The record, 16 août 1985, Supplément 1

WÊÊÊtÊSmsBmms i« «L nm ¦BBB euitiire rxj N-».,- ?imli .« .•*• '3 1 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1985 Competition close for ’85 Country Music Awards TORONTO (CP) — Dick Damron, Terry Carisse, Anne Murray and Kelita Haverland have racked up four nominations each for the Academy of Country Music Entertainment’s 1985 awards honoring the Canadian country music industry.The awards are to be presented Sept.8 in Edmonton as part of the 800-member academy’s annual country music week, held in a different centre each year.Co-hosts for the awards presentation will be Damron, double nominee Car-roll Baker and American country artist Charley Pride.Both Damron and Murray are locked in competition with Ba- ker, The Family Brown and The Mercey Brothers for the entertai-ner(s) of the year award, the academy’s top prize.And Murray and Baker join Haverland and Laura Vinson in trying to break Marie Bottrell’s two-year hold on the top female vocalist crown.Carisse will be defending his position as last year’s top male artist against Damron, Eddie Eastman, Paul Weber and triple nominee Gary Fjellgaard.The Family Brown, who have locked up the top group award for an astounding nine consecutive years, will try for an even 10 as they face The Merceys, The C-Weed Band, The Bobby Lalonde Band and the Midnite Rodeo Band.Following is a complete list of nominees for the 1985 Canadian Country Music Awards.Entertainer(s)oftheyear: Car-roll Baker; Dick Damron; Family Brown; Mercey Brothers; Anne Murray.Single of the year: The Closest Thing to You (Terry Carisse); Midnight Invitation (Terry Sum-sion); Riding on the Wind (Gary Fjellgaard); Too Hot to Handle (Kelita Haverland); You Lifted Me High Enough (Mercey Brothers).Album of the year: The Closest Thing to You (Terry Carisse); Heart Over Mind (Anne Murray) ; Heroes (Murray McLauchlan); Last Dance on Saturday Night (Dick Damron) ; Midnight Invitation (Terry Sumsion).Song of the year: Alberta Crude (composers Laura Vinson, Rob Harrison); Counting the I Love Yous (composers Terry Carisse, Bruce Rawlins); Magic in the Music (composer Errol Ran-ville); Nothing Good About Goodbye (composers Gilles Godard, Kelita Haverland); She Can Survive (composer Gary Fjellgaard).Female vocalist: Carroll Baker; Marie Bottrell; Kelita Haverland; Anne Murray; Laura Vinson.Male vocalist: Terry Carisse; Dick Damron; Eddie Eastman; Gary Fjellgaard ; Paul Weber.Group: C-Weed Band; Family Brown; Bobby Lalonde Band; Mercey Brothers; Midnite Rodeo Band.Duo : Dick Damron and Ginny Mitchell; Gilles Godard and Kelita Haverland; Anne Murray and Dave Loggins; Ronnie Prophet and Glory-Anne Carrière; Tim Taylor and Anita Perras.Rising star award: Chris Krienke; Anne Lord; Ginny Mitchell; Rick Thompson; Susan Tyler.Strange mix gives Oak Ridge Boys a unique style By Gwen Dambrofsky CRAVEN, Sask.(CP) — It is hard to imagine a more disparate quartet of individuals than the Oak Ridge*Boys.There's fast-talking, T-shirted Joe Bonsall, who would look at home strutting down the mean streets of any major city; hulking, silent William Lee Golden, the archtypical mountain man; enigmatic Richard Ster-ban, with his dark leading-man good looks and seductive bass voice; and Duane Allen, who looks and sounds like any average, middle-American business executive.Two are eastern U.S.coast natives — Sterban from New Jersey, Bonsall from Philadelphia.Two hail from the deep south — Allen was born in Texas and Golden in Alabama.But when the four get on stage, as they did before 70,000 cheering fans at the recent Big Valley Jamboree in this sleepy village 30 kilometres north of Regina, they blend together as easily as the barbershop-style harmonies that mark their unique musical style.WON AWARDS Since the Oak Ridge Boys switched from gospel music to country in 1975, the band has racked up some of the most impressive credentials in the industry.They have received dozens of awards, including accolades from the Country Music Association, the Academy of Country Music and four Grammy Awards.Nine of their albums have gone gold, and two — the Oak Ridge Hee Haw star is Goober disguised By Joe Edwards The Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn.— George Lindsey, the jovial Goober of The Andy Griffith Show and now a regular on Hee Haw, figures he has raised a generation of television viewers without growing up himself.“There may be more Goober in me than I’m willing to admit,” says Lindsey.“I may be Goober disguised as George Lindsey.“He and I both missed adulthood.I’ve never worn a snap-brim felt hat.” Lindsey was on the Griffith show and its successor, Mayberry RFD, from 1964 to 1971 and on Hee Haw ever since.“I’ve been on TV every week for 21 years,” he says with a big Goober grin.“America has grown up with me.Goober is Eve-ryman; everyone finds something to like about ol’ Goober.” There was a time, though, when Lindsey was sick of Goober — sick of his mother introducing him as Goober and his daughter calling him Goober Daddy.Even now, it’s an unwritten rule on the Hee Haw set that he’s always called George and he signs autographs as just plain George Lindsey.LOCKED IN Being identified with one character “can be an albatross as far as your career growing,” he says.“You get locked into that \character.Producers won’t hire you for other things.But I wouldn’t have done it any other way.” Lindsey, who gives his age only as “ancient,” joined the four-year-old Andy Griffith Show in 1964 as Goober Pyle after Jim Nabors took his Corner Pyle character to his own show.The Griffith show was popular, Lindsey says, because “it was honest and simple.” “At that time, we were the best acting ensemble on TV.The scripts were terrific.Andy is the best script constructionist I’ve ever been involved with.And you have to lift your acting level up to his; he’s awfully good.“The show’s still as popular today as ever and this is its 25th year.” His favorite episode was The Talking Dog, in which Opie and his buddies put a tiny speaker under a dog’s collar.“Goober thought he had a talking dog.It revealed Goober’s childlike qualities; it made you laugh and cry.” Lindsey says Griffith has described Goober “as the kind of guy who would go into a restaurant and say, ‘Hey, this is great salt.’” Despite 21 years of steady TV work, he yearns to be the star of his own show.Or maybe land a juicy dramatic role in a movie.“There’s a role out there for me that I can win an Academy award for, maybe about a retarded person or a pathos role,” he said.