The record, 17 mai 1991, Supplément 1

KK OKIM.K \M MMI TOWNSHIPS WEEK arts and entertainment magazine May 17.1991 Mm • Monique Trottier makes tree bark from recycled material. 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 17.1991 Another war strikes between men and women 'Counter violence with violence.' Speaker at conference urged women to take the law into their own hands, to fight — and even kill men! “I love the idea of there being two sexes, don't you?” James Thurber The war between the sexes took another nasty turn last weekend.At a Banff conference on ‘Women in a Violent Society'organized by the Canadian Mental Health Association.the keynote speaker urged women to take the law into their own hands, fight back and even kill men - or have them killed."When the law fails, we cannot fail each other .” she trumpted."We are at war and need to win .l am asking you to stop men who beat women.get them jailed or get them killed." Counter violence with violence.No prisoners.A large bulletin board was set up for women to advertise the na mes and addresses of men they claim have raped them.No due process.No fuss about innocent until proven guilty.No proof needed, no defence allowed, and if lives and reputations are destroyed.too bad.This is war.Delegates were also encouraged to harass the Supreme Court judge who recently acquitted a man of rape by finding the woman had both consented and assisted - at least partially.Justice Minister Pat Carney had looked into that decision and found justice had been served but this does not satisfy the militant feminists.Similar outcry greeted last year's acquittal of a man accused of molesting a 3-year-old girl.Again the decision was examined and found just but the militants appear to demand every accusation result in conviction because all men are brutes and should be jailed or killed.Two weeks ago.in that other En- glish daily, Janet Bagnall reviewed the English translation of Polytechnique, Dec.6, the feminists’ vision of the Lepine massacre, claiming the original had been shrugged off by a sexist society.The theme is that it was not an isolated act by a maniac but symptomatic of men's hatred of liberated women.Men must therefore share collective responsibility.Who’s Who By Tadeusz Letarte "How is it possible to deny the sexual and orgasmic character of his act?” wrote one of the contributors.“An armed man, smiling with that force that comes from being all-powerful, who ejaculates his blasts of bullets, mortally penetrating these women’s bodies, bodies left full of holes, raped.” “There is a price for women’s liberation," wrote another, "and the price is death.” No.it isn’t.Few men were rash enough to say so.however, to deny the accusation and resent being tarred with Lepine’s brush.Still fewer dared reserve the right to despise the likes of Leona Helmsley.Winnie Mandela or Nancy Reagan."When a woman behaves like a man,” asked Dame Edith Evans, “why doesn’t she behave like a nice man?" * * * Last fall, the world’s first home for battered men was opened at Horsens, Denmark.The descen-dents of the fearsome Vikings were being physically and psychologically abused in the thousands by wives and girlfriends - mainly for their lack of masculinity.Last winter, a woman in Florida confessed to luring male drivers off the state highways and murdering seven because she hated all men.In New England, a schoolteacher was convicted of persuading her teenage lover to kill her husband.In Australia, three Lesbians pleaded guilty to stabbing a man to death so one of them could drink his blood.Last October, a professor at the University of California noted in class that the word 'pet'was no longer politically correct and animal activists insisted on 'companion animals’.When he remarked that the women gracing certain center-folds were not yet called ‘Penthouse Companion Animals’, fifteen women filed sexual harassment charges.Last May.Senator Lowell.Murray tried to explain why cabinet had declined an invitation to meet 100 members of the National Action Committee on the Status of Women in a public bearpit.He had tried before, he said, and was never allowed to finishing answering questions.“It was my impression some years ago, that the organization had been hijacked by extremists." The National Organization of Women is boycotting Random House and affiliates for publishing American Psycho.Their message is plain - publish something we deem offensive and we will punish you.Some time ago.a U S.Supre-mem Court justice pointed out that it is precisely the speech we deem offensive that must be protected because the rest doesn’t need it.Yet last weekend, in an article on Montreal’s sex signs in that other English daily, Janet Bagnall made the alarming declaration that freedom of speech must end at the point where women begin to be offended.* * * At the University of Waterloo last month, two male students held up signs at a hockey game saying “No means harder” and “Stop means please." The dean, declaring he “will not tolerate this kind of behaviour”, forced the students to appear before a women’s issue board, help prepare a pamphlet on rape and publish a written apology which included such forced insincerity as : "U is our hope that public concern regarding this incident will result in continued emphasis on this most important issue for both men and women." "After two intensive meetings with the two students,” reported Ernie Lucy, dean of students, “including a discussion of suspension or expulsion, I was convinced that suspension or expulsion would serve no useful purpose.I believe that they understood the seriousness of what they have done.” The head of the women’s issue board, however, did not believe the punishment was harsh enough.“We are an educational institution,” Dean Lucy explained, "and these students in the last few days, and in completing the projects they have agreed to undertake, will have an intensive educational experience.” It will be most particularly instructive on how a university can suppress the free expression of ideas and on how cheaply militant feminists value freedom of speech.Moral: Duck Teatro Vivo presents a play about abuse of human rights By Derrick Toth HALIFAX (CP) — In 1977.two Guatemalans named Edgar Flores and Carmen Samayoa formed a theatre company called Teatro Vivo.or theatre about life.Yet their work has everything to do with death.Their productions deal with oppression and the abuse of human rights in their Central American homeland, where a 30-year civil war has left more than 100.000 people dead and 40,000 missing.The play Ixok — currently tou- ring the Atlantic provinces, Quebec and Alberta — is based on the first-hand accounts of Guatemalan refugees."The main motivation we have for this play is the situation of people escaping through the jungle, because their villages have been massacred by the army,” Flores said in an interview prior to Wednesday night’s performance."And the majority of these refugees .are women and children.Why?Because the men have been killed or captured by the army, or Club de golf MassawippiCountry Club North Hatley, Quebec Green Fees: j.Weekdays.$20.E-: ¦ Weekends & holidays .$24.(toxes included) 842-2463 Electric carts can be rented.Limited number of memberships still available.For information / starting time*: 842-2463 some of them have joined the guerrilla movement to fight back the army.” Ixok — an indigenous word for woman, pronounced Ee-shawk — is a native Indian woman who flees her devastated village in search of security for herself and her child.The one-woman play, featuring a captivating performance by Samayoa, chronicles Ixok’s life through flashbacks to her childhood.marriage, separation and flight from violence.DOMINATED BY MEN You don’t need a degree in Third World studies to appreciate the play.In many ways, Ixok is Every-woman.She labors as hard as the men but makes less money.Her husband is a lush who invests their earnings in alcohol.Eventually she leaves him, only to find another kind of subservience as a maid to a rich woman.In Ixok's patriarchal society, women are unpaid slaves, sex objects and baby factories.Ixok wonders why she should marry — it only means forced intercourse and a bunch of babies who will likely die of malnutrition.Samayoa is an engaging actress.977 Main St.Ayer's Cliff Res: 838-5466 Open: 11 to 2 p.m.5 to 9 p.m.Thurs.thru Sunday SEAFOOD & STEAK is our speciality! and she develops an immediate rapport with her audience.Laughter ripples through the theatre when she bounds into the crowd, hands out hankies to the men and proclaims: “Now it is men’s turn to cry.” Ixok even sends up North American women.The w'omen of her world are obviously in need of a real revolution.So she’s pleased to find an article in Cosmopolitan magazine that also speaks of revolution — only she’s not quite sure what to make of the revolutionary new way to battle cellulite.SEEN AS ANIMALS Flores and Samayoa are ultimately motivated by a desire to sensitize people to the plight of Guatemalans.particularly the native people who remain virtually powerless despite making up 60 per cent of the population.“The dominant ideology says Indians are not important, they are almost not like persons,” says Flores.“They are almost animals.In Guatemala if you say to someone: ’You are an Indian’ .it’s an insult.” The two actors, who fled Guatemala in 1980 and now live in exile in Paris, do not want to be seen as solicitors for Third World aid.4555 TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17 '! Borderline Harmony to perform at benefit Yet to be named group will be joining Borderline Harmony for a fund-raising concert at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Vermont.From left to right: Perry Beaton, bass; Elaine Bachon, autoharp; David Vachon, fiddle and mandoline; Del Springate, guitar and Ron Phendler, guitar." - LJ1 7» By Jay Schmidt SHERBROOKE — The singing group Borderline Harmony does not live up to its name.There is nothing borderline about the harmony these Townshippers and Vermonters produce.The members meet every other Tuesday on the Quebec-Vermont border in Derby Line.They will be the hosts of a benefit concert for Derby Line’s Unitarian Universalist Church Friday, May 24 at 8 p.m.Borderline Harmony’s leader, John Henderson, says, “The church lets us use the space, so we thought it would be a nice gesture to organize and host a concert for them.” About two dozen singers, three-quarters of whom are Canadians, make Borderline Harmony the fun.spiritually uplifting and melodious group it is.The group will perform about six Sacred Harp songs at the concert.SACRED HARP MUSIC Sacred Harp music is written in specially shaped notation corresponding to the syllables of the contemporary major scale: fa so la fa sola mi fa.Each syllable has a different shape.Singers learn songs in shape notes first and then learn the words.New England singing masters used this method in the late 18th and 19th centuries to teach music reading skills.Borderline Harmony sings its songs flat out, with no attempt at subtle dynamics or tempo shifts.The result is powerful, vigorous four-part harmony.Formed in November 1987 by Henderson and his wife Pippa Hall, the group’s number grew through word of mouth.The age range of the group spans 40 years and sin- gers include a teacher, a carpenter, a doctor and an apple farmer.The sheer enjoyment and community spirit that arise from shape note singing draw and keep the members together.Borderline Harmony does not perform regularly because Sacred Harp music is participation rather than performance-oriented.Benefit concerts are an exception.“It’s more for fun, and there's less pressure that way,” says Henderson.Ogden resident Annie Dunn is one of the group’s original members.“I got hooked immediately,” she said, "and now I’m a fanatic.” John Pratt, a former BCS choirmaster, has been in the group for almost two years.‘Tve never enjoyed any choir as much as this one,” he said, "and I’ve sung in some good choirs.” ENERGY AND SPIRIT Pratt said the music and the group create an energy and spirit — one that Borderline Harmony hopes to pass on to its audience.Henderson, Hall, and George Foster, another Borderline Harmony member, will also perform at the benefit concert with a group called Six or So.Hall sings and plays dulcimer, Henderson plays guitar, and Foster, a sculptor from Way’s Mills, plays washtub bass.Six or So also includes Phyllis Robbins who sings and plays guitar and autoharp.Her husband Walter is the band’s fiddle player and Lennoxville’s Tim Dougherty sings and plays guitar and flute.North Hatley’s Peter Weldon plays mandolin.Members of the socially-conscious Six or So have been playing together in their spare time for the past three years.They always perform at benefits and the diversity of their music is well-suited to these concerts.Their specialties include American folk.Celtic and Cajun music and songs with a political message.GUEST PERFORMERS Two professional musicians will also entertain at the Friday concert.Stanstead’s Allyn Harris and Peter Mendieta have created new music together since 1983.Their new age style evolved from a mixture of classical, jazz and popular music influences.Harris studied composition and performance at Concordia University, and Mendieta, who is originally from India, worked as a club and studio musician in Vancouver for many years.Both musicians freelance for Sesame Street and teach in Stanstead.Harris and Mendieta produce their own albums through their company.Crystal Creek Recordings, and promote recordings by other independent musicians and composers.The duo has produced three albums of original music: Cycles, Pools of Light and Lifeline.Their music reflects their love of nature.A fourth group, a newly-formed Townships quintet, will be making its debut performance at the benefit concert.The group has yet to decide on a name.The band features Lennoxville’s Perry Beaton on bass and Ron Phendler on acoustic guitar.Alto Del Springate plays guitar, and soprano Elaine Vachon from Tomifobia plays autoharp.Vachon’s husband David, a baritone, plays mandolin and fiddle.ROOTS IN FOLK According to Beaton, the blend of voices in the group is stunning.He said the music they play is hard to define, but has its roots in folk.Among the seven songs the group has prepared for the evening are: one gospel song, two love songs and a Del Springate original in celebration of harvest.Friday's concert line-up includes Townshippers of different backgrounds, ages and musical styles.Their hope is to bring together an equally diverse group of supporters for the benefit of Derby Line's Unitarian Universalist Church See What’s On for more details.Mother can’t find her way through a music store By Marlene Orton (CPi — In my wallet is a dogeared.dirty piece of paper folded next to the photos of my kids.It is a list of 100 hit albums of the 1980s.a gift from a friend.Many parents with young children, you see.can t find their way through a music store without a map.We know the kiddie stuff— Fred Penner and Raffi albums.We buy tickets to see Sharon.Lois and Bram in concert — not INXS or Sting.We have so completely absorbed the juvenile mystique, we might as well live on another planet.We can rhyme off popular children's authors, big-name cartoon characters and durable toys.We’re practically addicted to Sesame Street, the most popular junior soap opera ever.We knew Maria before she got married.We delayed supper one evening until after her baby daughter was born to the great joy of Big Bird, Elmo and the gang.We’ve seen every Walt Disney film since 1983 and we think Def Leppard is spelled wrong.Well, my children are growing up.And so am I.I’ve stopped cutting the food on my plate into tiny pieces before eating.Now I eat my meals sitting in a chair instead of slopping around under the table with a bucket trying to clean up milk puddles.I’m catching on to life beyond Cookie Monster.I actually saw Kevin Costner in an R-rated movie.ON MY OWN I finally own a U2 album and even got a personal tour through the newest music store in town by pleading complete ignorance because I’ve listened to Mother Goose for so long.I've reclaimed the living room, replacing the much-tortured hou-seplants that had been dug up, pulled down or force-fed apple juice.My greatest achievement, though, is learning to sit in the bathroom all alone.No more communal nature calls with two tots in tow and a lonesome mutt scratching at the door.I don’t have to share my cosmetics with curious little boys any more — although when I’m not looking No.2 son pretends my precious bottle of Chanel is a room deodorizer.I’m allowed to bathe and dress on my own without having to keep an eye on a pair of elves playing 20, sometimes 40 and 60 questions on anatomy.Nighttime is reasonably peaceful again, although I understand this phenomenon only lasts until they grow into teenagers.But at least the bogeyman and his buddies have moved out — probably scared off by the herd of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles parked around the house.And yes, folks, romance is back after years of idle promises from Prince Charming (same guy I married).No more surprise appearances at the foot of the bed by wee interlopers whimpering for water or a mislaid teddy bear.GET A SITTER I’m dating now too.Once a month, Prince Charming and I head out alone to eat at a place that has cardboard menus.Getting out alone, it seems, is more important than I realized.Dr.Bill James, an Ottawa pediatrician, says leaving the children with a reliable babysitter for a few hours each week is a good idea.It’s healthy and as necessary as spending time together as a family.says James, a spokesman for the Canadian Pediatric Society.He and his wife have reserved Thursday evenings for each other since their three daughters — now young women — were babies.James says getting out is especially difficult for single parents who have no support group or a nearby relative.Families with both parents working outside the home also feel a special commitment to spend all their possible spare time with the children, he adds.But adults need some time alone, even if it’s just for a walk or to grab a burger.“Once the kids go to bed.this is a good time.’’ says James.