder Ozzie Smith 1:00 0 0 BAGATELLE 0 (TSN) BASEBALL Los Angeles Dodgers at Houston Astros O BREAKAWAY O © BASEBALL Les Dodgers de Los Angeles vs.les Astros de Houston © MOVIE "Shocktrauma" (1982, Drama) William Conrad, Chris Wiggins.Based on the true story of Dr.R.Adams Cowley, whose work lends to the creation ol the first medi- cal shock trauma unit.© ACROSS THE FENCE (PC) CINEMA "Justicier au gar dénia" (1979, Drame) Franco Cali-fano, Martin Balsam.Le proprietaire d'un club a Rome refuse de soumettre aux dictées d'un caid de la mafia, qui veut entrainer la mort d'un vieux cuisinier et l'incendie du club 1:30 O O LES SCHTROUMPFS g O POLE POSITION O FIDDLERS OF JAMES BAY O WILD KINGDOM Musk oxen and Perry caribou are studied in their natural habitat - Canada’s Melville Island.(R) ® AMERICA'S TOP TEN © VICTORY GARDEN Wildflowers are discussed by Lady Bird Johnson, Craig Tufts of the National Wildlife Federation and David Northington of the National Wildflower Research Center; chef Marian Morash prepares a vegetable recipe.(FC) MOVIE "Cry Of The Wild" (1974, Documentary).The behavioral patterns of wolves are studied, dispelling false beliefs concerning their innate savagery.‘PG’ 2:00 0 Q CINE-FAMILLE "Joe petit boum-boum" (1978, Dessins animes) Dessins animes.Un petit garçon.Joe, intervient lorsqu'il voit deux garnements de son age s’en prendre a une ruche.O MOVIE ?"Deadly Harvest" (1972, Drama) Richard Boone, Patty Duke.A man who defected from the Communist bloc and took up life as a farmer in the U S.becomes the target of Eastern European assassins.O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: U S.Open Golf Tournament, third round, live from Birmingham, Mich.O 09 U.S.OPEN GOLF Third round, live from Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham, Mich.Œ MOVIE ?A-1/?"Here Comes Mr.Jordan" (1941, Comedy) Robert Montgomery, Claude Rains.A young man returns in another man's body after dying before his time.(MM) THE CLASH SPOTLIGHT 2:30 (PC) MESDAMES ET MESSIEURS, JANET Une adolescente insecure, rencontre un jeune comédien dont elle tombe amoureuse 3:00 O O CINE FAMILLE "Festival intergalactique" Un petit groupe de cultivateurs interplanétaires quitte la terre a la recherche d'un nouvel oasis CD WEBSTER (FC) MOVIE ?"Rope (1948, Suspense) James Stewart.Farley Granger.Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.Based on the Leopold-Loeb murder case.Two college students murder a friend for the thrill of it, and then celebrate the deed by hosting a party for the victim's friends and relatives.'PG' (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD Rock videos with the latest in music news and views 3:15 O MOVIE ?"The Face Of Fear" (1971, Suspense) Ricardo Montalban.Elizabeth Ashley.A young schoolteacher supposedly suffering from leukemia hires an unknown assassin to murder her before she discovers that her illness is not fatal after all.3:30 © TWILIGHT ZONE (PC) CINEMA ?A la recherche de la panthere rose" (1982, Comedie) Peter Sellers.Joanna Lumley Lorsque le célébré joyau "Panthere rose" disparait du musee, on fait ap pel a l'inspecteur Clouseau mais celui-ci meurt dans un étrange accident d'avion 4:00 0 Q LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY Le Renard en cavale" A la suite d'une pluie abondante la tamere d’une famille de renards est inondee O (TSN) BASEBALL Regional cover age of Chicago White Sox at California Angels or Detroit Tigers at New York Yankees © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Texaco Young Drivers of Canada Rally, from Toronto; Spruce Meadows Chrysler Classic; Chrysler Equestrian Classic, from Spruce Meadows, Alta , World Badminton Championship Finals from the Saddle-dome in Calgary.© SNEAK PREVIEWS Neal Gabier and Jeffrey Lyons look at the movies of Woody Allen (R) 4:15 O CD L’ANIMATHEQUE 4:30 0 TRACK AND FIELD NCAA Men's and Women's Outdoor Championships.O POP EXPRESS AU SOLEIL © JEUNESSE AU VOLANT Lors d un concours qui a lieu a Toronto, des jeunes de moins de 25 ans évaluent leur habilite de chauffeurs sur un trace et en participant a un rallye Œ LAST CHANCE GARAGE (FC) MOVIE ?*,2 "Top Secret!" (1984, Comedy) Val Kilmer, Lucy Gut teridge.A spoof of spy movies and Elvis Presley films, in which an American rock 'n' roll star gets caught up in high-level espionage while touring East Germany.'PG' 6:00 0 LE GRAND RAID: CAP TERRE DE FEU Q BREAK DANSE © DEPUIS LA VISITE DU PAPE © GERMAN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER 6:30 o CBS SPORTS SPECIAL CBS Sports NFL Football analyst John Madden hosts this special program featuring interviews with top sports personalities O MERCI M.NOE © LETTRES D'UN BOUT DU MONDE Un regard sur la femme japonaise et son image.(PC) CINEMA ?"Stalag 17" (1953, Drame) William Holden, Don Taylor.Apres une tentative d'evasion ratee.un aviateur américain est soupçonne d'etre un espion a la solde des Allemands.5:45 O LE MONDE / LOTTO EVENING 6:00 O IMPACTS O © NEWS O CINEMA "Airport" (1970, Drame) Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin.L’un des passagers d'un boeing 707 s’envolant pour l'Europe, transporte une bombe dans l'intention de se suicider pour faire profiter sa femme d'une forte prime d’assurance O LE TESTAMENT ©SOCIETE 86 © ABC NEWS g © THE SPORTING LIFE A look at the career of part-time cowboy Dr James Allen, a surgeon who practices calf roping daily and competes in rodeos on weekends (FC) MOVIE ?"Yellowbeard" (1983, Comedy) Graham Chapman, Peter Boyle.An ornery pirate escapes from prison after twenty years and searches for his son who has a map leading to buried treasure PG' (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock videos with the latest in music news and views 6:30 O CBS NEWS O CBC NEWS O NEWS © PLEXI.SOLEIL © MUSIC VISION © TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE When a cantankerous old man returns from the dead, his family and community try to send him back © LA MONTAGNE DE FEU Alors que les Maoris ont a l’oeil Sir Charles et l’arpenteur qui borne le terrain ou sera édifié l'hotel, les villageois apprennent le suicide du boucher (9ieme) © WILD AMERICA A look at the ways a variety of fish adapt to their environ- ment in North American waters Q 7:00 Q O A COMMUNIQUER Q STAR SEARCH Q SOLID GOLD Guests Jack Wagner, Mark Gray and Tammy Wynette, Fiona, Mary Jane Girls.Dan Hartman.Jeffrey Osborne, Frankie Valli, magician Doug Henning, Tom Petty (inter view).O WAYNE AND SHUSTER O STAR SEARCH Guests: Charlotte Rae, Bruce Weitz (R) © POP EXPRESS AU SOLEIL Au programme: videos de David Lee Roth, DeBarge Kool & The Gang, Madonna, Wham, Stevie Wonder, Cyndi Lauper, Phil Collins Philip Bailey, et Laura Branigan © BIZARRE Sketches Quest for laughs; a visit with the Bigot family; Tootsie auditions; a televised physical.