“I dream about that and what I would say in my acceptance speech.” SHOT DILLON He does have movie expe- i rience, having appeared in Can- j nonball Run II and Take This Job and Shove It.His voice was used in three animated Walt Disney features: The Aristocats, The Rescuers and Robin Hood.Early in his career, he often was a heavy and once shot Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke.A resident of Los Angeles, Lindsey makes about 200 personal appearances a year.He says he’s visited 166 truck stops since 1984 and can sign 800 pictures an hour “if you don’t look up.” He does standup comedy in Nevada nightspots and later this year will do a two-hour TV movie, Return to Mayberry, with the old Griffith gang.In his current nightclub act, there’s nothing too off-color, just some double entendres about fruit jar rubbers and being gelded.He ends the show by tap- and break-dancing.“It blows ’em away,” he says.Reflecting on his long, merry TV career, he says: “There’s a residual effect of knowing I’ve made America laugh.I’m not the only one, but I’ve contributed something.” One tombstone inscription he’s considering is: “I hope I made you laugh.” The other, more typical of his humor, is: “I TOLD you I was sick.” Boys's Greatest Hits and Fancy Free — have gone platinum.The group peaked in 1981 with a catchy, upbeat ditty called Elvira, which won virtually every country award for song of the year and was a hit on pop charts as well.“Elvira was the biggest-selling single ever to come out of Nashville,” boasts Bonsall.“Four years later people are still yelling ‘oom pawpa mou mou’ at us.Everybody in the recording business would love to have a record that would do for them what Elvira did for us.” Sterban says a large measure of the group’s success has come from sheer hard work.“A lot of people in this business get to a certain place and think they can coast,” he says.“We work harder since we’ve made it than we did when we were trying to make it.” But the group agrees the ingredient that has made that extra difference has been adaptability.“Every year we try to stay with what’s happening,” says Bonsall.“We enjoy the challenge that comes with improving musically and improving the stage show.We stay excited about it.” Take, for instance, their recent performance on the same bill as the Beach Boys at a Fourth of July picnic in Washington, D.C.California rock and down-South country may seem a strange concoction, but Bonsall says that was exactly the attraction of the joint performances.“We have talked about possibly doing a recording project together, maybe even doing a small tour together,” he says.“It’s just in the talking stages.” “Yeah, I think we’ll probably experiment a little bit before we make a lot of noise about it,” Allen adds cautiously.They are also working on a new album they hope to release this fall.North Hatley, Quebec AUGUST 8 — AUGUST 24 ANGEL OF DEATH Written by Raymond Storey Directed by Perry Schneiderman "Alice will be just fine.if she doesn't open the attic door".Tues.-Fri.8:30 p.m.Wed.Matinée 2:00 p.m.Sat.6:00 & 9:30 p.m.Country Suppers (Reservations only) THEATRE =-~ iKUt|H Or Write Box 390, North Hatley, Quebec, JOB 2C0 819-842-2191 TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1985—3 Youngsters should be encouraged to join clubs With the influx of vacationers in the townships, I would imagine the circulation of the RECORD increases during the summer months.I would like to think that many are philatelists and read this column.I know you prefer fishing, swimming or boating at this time of year to stamp collecting, and I can’t say that I blame you, but September is coming and you’ll want to get back into the swing of things.I can’t stress enough the importance of stamp clubs, especially to youngsters and beginners.Nor can it be stressed enough to stamp clubs the importance of youngsters to their organizations.It is where you will receive your philatelic education.It is also a place where you will make good friends.The size or type of your collection is irrelevant.It would be worth your while to inquire as to the meeting place of Massawippi Festival The popular Festival du Lac Massawippi concert series continues Sunday Aug.18 with appearances by cellist Zophia Wierzbicka and oianist France Dupuis.Stamp corner I By Peter McCarthy your local stamp club.If there isn’t one in your area, get together with other stamp collectors and start one.Make sure and include young people.If you are not sure of how to go about getting one started, write to an established club.They will be more than happy to help out.If you don’t know of one, write to me at P.O.Box 688, Richmond, Que., JOB 2H0.I’ll do all I can to put you on the right track.BEWARE CRITICISM When reading philatelic columns, one must be very careful and not take too seriously some of the criticism that goes on.Many columnists either own a stamp busines or, are agents for suppliers of accessories.A perfect example of this fact appeared in a recent issue of the Canadian Philatelist, the official journal of the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada.Darnell’s new catalogue of Canadian stamps, which is in French, was reviewed.Anyone forming an opinion based strictly on the review, certainly would never buy the Darnell catalogue.It was later discovered that the reviewer was an executive of a large philatelic supply company.This company is the publisher of a major Canadian stamp catalogue which is a competitor of Darnell’s.Columnists should be a little more discreet about what they write.Nothing is gained from this type of criticism.The reader especially, won’t learn Dominick Auto Sport Ltee My advice is to examine all the products on the markets in order to make up your mind as to what you think will be best suited to your needs.If you are not sure, contact someone that is reliable and can guide you in the right direction.Here is a little trivia.On June the 26th, 1959, a stamp was issued to commemorate the official opening of the St.Lawrence Seaway.The ceremony took place at the St.Lambert locks.What many people do not know, is that the first ship to go through the Sea- way was the Royal Yacht Britannia.She led a virtual convoy through the St.Lambert locks on April 25th, 1959 at approximately eleven o’clock in the morning.A full two months before the official opening.A reader recently wrote to tell me of a catalogue which would be of use to collectors of U.S.stamps.It is called the Postal Service Guide to U.S.Stamps.It is in colour and is available through any large U.S.post office at a cost of $3.50 U.S.Entertainment shorts WIN AWARDS Jazz impresario and pianist George Wein and composer Otto Luening have been given American Eagle Awards by the National Music Council for their significant contributions to American music.DESIGNS SHOWN Selected rare books on design themes will be on view through Oct.6 at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum in New York.The volumes highlight the importance of illustrated books as tools in the design process.OWNED DOGS As a child, Shirley Temple owned three dogs: Corky, a scot-tie; Rowdy, a cocker spaniel; and Ching Ching, a Pekingese.