“I have suggested to a lot of parents to just bring in a sitter for two or three hours.'’ Living and working among adults is still a challenging enterprise for me.I struggle constantly against the temptation to tuck in a colleague’s loose shirt or remind people to tie their shoelaces so they don’t trip.But once every few weeks, I head for the music shop, pull out my list and nose around for something totally awesome.Dude.How to be a Local Hero Look for ways you can volunteer and make your community a better place to live.Find out where your friends and neighbours are giving their time and money and join in.Be a Local Hero.A national program to encourage giving and volunteering A new spirit of giving ' -___________________i 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 17.1991 Cannes crowd is wild for Madonna! Russia has its By Mimi Tompkins CANNES, France (CP) — When Madonna arrived for the screening of her new film.Truth or Dare, earlier this week she fought her way through a Cannes Festival mob scene worthy of those that once greeted stars like Catherine Deneuve and Gina Lollobrigida.But the Material Girl had all the attention to herself.With a shortage of big-name stars at this year’s festival, and with starlets covering themselves up on the beach in the chilly weather, glamor here is in short supply.The Cannes Festival this year seems to be stripped down to what it really is — one of the most important film festivals in the world, where wheeling and dealing means non-stop work around the clock.“There’s no sitting around the beach here,” says Bill House, who heads the Toronto operation of Telefilm Canada.“It’s very tiring.You really have to work.” The population of this Riviera town has bulged to 50.000 from 10.000 during the festival.Only 20.000 people are officially invited to sell and buy films, or attend screenings.The rest flood the hotels and restaurants, gape at anyone who appears famous and stroll along the boardwalk.DRAWS COMPARISON “Going to Cannes is like going to Coney Island.” says Catherine Tait, the Canadian cultural attache in Paris who will become executive director of the Independent Feature Project in New York next month.“Everyone who is important is here, but so are a whole lot of hangers-on and exhibitionists who turn the festival into a circus.” When the festival began in 1947 it was relatively discreet affair with the small screening sessions followed by intimate dinners.In 1955, only two American journalists were present.“It was like being on an elegant cruise ship,” remembers Lucius Barre, who was a publicist with the festival for 18 years.Today, more than 3,000 press people from around the world have been given accreditation to see the more than 450 films being shown.A dinner thrown by a film company means more than 500 guests and most of the food snapped up early.Many professionals at Cannes don't even have time to see the films.With eight official screenings a day, a film critic will be lucky to catch two.FAME HELPS Being famous makes it easier to have a good time at the festival.Canadian filmmaker.Atom Egoyan, here for the premiere of his latest film The Adjuster is having a much better time this year than he did two years ago when he came with Speaking Parts."It was really depressing,” he says.“I had a room in a bad hotel far away that was noisy, with the window facing a wall.“This year I’m in an elegant hotel on the beach.It makes a difference.” Egoyan, like other independent filmmakers, questions the artistic value of the festival, but he enjoys its contradictions.“It forms it’s own world.” he says.“There’s a contrast between the sunny beach world outside, and the movie world inside.” Despite the flurry of cocktail parties, business at the festival is the priority.Being present at the festival is essential for exposure to the European market.“I do as much business here in 10 days as I normally do in six months,” says Rene Bonnell.the head of the film production unit at France's movie channel, Canal Plus.Madonna is not in Cannes just to be seen.She is also presenting her new movie Truth or Dare.People send tapes to singer in hope of making it big ST.AUGUSTINE'S BEACH.ker can take one thing for granted : Fla.(CP) — No matter where he people will always send him tapes travels in the world.Roger Whitta- of songs they’d like him to record.The Biggest Secret in the Northern Kingdom of Vermont llll! 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Route 53 East, Evansville, Vf.05160 (3 miles from Lake Willoughby) 754-6305 Sources for the tapes and lyrics run the gamut from professional writers to truck drivers and housewives and everyone hopes theirs will be the one to become the next big hit.Unfortunately, it takes a lot of time to go through the stack of tapes he has amassed."When people come up to me and ask what happened to their tape or their song, I’ll say ‘Look over here’ and point to the huge box full of tapes.‘It's somewhere in there.’ “I could sit down for days and go through them and sometimes I do, but it is so time-consuming, there is no way that I’d ever get through all of them.” People have been sending Whittaker their songs since the lyrics to his biggest hit.The Last Farewell, were submitted by Ron Webster, a silversmith from Birmingham.England.The song was released in 1971 but it wasn’t until 1975, when the wife of an Atlanta radio programmer asked her husband to play it on the air, that it became a major hit.The Last Farewell, the story of a sailor leaving his beloved and setting off for war.has sold over 11 million copies and reached number one in 11 countries.MELLOW VOICE Since then, Whittaker, 55, has travelled extensively, carrying his mellow voice and smooth lyrics to legions of fans around the world.Relaxing under the Florida sun before starting a tour of North America this month, Whittaker said he has yet to conquer the land of the rising sun.This year’s tour schedule will take Whittaker through most of Canada and the U S.Restaurant Le Provençal French Cuisine Steak, Seafood, Fresh Fish Table d'Flôte 5156 Bourque Blvd.Rock Forest Reservations are greatly appreciated: 864-9124 own Vanna By Andrew Katell MOSCOW (AP) — She fumbles the plastic letters.She doesn’t walk like a star, and she never heard of Vanna White But like Vanna, Natasha Chistyakova has her fans.She is the letter lady on Magic Field, the Soviet Union’s copy of the American TV game show Wheel of Fortune.Magic is far from the staid, doctrinaire fare that once dominated state-run television.Glasnost and the switch to a free-market economy have resulted in 50 minutes of Hollywood-style glitter, smiles and commercials.But it isn t the only game show in town.Others on TV here include What, Where and When?, Club of the Witty and Jolly, a Soviet version of The Dating Game entitled Find me, and a Soviet video adaptation of the board game Trivial Pursuit.The non-game TV fare includes PBS’ Adam Smith’s Money World, dubbed in Russian ; Adam’s Apple, a program for men that has featured topless women, and Walt Disney Presents, featuring the best of Mickey, Donald and Goofy.Magic Field, which only airs on Tuesday nights, and in prime time, is less flashy and has a slower-moving wheel than its American cousin.But it’s more colorful and upbeat than other Soviet TV shows.Everyone seems to be smiling.LACKS FLASH Not quite the same “lots of cash and an assortment of fabulous and exciting prizes" that Wheel offers.Magic Field tantalizes with Soviet-style treasures: hard-to-buy items such as vacuum cleaners and cars.Chistyakova, the letter lady, is a slender blonde who wears a tight black miniskirt and sparkling white blouse.During a recent ta ping, she dropped a pile of plastic letters and walked on the set without the elegance of her American counterpart.Unlike her American counterpart, who gets equal billing with host Pat Sajak, Natasha doesn’t even get introduced.Her name appears only in the ending credits, listed only as an editor.And she only earns what Vanna White might consider spare change — 200 rubles a month ($320) and a royalty of $40 a show.Vladislav Listiev.a witty former journalist, is her on-air partner — the Soviet Pat Sajak, if you can imagine a mustachioed, brownhaired Sajak Magic Field isn’t his wheel of fortune, either.He earns just $592 a month.With a once-taboo combination of commercialism and capitalism, the show manages to offer highly coveted items in this consumer’s wasteland of shortages.One recent show ended with a contestant winning a bottle of perfume and a samovar, a Russian urn for brewing tea.The show receives 2,000 letters a day from fans and applicants to be contestants. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.5 reacts against the destruction Trottier By Caterine Cheng MAGOG — Memories of her childhood days spent in beautiful, thick forests fill Monique Trot-tier’s mind as she speaks with sadness about the destruction of our woodland.For Trottier.who owns an art gallery and makes artwork from recycled material.growing up on a farm in Oka meant living in an imaginary world where the gigantic and mysterious trees were her playmates, her confidants, her friends.“The forest, a complex and beautiful mixture of living beings, stores many special moments of the time I spent playing with Mother Nature.The trees that filled the forest accompanied me in a fantasy world," she says.After finishing high school, she left her magical kingdom to pursue secretarial studies at the St.Ann Academy in Montreal and start ‘real life’.The strict nuns at the private school taught her to be disciplined.efficient, and hardworking.“I completed the equivalent of a three-year secretarial program in one year.Employers came directly to our school to hire us so I had a job upon graduation " During that time, she slowly grew accustomed to the city but returned ’home’ every weekend; by then, the forest had become an oasis of peace, a place where she could regenerate herself.For seven years, Trottier worked as a secretary in Montreal.Butthe job just wasn't enough.Her thirst for knowledge and her continual desire to grow pushed her to take English classes in the evenings.Furthermore, since she had started to develop her creative abilities at an early age and had kept busy experimenting with handicraft, sewing and cooking, she wanted to broaden her artistic interests.She took weaving classes for two years.It was then that she rediscovered her passion for art.She spent many evenings weaving shawls, scarves, berets and curtains using natural fibres such as coton, linen, silk, and wool.What fascinates Trottier about artwork is the process, “the creation.the manipulation, alteration — according to our personality.” she explains.She says that the materials artists use are the same, but Trottier.having an intimate tête-à-tète with one of her sculptures that looks like “Madonna and Child".the combination of models and colors used are personal choices.So.for a while.Trottier was a full-time employee and a part-time artist.And as the days passed, she found out that what she wanted to do was the exact opposite.She realized that her job didn't meet her needs.“It didn't offer the freedom and independence I needed.There was no room for advancement either.” “I like to do as I please but wasn't able to work independently because I had a nine-to-five schedule that restricted my time.” When she heard about Concordia University’s fine arts program, she left the workplace to go back to school.At that time, nothing held her back from pursuing her heart’s desire since she was not yet committed to a family life.While attending classes, she immediately felt at home.“It was exactly what 1 wanted to do: to explore, to discover, to learn more about art.It wasn't difficult for me to study because 1 enjoyed it.And 1 liked being among the young and old.” When she strolled in the park with her husband — whom she met and married while at school — she noticed that acid rain had started to destroy the forest.The sight of dead trees, or trees razed to expand an area of cultivation, bothered her.She was devastated to see pollution invading the natural environment and realized she had become very sensitive to the feelings of Mother Nature.TAKING ACTION Trottier’s reaction toward the deterioration of the environment was soon reflected in her artwork.After taking courses in sculpture, painting and drawing, she took a paper-making course and did a major in fibres and paper.of trees She began making her own paper by using recycled material: denim.coton or linen clothes, and paper (such as computer paper or yellow pages from the phone book).Upon graduating in 1986, she won an award for her work with sculpture, ceramics and fibres.Trottier combines her own paste and her own moulds to make fragile two-dimensional reliefs and free-standing sculptures (some measuring over six feet high), in the shape of fossils or tree bark.Her works were all painted black at first, symbolizing death and decay.But recently she added acrylic paint to give them a sign of hope because, after all, nature is the source of all life, she says.Trottier says her works are created so that people can look at them and have an intimate tête-à-tête with each one.She entitles her works in ways to send philosophical and environmental messages, using words such as Silence noir (dark silence), Déchirure (tear).Blessure (wound).Vestige (trace).Cicatrice (scar).She thus draws a direct parallel between human beings and nature.EXHIBITIONS AND GALLERY So far.Trottier has displayed her works twice at the Horace Gallery in Sherbrooke and twice in Montreal.She also participated in various collective displays since 1984 and will be present at the Village Culture! in Magog this weekend, showing her works and giving a workshop on paper-making.She also gives private, two-day intensive courses to groups of five, during the summer and fall seasons.Trottier, who admits that “everything happened so quickly this past year,” has owned and ran Galerie Art Plus since December 1990.The art gallery, her workshop, and her husband's office all merge together in a beautiful Victorian house in Magog.In addition to exhibiting her own works, she also displays paintings and sculptures from a selection of artists, from Montreal and the Eastern Townships.She gives preference to contemporary artists who are launching their career, and not necessarily to those who are environmentally conscious.Through all her works, Monique Trottier gives life and emotions to trees, reminding us of their fragility and their vulnerability. 6—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991 Waxman’s White Lights premieres today Mark Bastien TORONTO (CP) — He used to be the Kintf ot Kensington, CBC's popular Everyman who weekly shlepped into Canadian homes in the late '70s.But these days A1 Waxman is hobnobbing with real royalty.On Wednesday, the former sitcom king was scheduled to have lunch with the Queen — at a gala event in Washington.D.C.celebrating British films.He was there as chairman of the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.Then, it was back to Toronto, where the burly 56-year-old actor is quickly attaining regal status behind the camera, too.He's currently up for a daytime Emmy award for his direction of Maggie's Secret, a CBS After School Special that has already won kudos for its treatment of alcohol abuse.And this Friday his latest directorial effort, a feature film called White Light, will open in movie theatres across Canada.The past decade-and-a-half have been rewarding for the busy actor-director.WINS AWARDS He won two ACTRA awards for his Canadian TV wrork, co-starred as a gruffly lovable top cop on CBS’s Cagney and Lacey and chocked up dozens of credits directing for the small screen.Along the way.he's been frequently honored for his considerable charitable work and was even asked to become Canada’s consul general to Los Angeles — a .job he politely refused.Now, the film’s the thing — in particular, the movie White Light.It’s about an undercover cop who during a brush with death is briefly projected into the afterlife, where he falls in love with a beautiful woman.After coming back to life, the policeman searches for her — and finds out she’s connected to a drug lord he’s been pursuing.‘This is the kind of movie where you have to check reality at the cloakroom,” says Waxman, who added that movie-goers are generally willing to do just that.White Light’s release follows on the heels of films such as Ghost.Flatliners and Defending Your Life that have explored the possibility of life — and love — after death The $2.5-million movie from Brightstar Films, written by former film critic Ron Base, gets its title from an image apparently witnessed by many people who have almost died.FOLLOWS LIGHT “They almost all talk about going down a long dark tunnel to a brightwhitelightattheend.” Wax-man says.Starring in the unusual cinematic love story is Martin Kove, the director’s police precinct colleague on Cagney and Lacey.The film also features such stalwarts of the Canadian theatre as Martha Henry and Heath Lamberts.as well as Allison Hossack.a young actress from Killarney, Man.who appears on the soap opera Another World.Waxman hopes the film has a good life in theatres—- as well as a healthy afterlife on video."I have no delusions — we haven’t made Gone With the Wind here,” he says with refreshing candor.While the actor-director says he’s happy being behind the camera.he'll be up on the big screen himself in two movies this fall.In Werner Herzog’s Scream of Stone, filmed in Argentina, he plays a crass TV bigwig making a program about mountain climbers.In The Hit Man, he’s a gangster who isn’t on friendly terms with martial arts expert Chuck Norris.A Good Cop is a modern Robin Hood story By Boh Thomas LOS ANGELES (AI’i — If this movie trend continues, the 1990s may be called the Decade of the Cop.Just look at the names who have played law enforcement types in recent times: Arnold Schwarzenegger.Jodie Foster.Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallone, Harrison Ford.Jamie Lee Curtis.Gene Hackman.Kevin Costner.James Woods.Kurt Russell.Mel Gibson, and Danny Glover.Add Michael Keaton to the list.He's currently on the big screen with One Good Cop a Hollywood Pictures’ (Disney) presentation.He recently discussed his role as a New York City police department detective in an interview.’T wanted this character to be strong in the areas that I thought were important,” he said.T did homework in the sense that I wanted to know what it would be like to be a detective.He has to know how to fire a handgun and how to carry a handgun.More than that.I wanted to know what kind of a guy would do this (job), what his behavior is like, day in and day out.“A lot of guys go out of their way to portray cops as being very cop-pish ’ I wanted this guy to live in his own skin, so that you know he didn't have to do anything extraordinary for you to believe that he was a detective."The real guys don’t work anything like Hollywood detectives.” Spans $89950°* #4127-0 1991 Escort L Hatchback 2 door, Oxford white • 1.9 L, 4 cyl.motor, 5 speed overdrive • Tires: P175/70RX13 CUSTOM #4024-0 *8995°°* Ford rebates included Tax, Transport.Preparation extra Illustrations may not be exact R-l 00 Ranger 4x2 side style 1991 • Custom guarantee • Power steering • P215 tires • Luxury hub caps • Fabric bench sea* • Electronic AM/FM stereo/clock • 2.3 L motor • Manual 5 speed transmission • Transparent paint 4141 King West Sherbrooke, Que Tel: 563-4466 Ask about our low special 48 month financing rate One Good Cop is an original script and the first directorial job for screenwriter Heywood Gould, whose films include Fort Apache: The Bronx, and Cocktail.BATTLES KINGPIN Keaton is Artie Lewis, who is shattered by the death of his partner in a raid.Lewis goes after the crime kingpin and removes some of the drug money for his own needs.Can he still be called a “good cop”?“He breaks the law, but actually he doesn't break the law, because who did he rob?” Keaton said.“He robbed someone who broke the law.He didn’t take it from a bank.He robs cold cash money from a guy who takes that cold cash money from people he victimizes."So that money is in that area where it’s now anybody’s money.” He said the detective uses the money for a good purpose: to buy a house so he and his wife can retain custody of his dead partner's three children.“He's willing to take whatever punishment may come his way: it just so happens that people go to bat for him.If you read this story in a newspaper, you'd be hard-pressed to say: 'You have to go to jail.’” Keaton has managed to escape typing ever since he crackled on the screen with his Billy Blaze, the operator of a bordello in the morgue.in Night Shift."I try not to repeat myself." he said.His portrayals bear that out a homemaker in Mr.Mom: gangster in Johnny Dangerously; hockey player in Touch and Go; auto plant organizer in Gung Ho: alcoholic in Clean and Sober: mental patient in Dream Team; menace in Pacific Heights.His biggest successes came as the mad.mad Beatlejuice and the crusading Batman.He has now signed on for Batman 2.“I didn't know w’hether I would or not," he said.“I thought if Tim i Burton, the director) gets involved again.I could do it Then I heard that Danny DeVito and Annette Be-ning were doing it, and I felt more secure.“Danny has directed movies, so it would be like having Jack (Nicholson) around." Michael Keaton stars as Mew York City cop Artie Lewis who suddenly finds himself the guardian of his partner’s three orphaned daughters, including young Barbara (Rhea Silver-Smith, left). TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991-7 Estefan’s extraordinary comeback In her new album.Into the Light, Gloria Estefan 's music is Books versus golden glove GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta.(CP) — Willie deWit says it hasn’t been easy chucking his punching bag and golden gloves for the law books he hopes will make him a criminal lawyer some day.On the other hand, the former Canadian heavyweight boxing champion says studying law is a whole lot easier on the mind and the body than the ups and downs atid ins and outs of the boxing world."It's a lot easier to keep your nose in a book than it is to be out running or pounding a heavy bag, ” says the native of Grande Prairie, who gave up boxing three years ago.“As far as things in school as taking tests that are supposed to be pressure filled — that's a piece of cake compared to some of the things I’ve been through in boxing." DeWit was a Canadian version of he Great White Hope, a tough, white heavyweight boxer who crashed onto the world boxing scene in 1984 when he won a silver medal at the Olympics.He turned professional with great promise, but was brought along slowly.He fought few big-name opponents until he ran into Smokin’ Bert Cooper in Regina in February 1987.He was knocked out, and so, essentially, was his career.He retired in 1988 and.after a while, decided on a career in law.It was something he always had in the back of his mind.“When you’re 28 or 29 and you have to go back to school, it’s not, that easy,” said DeWit.“If you’ve had some notoriety, you tend to not want to make the sacrifices later on.“You feel like you’ve paid your dues, which you really haven’t.” DeWit set about to do just that.FIRE STOKED He has just completed a two-year pre-law course at Grande Prairie Regional College.Now 29, he will begin the first semester of a three-year course in the College of Law at the University of Alberta in Edmonton this fall.DeWit said he always knew boxing would only be a short-term endeavor and he had to set some realistic goals."You’ve got to start thinking about what you’re going to do when your career is over and most of these guys haven’t got a clue.” Armed with eight- and nine-point grade averages on the college’s nine-point scale during his two yearsin pre-law, and accompanied by wife Suzan and their three children, deWit is moving to Edmonton this fall.He has been active in open forums on such weighty matters as the recent Citizen's Forum on Canada’s Future.Some have suggested deWit may have political ambitions.He shrugs them off.“We can all sit around and complain about things that are happening that we don’t really appreciate.but if you don’t get out there and do something we should keep our mouths shut.” By Sunil Mahtani In one moment, Gloria Estefan s entire world had changed.Some of the happiest changes in her life have occurred in just a moment, like the time she sang with the Miami Latin Boys at a wedding reception and impressed the local band enough to accept her into their fold and change their name to the Miami Sound Machine, or the moment fellow band member, and future husband.Emilio kissed her for the very first time and she knew he was the right man for her.But, not all moments are happy.Estefan lived through years of deep pain when she helped take care of her father before he died from a neurological disease.And, on March 20,1990.she experienced agonizing pain again — to find her world had changed once more.It was during a successful U.S.tour in support of the hit album, Cuts Both Ways.The concert set was full of hits: dance numbers that put a contemporary spin on Latin rythms and ballads that showed Estefan to be a singer/ songwriter of increasing range and depth.Her tour bus was caught in a Pennsylvania snowstorm on Interstate 80 and was stopped behind a stalled tractor-trailer.Suddently, they were hit from behind by a second speeding semi and the bus crashed forward into the truck.Estefan.who was asleepon the couch, was thrown to the bus floor.“I felt disconnected from my body,” she recalls, “and there was excruciating pain when I tried to move my legs and feet.Here it is,’ I thought, 'the nightmare, the other shoe falling after this streak where everything was going so well’.” Estefan began a world tour in support of her latest album.Into The Light, whose first single, “Coming Out Of The Dark,” reflects on her recovery and the outpouring of love directed towards her after the accident.An operation had attached a pair of 8-inch steel rods to the base of her spinal cord, her back muscles had been severed during the procedure and the skin on her legs burned to the touch.Estefan says within days of the accident, she made a mental commitment to be back to normal within a year.This determination to put the tragedy well behind her and bounce back quickly is in part due to her experiences taking care of her ill father as a child.Gloria Fajardo was born in Cuba on September 1, 1957 and came to the U.S.with her parents before her second birthday.Her father, Jose, took part in the Bay of Pigs invasion and was captured and imprisoned in Cuba for more than two years.Upon his return, he joined the Army and went to Vietnam.He returned in 1968 and, after twelve bedridden years, died from a degenerative neurological disease which doctors attributed to Agent Orange.“I knew all the realities of living with a person that’s in a wheelchair,” says Estefan.“I knew muscles atrophy if you dont use them right away and I couldn't use them, so right away I really pushed at the beginning to get my body working so that 1 wouldn’t lose even the minutest amount of muscle tone.” As soon as Estefan saw some progress in her physical health, she began working on her music again, as early as three months after the accident.“It gave me something to look forward to,” she remembers, “a part of the day when I could stop geing ‘the injured one’.” The result is “Into The Light,” an album filled with songs of love and hope, co-produced by Emilio Estefan.Jorge Casas and Clary Os-twald.On the first single, “Coming Out Of The Dark".Gloria sings of the loving support of her husband, her son Nayib (who suffered a broken collarbone in the accident) and her legion of fans who helped her more that they’ll ever know.“I just could not feel down." she explains, “I used everybody’s prayers — I could feel that energy focused on me, and I used it.Most performers have to die to elicit such an outpouring of love.I was lucky to feel that, and it will touch me for the rest of my life.” Into The Light is unlike the Gloria Estefan we're used to hearing.She has a different sound on this release, a bit retro, a bit rockier and the Latin strains, usually a staple in her music, are not as pronounced.On March 1, she kicked off her 1991 Into The Light Tour in her beloved hometown, Miami.“There was no way I could have started anywhere else,” she states.“I’ve just felt so much support and love that Miami had to be the first show.” In fact, Miami and its citizens have been supporting Estefan and her band since the beginning of their career.In 1983, before the rest of America even heard of them, the mayor decided to name a street Miami Sound Machine Boulevard! The evolution of Miami Sound Machine began in 1973, when Cuban-born Emilio Estefan was working in the marketing division of Bacardi.For fun, he played the accordion in local restaurants for tips and later formed the Miami Latin Boys, a trio that played local gigs.One of these gigs was a wedding reception and two of the guests attending were Gloria Fajardo and her mother.Emilio asked Gloria to sing a few numbers with the band.She vowed them and he asked her to join the group.Since she was working on her psychology degree at the University of Miami, Gloria decided to do it part-time and collaborated on songs and recording with the group.By the time she graduated in 1978, the band was a full-time job for Gloria.That same year, she married Emilio, her first boyfriend.At the beginning of its career, Miami Sound Machine was basi- cally a Latin music attraction capable of selling out Panama City stadiums while remaining virtually unknown to American pop audiences.The band recorded a few bilingual albums, with one side English and one side Spanish, before their first crossover hit, “Dr.Beat”, in 1984.It hit #6 in Britain and #1 in Holland! The combined sales of the three albums that contained these singles, Primitive Love (1985), Let It Loose (1987) and Cuts Both Ways (1989) not total 8 million copies in the United States alone and another 9 million worldwide.Two videos.Evolution and Homecoming Concert, capture the sound and energy of the group in concert.There have certainly been some very special moments in Gloria Estefan’s life.One treasured memory is the night her relationship with Emilio changed from friendship to love.“It was July 4, 1976, easy to remember ’cause it was a bicentennial,” she recalls.“We were playing (in a venue) that’s shaped like a boat.and it was really hot in there, it was packed and I was going to get some air, so he says.Til go with you’.So we went up to the third deck, and there was nobody up there, it was way at the top, and they were shooting off fire- different this time: a bit retro, a hit rockier.works .and he says to me, ‘You know, today’s my birthday’, and I go, ’What a coincidence, you were born on Independence Day.you never mentioned this before’.He goes, Yeah, it is.it's my birthday, nobody’s said anything 'cause I really didn’t want anybody to know’, and I go.Oh.happy birthday’, and he goes.Well, aren’t you going to give me a birthday kiss?’ and I go.Well.’ He goes, ‘Just on the cheek’ and I go ‘Alright, I’ll give you a birthday kiss.’ “So.he puts his cheek there and right when I went to kiss him.he turned his face, the sneak." As it turns out, Emilio was lying to get the kiss and his birthday is really March 4.“But, that was very romantic,” says Gloria, “I’ll always remember that, and that turned everything around, that one kiss right there.” “Turning things around” and “beating the odds” are phrases that have been used to describe Estefan and her extraordinary comeback.And deservedly so.for she is an extraordinary woman who has put a shattering accident behind her and moved on.The drama is over now In the span of Gloria Estefan’s life and career, it was just one moment in time. 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991 TRAVEL Uplands Museum: Lennoxville’s cultural centre Thanks to Mrs.Muriel Brand, Margaret Brand's mother, who was President of the Historic Society in 1987, Uplands Museum now provides an opportunity for local artists and photographers to exhibit their work 1\ ^ r-it mmm v- The following is the last of a series of stories the Record will publish this week about local points of interest.The articles were prepared by the Greater Sherbrooke Tourism Office as part of Tourism Awareness Week, which began Monday."Who lives here?” is the question most frequently asked by visitors for the first time to the Uplands Museum.The warmth of this gracious neo Georgian home and its furnishings belies the fact that it is a museum.In fact, this is a museum with a difference because it is alive with activity for it also serves as a cultural centre for Len-noxville and the outlying community.Located at 50 Hark St.Lennox-ville.with parking facilities from Speid Street, Uplands, as the property was named in the English tradition by its original owner Barney Paddon.consists of over four acres of lawn, flowering shrubbery and woodland.The house built in 1802 and the recently restored hundred year old barn provide facilities for a wide range of exhibitions and activities.Uplands Museum is owned jointly by the Lennoxville-Ascot Historical and Museum Society and the Ville de Lennoxville.Its primary function as a museum is to preserve and interpret the history of the Eastern Townships with a particular emphasis on the Lennoxville-Ascot area through historical exhibitions and a small archives.The summer exhibition will deal with the history of educational institutions of the area.The museum gallery provides an opportunity for artists and photographers to exhibit their work.Art and photography exhibitions change each month and activity-coordinator Margaret Brand encourages new local artists to participate.Currently the work of photographer Hubert Vallée, a new comer to Sherbrooke, is on display in exhibition ‘ Sequences Couleurs Suites”.The work of a Montreal Chinese artist will be featured in the summer.Pottery, articles of wood from recycled Christmas trees and drums made by Jason Krpan of Georgeville are also on display in other exhibition rooms.A photographer Rodrigue Belanger also continues through the month of May.Uplands provides a variety of services to the community.It is the monthly meeting place for the Lennoxville-Ascot Historical Society as well as other organizations.Small concerts, afternoon teas, dining receptions, press conference, wedding receptions and other private parties also occur here.Catering service is available and afternoon tea or morning coffee will be served to bus tours by prearrangement.Children's theatre organized by the Cultural Committee of the Ville de Lennoxville and offered as part of its recreational program is scheduled in the restored barn for this summer.Giant pumpkin growers are now planning to display their products at a fall pumpkin festival in October In September 1987 the Ville de Lennoxville and the Historical Society became the joint owners of the property.The Historical Society was responsible for the restoration and renovation of the fourteen room house.Much of the work was done by volunteers, many of whom were retired.Bishop’s University students also helped on weekends.Practically all the furnishings have been donated by members of the community.It is well worth a visit to see what a small communi- ty can achieve when it set; a worthwhile goal.The museum is open every day except Monday, from 1 to 5 p.m.Extended summer hours begin June 1 when it is also open from 10 to 12 a m.Information: 564-0409.Stratford Festival promises to be a sweeping success By Rod Currie CP Arts Writer STRATFORD.Ont.(CP) — This is probably the Stratford Festival's most sweeping season, ranging from Shakespeare’s classic Hamlet through a family-fun Treasure Island, to a Broadway musical and the tang of a bitter-sweet Quebec comedy.It’s all part of artistic director David William’s not-too-subtle campaign to “beef up’’ the youth element of the Stratford audience, to be more Canadian, and to get more women in the limelight.But it’s a sometimes thankless task, William lamented in an interview as he reviewed the festival’s 14-show, 39th season, which officially opens May 27.Now in his second season as artistic head, the British-born actor-director is occasionally despondent, even cranky, over ho-hum Canadian attitudes toward the largest, most renowned festival of its kind in North America.People complain that Stratford should have more Canadian content and more women, William says, noting that in the classics “there often are five male parts for every female part.” In Shakespeare’s day men even played the female roles.