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It's at this point that the waters of the St Lawrence widen dramatically on the eastward trek to the Atlantic Ocean The British tried on many ocrassions to take Quebec from the French without success, until, in the summer of 1759, a strong force led by General James Wolfe attacked the walled fortress by land The French, which were led by the Marquis de Montcalm, were defeated at the famous battle of the Aititiveraani \\ N*- You/ fiMM" Preset I heat»* the lining * $>oom Aug.9 - Sept.1 ¦fini neertr our rvt«i immt »ooa mrom mm umiumu f*tf Gaimtf Pwair* Oific Pat OonaaPy August 13 1990 TM rut n UKcnwuur uouttn murmt n iMIKTK MVKTOC 6tK WCT P» Rwcont Pita 1 *gauh August 1990 «un mm wcrascaff - ai cast smu nwar The Sksmtrad Journal Malcolm Sfoo# August ISlh.1990 SHOWTIME Sli 00 » At Nt [KM to HA*t% VO Of 10 OM MOAf TELEPHONE (819) 842-2431 t>0 Bom JlIU North H0tl«y Ou0l>*v.JOB ?C0 Stamp corner **4 By Peter McCarthy Bjgfp plains of Abraham.The city was surrendered in England in 1763 by the treaty of Paris.Both Wolfe and Montcalm died as a result of that battle.SIMPLY GORGEOUS In 1903, Canada issued a simply gorgeous set of eight stamps to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the founding of Quebec.The issue is beautifully engraved, rich in colour and almost faultless The half-cent denomination depicts the Prince and Princess of Wales, the future King George V and Queen Mary The one cent denomination depicts the principal people of the series, Jacques Car tier and Samuel de Champlain.In addition to knowing this stamp was imperforated, this stamp is also known to have hairlines.In fact, hairlines are not uncommon in both this and the two cent denomination depicting King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra.The five cent denomination shows Champlain's domain which was his own original design, while the seven cent denomination depicts the principal participants in the battle of the Plains of Abraham The ten cent purple shows Quebec in 1700.The fifteen cent orange is a scene of Champlain departing for western explorations.The final value in the x series is the twenty cent denomination depicting Cartier’s arrival at Stadacona or Quebec with his three ships in 1!)35.Quebec City was also the site for the Quebec Conference of 1864 noted on the three cent dark brown stamp of 1917 depicting the Fathers Of Confederation, a painting by Robert Harris that was destroyed in the Parliament Buildings fire of 1916.The stamp was reissued again in 1927 as part of the series commemorating the 60th anniversary of Confederation.The change in this stamp is that all of the fathers of Confederation as shown in the original painting were fitted onto the stamp.The twelve cent issue depicting the Quebec Bridge in the Scroll Issue of 1928 — 29 is really a story in itself.The Arch and Leaf issue of 1930 — 1932 depicts two denominations of the same stamp which is a view of the Citadel from the St.Lawrence River.It gives one an idea of what invading forces in the 1700’s had to contend with.In 1958, Canada issued a five cent stamp depicting Samuel de Champlain with a background view of Quebec City.The occassion was to mark the 350th anniversary of the founding of Quebec.One of the best modem stamps of a scene of the City of Quebec has to be the two dollar denomination from the 1972 — 1977 definitive series depicting the Chateau Frontenac.This very beautiful hotel has become the centre attraction of tourists visiting the city.The stamp is rich in colour and stands out nicely in a collection of Canadian High value denominations.The varieties that exist are minor and are mainly only slight colour changes.A visitor to the City of Quebec will notice many religious institutes.None of them are depicted on stamps.However, the Université de Laval was so named after the first Bishop of Quebec, François Xavier de Montmorency-Laval de who was depicted on a 1973 eight cent stamp commemorating the 350th anniversary of his birth.The Ursuline nuns were the first religious order to settle in the City of Quebec.Many of their establishments are still in existance and have become tourist attractions.In 1981, Canada issued a stamp of Mother Marie de L’ Incarnation who was the Mother Superior to the first Ursuline Convent.She dedicated herself to educating French and Indian girls.Quebec, rich in history, appealing to the romantic, makes this province a tourist haven.It also offers the philatelist a wealth in the-matics.Cartier & Champlain from The Quebec Conference Second Issue The Citadel as seen from The River Mother Marie de L’Incarnation.Quebec Ter-Centennary Issue ^ r lusfl " ;i imsmf.’ *§651 -uoq«ujeou|,| 9fr Bethune film premières at Montreal Festival By Ingrid Ahramovitch MONTREAL (CP) — After 48 years of delays, squabbles and rewrites, Bethune the Making of a Hero had its world premiere Monday at the Montreal World Film Festival “I can make your life a misery, but I'll never bore you," Norman Bethune, the Canadian surgeon and gadfly who became a hero of the Chinese revolution, once warned his wife Frances.The same might be said of the making of the $18-million film, the most expensive in Canadian history.The Canadian-Chinese-French co-production became such a saga of personality conflict and international relations that it in itself could be a movie script.In fact, it did become a script — Bob McKeown’s critical behind-the-scenes documentary Stran- Will it keep AS beating?RED CROSS Blood Donor gers in a Strange Land Bethune: The Making of a Hero was supposed to premiere at last year’s Montreal World Film Festival.Delayed once again, it premiered at last on Monday in an early morning screening and a VIP-studded evening gala showing.As screenwriter Ted Allan said at a news conference, a major delay stemmed from the fact there were ‘two obsessions” involved in the film's making.One was Allan's.The writer was a close friend of Bethune who followed the doctor to Spain during the Spanish Civil War.WROTE SCRIPT "He was my surrogate daddy,” says Allan, who wrote the original screenplay in 1942 — three years after Bethune died in China.The other obsession belongs to Donald Sutherland, who portrays Bethune in the film.The Canadian actor has also had a long-time fascination with Bethune and in the late 1970s played the doctor in a CBC drama.Although both were obsessed with him, Allan and Sutherland differed in their interpretations of Bethune.To Allan.Bethune was a brilliant iconoclast who was often selfless in his devotion to his patients — treating them for free when they couldn't afford medical help.But Allan’s portrait also showed Bethune as an alcoholic and womanizer, an arrogant, often callous man.“Hell hath no fury as a disillusioned hero worshipper," Allan says.Sutherland, who gives few interviews, is said to have preferred to emphasize Bethune’s accomplishments — his medical inventions, his radical advocacy of socialized medicine in Canada, his life-long struggle against fascism “I thought he was trying to sanitize him,” Allan said at the news conference.Allan says the result combines both outlooks, but the film seems to clearly lean toward his approach SHOWS TEMPER Moments into the film, Bethune is seen screaming at Chinese hotel staff.When he is told the Japanese have blown up a train carrying his medical supplies, he slams his luggage on the ground in a temper tantrum.He mocks the hospital establishment, furiously throwing their surgical tools away during operations and inventing his own, later patented instruments.Sutherland also portrays Bethune’s charismatic side, swaggering through 1930s Montreal in elegantly tailored clothes, ascots and pinkie rings and carrying on affairs with several women despite his great love for his wife.But the flaws don’t cloud what is essentially a portrait of a brave and dedicated man.Bethune opened a free health clinic to treat the poor of Montreal during the Depression.Determined to fight fascism, he headed to the front lines in Spain and devised a mobile blood transfusion service that revolutionized military medicine.The final version is not the one submitted by director Phillip Bor-sos (The Grey Fox).The film’s producers and writer Allan re-edited Borsos’ 2'/2-hour film, shortening it by half-an-hour.The result is a fast-paced movie that intercuts stunningly photographed footage of Bethune’s period in China with flashbacks of his life in Canada and Spain.The film emphasizes Bethune’s year in China, the last of his life, deliberately, Allan says."I felt an incredible transformation took place in Bethune in China.” He stopped drinking, and in the film’s most poignant scene, apologizes to a Chinese doctor for humiliating him.As Bethune tells his Chinese comrades shortly before dying of an infection from a cut to his finger during surgery, "Before we can fight fascism, we must defeat the fascist in ourselves." TOWNSHIPS WKKK KKIDAY.AUGUST 31, \m\ An open letter to Davey-Bob Peterson: ‘We wish you everything you wished us a while back’ Dear-Bob: Couldn’t help noticing that you're up for reelection this Thursday and would li!re to take this opportunity to wish you everything you wished us a couple months back.In spades.We can't vote for you.of course, or even against you, which is more to the point, but we would like to remind you of the time you messed in our back yard and return the favor.You stood in the Newfoundland legislature, Davey-Bob, trying desperately to persuade it to pass the Meech Lake Accord.You told them (and we can still hear your words) that even if the ‘distinct society’ clause did override the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, it would only do so inside Quebec “and they are for it!” PIONEER PETERSON Around here.Davey-Bpob, folk have started calling you ‘Pioneer Peterson’.Politics is a very shabby business all around but you are always ready to break new ground.You told Newfoundland and all Canada then, that because the ma- Who’s who By TADEUSZ LETARTE jority in Quebec were in favor of overriding the rights and freedoms of the minority, that was good reason to support the Accord.We can’t help noticing now, however, that you are warbling an entirely different tune.You are telling your electorate that the Charter of Rights and Freedoms must be strengthened and the notwithstanding’ clause eliminated.Challenged on that reversal by the kind and gentle interviewers at Maclean’s, you answered; “It’s not me that’s changed; the situation has changed .There was not a sovereigntist agenda in Quebec prior to the collapse of Meech.” I’ll run that by you once more just in case your speed-reading missed it.No sovereigntist agenda in Quebec before the collapse of Meech.Krikey, Davey-Bob, do you know what that means?That means the Meech Lake Accord wasn't really designed to reduce federal powers, increase Quebec sovereignty and keep it in Confederation because Quebec had no sovereigntist agenda.You now go around insisting that Ottawa retain the powers “to advance and defend the national interest" over those of the provinces.GREAT DEFENDER?