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Ht l«l Photo Beaton It the P ' ' mBBSm ¦ ‘ '¦f6e1 r.-ir IK Januarv 2-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.JANUARY 16, 1987 A second look at Christmas stamps Once more we have managed to get through the Christmas season.The Turkey should be gone by now as well as the visitors.With the new year well upon us, we should be right back to our normal routines.The only thing left to remind us of Christmas 1986 are the Christmas stamps that the post office insists on selling until the month of April.It’s the one series of stamps that seems to get very tiresome.Although these stamps are unwanted, let’s have a second look at them.It won’t be long now that many clubs and associations will start their exhibition season.What will you exhibit if you are thinking of the competition?Why not Christmas stamps?Canada has, over the years issued some very meaningful Christmas stamps.These along with a selection of stamps from Great Britain and Australia, will make an absolutely beautiful display.From Great Britain one could Stamp corner By Peter McCarthy use the issue of 1969 depicting an angel, three shepherds and three kings.The 1973 issue of six stamps tells the story of Good King Wen-ceslaus.The 1971 issue is designs from stained glass windows of Canterbury Cathedral.The 1977 issue tells the story of the 12 days of Christmas on six stamps.Australia has issued some very interesting Christmas stamps.The 1969 issue depicts the Tree of Life in the 25tf denomination.It’s unusual yet very appropriate.Christmas of 1973 illustrates the Bap- national stamp exhibition netanya 86 a’sns rwiH*?nanim ma rira rvrv(-> -%.1578 map of the holy land bygerard de jode 1578 Israel Netanya 86 National Stamp Exhibition souvenir sheet depicting a map of the Holy Land by Gerard de Jode in 1578.GERALD DANOVITCH SAXOPHONE QUARTET SAT.JANUARY 24 8:30 p.m.Programme: “Suite of Bach Favourites”, “Fantazia”, “Nutcracker Suite Highlights”, works by Gershcoin and more CENTENNIAL THEATRE 563-4966 LENNOXVILLE tism of Christ and the Good Shepherd.The are also stamps of the Adoration of the Kings, Stained Glass and the 1986 issue which captures young children rehearsing the annual Nativity play.Many other countries issue Christmas stamps.They range from stained glass windows from local churches to the featuring of Christmas traditions of that particular country.There is absolutely no lack of material in making a very nice display.The write-up is quite easy.You have the greatest reference book in the world at your finger tips: The Bible.There is one issue that I would highly recommend, and that is the Israel Netanya 86 National Stamp Exhibition souvenir sheet depicting a map of the Holy Land by Gerard de Jode in 1578.Although this is not a Christmas stamp, I don’t know of anything more appropriate to start a display with.There, now you know what to do with your Christmas stamps.It’s not necessary that you do this for public exhibition.You can collect Christmas stamps for your own personal satisfaction.On the philatelic side of the Christmas gifts, I was pleasantly surprised in receiving a multi purpose magnifier lamp.It clips onto the desk or to a table, it’s very mobile, stretching out to about three feet.It has a three diopter lens and takes up to a 60 watt bulb.The beauty of it is that it leaves you with both hands free to work your stamps.A very much appreciated gift.With the holidays over, the clubs get back into full swing again.If you are interested in joining a club in the area, here are a couple of names: • Phila-Sherbrooke meets the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 1215 Kitchener, in Sherbrooke.Things generally get under way around 7 p.m.Just drop in.You’ll be made to feel right at home.• Magog Coin and Stamp Club meets the first Sunday of the month I believe.For information, contact Bertrand Dubreuil at (819) 843-6434.I haven’t heard from the Knowl-ton Club for some time now so, I really don’t know if they are still in existance.If anyone wishes to let me know of the status quo of this club, I’ll be pleased to pass it on.Your letters are always welcome and, may be sent to P.O.Box 688, Richmond, Que., JOB 2H0 Develop a vocabulary that works for you One of the most lingering — and often justified — visions of a wine taster, is one featuring an austere looking Englishmen, nose in glass, commenting on the wine in question with pithy phrases like, “A brawny young wine, yet neither aggressive nor impudent, redolent of black currents and summer savory.’’ Now to most of us, brawn is associated more likely with the denizens of the gridiron, while the thought of black currents and savory in any combination borders on the frightening.Nevertheless, wine enthusiasts, both the expert and amateur, continue to use the English language in the most extraordinary way in an unending attempt to describe what they are drinking.Don’t get me wrong.To become in the least way discerning where wine is concerned you have to be able not only to describe what you are tasting, smelling and seeing but you have to be able to remember the overall effect often months later.The important thing then is to develop for yourself a wine vocabulary.This need not be elaborate nor need it sound like a page out of the tasting notes of André Simon.What it should include are words that accurately describe a given wine and words that strike a responsive chord in your own mind so that when you find a wine “oaky” in April and come across the same scene in October, it will still be “oaky”.To give you a head start, these are some of the phrases generally used and understood in the wine world.I’ll avoid the flowery adjectives since they will likely not mean the same to me as to you.Acidic: All wines need a natural acidity for freshness; too much, however, and the wine becomes tart and sour.Aftertaste: Pretty self-explanatory.The longer it lasts in the mouth when it is pleasant, the better the wine.Also called “finish” or “length”.Bouquet: Not just the smell of the grape but hopefully a developed aroma as the wine ages.Brilliant: Refers to the clarity of the wine.No cloud.No sediment.Tannic: The tannins of a wine can give it a rough taste when young.Coming from the skins and stems it’s no wonder.This should dissipate with age.Thin: An undesireable characteristic indicating a wine that is watery lacking glycerine, alcohol and taste.Full bodied: The opposite to thin.Oxidized: Too much exposure to air will oxidize a wine turning it brown eventually and giving it a stable, old smell.Raisiny: Since raisins come from aged, dry grapes, this particular taste is sometimes found in late harvested wines such as certain Ports and Sherries where it is desireable, and in some Bordeaux wines where it is not.Spicy: Some wines do in fact smell and taste of pepper, cinnamon etc.When they do, they are often termed spicy.Be careful with this one.Chewy : When a wine is dense with a viscous texture, usually a result of excessive gylcerine, it is called chewy.That should be enough to get you started.But again the key is to develop your own vocabulary.One that works for you.Cheers! Top 10 books Here are the week’s Top 10 hardcover fiction and non-fiction books as compiled by Maclean’s magazine.Bracketed figures indicate position the previous week.FICTION 1 (1) Whirlwind — Clavell 2 (3) It — King 3 (4) A Taste for Death — James 4 (2) The Telling of Lies — Findley 5 (5) The Progress of Love — Munro 6 (7) Hollywood Husbands — Collins 7 (8) The Queen’s Secret — Templeton 8 (6) Bolt — Francis 9 (-) The Night of the Fox—Higgins 10 (9) The Golden Cup — Plain NON-FICTION 1 (1) His Way: The Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra — Kelley 2 (2) Vimy — Berton 3 (3) Memoirs — Levesque 4 (4) Lions in Winter — Turowetz and Goyens 5 (7) The Master Builders — Foster 6 (6) Controlling Interest: Who Owns Canada?— Francis 7 (8) Fatherhood — Cosby 8 (5) The Rainmaker— Davey 9 (10) The Story of English — McCrum, Cran and MacNeil 10 (9) Out of Character — Forrester Gregory Tuck succeeds Perry Schneiderman at Piggery TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16.1987—3 New artistic director aims to keep up momentum By Laurel Sherrer LENNOXVILLE — Bisbap's University drama professor Gregory Tuck is reading plays at a more rapid pace and watching plays even more often than usual these days.It’s his first step in taking over the role of artistic director at the Piggery Theatre in North Hatley.Appointed to the job in early December following the resignation of Perry Schneiderman, Tuck is confident that by mid-February he will have a fairly solid idea of the three productions to be presented at the theatre this summer.“Pm sort of exhausting the library here and catching up on a lot of reading,” he says, “tracking down things that are new, that I wouldn’t ordinarily have run into.” As well as teaching at Bishop’s for the past four years, Tuck has worked throughout Canada at a variety of theatres including Theatre Calgary, Wildhorse Theatre, Theatre Arts Productions, the Banff Centre, and the Warehouse Theatre of the Manitoba Theatre Centre.He has also taught acting and directing at the Banff Centre and the National Theatre School.KEEP MOMENTUM After a record season at the Piggery under Schneiderman’s direction, with attendance reaching 14,000, Tuck has some big shoes to fill.But he feels he can keep the momentum going.“I’m not looking to change something that’s in the process of growth and was as successful as it was last summer,” he says.In choosing the three plays he will try to maintain the balance and variety of last’s year’s season, and simply keep the audience in mind at all times.“For me the art of choosing a season here is not to have a bril- liant new idea,” he says.“I ask myself what would I like to see, and what would they like to see.“Wherever I’ve directed I’ve never seen any point in gratuitously doing plays without any consideration for your audience.” Knowing the Piggery audience is an asset, says Tuck.He feels acting in one of last summer’s productions, The Melville Boys helped in this area.“Having worked on stage as an actor is a real advantage because I can put myself in the place of the actors and help them know the stage and the audience,” he says.NOT TOO HEAVY Since it’s a summer theatre, Tuck will choose accordingly, he says.For most people, it’s holiday time and they don’t want to see anything too heavy.When Schneiderman resigned from his job at the Piggery, he predicted the 1987 season would see smaller scale productions at the Piggery if the theatre didn’t receive more government support.Tuck agrees there won’t be as lavish productions, but he doesn’t think it will be a particularly lean year either.