¦4 Something’s missing EDITOR’S NOTE: / Three regular columns are missing from this edition of Townships Weei all due to those good old-fashioned ‘circumstances beyond our control’.The three missing items are Timothy Belford’s Wine Bits, Michael McDevitt’s What's On and Tadeusz Letarte’s Who’s Who.So for those readers who assume that the third is actually one or the other of the first two disguised by a pen name, keep on guessing.The Record regrets any inconvenience this may cause.All three columns should be back in their regular slots next week.I suppose, when you get right down to it, we regret whatever inconvenience THAT might cause as well._____________________________________ H’iHutierge Cabana Summer 85 Route 143 • Bromptonville 567-4008 — 846-2751 Dominick Dalloire owner and its Dining Room "Le Bordeleau" offers, this Summer, these Special Menus: SPECIAL MENUS SUNDAY — BRUNCH at *La Brise'! $10.95 Supper: Family Oriented Menu - Roasts - Stuffed Crepes -Fresh Fish - Assorted Steaks MONDAY — REGIONAL FAVORITES .Fresh Cod 'Fines herbes* - Lamb Stew - Braised Beef in Ale TUESDAY — TYPICAL QUEBEC BUFFET: $11.50 WEDNESDAY — For lovers ol Grilled Steak and Frog Legs THURSDAY — Fresh fish and Seafood Night FRIDAY — Farm Fresh Roast Duckling and Milk Fed Veal SATURDAY — Our Shellfish and famous Prime Rib Roast -Open from: 6:00 p.m.to 11:00 p.m.Prices for supper from $8.50 1460, Promenade du Lac West, MAGOG For Reservation: (819) 843-331! 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16.1985 Culture addicts get fix with Shakespeare, Shaw By Donnelly So you’ve seen what the Piggery’s had to offer.Maybe you've even dabbled with some French theatre ’round these parts.Your Montreal connection can’t provide until the fall.But you can still get a cultural fix in central Canada, especially if you've got holidays held in reserve.The two most important draws continue to be the Stratford and Shaw festivals.It is gratifying to see fine performers who got their big start at the Piggery and Festival Lennoxville (Goldie Semple, David Schurmann, Susan Wright and Joe Zeigler, to name but a few) not only go on to these national theatrical venues but become permanent members of the troop.A market town in the agricultu- J ral midlands of Ontario, like England’s original, Stratford is home to the festival mandated to ; keep alive the works of the great bard and his contemporaries but has increasingly stretched it to include everything from Gilbert and Sullivan to Beckett to new Canadian plays.The Shaw, situated in the picturesque village of Niagara-on-the-Lake, tends to stick more closely to its objectives, producing the plays of George Bernard and others of the Shavean era.STRATFORD Some believe that Stratford has spread itself too thin.In recent years, it has run into financial difficulties — and not for lack of government financing.But the festival still stages the best Shakespearean productions on the continent and of this year’s repertoire — KING LEAR, TWELFTH NIGHT and MEASURE FOR MEASURE — the latter two are unbeatable.TWELFTH NIGHT is done just as the poet would have wanted.The costumes are Italian Renaissance, the music by Louis Apple-baum and singing by Edward Atienza as a wordly wise Feste, superbly appropriate but the subtlety of the acting, especially by Colin Feore as Orsino and Seana McKenna as Viola, made it the most enjoyable production of this very accessible comedy we have yet seen.OF Will may have been shocked to see the liberties taken with MEASURE FOR MEASURE.But then he would have been shocked by the world in which we live, the world in which director Michael Bogdanov has chosen to situate it.This 16th century examination of moral and political hypocrisy never seemed more appropriate.The decaying values of the middle ages and the rise of puritanism have parallels today.AUDIENCE TAKES PART The audience is welcomed into a sleazy club populated by new wave yuppies, punk gays, heavy metal transvestites and whores, disco pimps and gangsters.Some spectators are coaxed to mingle on the dance floor stage.The leather and chains of the low life are constrasted with the elite's silk and worsted.Values are discussed in boardrooms of the upper classes and enforced in their courts.Again, the audience becomes part of the show at a mass political rally.In this climate, born-again righteousness is tested by a philosopher-king and found wanting.But this modern interpreta- Jennifer Phipps as The Princess and Marti Maraden as Ermyntrude in Bernard Shaw’s The Inca of Perusalem, “a most delightful apéritif’.‘Growltiger” Sandy Winsby and crew prowl through a back alley wonderland in Cats.tion ends on an equivocal note as the heroine is forced by this benevolent despot to give up her own calling to be his lady.Direction is the star here but, without excellent support staff and strong acting, Bogdanov could not have pulled it off The omnipotent Duke is probably Alan Scarfe’s finest role, showing him to be one of Canada's greatest actors.LACKS MAGIC TOUCH KING LEAR, artistic director John Hirsch’s parting shot to Stratford, has never been one of our favourites.Hirsch has created a full-fledged, graphic world of tragedy and suffering, with Douglas Campbell sometimes evoking its agonizing depths.But the production ultimately lacks the magic touch Hirsch is capable of bestowing.The rest of Stratford’s program goes beyond its mandate but not its capabilities.Associate artistic director Brian Macdonald comes through with yet another first-rate G&S in THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, where Brent Carver does a classic job of the pirate-king.