“I’m a great defender of Canada," you told the interviewers with quite as much truth as modesty.“Starting next spring, we’re going into some very, very tough negotiations.The question is how to keep federal powers intact and keep this country together.” But the more pressing question is how to keep Da vey-Bob’s powers intact and keep his administration together, isn't it?We couldn’t help overhearing some of your electorate wondering if they shouldn’t send you back to the family electronics firm in London.Perma nently.They question the necessity of a $40 million election only three years into a five-year mandate They recall you ousted more than forty years of Conservative rule in the summer of 1986 by joining forces with the NDP to form a minority in September 1987 and cal culate this makes the third election in barely four years But they just don't understand your political problems, do they’’ They forgot that preliminary hearings in the Patricia Starr trial will open about the time the polls close and you have to get reelected be fore any more nasty things crawl out of that particular snake pit For contributing something over 80,000 charity dollars to politicians — your brother notably among them — our Patty faces no fewer than 45charges — eleven for crirm nal fraud.She's no Gordon Liddy, of course, and if she takes the rap she'll go down kicking and clawing, scratching and screaming, gouging and biting She's already filed a civil suit against you for abuse of power, defamation of character, malicious prosecution and negligence.Then there’s the economy to consider You have to get reelected before the recession settles in be cause Ontario has already lost 60 major plants and 15,137 jobs since the beginning of the year and pros pects are gloomy.We hear there are actuull real estate tycoons and billionaire developers in Toronto who just don't know where their next million is coming from They ’re worried sick They 've sup ported you generously over the years and now see projections that Canada's economy will perform worst of all G7 countries Italy not excluded INFLUENCED?NEVER! When asked by the same polite Maclean's interviewers if you thought some of these developers might have tried to influence your administration, you answered "Absolutely not Just because somebody donates to a party, they don’t expect anything They give because they believe in the demo cratic process " I'm going to have that embroide red on a sampler to hang over my desk Your devoted admirer, Tadeusz Letarte Blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan dies in helicopter crash EAST TROY, Wis.(CP) — Blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan had beaten drugs and alcohol, and fellow musicians said he was playing better than ever when he died in a helicopter crash shortly after a concert.He was 35.Four others died early Monday after Vaughan and members of guitarist Eric Clapton’s entourage took off for Chicago in dense fog.Vaughan, a two-time Grammy winner known for his rocking Texas roadhouse blues style, had shared the bill Sunday night with Clapton and guitarist Robert Cray.“His death is particularly sad, given that he’d cleaned up and was playing the best music of his life,” said Jeff Peterson of the Austin City Limits TV program on which the Texan had appeared.Vaughan in the mid-1980s gained popularity with his guitar jamming and blues sound reminiscent of music legends B.B.King, Muddy Waters and Albert King.“Stevie Ray Vaughan was like one of my children,” said B.B.King."The loss is a great loss for blues music and all fans of music around the world.He was just be- ginning to be appreciated and develop his potential.” Vaughan was the mentor of two of Canada’s top guitarists: prairie bluesman Colin James and Toronto’s Jeff Healey.James of Regina, who was spotted by Vaughan on a Saskatchewan stage four years ago and invited to Texas, was grief-stricken and unavailable for comment, the Toronto Star reported.Healey said through his record company office: ‘‘Stevie Ray Vaughan was a great inspiration and personal friend who helped me immensely.He will be sadly missed by both myself and the world of music.” Toronto Blues Society president Derek Andrews said Vaughan was an “enormous booster” of Healey.“I think that's a good indication of the man.Not only was he a great artist, but he set an example to the blues community by his leadership.” In Austin and San Antonio, hundreds of fans held candlelight vigils Monday night in memory of Vaughan.Vaughan had sought treatment for drugs after he collapsed during an engagement in London in the mid-1980s.“This might sound funny, but fortunately I collapsed," Vaughan said last fall.“In a sense.I knew this thing was coming, I knew I couldn't keep going the way it was.I had a ner vous breakdown.1 had not been able to obtain any drugs for about two weeks, but the drinking was still going on.If I was awake 1 was guzzling something.” At the time of his death, Vaughan was looking forward to the release of an album in September recorded with his older brother.Jimmie, said Andy Schwartz, a spokesman for Epic Records in New York, which owns Vaughan's label.DIED INSTANTLY The helicopter lifted off at about 12:35 a.m.and the wreckage was found about 7 a m.All the victims died on impact, said Walworth County Coroner John Griebel said They included three Clapton associates: agent Bobby Brooks.34, of Los Angeles, bodyguard Nigel Browne of London, and Colin Smythe of London, a tour mana- This week’s top home movies Here are the Top 10 videos, by sales and rentals, as listed in this week’s Billboard Magazine.Copyright 1990, Billboard Publications, Inc.Reprinted by permission.SALES 1 The Little Mermaid — Disney 2 New Kids on the Block : Step by Step — CBS 3Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Super Rocksteady — Family 4 Die Hard — CBS Fox 5Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Cowabunga Shredhead — IVE 6 Top Gun — Paramount 7 Lethal Weapon 2 — Warner-1989 8 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids — Disney 9 M.C.Hammer: Please Hammer Don’t Hurt 'Em — Capitol 10 New Kids on the Block: Bangin' Tough Live — CBS RENTALS 1 Driving Miss Daisy — Warner 2 The War of the Roses — CBS- Fox 3 Internal Affairs — Paramount 4 Steel Magnolias — RCA Columbia 5 Hard to Kill — Warner Bros.6 Born on the Fourth of July - MCA-Universal 7 Tango and Cash — Warner 8 Blaze — MCA 9 Always — MCA 10 Family Business — RCA-Columbia ger.The pilot, Jeff Brown of East Chicago, Ind., also was killed Brooks worked for Creative Ar lists Agency in Ixis Angeles and re presented such acts as Crosby.Stills and Nash; Whoopi Goldberg: Edie Bricked and the New Bohe mians; Jeff Beck, Pat Benatar; Jackson Browne, and Dolly Parton.Clapton, who landed safely in Chicago on another helicopter, said the victims “were my companions, my associates and my friends.This is a tragic loss of some very special people." Ronnie Lippin.Clapton's spokes man.said there was no truth to re ports that Vaughan had traded seats with Clapton to get an earlier flight Vaughan and his band Double Trouble produced the platinum al bum Couldn't Stand the Weather in 1984 He won a Grammy Award that year for best traditional blues recording for the song Texas Flood This year, he won a Grammy for the album In Step, which referred to the 12 Steps program used by recovering alcoholics MU'l.l'i'IHI.IC) jack mmmn two mn Gtry day: 6:50 - 0:30 p.m.Sunday, Monday: 17:50 - 3:30 - 6:50 -1:30 p.m.CANNES '90: GOLD PALM WINNER fory day: 7:00 - f:2S p.m.Sunday, Monday: 1:00 - 3:75 - 7:00 - 0:75 p.m.f.ntkmu-r 1A HIAISOH OU CIWtilA V I D Nicolas Cage Laura Dem 63.KING QUEST 566-8782 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1990 Today’s new music sounds could be tomorrow’s new craze By Bill Anderson Music Writer NEW YORK (CP) In pop mu sic, where innovation is processed at lightning speed, today's avant-garde can become tomorrow's mainstream hit Irish singer Sinead O'Connor is the most striking example of this phenomenon, but there's a raft of others such as Laurie Anderson, Sonic Youth and Faith No More who have moved recently from the fringe toward the middle In doing so, they've capitalized on one of the dominant trends in pop — a taste for eclectism and ec centncity.At the same time, they’ve faced the classic dilemma of the ambitious avant-garde artist : how toex-pand their audience without losing their integrity During the recent New Music Seminar in New York City, a panel on the state of the avant-garde agreed that the appetite for "art music” has probably never been greater formerly of the cult band Golden Palominos, conveyed a sense of this as she described her recent move up to a major independent label ‘‘I was sitting in my record company's office,” she said, “and it’s this beautiful, stylish, impo sing place and I’ve had about 10 cups of coffee and 1 was just kind of sweating and shaking "And they said : ‘Now Syd, if you can just give us three radio hits on this record, the rest of it can be whatever you want ' And I said: 'Are you kidding?You can’t say a thing like that to me.’ And I continued to throb and sweat and I said : ‘Don't try to interfere with the only happiness I have, which is doing my meagre work.”' For Michael Dorf, owner of the Knitting Factory nightclub in Greenwich Village, the issue is not so much artistic compromise as proper marketing In fact, Dorf’s club has become a leading pur- veyor of avant-garde music through its nightly performance schedules, a syndicated radio broadcast and three albums — released through A and M Records — called Live at the Knitting Factory.MUST SELL Dorf argues that while artistic ideals are the bedrock of the avant-garde, such music has to be combined with commercial savvy or it becomes irrelevant “You can paint for yourself and live in the country and grow cucumbers and live off cucumbers, and that’s fine,” Dorf says.“But if you want to communicate your art, you have to get it out there and the reality is you have to sell it.” Randi Blattberg, president of Venture Bookings in New York, cited this salesmanship approach in the rise of California band Camper Van Beethoven, who have become stars on the college rock circuit.