“So we’ve commissioned new Canadian works,” William says.“And we’ve scheduled Michel Tremblay’s Les Belles soeurs (The Sisters-in-law), with a cast of 15 Canadian women.I’ve done it because Canadian playwrights and women have got a rotten deal in theatre and I want to compensate for this.” Ah, but there’s the rub.NO APPLAUSE “Have we had any credit for it in the media or elsewhere?” William asks, eyebrow arched.“I don’t hear a peep.It’s very queer, isn’t it.” It’s part of William’s ambivalent relationship with Canada in an international career that has brought him to Stratford regularly since his first directing assignment at the festival in 1966.He wishes Canada had more pride in Stratford and the glorious accomplishments of a festival that began as an impossible dream, opened in a tent theatre in 1953.and now has a $23 million budget, a company of 100 and employs about 800 others during the season, running into November.“What is it about the Canadian psyche that cannot accept its own success?” THREE THEATRES To help fuel more enthusiasm.William has devised what he calls “a daring program” for the season at the festival’s three theatres, opening with Hamlet.Also in the 2,275-seat main-stage Festival Theatre will be the Bard’s delightfully frothy Much Ado About Nothing, the Rogers and Hammerstein romantic musical Carousel, and a salty and spectacular telling of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, newly adapted by Elliott Hayes, the festival’s literary manager.The 1,100-seat Avon Theatre will present the tender, evocative American play Our Town by Thornton Wilder; Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, Moliere’s amorous romp The School for Wives; the English version of Les Belles soeurs, Tremblay’s rough-edged comedy about a woman who wins a million trading stamps; and An Enemy of the People, Henrik Ibsen’s still-timely drama about pollution, politics and principles.There’s a five-play lineup at the 490-seat Tom Patterson Theatre, formerly the Third Stage now renamed to honor the Stratford journalist who founded the festival.First up is the risky Timon of Athens, Shakespeare’s denunciation of greed and disloyalty which is seldom performed — this is its first Stratford showing in almost 30 years.Then comes the world premiere of Homeward Bound, a Canadian play by Hayes; The Rules of the Game, Luigi Pirandello’s darkly comic examination of love and infidelity; The Knight of the Burning Pestle, a newly cast repeat of last season’s successful comedy about shop folk in London, again adapted by Hayes ; and Love Letters, a two-actor play about a delicate, life- long dialogue through letters.TICKETS UP On the non-artistic side, the Stratford Festival — in the black for the last four seasons — faces with “immense apprehension” its first season with the federal goods and services tax, says William.A top ticket is now $46.50 (GST included), up from $39.50 last season.William is directing three plays this season — Hamlet.Treasure Island and Love Letters.He says he reads a bit of Hamlet every day — “Does that strike you as odd?” — has done the title role twice, appeared in other roles in the play four times and directed it twice.“It’s a love affair of some kind, I suppose.” The Stratford Festival officially opens its 39th season on May 27.Artistic director David William hopes critics who complain the festival doesn't have enough Canadian content and female roles are quieted by this season’s wide-ranging.14-show lineup. TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991-9 WHAT’S ON WHAT’S ON WHAT’S ON notes I knew sooner or later there would be a messup somewhere in the WHAT’S ON section .there's so much text to type and finding appropriate pictures ain’t always easy.So here’s my first confession: I did a boo-boo.ACTOR ROD BEATTIE WILL NOT BE OPENING THE PIGGERY'S THEATRICAL SEASON.HE WILL NOT EVEN BE PLAYING IN “ PERILS OF PERSEPHONE.” unlike what I had mentioned last week.On to better things.?By CATERINE CHENG know of any local i preferably English ) person that merits to be on the Townships cover.Tell me about the person’s uniqueness.Be original and creative.I promise to do the careful picking.Stay tuned.events ART WORKSHOPS : Sherbrooke University will be holding a series of workshops dealing with art and culture, art and its demography, the economy of culture, and political culture May 22-23 from 9 till 5.Call the Ministry of Cultural Affairs (418i 643-882-1 for more information.STEAM AND GAS SHOW: This year's Steam and Gas Show will be held at Sunnyside Elementary School in Rock Island on May 18 from 10 to 8 and May 19 from 10 to 4.The will be an arts and crafts show: vendors from the Eastern Townships and Montreal area will be selling handicrafts, wood carvings, quilts, etc.As well, a steam and gas engines and antique cars will be displayed, and a horseshoe tournament will be on the agenda.For more information call Karen Eryou at 876-2695 or Allan Nourse 826-5092 weekdays or 876-5318 weekends.FESTIVALS: A three-day festival celebrating the shared French heritage of Quebec and New Hampshire will be held May 30.31 and June 1 in Lincoln.N.H.Open Borders/Snns Frontières: The Quebec-New Hampshire Experience — A Celebration! will bring together artists, educators, histo- Before beginning this year’s spectacular Benson & Hedges Inc.International fireworks.CBC television (chanel 6) will air highlights from last year's competition on Saturday evening May 18.at 11.?The Bibliothèque Eva-Sénécal is pleased to announce the 12 winners, aged between six and 13.of the Mérite environnement jeunesse /.This activity enabled young Quebecers to use their creativity to express their views on our environment.The winners’ drawings will serve as illustrations for a 1992 municipal calendar.West End winners: Chantale Mathieu.Noémie Darveau, Isabelle Beauregard.East End winners: Eric Létourneau.Patrick Matherson, Mathieu Côté.Downtown area winners: Agathange Leclerc, Dominic For-tin-Nadeau, Christian Bédard.North End winners : Natacha Sangali.Daniel Potvin-Leduc, Annie Morin.?CBC Radio noon, with host Louise Penny, will present a series of remote broadcasts during the spring and summer months.The series will feature free lunchtimes concerts, scheduled for the third Wednesday of each month.The first show takes place May 22, in the court yard behind Christ Church Cathedral in Montreal, and I Musici de Montreal will play music by Mozart, Haydn, Schubert, and Tchaikovsky.For more information, call Jane McElhone (514) 597-4468.?The Boisvert families’ Association will hold their fourth annunal meeting at Sherbrooke University June 1 and 2.Contact Diane Boisvert-Couture at (819) 562-6805 for more information.All the descendants of the Perron family are invited to join the Association des families Perron d'Amérique inc.In doing so, you will familiarize yourselves with your genealogy.Contact Denis Perron at (514) 787-3750 for more information.All the descendants of the Demers family are invited to join the Association des families Demers inc.In doing so, you will familiarize yourselves with your genealogy.Call (418) 831-0965 for more information.?An amateur theatre troup based in the Richmond area will be at the Richmond Regional High School auditorium Wednesday evening at 8.They would like to broaden their base and are looking for vaarious volunteers to help them: actors.stage crews, advertisers, etc.For more information, contact Nick Fonda 826-2534.?YOUR HELP NEEDED If you have suggestions to make to improve this section of the newspaper, please let me know.Write or call me if you 1- RHYTHM OF MY HEART Rod Stewart 5 2- BABY BABY Amy Grant 6 3- ANIMAL HEART Glass Tiger 4 4- TOUCH ME (ALL NIGHT.) Cathy Dennis 7 5- JOYRIDE Roxette 1 6- HERE WE GO C & C Music Factory 8 7- 1 TOUCH MYSELF Divinyls 9 8- THE LAST TO KNOW Celine Dion 10 9- LOSING MY RELIGION REM 17 10- SILENT LUCIDITY Queensryche 12 11- 1 DON’T WANNA CRY Mariah Carey 16 12- RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW Jesus Jones 15 13- CRY FOR HELP Rick Astley 2 14- MERCY MERCY ME Robert Palmer 3 15- MORE THAN WORDS Extreme 22 16- YOU DON’T HAVE TO GO The Triplets 19 17- THAT’S FREEDOM John Farnham 20 18- NOT LIKE KISSING YOU West End Girls 23 19- TRUST YOURSELF Blue Rodeo 11 20- LOVE IS A WONDERFUL THING Michael Bolton 31 21- UNBELIEVABLE EMF 29 22- COUPLE DAYS OFF Huey Lewis & the News 25 23- EVERYONE'S A WINNER Bootsauce 13 24- SEE THE LIGHTS Simple Minds 32 25- NEVER GONNA CHANGE MY MIND Acosta/Russell 14 26- WHAT COMES NATURALLY Sheena Easton 38 27- TEMPLE OF LOVE Harriet 27 28- HOLD YOU TIGHT Tara Kemp 18 29- FRIENDS FOREVER Candi 34 30- JUST THE WAY IT IS The Rembrandts 24 31- WORD OF MOUTH Mike and the Mechanics 35 32- DON'T TREAT ME BAD Firehouse 39 33- CALL IT POISON Escape Club 21 34- SAVE SOME LOVE Keedy 40 35- HOW TO DANCE Bingo Boys 28 36- RUSH RUSH Paula Abdul PL 37- MIRACLE Whitney Houston PL 38- 1 LIKE THE WAY Hi-Five PL 39- TOO HOT Alanis PL 40- WASH THE RAIN World on Edge PL la—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 17.1991 WHAT’S ON WHAT’S ON WHAT’S ON \ Jason Krpan is exhibiting homemade drums at the Uplands Museum in Lennoxville.See Exhibitions.’Hl-a ) A rians.genealogists, musicians and government officials for a multi-cultural exchange.Canadian talent includes actors and musicians from Le Theatre de L'Aubergine du Quebec and popular Franco-American singer Lucie Therrien.Admission for the three-day event will be an Open Borders pin available for $10.For more information contact Diane Jeffery at (603) 745-6032.The 15th Village Culturel de l'Estrie will be held in Magog on from May 17 to 20.Forty-five different organizations and artists will get together to exhibit their art.perform concerts, and other cultural events.Various churches, restaurants and tourism centres will also offer special activities.The opening concert is held at Le Vieux Clocher at 8 on Friday.Admission $4.For more information, call Claire Racine at 868-2362 or Marie-France Bourdages at 843-9866.Princess Elizabeth School's Toy-lending Library (JOU-JOUTEQUE) 420 Bellevue.Magog will have a booth at the Village Culturel (at the Centre Communautaire next to the library) in on May 18 and 19 from 10-2.This library lends toys and rents costumes to children and adults.Regular hours are Wednesday.11 to 3: Thursday, 10 to 7; Friday, 1:30 to 8:30 and Saturday; 9 to 1.Membership fee is$7 per person.For more information, contact Michele O'Neil (514) 297-3340.BENEFIT DANCES; A dance to benefit the Stanstead County Agricultural Society will be held Saturday.May 18 at Ayer's Cliff's Recreation Hall from 8 till 1.The band Bigfoot will be playing.Tickets cost $3.One free beer or soda with each ticket.A dance to benefit the light horse division of the Cookshire and Ayer’s Cliff fair will be held on May 24.It will take place at the Army.Navy and Airforce of Lennoxville.The band Mid-Life Crisis will be playing starting at 9.BENEFIT CONCERT: The singing group Borderline Harmony will be giving a concert to benefit The Unitarian Universalist Church of Derby Line, Vermont, on Friday, May 24 at 8.A suggested $5 donation would be appreciated.The concert will be held at the Universalist Church of Derby Line.Call 876-2690 for more information.(Also, see page 3).MUSEUM DAY : Sunday, May 19 is International Museum Day.It will be a day of celebration, free admission and filled with special activities.All visitors to the museums mentioned below will be eligible to win a prize.At the end of the day.each museum will randomly pick two lucky people, winners of a season-ticket worth $100-$120 of shows at Sherbrooke University’s Cultural Centre.For more information, contact Hélène Beauchesne at 564-3200 or Pierre Jean at 849-6560.Here is the list of participating museums : Beaulne Museum.Coaticook: Colby Curtis Museum, Stanstead: Lieu historique national Louis St-Laurent.Compton : Musée delà motoneige.Valcourt: Musée des Beaux-Art, Sherbrooke: Musée du Séminaire.Sherbrooke: Sherbrooke University’s exhibiting centre: Société d'histoire de Sherbrooke and Uplands Museum in Lennoxville exhibitions i UPLANDS MUSEUM 50 Park.Lennoxville: Jason Krpan exhibits his pottery, recycled wood sculptures and his col- lection of homemade drums.Also, Hubert Vallée exhibits his photograph exhibition called Sequences-Couleurs.until June 9.He adds color to his black and white photographs of architecture by painting them — to give an original sense of depth and texture.Lastly, Photographer Rodrigue Bélanger presents an exhibit called Clergy in Black and White.featuring 25 portraits of Eastern Townshippers involved in different churches.Until May 15.Museum hours are 1 to 5, Tuesday to Sunday.HORACE GALLERY 906 King W., corner Queen, Sherbrooke : Two photo exhibits on view till May 26.In Point de vue — Transgression à l'échelle — L'Atelier, Denyse Gérin captures metamorphic objects through the camera lens.Also, Elodie Bernier, attempts to visualize the non-visible.She emphasizes the notions of disappearance, immateriality and memory.Open Wednesday to Friday, noon to 5: weekends 1 to 5.MUSÉE DES BEAUX-ARTS 174 Palais.Sherbrooke: Paintings by the late Paul-André Robidas and wood sculptures by the late Théodore (Teddy) Morin.Robidas is a retired butcher whose paintings recall biblical themes.Morin made his living as a textiles worker in Magog, but retired in the Brompton Lake area where he produced wood carvings of animals, wagons and household items.Until June 2.Open Tuesday to Sunday 1 to 5.For group tours, call (819)821-2115.CENTRE D’EXPOSITION LEON MARCOTTE 222 Fron tenac.Sherbrooke: Until June 16.discover the flora and fauna of the St-Lawrence River esturary with an exhibit entitled Parlez-moi du fleuve.Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 12:30 to 4:30.COLLÈGE SACRÉ-COEUR Library, 155 Belvedere N.Sherbrooke: Leatherworks by Réjane McDonald displaying until June 13.Open Monday to Friday.8:30 to 4.LE MUSÉE ALTERNATIF DES ARTS LIBRES 66 Albert Street.Room 30.Sherbrooke: The alternative museum’s second exhibit features new-wave artsits Marie-Lyne Viele (see ferature story, page 5), Serge Vachon, Fur Axe, Marie-Stéphane Breuleux and Michel Roy (Corbeil).Continues till May 19.The museum is open Friday and Saturday between 3 and 9, and on Sunday from 1 till 5.GALERIE ART PLUS 1691 Chemin de la Rivière aux Cerises.Magog: features 25 of the most recent acrylic paintings of Céline Goudreau.May Kelley.William Kinnis, Jaber Lutsi and Louis Prescott until May 26.The gallery is opened Thursdays.Fridays.Sundays from 1 to 5.For more information, call Monique Trottier at 868-2095.tSee feature story, paged).DELTA HOTEL2685 King W., Sherbrooke : La Corporation des Metiers d’art du Québec presents an exhibition featuring various artworks (sculpture, ceramic art.and leatherwork) by Jeannine Bourret.Marie-Andree Dubois.Lise Garant.André Godbout.Anne Huet.Maya Lightbody.Hughes Mercier, Fernand Prince.Jean-Marc Tétreault, and Philippe Tissier.Exhibition runs until June 2.RAYMOND.CHABOT.MARTIN, PARÉ Fifth floor 455 King W.Sherbrooke: Oil paintings by Jeannette Perreault and Richard Montpetit.Until June 14.Open weekdays 8:30 to 5.MEMPHREMAGOGLIBRARY61 Merry.Magog: Twenty-one sculptures entitled Des illusions et autres.by Jean H.Massey, an ex-lawyer who became a professional sculptor in 1986, will be on display during the month of May.Contact Lucie Dubois at 843-1330 for more information.ARTS SUTTON GALLERY 7 Academy, Sutton : The gallery present an exhibit of fiberworks entitled Animalia by artist Louise J amet.The gallery is opened Thursday through Sunday 1 to 5.Ends May 26.THE ROSE WINDOW ART GALLERY 91 Lakeside, Knowl ton: Landscape-oil painter Gordon Ladd’s most recents works entitled Echoes of our heritage from May 11 to May 20.Gallery opened from 10 to 5 every day.LEGION MEMORIAL LIBRARY : The library is holding an exhibition of local scenery on laminated photos of various sizes throughout the month of May.Proceeds from the sale will go to the benefit of La chorale pot-pourri inc.The library is opened Mondays through Fridays from 10-4 and Saturdays from 10-12.For more information, call 292-3948.MUSÉE LAURIER D’ARTHABASKA 1G Laurier W.Artha baska: Seventeen artists from different time periods will exhibit their work of the nude under the title Louis Muhl-stock: variation sur le thème du corps The exposition will beheld from May 20 to September 22.For more information, contact Richard Pedneault: (819)357-8655 NORTH HATLEY LIBRARY : Beth Girdler’s work of water color will be on display at the library.Varnishing day is May 19, from 3 to 6.Everyone is welcome.The exhibit will last until June 1.The library is opened Tuesday to Friday from 10 to 12:30.Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 8:30, and Saturday from 10 to noon music COUNTRY: At Bar La Ronde in Rock Forest, the group Triflex (previously known as Trio Memo' will perform a variety of music from country to rock and roll throughout the month of May.The trio, which includes Michael Good-sell, Mario Côté and Chantal Clische, will be onstage Thursday from 9 till 1:30.Friday and Saturday from 10 till 2:30.No cover.The Bar Wildwood on Belvedere Heights in Lennoxville presents Bay and Danny every Friday and Saturday night from 9 till 2.No cover.At Club Aramis in Granby.The Country Friends will play country music on Friday.May 24 at 8:30 and Sunday.May 26 at 6:30.Everyone is welcome.Richmond Regional High School will be hosting the Bain-bow Country doggers with Alice Mellish in their auditorium on Friday.May 17 at 7:30.For more information, call Wayne Mellish 826-3645.ROCK AND ROLL: At Shady Crest Hotel in Ayer's Cliff, Brian Greenway (formerly of April Wine) and his band will be playing May 16-18 starting at 10.The Golden Lion in Lennoxville will welcome the KGB Band on May 18, starting at 10:30.Admission fee: $2.CLASSICAL: Le Festival Urford 1991.in collaboration with L'Orchestre de chambre de l'Estrie.will be giving a series of concerts throughout the Eastern Townships.They will performing in Orford on May 18 at 8:30.at St-Benoit-du-Lac on May 25 at 4.in Thetford Mines on May 26 at 8, in Lennoxville June 9 at 8, in Mansonville June 15 at 8.in Stukely-South at 2:30 on June 16.in Rock Island June 30 at 8 and in Sherbrooke at Place de la Cité (or St-Andrews Church in case of raim on July 3 at 8.For exact locations, contact Jacques Barolet 843-3981.Brome Beaux Arts, will present the Quatuor Morency at the Old Brick Church in West Brome as part of the Mozart Festival.The quatuor will perform on May 17 and 18 at 8.and May 19 at 3.There is no admission fee.For more information.call (514) 263-2346.MARCHING BAND: As an introduction to the 62nd Festival des Harmonies du Quebec, the 22nd Royal Regiment's musical group will perform May 16 at Salle Maurice O’Bready starting at 7:30.Competitions between young musicians will take place starting at 9 from May 17 to 19.Ball Actor Richard Drey fuss plays in the comedy “What about Bob?” See Movies. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991—11 WHAT’S ON WHAT’S ON WHAT’S ON Room dance held May 18 at 9.Admission is $5 per day.$10 lor 3 days.$10 lor dance.Free admission for children under 10.CHOIR MUSIC: The Escaouette choir will be singing pieces written by Mozart.Schubert.Clement Janequin.Claude Léveillée.Lionel Daunais.and others at the Théâtre des Grands chênes in Kingsey Falls May 11 at 8:30.and May 25 at St.Andrews Church in Sherbrooke at 8:30.The Estrie YoungSingerswiM be holding its annual spring concert on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12 at the Lennoxville United Church at 3.The choir, who will be singing for the fourth year in a row.consists of 33 children between the ages of six and 16.Tickets available at the door.Cover charge $3 ; children $1.For more infomation.call 562-3667.A choir of 40 members, conducted by Father Claude Paradis and accompanied by organ music, will be singing Gregorian songs at the Sherbrooke Cathedral on May 25 at 8.Tickets sold at Editions Paulines, and at the cathedral (door 130).Cover charge $10.CHRISTIAN MUSIC: At Assemblée chrétienne de Sherbrooke.715 Désormeaux.the Café Rencontre will receive Roger Pelchat, a singer from St.Elied’Orford on Saturday, June 1.Coffee and refreshments will be served.$1 or $2 donation appreciated.Call 821-2186 for more information.theatre THEATRE LAC BROME presents the Knowlton Players' final production of the season.It's a double feature of drama and comedy with The Pushcart Peddlers by Murray Shisgal and Shadows of the Evening by Noel Coward.Both are directed by Danny McAuley.Performances run from May 17 until 19: May 23 until 25 at 8:30 and 2:30 on Sundays.Tickets $5 per person.They can be purchased at Paddies Boutique or the Townslipper in Knowlton.For reservation or more iniormation call 263-1061.Also at Lac Brome theatre, a Variety Show Benefit, produced and directed by Barbara Cosgrove will be playing on May 11.Cover charge: $6 adults.$5 seniors and students.Call 243-1395 or 243-0609 for reservations.Le Théâtre du Double signe presents four different amateur plays at the Jacques Cartier Park theatre in honor of its Ateliers-théâtre en fête-édition 1991 celebration.Beginning the series is Le temps dime vie recounts an intimate story of the Rosanna's life, from her birth to death.It plays May 15 until 18 at 8 Vol au-dessus d'un nid de coucou, the French version of One flew over the cuckoo's nest, which plays May 22-25.is the story of mental patient McMurphy who rebels against an authoritative nurse From May 29-June 1.it's the Moliere classic Le bourgeois gentilhomme about a man who dreams about moving up the social ladder.On June 5 and 6.in Sortie de Secours, five troubled adolescents find themselves teaming up to build wall around a building.Tickets are $8.For reservations, call 821-5489.THE PIGGERY: Here’s a sneak preview of upcoming events at in North Hatley (P.O.Box 390).From June 21-July 13.The Perils of Persephone, a play directed by Doug Beattie, will start the season.This continuation of the Winglfield Trilogy w’ritten by Dan Needles, promises to be a comic treat.This time character Eldon Currie longs to be warden of the Reeve of Persephone Township until an atomic waste truck comes into his ditch.From July 16-July 27.in Tonight.Piaf, a musical play dramatizing the life of the well-known Edith Piaf.Joelle Rabu will singsongs that recreate the emotions inspired by the events of Piafs life.And from August 1-24.the play Dead Serious will be directed by the former artistic-director of The Piggery, Perry Schneiderman.It is a gripping, psychological thriller about an addicted player of practical jokes and his sister who enjoy scaring each other with strange mind games.If you enjoyed Twin Peaks, you'll love DEAD SERIOUS! movies_________________________ MAISON DU CINÉMA 63 King W.downtown Sherbrooke: • 11 danse avec les loups, the French version of Dances with Wolves.This film which took the Oscars by storm stars Kevin Costner (Field of Dreams).Costner also directed and co—produced this epic film which depicts the life of the Sioux Indian in the 1860s.The film should be seen on the big screen in order to appreciate the beautiful scenery and cinematography.Nightly 8; Sunday matinees 12'30.• Un thé au Sahara (French version of The Sheltering Sky.i a story about a dangerous and erotic trip beyond reality, starring Debra Winger and John Malkovich.Nightly 7 and 9:30.Sunday matinees at 1 and 3:30.• Mortal Thoughts, in its original English version, stars Demi Moore, Glenny Headly and Bruce Willis.Nightly 7:10 and 9:05; Sunday matinées 1:10 and 3:20.• FX2: L'illusion un art mortel.French version.For 14 years and older.Nightly 7:05 and 9:15.Sunday matinées 1 and 3:15.CARREFOUR DE L'ESTRIE 3050 Portland.Sherbrooke: • What About Bob ?with Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss Nightly 7:15 and 9:25.Weekend matinées 12:45, 2:55, 5:05.• Oscar, the French version of Sylvester Stallone's new flic, a comedy about gangsters and their woes.Nightly 7:15 and 9:30; weekend matinees: 12:30, 2:45 and 5.Toy Soldiers English version — for 14 years old and older.This movie is about undisciplined, rebellious guys who are kicked out of one of the best school in the States while terrorists take over their campus.Nightly: 7:10 and 9:25.Weekend matinées: 12:30.2:40.and 4:55.CINEMA CAPITOL 59 King K Sherbrooke: • Jouer Dur.iFrench version of The Hard Way), starring Michael J.Fox and James Woods is an amusing comedy for 14-year-olds and older.Fox plays the role of a spoiled star of Hollywood and Woods plays the character of the strictest cop in New York.Nightly 7 and 9:10.CINÉMA MAGOG 12 Principale E.Magog: • FX2: L’illusion un art mortel.French version.For 14 years and older.Week nights 7.Friday and weekends 7 and 9:15.Sunday matinées 1:30.• Quand l'habit fait l'espion.Nightly 7:15 and 9:30.Sunday matinees: 1:30.MERRILL'S SHOWPLACE Waterfront Plaza.East Main Newport.Vt : Matinées only $2.50 (US).• The Silence of the Lambs, thriller starring Jodie Foster.Nightly Monday-Thursday 7:15.Friday, and weekends 7 and 9:15.Weekend matinées at 1:30.• Mannequin Two — on the move, another comedy in its orginal English version, plays Monday through Thursday 7:30.Friday and weekend: 7:20 and 9:25 Matinées U50.• StoneCold.Monday-Thursday at 7:20.Friday and weekends: 7:10 and 9:25.Weekend matinées 1:40 The Beaulne Museum in Coaticook is one of various museums which will entertain its public in many special ways in honor of International Museum Day, Sunday, May 19.See Events.feïsIISP^lSÜ iüi i .01 , .ft* .& ¦m * *****y* 12—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991 ¦,'W' " N This week's TV ___________________________________ ^ Listings for this week's television programs as supplied by üiiÉrilrilkvWfilMüiitJ While we make every effort to ensure their 1 accuracy, they are subject to change without notice.STATIONS LISTED Channel Station 03 CFTM e .CBFT IB CFCF o WCAX æ WVNY e WPTZ ETV o CBMT MM o CHLT FC o WMTW TSN o CKSH PC y Saturday MORNING 5:00 (B MAGNUM.P.l.(1 hr.) 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(PC) MOVIE *** “LA ROSE ET LE CHACAL” (1990, Drame) Christopher Reeve.Madolyn Smith Osborne Aux Etats-Unis, pendant la Guerre de Secession, la mission d'un homme est d arrêter le flot de renseignements secrets en direction du Sud.(1 hr, 35 min.) 5:45 (FC) MOVIE** “Mind Games" (1989, Suspense) Edward Albert, Maxwell Caulfield.(1 hr., 33 min.) 6:00 8 RICHIE RICH 8 SAMEDI DE CONGE 8 WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY "The Mystery in Dracula's Castle While vacationing with their novelist mother, two boys make a movie in a lighthouse and stumble upon a crime-filled mystery.A 1973 movie starring Clu Gulager and Mariette Hartley.(Part 1 of 2) (1 hr.) 8 HERCULES (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Phil Collins.6:30 8 FANTASTIC MAX 8 TALE SPIN 8 GHOSTBUSTERS (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (TSN) WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING POWER HOUR (R) (1 hr.) 6:35 (PC) MOVIE **V4 “LE GANT DE FER” (1954, Drame) Robert Stack.Ursula Thiess.Connu sous le nom de "gant de fer ", Charles Wogan est un des escrimeurs les plus célébrés d'Europe, qui soutient le Prince James Stuart, prétendant au trône d'Angleterre.(1 hr., 20 min.) 7:00 8 TINY TOON ADVENTURES g B ADVENTURES OF DON COYOTE AND SANCHO PANDA O PEPPERMINT PLACE 8 ROCKETS (R) g m GHOSTBUSTERS (MM) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN 7:30 Q Q GABBY ET LES PETITS MALINS O TINY TOON ADVENTURES g 8 MIDNIGHT PATROL a CAPTAIN PLANET AND THE PLA-NETEERS 8 WONDER WHY?g 8 DRAGON WARRIORS 8 MISTER ROGERS g (MM) FAX (FC) MOVIE*** “A Man Alone” (1955, Western) Ray Milland.Mary Murphy.(1 hr.36 min.) (TSN) HOCKEY WEEK (R) 7:55 (PC) MOVIE ** “L'AMOUR POURSUITE” (1990, Comedie) Tom Beren-ger.Elizabeth Perkins.Un detective prive, engage par une riche et jolie femme afin d enqueter sur les allées et venues de son étrange amant, se trompe de cible (1 hr, 40 min.) 8:00 a a PTIT MONSTRE B JIM HENSON’S MUPPET BABIES g (1 hr.) a AUTO SHOWCASE 0 8 8 NEW ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH g 8 MA PETITE POULICHE 8 SESAME STREET g (1 hr.) (MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (3 hrs.) (TSN) SPORTSDESK g 8:30 8 B TOUFTOUFS ET POLLUARDS a WIDGET a 8 WIZARD OF OZ g 8 G.l.JOE 8 WHIZ KIDS (TSN) THOROUGHBRED DIGEST 9:00 O B LE LIVRE DE LA JUNGLE g O GARFIELD AND FRIENDS g (1 hr ) 8 CAPTAIN PLANET AND THE PLA-NETEERS a 8 SUMER! AND THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS g (1 hr.) 8 TRANSFORMEURS 8 OWL/TV g 8 COMPUTER CHRONICLES The third Computer Bowl tests knowledge of technical and historical trivia.(Part 2 of 2) (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 9:15 (FC) MOVIE*** “Pursued” (1947, Western) Teresa Wright.Robert Mit-chum.(1 hr., 41 min.) 9:30 a O LA BANDE A PICSOU a JETSONS a UNDER THE UMBRELLA TREE 8 G.l.JOE 8 CAPTAIN PLANET AND THE PLA-NETEERS ® TIME WAS.TheTwenties" Highlights of the 1920s, including Charles Lindberg; prohibition; flappers; sports; assembly lines.(1 hr.) (TSN) SOCCER English Football Association Cup Championship - Tottenham vs Nottingham Forest.(Live) (2 hrs., 30 min.) 9:35 (PC) MOVIE ** “LES TORTUES NINJA" (1990, Film daventures) Judith Hoag.Elias Koteas.Quatre tour-tues miniscules egarees dans les égouts de New York sont accidentellement immergées dans un liquide radio-actif et subissent une étrange mutation.(1 hr, 35 min.) 10:00 O B POPEYE ET FILS 8 8 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES g (1 hr.) a JETSONS a SESAME STREET (1 hr.) 8 8 BEETLEJUICE g 8 LA CROISIERE S'AMUSE 10:30 O B LTLE DE CORAIL B CHIPMUNKS GO TO THE MOVIES g O BONNE PECHE 8 8 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK g ffl CROSSROADS Vermont artist Sabra Field creates a trip in a hot air balloon through a pastoral landscape, (R) 11:00 a a LES HEROS DU SAMEDI B BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURES g 8 SAVED BY THE BELL g a STREET CENTS Checking out fix-it products.(R) g a 8 LE DECOMPTE VIDEO STAR a 8 BUGS BUNNY 8 TWEETY g (1 hr.) 8 CAMPBELLS Emma and John match up their father with an adventuresome woman trapper g 8 NEW YANKEE WORKSHOP A classical armoire that can function as a home entertainment center, g (MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (1 hr.) (FC) MOVIE**'* “The Outcast” (1954, Western) John Derek, Joan Evans.(1 hr., 30 min.) 11:10 (PC) MOVIE *** “LA VENGEANCE D'UNE FEMME" (1989, Dram*, Isabelle Hupped, Beatrice Dalle.Un com- bat impitoyable que se livrent deux femmes au sujet d'un homme qui s est suicide en voiture sur la route.(2 hrs., 15 min.) 11:30 O PEE-WEE’S PLAYHOUSE g B GUYS NEXT DOOR g 8 W0NDERSTRUCK 8 BOB IZUMI REAL FISHING SHOW 8 THIS OLD HOUSE The Timber Framers Guild conducts a workshop; Steve visits a Maine sawmill.(R) g AFTERNOON 12:00 8 Q LA SEMAINE PARLEMENTAIRE A OTTAWA O DINK, THE LITTLE DINOSAUR g 8 SATURDAY VIDEOS g 8 STAR TREK An alien mysteriously boards the Enterprise and surgically removes Spock s brain.(1 hr.) 88 MOVIE *** “Let Illusions perdues” 8 HOME IMPROVEMENT MAGAZINE 8 MAPLE LEAF WRESTLING (1 hr.) 8 HOW TO GET A SECOND PAY-CHECK HAWAIIAN STYLE 8 WOODWRIGHT’S SHOP A revolving bookcase based on plans in an old English joiner's manual, g (MM) VJ ANGELA DOHRMANN (3 hrs.) (TSN)SPORTSDESK g 12:30 8 8 LA SEMAINE A L’ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE 8 ST0RYBREAK g 8 NBA INSIDE STUFF 8 HOME AGAIN WITH BOB VILA Bathroom sink installed; tips on how to correctly hang an interior door 8 TWIN STAR PRODUCTIONS 8 VICTORY GARDEN Spring flowering bulbs; Chef Marian prepares ribol-lita.an Italian soup, g (FC) MOVIE**'* “The Maverick Queen” (1955, Western) Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan.(1 hr, 32 min.) (TSN) INTERNATIONAL ICE GALA Highlights of the speed skating events featuring World and Olympic champions from Heerenveen, Holland.(Taped) (1 hr.) 1:00 O O MOVIE ** “Les Enfants de la riviere” 8 PAID PROGRAM 8 SENIOR PGA GOLF Legends of Golf.Third round from Austin, Tex.(Live) (2 hrs.) 8 CANADIAN GARDENER g 8 AMERICAN GLADIATORS (1 hr.) 8 MOVIE ** “WHEN YOU REMEMBER ME” (1990, Drama) Fred Savage.Kevin Spacey.A 14-year-old boy, institutionalized with terminal muscular dystrophy, wages a legal battle to improve conditions for the disabled.Inspired by a true story.(2 hrs.) 8 TO BE ANNOUNCED 8 DOCTOR WHO Doctor Who travels to Renaissance Italy to confront an underground religious cult planning to enslave mankind.(1 hr., 35 min.) 1:25 (PC) MOVIE ** "L'ECHIQUIER DE LA MORT" (1988.Drame) Joseph Cam-panella.Craig Allen.Riches et puissants.des hommes se reunissent tous les ans pour jouer le grand jeu, pariant sur la mort d’innocentes victimes ou ils font avancer les pions sur l'echi- quier.(1 hr., 35 min.) 1:30 8 WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY "The Adventures of Gallegher" Gal-legher (Roger Mobley) tracks down Oklahoma train robber Zip Wyatt.(1 hr.) 8 FISH'N CANADA 8 CHANNEL 1 MEDIA (TSN) HOCKEY WEEK (R) 2:00 8 SPORTS WEEKEND Scheduled: third round coverage of the Memorial Golf Tournament from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio; Medicine Hat Rodeo from Medicine Hat, Alta.(Live) (4 hrs.) 8 MOVIE ** “L'Arnaque II" 8 MOVIE **'* “MISSING IN ACTION" (1984.Adventure) Chuck Norris.M.Emmet Walsh.An American Army colonel, struggling to convince the world that MIAs are still imprisoned in Vietnam, accompanies a Senate investigation committee to Ho Chi Minh City.(2 hrs.) 8 MOVIE **'* “La Legende de Jesse James” 8 PGA GOLF Memorial Tournament.Third round from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.(Live) g (2 hrs., 30 min.) (FC) MOVIE**’* "She-Devil” (1989, Comedy) Meryl Streep.Roseanne Barr.(1 hr., 39 mm.) (TSN) FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME The first episode of this series focuses on native Canadians and the role that the game of hockey plays in their lives.(R) (1 hr.) 2:30 8 BASEBALL PREGAME 2:35 8 NEWTON'S APPLE Sonoran Desert wildlife; David Heil learns about the physics of judo; pigs, g 3:00 8 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL New York Mets at Los Angeles Dodgers From Dodger Stadium (Live) (3 hrs.) 8 NBA SHOWTIME 8 CANADA IN VIEW ® EUROPEAN JOURNAL (MM) R.S.V.P.(1 hr.) (TSN) MOTORCYCLE RACING Daytona 200.From Daytona.Fla.(R) (PC) MOVIE *• “LA REVOLUTION FRANÇAISE: LES ANNEES LUMIERES” (1989.Drame) Jean-François Balmer.Klaus Maria Bran-dauer.Apres la convocation par le roi Louis XVL des Etats-Generaux, les deputes d'entendent pour s'unir dans une Assemblée Nationale et contester le pouvoir royal.(2 hrs.55 min.) 3:30 8 NBA BASKETBALL Playoffs -Teams to Be Announced.(Live) g (2 hrs., 30 min.) 8 T AND T g ® TRAVELS IN EUROPE Rick Steves explores Rome (TSN) PREAKNESS STAKES SPECIAL A preview of the Preakness Stakes, a one-and-three-sixteenth-mile race for three-year old thoroughbreds from Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Md.(1 hr.) 4:00 8 0 EXPEDITION 8 8 BUGS BUNNY O AMERICAN TELECAST 8 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Featured: swimming - World Cup VII from Crystal Pool in Victoria.(Taped) g ® FROM A COUNTRY GARDEN A discussion about tomato varieties: planting tomatoes and cabbage.(MM) SOUL IN THE CITY (1 hr ) (FC) MOVIE*’* “Second Sight” (1989.Comedy) John Larroquette, Bronson Pinchot.(1 hr, 24 min.) 4:30 8 Q GENIES EN HERBE 8 VIDEO ROCK DETENTE O 8 PREAKNESS STAKES The 116th running of the middle jewel in horse racing's Triple Crown, for 3-year-old Thoroughbreds at 1 3/16 miles, from Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.(Live) g (1 hr.30 min.) 8 PREAKNESS STAKES The 116th running of the middle jewel in horse racing's Triple Crown, for 3-year-old TIE PEOPLE SPEAK Citizens' Forum on Canada's Future IN FOCUS a four-port T.V.series, Canadians networking by satellite.Continues Saturday, May 18 6:00 p.m.The Parliament Channel on cable systems everywhere (simultaneous interpretation) Citizens’ Forum TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991—13 Saturday Thoroughbreds at 1 3/16 miles, from Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore (Live) (1 hr., 30 min.) S) COLLECTORS Experts from Sotheby s discuss rare jewels; a formal appraisal session, c?