(R) © LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Diahann Car-roll, John Hillerman, Pierre Cardin and Hollywood public relations executive Henry Rogers, also, 21st-century luxury cars and the "Unsuit" swimsuit.(R) © PARLER POUR PARLER Vaut-il mieux de nos jours etre un homme ou une femme?© ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL II (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 O O BASEBALL Les Mets de New York visitent les Expos de Montreal O FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE © JUST KIDDING Children discuss why bees buzz, their parents' jobs, and the definitive quality of a spinster.(R) (FC) MOVIE "Going Berserk" (1983, Comedy) John Candy, Joe Flaherty.Politicians, aerobics and re-> ligious cults are part of this comedy featuring the cast of Second City TV R' (PC) CINEMA ?Vi "Barbe d'or et les pirates" (1983, Comedie) Graham Chapman, Peter Boyle.Un pirate s'évade de prison afin de récupérer un trésor qu'il a cache sur une ile des Caraibes vingt ans plus tôt (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 8:00 O COVER UP Dani and Jack board a cruise ship to raise funds to help starving children and prevent radicals from purchasing weapons for terrorist activities (R) 0 SECOND CHANCE Actor William Devane narrates this program that leads off a nationwide television campaign about the sensitive issues of organ-transplant donations.Included are interviews with transplant recipients and a behind-the-scenes look at how organ-availability data is gath ered O DISNEYLAND'S 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION John Forsythe and Drew Barrymore co-host this tribute to the southern California theme park Scheduled guests include the Pointer Sisters.Donna Summer, Julian Lennon, Annette Funicello.Julie An drews, Alabama.Debbie Allen, Peter Allen.David Hasselhoff, Marie Osmond.Roy Clark 0R.S.V.P O © T.J.HOOKER Hooker solicits Stacy's help to capture a deranged killer with a penchant for mall shoppers (R) Q © CINEMA Des filles en core des filles" (1962, Come'die) Elvis Presley, Stella Stevens Dans le but de ramasser assez d’argent pour acheter son propre bateau, un jeune homme travaille pour un proprietaire de bateaux de plaisance en plus un contrat comme chanteur dans un cabaret © A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE Preg nant and abandoned by Edwin (Peter Chelsom), young Emma (Jenny Seagrove) runs off to Leeds where she works feverishly to build a business and gam the power needed to destroy the Fairleys.(Part 2 of 3) 12—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985 Saturday LES NOCES D’OR A l’epoque de la crise des années 30.le gouvernement ouvre les terres de l'Abitibi-Temiscammgue a la colonisation.®SOAPBOX (MM) THE CLASH SPOTLIGHT (TSN) USFL FOOTBALL New Jersey Generals at Oakland Invaders 8:30® JACQUES JORDAENS Peintre flamand ne a Anvers en 1593, Jor-daens opposait la pauvreté du peuple a la richesse des hommes d’eglise et a leur suffisance ® INNOVATION 9:00 O AIRWOLF Hawke and Santini investigate when a country music star s life is threatened by her manager.(R) Q GIMME A BREAK Each feeling responsible for the demise of a logger who witnessed their auto accident, Nell and singer Ray Parker Jr plan a benefit concert for the grieving widow (R) O © LOVE BOAT Isaac, Gopher and Ace enter a boxing ring to face a champ; a tutor discovers her student is dyslexic; an overprotective mother tries to be a matchmaker for her daughter.(R) g © PICASSO, L'HOMME ET SON OEUVRE Un documentaire sur Picasso et son oeuvre.(2eme de 2).© MOVIE ?"Houseboat" (1958, Comedy) Cary Grant, Sophia Loren.A wealthy young woman takes a job as a family maid, bringing the widower and his children closer together.(FC) MOVIE ?"Greystoke: The Legend Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes" (1984, Adventure) Ralph Richardson, Christopher Lambert African apes raise an orphaned boy from a helpless toddler to an intelligent and experienced hunter 'PG' (PC) CINEMA "Escroc, Macho et Gigolo" (1983, Comedie) Bud Spencer, Tomas Milian.Lorsqu'un as de la police doit retrouver et coffrer un gigolo double d’un voleur de bijoux, les événements ont tendance a se précipiter surtout si le policier en question est un homme a la force phénoménale et si le séducteur a de sérieux ennuis avec la maffia.(MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD Rock videos with the latest in music news and views.9:30 O MAMA'S FAMILY Mama comes to the rescue when the band that was expected to play at a school dance doesn't show up.(R) 10:00 O O LE TELEJOURNAL g O MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER Hammer gets in the way of a police investigation ot an international terrorist ring.(R) Q NBC WHITE PAPER John Chan-cellor Looks At Journalism, Warts And AH" A look at the American public’s perception of the press and an examination of journalistic standards and news-gathering tactics, featuring interviews with newspaper editors Ben Bradlee.(Washington Post), John Seigenthaler (Nashville Tennessean), David Hall (Denver Post) and James Squires (Chicago Tribune).O SECOND CITY 25TH ANNIVER-8ARY Alumni of Chicago’s Second City comedy troupe entertain an audience at the Vic Theatre with improvi-sational sketches Performers include Ed Asner, Jim Belushi, Mary Gross, Betty Thomas, Harold Ramis, George Wendt O PLEXI.SOLEIL O ÉB FINDER OF LOST LOVES A woman hires Cary to locate her abducted son; a man in love with a woman in a painting asks Daisy to help him locate the artist.(R)g Œ) A L'OMBRE DU GENIE "Adolf Hitler" SI NORMAN BETHUNE Dramatique qui évoqué la vie du medecm canadien Norman Bethune.10:20 O O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:30 O Œ) SUR LA COLLINE: ETE '86 (MM) RUMOURS OF GLORY: BRUCE COCKBURN LIVE Singer / songwriter Bruce Cockburn performs "Mama Just Wants To Barrelhouse All Night Long," "Rumours Of Glory" and more in this 1981 concert taped at the Music Hall in Toronto 10:36 0 O LA POLITIQUE FEDERALE 10:46 0 CINEMA Magic" (1978, Drame) Anthony Hopkins, Ann-Mar* gret.Prestidigitateur sans succès, Corky commence a connaitre la popularité lorsqu’il utilise ses dons de ventriloque pour faire parler un mannequin qu’il appelle "Fats (PC) CINEMA AAty "Les Chiens sont laches" (1978, Drame) Gregg Henry, Kay Lenz Dans une prison du sud des Etats-Unis, un detenu se porte volontaire pour servir d'appat a l'entrainement des chiens de traque.10:60Q CINEMA "Mariage en blanc" (1972, Drame) Carol Kane, Donald Pleasence.Lors d’une permission.le soldat Jimmy amene chez lui son camarade Billy.11:00 O Id O NEWS O NATIONAL Q O NOUVELLES TVA Œ) NOUVELLES TVA / LES SPORTS Œ ABC NEWS g S) AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Three Sovereigns For Sarah" Rebecca and Mary are hanged, and Sarah spends a year in jail.A decade later, Sarah clears her sisters of witchcraft charges and receives three coins as symbolic compensation.