“We booked the first Camper Van Beethoven tour,” she said."and their record at that time was one they released themselves and did all the work on and all the press on and got out to all the radio stations “It was successful because people became curious enough to want to see them at the small club level, and that’s where everybody has to start.” PRESENT IDEA As with other aspects of pop culture —fashion, cars, toys —the successful visionaries in music are often those who present an idea that nobody knew they wanted.Then they have to have it.One of the ironies of this whole process, however, is that once an obscure band becomes well-known it will probably lose some of its original fans.Some followers of the avant-garde like the music largely because few others have found it.Likewise, some avant-garde artists keep up a stiff resistance to popular tastes, charting shifts in trends and staying determinedly on the outer edge with their small coterie of fans.Jerry Leibowitz, director of Bar None Records in Hoboken, N.J., cites one of his recording artists — a band called Miracle Room — as this type of performer.“They don’t have a concern for anything other than breaking conventions,” he said."If they are doing things they think are too structured or too reminiscent of what they hear in popular music, or even underground guitar-based music, they’ll kind of revolt against that and change it around so it will come off as new.“They feel that their pursuit of this ideal is worth more than the type of place they live in or anything else.” Because of these tattered pioneers out on the edge, and the likes of Sinead O’Connor conquering the hit parade, pop music manages to remain vital — and keeps moving forward.But as commercial forces come mining the underground for the next big thing, avant-garde supporters are feeling a mix of anticipation and dread.WANT HITS Alternative singer Syd Straw.Ruth L.McKeage (Psychotherapist & Consultant) 11 years experience Do you have problems?CONJUGAL VIOLENCE OBESITY SEXUAL MID-LIFE CRISIS LOW SELF-ESTEEM CONFUSION AND INNERTURMOIL MARITAL PROBLEMS RELATIONSHIPS Jokes ’n -Jazz bombs at CNE Grandstand By Bill Anderson CP Music Writer TORONTO (CP) — It was billed as Jokes 'n' Jazz, but there was precious little of either on Sunday when comedian Bill Cosby and guitarist George Benson played the CNE Grandstand.There also weren't many people — perhaps H.OOO in a facility that can hold 20,000 or more.Cosby, clad in white yachting trousers and a Blue Jays baseball jersey, was forced to comment on the sparse turnout right off the top “The crowd is small,” he said, "because you are the only people left with money.” H s Easy for him to say, of course.Cosby is a one-man entertainment juggernaut — TV.books, records — and is probably the most recession-proof man on earth W’ithout doubt.Cosby also commands a hefty fee for his hour-long standup routine, which re- volves around the same themes as his TV shows — the heartwarming nature of parenthood and domestic life, and the fun of going to college.Cosby is so concerned with these topics that he gets downright preachy.In fact, he delivers his routine rather like a minister who knows that a little humor makes the message go down easier.And just a little humor it was.SPUN YARN Long stretches of time passed while Cosby spun a yarn about get ting his oldest daughter through college, then another dusty passage about a second daughter who, it turns out.wasn't such a good student, ha ha.Later, Cosby moved into a more successful running gag that played on the idea that romance fades in marriage as physical intimacies become more coarse.Only one small profanity was heard during the performance, but he nonetheless made great hay with that old comedic warhorse — flatulence.To the delight of everyone, he described his wife crossing the living room toward his reading chair at the most inopportune moment, and recalled with voice screeching that “she was standing in the eye of it.“And then her head began to turn, and she started waving her arms, and then she pointed to the dog, and she said ‘Now 1 believe you.’” Cosby also got a lot of yuks walking through an old visit-to-the-dentist routine in which a frantic patient speaks in ornate gibberish as his mouth is turned into a pit of smoke and ashes.INTRODUCE BENSON After that, Cosby quickly introduced Benson and sauntered off the stage.As he went, one couldn’t help thinking that the nearby CNE midway had a lot of suckers, but it didn’t have all of them.Benson began with an instrumental, and it was the signal for many Cosby fans to leave the stadium.The guitarist was a late addition to the bill, presumably because tickets were not selling well, but it was an ill-fated match.Cosby never got the adoring response he s probably used to in Vegas, and Benson had to contend with an au dience that got steadily smaller as Cosby fans decided that ultra-light pop jazz was not their stuff.Benson, to his credit, was a real professional, and played a full 90-minute concert.By the end, he had the faithful clapping along to hits like On Broadway and Give Me The Night.But for much of his performance, Benson put aside his guitar and indulged in sleepy, Johnny Mathis-style crooning.Benson, alas, has been on a career-long slide from Wes Montgomery-influenced jazz toward easy-listening fodder.One more step and it’s Muzak.Interested in joining a group for group therapy?All problems will be discussed Support one another Therapy is encouragement Fee: $10.00 per 2 hour session Therapy sessions begins September 10th, 1990 at 7:30 p.m.For further information (819) 562-0827 2775 rue du Manoir (next to Carrefour de l'Estne) Suite #715 Sherbrooke, Quebec J1L 2E6 60 Minutes show dominatesweekly Neilsen ratings LOS ANGELES — The Middle East crisis helped turn CBS’s fit) Minutes into the most-watched show on U.S.television — the first time in two years the news magazine has dominated the weekly rankings, A week earlier, network news ^Im-' ,U broadcasts lured more viewers than prime-time entertainment programs because of concern over the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.The latest figures showed primetime shows back on top with an average rating of 27.8, compared with 27 for evening news shows.THAT’S HOW MANY CANADIANS ARE HORSEBACK RIDERS potninpoerron said ratings released Tuesday by the A.C.Nielsen Co.Each ratings point represents 921,000 households.In the overall network race, NBC was No.1 for the 14th consecutive week, with an average of 9.7.CBS broke out of its usual last-place standing to become the No.2 network with a 9.2 average.ABC had 8.9.In entertainment programs.Fox Broadcasting Co.’s The Simpsons and Married.With Children were back in the top 10, landing in the No.4 and No.8 spots, respectively.The wisecracking bar crowd on NBC’s Cheers and the smart-aleck family on ABC’s Roseanne tied for second place.CBS’s Designing Women appa-renUy suffered no viewer loss from the public feud between star Delta Burke and executive producer Linda Bloodworth Thomason.The situation comedy about four interior designers came in fifth during last week’s ratings competition.In sixth place was NBC’s Empty Nest, followed by ABC’s America's Funniest Home Videos.Tying for eight with Married .With Children was ABC’s Coach.In the No.10 spot, CBS’s Murphy Brown tied with NBC’s Unsolved Mysteries.Here are the top 10 shows, their network and rating: 60 Minutes, CBS, 15.8; Cheers, NBC, and Roseanne, ABC, (tie) 15.1; The Simpsons, Fox, 13.7; Designing Women.CBS.13 6; Empty Nest, NBC, 13.4; America’s Funniest Home Videos, ABC, 13; Coach, ABC, and Married.With Children, Fox, (tie) 12.8; Murphy Brown, CBS, and Unsolved Mysteries, NBC, (tie) 12.6. What did bathers at lake or ocean wear in 1850?TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRIDAY AUGUST 31, !!*»> 5 Beaulne Museum — elegant mansion guarding the past By Sylvie D.Nelson COATICOOK — The elegant Château Norton was built in a residential neighborhood of Coaticook in 1912 and was home to the Nortons, a wealthy industrial family.It was in the late 1800’s that A.O and his son Harry A.Norton patented a ball bearing lifting jack which eventually made their for tune.Mary Helen Norton, the last Norton owner of the house offered it to the Church of England Female Orphan Asylum of Quebec.The institution became known as the Bishop Mountain Home where young girls from outside the city roomed and boarded while attending the high school.After the closure of the high school in 1968, it was sold to the Church Society of the Diocese of Quebec for the small sum of $1.NOW A MUSEUM In 1975, after some renovations, the impressive Château Norton be came the home of the Beaulne Museum which had been located in the Coaticook City Hall building since 1964.The mansion is surrounded by tall, shade trees and a variety of shrubbery, making the impressive residence almost invisible from the street.It boasts an astounding array of chimneys, four in all.each one made from the same stones which line the basement.When looking straight at the house, the south side, or servants’ quarters, is built on much simpler lines than the north side of the house where the Nortons resided.UNIQUE MIX The architecture of the château represents a mix of neo-Queen Ann and shingle style.There have never been any major changes done to either the outside or the interior of the house.Today, its original eight fireplaces and intricate woodwork is still intact and in remarkably good condition, a focal point for admiring visitors.The museum’s first mandate is to illustrate the fashions, fabrics, clothes and accessories of the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.So, in keeping with this tradition, Beaulne museum is featuring summer clothes from the early 1900’s.Each room depicts a phase of the pre World War I era.In the elegant parlor, you’ll find five “persons,” each dressed in evening wear.Women are dressed in luxurious, long gowns, three of them apparently chatting over a cup of tea.The only man present in the exhibit is dressed in a svelte tuxedo, top hat in hand.You almost want to find his cape and gloves and invite him out for a bracing tour of the countryside in the covered buggy, he is so very dashing.Very elegant indeed! In the room, there are two organs, both the bellows type needing good strong legs to pump the pedals.But one is smaller, a portable.Perhaps it was brought over for the evening?Across from the parlor is the dining room.The polished glow of china and silver on the magnificent table is the reflection of a warm fire, burning cherrily in the grand fireplace at the other end of the room.The table settings are original and precious antique ware includes some interesting items, a glass and silver oil and vinega r holder for example On the first floor, two rooms are reserved for temporary exhibitions.HAUTE COUTURE OF LONG AGO In the first adjacent room is a family at the beach, complete with sand and picnic basket.The walls a re decorated with 1910-1920 