(TSN) PBA BOWLING Pacific Cal Bowl Senior Open.From Los Angeles (Taped) (1 hr., 30 min.) 5:00 O LA BANDE DES SIX O ALF O ECOUTONS LES ENFANTS OUBLIES O LES JOYEUX NAUFRAGES TODAY'S GOURMET Sandwich recipes including open-faced olive and tomato toasts.(MM) X-TENDAMIX (1 hr.) 5:30 O d BATMAN et FRUGAL GOURMET Japanese dishes including sushi, shari rice, cucumber roll and miso soup, g (FC) MOVIE** “Cookie" (1969, Comedy) Peter Falk, Emily Lloyd.(1 hr., 33 min.) 5:55 (PC) MOVIE ** “LES ANGES SONT MORTS DE RIRE” (1988, Comedie) Danuta, Caroline Langford.Ce film vous fera mourir de rire par ses scenarios hilarants et ses victimes impossibles.(1 hr., 20 min.) EVENING 6:00 8 O LE TELEJOURNAL g O 8 (B NEWS Q CBC NEWS (1 hr.) 8 MOVIE ** “Les Premieres armes” O NEWS g © LES NOUVELLES TVA g m ABC NEWS g © LAWRENCE WELK SHOW “Salute to Mexico' Songs include “Spanish Flea," “What a Difference a Day Makes" and "Cuanto le Gusto." (R) (1 hr.) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Big Daddy Kane.(TSN) UP CLOSE 6:10 8 0 VIRAGES 6:30 8 CBS NEWS g 8 NBC NEWS g 8 ABC NEWS g © VIDEO ROCK DETENTE © COMEDY MILL © SUPER FORCE While F.X.races to save him, an unconscious Zach battles his alter ego, Super Force, g (MM) X-TENDAMIX (1 hr., 30 min.) (TSN) SPORTSDESK g 7:00 8 O SAMEDI P.M.g 8 STAR SEARCH Season finals.(1 hr.) 8 CURRENT AFFAIR EXTRA (1 hr.) 8 BEST OF SCTV A compilation of past seasons with stars Joe Flaherty.Andrea Martin.Rick Moranis, Martin Short and Eugene Levy.(R) g (2 hrs.) 8 WHEEL OF FORTUNE g © AU FIL DES JOURS © DOOGIE HOWSER, M O.Doogie is led astray by a nursing student and starts dating her.g © STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION Dr.Crusher struggles with her feelings for an alien diplomat when she discovers his true form as a parasite that exists in host bodies, g (1 hr.) © AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Poet, novelist.composer and song stylist Leonard Cohen performs.(1 hr.) (TSN) CHL HOCKEY Memorial Cup Championship Semifinal Game.From Quebec City.(Live) (3 hrs.) 7:15 (FC) MOVIE**'/: “Third Degree Bum” (1989, Mystery) Treat Williams, Virginia Madsen.(1 hr., 37 min.) (PC) MOVIE ** “L'ENFANT GENIAL" (1989, Comedie) Fred Savage, Beau Bridges.Un jeune homme n accepte pas que son jeune frere.perturbe sur la plan émotif, soit place en institution, et les deux garçons font une fugue.(1 hr., 45 min.) 7:30 8 JEOPARDYI g © BORDERTOWN Pinkerton detec- tives claim Jack is actually John McCarty, the last member of the James Gang g 8:00 8 O MOVIE *•* "Les Cowboys ne pleurent pas" 8 MOVIE **'/: “BEVERLY HILLS COP II" (1987, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Bonny Cox.Detroit police officer Axel Foley heads back to California when his police captain friend is critically wounded while investigating a series of violent robberies.G (2 hrs.) 8 GOLDEN GIRLS When Dorothy plans to remarry Stan, Sophia threatens to cut her off from the family.(R) (Part 1 of 2) g 8 MOVIE *** “Fantôme du paradis" 8 © FAMILY MATTERS Aunt Rachel rescues Steve Urkel when his punch is spiked at a party.(R) g © MOVIE ** “Un destin pour deux" © KATTS & DOG Snipers train their sights on Rudy after gunning down a prisoner.(R) g © NO JOB FOR A LADY Jean works to free a habitual criminal who s falsely imprisoned.(MM) SOUL IN THE CITY (1 hr.) 8:30 8 DOWN HOME Walt is pursued by a widow whose previous husbands were rumored to have died mysteriously.g 8© MOVIE *** “FOR YOUR EYES ONLY” (1981, Adventure) Roger Moore, Carole Bouquet Invincible secret agent James Bond tracks a criminal who has purloined a top-secret British defense device from the waters off Greece.G (2 hrs., 30 min.) © IN LIVING COLOR Sketches: Ro-seanne Barr's new video album; Homey falls for his new parole officer.(R)Q © WODEHOUSE PLAYHOUSE Agnes Flack and Sidney McMurdo love each other and golf, until Jack Fosdyke enters the scene.9:00 8 GOLDEN GIRLS While Dorothy makes wedding arrangements, the others interview potential housemate Truby (R) (Part 2 of 2) g 8 MOVIE **'/2 “CAN’T BUY ME LOVE” (1987, Comedy) Patrick Dempsey, Amanda Peterson.A misfit teen gets more than he bargained for when he hires the most popular girl in school to pose as his girlfriend.A "Magical World of Disney" presentation.(2 hrs.) © NIGHT COURT In a senes of flashbacks, each night court member recalls a particular turning point.(R) g (1 hr) © MOVIE **'/?“THE KARATE KID" (1984, Drama) Ralph Macchio, Non-yuki "Pat" Morita.Alter several violent clashes with his California schoolmates, a reluctantly transplanted New Jersey teen-ager seeks help from his apartment building's maintenance man, a karate master.(2 hrs., 10 min.) (MM) X-TENDAMIX (1 hr.) (FC) MOVIE** “Shadows in the Storm” (1990, Suspense) Ned Beatty, Mia Sara.(1 hr., 30 min.) (PC) MOVIE *** "JE T’AIME A TE TUER" (1990, Comedie) Kevin Kline, Tracey Uitman.Un homme marie qui adore sa femme ne peut s empecher d'etre et de vouloir rester le coureur numéro un, très apprécier des dames, a commencer par ses clientes.(1 hr., 40 min.) 9:30 8 EMPTY NEST Carol and Charlie ponder a relationship after an "interlude." (R) g 10:00 8 8 LE TELEJOURNAL g 8 FLASH Barry faces a life of crime when he is kidnapped and brainwashed by the Trickster who escapes after returning to Central City for trial, g (1 hr.) 8 SISTERS During their 15th anniversary celebration, Alex discovers evidence that her perfect marriage to wealthy plastic surgeon Wade may be less than ideal, g (1 hr.) a © AD LIB © NEON RIDER Michael struggles to identify the would-be hired killer of a protected witness being harbored at the ranch.(R) g (1 hr.) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Big Daddy Kane.(TSN) DRAG RACING IHRA Eastern National.From Philadelphia (Taped) 10:20 8 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:30 (MM) X-TENDAMIX (1 hr.30 min.) (FC) MOVIE*** “Bad Influence” (1990, Suspense) Rob Lowe, James Spader.(1 hr., 39 min.) (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 10:35 8 8 MOVIE ** “L'Oeil au beurre noir” 10:40 (PC) MOVIE **V4 “CHASSES A COEUR" (1987, Comedie) Martin Short, Annette O'Toole.La soiree sera remplie de rebondissements pour un couple, mais l'amour qu'ils n'ont pas encore réussi a se declarer, sera au rendez-vous.(1 hr„ 30 min.) 10:50 8 © QUOTIDIENNE / SELECT 42 / LOTTO 649 / EXTRA 11:00 8 8 NEWS 8 NATIONAL g 8 © LES NOUVELLES TVA/METEO g 8 NEWS g © CTV NEWS g © ABC NEWS g (TSN) SPORTSDESK g 11:10 © THE ’90S Native Americans.Asian-Americans.African-Americans and others share stories about racism.(1 hr.) 11:15 8 PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS 8 ABC NEWS g © FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE SERIES Mickey's nephew explores a haunted house where a boy.supposedly dead, still resides.(1 hr.) 11:20 8 NEWS 8 © LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:25 8 INTERNATIONAL FIREWORKS 1990 fireworks competition.11:30 8 NIGHT COURT A maniac with a ray gun attempts to save Dan from a pair of punks with knives.8 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: George Wendt.(1 hr., 30 min.) 8 MOVIE ** “L'Homme a lemmes" 8 BIG BREAK Guest performers: After 7; James Ingram; Regina Belle; Smokey Robinson; Michael McDonald; Patti LaBelle.(1 hr.) © MOVIE * “Le Pirate de mes reves” © NEWS (TSN) INDIANAPOLIS 500 TIME TRIALS From Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Same-day Tape) (2 hrs.) 11:55 8 MOVIE *** “LA LECTRICE” (1988, Comedÿ) Miou-Miou, Christian Ruche A woman's unique profession of reading works of literature aloud leads her into the personal lives of her clients.(Subtitled) (2 hrs.) 12:00 a 21 JUMP STREET g (1 hr.) © MOVIE * * "SILENT RAGE" (1982, Adventure) Chuck Norris.Toni Kalem.A critically injured psychopath is revitalized and made almost indestructible by the handiwork of a mentally unhinged scientist.(2 hrs.) (MM) VJ ANGELA DOHRMANN (3 hrs.) 12:10 © AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "O Pioneers!" A musical adaptation of Willa Gather's novel that chronicles an immigrant s struggle to preserve the Nebraska farm she inherits.Mary McDonnell stars, g (2 hrs.) (PC) MOVIE *V: “L’ULTIME COMBAT” (1988, Drame) Cameron Mitchell, Troy Donahue.Un colonel, le type meme du tueur sanguinaire, entraine un bataillon d'hommes a devenir mercenaires.(1 hr„ 25 min.) 12:15 © HOW TO GET A SECOND PAY-CHECK WITHOUT GETTING A SECOND JOB (FC) MOVIE** “Deceptions" (1990.Mystery) Harry Hamlin, Nicollette Sheridan.(1 hr., 45 min.) 12:30 B BYRON ALLEN Actress Jill Clay-burgh ("Lite Lines: The Jill Ireland Story"); actor Will Smith (“Fresh Prince of Bel Air "), singer Sheena Easton.(1 hr.) 1:00 8 NEWHART Joanna and Dick audition tor the town s new glee club, g 8 REPUBLIC THEATER An American pilot's widow defends his other wife of his murder in "I, Jane Doe" (1948); short subject "Roller Derby Girl." (2 hrs.) 1:30 8 PAID PROGRAM 8 NEWS (R) g © MOVIE ** “Je vous salue, Marie" (TSN) KICKBOXING SHOWCASE (R) 1:35 (PC) MOVIE ** “LES TORTUES NINJA” (1990, Film d aventures) Judith Hoag, Elias Koteas.Quatre tour-tues miniscules egarees dans les égouts de New York sont accidentellement immergées dans un liquide radio actif et subissent une étrange mutation.(1 hr., 35 min.) 2:00 © MOVIE *** “FAREWELL, MY LOVELY" (1975, Mystery) Robert Mitcham, Charlotte Rampling.Raymond Chandler s private eye Philip Marlowe takes on an assignment to search for a hoodlum s missing girlfriend.(2 hrs.) (FC) MOVIE»* "Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death" (1988 Comedy) Shannon Tweed.Bill Maher (1 hr, 30 min ) (TSN)SPORTSDESK g 2:30 (TSN) SOCCER English Football Association Cup Championship - Tottenham vs.Nottingham Forest (R) (2 hrs .30 mm.) 3:00 (MM) R.S.V.P.(1 hr.) 3:30 (FC) MOVIE*'/2 "Tigers in Lipstick” (1979, Comedy) Ursula Andress, Sylvia Knstel.(1 hr., 23 min.) 4:00 © MOVIE **'/! “THE CORV1NI INHERITANCE" (1985, Suspense) David McCallum, Jan Francis High technology, in the form of video equipment and ancient legend, via a strangely powerful necklace, play roles in this story of an auction-house security chief and his attractive next-door neighbor.(1 hr., 30 mm ) (MM) SOUL IN THE CITY (1 hr.) C (Cuntbeiylatid) SERVICE DE LIVRAISON GRATUITE Même les spéciaux FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Specials Included Sunlight | 99 1 Hire Liquid Dishwasher Each time "Sunlight, 1 litre, Liquid Dishwasher" is purchased from Cumberland's François Maltais, Gabriel A.Zako and Lise Béland-Baker, Lever Bros, will donate 10c per purchase to charity.ils»»*- François Maltais PHARMACIEN FREE DELIVERY SERVICE TO LENNOXVILLE PLACE CUMBERLAND 1363 Belvedere St.S.Sherbrooke 565-9595 Gabriel A.Zako PHARMACIEN LES PROMENANDES KING Sherbrooke 569-6304 Lise Béland-Baker PHARMACIENNE 401 PRINCIPALE WEST MAGOG 843-7370 14-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991 Sunday MORNING 5:00 (MM) X-TENDAMIX (1 hr ) (FC) MOVIE** “Easy Wheels” (1989, Comedy) Paul Le Mat, Eileen Davidson.(1 hr., 34 min.) (TSN) CHL HOCKEY Memorial Cup Championship Semifinal Game.From Quebec City.(R) (3 hrs ) (PC) MOVIE *** "JE T’AIME A TE TUER" (1990, Comedie) Kevin Kline, Tracey Ullman.Un homme mane qui adore sa femme ne peut s'empêcher d etre et de vouloir rester le coureur numéro un, très apprécier des dames, a commencer par ses clientes.(2 hrs.) 5:30 «B CHEERS g 6:00 O U.S.FARM REPORT O L0RNE GREENE’S NEW WILDERNESS The often violent — yet occasionally tender - world of a mother grizzly bear in Alaska is examined.(MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Big Daddy Kane 6:30 Q ROBERT SCHULLER (1 hr.) O IMAGES «B INSPECTOR GADGET (MM) X-TENDAMIX (1 hr., 30 min') (FC) MOVIE**** “Grand Hotel” (1932, Drama) Greta Garbo, Lionel Barrymore.(1 hr., 55 min.) 7:00 Q PAID PROGRAM O TO BE ANNOUNCED tS BEETLEJUICE g ffl REAL GHOSTBUSTERS 60 SESAME STREET g (1 hr.) (PC) DROIDS 7:25 (PC) POLLEN 7:30 Q Q MADAME PEPPERPOTE 0 SUNDAY MASS 0 AUTO SHOWCASE 0 AMERICAN TELECAST IB TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES g m REAL GHOSTBUSTERS 7:55 (PC) T AND T CYCLE 8:00 O 0 LA FAMILLE CALINOURS O TINY TOON ADVENTURES g 0 SUNDAY TODAY (1 hr.30 min.) O MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.Solo tries to convince a presidential candidate (Richard Anderson) that THRUSH has substituted an exact double for his wife (Diana Hyland).(1 hr.) O 0 VISION MONDIALE 0 MIRACLE BLADE 0 ROBERT SCHULLER (1 hr.) 0 NEUTRAPLAK IB SESAME STREET g (1 hr.) (MM) VJ ANGELA DOHRMANN (3 hrs.) (TSN) SPORTSDESK g 8:20 (PC) MOVIE ** “LE PRINCE DE PENNSYLVANIE” (1988.Comedie) Bubba Smith, Michael Winslow.Le fils d'un mineur de Pennsylvanie se revolte contre son pere qui Ta force a abandonner ses etudes pour travailler a la mine avec lui.(1 hr, 35 min.) 8:30 0 O LES MYSTERIEUSES CITES D’OR O TINY TOON ADVENTURES g O CATHOLIC MASS 0 CHANNEL 1 MEDIA (FC) MOVIE**** “Dinner at Eight” (1933, Comedy) John Barrymore, Jean Harlow.(1 hr., 53 min.) (TSN) MOTORING ’91 (R) 9:00 0 OTIC ET TAC, LES RANGERS DU RISQUE O SUNDAY MORNING g (1 hr, 30 min.) O THE PRISONER The Prisoner and his rebellious new neighbor endure a strange interrogation after escaping to London.(1 hr.) 0 O LE MONDE A VENIR O SOLOFLEX 0 ORAL ROBERTS 0 WAR AGAINST WRINKLES 0 WIND IN THE WILLOWS Rat.Badger, Mole and Toad compete at the Grand Annual Show of Country Produce.(TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT (1 hr) 9:20 0 WIND IN THE WILLOWS A farmer buys a new harvester, leaving his horse and field mice homeless.9:30 0 0 LA BANDE A OVIDE 0 MEET THE PRESS g O CHACUN CHEZ SOI O IT IS WRITTEN 0 FLASH VARICELLE g 0 HELLENIC PROGRAM 0 KATHY SMITH’S FAT BURNING SYSTEM 9:40 0 WIND IN THE WILLOWS Enchanted by a stranger s stories.Rat decides to leave the Riverbank.9:45 0 O PARCELLES DE SOLEIL 9:55 (PC) MOVIE ** “CHEESEBURGER FILM SANDWICH” (1987.Sketches) Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette.Parodie d une journée de television américaine qui comprend une vingtaine de sketches.(1 hr, 25 min.) 10:00 0 0 LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR g 0 NEWS 0 CORONATION STREET (1 hr, 30 min.) O 0 JUSTICE POUR TOUS 0 PAID PROGRAM 0 QUESTION PERIOD g 0 TWIN STAR PRODUCTIONS 0 TECHNOPOLITICS (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING (R) 10:30 O FACE THE NATION 0 BROADCAST: NEW YORK Legalizing marijuana and other drugs.O 0 SANS DETOUR 0 COMMAND PERFORMANCE 0 TELEDOMENICA (1 hr, 30 min.) 0 MAKING THE GRADE ffl HOMETIME How to install a hot tub on an outdoor platform, g (FC) MOVIE*** “A Woman's Face” (1941, Drama) Joan Crawford, Melvyn Douglas.(1 hr, 45 min.) (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL Teams to be announced.(Taped) (1 hr.) 11:00 0 0 AUJOURD’HUI DIMANCHE O YOU CAN QUOTE ME 0 HOME AGAIN WITH BOB VILA Bathroom sink installed: tips on how to correctly hang an interior door.O NATURE ENJEU O PAID PROGRAM 0 EN TOUTE AMITIE 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 MOTORWEEK Infiniti M30 convertible; Ford Escort station wagon: a big rig driving college.(MM) R.S.V.P.(1 hr.) 11:20 (PC) MOVIE ** “TAFFIN” (1987.Drame) Pierce Brosnan, Ray McAn-ally.Un solitaire qui gagne sa vie en collectant des dettes impayées fait la connaissance d'une barmaid qui s'installe avec lui.(1 hr, 35 min.) 11:30 O MISSING/REWARD Reward for disproving psychic ability; psychic who assists police; vintage board games.0 TO BE ANNOUNCED O BEST YEARS Topics: women living in poverty; a dog that helps people to communicate with others.(R) g 0 LES NORMES ET VOUS 0 0 THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY g (1 hr.) 0 LA VIE DES GENS RICHES ET CELEBRES 0 ROD AND REEL Susan Curran guides Bill to a brush pile where "the Big Bass” lives (TSN) SPEEDWEEK (R) AFTERNOON 12:00 0 O LA SEMAINE VERTE 0 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL 0 DIFFERENT WORLD Dwayne s visiting mom lands in the middle of a melee involving Dwayne.Kinu and Whitley.(R) g 0 MEETING PLACE Msgr.Ward Jamieson and Fr.Wojciech Wojtkowiak officiate the service from Holy Ghost Roman Catholic Church in Winnipeg.(1 hr.) 0 MOVIE ** “Le Cinema de* souvenirs” 0 MOVIE *** “Dossier Jerusalem” 0 SUNDAY EDITION (1 hr.) 0 EDITORS (MM) OUTLAWS AND HEROES (1 hr.(TSN) SPORTSDESK g 12:30 O PAID PROGRAM 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED O COMMUNITY 8 0 TWIN STAR PRODUCTIONS 0 MCLAUGHLIN GROUP (FC) MOVIE***'/: “A Day at the Races” (1937, Comedy) Marx Brothers, Allan Jones.(1 hr, 51 min.) (TSN) MOTORCYCLE RIDER (R) 12:55 (PC) MOVIE **'/! “LES BALEINES DU MOIS D’AOUT’ (1987, Dramdi Bette Davis, Lillian Gish.Deux soeurs agees, l une entetee et querelleuse, l'autre patiente et douce, doivent finalement decider si le temps est venu pour elles de renoncer a la maison familiale.(1 hr., 35 min.) 1:00 0 VISIONS DU MONDE O NEWHART Dick is depressed when he finds out the inn isn't considered a historic landmark, g 0 SENIOR PGA GOLF Legends of Golf.Final round from Austin.Texas.(Live) (2 hrs.) 0 COUNTRY CANADA 0 MOVIE **V5 “SHE’S IN THE ARMY NOW” (1981.Comedy) Kathleen Quinlan, Jamie Lee Curtis.The rigors of Army basic training awaken five young women to the harsh realities of military life.(2 hrs.) 0 AUX FRONTIERES DE LA SURVIE 0 STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION Dr.Crusher struggles with her feelings for an alien diplomat when she discovers his true form as a parasite that exists in host bodies, g (1 hr.) 0 WILLIAMS TV 0 ADAM SMITH’S MONEY WORLD The Boss Big Bucks Guests include Boris Yavitz and Graef Crystal.(MM) VJ ERICA EHM (2 hrs., 30 min.) (TSN) INDIANAPOLIS 500 TIME TRIALS From Indianapolis Motor Speedway.(R) (2 hrs.) 1:30 0 SPORTS SUNDAY Featured: coverage of the Tour Dupont.(1 hr., 30 min.) O HYMN SING 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 WALL STREET WEEK The Case for Stocks ' Guest: portfolio strategist Steven G.Einhorn.g 2:00 O O CONVERGENCE O SUNDAY ARTS ENTERTAINMENT In-depth documentary on opera star Maria Callas.(R) g (1 hr., 30 min.) 0 O MOVIE ** “Le* Spécialistes” 0 DIAMONDS Mike and Christina investigate the disappearance of a young Paris fashion designer.(1 hr.) 0 ON LINE 0 CONCERT FOR PEACE FROM OSLO Highlights from a concert hosted by Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck.Performers include Frederica von Stade and James Galway.