“I would imagine we won’t look at a play as large as Noises Of/this year,” he says (a play with nine characters and a two-storey set that revolved).“I probably won’t find something that large.On the other hand, we’re not looking at a season of one-character or two-character plays.” In his search for plays, Tuck is considering a wide range of drama.He’s not limiting his search to Canadian plays either, although there’s plenty of those to choose from.“There’s no shortage of commercially viable Canadian scripts,” he says, “and because they’re about us in some way they’re as appea- Greg Tuck in a scene from The Melville Boys, presented at the Piggery Theatre last summer.Now he’s taking his baggage backstage as he assumes the responsibilities of artistic director.ling as any others.” As he reads, of course, he keeps in mind the size and resources of the theatre.COMMITTED TO THEATRE The Piggery has meant a lot to Tuck in the years he has been in the Townships.When he first moved to North Hatley he knew no one until he went to the Piggery and ran into old theatre friends there.And now he feels he can count on those, who, like him, are committed to the theatre.“The audience, as I understand it.are people who care very much about the theatre,” he says."The board and the audience members take a very proprietary interest in it.That’s exciting to me.That’s very healthy as far as I’m concerned.” Until the end of May, Tuck will continue to be busy teaching and directing plays at Bishop's, while choosing plays, designers and so on for the Piggery.The end of the school year should mesh perfectly with the beginning of the Piggery’s busiest season.It may be a slightly heavier load than usual — handling the Piggery job as well as teaching — but Tuck feels he is fortunate to have both opportunities."I’m delighted,” he says."Although I enjoy and am committed to teaching, because 1 work in the theatre the bottom line of it is the profession.One can’t shake the urge to get one’s feet back in the pond.“What 1 do best is put on plays, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to do so.” Guess who’s playing doctor?VIN-t 1.1 NIK AI « A comedy of epidemic proportions.CRITICAL CONDITION %ALAN SIVESTRI SS BOB LARSON ^DENIS HAMILL # JOHN HAMILL AIAN SWYER ^ DENIS HAMILL & JOHN HAMILL ruiuraasy “"“S MICHAEL APTED A PARAMOUNT PICTURE CARREFOUR |’ESTR|E Evening: 7:30, 9:45 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday: 12:45, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30, 9:45 p.m 3050 PORTLAND Blvd 565-0366 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987 Madden book is perfect pre-Super Bowl warm-up Kaleidoscope B» m/MJADn i s'tfciex/ By RICHARD LONEY V / .i, \ j One Knee Equals Two Feet by John Madden (RANDOM HOUSE): $24.75, 225 pp.As Super Bowl fans await the great American Event and even as CBS’s John Madden is poised to reveal his “All-Madden Team” to the football world, those who admire the ex-Raiders mentor may find some additional fun in his wacky book about the players, coaches and all-time greats of the National Football League.The title derives from a speculation that Madden made about a play in the end zone when a ball-catcher was found to have been ve ry close to the out of bounds lines, and Madden and his fellow commentator were locked into a speculative quarrel about whether the man was in bounds or whether the play was washed out.Madden and Summerall, on viewing a replay saw that the ball-catcher’s right knee hit in bounds, but not his feet.Madden held that “he has to have both feet in bounds and he has to have possession”.A call from one of the officials was transmitted to Madden, and said that for all intents and purposes, “one knee equals two feet”, and the touchdown counted; hence the book’s title.Whether Madden is cribbing from some of his Sunday on-camera kibitzing, only ardent viewers of the N.F.L.will be able to decide, but for those of us new to his chatty, no-nonsense, informed style of delivery, there are lots of inside scoops about the football players and their teams and the industry that is supported by them.For instance, everyone knows the nickname of Chicago Bears defensive lineman William Perry — The Refrigerator, natch.But, according to Madden, one of his team-mates, Dan Hampton, an end who weighs in at a mere 267 pounds, confessed that the boys didn’t call Perry “The Fridge” at all.Their name for him?Biscuit.Says Hampton, “William is just a biscuit away from 350”, and Madden goes on to talk about the other battles that Perry has had with the Toledo scales and his fiery coach, Mike Ditka.Madden rates the best players he has seen at all of the positions, and discusses why he has chosen them with Drive Anderson John Madden ONE KNEE EQUALS TWO FEET (And Everything Else You Need to Know About Football) for this all-time “All-Madden” team, and he also discusses some of the strengths of various N.F.L.coaches that he admires, from Lombardi in the past, down to Joe Gibbs of the Redskins currently.There are also some inside anecdotes about Madden’s