photographs of people dressed for a day of fun on sand and water.Pretty strange styles to our modern eyes.In those days, the bathing suits resembled mostly short dresses as it was improper to show too much skin! The second room features summer dresses from the late 1850's to the early 1900's.Again, photographs from that era decorate the walls.Upstairs, the bedroom features a wooden bed which is small by today's standards.It is somehow difficult to imagine anyone over five feet tall being very comfortable in these shorter and narrower sleeping facilities.Hooked to the bed is a large rosary.A mannequin sits in a chair, obviously ready to retire, clothed in sleep wear of the time An entire room upstairs is dedi cated to O.A.Norton and his fami ly.There is a bust of his son Harry which sits proudly on the mantel Among the memorablilia, a ball bearing jack built by the Norton manufacturer is also featured in the room.A second room apotlights purses and handbags from past eras There is a wide array of them, some large and some small.Last but not least are dolls dres sed in outfits typical of the different religious congregations According to Hélène Ia- Blanc, a contracted researcher for the museum, the outfits are made of the same materials and carry on the styles of nuns at the turn of the century.The items featured in the Beaulne Museum have been either donated or are on loan from indivi- duals “Many organizations donate things they find.'' Le Blanc said Also, the museum sometimes features items which are loaned by-other museums The museum features art exhibi tions with sometimes as many as three or four artists’ work on dis play at the same time They pu blish a program that lists museum features and activities through the calendar year Coaticook could lie an afternoon itinerary for the Eas tern Townships explorer A visit to the famous gorge, a tour of the museum, (pick up a brochure or two while you're there), dinner and dancing at Barde la Théâtre de la Gorge Could tie a day long remem be red. ft TOWNSHIPS WKKK FRIDAY.AUGUST 31.1990 Acadian-Cajun musician Doucet is hot as Jumbalaya By Gwen Dambrofsky EDMONTON (CP) His walrus moustache twitches with suppressed lauKhter as Michael lloucet re members the years he and his band.Beausoleil, played Cajun music for people who had never heard the word Cajun.Until "some bi# «uy from New Orleans burned the fish' and Doucet suddenly found himself doin' a little cookmit of his own "All of a sudden this cuisine thinu kituff " Sometimes it's toukh for Doucet, 39, to take seriously the supposition that rotund chef Paul Prud'homme and his blackened fish may be res-ponsible for vaultink Beausoleil into the musical stratosphere Ima kine Hdith Piaf crediting her career to Julia Child But there it is.Until Cajun-Creole cuisine became the culinary craze of the mid '80s, Doucet was just a fiddler on the goof Now he's as hot as a bowl of jambalaya with two hit records in the stores, a couple of movie soundtracks on his resume and a Grammy nomination on his wall At Kdmonton's re cent folk festival, Beausoleil rated headliner billing.ACADIAN HOOTS Growing up on his daddy’s farm near Scott.La., "about five miles left of Lafayette," Doucet was influenced by a rather odd confluence of musical styles "On my father's side, he had five sisters who spoke French and would sing ballads to me Most of the family on my mom's side had been classically trained, but they played jazz.When both sides got together, it got pretty weird While attending Louisiana State University, where he majored in English literature, Doucet took a course in Anglo-American folk songs and was dismayed that no mention was made of Cajun music or its black brother, zydeco.He confronted the instructor.who dismissed Doucet's musical heritage as a handful of insignificant children's ballads "It wasn't an unusual attitude,” he says with a shrug."At the time, the state history textbooks had maybe two paragraphs about Aca-dians It described them as fun-loving people who work hard ’ Period.I knew what I had to do." STUDIED HISTORY Doucet began researching the history of his Cajun ancestors, who were descended from 17th-century French settlers of Nova Scotia, driven out of the land they called Aca die when they refused to eclare al legiance to the British "I got all this stuff, but I've never published it," he says, “One of these days I will.I got distracted by making friends with all these people I was meeting.” All this time Beausoleil — which includes Doucet's younger brother David.Tommy Comeaux, drummer Tommy Alesi, Jimmy Breaux on accordion and Billy Ware — played bars on weekends.“I never thought I wanted to make that my living,” Doucet confesses.“I just loved it so much, I just did it and had a good time." That didn’t change when an old friend, director Glen Pitre, approached Doucet to score a film he was doing for Robert Redford’s Sundance Institute — Belizaire the Cajun.“Typical Glen, he gave me two weeks to do it all,” says Doucet, whose slight overbite gives his infectious grin a rabbity quality.“It was probably the most fun I’ve ever had.” That led to a gig doing the title song for the 1987 romantic thriller The Big Easy, which capitalized on the Cajun craze by switching the story’s location from Chicago to New Orleans just before production began.PUT OUT ALBUM The next year Beausoleil put out a quirky album called Bayou Cadillac, a funny, funky mix of Cajun, jazz and country.Not only did it sell well, it was nominated for a Grammy.The band members agreed to give up their day jobs — with the exception of Comeaux, a pathologist who splits his time between medicine and music — to see how far they could go.Most recently, Beausoleil recorded a live album at San Francisco’s Great American Music Hall called Live From the Left Coast, and Doucet has produced an individual effort called Beau Solo.“We’re at a crossroads,” he says.“Already we’re getting tugs to go to a larger label, and that scares me because you can end up losing control.” As hot as Cajun is right now, he doesn't want to see it pass as a fad.“And this music is too special for that.” Latest news from the entertainment world this week MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif (AP) — About 40 youths scaled gates at an amphitheatre during a concert by the rap group Public Enemy and randomly assaulted concert goers and security guards, police said Thirty people were treated for minor injuries at first aid stations after the attacks Friday, said Lt Gary Smith Three others, including one police officer, were treated and released from hospital, he said The assaults in the outer plaza of the amphitheatre apparently did not disrupt the concert, attended by an estimated 8,000 people, Smith said About 55 officers from Mountain View, a city about 30 kilometres south of San Francisco, and other police agencies were assigned to security at the amphitheatre, but no arrests were made Public Enemy, whose recor dings have been banned in some cities, was performing as part of a Sizzling Summer Tour 90 that included the groups Digital Underground and Big Daddy Kane LOS ANGELES (API — Video stores have been besieged with requests for cassettes of Three Men and a Baby amid speculation that the ghost of a child lurks in a scene in the Disney film “Everybody who’s walked into the store today wants this movie," said manager Ryan Bicknell of Music Plus in the I^os Angeles suburb of Marina Del Key.All the store's copies of the 1987 comedy about three bachelors who rear a baby were rented out Friday, he said.Three Men and a Baby already is the No.1 rental in video history, according to Billboard magazine.Viewers have been transfixed by an eerie figure in a scene in which actor Ted Danson and Celeste Holm walk by a window in a home shared by Danson and his buddies, played by Tom Selleck and Steve Guttenberg.Partly obscured in the window is the figure of what looks to many to be a young boy, hiding behind a curtain Callers from all over North America have inquired at Disney’s video division about the scene for weeks, said Buena Vista Home Video spokesman Steve Feldstein.He said some viewers believe the figure is the ghost of a child who died or committed suicide in a house where the film was shot.But he said the mysterious figure is actually a cardboard cutout of a man in top hat and tails.It was part of the set dressing in the film that was made on a sound stage in Toronto, he said.DETROIT (AP) — Aunt Marie helps them with their voice projection and Uncle Donny wrote them a song, but the Osmond Boys say they're working on their own image.“We grew up around music but we re not trying to copy anybody,” leader Michael Osmond said Saturday before a performance at the Michigan State Fair.The four brothers, Michael, 15, Nathan, 13, Douglas, 12, and David, 11, are sons of Alan Osmond, at 41 the oldest of the defunct Osmond Brothers, who got their show biz start as youngsters.The Osmond Boys are on a tour that ends in mid-November, when they return home to Utah.They released an album, The Osmond Boys, last month that includes a song written by Donny Osmond, Wait on Love.They’re developing their own style — no flashy costumes — but Alan Osmond, who manages his Osmond Boys, said it's like reli- HALIFAX, N S.(CP) — The director of Canada's largest summer musical theatre school wants his students to be "triple threats.” “They have to be able to dance, sing and act equally well to survive in musical theatre,” says Alan Lund, who was artistic director of the Charlottetown Festival for 22 years.He also taught musical theatre at the Banff School of Fine Arts until Banff dropped the course.Lund's 17 students, aged 16 to 30, are at Dalhousie University’s four-week Summer Musical Theatre Program, co-ordinated by top Canadian composer-conductor Howard Cable and director-choreographer Lund.Lund is involved in the last two weeks of the program to prepare ving his past.“Everyone says they’ve got the Osmond smile,” he said.“We've had a lot of screaming girls on this tour.” LAS VEGAS, Nev.(AP) — Six years ago Andrew Dice Clay was banished from the Las Vegas Strip after one performance because his act was too raunchy.But the Diceman returneth.Clay had three sellout shows at Bally’s resort last week and if Dice fans were fearful of him cleaning up his act, they need not have worried.One woman in the front row became a target for the evening of sexually explicit shots by the comedian as he graphically described his sexual appetite and questioned hers.Clay said he considers himself “greatest comic that ever lived.” ‘T’ve created something so unique, so special, people are just going crazy for it,” Clay said.“I’m going to be around for a long time.’ ’ He wasn’t so confident six years ago when he was bounced from the lineup at the Comedy Store at the the students for the school's public performance of Gershwin’s Fascinating Rhythm.“I shout at them a lot,” he says.“In the beginning, it’s such a confusing world.But to protect yourself as an artist, you have to learn all this.You have to look gorgeous, be able to sing, dance and act and you have to know a ittle bit about the technical part of theatre.“This gives them some kind of experience in performing for an audience for when you get out into the big wide world.” And the students know the world of theatre is tough.NOT REAL WORLD’ “Here you do get a pat on the back and people say ‘it’s okay,’” says Robin Hutton.18, of St.John's, Nfld.“I don’t think you Dunes Hotel, across the Strip from Bally’s, because of his foul language.SHREVEPORT, La.(AP) — A television news helicopter crashed while filming the crowd at a concert by the New Kids on the Block.Two men aboard the aircraft were injured, officials said.The KTBS-TV Channel 3 helicopter apparently clipped a power line and cràshed outside Independence Stadium Friday as crowds were gathering for the concert No one on the ground was injured.Helicopter pilot Scott Wallace and KTBS photographer Norris Carden, both of Shreveport, were flying about 15 feet off the ground around the stadium to film the 25,000 fans arriving for the concert The men were kept in hospital overnight for observation.The helicopter was a total loss.New Kids on Block, known for their intricately choreographed routines, cheerful outlook and antidrug message, have had hits such as This One’s For the Children, and I’ll Be Loving You Forever.would get that in the real world.” Lara Rodin, 21, of Toronto, agrees.“People would be more likely to stab you in the back and say ‘I want your role,”’ she says.“Working with professionals gives you an idea of what it’ll be like.“When you’re tired and your muscles are aching and you’re hungry and you can’t remember your text, then you question it.You see Broadway on a small scale and see if that’s the direction you want to take.” During the month-long school Rodin, Hutton and the other students study dance, acting, voice and tai chi.Lund is enthusiastic about Dal-housie's program.COME TO COMPTON for the best APPLES at counter: YELLOW, MELBA, VISTA BELLA LA POMMAI BONNE Midgel apple tree* 629) Rte U7 before Compton 835-9159 Open every day from: 10 a.m.to 8 p.m.Sot.: 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.Welcome to all school groups with reservation VERGER DU COIN 39 Pnncipole Compton ^ 835-9159 ^ Open every day from: 10 a.m.to 8 p.m.Sat.: 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.U-pick.MELBA Students must sing, dance and act Barthelme’ • ' «MK gfete >.ÉmËiÊÊIIIKtÊHKKÊBtÊN*&i&mKKt9am Mi SELECTION m \jt 0h By Richard Loney Natural Selectionby Frederick Barthelme (VIKING): $24.95.212 PP There is something that is at once unsettling and yet, comforting about reading one of Frederick Barthelme's slender novels or short stories.The author of two story collections and three previous novels, Barthelme might be described as the chronicler of the American shopping centre and the range of stories that take place within their confines every day.He can unsettle us with his surprising flights of pathos, where a simple joyride by a reconciled married couple can turn into a kind of cataclysmic ending that Natural Selection jolts us with.Or he can be a reassuring, calm presence outlining the natural faults that the outdoor barbecuing husband is heir to.In Barthelme’s fourth novel.Natural Selection, the narrator is Peter Wexler, a man who has just turned forty who realizes that he can only find things to complain about in his life.As the book opens he has made a vow that he would do his best to keep his little family — one son, Charles — together by changing his attitude about all he sees around him.“I promised Lily I was going to quit complaining about things, about my job, about the people I worked with, about the way things were at home with her, about our son Charles and the way he sometimes didn’t seem to coming along, about the country, about Nightline and Crossfire, about the mess we live in, the mess we make of our lives every day, about everybody lying all the time, smug and self-satisfied and just close enough to the facts to get by”.In the grip of a mid life crisis, or at least an attempt to make order out of his chaotic, but very ordinary life, Peter finds himself having very philosophical discussions with his nine year old son as they sleep out in the yard overnight.When his son asks him what the problem is, he replies, “Kids are.I don’t want to treat you like a pet, but you’re small and sort of dumb.I realize that’s of necessity reveal and that it’s changing — you’re not dumb compared with other kids, but compared with adults, see?Actually, now that I think about it, you really aren't dumb compared s Natural Selection — Kaleidoscope By RICHARD LONEY with most of the adults I know I don't mean dumb, anyway, but there’s stuff you don't know, see what I mean?” To add an even nuttier ingredient to Peter Wexler’s way of life there is the presence of his wife Lily’s brother Ray, one of those Dickensian minor characters who floats in and out of this family plot with jsut enough regularity to keep the humor intact.Through flashbacks.Peter reflects back on his meeting with Lily and her eccentric brother, Ray.both of whom he meets — where else?— at a shopping centre department store in Houston.Their courtship, typical ly Barthelmian, consists of going shopping and going out to places to eat, often accompanied by weird Ray, who had been living with his sister when the lovers met.As the novel develops, the love, however has begun to wane, and Peter and Lily go through a period of estrangement.Natural Selection is really about the American family — Peter Wexler and his wife Lily, and their son Charles — and how very simple, everyday events can have far reaching consequences.Indeed, most of Barthelme’s books feature lives that find themselves under the closest scrutiny as a character sits in an automobile waiting for his mate to come out with the various condiments required for preparing the great American cookout.Consequently, the most casual events, such as the carefree freeway ride that Peter and Lily take at the conclusion to Natural Selection, are brought under the microscope of intense examination.Truly, for Barthelme’s characters the meaningless things in life can become of major importance, and the larger matters such as love, happiness and security can be easily inverted by something inconsequential.This topsy-turvy world of contemporary America is the crucible for Frederick Barthelme’s humorous yet poignant characters to reveal themselves to us in the air-conditioned comfort of their local shopping centre.RECORDINGS REVIEWED Toy Matinee Toy Matinee (REPRISE — WEA) Nothing toy-like about this innovative songwriting duo that has taken its name from one of the many intriguing songs on their debut release.Toy Matinee is actually Kevin Gilbert — lead & backing vox, guitars and keyboards — teamed with Patrick Leonard — keyboards and background vocals.Songs from Toy Matinee comprise such elec trie topics as a tale about a woman who falls in love with a Vegas El-vis-impersonator (“The Ballad Of Jenny Ledge”), a hilarious send-up/tribute to Salvador Dali ("Turn It On Salvador”), to a poignant song that appears to be about the socio-pathology of homosexuality being rooted in child abuse, ne gleet and lack of friendship (“There Was A Little Boy ").In addition to the ponderous, emotional lyric content of their tunes, the Gilbert/Leonard collaboration moves from one pop musi cal style to another with complete ease.Their sound is augmented by a rhythm section of Brian MacLeod on drums and percussion, Tim Pierce on guitars, and Guy Pratt on bass This ensemble can play eerie Mark Knoplfer figures on the haun ting “Things She Said ”, or parody the sound of the progenitors of his style, 10 c.c., on the wacky “Turn It On Salvador” — which has a clarinet tag on it that sounds like vintage Glenn Miller uut-takes.Perhaps it’s the presence of the young Julian Lennon on the backing to “Things She Said ”, but Toy Matinee can write tunes that have very Beatlesque melodies.As for the vocal blend of Kevin Gilbert and Patrick Leonard, they become another duet in the tradition of Squeeze's Chris Difford and Glen Tilbrook.On “Remember My Name” (de dicated to Vaclav Havel), Toy Ma tinee's vocalists excel on one of several songs that could well meet with singles success.Again, on “Queen Of Misery”, a weighty sto-rysong that flashes forth with brilliant word pictures.Toy Matinee borrow a page from Genesis’s long tradition of matching strong melodies with incisive social commentary Not quite as bizarre as groups like the now Fish-less Marillion from England.Toy Matinee nevertheless have a musical equivalent to some of the effects David Lynch achieves in his films.Toy Matinee is a welcome arrival on the Madon-na — and M.C.Hammer-dominated charts.John Doe Meet Hon DoetGEFFEN — WEA) John Mellencamp, meet John Doe — this is the way you wished you sounded, but adding the “Cougar" to your name will never ensure that your voice will lift paint off walls and curdle milk the way Doe’s does! It really doesn't matter whether John Doe's his real name, or whether he’s assumed that tradi tional monicker for unknown per sonages.Unknown John Doe will not likely remain, thanks to the driving, ferocious rock and roll that he conjures up on his debut release.Whether he sings songs he wrote himself, or co-wrote, like “A Mat-terOf Degrees) Doe & Jon DeeGra-ham.his band's guitarist), or revives a powerful song such as Hank Cochran’s “It’s Only Love", John Doe makes a startling impression with his powerful, untutored vocals Even as he is interpreting a TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRIDAY.AUGUST 31.1990 7 unsettling, comforting John Hiatt tune.