(1 hr.) 2:30 0 O MOVIE *** “Les Mensonges que mon pere me contait” 0 DAILY MIXER 69 (FC) MOVIE** “Opportunity Knocks” (1990, Comedy) Dana Carvey, Robert Loggia (1 hr., 41 min.) (PC) MOVIE *** “LA ROSE ET LE CHACAL” (1990, Drame) Christopher Reeve, Madolyn Smith Osborne.Aux Etats-Unis, pendant la Guerre de Secession, la mission d'un homme est d arreter le flot de renseignements secrets en direction du Sud.(1 hr., 35 min.) 3:00 0 AUTO RACING NASCAR ~ The Winston.From Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C.(Live) g (3 hrs.) 0 NBA SHOWTIME 0 MOVIE **V5 "PERRY MASON: THE CASE OF THE SCANDALOUS SCOUNDREL” (1987, Mystery) Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale.When Mason agrees to defend a woman accused of murdering her former employer, his investigation uncovers a series of blackmail schemes.(2 hrs.) 0 SNOOPS g (1 hr ) 0 TWIN STAR PRODUCTIONS 0 SCHOLARS BOWL Jim Reid hosts the semifinals and finals of the 1991 annual competition.(Live) (2 hrs.) (TSN) SOCCER Olympic Qualifying -Canada vs.Trinidad & Tobago.From Port of Spain.Trinidad.(Live) (2 hrs.) 3:30 O NBA BASKETBALL Playoffs -Teams to Be Announced (Live) g (2 hrs., 30 min.) Q SPORTS WEEKEND Scheduled: final round coverage of the Memorial Golf Tournament from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.(Live) (2 hrs., 30 min.) 0 PGA GOLF Memorial Tournament.Final round from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.(Live) g (2 hrs., 30 min.) (MM) CLIPTRIP Videos from around the world.4:00 O 0 BUGS BUNNY 0 T AND T g (MM) BEST OF MUCH (1 hr.) 4:05 (PC) MOVIE ***’/2 “LES AVENTURES DU BARON DE MUNCHAUSEN" (1988, Comedie) John Neville, Sarah Polley.Alors que la Raison de-ferle sur le Siecle dit des lumières, dans une ville assiegee par les Turcs, un vieillard interrompt les repetitions d'une piece de theatre en clamant etre le veritable Baron de Munchausen.(2 hrs., 10 min.) 4:15 (FC) MOVIE** “Sticky Fingers" (1988, Comedy) Helen Slater, Melanie Mayron.(1 hr.28 min.) 4:30 0 O PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES 0 0 BATMAN 0 SKETCHES OF OUR TOWN 5:00 0 0 SECOND REGARD O AU FIL DES JOURS O CHANNEL EIGHT MAGAZINE 0 MAGAZINE MONTREAL 0 LITTLEST HOBO g 0 FIRING LINE "Crime and Punishment'' With Professor Michael Tigar and Henry Schwarzschild, ACLU.(R) (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (1 hr.) (TSN) CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE AWARDS Among the awards to be presented are Player-of-the-Year.Rookie-ot-the-Year and Coach-of-the-Year.From Quebec City.(1 hr.) 5:30 O WHO’S THE BOSS?g 0 NATURE ENJEU 0 FASHION TELEVISION 0 VERMONT THIS WEEK 5:45 (FC) MOVIE***'/! “The Bear” (1989, Drama) Jack Wallace, Tcheky Karyo.(1 hr., 33 min.) EVENING 6:00 O O LE TELEJOURNAL g O CBS NEWS g 0 ON SCENE: EMERGENCY RESPONSE Helicopter and Coast Guard rescues; Belfast, Northern Ireland paramedics.O 100 LIVES OF BLACK JACK SAVAGE Barry and Black Jack must save an exiled dictator who is in danger from three sides - rebels, his mistress and an alleged friend.(Postponed from an earlier date) g (1 hr.) 0 0 LES NOUVELLES TVA g O NEWS g 0 NEWS 0 ABC NEWS g 0 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL Siegfried, with economy in mind, acquires a flock of guinea (owl and injures himself.(1 hr.) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Happy Mondays.(TSN) CHL HOCKEY Memorial Cup Championship Final.From Quebec City.(Live) (3 hrs.) 6:10 0O DECOUVERTE 6:15 (PC) MOVIE **'/! “HIVER 54 -L'ABBE PIERRE" (1989, Drame) Lambert Wilson, Claudia Cardinale.En 1954, alors que Paris étalé un luxe et un plaisir insolents et que le froid est intense, l'abbe Pierre prend la defense des pauvres qui vivent dans la terreur de l'expulsion.(1 hr.45 min.) 6:30 O GOLDEN GIRLS Dorothy injures herself while taking tap dancing lessons.g 0 NBC NEWS g O 0 ALF Q ABC NEWS g 0 TRAVEL TRAVEL Tour of Marrakesh, Morocco 0 MEMORIES.THEN AND NOW The New York City blackout of 1965: teen-age heart throb David Cassidy.(MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER 7:00 O O FAUNE NORDIQUE II 0 60 MINUTES g (1 hr.) O 100 LIVES OF BLACK JACK SAVAGE Barry and Black Jack must save an exiled dictator who is in danger from three sides - rebels, his mistress and an alleged friend.(Postponed from an earlier date) g (1 hr.) O STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP Edmonton Oilers or Minnesota North Stars at Boston Bruins or Pittsburgh Penguins.Game 2.(Live) (3 hrs.) O 0 RIRA BIEN.0 0 FULL HOUSE D J wants to be a working girl, but the price is her first failing grade.(R) g 0 W5 Rebroadcasts: unemployed and middle-aged in a high-tech labor market: the Canadian ' Sweetheart Swindler '; bird-lover who taught geese to fly behind his plane.(R) g (1 hr.) 0 WILD AMERICA Springtime in Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park, g (MM) BACKTRAX (1 hr.) 7:30 Q 0 HOCKEY LNH O 0 FERLAND NADEAU EN DIRECT O © REAL MATURE Sketch comedy about family experiences common to both children and adults, g 0 NATURESCENE Geological history of Vermont's Button Bay State Park on Lake Champlain's shore (FC) MOVIE**'/! “The Adventures of Milo and Otis” (1989 Adventure) (1 hr., 16 min.) 8:00 O MURDER, SHE WROTE A physical fitness instructor, who has captivated Cabot Cove's female population, is linked to the murder of a con artist.(R) g (1 hr.) 0 EXPOSE Government operation designed to lure Robert Vesco from hiding; behind the scenes in stock-yards.g 0 © © AMERICA'S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS Animals that think they are human; babies and pacifiers; birthday cake surprises.(R) g 0 NATURE The sandhill crane as it migrates from the Nebraskan prairies to Canada's Northwest Territories, Alaska and Siberia.(R) g (1 hr.) 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(PC) MOVIE ** “LES JUSTICIERS" (1990, Drame) Brian Dennehy, Joe Pantoliano.Quatre policiers sans peur et sans reproche décident de devenir justiciers "indépendants " lorsque les suspects qu'ils surveillent s'avèrent vraiment dangereux.(1 hr, 50 min.) 8:30 0 REAL LIFE Scheduled: Houston police Commissioner Elizabeth Watson; humane animal research lab.(Postponed from an earlier date) g O 0 0 AMERICA’S FUNNIEST PEOPLE g 9:00 0 0 MOVIE "A SEDUCTION IN TRAVIS COUNTY” (1991, Drama) Lesley Ann Warren, Peter Coyote.Premiere.A murder suspect's fatal attraction for the lawyer who defended her leads to a death plot aimed at the attorney's wife.Based on a true story.G (2 hrs.) 0 MOVIE "KNIGHT RIDER 2000" (1991, Adventure) David Hasselhoff, Susan Norman.Premiere.Michael Knight and KITT, the high-tech talking car, join forces to rid the gunless society of the year 2000 of corrupt cops and gunrunners G (2 hrs.) 0 MOVIE *** “Comment claquer un million de dollara par (our” O 0 MOVIE “OUR SONS" (1991, TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991—15 Sunday Drama) Julie Andrews.Ann-Margret.Premiere Two women from vastly different Backgrounds are brought together when one of their sons contracts the AIDS virus.G (2 hrs.) O MOVIE **'/! “Les Hommes de C.A.T.U - Commando Python" m MASTERPIECE THEATRE Summers Lease” Molly pays a large sum of money to restore the villa s water supply; Hugh writes a postcard to a woman.(Part 2 of 4) Q (1 hr.) (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (1 hr ) (FC) MOVIE**** “Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (1988.Fantasy) Bob Hoskins, Christopher Lloyd.(1 hr., 44 min.) (TSN) INDIANAPOLIS 500 TIME TRIALS From Indianapolis Motor Speedway.(Same-day Tape) (2 hrs.) 9:50 (PC) MOVIE *** "SUSIE ET LES BAKER BOYS” (1989, Drame) Jeff Bridges.Michelle Pfeiffer.A rimage de sinistres reveillons d'hotels qu'animent les freres Baker, ils savent qu'il leur manque une chanteuse et trouvent l'oiseau rare qui chante superbement les vieux morceaux standards.(2 hrs.) 10:00 O O LE TELEJOURNAL q O CBC NEWS g © AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "The Sunset Gang” In “The Detective." a retired couple tracks down a thief.Weekdays Anne Meara, Jerry Stiller star.(Part 2 of 3) Q (1 hr.) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Happy Mondays.10:20 Q Q SCULLY RENCONTRE 10:28 O VENTURE ü CBS NEWS g O SUNDAY SCOREBOARD O NEWS a a LES NOUVELLES TVA g a NEWS g a CTV NEWS g © ABC NEWS g © MYSTERY! "Inspector Morse IV The Oxford homicide detective investigates the death of an eminent scientist in this first of three new two-part stories.(Part 1 of 2) g (1 hr.) (MM) BACKTRAX (1 hr.) (FC) MOVIE**'/! “Heart Condition" (1990, Comedy) Bob Hoskins.Denzel Washington.(1 hr., 40 min.) (TSN) SPORTSDESK g 11:15 8 O LA POLITIQUE PROVINCIALE B ARSENIO HALL Scheduled: Rob Reiner and Norman Lear ("All in the Family 20th Anniversary ”); actress-singer Jasmine Guy (“A Different World").(R) g (1 hr.) a ABC NEWS g © FORUM 22 11:25 B O LA POLITIQUE FEDERALE 11:30 a ROGGIN'S HEROES B AUTO SHOWCASE (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (MON) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (TUE) YO CANADA! GIVE ME A BREAK (WED) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (THU) MIKE & MIKE’S EXCELLENT X CANADA ADVENTURES (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Mon) "Season of Fear” (TSN) BOXING (TUE) PBA BOWLING (FRI) (PC) MOVIE (Mon) “Les Justiciers” (Tue) “Milou en mai" (Wed) “Bar routier" (Thu) "Tous les chiens vont au paradis” (Fri) “Meurtre a la fenetre” © WORKING GIRL (THU) (FC) MOVIE (Tue) “Dr.Phibes Rises Again" B DUCKTALES B FIRST BUSINESS © SUPER FORCE (MON) et gigolo" O © GOOD MORNING AMERICA (MM) BACKTRAX (MON) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN (TUE-FRI) (TSN)SPORTSDESK (PC) VIE SAUVAGE DE L’ORIENT: LES SINGES DES NEIGES 7:15 m A.M.WEATHER 7:25 (PC) CUBITUS 7:30 B O PASSE-PARTOUT (TUE-FRI) © CAPTAIN KANGAROO (MM) FAX (TUE-FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Wed) “Johnny Nobody" (Thu) “Lisbon" (TSN) MUD AND MONSTER TRUCK RACING (MON) KICKBOXING SHOWCASE (TUE) BASEBALL SHOW - EXPOS EDITION (WED) CYCLING (THU) THIS WEEK IN THE WORLD LEAGUE (FRI) O STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Stone and Keller are called in to investigate the murder of a chemistry teacher.(1 hr.) B © VISION MONDIALE © REUNION A man on death row wants his children by different mothers to meet.(R) © NEWS (TSN) MOTORING 91 11:35 8 © MOVIE *** “Rio Grande” 11:45 © TONY ROBBINS 11:50 (PC) MOVIE ** “L’ARME AU POING" (1979, Drame) Sophia Loren, James Coburn.Lorsqu un médecin est victime d'une lettre explosive, sa femme accepte d aider le gouvernement américain et le FBI a mettre la main sur le presume coupable, un homme très riche.(1 hr.45 min.) 12:00 8 MOVIE ** “BURGLAR" (1987.Comedy) Whoopi Goldberg, Bob Goldth-wait.A San Francisco thief-turned-bookseller who isn't above returning to her former profession is forced to play detective when she becomes a murder suspect (2 hrs.) 8 FALL GUY Colt and Howie face one ordeal after another as they try to thwart an embezzler s plans, g (1 hr ) © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actress Blair Brown ("The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd ") talks about her (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (MON) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (THU) (FC) MOVIE (Wed) “Another Man’s Poison” (Thu) “Flame of the Islands" (TSN) SOCCER (MON) BASEBALL SHOW - BLUE JAYS EDITION (TUE) HORSE SHOW (FRI) Q WOK WITH YAN © NEW CHAIN REACTION © WIND IN THE WILLOWS (FC) MOVIE (Fri) “All Fall Down" (TSN) PBA BOWLING (TUE) DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (THU) O © DES MOTS POUR LE DIRE (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “Spaced Invaders” (PC) MOVIE (Mon) “L’Homme le plus dangereux du monde” (Wed) “Billy le Kid par Gore Vidal” (PC) MOVIE (Tue) “La Petite boutique des horreurs" (Fri) “Monsieur Hire” a Q LA CUISINE DES ANGES CHEERS (TUE-WED) 7:55 (PC) MORDICUS a FAMILY FEUD (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (FRI) 8:00 a B TAO TAO B O SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL (TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT (WED) a © MONGRAIN DE SEL (TUE-FRI) Q FRED PENNER'S PLACE © VIDEO GOLD (THU) © SESAME STREET © DINI PETTY © VIDEO GOLD (FRI) (MM) OUTLAWS AND HEROES © PAID PROGRAM 8 CBS NEWS (MON) © READING RAINBOW B MORNING STRETCH VJ STEVE ANTHONY (TUE) (TSN) FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME O a MA PETITE POULICHE (MON) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (WED.FRI) (THU) a © SALUT, BONJOUR (TUE-FRI) MUSHMUSIC WITH ZIGGY LORENC 10:10 (PC) MOVIE (Thu) “Cours d’ana- a © ABC NEWS (THU) tomie” © ROMPER ROOM AND FRIENDS (FC) MOVIE (Mon) "Forbidden Pla- 10:15 B B INIMINIMAGIMO (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL net” (Fri) “Diary ol a Chambermaid” B UNDER THE UMBRELLA TREE (MON-TUE, THU-FRI) (TSN) CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE (MON, WED, FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Wed) “Ambush at Ci- AWARDS (TUE) 10:30 a a MADELINE ET LE PETIT BAR- marron Pass” (Thu) “The Pied Piper MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (WED) BARE (MON) of Hamelin" K.I.D.S.(THU) a a BABAR (TUE-FRI) (TSN) INDY 500: A RACE FOR HER- INDY 500: A RACE FOR HEROES B FAMILY FEUD OES (MON) (FRI) 8 MR.DRESSUP B CBS NEWS 8:15 (PC) MOVIE (Fri) “L'Enfant genial" a a AIMER B NBC NEWS 8:20 (PC) MOVIE (Mon, Wed) “Tous les © PAID PROGRAM a a JEM (MON) chiens vont au paradis” (Tue) “La © INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM- a © ABC NEWS Rose et le chacal” (Thu) “Conte de MING © CANADA A.M.printemps” (FC) MOVIE (Wed) “Sometimes a (MM) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (MON) 8:30 a a PASSE-PARTOUT (MON) Lie” (Thu) “Fury in Paradise” VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (TUE) a a PREMIERE EDITION (TUE-FRI) 10:45 (FC) MOVIE (Tue) “Fair Wind to Java" VJ ANGELA DOHRMANN (WED) (FC) MOVIE (Tue) “Mutiny on the 11:00 B LE P'TIT CHAMPLAIN VJ STEVE ANTHONY (THU) Bounty" B PRICE IS RIGHT VJ ERICA EHM (FRI) (TSN) MOTORCYCLE RACING (MON) B TO TELL THE TRUTH (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “Bight to Mars” INTERNATIONAL ICE GALA (THU) B SESAME STREET (TSN) BODIES IN MOTION INSIDE THE PGA TOUR (FRI) a a SANTA BARBARA a NEWS 9:00 8 8 LES ANGES DU MATIN a a HOME (FC) MOVIE (Tue) "Adventures of a a LIVE - REGIS & KATHIE LEE a LE NOUVEL AGE (MON) Captain Fabian" (Fri) “Beware My © DONAHUE LE P’TIT CHAMPLAIN (TUE-FRI) Lovely" a ANYTHING GROWS B SUZANNE.LIVE B THIS MORNING a a GILLES LAPOINTE, M.D.(MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (TUE) 8 TODAY B GREAT SHAPE VJ DAN GALLAGHER (WED.FRI) a CBC NEWS B HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN (TSN) UP CLOSE a a MOVIE (Mon) “Eacroc.macho a MISTER ROGERS 11:16 (PC) MOVIE (Fri) “L'Homme inviei- latest film, "Those Secrets.” g(1 hr.) © MASTERPIECE THEATRE Summer's Lease" Molly pays a large sum of money to restore the villa s water supply; Hugh writes a postcard to a woman.(Part 2 of 4) g (1 hr.) (MM) OUTLAWS AND HEROES (1 hr.) (TSN) RUGBY Canada vs.Japan From Vancouver (R) (2 hrs.) 12:15 a BIG BREAK Guest performers After 7; James Ingram.Regina Belle, Smokey Robinson; Michael McDonald; Patti LaBelle (1 hr.) 12:30 © MONGRAIN DE SEL 1:00 B NEWS (R) g © PAID PROGRAM © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Spam struggles to maintain traditions amid economic, social and political change Richard Kiley narrates, g (1 hr.) (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (2 hrs.30 min.) (FC) MOVIE**12 “Next of Kin" ( 1989.Drama) Patrick Swayze, Liam Neeson (1 hr.49 min.) 1:15 B PAID PROGRAM 1:30 © PAID PROGRAM 1:35 (PC) MOVIE *Vj "DESTINATION DAYTONA" (1988, Comedie) Leesa Bryte.Barbara Gruen.Des etudiants se rendent a Daytona Beach pour faire la fete, c'est la fameuse semaine de printemps, les dernieres journées de folie avant la fin des cours.(1 hr., 40 11:20 (PC) CLASSIQUE ANIME (MON) MOVIE (Wed) “Je t'aime a te tuer" 11:30 8 MARITIMES EN DIRECT (MON) O MANIGANCES (TUE) 8 Q MUSICOLORE (WED) B Q REGARDS SUR LA NATURE (THU) B O LES ARTS SACRES AU QUEBEC (FRI) B TRIALWATCH B © DYNASTIE © SECRET LIVES (MM) CLIPTRIP (MON) (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" (Fri) “Red Oust" (TSN) BODIES IN MOTION (PC) MOVIE (Tue) “Hiver 54 - L’Abbe Pierre” AFTERNOON 12:00 B O COMMENT CA VA?