tenure with the Oakland Raiders and their triumph in Super Bowl XI, as well as some obviously fond recollections of the tribe of extroverts and oddballs that he seemed to be attracted to as a coach, and vice-versa.Madden’s book is the perfect pregame warm-up to Super Bowl XXI for the avid football fan—lots of roster info, scouting reports on all the big teams, a handy primer on the XX previous Super Bowls and some of the startling upsets (Na-math and the Jets in Super Bowl HI), as well as some down to earth explanations of football procedure for raw novices or football wives striving to understand the complexities of the game (Madden’s explanation of the usage of time outs and their advantage to both the offense and the defense is crystal clear and takes the mystery out of this aspect of the game that never really seems to get explained at the close of a half or the end of a game).In a prose style that approximates the way Madden delivers his observations on CBS — “Hey, when you play football every week from July to January, it can get boring, just like any other job gets boring” — Madden’s book has benefitted from Dave Anderson’s co-writing, but the essence of One Knee Equals Two Feet is pure John Madden.RECORD REVIEWS John Lennon MENLOVE AVENUE (CAPITOL-EMI) Purported to be a “roots” album, with 251 Menlove Avenue being the address in Liverpool where John grew up with his Auntie Mimi and Uncle George, this Yoko Ono assembled album is really just a collection of the out-takes for the ROCK ’N’ ROLL album which Lennon cut in 1975.On one side, that is, because on the flip side we are given early versions of songs that were included on 1974’s WALLS AND BRIDGES sessions.On the tracks Jim Keltner is the drummer, with John handling guitars and piano, Jesse Ed Davis on more guitars, and Klaus Voorman (designer of RUBBER SOUL’S photo montage) on bass.It will be instantly clear why John chose to leave these songs off those two albums; the cover of a classic Arthur Crudup song covered by Elvis, “My Baby Left Me”, becomes a sing-a-long song in the Mitch Miller style, with John lining out a line of a verse and a large studio gathering giving the response; Phil Specter’s “To Know Him Is To Love Him”, originally performed by a group he named The Teddy Bears, has a sex-change into “To Know Her”, while Lennon slaughters the timing on the song, absolutely destroying the haunting ballad feel of the early rock classic.For collectors of post-Beatles Trivia only.Jimmy Barnes JIMMY BARNES (GEFFEN-W.E.A.) Armed with one of those Joe Cocker/Bob Seger scratch ’n’ grit voices, Jimmy Barnes has an album that is too good to be passed over, even though it has probably missed the boat as far as large scale public recognition is concerned.Mark it down then as one of the unheralded, but solid 1986 records (like those of Stan Ridgeway or Billy Bragg which show up on few commercial charts) merely on the strength of Jimmy Barnes’s commitment to his art.He can sing impassioned acoustic guitar anthems with the likes of John Cougar Mellancamp anytime, and with a back-up bunch of players such as Billy Burnette, Waddy Wachtel, Bill Payne, and Mick Fleetwood, plus vocalizing from Vanetta Fields and Kim Carnes, Barnes’s debut is outstanding.Songs like “Working Class Man” seem to imply that Canadian Barnes (he’s represented by Bruce Allen, the impressario who handles Bryan Adams, plus the record has been mixed by Bob Clear-mountain, a West Coast fixture in the industry) has an answer to Bruce Springsteen’s stance as a hero to the American working class.Lots of vocal power, blistering guitars, and tunes that bear a haunting resemblance to material that primal rockers like Eddie Cochrane would have been at home with.Even though Jimmy Barnes didn’t click with this one, be prepared for further music from this dynamic young rocker to be sparking up the airwaves in the near future.VIDEO SCREENINGS THE QUIET EARTH (CBS-FOX) A kind of up-dating of Nevil Shute’s On The Beach, which was popular in thetifties when the prospects of atomic bomb destruction seemed likely, The Quiet Earth is the story of Zac Hobson, a scientist who had been working on*a secret project known as “Operation Flashlight”.As the film opens, Hobson awakens one morning at 6:12 a.m.to experience an odd sensation, only to find that everyone else in the world has been disintegrated, or at least has disappeared.He sets out to discover if anyone else has survived this freak accident (attributed to the reckless Americans, of course, with this story set on a southern hemisphere land-mass that could be Australia or Ne w Zealand) and as he forages about, the details of the plot unfold.Operation Flashlight has brought about a cataclysmic destruction of almost all of the humans on earth — but Hobson discovers a young woman still alive, and later an aborigine, who is male, hostile and tired of being run by the white man.Lots of the stuff of dramatic conflict, with Hobson and the aborigine vying for the girl’s favors, and the native resenting the scientific demeanor and showy intelligence of the man who has perhaps caused the entire traumatic event.The Quiet Earth, while resembling a minor Ray Bradbury story, fails to really turn into a good sci-fi film, partly because the detail about the event that has doomed these people is so sketchily filled in, and partly because the acting performances do not stand out.With a premise that receives not enough clarification, and acting that fails to captivate the viewer totally, The Quiet Earth remains a B-movie that could have been much more significant with some more careful writing and a better screenplay.