“The Real One", listeners may be struck by how much Doe sounds like a hardened John Hiatt, right down to the fluid, easy delivery on these homespun songs On "Take #52", Doe takes the "road" song about how hard it is to write about his lover one creative step further In this one Doe is in the studio, "trying to keep from choking up on take # 52".while his baby is “looking at that guy/loo king at me in this booth ", with the net result that the singer hopes that he'll get a decent take on the next try.When the pace of this torrid session slackens just a bit it's to allow John Doe to wrap his pipes around something bluesy like "With So meone Like You", which bringsout the scratchy timbre ol his vocal* with deft effect On this track Doe sounds just the way that Eddie Cochrane might have if his career had been allowed to extend into the sixties like those of his peers "H> The Light" is a lilting, melodic song written by Doe that features the twin guitar work of two of Doe's sidemen, Jon Dee Graham and Ri chard Lloyd, the latter adding some pretty slide work to many of the tracks But it's the songs about hard drinkm .or the sentiments exprès sed in "My Offering" that should go a long way towards making John Doe a known entity in pop rock music ) ^ IF GIVING GIVES YOU V A WARM FEELING IN YOUR TOES, WE NEED A LOT MORE WARM TOES.92 62354 ITic giving begins with you. 8—TOWNSHIPS WKKK -FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1990 Travel • I-_ icecora This picturesque island offers visitors a peaceful escape By Chris Moms G HAND MANAN, N B "LA FEMME DE MES AMOURS" (1988.Drame) Philippe Noiret.Ornella Mutt Un homme dans la cinquantaine propose a une jeune femme de Tentretenir a condition qu elle Tecoute raconter ses souvenirs sentimentaux (1 hr 40 mm.) AFTERNOON 12:00 O O LA SEMAINE VERTE O THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Mel Al ten discusses news and highlights from the ma|or leagues O TO BE ANNOUNCED (3 hrs ) o MEETING PLACE Rev Harrold Morns officiâtes the service from the Glenview Presbyterian Church in Toronto (R) (1 hr.) 0 MOVIE DD "Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy" 0 MOVIE 0 "Video testament” 0 SUNDAY EDITION It hr ) 0 HALFWAY TO HELL The Men and Unions That Built the Golden Gate Bridge Danny Glover narrates (MM) OUTLAWS AND HEROES Featured k d lang (1 hr ) 12:15 (FC) MOVIEDDH "Starlight Hotel" (1987 Drama) Peter Phelps, Greer Robson (1 hr, 33 min ) 12:30 O U.S.OPEN TENNIS Men s and Women s Early Rounds From the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadow.N Y.(Live) (CC) (5 hrs .30 min ) O COMMUNITY t 0 PASSPORT TO PROFIT 0 MCLAUGHLIN GROUP (TSN) TENNIS Canadian National Juniors Championship From Montreal (Live) (2 hrs.) 1:00 BODES JARDINS D'AUJOURD’HUI O FAMILY PICTURES A young man (David Hewlitt) heads for Los Angeles with hopes ot breaking into the music business (R) (CC) O MOVIE ** "BREWSTER’S MILLIONS" (1945.Comedy) Dennis O Keefe.Helen Walker A young heir must spend a million dollars in two months or he loses an inheritance worth much more.Colorized version (2 hrs ) 0 PROFILES OF NATURE 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD Inventors and Their Million-Dollar Mousetraps Guests include Jerome Lemelson.(R) (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (3 hrs ) 1:20 (PC) MOVIE **'/¦, “TROIS FUGITIFS" (1989, Comedie) Nick Nolle.Martin Short Veuf depuis deux ans.un homme n arrive plus a pourvoir aux besoms de sa fille et decide un pur que le meilleur moyen pour elle et lui de survivre serait de dévaliser une banque.(1 hr.40 min ) 1:30 B O VISIONS DU MONDE B HYMN SING Musical selections include "In Christ There Is No East or West and My Soul Is a Witness ' (R) 0 MOVIE ODH “Meurtre au soleil" 0 SPRUCE MEADOWS TODAY 0 TWIN STAR PRODUCTIONS 0 WALL STREET WEEK Will the Market Labor Into September?Guest: Peter J.DaPuzzo, Lehman Brothers (CC) 2:00 B O SECOND REGARD O CANADIAN REFLECTIONS 0 CANADA IN VIEW 0 TWIN STAR PRODUCTIONS 0 MOVIE “TRIO” (1950.Drama) Jean Simmons.Michael Rennie A church verger, a strange shipboard character and romance in a san-itorium are featured in this trilogy ot stories by W Somerset Maugham (1 hr 30 mm ) (FC) MOVIEDD "Memories of Me" (1988.Comedy-Drama) Billy Crystal.Alan King (1 hr.43 min ) 2:30 Q FACTS OF LIFE Tootie s new boyfriend questions the real motives ol her white tnends (R) 0 DIAMONDS A murder is complicated by a set ot identical twins, one ot whom is a mental patient (1 hr ) 0 CLARK NATIONAL (TSN) TENNIS FILM A Long Way Baby 1973 U S Open 3:00 B O AUTOSPORT B TO BE ANNOUNCED (3 hrs ) O MOVIE *** "THE SHAGGY DOG" (1959.Comedy) (Part 1 of 2) Fred Mac-Murray.Jean Hagen A teen-ager cleans up a nest ol spies after a magic ring transforms him into an ancient Bratislavian sheepdog (1 hr ) 0 K 2000 O 0 PGA GOLF Gi eater Milwaukee Open Final round from the Tuckaway Country Club in Franklin.Wis (Live) (CC) (2 hrs ) (TSN) CFL REPORT (PC) MOVIE • * "L'EXCELLENTE AVENTURE DE BILL ET TED" (1989 Comedie) Keanu Reeves.Alex Wintei Un visiteur de l avemr place deux amis devant I Histoire en train de se taire pour son examen, en les transportant a travers le temps (1 hr , 45 mm.) 3 30 0 HEAD OF THE CLASS (CC) 0 MOVIE *** "MOTHER TERESA" (1986 Documentary) Filmmakers Ann and Jeannette Petrie spent five years compiling this portrait of the lile and works of the Nobel Peace Prizewinning founder of the Missionaries ot Charity (1 hr.30 min ) (TSN) CFL FOOTBALL Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Saskatchewan Roughri-ders From Taylor Field in Regina.Saskatchewan (Live) (3 hrs I 3:45 (FC) MOVIEDD “1969" (1988.Drama) Robert Downey Jr.Kieter Sutherland (1 hr, 35 min ) 4:00 o SPORTSWEEKEND Auto Racing.Vancouver Grand Prix (Live) (2 hrs., 30 min ) 0 0 BATMAN 0 DOOGIE HOWSER.M.D.(CC) (MM) BEST OF MUCH (1 hr.) 4:30 O BATMAN 0 SKETCHES OF OUR TOWN 4:45 (PC) MOVIE ** “LE TRESOR DE GUERRE" (1986.Drame) Andy Forest.Jeff Connors Au cours de la Deuxieme Guerre Mondiale, un petit groupe de prisonniers s evade et tente de se frayer un chemin jusqu au front américain.(1 hr, 35 min.) 5:00 0 AVIS DE RECHERCHE O 0 HORSE RACING Arlington Million (Live) (CC) (1 hr.) 0 RADIO ACTIVITE 0 LITTLEST HOBO A young model aircraft flyer attempts to compete against adults (R) (CC) 0 FIRING LINE An Extraordinary Supreme Court Decision" Guests: Richard John Neuhaus.Charles Fried (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (1 hr.) 5:30 0 LAUREATS 0 FT FASHION TELEVISION 0 VERMONT THIS WEEK (FC) MOVIEDDH “Tadpole and the Whale" (1988, Adventure) Fanny Lau-zier, Denis Forest (1 hr., 32 min ) EVENING 6:00 0 O LE TELEJOURNAL (SC) B CBS NEWS (CC) 8 FACTS OF LIFE Tootie and her steady boyfriend become engaged B m LES NOUVELLES TVA B NEWS (CC) 0 NEWS 0 ABC NEWS (CC) 0 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL James and Tristan join the RAF.(1 hr.) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Prince (Part 2 of 2) 6:10 BO LES SAMA.DERNIERS NOMADES DE LA MER 6:20 (PC) MOVIE ** "CIBLE DETRUITE” (1987.Drame) Angela Lansbury.George Coe Les gouvernements des grandes puissances s empressent de rédiger un rapport sur l'explosion a 32.000 pieds d'altitude d'un Boeing 747 coreen suite a I attaque d un missile soviétique (1 hr .40 min.) 6:30 B NEWHART Dick faces a lawsuit when he s charged with plagiarism (CC) 8 NBC NEWS 8 FACTS OF LIFE A visit by Blair s handicapped cousin brings back a life long conflict 0 0 DOCTEUR DOOGIE B ABC NEWS (CC) 0 TRAVEL TRAVEL 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (CC) (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (TSN) SPORTSDESK (CC) 7:00 B O FESTIVAL DES FILMS DU MONDE B 60 MINUTES (R) (CC) (1 hr.) B MOVIE **Vi “THE GOONIES" (1985.Adventure) Sean Astin.Josh Brolin Adolescent misfits stumble upon a treasure map and undertake a harrowing mission to recover the booty of a notorious 17th-century pir- ate Produced by Steven Spielberg (CC) (2 hrs.) B FAMILY HOUR Road to Avonlea A smallpox quarantine forces Rachel Lynde, Sara and Felix to stay in Alexander Abraham s house Features Colleen Dewhurst and Patricia Hamilton (R) (CC) (1 hr.) 0 0 RIRA BIEN O 0 AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL President Bush joins commentator Curt Gowdy Sr in a look at America's fragile environment (CC) (1 hr ) 0 FLYING ON HER OWN Singer Rita MacNeil travels throughout the Maritimes in search of musical talent.Featured are Hal Bruce and the Hired Hand Band and Loreena McKennitt.(R) (CC) (1 hr.) 0 WILD AMERICA Woodpeckers' destruction of tree trunks in their quest for food and shelter (R) (CC) (MM) BACKTRAX (1 hr.) (TSN) MUD AND MONSTER TRUCK RACING (1 hr.) 7:15 (FC) MOVIEDDH "Big Business" (1988, Comedy) Bette Midler.Lily Tomlin.(1 hr.37 min.) 7:30 0 0 CEST LA VIE 0 NATURESCENE A visit to the Con-garee Swamp National Monument in central South Carolina 8:00 B B MOVIE DDH “Le Déclin de l'empire américain" B MURDER.SHE WROTE While in San Francisco, Jessica becomes involved in a double-murder investigation when she attends an opera opening with old friend Dennis Stanton (R) (CC) (1 hr.) B JIM HENSON HOUR (R) (1 hr.) Q 0 0 AMERICA'S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS Clips include: practical jokes in the home; doomed bicyclists; dueling earlobes.” (R) (CC) 0 3-2-1 CONTACT EXTRA: YOU CAN’T GROW HOME AGAIN Host Stephanie Yu looks at the destruction of a Costa Rican rain forest.(CC) (1 hr.) (MM) BEST OF MUCH (1 hr.) (TSN) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox (Live) (CC) (3 hrs ) (PC) MOVIE WAVS “PORTRAIT CRACHE D'UNE FAMILLE MODELE" (1989.Comedie) Steve Martin, Mary Steenburgen Comment eduquer des enfants dans un monde qui fait tout pour que cette mission parentale soit un echec complet?(SC) (2 hrs ) 8:30 O 0TIM CONWAY’S FUNNY AMERICA (R) (CC) 0 SIMPSONS Homer becomes an anti-nuclear activist after losing his job at the nuclear power plant (CC) 9:00 B MOVIE **Vi “WHO GETS THE FRIENDS?” (1988, Comedy) Jill Clay-burgh.James Farentino.An upper middle-class housewife finds her life and relationships suddenly turned upside down after her husband of 17 years unexpectedly asks for a divorce.(CC) (2 hrs.) B MOVIE *** “MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME" (1985, Adventure) Mel Gibson.Tina Turner.This third entry in the post-apocalyptic adventure series finds Max at the mercy ot a power-hungry shantytown queen and her evil cohorts (CC) (2 hrs.) B TANAMERA: LION OF SINGAPORE The war is over and John moves in with Julie His main concern is to divorce Irene and rebuild Tana-mera (CC) (1 hr.) O MOVIE “LOVE AMONG THIEVES" (1987, Adventure) Audrey Hepburn.Robert Wagner A concert pianist is forced into stealing a trio of priceless Faberge eggs to barter tor the life ot her kidnapped fiance.(CC) (2 hrs.) 0 MOVIE *V5 "SEPARATE VACATIONS" ( 1986, Comedy) David Naugh-ton, Jennifer Dale An architect and his wife embark on separate vacations in the hopes ot keeping the romance alive in their marriage (2 hrs.) 0 MDA JERRY LEWIS LABOR DAY TOWNSHIPS WKKK FKIDAY, AUGUST ;il.IWW IS TELETHON The Muscular Dystrophy Association s annual fund-raiser is hosted by Jerry Lewis, Ed McMahon, Norm Crosby and Leeza Gibbons in Los Angeles, and Ben Vereen in New York (3 hrs ) ffl MASTERPIECE THEATRE Nor thanger Abbey A young woman s tondness for Gothic novels leads her to suspect foul deeds are being committed at an estate (R) (CC)(1 hr,.30 min.) (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (1 hr.) (FC) MOVIEDH “Let It Ride" (1989.Comedy) Richard Dreyfuss, David Johansen (1 hr, 26 min ) 10:00 O Q LE TELEJOURNAL (SC) 0 CBC NEWS (CC) O 0 LE MAL DE L'AIR (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Prince.