(Part 3 of 3) Q (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:16 Q LES SPORTS ET METEO Q ABC NEWS g ff) news (FC) MOVIE **!4 "The Bounty" (1984, Drama) Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins.During the famous 18th-century South Seas voyage, an officer of the English sailing ship "Bounty" leads a mutiny against Captain Bligh and falls in love with a Tahitian princess PG' 11:20 0 NEWS 11:26 Œ CHARLIE’S ANGELS 11:30 O MOVIE **'4 "Victory At En-tebbe" (1976, Adventure) Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas.A band of Israeli commandos stages a daring airfield raid to free 104 Jewish hostages being held in Uganda by Arab terrorists.O SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: the Rev Jesse Jackson.Musical guests gospel singers Andrae Crouch ("Right Now, ") and Wintley Phipps ("Tell Me Again").(R) O (D CINEMA ?"L lntermediaire" (1973, Drame) Charles Durning, Ronny Cox.Un homme devient l’intermediaire entre des voleurs de bijoux et les compagnies d'assurances qui acceptent de payer une rançon pour le retour des bijoux voles.Q BENNY HILL (B CTV NATIONAL NEWS g (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD Rock videos with the latest in music news and views.(TSN) FISHIN’ HOLE 11:36 0 3PORTSWEEKEND Scheduled NHL Draft of Junior Hockey players, live from Toronto.11:60© NEWS 12:00 O SOLID GOLD Guests: Jack Wagner.Mark Gray and Tammy Wynette, Fiona, Mary Jane Girls, Dan Hartman.Jeffrey Osborne, Frankie Valli, magician Doug Henning, Tom Petty (interview).© GREAT CONFRONTATIONS AT THE OXFORD UNION Moral Majority leader the Rev.Jerry Falwell and New Zealand's prime minister David Lange debate the morality of nuclear weapons.Hosts are Peter Jay, former British ambassador to thé U.S., and ABC correspondent Jack Laurence.(MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock videos with the latest in music news and views.(TSN) BASEBALL (R) 12:30© MOVIE "Norma Rae" (1979, Drama) Sally Field, Beau Bridges A young woman faces alienation from her family and friends as she attempts to unionize her fellow factory workers in the Southern mill town where she lives.12:36 0 MOVIE ?"Wings Of The Morning" (1937.Comedy) Henry Fonda, John McCormack.A gypsy girl’s horse wins a major race after he is trained by a Canadian.12:46 (PC) CINEMA "A la recherche de la panthere rose" (1982, Comedie) Peter Sellers, Joanna Lumley Lorsque le célébré joyau "Panthere rose" disparait du musee.on fait appel a l’inspecteur Clouseau mais celui-ci meurt dans un étrange accident d’avion 1:00 O NEW YORK HOT TRACKS Scheduled: new videos by Tina Turner ("Show Some Respect"), Whaml ("Everything She Wants”), Run-D.M.C.("You Talk Too Much").Carlos de Jesus hosts Irom the club Visage.O AMERICA'S TOP TEN Q) TOGETHER,,.WITH LEO BUSCA-GLIA Speaking before an audience in Sacramento, California.Dr.Leo Bus-caglia urges listeners to move away from the me generation" and into the loving reality of close ties with family.1:30 0 NEWS O CINEMA A A "La Vallee de la vengeance" (i960, Western) Burt Lancaster, Robert Walker.Owen a ete adopte par un rancher qui a fait de lui le régisseur de son domaine.CD CINEMA "L’Incident" (1968, Drame) Tony Musante, Martin Sheen.Deux voyous, passablement emeches, montent dans un wagon du metro de New-York.(FC) MOVIE AA 'The Wicked Lady" (1983, Comedy) Faye Dunaway, Alan Bates A fascinating high-society woman engages in highway robbery, seduction and murder in the course of a day's work.‘R’ 2:00 (MM) THE CLASH SPOTLIGHT 2:30 (PC) CINEMA A A "Duos sur canape’ (1979, Comedie) Jean Lefebvre.Michel Galabru.Les tribulations d'un couple qui decide de se séparer mais qui est contraint de partager le meme appartement.2:46© MOVIE ** "The Filth Musketeer" (1979, Adventure) Beau Bridges.Ursula Andress.D'Arlagnan and the Three Musketeers attempt to block the evil intentions of France's sinister Cardinal Richelieu.3:00 (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD Rock videos wilh the latest in music news and views (TSN) BASEBALL (R) 3:16 (FC) MOVIE * A "Fairy Tales" (1978, Comedy) Don Sparks, Sy Richardson.A handsome prince experiences many encounters as he journeys through fairy land in search of the woman who will bear his heir 'R' 4:00 (PC) CINEMA "Escroc, Macho et Gigolo" (1983, Comedie) Bud Spencer, Tomas Milian Lorsqu'un as da la police doit retrouver et coffrer un gigolo Rouble d'un voleur de bijoux, les événements ont tendance a se précipiter surtout si le policier en question est un homme a la force phénoménale et si le séducteur a de sérieux ennuis avec la maffia.4:30 (FC) MOVIE AA “Circle Ot Two" (1980, Romance) Richard Burton, Tatum O'Neal.Despite strong parental opposition, a poignant romance develops between a 60-year-old artist and a precocious teen-age schoolgirl, *PG' 4:40 ©HART TO HART Œ JIMMY SWAGGART 8:60 O GOOD MORNING 9:00 Q O WOODY LE PIC (DEBUT) 0 SUNDAY MORNING Scheduled: MORNING 6:30 © BENSON 6:00© HUCKLEBERRY FINN AND FRIENDS (PC) TOM SAWYER (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 6:30 0 TOM AND JERRY AND FRIENDS O COMMUNITY 8 © PETER POPOFF © DUDLEY DORIGHT (FC) MOVIE A A "Keep II In The Family" (1973, Comedy) John Gavin, Patricia Gage A romantic mix-up occurs when two young people set out to "get even" with their families PG' (PC) LES TROIS MOUSQUETAIRES (TSN) FISHIN' HOLE 7:00 0 TOM AND JERRY AND FRIENDS O U.S.FARM REPORT © WORLD TOMORROW © BULLWINKLE (PC) TOM SAWYER (TSN) YES YOU CAN Guest high jumper Debbie Brill.7:30 0 IT IS WRITTEN O JIMMY SWAGGART © DAY OF DISCOVERY © VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS (PC) LES TROIS MOUSQUETAIRES (TSN) THIS IS THE USFL 7:46 O MIRE ET MUSIQUE 8:00 0 BATMAN O DAY OF DISCOVERY Q © JIMMY SWAGGART © GLORY OF GOD © SESAME STREET (R) g (FC) THE LINCOLNS LIVE AT THE AS-TROLAB Canada's rhythm and blues band.The Lincolns, performs at Ottawa's Astroiab.(PC) CINEMA "Le Joli Coeur" (1984.Comedie) Francis Perrin, Cyrielle Claire.Un homme aspire a fonder un loyer paisible avec une femme tidele et des bambins rieurs.(MM) THE CLASH SPOTLIGHT (TSN) USFL FOOTBALL New Jersey Generals at Oakland Invaders (R) 8:30 0 CARTOONS 0 ORAL ROBERTS O SUNDAY MASS reprise ot Eugenia Zukerman's interview with conductor Charles Dutoit, Montreal Symphony; Morley Safer with a report on Life magazine photographer Larry Burrows, who was killed during the war in Southeast Asia 0 ROBERT SCHULLER O THIS IS THE LIFE O AU CENTUPLE O WORLD TOMORROW © ORAL ROBERTS © MISTER ROGERS (R) (FC) MOVIE "Rear Window" (1954.Suspense) Jamea Stewart.Grace Kelly.A photographer, confined to his apartment, spies on his neighbors using binoculars and believes he has witnessed a murder PG' (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD 9:30 G Q DU NEUF AU ZOO (DEBUT) Q MOVIE ?