(VIDEO AVAILABLE AT LE CLUB VIDEO, QUEEN STREET, LENNOXVILLE; AND AT TREIZIEME AVENUE, SHERBROOKE). TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16.1987—5 Gerald Danovitch: Saxophone By Laurel Sherrer LENNOXVILLE — Announce a concert by a saxophone quartet and the jazz enthusiasts will prick up their ears.Devotees of other types of music, on the other hand, might never give it a second thought.But they should.according to Gerald Danovitch, director of the Gerald Danovitch Saxophone Quartet, appearing at Centennial Theatre Jan.24.Ever since it was founded in 1968 the quartet has been fighting misconceptions about the instrument, says Danovitch.Contrary to many people’s expectations, the group plays not only jazz, but everything from classical to ragtime to Quebec folk music.“The instrument is capable of producing all of these colors,” says Danovitch.“We’d like to think we’re helping to break the barriers down.” FINDING MUSIC The problem sometimes is in finding the music to play.The saxophone has only been around for 150 years, says Danovitch, and an original repertoire for the instrument only started developing around 50 years ago.To provide a variety of music for saxophone quartet, it often involves transcribing a classical piece for the soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophone combination, or having music written especially for the quartet.The situation is improving for all sax quartets, and the Danovitch quartet has played a role in this.“Our quartet has introduced quite a few new pieces for saxophone quartet,” says Danovitch, “especially by Quebec composers.” One of these is Esquisses Québécoises by Michel Perreault, to be performed at the concert next week.This is a suite which blends four well-known French Canadian folk songs with four equally well-known themes from classical compositions.KNOWS CAPABILITIES “We’ve started to get a lot of music written exclusively for us,” says Danovitch.“This is important because a person like Perreault knows what our capabilities are and he can write things for us that maybe he wouldn’t write for somebody else.” Also included in the Jan.24 concert is the Quatuor pour Saxophones by Pierre Max Dubois, Fantasia by Orlando Gibbons, a Suite of Bach Favourites by J.S.Bach, Two Short Pieces by Paquito D’Rivera.Three Preludes by George Gershwin, Nutcracker Suite Highlights by Tchaikovsky, Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer by Scott Joplin, and Pan-Am Rag by Tom Turpin.It’s a mixed bag, but Danovitch says there’s nothing wrong with that.“Music is music,” he says, “and if you like it, you like it.We don’t want to restrict ourselves to being as formal as perhaps some other groups are.” Danovitch plays soprano saxophone with the quartet, while Peter Freeman plays alto, Abe Kesten-berg tenor and Nancy Newman baritone.All four members of the group are part of the music faculty at McGill.Their style appears to please a lot of Montreal music lovers, where their frequent concerts at McGill University’s Pollack Hall have produced a solid following.The quartet has also been featured frequently on CBC radio and television shows such as Arts National, Let’s Talk Music.Music from Montreal.Midday and Two New Hours.ALBUM HELPS Since the recording of their first album, Sketches ( Esquisses), early last year, interest in the quartet has picked up, says Danovitch.“I think we’ve gotten some concerts that we might not have gotten because people have heard the recording,” he says.The album, which has sold about 600 copies, serves as sort of a “calling card” for the quartet when looking for engagements, he says.Interest in the quartet really began picking up in 1980, said Danovitch.In 1983, the group won the du Maurier Council for the Performing Arts competition, “Search for Stars”.In the spring the group will be making its second recording, this time on compact disc, for CBC enterprises, and Danovitch feels this should make more of a niche for them, as it’s an easier product to market and the sound is better.So far, the quartet has limited its touring to the province of Quebec, but there’s a possibility of a tour of western Canadian cities in 1988.As for next week’s concert, it should be fairly accessible to the average concert-going audience, says Danovitch, and could in fact be “a very painless way” to introduce classical music to young people who might not be too familiar with it.The concert is at 8:30 p.m.and tickets may be reserved by calling (819) 563-4966.Imagine working all of 19 days! I always knew Lennoxville’s town council was on the cutting edge of the fashion world.No sooner did the boys in charge build the Cecil Dogherty Memorial Rest Stop and Relief Centre on Queen street, than other municipalities began jumping on the band wagon.The latest town to offer “the pause that refreshes” is Niagara-on-the-Lake”.Not to be outdone, they even allocated a whopping $50,000 