(Part 2 of 2) (PC) MOVIE “TROUBLE EN DOUBLE” (1988, Comedie) Lily Tomlin, Bette Midler A I hopital d une petite ville, deux paires de jumelles nees simultanément sont confies a une infirmière myope.(2 hrs.) 10:20 O O SCULLY RENCONTRE 10:28 O VENTURE 10:30 © BEST FRIENDS A wife whose husband is unfaithful becomes friends with his mistress (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (FC) MOVIEDD “Love at Stake" (1988.Comedy) Patrick Cassidy.Kelly Preston (1 hr, 28 min ) 11 00 Q O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 0 CBS NEWS (CC) B SUNDAY SCOREBOARD B NEWS 0 B LES NOUVELLES TVA (SC) B NEWS (CC) B CTV NEWS (CC) ffl MYSTERY! Inspector Morse II" Morse is suspicious when an antique buckle disappeais at the same time its owner apparently suffers a fatal heart attack (R) (Part 1 of 2) (CC) (1 hr ) (MM) BACKTRAX (1 hr ) (TSN) SPORTSDESK (CC) 11:16 0 B DOUBLE VUE SUR LE FESTIVAL DES FILMS DU MONDE O ARSENIO HALL From June: singer Barbara Mandrell; comic-actor Sinbad (“A Different World").(R) (1 hr ) B ABC NEWS (CC) 11:20 0 B LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:25 B STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO A woman harassed by a troubled young man conceals information about her personal life from the police that nearly costs her her life (1 hr.) 11 30 B MOVIE »** "THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS" (1936.Adventure) Ran dolph Scott Bmme Barnes A frontier scout risks his life escorting a British officer and two young women to Fort William Henry during the French and Indian Wars Based on James Fern more Cooper s novel Colorized ver sion (2 hrs ) 0 MOVIE "Cinema" 0 CRIME STOPPERS 800 A man wanted for a Columbia, S C , murder, a 12-year-old girl kidnapped by her mother s former boyfriend in Baton Rouge.La O VISION MONDIALE O NEWS (TSN) U S.OPEN TENNIS Early-round coverage from Flushing Meadow, N Y (Same-day Tape) (3 hrs .30 min ) 12:00 B FALL GUY (CC)(1 hr ) © ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Ac tress Linda Evans (1 hr.) m MDA JERRY LEWIS LABOR DAY TELETHON CONTINUES (3 hrs ) ® MASTERPIECE THEATRE Nor thanger Abbey A young woman s fondness tor Gothic novels leads her to suspect foul deeds are being committed at an estate (R) (CC) (1 hr .30 min.) (MM) OUTLAWS AND HEROES (1 hr I (FC) MOVIEDOH Spike ol Benson hurat" |1988 Comedy Drama) Sasha Mitchell Ernest Borgmne (1 hr 41 mm ) (PC) MOVIE • ‘ C'EST PAS LE PIED POUR LES MACHOS" (1988 Drame) Pascale Vital.Isabelle Legrand Elles sont provocantes malicieuses et perverses et en les voyant arriver au chateau, tes hommes n ont plus gu une seule idee dernere la tete (I hr 35 mm ) 12:15 0 0 MARATHON INTERNATIONAL DE MONTREAL 1990 O MISSING REWARD A missing gui in Missouri a 1927 Yankees baseball a geology student s killer (R) 12:30 © LE MONDE A VENIR 12:45 O NO SMOKING SHOW 100 B NEWS (CC) © WOK (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (3 hrs ) 1:30 B LOOKING YOUR BEST © ENTREPRENEURS © ON DANCING ISADORA’S DANCES Annabelle Garnison re creates the style of Isadora Duncan 1:35 (PC) MOVIE ** "LES DIAMANTS DE L'AMAZONE" (1985 Drame) Stuart Whitman, Emilio f ernandet Dans la jungle la plu» dangereuse du monde au coeur du dernier continent encore inconnu de I homme, repose un secret si preoeux que plusieurs se* aient prêts a tuer pour le découvre (1 hr 46 mm ) 2 00 B GEORGE MICHAEL S SPORTS MACHINE © HEALTH INNOVATIONS (FC| MOVIEOO SpeHbmder (1988 Horror) Timothy Daly KeHy Preston (t hr , 36 rn«n ) 2 30 © SIMON t SIMON 11 hr ) 3 00 © MOA JERRY LEWIS LABOR DAY TELETHON CONTINUES (2 hrs ) (TSN) SPORTSDESK (CC) 3 20 (PC) MOVIE *• "CONTRAINTE PAR CORPS" (1988 Drame) Marianne Basler, VMono Me/iogiorno Parce qu elle n a pas pu supporter le regai d d un policier porte sur eke et son ami sur une plage de vacances et paire qu elle i a chasse durement la vie d une jeune filJe va soudain bascuku dans I horteui (1 hr , 40 mm ) 3 30 © MATT HOUSTON (1 hr ) (TSN) CEL FOOTBALL Winnipeg Blue Bombers al Saskatchewan Roughn ders From Taylor Fiekl m Regma Saskatchewan (R) (3 hrs ) 4 00 (MM) BEST OF MUCH (1 hr ) (FC) MOVIEDH "Lel II Ride (1989 Comedy) Richard Dreyluss.David Johansen ( ! ht 26 mm ) eekdays MORNING 5:00 B DENVER, THE LAST DINOSAUR (MON, THU-FRI) TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE-WED) m MOA JERRY LEWIS LABOR DAY TELETHON (MON) (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (MON) VJ ERICA EHM (WED) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (THU) MIKE & MIKE'S EXCELLENT X CANADA ADVENTURES (FRI) (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (THU) TRANSWORLD SPORT (FRI) (PC) MOVIE (Mon) “Portrait crache d'une famille modèle” (Tue) “Victimes du Viêt-nam" (Wed) “Danse mortelle" (Thu) "Monsieur North" (Fri) "Nocturne indien” 5:20 ©CHEERS (FRI) 5:30 B MORNING STRETCH B FIRST BUSINESS (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (FRI) (FC) HITCHHIKER (MON) 5:35 O AU CENTUPLE © VIDEO GOLD (WED) 5:40 © VIDEO GOLD (THU) 5:45 (FC) MOVIE (Wed) "Prologue" 5:50 © VIDEO GOLD (TUE, FRI) 6:00 O CBS NEWS B NBC NEWS 0 LES PETITS BONSHOMMES (MON) a ABC NEWS © LA BANDE A NIMEE (MON) SALUT, BONJOUR (TUE-FRI) © ROMPER ROOM AND FRIENDS © ABC NEWS (TUE-FRI) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL (FC) MOVIE (Mon) "Something About Love" (Tue) “Sweet Bird ot Youth” (Thu) “Tucker: The Man and His Dream" (TSN) BASEBALL SHOW - EXPOS EDITION (TUE) BEST OF MUSCLE MAGAZINE (THU) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR (FRI) 6:05 O VIVRE AUJOURD’HUI (TUE, THU-FRI) VIVRE AU QUEBEC (WED) 6:15 0 LES NOUVELLES (TUE-FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Fri) "Manon Des Sources" 6:30 a CBS NEWS © NBC NEWS O SALUT, BONJOUR (TUE-FRI) 0 CANADA A.M (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (MON, WED- FRI) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (TUE) (TSN) BODIES IN MOTION (MON-WED, FRI) 6:45 ©NEWS 7:00 B THIS MORNING B TODAY B © MOVIE (Mon) “Escroc, macho et gigolo" B GOOD MORNING AMERICA © GOOD MORNING AMERICA (TUE-FRI) (MM) BACKTRAX (MON) FAX (TUE-FRI) (TSN) SPORTSDESK (PC) DEFENSEURS DE LA TERRE (TUE-FRI) 7:05 (PC) DEFENSEURS DE LA TERRE (MON) 7:15 B MIRE ET MUSIQUE (TUE-FRI) © A.M.WEATHER (FC) MOVIE (Wed) "Cat on a Hot Tin Root” 7:30 0 B PREMIERE EDITION (TUE-FRI) © CAPTAIN KANGAROO (MM) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN (TUE-FRI) (TSN) WIN PLACE SHOW (MON) JET SKIING (TUE) WWF WRESTLING (WED) MOTORING '90 (THU) CANADIAN MOTORSPORT WEEKLY (FRI) (PC) CLEMENTINE (TUE-FRI) 7:35 (PC) CLEMENTINE (MON) 7:45 B MIRE ET MUSIQUE (MON) (FC) MOVIE (Mon) "Wicked Stepmother" 8:00 0 B SIGNE CAT'S EYES 0 © MONGRAIN DE SEL (TUE-FRI) © MDA JERRY LEWIS LABOR DAY TELETHON CONTINUES (MON) © SESAME STREET (MM) OUTLAWS AND HEROES (MON) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (TUE) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (WED, FRI) MUSHMUSIC WITH ZIGGY LORENC (THU) (FC) MOVIE (Tue) "The Year My Voice Broke" (Thu) "Dakota" (TSN) WOMEN S PRO BEACH VOLLEYBALL (MON) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (TUE) SECRETS OF SPEED (THU) DRAG RACING (FRI) (PC) T AND T CYCLE (TUE-FRI) 8:05 (PC) T AND T CYCLE (MON) 8:15 (FC) MOVIE (Fri) "Wheel of Fortune" 8:20 (PC) MOVIE (Mon) "Arme et dangereux" (Tue) "L'Ete des victoirea" (Wed) “L'Enfance de fart" (Thu) "Quand Harry rencontre Sally" (Fri) "La Cicatrice" 8:30 O B PASSE-PARTOUT B GOOD MORNING/THOUGHT FOR TODAY (TSN) BASEBALL SHOW - BLUE JAYS EDITION (WED) EQUESTRIAN (THU) 8:50 B YOGA FOR STRESS 9:00 0 B LES ANGES DU MATIN B B LIVE - REGIS & KATHIE LEE B DONAHUE B F,LT.O © GILLES LAPOINTE.M O © GREAT SHAPE © TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE-FRI) © MISTER ROGERS (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (MON) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (THU) (TSN) TENNIS FILM (MON) AUTO RACING (WED) SURFING (FRI) 9:15 (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “Her Alibi" (Wed) "A Woman's Face" 9:30 B WELL NOW! © NEW CHAIN REACTION © TO BE ANNOUNCED (TUE-FRI) © WIND IN THE WILLOWS (FC) MOVIE (Thu) “The Chocolate War" (TSN) TENNIS (MON) MOTORCYCLE RACING (FRI) 9:45 O © DES MOTS POUR LE DIRE (FC) MOVIE (Tue) "Stormy Monday" (Fri) "The Runnin’ Kind” 9:50 (PC) MOVIE (Mon) "L Annee dee secrets" 10:00 B Q LA CUISINE DES ANGES O FAMILY FEUD B B SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL B FRED PENNER S PLACE © DINI PETTY © PEOPLE'S COURT (TUE-FRI) © READING RAINBOW (PC) MOVIE (Thu) "Le Titanic" (Fri) "Eve Guernllera" 10:05 (PC) MOVIE (Tue) "Trouble an double" 10:10 (PC) MOVIE (Wed) “Diable, vois-tu ce que j'entends?" 10:15 B O INIMINIMAGIMO B UNDER THE UMBRELLA TREE (MON.WED.FRI) 10:30 0 O LE MONDE DE DAVID LE GNOME B WHEEL OF FORTUNE B MR DRESSUP O © AIMER ® 3RD DEGREE (TUE FRI) © GREAT CIRCUS PARADE (MON) INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMMING (TUE FRI) (TSN) TSN WRESTLING (FRI) 11:00 O LE P'TIT CHAMPLAIN a PRICE IS RIGHT (MON THU) U S OPEN TENNIS (FRI) B TO TELL THE TRUTH 0 SESAME STREET 0 © SANTA BARBARA O HOME O LE P'TIT CHAMPLAIN (MON) LE NOUVEL AGE (TUE-FRI) © MCKENTY LIVE » MDA JERRY LEWIS LABOR DAY TELETHON CONTINUES (MON) HOME (TUE-FRI) (MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (TUE) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (WED.FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Mon) "Cookie" (TSN) U S OPEN TENNIS (TUE-WED) INSIDE THE POA TOUR (THU) 11:10 (PC) MOVIE (Mon) "Tequila Sunriaa" 11:15 (FC) MOVIE (Wed) "My Stepmother Is an Alien" 11:20 (PC) MOVIE (Fri) "Trois tugitlte” 1130 0Q MARITIMES EN DIRECT (MON) B A COMMUNIQUER (TUE) MUSICOLORE (WED) TETE PREMIERE (THU) BOUFFEE DE SANTE (FRI) 0 MARSHA WARFIELD B © CAMPUS © SFCRET LIVES © SUMMER MUSIC GAMES (MON) (FC) MOVIE (Tue) "Torch Song Trtl ogy" (Thu) "Leader ol Ihe Band" (Fri) "Physical Evidence' (TSN) BODIES IN MOTION (MON, THU-FRI) 11:40 (PC) MOVIE (Thu) "J'ai rave dun pays" 11:45 (PC) MOVIE (Tue) "Ls Brute' 11:55 (PC) MOVIE (Wed) "Ram Men" AFTERNOON 12:00 0 O LES DETECTEURS DE MEN SONGES (MON) 0 O L'EDITION MAGAZINE (TUE FRI) B NEWS (MON THU) © HARD COPY © MIDDAY 0 LES NOUVELLES TVA (MON) LES NOUVELLES (TUE FRI) O 3RD DEGREE © LES NOUVELLES TVA © FAMILY TIES © MATCH GAME (TUE FRI) (MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (MON, FRI) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (TUE.THU) MUSHMUSIC WITH ZIGGY LORENC (WEO) (TSN) SPORTSDESK (MON.FRI) U S OPEN TENNIS (THU) t2 10 0 ACROSS THE FENCE (MON THU) 12 25 0 ATTENTION C'EST SHOW (MON THU) © ATTENTION C'EST "SHOW 12 30 0 O LES DEMONS DU MIDI O U S OPEN TENNIS (MON) YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (TUE THU) O GENERATIONS 0 ATTENTION C'EST "SHOW" (FRI) O LOVING © ANOTHER WORLD (MON) NEWS (TUE FRI) © LOVING (TUE-FRI) (TSN) DRAG RACING (MON) CFL FOOTBALL (FRI) 12 45 (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “Indiana Jones and the Liai Crueade" 1 00 © DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 B ALL MY CHILDREN 0 MOVIE (Mon) "Par ou l'as rentra, on l'a pai vu eortir" © SHIRLEY (TUE-FRI) t» ALL MY CHILDREN (TUE FRI) (MM) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (WED) (FC) MOVIE (thu) “Love at Stake" (PC) MOVIE (Mon) "Etal de choc (Fn) "Haul» Tension Histoires d'ombres" 1:10 (PC) MOVIE (Thu) "Baxter" 115 0 O AU JOUR LE JOUR (THU) (FC) MOVIE (Wed) "War of the WHO cate" (Fn) "El Diablo'' 1:30 0 0 L'HEURE G O BOLD AND THE BE AUTIFUL (TUE THU) 0 MOVIE (fuel "Calamity Jana (Wed) "Fleur de cactus” (Thu) "L'Flopital en toile DYNASTIE (FRI) © MOVIE (Mort) "Un men peut an cacher un autre" (Tue) "Un étrange marche now" (Wed) "Club Med" I and "Dale With an Angel" in l!tr>X 50 Following her si ml on "The Mar > Tylct Moore Show" from I07:t 77.she ap|>carcd in anolh cr series titled fhe Hetty White Show " in 1077 7K and Mama's Family" in I its:: The actiess, a live time Kmmy Award win tier, has boon nominated l his year for Host Ai I l ess in a Comedy White readily praises lier three friends and eo slats Hoa Arthur, Hue McCluuahan and Ksielle Getty "For lout solid years all four of us have been nominated which I think is a record" says White Hut this year wo knew that couldn't go on forever N on can t alw ay s take t(tree of the top s|xits out of fl\c for the lead at tress When we got word on my nominal ion and Ks tellc's, ihi’ first thing we did was wrap our arms around each other and ex change congratulations It s a lot easier to handle il somelHKly else is nominal ed than it you are "It's always a lovely surprise to ( nine on the set on Mondays We go in and start work right away And instead ol going back to our dressing rooms ball of (he lime, we just sit and talk with each other on the set, because we just enjoy each other's company." 20—TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1990 Friday EVENING 6 00 O C* O IB fB NEWS (1 hr | •• LES NOUVELLES O NEWS (CC) 0 LES NOUVELLES TVA (SC) ® MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR (1 hr ) 1 MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Bruce Hornsby A Ihe Range (TSN) WIN PLACE SHOW Weekly har ness racing series (PC) MOVIE •** "LES SORCIERES D EASTWICK" (1987.Comer»») Chet, Jack Nichols- on Trois jolies sorcières d Eastwick doivent faire lace au Diable avec ardeur et toute beaute de leur jeune personne (2 hrs ) 6 30 O NBC NEWS (CC) O CHARIVARI O ® abc NEWS (CC) O VIVRE A TROIS (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (TSN) SPORTSDESK (CC) 7 00 O O STAR D'UN SOIR (SC) O CBS NEWS (CC) a JEOPARDVI (CC) O FACTS OF LIFE Blair learns that her opponent in the student council race is sudering through a crisis (R) (CC) O O DROLE DE VIDEO O WHEEL OF FORTUNE (CC) (B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Mi chaei J Fo« and James Woods talk about their new movie The Hard 0 STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (CC) (1 hr.) «B NIGHTLV BUSINESS REPORT Scheduled Market Monilor (MM) FAX (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING |H) 7:15 (FC) MOVIEDDH "Rude Awakening" (1989 Comedy) Cheech Mann.Eric Roberts (1 hr 40 min ) 7 30 fl FAMILY FEUD O CURRENT AFFAIR O GOLDEN GIRLS Sophia invests her roommates money in a prizefighter who s a gibed violinist (R) (CC) O CO 911 O JEOPAROYI (CC) Q) LAST FRONTIER The team sets its sights on the lewftsh, largest of the grouper family (CC) ® VERMONT THIS WEEK (MM) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN (TSN) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Chicago White So* at Toronto Blue Jays (Live) (CC) (3 hrs 30 mm ) < 00 U O CONFESSIONNAL fl RESCUE 911 Rebroadcasts police attempt to revive children pulled (tom a burning building, a trooper tries to stop runaway trocars, a high-speed car chase to rescue a kidnapped child (R) (CC)(t hr) 0 QUANTUM LEAP Sam leaps into the lite ot an aging pool shark in 1954, laced with the match ol his lifetime (R) (CC) (I hr ) O STREET LEGAL A case at immigra lion throws oh Leon and Alana s wed ding plans.Olivia has trouble al work (R) (CC) (1 hr ) U 0 CHANSON FETICHE O 0 FULL HOUSE Michelle is (ealous when (he (amity baby sits lor a neigh bot s mlant (R) (CC) 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE Topic Ihe Second Coming Guest opera sm-get Jerome Hines Also, highlights ol the Montreal crusade featuring singers Lamelle Hams and Evie Karts son (CC) (t hr ) 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (CC) (MM) COUNTDOWN (I hr ) (PC) MOVIE ««Vj "LES SCOUTS DE BEVERLY MILLS" (1989, Corned») Shelley Long.Craig T Nelson Une feune fille ne croyait pas que sa mere irait fusqu a se proposer pour prendre la direction de sa troupe de guides (t hr, 55 mtn ) 130 0 0 ABC SATURDAY MORNING PREVIEW WITH ROSE ANNE A sneak peek al the new Saturday morning line up (CC) @) WALL STREET WEEK The New Fall Market (CC) 9:00 0 MOVIE »* "NIGHT WALK" (1989 Drama) Robert Urlch, Lesley-Anne Down The search (or solitude leads an unhappily married woman into a dangerous confrontation with professional assassins (CC) (2 hrs ) 0 NIGHT COURT Harry.Bull and Dan 11:35 all pilch in lo help al Christine s Lam-aze class (R| (CC) O THIRTYSOMETHING (CC) (1 hr ) O 0 LA VIE EN COULEUR O BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE Topic the Second Coming Guest: opera singer Jerome Hines Also, highlights ol Ihe Montreal crusade featuring sin- 11:45 gers Lamelle Harris and Evie Karls-son (CC) (2 hrs ) 0 E N.G.Drama The personal lives 12:00 ot a Toronto news team become inter twined with the stories they report Stars Sara Botslord, Mark Humphrey and Art Hindle.(R) (CC) (2 hrs.) m PERFECT STRANGERS Larry and Balki are trapped in their apartment with a dmnet guest ho believes he is being followed (R) (CC) 3) MOVIE *** ROMEO AND JULIET" (1966.Musical) Rudolph Nu-reyev Margot Fonteyn Based on Shakespeares play Two star- 12:05 crossed lovers meet with tragedy be- 12:30 cause ot a teud between their families (2 hrs , 10 mm ) (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (1 hr.) (FC) MOVIEDO "The Runmn Kind" (1989.Drama) David Packer.Pleasant Gehman (1 hr, 40 mm ) 9:30 0 NIGHT COURT Christine goes into labor while she s stuck in a courthouse elevator with Buddy and a stranger (R) (CC) © NEW ATTITUDE Vicki helps an aspiring actress who lakes her along on the rise to the top (CC) 9:55 (PC) MOVIE **Vz "DANSE MORTELLE" (1983.Drame) Olga Karlatos.12:45 Ray Lovelock A ( assassinat d une jeune danseuse du Artists Center de 1:00 New York, un lieutenant soupçonne quelqu un a l intérieur meme de la compagnie de danse (1 hr.40 min.) 10:00 O O LE TELEJOURNAL (SC) 0 MIDNIGHT CALLER Jack s involved in sensitive hostage negotia (ions following a plane hijacking and the kidnapping ol a diplomat (R) (CC) (1 hr.) O NATIONAL (CC) O 0 AD LIB m 20/20 (CC) (1 hr ) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Bruce Hornsby S the Range «0:22 0 JOURNAL 10:25 O O LE POINT 10 30 (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER 10:45 0 0 TIRAGE DE LA MINI/INTER PLUS/PROVINCIALE (FC) MOVIEDDD "Leviathan" (1989 Lis Science Fiction) Peter Weller, Richard Crenna (1 hr.38 min ) 10:55 O O METEO 0 O LA QUOTIOIENNE/BANCO 11:00 0 O LES NOUVELLES OU SPORT O O O 0 NEWS L30 0 0 LES NOUVELLES TVA (SC) O NEWS (CC) 2:00 0 CTV NEWS (CC) (MM) FAX 2:15 (TSN) SPORTSDESK (CC) 11:05 0 O L'HEURE G 11:10 0 MOVIE *** "THE FOUR SEASONS" (1981 Cometfÿ) Alan Aida.2:30 Carol Burnell Three couples, all close, long-lime (nends.experience profound changes in then relation ships when one ol the marnages disin tegrates (1 hr.50 min ) 11:20 0 LES NOUVELLES 0 NOUVELLES REGIONALES/ METEO 2:45 1130 0 U S.OPEN TENNIS HIGHLIGHTS Sam» day highligMs from (he USTA National Tennis Center In Flushing Meadow.N Y (Taped) (CC) 0 TONIGHT SHOW Scheduled musi- cians Erta James and Ihe Roots Band (1 hr.) 0 GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE (1 hr ) O 0 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT O 0 NIGHTLINE (CC) 0 NEWS (MM) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN (TSN) CANADIAN MOTORSPORT WEEKLY (R) (PC) MOVIE «•’ z "TROIS FUGITIFS" (1989 Comedie) Nick Nolle, Marlin Short Veut depuis deux ans, un homme n arrive plus a pourvoir aux besoins de sa fille et decide un jour que le meilleur moyen pour elle et lui de survivre serait de dévaliser une banque (1 hr.40 min.) O MONGRAIN DE SEL 0 MOVIE DDH “Les Chaînes du sang" O 0 ARSENIO HALL From June: Bill Cosby (R) (1 hr ) O INTO THE NIGHT WITH RICK DEES Scheduled actress Chelsea Noble.Guys Next Door will perform (1 hr.) æ TWILIGHT ZONE An elderly woman (Janet Leigh), obsessed with dying, encounters the messenger of Death (CC) (MM) CITYLIMITS (2 hrs.) (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 0 O MOVIE DD “L'amour en douce " O LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET- TERMAN Scheduled: actor-rap artist Will Smith (a.k.a.the Fresh Prince); radio-TV host Larry King.(1 hr ) O MOVIE *Vz "SECRET PEOPLE” (1952, Drama) Valentina Cortese, Audrey Hepburn.In pre-World War II London, a young woman and her boy-Iriend plot to assassinate the evil ruler who murdered her father (2 hrs.) © PASSPORT TO PROFIT (FC) MOVIEDO "Messenger ol Death” (1988 Drama) Charles Bronson, Irish Van Devere (1 hr, 30 min.) (TSN) CANADIAN GOLF TODAY Q MOVIE DD "Un étrange marche noir” O MAGNUM, P I.Racketeers pick Magnum as their next murder victim.(1 hr) O RED, HOT & COOL Scheduled saxophonist Najee.(R) 0 MOVIE ** "QUEBEC" (1951.Ad-venture) Corinne Calvet, Patrie Knowles In the 1800s, a Canadian revolt against the British Crown is complicated by the romance that blossoms between a rebel leader and the wife of a British officer.(1 hr, 45 mm.) 0 CHILD CARE: FAMILIES IN THE BALANCE Ellen Burstyn narrates this look at how day-care affecls four families trying to balance career and home (R) (1 hr) (TSN) DRAG RACING NHRA Gator Nationals From Gainesville, Fla.(R) (1 hr.) (PC) MOVIE "TERREUR SUR LA VILLE” (1988, Drame) George Kennedy.Bo Hopkins Canyonland était une petite ville paisible, jusqu au jour ou la population entière a ete frappee de folie furieuse (1 tir.40 min ) O FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS (1 hr.) O NEWS (CC) (MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (2 hrs ) (TSN) SPORTSDESK (CC) 0 LES NOUVELLES TVA (SC) (FC) MOVIEDDH "Kickboxer" (1989.Adventure) Jean-Claude Van Damme.Dennis Alexio (1 hr, 45 min.) 0 SIMON h SIMON T he Simons' business ethics are attacked by Cecilia Simon's new boylnend, who is delending the prime suspect in a murder trial (1 hr) (TSN) GOLF UCT North American Junior Tournament From Victoria, B.C.