(Stratford new artistic director John Neville directed).THE BEAUX STRATAGEM, a Third Stage production by the Young Company which rivals the fare at the more prestigious venues.Midsummer openings THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR by Gogol on August 9th, Goldsmith’s SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER August 8th and THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams on August 30th portend good things to come.THE SHAW England’s other great bard is honoured in the fittingly lush surroundings of Ontario’s fruit and wine belt.The three Shaw plays offered this year are JOHN BULL’S OTHER ISLAND HEARTBREAK HOUSE and a short and sweet THE INCA OF PERUSALEM.INCA is a one-act farce put on as lunch-hour theatre.At a time when England was fighting Germany in the trenches, it deals with a meeting of royalty from both sides for the purpose of matrimony.The English princess is a dithering idiot incapable of ordering a cup of tea, while the Inca or Kaiser is a self-important, yet talented man reduced to impo-tency by his position as a constitutional monarch of a militant nation.He finds a soul-mate in an ex-millionairess forced to work as lady’s maid to the princess in order to maintain her standard of living.A most delightful apéritif to the Festival’s main courses.In JOHN BULL’S OTHER ISLAND, the people who see the problem clearly — a worldly, cynical ex-patriot and a defrocked priest who wishes to turn Ireland oouglas Rain as Captain Shotover and Marti Maraden as Ellie Dunn m Shows Heartbreak House, an Alice-in Wonderland view of post-England.J war TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 198S-5 .and highly acclaimed Cats into a heaven on earth — watch in amazement as an English liberal who disregards reality in favour of his own vision, reconquers the emerald isle, leaving us to wonder who was right after all.The play is expertly done but far too talky even for the actors who begin to show signs of fatigue by the dénouement.HIGHLY ENTERTAINING HEARTBREAK HOUSE provides an Alice-in-Wonderland view of post-war England.A week-end party at a bizarre country house forced all to face their illusions, leaving no meaning for any of them, save surrendering to destiny.Much more theatrical than ISLAND, its twists and turns are highly entertaining.Douglas Rains as the ancient mariner, Goldie Semple and Fiona Ried as his witch-like daughters, are especially good.The Festival’s other offerings are lighter fare: ONE FOR THE POT, a slapstick parlour comedy is no more than a hilarious vehicle for Heath Lamberts’ triumphant return to the Festival fold ; THE MADWOMAN OF CHAIL-LOT, a comic struggle between the romantic eccentrics of Paris and the rational machinations of ruthless speculators; THE WOMEN, a catty social comedy by Claire Booth Luce about America in the 30s; and NAUGHTY MARIETTA, a romantic musical by Victor Herbert of blossoming love in 18th century New Orleans.TROPICAL MADNESS NO.2, with a plot like a series of surrealist paintings, will be opening August 15th.And CAVALCADE, Noel Coward’s epic musical chronicle of an English family through 30 fateful years, opens the following day.With over 40 actors involved in this mammoth production, the last may prove a culture vulture’s must.AND T.O.TOO While passing through Toronto, an event not to be missed is the deservedly acclaimed CATS, inspired by T.S.Elliot’s OLD POSSUM’S BOOK OF PRACTICAL CATS.There has been so much publicity surrounding this Broadway musical that the more discriminating might be tempted to write if off as plebian but just read your nose! This is a spectacle well worth viewing with enchanting music, talented performers and dazzling sets and costumes.Who ever thought back alleys could prove such a wonderland?Already extended twice, the Toronto run is now set to end in mid November.There is talk of putting it on the road but not until demand at its prime location slows down considerably.A touring show, if it does happen, would inevitably mean sacrificing the extraordinary wraparound set.Toronto has many other theatrical experiences to offer.THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, another Broadway musical produced by the CATS team, has been running for almost as long.Toronto Free Theatre s Ltream in the Park” is over but under 4.u KcûhyMkhael McCAynn struts her stuff as Grizabella in the twice-extended Toronto run of Cats.Guy Sprung’s directorship (formerly with the Centaur in Montreal), innovative works are the watchword there.Consult the free and widely distributed NOW, a weekly arts and entertainment mag, for full listings and reviews.And, like New York, Toronto has a half-price ticket booth run by the actors’ guild, just outside Eaton’s Centre.For film buffs, following hot on the heels of Montreal’s World Film Festival (August 21) is Toronto’s glitzy Festival of Festivals (beginning September 1).We’re not recommending that you live there but it’s a i nice place to visit.It is everything you’ve dreamed o It is nothing you expect.[Friday August 16 Recital Salle Gilles-Lefebvre 8 p.m.Entrance.$10.00 Alvaro Pierri, guitar • Reys - Brouwer - Santorsola - Moreno Torroba Saturday August 17 Musique de Chambre „ „ Salle Gilles-Letebvre 8 p.m.Entrance $10 00 Ehrno.|e^e!1,yre"iv'°''n • Hatto Beyerle.alto • Marc Durand, piano • Raphael Sommer, violoncello • Michael Leiter, contrebasse • Hergozenberg - Brahms - Schubert '‘,SrSZ"Sl“l" .Entrance: StO.OO «re.In,.« .ho» -ho attended earlier concert same evening) ,.Centre d’arts Music School professeurs, students and Strauss waltzes by Schoenberg and Berg • Tango arraigned by Kçise wetter act.Mozart • Brahms /a*coiio Sunday August 18 Concert bouffe Outside on the Terrasse (A‘ SaH® Gilles-Lefebvre in case of rain) • Sylvain Lelievre and Vic Angellilo, electric guitar • Gerard Masse, drums • Denis Cha Le Drop°OiU • Marie-Helene • La bad loque • Le chanteur indigene • Rock, banana split and cream soda • Lettre de Toronto • Overdose 6tC Concert and meal $10.00 • Concert only $5.00.5 p.m.Permanent expositions till September 2 & Lit Gentrir d'Arlft HU r for cl .IMG Exit 118 Eastern Townships Autoroute Mount Orlord Provincial Park c«Mn tfArt* Route 141 North (819)843-3981 1-800-567-6155 STEVEN SPIELBERG Preamts VISA GENERAL mm,mm a ROBERT ZEMECKIS Fta He was never in time for his classes.He wasntm time for his dinner.Then one day.he wasn’t in his time at all.; %¦ y BACK TO THE FUTURE" MICHAEL J.FOX CHRISTOPHER LLOYD ¦ LEA THOMPSON • CRISPIN GLOVER CiNÉMA CAPITOL 565 0111 59 KING est Sherbrooke 7:00 and 9:00 : : G Ml nightly 7:20 - 9:30 Sunday 12:30 - 2:45 - 5:00 7:20 - 9:30 Get niAcfy fon rhi vidso \qE.Cinémas CARREFOUR Sherbrooke 565-0366 VHS cassettes & VCR rentals Computer rotation Starting times Mon.thru Fri.4 to 10 p.m.Saturday & Sunday 1 to 10 p.m.l 6—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1985 Haphazard style mars great baseball memories The Mick, by Mickey Mantle with Herb Gluck (DOUBLEDAY): $22.95, 248 pp.; Rookie by Dwight Gooden with Richard Woodley (DOUBLEDAY): $19.95, 177 pp.; Strike Two by Ron Luciano & David Fisher (BANTAM): $4.50, 322 PP The original lead for this baseball book review was rudely rendered non-applicable by the sudden, but welcome, ending to the baseball strike last Wednesday.So, rather than recommending that the spirit of the boys of summer could be perpetuated in a lawn chair, perusing three books focused on the grand old game, let it be said that there are aspects to Abner Doubleday’s game that might be found entertaining even as one eye is fixed on the tube.Of the three books in question, one is a rather feeble, rambling memoir of one of the most exciting careers in the sport (The Mick); one is a game-by-game diary of a remarkable rookie achievement by a young pitcher (Rookie) ; and the third is the second entry of retired umpire Ron Luciano into the annals of sport literature, following his runaway best-selling book The Umpire Strikes Back, suitably titled (Strike Two).