to construct a turreted, shingle and brick edifice that would be a worthy example of Upper Canadiana at its finest.Considering that the 1.5 million tourists that frequent the quaint old village every year will probably only spend a matter of minutes within its confines, Nia-gara-on-the-Lake’s new public convenience may be a little ostentatious.As one alderman opposed to the project aptly put it, “I hate to see the municipalities money flushed down the drain.” Just for the record — no pun intended — fewer than one third of your 104 senators managed an 85 per cent or better attendance Who’s who By TADEUSZ LETARTE record this year.Only two, William Doody and Azellus Denis, recorded perfect records while another 31 showed up for at least 16 of the 19 days the Senate worked.The key figure here is of course the 19 days the Senate worked! 19 days! No wonder senators need so much sleep.Imagine working all of 19 days! I know, I know, they have to keep long office hours and they have to read all that legislation Mulro-ney's men are pushing out.But 19 days! That's about $3,000 a day give or take a free lunch.Surprise, surprise.The leader of the federal NDP (that’s No Definite Plan), Ed Broadbent.says the national wing of the party won’t support the Quebec wing’s proposal to give all language responsibility to the provinces.John Paul Harney, the provincial leader, had come up with a scheme whereby Ottawa would keep its nose out of language issues — and we all know where that would lead.(If you don’t, pick up any newspaper from the last ten years and read any article dealing with the PQ’s language policy.Finally, three cheers for Prince Edward—the one without a wife on the cover of People Magazine.Good old Eddy, who is often referred to as the intellectual in the Windsor family because he owns more books than horses, has decided to pack in his training as a marine.Deciding he wasn’t çut out for the rigorous life of a trained killer, the princeling informed his tearful family — Prince Phillip reportedly fainted at the news — that he might pursue something a little more peaceful.Rumor has it that construction is under way at Buckingham Palace for a reported flower shop.Stand by for future developments.is not just for jazz Gerald Danovitch, soprano saxophone player with the Gerald Danovitch Saxophone Quartet, says there are still some misconceptions about what the instrument can do.DRIVING SCHOOL TECN/CM Integrity Innovation Excellence There'll be a day when everyone will ha ve the proper TFCU/CM ARRET ENGLISH COURSES starting: Monday, January 19th at 7:00 p.m.registration: 564-1434 The Professionals of driving education in Quebec Ov«r 40 branch»* in Ou»b»c to a»rv» you b»tt»r &-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987 Memphremagog tourists should tarry until autumn This text, published in the New York Times, Aug.10, 1867, was mailed to me by Mr.Alex Greene of Rockville, Maryland, (October 5,1986) and since it is impossible to keep the flavor of this text unless published in its entirety we have done it in several parts.Today we are presenting the fourth and final part.This concerns the launching of the Oxford, by which the author meant the Lady of the Lake.The season is just beginning to set in here now, and the tourists from the White Mountains flock hither at the rate of fifty or more by the arrival of each evening train.A majority of them stop one night, tasteof thelaketrout, casta glance at Owl’s Head, make the run down to Magog in the Mountain Maid, 'and then scuff off flattering themselves that they have “done” Lake Memphremagog thoroughly and exhausted the subject.Not so the select few who make their Summer tour for enjoyment and not for the fashion of the thing.They tarry here for weeks many of them remaining until October, when I am assured, and can easily believe, the scenery is more beautiful than at any other season of the year.Then too the lake trout, which now hides himself sixty feet under water and has to be caught with a tong line and sinker, rises near the surface to catch a glimpse at the Autumnal foliage, and falls an easy prey to the trolling sportsman.Indeed I think that those Summer tourists are wise who postpone their trips till the latter part of September and October, for, in addition to the cool and bracing atmosphere, the aspect of the country.especially in the New-England States, is far more enchanting at that season of the year than in the hot Summer months.The people hereabouts who cater to the amusement and comfort of visitors have been very much disappointed this season at the failure of the Lake Navigation Company to get their new steamer Oxford ready at the time advertised.It was to have been put on the Lake by the 4th of July, but has not made its appearance yet, though it will probably be ready by the middle of this Bubbles By JACQUES BOISVERT of the Société d’Histoire du Lac Memphremagog Inc.v.y//.