*** "The Happy Years" (1950.Comedy) Dean Stockwell.Darryl Hickman In the late 1800s, a devilish young lad pulls off a number of pranks and capers in a boys’ boarding school O MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD Orris WRITTEN © REX HUMBARD © LARRY JONES © ROD AND REEL (PC) CINEMA "Un bon petit diable" (1983, Comedie) Alice Sapritch, Philippe Clay Dans un petit village de Normandie une vieille femme avare et egoists et un orphelin de dix ans s'etablioront une relation tout-a-tait-particulière 10:00 0 O LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR O STAR TREK O IL EST ECRIT O THIS IS THE LIFE © C'ETAIT L’BON TEMPS Invitee Rose Ouellette © HELLENIC PROGRAM © WORLD TOMORROW © ACROSS THE FENCE 10:30 o FACE THE NATION O KICK BOXING O JERRY FALWELL © TELEDOMENICA © CELEBRATING CHRIST © CROSSROADS f f :00 0 LA SEMAINE A L'ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE 0 YOU CAN QUOTE ME Q CONCERTS IN THE PARK O LES ETOILES DE LA LUTTE O LA LUTTE INTERNATIONALE © MATINEE AT THE BIJOU (FC) MOVIE "Vertigo" (1958, Mystery) James Stewart.Kim Novak.A retired San Francisco detective with a tear ot heights is hired to trail a wealthy shipowner's wife and finds himself falling in tove with her.'PG' (TSN) CANADIAN GRAND PREVIEW 11:16 (PC) CINEMA "Coup de maitre" (1981, Drama) Wayne Rogers, Marie-Prance Pisier.Quatre personnes achetant un célébré tableau de Picasso dans une vente aux enchères, mais qu'en teront-ila?11:30 O TAKING ADVANTAGE O MEETING PLACE O © THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY © EN TOUTE AMITIE AFTERNOON 12:00 0 o LE GRAND PRIX DU CANADA Au programme: reportage sur l'essai d'une Formule I enregistre sur le circuit Silverstone en Angleterre, la course automobile Formule I en direct du circuit Gilles Villeneuve a l'ile Notre Dame, Montreal O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS OFOCUS O CINEMA * + "Les Espions de la ville" (1979, Drame) Lee Majors.Rob-ert Mitchum.© BON DIMANCHE Avec Reine Male et ses invites © TELEDOMENICA (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock videos with the latest in music news and views fTSN) SPORTSDESK Many more Specials in store WEEKLY SPECIALS Big Scallops .Fresh Filet of Sole .Scampies, 1 kg.box LOBSTER FESTIVAL (live or freshly cooked) starting from $3.85 lb.Visit our store today POISSONHERIE FRUITS DE MER / DE L'ESIRIE I (819) 843-9645 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ittMSÈÉ mb* TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985-13 Sunday 12:30 Q FITNESS MOTIVATION 6 MEET THE PRESS Scheduled In dien Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi Q SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled Formula I Grand Prix of Canada auto racing, live from Ile de Notre Dame in Montreal.O COMMUNITY 8 33 FORUM tB TRIPODS (TSN) COLLEGE WORLD SERIES From Omaha, Neb.1:00 o AUTO RACING Michigan 400, live from Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich Q JOY OF GARDENING O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS 03 TERRY WINTER OUR TOWN S) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW Q (PC) CINEMA A A '/i “Lea Rescapes du futur" (1976, Science-fiction) Peter Fonda, Blythe Danner Apres avoir découvert le secret d'une monstrueuse machination, un journaliste est menace de se faire transformer en robot.1:15 (FC) MOVIE ?"That Touch Of Mink" (1962, Comedy) Cary Grant, Doris Day.A beautiful girl is offered an exciting trip by a wealthy and good-looking man.1:30 Q THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Q AT THE MOVIES © MOVIE ?A Vi "Incident On A Dark Street" (1972, Drama) James Olson, William Shatner.A government lawyer tries to find a connection between organized crime and crooked local officials.© NASHVILLE MUSIC © WALL STREET WEEK Guest: Edward Kerschner, chairman, investment policy committee.Paine Webber Mitchell Hutchins 2:00© MUSIC CITY NEWS COUNTRY AWARDS From Nashville's Opryland: the 19th annual presentation of awards to top country music performers voted on by the readers of Music City News.Scheduled hosts: Roy Clark, Marie Osmond.Statler Brothers, John Schneider and Mel Tillis.a 03 CINEMA "Un cerveau d'acier" (1970, Science-fiction) Eric Braeden, Susan Clark.Une équipé de savants, sous la conduite d'un docteur, a con struit un cerveau électronique perfectionne régissant le système de defense des Etats-Unis O S3 U.s.OPEN GOLF Final round, live from Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham, Mich © BLESS ME FATHER The Rev Dud dleswell faces a compromise when he tries to install a new church bell to thwart the activities of a bookie's pigeons.(MM) RATT SPOTLIGHT 2:30© SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: U.S.Open Golf final round, live from Birmingham, Mich © THE BOUNDER Howard invites Mary and Trevor to a posh restaurant to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary in spite of the fact that he has no money.3:00 ©LE CORPS HUMAIN "Le cerveau" © MYSTERY! "Reilly: Ace Of Spies" Working under cover as a shipping agent in the Chinese province of Manchuria in 1904, Reilly follows British instructions to aid the Imperial Japanese Navy in plans to attack the Russian Pacific Fleet.(Part 2 of 12) (R) g (FC) MOVIE "King Kong" (1933, Adventure) Fay Wray.Robert Armstrong A movie company discovers a giant ape on a remote South Sea island and brings it back to New York, where it escapes to terrorize the city (PC) CINEMA "Tchao Pantin" (1983, Drame) Coluche, Richard Anconma.Dans l'univers sale et collant de sa station-service, un homme pompiste noie sa solitude dans l'alcool jusqu'à l'arrivee d'un petit dealer qui traine derrière lui une enfance de motos volees (MM) CITYLIMITS Christopher Ward hosts international videos and foreign language videos with video art.3:30 Q LES ATELIERS g O REFLETS MASKOUTAINS © PROFILES OF NATURE © LE CORPS HUMAIN "Les hor-mones" (TSN) COLLEGE LACROSSE Johns Hopkins vs.Syracuse, from Providence, R I.4:00 8 O LA SEMAINE VERTE O SLEEP AND DREAMS TEST Dr.Frank Field hosts this look at insomnia and recurring dreams Also, Stock-ard Channing and other celebrities present unusual facts about sleep.O © SERIE GRAND PRIX INDY © TRAVEL '86 © U.S.OPEN GOLF (CONT'D) © L'EVOLUTION DE L'HOMME "Le long enfantement" Œ) GREAT PERFORMANCES Bach s Brandenburg Concertos: The Concerto Grosso" Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts the Concentus musicus of Vienna in the composer’s Brandenburg Concertos I, VI and III, performed on period instruments.(MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD Rock videos with the latest in music news and views 4:30 O CBS SPORTS SPECIAL: FATHERS, SONS AND DAUGHTERS For-mer football great Bubba Smith, Boston Red Sox outfielder Dwight Evans and golf star Nancy Lopez Knight are some of the sports figures featured in this program which looks at fathers and children, and the sport that has enhanced their lives, O SPORTSWORLD Scheduled: Ed-win Rosario vs.Frankie Randall in a lightweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, live from Royal Albert Hall in London; NHRA World Finals of Drag Racing (Funny Cars / Pro Stocks) from Pomona.Calif.; a look at the Indy Car Series summer schedule, including the U.S, Grand Prix and Michigan 500.O CD SPORT-MAG Avec Pierre Tru-del © QUESTION PERIOD 6:00 O O SECOND REGARD © UNTAMED WORLD © L’EVOLUTION DE L’HOMME "Au nom de la science" © VERMONT THIS WEEK (FC) MOVIE ?"Jaws 3" (1983, Suspense) Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong.A great white shark terrorizes a marine amusement park.'PG' (PC) CINEMA ?"L’homme a femmes" (1983, Comedie) Burt Reynolds, Julie Andrews La vie tumultueuse et agitee d'un grand séducteur est evoquee par son analyste lors de son enterrement.6:30 O CBS SPORTS SPECIAL: SPORTS INSIDE AND OUT A close-up look at sports from a child's perspective.O CHACUN CHEZ-SOI © RUE ST-JACQUES Avec Claude Beauchamp.© WELCOME TO MY WORLD Q) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL Footscray Bulldogs vs.Colllng-wood Magpies EVENING 6:00 O SCIENCE-REALITE O CBS NEWS Q FOCUS O VIDEO STAR O BREAK DANSE © ACTUALITE PLUS Avec Gilles Senecal.©NEWS © A LA RECHERCHE DES PAYS DE LA BIBLE Abraham, lut-il un grand commercant, un riche berger ou un personnage invente a des fins politiques?© FIRING LINE Psychiatry Ne* Explorations" Guests: professors Thomas Szasz (State University of New York in Syracuse), Richard Vatz (Tow-son State University in Baltimore), Lee S Weinberg (University of Pittsburgh) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock vi deos with the latest in music news and views 6:30 8 TROIS MILLIARDS Un regard sur la vie quotidienne dans les villages de file de Madura, ou I'UNICEF appu e el supporte les programmes Indonesians de sanie et d'éducation populaire O MUPPETS O NBC NEWS O HYMN SING O NEWS © PIERRE BURTON REVISITED © WILD KINGDOM © MAYA L'ABEILLE 7:00 8 O TERRE HUMAINE Jeanne veut prendre soin d’Anne qui craint de perdre son enfant; Michel se confie a Leandre.cp O 80 MINUTES O FAME Doris takes drastic mea sures to save an illegal alien from do portation.© FRAGGLE ROCK Wembley sets a genie free from its bottle, but none of its wishes comes true.Q O SWITCH © © RIPLEY S BELIEVE IT OR NOT! Featured a man who made confetti out of money given to him by the Fed eral Reserve; a slave who won his freedom with a snake bite; how scientists reconstruct faces from skulls (R) (D BUCK ROGERS © COSBY SHOW © L'OPERA SAUVAGE Nous nous rendons a l'ile de Larak situee dans le Golfe Persique ou les chants et les danses semblent vouloir repondre a l'eternelle interrogation de notre des tin.© WOODWRIGHT'S SHOP Rail split ting, snake fences, post-and-rail fenc es, five-bar hurdles.(FC) MOVIE ?* "Vertigo'' (1958, Mystery) James Stewart, Kim Novak.A retired San Francisco detective with a fear of heights is hired to trail a wealthy shipowner's wife and finds himself falling in love with her.'PG' (PC) CINEMA "Le Joli Coeur" (1984, Comedie) Francis Perrin, Cyrielle Claire.Un homme aspire a fonder un foyer paisible avec une femme fidele et des bambins rieurs.(TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 8 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Festival Juste pour rire!" Extraits des meilleurs spectacles présentes dans le cadre du 2e Festival avec les invites Pierre Labelle, Les Foubracs et Michel Barrette.© BEACHCOMBERS Ace hopes to spend a few quiet moments with Nick, who helped the now-famous rock star record his first song, but the women of Gibsons have other plans for their idol.(Part 2 of 2) (R)Q © IN SESSION Featured: Emmylou Harris.Rosanne Cash, Rodney Crowell, Albert Lee.© A HOUSE FOR ALL SEASONS Tour of a Massachusetts solar apartment house and weatherization project.(TSN) TOP RANK BOXING Bernard Taylor vs.Tyronne Downes in a featherweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J.8:00 8 MURDER, SHE WROTE There s a murderer among a bevy of Hollywood stars gathered on an island resort to celebrate a film legend's birthday Guests: Cesar Romero, Stewart Granger, (R) g G COSBY SHOW Cliff's complaints about the oddball gifts he's received for Father's Day prompt the Huxtable children to buy him a gift they’re sure he'll like.(R) © WAYNE & SHUSTER COMEDY SPECIAL The comedy team travels back in time to meet Lady Godiva, attends an old-fashioned shoot-out in outer space and co-hosts the awards show to top all awards shows, o © PRINGLE Ginette Reno nous offre "Ma mere chantait toujours," "Un homme ca tient chaud." et "Je ne suis qu'une chanson." Q © MOVIE "F.I.S.T." (1978, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Peter Boyle.A working-class man rises from a position as a local union organizer to attain incredible power and prestige as America's labor kingpin.(R) g © KNIGHT RIDER The heir apparent to a circus hires Michael Knight to go undercover and find out who is trying to sabotage the family-run operation.(R) © FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE JAZZ DE MONTREAL '83 Le big band Widespread Jazz Orchestra nous propose des oeuvres de Count Basie, Duke Ellington, et Cab Calloway.© NATURE "The Discovery Of Animal Behavior" A look at early efforts of naturalists and zoologists, including Charles Darwin, to understand the animal mind (Part 3 of 6) (R) g (MM) RATT SPOTLIGHT 6:30 Q Q LE TELEJOURNAL g e FATHERS AND SONS Three men from different backgrounds and their sons explore the sometimes bittersweet relationship between father and son Stars Merlin Olsen, Rick Nelson.Nicholas Guest 8:60 Q Q LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Soiree Hollandaise 9:00 8 CRAZY JKE A FOX Harry and Har risen look into the murder of Harry s old friend, a fellow private eye who found $2 million in the Hollywood YMCA (R) © MOVIE "Bloodbrothers (1978, Drama) Richard Gere, Tony Lo Bianco.A young man dares to break family tradition by working in a hospi tal ward for children rather than in the heavy construction business g O MAGIC OF BROADWAY Th,s sa lute to Broadway by the Victoria Symphony Orchestra includes pieces from "Oklahoma!"My Fair Lady," "The Sound Of Music" and "West Side Sto- ry ¦' O © CINEMA "L'Enjeu" (1970, Drame) Broderick Crawford, Darren McGavin Lorsqu'un satellite américain extrêmement perfectionne am-merit dans l'ocean Pacifique, un petit pays asiatique le récupéré © SCARECROW AND MRS.KING Lee's ornery uncle, the man who raised him, is kidnapped after he's accused of murdering Amanda and Lee (R) © LE PRISONNIER Apres un séjour de quelques temps au Village, le prisonnier rencontre une jeune femme dont l'histoire ressemble étrangement a la sienne (2e) © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Strangers And Brothers" Lewis Eliot enters the civil service and, in the summer of 1939, visits Berlin with his friend Roy Calvert, a Nazi sympathizer.