— For the generation that idolized the exploits of the Yankees’ #7, The Mick is a huge disappointment.Most sandlot sluggers who tried to hit from both sides like the magic Mick will be disappointed in the revelations of Mantle’s own story.Oh the glory is there alright — tape-measure homers hit around the American League, the stupendous numbers of the Triple Crown coup of 1956, the Dial M for Murder days in 1961 when Mick and his best friend Roger Maris terrorized pitchers, the father-son relationship with the inimitable Casey, the astonishing quickness of Mantle’s cheetahlike flights to first base before the knees got gimpy, but the book is a sad one as well.For a number of reasons, The Mick mars the memories with its haphazard style, in which the story seems to be recounted through press clippings that have to jolt Mantle’s recall of bold strokes with the bat, or crippling fluke injuries.Far too often the uncertainty of Mantle about what happened takes on the following complexion: “In 1963 in a series at Baltimore.I was on the disabled list, probably with a broken toe or foot.Who knows what it was?” Another embarrassment in the book is the almost total denial of his family of young sons that the great Yankee sadly admits.and the callous manner in which he glosses over the whirlwind years of tagging along with Billy Martin and Whitey Ford with his own family hardly mentioned.But for those who will not be dismayed by the discrepancy between the baseball figure as he seemed to young eyes, and the man he admits to being in Kaleidoscope By RICHARD LONEY The Mick, the book is at least a testimony to the man whose family between the foul lines was always the pinstriped Yankees.With Dwight Gooden rolling along this year at an incredible 18-3 pace, the sophomore jinx does not seem to be a factor for the young (20 last November 16th) New York Mets hurler who became known as “Dr.K.” Rookie allows the soft-spoken, levelheaded kid from Tampa, Florida to tell his own story, beginning with his days at Hillsborough High when he played third base and the outfield while he learned to pitch.The tale of Gooden’s accomplishments is laced with a string of “mosts”, ranging from his rookie strikeout record of 276 (only 13 short of Tom Seaver’s all-time Mets record) to his Rookie of the Year Award, and being the youngest player ever chosen to play in the All-Star Game.Rookie moves from series to series in the 1984 Mets’ year, with Gooden offering shy, non-controversial assessments of the exploits of his teammates such as Darryl Strawberry and Hubie Brooks.Of interest to Expos fans is the last chapter of Rookie in which Gooden comments on “the trade” which sent Gary Carter to the Mets in exchange for Hubie Brooks, Herm Winningham, Dr.K’s catcher Mike Fitzgerald, and his boyhood pal, Floyd Youmans, a fellow member of the pitching fraternity.In light of the continuing impression that pheenom Dwight Gooden is making, not to mention the thorn in the side he’s been to Nos Amours, Rookie is sure to be a popular book with Townships rounders aficionados.men in black, Ron Luciano offers a whimsical, often nutty, view of America’s favorite pastime.RECORD REVIEW Platinum Blonde ALIEN SHORES (COLUMBIA) Remember the concept album phase of rock?Well, Canada’s current contribution to the glamor rock parade, namely Platinum Blonde, uses most of one side of ALIEN SHORES to explore some para-sci-fi mental meandering.Writer Mark Holmes, PB’s lead vocalist, takes off from Erich Von Daniken’s theories about the Incan and Mayan temples and pyramids to pursue some of the esoterica on ALIEN SHORES.At first glance the teased blonde coiffs of this semi-Canadian (2 members are British, Holmes, and new addition and ex of the Deserters, Kenny MacLean) band might lead listeners to wonder if there was much substance ’neath the summer Clairol.But the images and themes explored on their second album might convince many that Platinum Blonde can whip their guitars around as easily as they flash tease combs.Their metier is a slightly toned-down Queen sound, or perhaps a Rush stance designed to curry more commercial favor than Neil Peart and the boys worry about.Lead single from ALIEN SHORES is a Holmes song taken from the non-concept side, “Crying Over You”.Oddly enough it’s one of the weakest tunes on the set, though rather firmly within the dance groove that Sergio Galli, the band’s guitarist, admits took over the entire album.Additional candidate for the singles market is a track called “Hungry Eyes”, though its position as closing cut on the album militates against its getting much play from turntable jockeys who love that outside, ea-sy-to-cue track.With Loverboy and Streetheart on the fade, and the Duranties always poised for fresh titillation, Platinum Blonde appears to be tailor-made to both succeed and pacify.Platinum Blonde shows substance beneath their Clairol golden locks.Cl ITE D1 VMAtlTKJ IHJDVQK CO IMA Iw Saw I I C ¦ jtp I Iwl wlJ I ii Willi I wiwCfll IlmWi 2 MINUTES FROM CARREF0UR The second coming of the umpire who defied the unwritten rule that the best sports arbiter is the one you never notice, Ron Lucian’s Strike Two is more of the anecdotal reminiscing about his 11 years in the American League.Luciano sheds light on such phenomena as the Umpire’s School, the life-threatening hazards of working the minor leagues, or the winter baseball terrors in the lands of dictators, and his ongoing vendetta against Orioles manager Earl Weaver.For those who wonder what could be going through the minds of umpires being beseiged and butted by such termagants of the 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TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1985-7 Tears for Fears combine good tunes, deep lyrics By Richard de Alley LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tears For Fears, the young British duo that has found success by combining end-of-the-world lyrics with irresistible dance music, has nothing to cry about and little to be afraid of this summer.Its second album, Songs From the Big Chair, sold more than 1 million copies and held the No.1 spot on the Billboard album chart for at least four weeks.The album is credited with reviving the ailing American operations of PolyGram Records, which releases Tears For Fears in the United States on the Mercury label.In June, the song Everybody Wants to Rule the World, reached the top of the Billboard singles chart, and at the