(MON) B O L'EDITION MAGAZINE (TUE-FRI) a NEWS a KATE a ALLIE a MIDDAY O LES NOUVELLES TVA (MON) LES NOUVELLES (TUE-FRI) Q © MATCH GAME © LES NOUVELLES TVA © LIFE AFTER HOCKEY (MON) FLINTSTONES (TUE-FRI) (MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (MON, FRI) VJ DAN GALLAGHER (TUE, THU) MUSHMUSIC WITH ZIGGY LORENC (WED) (FC) MOVIE (Wed) “In the Spirit" (Thu) “Tales of Terror" (TSN) SPORTSDESK (PC) MOVIE (Thu) “Milou en mai” 12:05 (PC) MOVIE (Mon) “Qui veut la peau de Roger Rabbit” 12:10 a ACROSS THE FENCE 12:15 (FC) MOVIE (Tue) “The Eternal Sea” 12:25 © © ATTENTION C'EST “SHOW" 12:30 B O LES DEMONS DU MIDI 8 YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS a CLOSER LOOK O • LOVING B NEWS (TUE-FRI) (TSN) CHL HOCKEY (MON) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (TUE) INDIANAPOLIS 500 TIME TRIALS (WED) WWF WRESTLING (THU) BOXING (FRI) 12:45 (PC) MOVIE (Fri) “Le Prince de Penn- mm.) 2:00 B GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE © PAID PROGRAM (TSN) SPORTSDESK g 2:30 © SIMON a SIMON (1 hr.) (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 3:00 (FC) MOVIE**'/2 “Winter People” (1989 Drama) Kurt Russell, Kelly McGillis (1 hr., 50 min.) (TSN) CHL HOCKEY Memorial Cup Championship Final.From Quebec City (R) (3 hrs.) 3:15 (PC) MOVIE ** "LA SEANCE DE MINUIT" (1989.Drame) Ron White.Gillian Barber Un premier meurtre mystérieux avail ete commis deux ans plus tot dans une petite ville et les craintes d'un inspecteur se revelenl fondées aujourd'hui (1 hr., 20 min.) 3:30 © FRIDAY THE 13TH: THE SERIES (1 hr.) (MM) CLIPTRIP Videos from around the world.4:00 (MM) BEST OF MUCH (1 hr ) 4:30 © TRAILBLAZERS (1 hr.) 4:35 (PC) MONDE DE RAY BRADBURY “Et la lune brillera encore A la suite d une expedition sur Mars, un homme dis parait puis revient porteur d une calamite.un Martien vengeur qui veut re duire a néant les polleurs de sa civilisation.1:00 a DAYS OF OUR LIVES O O © ALL MY CHILDREN © SHIRLEY (MM) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (WED) (FC) MOVIE (Fri) “Distant Voices, Still Lives” (PC) MOVIE (Wed) “Les Cigognes n'en font qu'a leur tele" 1:15 (PC) MOVIE (Tue) “Stanley et Iris" 1:25 B INTERMEDES (TUE-FRI) 1:30 B Q CHATEAUVALLON 8 BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL B MOVIE (Mon) “Cinema” (Tue-Wed) "Au revoir, Mr.Chips” (Thu) “Un Oeil pour un oeil" (Fri) “Qui aimera mes enfants?” © MOVIE (Mon) “Retour a l’ecole" (Tue) “Copains, copines" (Wed) “Richard et Cosima” (Thu) “Alamo Bay" PAUL ET LES JUMEAUX (FRI) © BOOKMARK (MON) NATURE (TUE) THE MIND (WED) ADVENTURE (THU) NEW EXPLORERS (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “By Dawn's Early Light" (Thu) “The Runnin’ Kind" (TSN) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR (THU) 1:45 (FC) MOVIE (Wed) “Deadly Descent" 1:50 (PC) MOVIE (Mon) “La Diablesse" (Thu) “Chacun sa chance" 2:00 B AS THE WORLD TURNS O © ANOTHER WORLD Q CORONATION STREET (MON-WED) LYNETTE JENNINGS HOMEWORKS (THU) CANADIAN REFLECTIONS (FRI) O © ONE LIFE TO LIVE © CHACUN CHEZ SOI (FRI) © AUSTIN CITY LIMITS (MON) NOVA (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Tue) "Flat Top" (TSN) WOMEN'S TENNIS (THU) NBA BASKETBALL (FRI) 2:20 (PC) MOVIE (Fri) “La Vengeance d’une femme” 2:30 a O LA LOI DE LOS ANGELES (MON) O 8 DALLAS (TUE) a a LE TEMPS DE VIVRE (WED) a B HISTOIRE DE LA MARINE (THU-FRI) a ALICE a MAGAZINE MONTREAL (FRI) © HOMESTRETCH (TUE, THU) LILIAS! (WED) (FC) MOVIE (Fri) "Double Identity” (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (WED) (PC) MOVIE (Wed) “Blaze" I 16—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991 ' ' $ ; •tlkj ¦ 3:00 8 GUIDING LIGHT a FACTS OF LIFE a a 8 OPRAH WINFREY 8 G.I.JOE ADA ADVENTURES (THU) a CHIP N’ DALE'S RESCUE RAN- O 8 CLAIRE LAMARCHE (MON a WKRP IN CINCINNATI (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING VJ DAN GALLAGHER (FRI) GERS THU) 8 POLICE ACADEMY (MON) (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “We’re No An- a WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Q 8 DES GENS HEUREUX (FRI) 8 SESAME STREET INDY 500 A RACE FOR HEROES gels” (Thu) "Oaring Game” B 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL 8 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TUR (MM) RAPCITY (TUE) (TUE) (TSN) WWF WRESTLING (MON) 8 JUSTICE POUR TOUS (FRI) TLES HOSTESS SNEAK PREVIEWS (WED) K.I.D.S.(WED) TRANSWORLD SPORT (TUE) 8 SUPER MARIO BROS.SUPER 8 JOY OF PAINTING (MON) POWER HOUR (THU) 4:35 (PC) MOVIE (Fri) “L’Homme le plus WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRES- SHOW NEW HORIZONS IN BONSAI (TUE) COUNTDOWN (FRI) dangereux du monde” TLING POWER HOUR (WED) 8 JUSTIN WILSON’S LOUISIANA FUN WITH WATERCOLOR (WED) (FC) MOVIE (Fri) "She’s Out of Con- 4:40 (PC) MOVIE (Wed) “La Fete des (PC) MOVIE (Tue) “Court circuit vers COOKIN’: HOME GROWN (MON) NEEDLE WORKSHOP (THU) trol” peres" le passe” YAN CAN COOK (TUE) HEALTH SMART GOURMET COOK- VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (Tue) “Greed" (Wed) (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING (TUE) 4:55 B 8 EN TRANSIT 5:05 (PC) MOVIE (Mon) "Je t'aime a te tuer” (Thu) “Les Tortues ninja" ING (WED) TODAY'S GOURMET (THU) “Men of Conquest” (TSN) CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE HIGH FIVE (WED) SOCCER (THU) 5:00 8 B LES DETECTEURS DE MENSONGES 5:15 (FC) MOVIE (Wed) “Heart of Dixie" FRUGAL GOURMET (FRI) AWARDS (MON) SENIOR PGA GOLF (FRI) 8 WHO'S THE BOSS?5:30 a 8 CE SOIR (MM) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (MON, BASEBALL SHOW - BLUE JAYS EDI- 4:25 B B EN TRANSIT B PERSONALITIES B NIGHT COURT FRI) TION (TUE) 4:30 B 8 BETES PAS BETES (MON) B VIDEO HITS (MON-THU) B CHEERS VJ DAN GALLAGHER (TUE, THU) BASEBALL SHOW - EXPOS EDITION a a AU JEU (TUE) a GOLDEN GIRLS a GOLDEN GIRLS VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (WED) (WED) a 8 LA BAIE DES ESPRITS (WED) 8 NIGHT COURT B 8 FAIS-MOI UN DESSIN (PC) MOVIE (Tue) “Week-end chez SPORTS PAGE (THU) 8 8 TES CHOIX, TA SANTE (THU) 8 PEOPLE’S COURT 8 PEOPLE’S COURT Bemie" (PC) MOVIE (Mon) “Un lundi trouble” B 8 LES DEBROUILLARDS (FRI) 8 READING RAINBOW 8 COSBY SHOW 3:15 (FC) MOVIE (Mon) “Little Monsters” (Thu) “Merthe, Ruth & Edie” 8 GROWING PAINS (MM) YO CANADA! GIVE ME A 8 HARD COPY (Thu) “Sheg” 3:55 8 8 EN TRANSIT B DANGER BAY (MON-THU) BREAK (TUE) 8 3-2-1 CONTACT 3:30 B 8 LES SCHTROUMPFS 4:00 8 8 KIM ET CLIP VIDEO HITS (FRI) VJ STEVE ANTHONY (WED) (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (THU) 8 TALE SPIN 8 COSBY SHOW 8 8 DE BONNE HUMEUR MIKE & MIKE'S EXCELLENT X CAN- 5:45 (FC) MOVIE (Fri) “Cry-Baby” Monday EVENING 6:00 O Cl PLUS Q 8 Q Q @ NEWS B 8 LES NOUVELLES TVA Q Q NEWS g Q) MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR g (1 hr.) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Mae Moore.(TSN) KICKBOXING SHOWCASE 6:30 8 O LES POUVOIRS DE L'AGE O NEWS O NBC NEWS g B 8 CHARIVARI Q © ABC NEWS g (MM) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (TSN)SPORTSDESKg 6:45 (PC) MOVIE "TOUS LES CHIENS VONT AU PARADIS" (1989.Dessins animes) Quand son vieux partenaire se debarrasse de lui et qu'il se retrouve au ciel, un chien débrouillard trouve moyen de s'octroyer une période de vie supplémentaire (1 hr., 25 min.) 7:00 B O DES JARDINS D'AUJOURD'HUI 8 CBS NEWS g 8 JEOPARDY! g 8 FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR Will uses Carlton to escape from the woman he had been fixed up with earlier.(R) g B 8 LES HERITIERS DU REVE 8 WHEEL OF FORTUNE g 8 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Donald Sheperd, author of an unauthorized biography of actor Jack Nicholson g 8 STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION Biker's life hangs in the balance after his central nervous system is invaded by an alien organism, g (1 hr,) SB NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT Scheduled commentator: Professor Robert Eisner.(MM) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN (PC) MOVIE*** “Great Balls of Fire!” (1989, Drama) Dennis Quaid, Winona Ryder.(1 hr., 48 min.) (TSN) WOMEN’S TENNIS Lufthansa Cup German Open - Final.From Berlin.(Taped) (1 hr., 30 min.) 7:30 Q 8 GENIES EN HERBE O GOLDEN GIRLS Blanche must decide whether to donate one of her kidneys to her hated sister g O CURRENT AFFAIR g O FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR Will is attracted to the woman he and Carlton have lined up for Geoffrey (R) g O JEOPARDY! g O RESCUE 911 Rebroadcasts: a peeping Tom; a girl who tried to rescue her sister from a fire.(R) g B VERMONT REPORT Scheduled: Sen.Patrick Leahy, discusses his recent trip to the Middle East and farm- ing issues (MM) FAX 8:00 88 MOVIE ** “Les Voix du coeur” O AMERICA'S MISSING CHILDREN Interviews with families of abducted children, runaways and a convicted kidnapper spotlight this growing problem.Host: Michael Landon.g (1 hr.) 8 FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR Will uses Carlton to escape from the woman he had been fixed up with earlier.(R) g 088 BEST OF DISNEY "50 Years of Magic" Celebration of the films and characters that have won the hearts of people worldwide.With Dick Van Dyke, Shelley Long and others.Includes behind-the-scenes footage of Disney classics, g (2 hrs.) 8 8 LE QUEBEC, C'EST LES VACANCES 8 MURPHY BROWN Murphy s ex-husband and Jerry Gold both return to resume their relationships with her.(Part 1 of 2) g 8 ASTRONOMERS Voyager s encounter with Neptune; the search for tiny deviations arising from the gravitational tug of a planet on its star, g (1 hr.) (MM) TINA TURNER FOREIGN AFFAIR WORLD TOUR This performance includes a collection of songs from the successful album, "Foreign Affair." (2 hrs.) 8:10 (PC) MOVIE *** “MIL0U EN MAI” (1989.Comedie) Michel Piccoli, Miou-Miou A la mort de sa mere, un homme de soixante ans convoque pour l'enterrement son frere, sa belle-soeur et tout le reste de la famille.(1 hr„ 50 min.) 8:30 8 FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR Will is attracted to the woman he and Carlton have lined up for Geoffrey.(R) g 8 MOVIE ***Vj “FATAL ATTRACTION" (1987, Suspense) Michael Douglas, Glenn Close.Adrian Lyne's controversial story of a happily married corporate lawyer whose weekend of passion with a seductive but unstable woman threatens to destroy his life.G (2 hrs., 30 min.) (TSN) FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME Focuses on the world of boxing, particularly the promoters and the reasons young people take up the sport.(1 hr.) 9:00 8 MURPHY BROWN Murphy s ex-husband and Jerry Gold both return to resume their relationships with her (Part 1 of 2) g B MOVIE "REASON FOR LIVING: THE JILL IRELAND STORY” (1991, Drama) Jill Clayburgh, Elizabeth Ashley.Premiere.Based on the late ac-tress's autobiographical account of her courageous struggle to save her son from drug addiction while battling the cancer threatening her own life.G (2 hrs.) 8 AIR FORCE ONE: THE PLANES AND THE PRESIDENTS FLIGHT II George Bush and three predecessors share stories about the "flying White House " (1 hr., 30 min.) (FC) MOVIE*** "Miami Blues” (1990, Drama) Alec Baldwin, Jennifer Jason Leigh.(1 hr., 39 min.) 9:30 8 DESIGNING WOMEN As a )oke.Mary Jo switches her fake pearls for Suzanne s real ones, then loses them.(R)Q B 8 L'INTERNATIONAL BENSON A HEDGES (TSN) BASEBALL SHOW - BLUE JAYS EDITION 10:00 B 8 LE TELEJOURNAL g B NORTHERN EXPOSURE Maggie, whose four previous boyfriends have met untimely ends, is blamed when Rick is killed by a falling satellite dish, g (1 hr.) B NATIONAL g a 8 AD LIB O 8 20/20 A special report on problems parents encounter when raising children, including bed-wetting, the terrible two's and sibling rivalry, g (1 hr.) (MM) BLUE SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL Mae Moore.(TSN) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jays at Oakland Athletics.From the Oakland Coliseum.(Live) (3 hrs., 30 min.) (PC) MOVIE *** “L’HOMME LE PLUS DANGEREUX DU MONDE” (1969.Drame) Gregory Peck.Anne Heywood.Un homme de sciences américain arrive en Chine avec l'intention de rencontrer le professeur qui a mis au point une nouvelle maniéré de cultiver la terre par n'importe quel climat.(1 hr, 35 min.) 10:20 8 8 LE POINT 10:22 8 JOURNAL 10:30 8 WILD CANAVERAL Examines Cape Canaveral's transformation from a quiet lagoon into a busy spaceport.(1 hr.) (MM) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS 10:45 (FC) MOVIE**'/2 "Impulse” (1990.Suspense) Theresa Russell, Jeff Fahey.(1 hr, 48 min.) 10:50 B 8 METEO 10:55 B 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 8 8 U QUOTIDIENNE/BANCO 11:00 B 888 NEWS B 8 LES NOUVELLES TVA/METEO P a news g 8 CTV NEWS g (MM) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN 11:10 B 8 MOVIE ** "La Toubib" 11:30 B ARSENIO HALL Scheduled: entertainer Diana Ross, g (1 hr.) a TONIGHT SHOW From March 1990: journalist Meredith Vieira; singer Ofra Haza; comic Billiam Coronel.(R) (1 hr.) B NEWHART Dick discovers that his typing teacher is the same tyrant he had in grade school g 8 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT a 8 NIGHTLINE g 8 NEWS 8 MOVIE *** “TIME BANDITS” (1981, Comedy) John Cleese.Michael Palin.A young boy is taken on a trip through time by a band of diminutive would-be outlaws who have stolen a time-warp map from the Supreme Being.(2 hrs.) (MM) FAX 11:50 a DES MOTS POUR LE DIRE 8 ARME ET CHARME 12:00 a KATE It ALLIE In a fantasy sequence.an adult Chip takes his son back to the Greenwich Village brownstone where he grew up.g a INTO THE NIGHT STARRING RICK DEES Scheduled: television host Joan Rivers; comic Rondell Sheridan.(1 hr.) 8 ARSENIO HALL Scheduled: entertainer Diana Ross, g (1 hr.) 8 LOVE CONNECTION (MM) TINA TURNER FOREIGN AFFAIR WORLD TOUR This performance includes a collection of songs from the successful album."Foreign Affair." (R) (2 hrs.) 12:30 a MAGNUM, P.l.Magnum falls for a TV reporter while working on a suspected arms deal case.(1 hr ) 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET-TERMAN (R) (t hr.) a MOVIE **** "MONKEY BUSINESS" (1931, Comedÿ) Marx Brothers, Thelma Todd.Four zany stowaways get mixed up with gangs- ters and angry crewmen as they race from stateroom to stateroom aboard an elegant ocean liner (1 hr, 35 min.) 8 ON LINE 12:45 (FC) MOVIE**'/! “Blood Red” (1989, Drama) Eric Roberts, Giancarlo Gian-nini.(1 hr., 31 min.) 1:00 a NEWS (R) g 8 JAKE AND THE FATMAN g (1 hr.) 8 PAID PROGRAM 1:30 a 8 PAID PROGRAM 8 LATER WITH BOB COSTAS Guest: political satirist-comic Mort Sahl.8 NATURESCENE Geological history of Vermont's Button Bay State Park on Lake Champlain s shore.(TSN) UP CLOSE 2:00 8 AUTO SHOWCASE 8 MOVIE **’/2 "IT’S MY TURN” (1980, Comedy-Drama) Jill Clayburgh, Michael Douglas.A college math professor finds herself torn between her live-in lover and the handsome son of her lather s bride-to-be.(1 hr., 50 min.) (MM) VJ MICHAEL WILLIAMS (3 hrs.) (TSN) SPORTSDESK g 2:15 (FC) MOVIE**'/! “The Blood of Heroes" (1989, Adventure) Rutger Hauer, Joan Chen.(1 hr., 42 min.) 2:30 (TSN) BASEBALL SHOW - BLUE JAYS EDITION (R) 3:00 (TSN) SOCCER Olympic Qualifying -Canada vs.Trinidad & Tobago From Port of Spain, Trinidad.(R) (2 hrs.) 3:40 (FC) MOVIE*** “The Abominable Dr.Phibes” (1971.Horror) Vincent Price, Joseph Gotten.(1 hr, 33 min.) 3:50 8 MOVIE ** “HIGH ROLLING” (1978, Comedy) Joseph Bottoms, Judy Davis.Two traveling carnival workers quit their jobs and turn to crime to make ends meet.(1 hr., 40 min.) IN FOCUS Marriage can get a trifle rocky when you discover you’ve adopted Satan's daughter.Faye Grant and Michael Woods play the parents of Delia (Asia Vieira, pictured), a seemingly angelic child who just happens to arrange a series of nasty accidents.Unfortunately, even a victim’s funky New Age healing crystal can’t save her: Now, that’s tragic! “Omen IV: The Awakening" airs Monday, May 20.on “Fox Night at the Movies.” T uesday TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 17.1991-17 EVENING 6:00 BS O IB® NEWS B LES NOUVELLES S NEWS Q O CE SOIR a LES NOUVELLES TVA g ® MACNEIL/LEHRER NEWSHOUR g (1 tir.) (FC) HITCHHIKER TRILOGY Fea tured: 'The Miracle of Alice Ames.' "3615 Code-Liz and "Her Finest Hour." (1 hr., 15 min.) (TSN) CYCLING World Cup Series.Highlights of a race from Liege lo Bas-togne to Liege, Belgium.(Taped) 6:30 a O PLUS a NEWS a NBC NEWS g a a CHARIVARI Q a ABC NEWS g (MM) VJ ANGELA DOHRMANN (TSN) SPORTSDESK g (PC) MOVIE **’/2 “UN MONDE SANS PITIE” (1988.Comedie) Hippolyte Gir-ardot.Mireille Perrier.Un homme qui passe son temps a se soucier de son here, de son copain et de ses mai-tresses.une maniéré de vivre dans un monde sans pitié, tombe réellement amoureux un jour et la femme fonce dans sa vie.(1 hr„ 30 min.) 7:00 a a LA COUR EN DIRECT 8 CBS NEWS g a JEOPARDY! g 8 NEWHART Dick doesn t realize tne trouble that will anse when he agrees to help a struggling writer, g a a CHOP SUEY g a WHEEL OF FORTUNE g a ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actor Bruce Willis talks about "Hudson Hawke." his latest film, g ® STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION Data hurries to save humans from a colony that’s about to be wiped out by hostile aliens, g (1 hr.) S) NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT Management File with Tom Peters (MM) MUCHWEST WITH TERRY DAVID MULLIGAN (TSN) BASEBALL SHOW - EXPOS EDITION 7:15 (FC) MOVIE** “Cheeeese .The Movie” (1988, Comedy) Vincent Gardenia, Arnaldo Ninchi.(1 hr.30 min.) 7:30 a a LA SOIREE DU HOCKEY a GOLDEN GIRLS The housemates recall some of their outrageous money-making schemes, g B CURRENT AFFAIR g 8 STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP Boston Bruins or Pittsburgh Penguins at Edmonton Oilers or Minnesota North Stars.Game 3.(Live) (3 hrs ) O 8 COFFRE-FORT 8 JEOPARDY! g a FIGHTING BACK a CROSSROADS Amateur historian Pat Murtagh searches for the "Hes- sian Road.(MM) FAX (TSN) MOTORCYCLE RIDER 6:00 8 RESCUE 911 Rebroaccasts a peeping Tom; a girl who tried to rescue her sister from a fire (R) g a NBC NEWS SPECIAL First Person" Maria Shnver interviews actor Kurt Russell, singer Paula Abdul and professional athlete Bo Jackson, g (1 hr.) B 8 LA BELLE ET LA BETE 0 © WHO’S THE BOSS?Tony travels to Italy to claim an inheritance from his late Uncle Aldo.(R) g a UNSOLVED MYSTERIES Rebroad-casts: the death of a New York man who may have held clues to local corruption; a federal fugitive accused of breaking into government computers: a murder confession over the radio.(R) g (1 hr.) a NOVA New theories about the way oil is formed and if the world s supplies are running out.(R) g (1 hr.) (MM) RAPCITY (1 hr.) (TSN) HORSE SHOW Bacardi National.From Bolton, Ont (Taped) (2 hrs.) (PC) MOVIE *** "LA ROSE ET LE CHACAL" (1990.Drame) Christopher Reeve, Madolyn Smith Osborne Aux Etats-Unis, pendant la Guerre de Secession, la mission d'un homme est d’arreter le flot de renseignements secrets en direction du Sud.(1 hr., 35 min.) 8:30 8 MOVIE ***'/2 “FATAL ATTRACTION” (1987, Suspense) Michael Douglas.Glem Close.Adrian Lyne's controversial story of a happily married corporate lawyer whose weekend of passion with a seductive but unstable woman threatens to destroy his life.G (2 hrs., 30 min.) a © ROSEANNE Dan’s father announces his plans to marry Ro-seanne's best friend, Crystal.(R) (Part 1 of 2) g 9:00 8 IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT Gillespie must stop a hired bounty hunter who plans to kill a Sparta man wanted for questioning in a Houston murder.(R) g (1 hr.) a a MATCH DE LA VIE a © ROSEANNE Plans for Eddie and Crystal's wedding proceed until Crystal reveals more news.(R) (Part 2 of 2) g a ROSEANNE Roseanne tries to arrange a compromise with a nasty new boss at the factory, g © FRONTLINE The widespread environmental destruction of the world s fisheries that results from new technologies in the fishing industry, g (1 hr) (MM) YO CANADA! GIVE ME A BREAK Performances by the Jeff Healey Band, the Northern Pikes.Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts, and the Satallites.(R) (1 hr., 30 min.) (FC) MOVIE** “Road House" (1989, Drama) Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch.(1 hr., 52 min.) 9:30 8 © © STAT Dr Menzies treats a patient from Colombia who is transporting 15 pounds of cocaine in his stomach, g 9:35 (PC) MOVIE **