(Part 6 of 7) g (PC) EVERGREEN: TOUS LES FLEUVES MENENT A LA MER D apres l'oeuvre de Belva Plain Une histoire detaillee de trois generations d'immigrants juif venus trouver le bonheur et la paix a New-York Avec Lesley Ann Warren et Armand Assante, (Ire de 3) (MM) CITYLIMITS Christopher Ward hosts international videos and foreign language videos with video art.9:30 (FC) MOVIE ?"Rhinestone" (1984, Comedy) Sylvester Stallone, Dolly Parton.An established country singer bets that she can turn a loudmouthed New York City cab driver into a convincing country entertainer in just two weeks' time.'PG' 10:00 8 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D.J T looks into a possible case of child abuse; a number of maternity leaves depletes the hospital's nursing staff (R) © MODERN COUNTRY The innovative architectural works of Barton Myers, George Baird, Raymond Moriya ma and Boris Zerafa in Toronto are examined.(Part 2 of 3) g © W-6 © LES TROUBLES: LE SOULEVE- MENT La division du pays en deux re gions politique et géographique, l'Irlande du Nord rattachée au Royaume uni et l'Eire un Etat indépendant (2e de 6) © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Strangers And Brothers" Lewis Eliot recruits scientists for atomic bomb re search and has an affair with Marga ret Davidson (Part 7 of 7) g (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD Rock videos with the latest in music news and views (TSN) SPORTSWEEK 10:30 © MAINTENANT Solang Morency nous propose des dossiers sur des themes aussi vanes que les maux de dos, les contaminants chimiques,l'avenir démographique et economique de Montreal et les enfants battu 10:60 8 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 O CBS NEWS Q FISHING DERBY O NATIONAL ("The Nation's Busi-ness" will follow.) g O © NOUVELLES TVA O NEWS © CTV NATIONAL NEWS ©ABC NEWS g © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Strangers And Brothers" Lewis Eliot enters the civil service and, in the summer of 1939, visits Berlin with his friend Roy Calvert, a Nazi sympathizer.(Part 6 of 7) g (PC) EVERGREEN: TOUS LES FLEUVES MENENT A LA MER D apres l’oeuvre de Belva Plain Une histoire detaillee de trois generations d'immigrants juif venus trouver le bonheur et la paix a New-York.Avec Lesley Ann Warren et Armand Assante (2e de 3) (TSN) THE WAY IT WAS A look back at the '55 World Series between the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees.11:06 8 Q CINEMA *** "Las sept femmes de Barbe-Rousse" (1959, Comedie) Jean Powell, Howard Keel Un montagnard profite de son occasionnel passage en ville pour prendre femme 11:16 8 STAR TREK O WRESTLING O © SPORTS ©NEWS 11:20 Q ©NEWS 11:26© JIM BAKKER 11:30 O BON DIMANCHE O SPORTSBEAT ?Uss&tes de GobeÜ e Filles inc.Satellite TV 40 CHARTIER LA PATRIE, QUE.JOB 1Y0 TEL: 819-888-2544 ?THE SATELLITE ANTENNA SPECIALISTS A World of TV Entertainment Awaits You JUNE SPECIAL — 10 FOOT ANTENNAS BLACK MESH COMPLETE SYSTEM J199500 — 8 FOOT ANTENNA COMPLETE SYSTEM s179500 — 6 FOOT ANTENNA COMPLETE SYSTEM 1159500 — INSTALLATION & PROV.TAX EXTRA Come in today for a free demo 14—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985 Sunday U!) CINEMA "Fureur aveugle” (1978, Drame) Tony Ferrer, Leila Hermosa.Un administrateur de banque philippin est approche par des gangsters américains pour les aider a réaliser le vol de fonds importants.(FC) MOVIE ?"The Man Who Loved Women” (1983, Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Julie Andrews.A sculptor and compulsive womanizer dies, and his analyst searches in vain to discover why he genuinely fell in love with every beautiful woman he ever met.'R' (TSN) JULIUS ERVINQ'S SPORTS FOCUS 11:40 O ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR 12:00 O MOVIE ?v, ' Pillow Talk” (1959, Comedy) Rock Hudson, Doris Day.An interior decorator reluctantly agrees to share a party line and is angered to learn that the other party is a romancing songwriter Q3 MOVIE ?Vi "The Blue Knight” (1973, Drama) William Holden, Lee Remick.A Los Angeles policeman must decide between staying on the force or marrying the woman he loves Œ) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Strangers And Brothers" Lewis Eliot recruits scientists for atomic bomb research and has an affair with Margaret Davidson (Part 7 of 7) l^] (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock videos with the latest in music news and views (TSN) COLLEGE WORLD SERIES From Omaha.Neb.(R) 12:15 O DUKES OF HAZZARD 12:30 (PC) CINEMA "Psycho II" (1983, Drame) Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles Apres vingt-deux ans d'interne ment psychiatirque, un homme a-tourne vivre dans sa maison ou se produisent des meurtres mystérieux 1:00 ££ NATURE "The Discovery Of Animal Behavior" A look at early efforts of naturalists and zoologists, including Charles Darwin, to understand the animal mind (Part 3 of 6) (R) Q 1:30 0 NEWS (FC) MOVIE ?v2 A Night In Heaven" (1983, Drama) Christopher Atkins, Lesley Anne Warren.A married college instructor has an affair with one of her students who works as a male exotic dancer.'R' 2:00 CD THE PRISONER (MM) RATT SPOTLIGHT 2:30 (PC) CINEMA "Tchao Pantin" (1983.Drame) Coluche, Richard Anconina Dans l'univers sale et collant de sa station-service, un homme pompiste noie sa solitude dans l'alcool jusqu'à l'arrivee d'un petit dealer qui traine deruere lui une enfance de motos volees 3:00 CD WALTONS (FC) MOVIE ?"Fanny Hill” (1980.Drama) Lisa Raines, Oliver Reed A woman of pleasure hopes to gam fortune in 18th-century London.R’ (MM) CITYLIMITS Christopher Ward hosts international videos and foreign language videos with video art.(TSN) COLLEGE LACROSSE Johns Hopkins vs Syracuse, from Providence, R I (R) 4:00 CD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD Rock videos with the latest in music news and views 4:15 (PC) CINEMA "Giselle' (1981, Drame) Alba Valeria.Carlo Mossy Une jeune femme retrouve son pere.proprietaire d un ranch en plein milieu du Brésil, ou vivent egalement la seconde femme de ce dernier, son fils et leur fidele palefrenier.4:30 (FC) MOVIE A A "Keep It In The Family ’ (1973, Comedy) John Gavin, Patricia Gage A romantic mix-up occurs when two young people set out to "get even" with their families 'PG' Wee s SB DON HARRON S> THE YIN AND THE YANKEE (MON) Q) AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE (WED) (FC) CLEO LAINE IN CONCERT (MON) (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (MON-WED, FRI) 1:15 (PC) CINEMA (FRI) 1:30 O AS THE WORLD TURNS IB JEAN SHEPHERD'S AMERICA (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (WED) (PC) CINEMA (TUE, THU) 1:46 OŒ) CINEMA 2:00 O O CINEMA (MON, TUE, THU) 