beginning of August, Shout topped the singles list.Tears for Fears consists of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, both 24.They are natives of Bath, England, chums since 13, and students of existentialist literature and psychologist Arthur Janov’s works on primal scream therapy.The two Brits, short, dark and handsome, have made it a point to shun the glittery rock star life of London and still live in rural Bath.Both are married and shy about the admiration of their fans, especially teenage girls prone to throw clothing up on stage when they perform.Orzabal is the songwriter and plays guitar and keyboard, programs synthesizer rhythms, and sings.Smith sings and plays bass.as palpable as the hot smoggy air.The duo was on the West Coast leg of their American tour with their backup group of keyboardist Ian Stanley, drummer Manny Elias, Andy Sanders on guitar, William Gregory on saxophone and Nikki Holland on key- boards.PART OF BRITISH SURGE Songs From the Big Chair is the latest in a resurgence of British groups on American charts.No foreign act managed to top Billboard’s charts in 1984, but so far in 1985, Make It Big by Wham! and Phil Collins’ No Jacket Required have topped album charts, along with Tears for Fears.“I think people have looked to what Britain has done since the Beatles,” Smith said.“American rock was, and still is to some ex-tent, a closed shop.RED Speedwagon, Toto, Boston, Foreigner — all those bands, and I wouldn't be able to tell which from which.For over 10 years, they’ve been playing the same things.AT ffUikfS different MAISON DE L’AUTO R.C.HIS SALES PERSONNEL Micheline Trepanier-Gingras Crystian E Longpre Sales Director Representative Donald Forget Representative Lucie P Langlois Representative Jean-Paul Goupil Representative HIS SERVICE AFTER SALE HIS PRODUCT STELLAR HYunoni MAISON DE L’AUTO R.C.INC."“Æ'eT B'“d 564-0777 MUSIC IS ACCESSIBLE The duo took its name from a chapter title in Janov’s Prisoners of Pain.The album title Songs From the Big Chair is taken from the television movie Sybil.The title character, played by Sally Field, suffered from multiple personalities and found refuge only in a big chair in her psychiatrist’s office.Despite Tears For Fears’ obsession with psychology, the music doesn’t sound like a left-behind suicide tape, or the wailing tunes John Lennon recorded under Janov’s influence in the early 1970s.What makes Tears for Fears’ tunes accessible is the music that cradles it: carefully produced synthesizer and guitar work that avoids trivializing lyrics, beckoning the dancer to listen, and the listener to dance.“One simple explanation would be the people we’re influenced by,” said Smith.“Like Talking Heads and Peter Gabriel, they do the same kind of thing, combining a good tune with very deep lyrics, trying to make a song work on three levels of depth, of meaning, and still be musically very good.” Smith was in Los Angeles recently, savoring a success almost (SPECIALLY FOR THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING COMMUNITY) BOUTIQUE SANTE^OOO CARREFOUR DE L'ESTRIE In collaboration with AM.ææjtvns 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1985 This week's TV Listings hr this week's television programs as supplied by I Compulog Corp.While we make every effort to ensure their 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DUDLEY DORIGHT 7:00 © TOM AND JERRY AND FRIENDS © U S FARM REPORT © WORLD TOMORROW © BULLWINKLE (PC) TOM SAWYER 7:30 © IT IS WRITTEN © JIMMY SWAGGART © DAY OF DISCOVERY © VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS (PC) ALBATOR 7:45 O MIRE ET MUSIQUE 8:00 © BATMAN Q DAY OF DISCOVERY © © JIMMY SWAGGART © KENNETH COPELAND © SESAME STREET (R) g (PC) CINEMA * * % "Un roi a New-York" (1957, Comedie) Charlie Chaplin, Dawn Addams.Le roi exile d'un pays d'Europe visite les Etat-Unis au temps de la chasse aux sorcières maccarthyste (MM) MALCOLM MCLAREN SPOTLIGHT (TSN) PGA GOLF Buick Open, third round from Grand Blanc, Mich (R) 8:30 © CARTOONS © ORAL ROBERTS © SUNDAY MASS © JIMMY SWAGGART (FC) MOVIE A**'* "King Of Hearts" (1967, Comedy) Alan Bates.Genevieve Bujold An abandoned French village is left to local lunatics during World War I (Dubbed) 8:50 © GOOD MORNING 9:00 © © WOODY LE PIC Q SUNDAY MORNING Scheduled profile of golfer Arnold Palmer.Q ROBERT SCHULLER O THIS IS THE LIFE © AU CENTUPLE © WORLD TOMORROW © ORAL ROBERTS © MISTER ROGERS (R) (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 9:30 © © DU NEUF AU ZOO © MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD Q IT IS WRITTEN © WORLD TOMORROW © LARRY JONES © ROD AND REEL 10:00 © © LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR © MOVIE ?'4 "Northern Pursuit" (1943.Adventure) Errol Flynn, Julie Bishop A mountie relentlessly combs the Canadian wilderness in search of a Nazi saboteur.© STAR TREK © IL EST ECRIT © THIS IS THE LIFE © C'ETAIT L'BON TEMPS Invitee: Rita Lafontaine.© HELLENIC PROGRAM © WORLD TOMORROW © ACROSS THE FENCE (TSN) BASEBALL Montreal Expos at St.Louis Cardinals (R) 10:30 © FACE THE NATION Q KICK BOXING © JERRY FALWELL © TELEDOMENICA t CELEBRATING CHRIST CROSSROADS (FC) MOVIE The Bitter Tea Of General Yen" (1933, Drama) Barbara Stanwyck, Nils Asther.Rejected in love, a Chinese warrior decides to take his own life.(PC) CINEMA "Touareg, le guerrier du desert" (1984, Aventures) Mark Harmon, Luis Prendes Un nomade touareg, vivant dans le Sahara, accorde l'asile a deux fugitifs et les protégera contre l'armee et le gouvernement 11:00© FILMS D'ART: CLAES OLDENBURG © YOU CAN QUOTE ME © SUMMER FEST O LES ETOILES DE LA LUTTE O LA LUTTE INTERNATIONALE © MATINEE AT THE BIJOU 11:30 © TAKING ADVANTAGE 8 JOY OF GARDENING © MEETING PLACE Archdeacon Pe-ter B Moore conducts services from St.George’s Anglican Church in Guelph, Ont.(R) © THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINK-LEY © EN TOUTE AMITIE © FATHER JOHN BERTOLUCCI AFTERNOON 12:00 © Q LA SEMAINE VERTE O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS ©FOCUS O CINEMA "Faut-il laisser mourir Karen?" (1977, Drame) Brian Keith, Piper Laurie.A la suite de l’absorption simultanée de drogue et d’alcool, une jeune femme se retrouve dans un état comateux et est maintenue en vie grace a un appareil respiratoire, et ses parents reclament qu’on débranché l’appareil.© BON DIMANCHE Avec Reine Malo et ses invites ® THIS WEEK WITH DAVID brink-ley (FC) MOVIE "Murder In Space" (1985, Mystery) Wilfred Brimley, Mar tin Balsam.During the return voyage of the first manned mission to Mars, members of the international crew, which includes U S.and Soviet scientists, are systematically murdered by an unknown killer (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock videos with the latest in music news and views.2:30 O ALICE 0 MEET THE PRESS © SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Same-day coverage of the Formula One Austrian Grand Prix auto race from Zeltweg, Austria O COMMUNITY 8 CD UNTAMED WORLD A look at the interdependent systems of plant and animal life on the* savannahs of southeast Africa.(R) © TRIPODS (PC) CINEMA **''2 "Scandale a la une" (1985, Drame) Burt Lancaster, Pamela Reed.Un magnat de la presse a scandale n'hesite pas a publier les nouvelles les plus horribles pour satisfaire l'appetit de ses lecteurs (TSN) BOXING Felipe Montellano vs.Curtis Summit in a welterweight scheduled for 10 rounds from Atlantic City, N J 1:00 O O PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invitee: Madeleine Renaud.( Ire de 3) O BATMAN 0 NORTHERN OUTDOORS O MOVIE ?"4 For Texas” (1963, Western) Frank Sinatra.Ursula Andress A shady banker comes up with a nasty way to settle the differences between a pair of feuding cowboys.© TENNIS Player’s International men’s final live from Montreal ® FORUM © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 1:30 Q RENCONTRES Invitee: Mireille Negre, religieuse et danseuse O MOVIE ?'/à "The Sacketts" (1979, Western) Glenn Ford, Sam Elliott.Based on novels by Louis L'Amour.Three brothers set out to make their fortunes in the post-Civil War West.0 SPORTSWORLD Scheduled NHRA World Finals of Drag Racing from Pomona, Calif.; Mr.Olympia Body Building competition from New York; Shearson-Lehman Brothers Old Westbury Gardens Invitational Polo Cup Match from Long Island.N Y.® OUR TOWN ® WALL STREET WEEK (FC) MOVIE ?Vfe "The NeverEnding Story" (1984, Fantasy) Noah Hathaway.Barrett Oliver.A bookish youngster enters a fantasy world when he reads a strange novel about the struggle to save an imaginary kingdom from imminent destruction.PG’ 2:00 G O BASEBALL Les Expos de Montreal visitent les Cardinals de St, Louis Q BASEBALL Montreal Expos at St.Louis Cardinals O CD CINEMA *?* "La Puce a l’oreille" (1968, Comedie) Rosemary Harris.Rex Harrison.Croyant a tort que son mari lui est infidèle, une femme lui fait écrire un billet par une amie pour lui donner rendez-vous dans un hotel de passe afin de le prendre en faute 0 PLEASE DON’T LET ME DIE © BLESS ME FATHER A wealthy sin-gle lady rejoins St.Jude's and pours SUPERMAN Christopher Reeve is the Man of Steel in "Superman,” "The ABC Sunday Night Movie," SUNDAY, AUGUST 18.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME excessive attention on Neil.(MM) ELVIS COSTELLO SPOTLIGHT 2:30 0 NASHVILLE MUSIC © THE BOUNDER Trevor is framed in more ways than one when a former prisoner paints his portrait (PC) CINEMA ?’/£ "Corvette rouge" (1978, Drame) Christopher Mitchum, Sherry Jackson.Deux trafiquants de drogue cachent leur butin dans une voiture a vendre.(TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOT BALL 3:00 0 WOMEN’S GOLF $200,000 Nes tie’s World Championship, final round from Shaker Heights Golf Club in Shaker Heights, Ohio O MOVIE ?"Washington Affair” (1980, Drama) Tom Selleck, Barry Sullivan.A government agent is threatened with blackmail by an unscrupulous businessman.0 CHARLIE’S ANGELS 0 MYSTERY! "Reilly Ace Of Spies” Reilly seeks to revenge Savinkoff’s death, returns to Russia to investigate the "trust" and risks abandonment by the British if he is caught (Part 11 of 12) (R)g (FC) MOVIE ?"Electric Dreams” (1984, Comedy) Lenny Von Dohlen, Virginia Madsen.An unusual love triangle develops when a bumbling San Francisco architect programs his personal computer to compose love songs for a captivating cellisi who moves into his apartment building.‘PG’ (MM) CITYLIMITS Christopher Ward hosts international videos and foreign language videos with video art.3:15 O MOVIE ?"Three Hundred Miles For Stephanie" (1980, Drama) Tony Orlando, Peter Graves.A police officer vows to run 300 miles in five days as an act of faith to save the life of his critically ill daughter 4:00© NFL PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL Washington Redskins at Los Angeles Raiders O AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX (D DROLE DE MONDE © SENIORS GOLF DuMaurier Champions final round live from Vancouver, B.C.0 MOVIE ?"Washington Affair" (1980, Drama) Tom Selleck, Barry Sullivan.A government agent is threatened with blackmail by an unscrupulous businessman.© JACKSONVILLE AND ALL THAT JAZZ II These taped selections from a two-day event in 1984 feature the jazz sextet Swing Reunion ("After You’ve Gone ”).pianist Adam Makowicz and alto sax player Phil Woods ("Cherokee ”).and the sextet Spyro Gyra ("Catching the Sun").(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM Rock videos with the latest in music news and views (TSN) PGA GOLF Buick Open, final round live from Grand Blanc, Mich.4:30 0 O JEUX DU QUEBEC "Ceremo nies de cloture" © SPORTS SUNDAY Scheduled: Juan "Kid" Meza vs.Guadalupe Pin-lor for the WBC Bantamweight Championship, scheduled for 12 rounds (live); a report on the NFL Football training camps © SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Canada Summer Games report from St.John, N B Q © SPORT-MAG Avec Pierre Tru-del (PC) INSPECTEUR GADGET 5:00 © GREATEST AMERICAN HERO © VERMONT THIS WEEK (FC) FAERIE TALE THEATRE "The Snow Queen" Lanoe Kerwin and Melissa Gilbert star in this tale of a brave girl who's determined to save her companion from the Snow Queen's (Lee Remick) spell Narrated by Shelley Duvall.Q (PC) LES AVENTURES DE TOM SAWYER ET DE HUCKLEBERR FINN 5:30 ©CBC NEWS O CHACUN CHEZ SOI © RUE ST-JACQUES Avec Claude Beauchamp © L'AVENTURE DES PLANTES La fleur est l'un des etres les plus vulnérables de la creation © AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (PC) LES AVENTURES DE TOM SAWYER ET DE HUCKLEBERR FINN EVENING 8:00 © SECOND REGARD Reprise des grands moments de la visite du pape Jean-Paul II au Canada © CBS EVENING NEWS © WALT DISNEY When Randy Bigelow plots to win back his ex-fiancee Susan, he creates havoc tor Jim Douglas and Herbie the Love Bug (R) Q VIDEO STAR ©©NEWS © BREAK DANSE © ACTUALITE PLUS Avec Gilles Senecal.© ABC'S WORLD NEWS SUNDAY g © A LA RECHERCHE DES PAYS DE LA BIBLE Les Babyloniens conquirent Jerusalem et emmenerent les Juifs en captivité.© FIRING LINE "What Are Our Young Novelists Up To?” Guests: Fernanda Eberstadt ( "Low Tide"); Bret Easton Ellis ("Less Than Zero").(FC) MOVIE A A "Meatballs Part II" (1983, Comedy) Archie Hahn.John Mengalti, A wayward teen-ager spends his summer as a counselor-in-training at a sleep-away camp and clashes with the youths at the neighboring military camp.'PG' (PC) LES AVENTURES DE TOM SAWYER ET DE HUCKLEBERR FINN (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS Rock videos with the latest in music news and views.