0 Q LE TEMPS DE VIVRE (WED) O O TELE-FEUILLETON: L'AVENTURE DE LA VIE (FRI) O Q ANOTHER WORLD O DALLAS O S ONE LIFE TO LIVE S) HOW TO PLAY THE PIANO DESPITE YEARS OF LESSONS (MON) Œ) GREAT CHEFS OF NEW ORLEANS (TUE) ® MAGIC OF WATERCOLORS (WED) SI WORLD OF CARTOONING WITH MIKE PETERS (THU) S> CALLIGRAPHY WITH KEN BROWN (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (MON, TUE, FRI) (PC) CINEMA (MON) (MM) J.GEILS SPOTLIGHT (MON) (MM) HELIX SPOTLIGHT (TUE) (MM) ROLLING STONES SPOTLIGHT (WED) (MM) THOMPSON TWINS SPOTLIGHT (THU) (MM) HERE COMES SUMMER SPOTLIGHT (FRI) (TSN) SPEEDWEEK (MON) (TSN) STORY OF SPEND A BUCK (WED) (TSN) AUTO RACING (FRI) 2:30 0 CAPITOL 0) KATHY'S KITCHEN (MON) S) MAGIC OF DECORATIVE PAINTING (TUE) 3) NATURE (WED) S) NOVA (THU) (B FRUGAL GOURMET 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SPOTLIGHT (TUE) (MM) HELIX SPOTLIGHT (WED) (MM) ROLLING STONES SPOTLIGHT (THU) (MM) THOMPSON TWINS SPOTLIGHT (FRI) (TSN) COLLEGE LACROSSE (WED) (TSN) GOLF (THU) (TSN) PKA FULL CONTACT KARATE (FRI) 8:30 (FC) MOVIE (MON, TUE) 9:00 O HOUR MAGAZINE 0 DONAHUE O LES PTITS BONSHOMMES O MOVIE 0 GOOD MORNING WORKOUT 0 BEWITCHED 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) (FC) MOVIE (WED, THU) (MM) CITYLIMITS (MON) (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (TUE, WED) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (THU) (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (FRI) 9:10 Q GOOD MORNING 9:30 O MUPPETS O LES SATELLIPOPETTES 0 WHAT'S COOKING (R) 0 MY THREE SONS 0 TODAY’S SPECIAL (PC) CINEMA (FRI) (TSN) SPORTSPAGE (TUE) (TSN) FISHING (FRI) 10:00 0 «26,000 PYRAMID 0 FACTS OF LIFE (R) O CURIOUS GEORGE O LA BANDE A NIME 0 NEW YOU 0 LOVE BOAT 0 READING RAINBOW (FC) MOVIE (MON, TUE.FRI) (PC) CINEMA (MON.WED, THU) (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (MON) (TSN) COLLEGE LACROSSE (MON) (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOT- BALL (TUE) (TSN) MARK SOSIN'S SALT WATER JOURNAL (WED) (TSN) WRESTLING (FRI) 10:06 0 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O DANIEL BERTOLINO, L'EXPLORATION ET VOUS (DEBUT) g (THU) 0 O UN REGARD S'ARRETE (DEBUT) (FRI) 0 SCRABBLE O 0 ALL-STAR BLITZ 0 20 MINUTE WORKOUT 0 HOUSEWARMING WITH CHARLIE WING (MON) 0 EVERYDAY COOKING WITH JACQUES PEPIN (TUE) 0 COLLEGE FOR CANINES (WED) 0 A TASTE OF CHINA (THU) 0 ANTIQUES (FRI) (PC) CINEMA (TUE, WED) (TSN) BASEBALL BUNCH (TUE) (TSN) BASEBALL (THU) 11:45 (PC) CINEMA (THU) AFTERNOON 12:00 O PREMIERE EDITION ONEWS 0 LOVE CONNECTION O MIDDAY O LE MONDE O 0 RYAN'S HOPE Q BONJOUR SOLEIL 0 DIX VOUS INFORME 0 HI NOON 0 INNOVATION (MON) 0 MOVIE (TUE, THU) 0 VIOLONCELLO (WED) 0 PLOWING UP A STORM (FRI) (FC) FAERIE TALE THEATRE (MON) (FC) MOVIE (TUE, FRI) (PC) CINEMA (MON) (MM) SOFT AND ROMANTIC (MON) (MM) BACKTRAX (TUE) (MM) SNEAK PREVIEWS (WED) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (THU) (MM) TOP 30 COUNTDOWN (FRI) (TSN) THE WAY IT WAS (MON) (TSN) YES YOU CAN (TUE) 12:10 O ACROSS THE FENCE 12:15 00 MIDI.SOLEIL 12:20 0 TELEX ARTS 12:30 o AVIS DE RECHERCHE Q YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 LOVING AVIS DE RECHERCHE (MON.TUE, THU, FRI) 0 NEWS 0 WILD AMERICA (MON) (FC) MOVIE (THU) (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (MON) (TSN) TOP RANK BOXING (TUE) 1:00 0 O REFLETS D UN PAYS (DEBUT) (MON) 0 Q REFLETS D’UN PAYS (TUE-FRI) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES DAYTIME SPECIALS 12:00 (FC) FAERIE TALE THEATRE Princess And The Pea” This version of the classic tale stars Liza Minnelli as Princess Alecia, Tom Conti as Prince Richard and Beatrice Straight as the prince s mother 1:00 0 THE YIN AND THE YANKEE A chronicle of magazine editor Melcolm Forbes' 2,000-mile tour of the People's Republic of China in a hol-air balloon and on a motorcycle.(FC) CLEO LAINE IN CONCERT British pop and iazz songstress Cleo Laine performs a concert backed up by her husband, saxophonist John Dankworth.DAYTIME CHILDREN’S SHOWS 10:000 READING RAINBOW Lily Tomlin narrates "Gregory, The Terrible Eater LeVar Burton finds out some interesting facts about the eating habits of animals.(R) g 12:00 (FC) FAERIE TALE THEATRE Princess And The Pea" This version of the classic tale stars Liza Minnelli as Princess Alecia, Tom Conti as Prince Richard and Beatrice Straight as the prince's mother.DAYTIME SPORTS 6:00 (TSN) JULIUS ERVING'S SPORTS FOCUS 6:30 (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL Footscray Bulldogs vs.Colling-wood Magpies (R) 7:00 (TSN) THE WAY IT WAS A look back at the '55 World Series between the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees 7:30 (TSN) TOP RANK BOXING Bernard Taylor vs.Tyronne Downes in a featherweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Atlantic City.N.J.(R) 10:00 aSN) COLLEGE LACROSSE Johns Hopkins vs Syracuse, from Providence, R.l.(R) 12:00 (TSN) THE WAY IT WAS A look back at the '55 World Series between the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees.12:30 (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL Footscray Bulldogs vs Colling-wood Magpies (R) TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985—15 Monda 2:00 (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 2:30 (TSN) FISHIN* HOLE 3:00 (TSN) USFL FOOTBALL New Jersey Generals at Oakland Invaders (R) DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 (FC) ?“The Natural" (1984, Dra ma) Robert Redford, Robert Duvall The uncanny, almost mythical, natural ability of a middle-aged baseball player rockets a major league team toward the 1939 pennant.'PG' 8:00 (PC) “Les Exterminateurs de l’an 3000“ (1984, Science-fiction) Robert Janucci, Alicia Moro.Au milieu de paysages ravages par la secher-sesse, des bandes rivales s'entre-tuent pour la moindre goutte d'eau 8:30 (FC) ?'s “Tales That Witness Madness" (1973, Horror) Kim Novak, Joan Collins.An anthology of four tales about an invisible tiger, a time-machine bicycle, a killer tree and a sacrificial virgin.'R' 9:00 O ?“Blindfold'' (1966, Suspense) Rock Hudson, Claudia Cardinale.A psychiatrist becomes involved with international conflict when he treats a scientist sought by two opposing governments.10:00 (FC) ?“Raiders Of The Lost Ark" (1981, Adventure) Harrison Ford, Karen Allen.In 1936, a globe-trotting archeologist-adventurer races Nazi evildoers for a legendary religious artifact of enormous power, narrowly escaping dozens of death traps en route 'PG' (PC) ?'Boulevard des assassins" (1982, Drame) Victor Lanoux, Jean-Louis Trmtignant Un ancien journaliste en vacances sur la Cote d'Azur, soupçonne le maire de la ville d’avoir organise un assassinat.12:00 (PC) ?Vj “Etre ou ne pas etre" (1983, Comedie) Mel Brooks, Anne Bancroft Une histoire d'espionnage pour ayant decor la Deuxieme Guerre Mondiale 1:46 Q Œ) “Le Gladiateur de Rome" (1962, Aventures) Gordon Scott.Wan* disa Guida Un jeune praticien s’éprend d'une princesse sicilienne, qui.apres la conquête de son pays par les Romains, est devenue esclave dans la famille du jeune homme.2:00O O "La Grande Evasion" (2e de 2) (1963, Drame) Steve McQueen, James Garner.Durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, les Allemands construisent des camps spéciaux destines a loger les spécialistes de l'évasion (FC) ?