(TSN) WRESTLING 6:30 © MUPPETS © ABC'S WORLD NEWS SUNDAY g © QUESTION PERIOD © WILD KINGDOM © MAYA L'ABEILLE Lorsque I'au-tomne venu, une grande mélancolie s’empare des habitants de l'etang et du pre, le Dr Escargot suggéré de faire un peu de sport.(PC) LES AVENTURES DE TOM SAWYER ET DE HUCKLEBERR FINN 7:00 O Q TERRE HUMAINE Jean Francois prévient Martin des dangers possibles au fait de vivre au campus.Q O 60 MINUTES 0 FAME Sherwood takes over as principal when Morloch leaves for a conlerence; Leroy hopes to win his rent money on a game show.© FRAGGLE ROCK Gobo doesn’t practice what he preaches when he leads a group of explorers into danger.(R) g O MATT HOUSTON Q © RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOTI Featured: a man who once sold the Eiffel Tower as scrap iron; computers that help disabled children learn to speak; how America helped save the French wine industry.(R) g ID BUCK ROGERS © A DEATH IN CALIFORNIA Based on a true story.After being raped and terrorized by a psychopath who murdered her fiance, a Beverly Hills socialite with conflicting emotions for her attacker becomes the defendant in an incredible criminal case Stars: Cheryl Ladd, Sam Elliott.(Part 2 of 2) © L'APOCALYPSE DES ANIMAUX Un documentaire qui étudié le langage et le comportement des animaux a travers une gamme d’especes qui s'entend de l'abeille au gorille.0 FOLKWAYS (PC) CINEMA "Le féminin pluriel" (1981, Drame) Jean-Luc Moreau, Deny Caret Une amitié sincere se développe entre un homme marie, son amie et un homme, mais seront-ils capables de vivre a trois?(TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 0 Q LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Le Gala des Grandes Ecoles" Spectacle de cirque et de music-hall execute par des etudiants-artistes de diverses ecoles.0 BEACHCOMBERS Inclement weather hampers Nick’s eftorts to rescue a pair of injured linemen.(R) BLUEGRASS RAMBLE (FC) MOVIE ?"Highpoint" (1984, Drama) Richard Harris, Christopher Plummer After simultaneously doublecrossing the Mafia and the CIA, an industrialist spirits away $10 million and is relentlessly pursued by both organ izations, R’ (TSN) TOP RANK BOXING Bruce Wil liams vs.Ramone Santana in a iunior welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds from Atlantic City, N.J.8:00 O MURDER, SHE WROTE Reprise of the series premiere.Best-selling mystery writer Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) finds herself helping a police chief in the investigtion of a murder at her publisher’s estate Guests: Brian Keith, Arthur Hill, Ned Beatty.(R)g 0 OCEANQUEST (Premiere) Cinematographer Al Giddings and 1980 Miss Universe Shawn Weatherly team up to examine the mysteries and wonders of the ocean depths.In "White Death," shark specialist Dr.John McCosker joins them in search of the great white shark off the coast of Australia.© SEEING THINGS Louie tries to find out who is behind the cover-up involving nuclear waste - and why.(R) g © © LE CLUB SANDWICH Direc feur-gerant du club de hockey Le Canadien, Serge Savard, celebre cette annee ses 75 ans d’existence.O 0 MOVIE *?*14 "Superman" (1978, Fantasy) Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder Mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent dons his red cape and uses his superhuman powers to thwart an archcriminal’s plot to de stroy the West Coast with a giant earthquake.(R) g 0 LA MEMOIRE DU PEUPLE NOIR La musique africaine comme l'homme africain de maintenant se trouvent dans les grandes métropoles.0 EVENING AT POPS The New York based one-ring Big Apple Circus visits Boston to share its tent with the Pops in a blend of music, animal acts and aerial feats.(MM) ELVIS COSTELLO SPOTLIGHT 8:30 G Q LE TELEJOURNAL g 8:50 0 Q LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "L’histoire des inventions: Inventer pour plaisir" Les instruments de musique, le monde des jeux, le Musee du jouet près d'Annecy, le Musee Mar-celloz-Albanais et le cinématographe.9:00 0 HUNTER Hunter and McCall (Fred Dryer, Stepfame Kramer) enlist the aid of a drug runner in their efforts to track down a narcotics kingpin.(R) Q PLANET FOR THE TAKING David Suzuki probes into the fascinating and frightening prospects of genetic manipulation (R) g O (D CINEMA "Matt Helm" (1975, Drame) Tony Franciosa, Laraine Stephens.Une actrice retient les services d’un ancien agent secret pour retrouver l’assassin presume de son pere qui avait essaye de mettre a jour un reseau de trafiquants.© SCARECROW AND MRS.KING An undercover agent masquerading as Amanda is murdered, leaving the real Amanda upset about her own published obituary and the Agency concerned lor her safety (R) © LE PRISONNIER Le prisonnier tente de venger une jeune fille per secutee par le numéro 2.© MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Ciladel" Andrew rededicates himself to practicing with integrity and conducting research (Part 9 ol 10) (R) Q (FC) MOVIE A A "Flashpoint" (1984, Drama) Kris Kristofterson, Treat Williams Two border patrolmen uncover a 20-year-old mystery when they unearth a jeep containing a skeleton and $800,000, buried in the Texas desert R' (PC) CINEMA A A "Footloose" (1984, Drame) Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer Apprenant que la danse el la musique rock sont défendues dans la petite ville ou il vient de demenager avec sa mere, un jeune homme essaiera de faire lever l’interdiction en s'aidant de quelques amis et de quelques préceptes bien choisis.(MM) CITYLIMfTS Christopher Ward hosts international videos and foreign language videos with video art 9:50© O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES Hassan II - Le Maroc” Un roi, Hassan II, descendant direct du prophète Mahomet et heritier d'une dynastie vieille de trois siècles, dont le but es sentiel est de maintenir le pouvoir 10:00© TRAPPER JOHN, M.D.A pioneer Sunda mg physician dies ot coronary arrest during an operation; J.T.is suspended when he insists that he's seeing ghosts (R) 0 MUSIC CANADA Simon Streatfield conducts the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra, with soloist Joe Macerollo in selections including the world premiere ot Samuel Dolin's Concerto tor Accordion and Orchestra (B W5 SD T'ETAIS BELLE AVANT Un docu mentaire qui explore l’univers méconnu des danseuses nues.© NANNY The fox that Sophia rescues and sneaks into the house ends up killing Henry’s pet rabbit (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM Rock videos with the latest in music news and views.(TSN) SPORTSWEEK 10:30 O (D MAINTENANT (FC) MOVIE "Murder In Space” (1985, Mystery) Wilfred Brimley, Martin Balsam.During the return voyage of the first manned mission to Mars, members of the international crew, which includes U S.and Soviet scien tists, are systematically murdered by an unknown killer.