“Curse Of The Pink Panther" (1983, Comedy) Ted Wass, David Niven.A bumbling New York City cop interviews a host of suspicious characters in his investigation of the theft of the fabulous Pink Panther diamond PG’ (PC) AVi “Barbe d'or et les pirates" (1983, Comedie) Graham Chapman.Peter Boyle.Un pirate s'évade de prison afin de récupérer un trésor qu'il a cache sur une ile des Caraïbes vingt ans plus tôt.4:00 (PC) "Les mantes religieuses" (1982, Suspense) Jonathan Pryce.Carmen DuSautoy.Sous des extérieurs séduisants, deux femmes cachent une nature semblable a la mante religieuse.Tuesda DAYTIME SPECIAL I 6:00 (B NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DAYTIME CHILDREN’S SHOW 10:00® READING RAINBOW LeVar Burton reads "Three By The Sea" and discovers that stories can be created out of the sea, the sand or the air.(R) Q DAYTIME SPORTS 8:00 (TSN) FISHING Arthur Smith Kingfish, Dolphin and Wahoo Tournament 6:30 (TSN) COLLEGE WORLD SERIES From Omaha, Neb.(R) 9:30 (TSN) SPORTSPAGE 10:00 (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL Footscray Bulldogs vs Colling-wood Magpies (R) 11:30 (TSN) BASEBALL BUNCH Guest St Louis Cardinal infielder Ozzie Smith.12:00 (TSN) YES YOU CAN Guest diver Jennifer Chandler.12:30 aSN) TOP RANK BOXING Bernard Taylor vs Tyronne Downes in a feath erweight bout scheduled for 10 un insecte qui dévoré son partenaire apres l'acte d’amour 6:00 O AAV?Fievre blonde' (1955, Comedie) Diana Dors.John Gregson Un provincial mal dégrossi, chiffonnier de son metier et aussi avare que riche, se laisse entrainer un soir par des amis dans un music-hall de Londres EVENING 6:00 O CE SOIR / SPORTS O G O O S) Œ news O LE MONDE CD LE 18 HEURES IS MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) FAERIE TALE THEATRE "Prin-cess And The Pea" This version of the classic ta'e stars Liza Minnelli as Princess Alecia, Tom Conti as Prince Richard and Beatrice Straight as the prince's mother (MM) SOFT AND ROMANTIC Softer sounds from today's top artists.(TSN) BASEBALL BUNCH Guest St Louis Cardinal infielder Ozzie Smith 8:30 G PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invi-tee.Marguerite Yourcenar.( 1 re de 4) Q NBC NEWS O UN AIR D'ETE O ® ABC NEWS g Q LE 9 VOUS INFORME Œ) FORUM Avec Claude Boulard et Danielle Godin.6D EDWARD ET MRS.SIMPSON: LE PETIT PRINCE A la mort de son pere, Edward devient roi d'Angleterre, mais sa pensee est totalement accaparée par Mme Simpson (3e) (TSN) YES YOU CAN Guest: diver Jennifer Chandler.7:00 G Q TROUVEZ L'ERREUR O CBS NEWS G WHEEL OF FORTUNE O COUNTRY REPORT OTAXI IB ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Inter-view with Kathleen Turner.® BARNEY MILLER £B BUSINESS REPORT (FC) MOVIE *?"Gold Lust" (1984, Documentary) Narrated by Orson Welles.The story of Serra Pelade, a small mountain in Brazil that recently became the site one of the richest s ngle gold discoveries of the twentieth century.(PC/ CINEMA 'Les Exterminateurs de l’an 3000" (1984, Science-fiction) Robert Janucci, Alicia Moro.Au milieu de paysages ravages par la secher-sesse, des bandes rivales s’entre-tuent pour la moindre goutte d'eau.(MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS Rock, talk, gossip and videos (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 O O POIVRE ET SEL Marie-Rose sacrifie un diner avec Hector pour aider une amie qui a des problèmes.Q O O FAMILY FEUD GM-A-S-H G VENTURE O CD LE QUEBEC A LA CARTE Avec Claude Boulard et Danielle Godin (B THRILL OF A LIFETIME (R) g 3) BENNY HILL O) LES P'TITS PLATS DU QUEBEC Nous nous rendons dans la region de Ste-Famille ou l'on prepare la "mousse aux (raises." rounds, from Atlantic City.N.J.(R) 3:00 (TSN) USFL FOOTBALL San Antonio Gunslingers at Houston Gamblers (R) DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 (FC) ?* "Gold Lust" (1984.Documentary) Narrated by Orson Welles.The story of Serra Pelada, a small mountain in Brazil that recently became the site one ol the richest single gold discoveries of the twentieth can-lury (PC) *14 "Barbe d'or et les pirates' (1983.Comedie) Graham Chapman.Peter Boyle.Un pirate s evade de prison afin de récupérer un trésor qu'il a cache sur une ile des Caraïbes vingt ans plus toi 6:30(FC) ?"Ups & Downs" (1983, Comedy) Cotin SKinner, Andrew Sabiston.Two conniving roomates in a Canandian boarding school match wits with their itrict headmaster in a crusade to obliterate every rule in the institution.6:00(PC) "La Cible" ' ** * homework amid the new throng of people.Nancy put it away.Andy storms off to school.Kim is worried.Heather comes to see Betsy.Tucker has issued a final ultimatum and she doesn’t know what to do.Nanny says it’s impossible for Stewart to have had anything to do with the fire but how can he convince the police of that without an alibi.Nanny says she’ll give him an alibi.Tucker and Heather finally decide that they won’t get married but will remain frirends.THIS WEEK: Kim is on her guard.Steve looks for money.ANOTHER WORLD-Don- na, Jake and Bridget! wait at the hospital and Nancy and Thomasina get a call everything went well.Gatlin defends Brittany for befriending Kevin but Sally is still aggravated.Cass slips on to the set of Felicia's talk show as she is interviewing Daphne.Kathleen is livid when she sees the two of them together but is impressed with Cass’ performance.Felicia decides she must get Cass and Kathleen back together.Clarice almost finds where Larry is hiding his stash of drugs.SEARCH FOR TOMOR- ROW-Hogan spills the beans to Wendy about his family’s attitude toward Sarah.Quinn tells Wendy she is the perfect female.Wendy is honest about being jealous of Sarah.Quinn calls Wendy, Sarah, while making love.Liza tells Lloyd they are not an engaged couple, she doesn’t feel free to accept his proposal.Ryder tells Bela he can make trouble for him if Bela doesn’t leave the circus.Bela goads Ryder about his mother and father, pushing Ryder to the point where Ryder threatens to tell Randolph.Lisa is frantic over the missing TR.Quinn won’t let Wendy hide behind business as usual.Kate tells Sarah about Quinn’s boyhood.Quinn reaffirms his affection for Wendy.Hogan and Liza’s passion is rekindled THIS WEEK: Kate is horrified., Bela challenges Ryder.• • « 1 20—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1985 uifty neats of service to the people, Thank you for your confidence, Chianij 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