¦ m I 1 1 X m IBRni This is the famous iMdy of the Lake ‘stuck on its ways‘.This photo was taken between September 10, 1867 and September 25,1867 the days she was disengaged.month.It is a large commodious and elegant steamer, built of iron in Glasgow, and fitted up in the most tasty and luxurious manner.The old Mountain Maid, which is the first and only steamer that ever plied on Lake Memphremagog, is about to be withdrawn, having been sold to the new Company.Capt.Fogg, her Commander, who for the last twenty years had pad- died the waters of the lake in very sort of craft, from an Indian canoe to a steamer, retired with the Mountain Maid, and is to be succeeded by Capt.Handyside, an experienced Lake Superior navigator.The purser of the Mountain, Mr.Geo.C.Merrill, a gentlemanly and most useful guide for tourists who travel on the Lake, is going into the service of the new company, and will occupy, the same position on the steamer Oxford.The Oxford is equal in size to most of the Western lake steamers, has double decks, large cabins, and is built with special reference to speed.She is expected to make two trips per day between this place and Magog, at the lower end of the lake, stopping at “Owl’s Head”, and the STOP SMOKING CLINIC ONE AND A HALF HOUR MEETINGS.— Advice on nutrition — Help and support — Post clinical support — Tricks — Encouragement.1st Meeting Tuesday .February 3rd, 1987 Restaurant Thérèse 1 ' 140 Main Street, Richmond 7:30 P.M.CISC de Val St-François] 826-3781 Spokesperson: Eddy Johnson Dates: February 3rd, 5th,8th, 9th,10th,11th,12th.Cost $50.00 rssr CLSC du Val Saint-François 1 _ ril 8 C VANT 1 MU JANUARY SALE from January 19 to 31, 1987 FUTON 7” thick Single - Reg.$139 Spec.$119 Double - Reg $169 Spec.$149 Queen - Reg.$189 Spec.$169 Bases in maple Single - Reg $139 Spec $119 Double - Reg.$169 Spec $149 Queen - Reg $179 Spec.$159 Rice paper blinds Colors available: Red, Grey, White, Yellow, Blue, Prune.All reduced 25% Bed Sofa in pine with 7’ cotton and foam FUTON Reg.$338 Spec.$279 other landings on the route.As to the hotel accommodations here the chief and only one, except the Mountain House, at the base of Owl’s Head is the Memphremagog House where I am now stopping.It is kept by Buck & Pendar, who first opened it some five years ago, and is in every respect a first-class house.It is beautifully located on the very brink of the head waters of the lake, and will accommodate about 800 guests.Epicures from the city need not fear from what has been previously said about the Main Law up here, that there are no “cakes and ale”, at the Memphremagog.Far from it.I don’t pretend to say how Buck& Pendar get round the law, but I do know that their bill of fare is supported by a wine list which includes every variety of vinous beverage from Madame Cliquot’s brand to the California wines of Los Angeles and Sonora I am told that the wines are given away by the proprietors of the house and judging from the recklessness with which some of the guests issue their orders, I am inclined to think this is true; but when they come to settle their bills they will probably find a formidable item for toothpicks.These implements used to be furnished gratis but the modern liquor laws necessitates new rules and customs.PHOTO REPRODUCTION RENAUD THOMAS TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987—7 Ballet school to hold auditions in Drummondville SHERBROOKE — The National Ballet School will be holding auditions in Drummondville Monday, March 9 as part of its 23-city audition tour.Each year about 700 students audition across the country to gain entry to the National Ballet School, says a press release from the school.About 100 of these are chosen to attend a four-week summer school for further assessment.“The National Ballet School, the only school of its kind in North America, offers a uniquely balanced ballet/academic program for boys and girls from grades five to 12," says the release.A residential and day school in downtown Toronto, the NBS trains students from across Canada for a professional dance career, either in performing or teaching.zella Witkowski, Frank Augustyn and Kevin Pugh of the National Ballet of Canada; Barry Watt of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet; Martine Van Hamel of American Ballet Theatre; and Jeffrey Kirk of the Hamburg Ballet.The National Ballet School, says the press release, stresses intensive training at an early age."Gifted teachers, small classes and an enriched academic program enable each student to develop his or her talents to the fullest and acquire a background that will prove invaluable in any future career” it adds.Children are accepted at the school solely on the basis of talent, andnottheirability topay.For this reason the school offers a bursary program.Its graduates make up 72 per cent of the National Ballet of Canada, and are also performing in the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Toronto Dance Theatre, England’s Festival Ballet, Amierican Ballet Theatre, Dutch National Ballet, Hamburg Ballet and others.Among the school’s prominent graduates are Vanessa Harwood, Karen Kain, Veronica Tennant, Gi- The National Ballet School receives financial support from the Canada Council, the government of Ontario through the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture, other provincial arts councils, and the Corporation of Metropolitan Toronto.Those wishing to audition are asked to submit their applications before Jan.31.Applications and information can be obtained by calling toll-free 1-800-387-0785.I Current National Ballet School students from Quebec include: Mélanie Brisson, II, grade seven, from Nicolet; Frederic Massé, 12, grade eight, from St- Romuald; Anne Plamondon, 11, grade seven, from Charlesbourg and Sindy Wenning, 10, grade five, from L’Avenir.Canada Day poster contest asks ‘What does Canada mean to you?’ OTTAWA — The winner of a national Canada Day poster contest will get an all-expenses-paid trip to Ottawa for himself and his immediate family on July 1, 1987, Secretary of State David Crombie announced last week.The Bay and McDonald’s are supporting the contest and helping get the word out through their outlets across the country.The winning entry, selected from the provincial and territorial winners, will become the official poster for the 1987 Canada Day celebrations.The winning artist and his or her family will be guests of the Secretary of State for the Canada Day activities on Parliament Hill.“1987 marks the 40th anniversary of Canadian citizenship and what better way to make people aware of it than through a poster competition on the theme'‘What it means to be Canadian’,” said Crombie.The rules of the contest are as follows: • the contest is open to all Canadians.• entries must be postmarked be- fore midnight, Feb.21.• posters should be 38 by 50cm.and done with crayons, paint or pastels.Three-dimensional drawings using material such as cotton balls, wood and tinsel are not acceptable.Photographs should not be used.• contestants are entitled to one entry only.• the artist’s name, address and telephone number should appear in pencil on the back of the poster, and a short explanatory note on the image or the theme presented should be included.• all entries become the property of the Department of the Secretary of State of Canada, which reserves the right to make the required changed to the winning entry to ease printing and to add the appropriate logos.Entries should be mailed to the nearest office of the Department of the Secretary of State attention “Canada Day Poster Contest”.In Quebec, the address is: Guy Favreau Complex 10th Floor, West Tower 200 Dorchester Blvd.W.Montreal, Que.H2Z 1X4 PLEASE GIVE BLOOD éssfr jt T Red Cross Socir $1,800 in prizes given for original plays OTTAWA — The Ottawa Little Theatre is sponsoring its 48th Annual National Canadian Playwriting Competition, asking for original one-act plays in English.The first prize in this contest is the Solange Karsh Award, the gift of Yousef Karsh, consisting of $1,000 and a specially designed, gold-plated medal bearing the likeness of Solange Karsh.The winner also receives the Birk’s Gold Medal, donated annual by Henry Birks and Sons Ltd.Second prize is the Dorothy White Award of $500 given by the Ottawa Little Theatre, and third prize is the Gladys Cameron Watt Award of $300 given by the University Women’s Club of Ottawa.The closing date of the contest is May 1, 1987.Copies of the rules for entering the contest can be obtained by writing to: Lionel St.Gardner, Director Canadian Playwriting Competition Ottawa Little Theatre 400 King Edward Ave.Ottawa, Ont.KIN 7M7 HOTEL LE BARON DINING ROOM j&Chevatter' HAS PREPARED FOR YOU A SPECIAL FOR JANUARY FILET DE BOEUF AU POIVRE $795 served with vegetables From Monday to Friday 5:00 p.m.to 11:00 p.m.Music every night with Camylle Robert 3200 King Street West Sherbrooke, Quebec Reservations: 567-3941 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987 WHAT’S ON Music If you’ve always associated the saxophone strictly with jazz music, you’re in for a surprise next weekend when the Gerald Danovitch Saxophone Quartet comes to Lennox-ville’s Centennial Theatre.This quartet plays jazz, yes, but its members are also accomplished classical musicians who dabble in ragtime and Quebec folk music as well.They’re out to show just how versatile their instrument can be, and their wide-ranging repertoire has been drawing ever-increasing audiences to Montreal concerts since 1968.1 had a talk with Gerald Danovitch himself recently, and you can find that story on page five.The quartet’s concert at Centennial is Saturday, Jan.24 at 8:30 p.m.and if you want to make sure you’ll have tickets, call the box office at (819) 563-4966.Also coming up at Centennial is a concert by faculty members in the Jhsijop’g Wmbersitp music department Jan.30 at 8:30 p.m.This will be a mixed program of music for flute, piano and other instruments.Tickets for this concert are also available through the Centennial box office.The Jeunesses Musicales du Canada program in Cowansville presents its third out of this season’s four concerts at 8 p.m.Jan.31 when the quartet 4 Fois Sax comes to town.Here’s yet another chance to find out what a wide range of music the saxophone is capable of playing.The quartet boasts a repertoire that includes classical and popular music, ragtime and jazz.The concert takes place at the Ste-Rose de Lima Church in Cowansville.There are three numbers you can call with inquiries about this event: (514) 263-6666, 263-6464 or 538-2184.A couple of good concerts are scheduled for the coming weeks at the Flynn Theatre in Burlington, Vt., only a couple hours’ drive away from the Townships.At 8 p.m.Jan.25, folksinger Odetta and the all-female a cappella quintet Sweet Honey in the Rock will present a concert that, according to the theatre’s press release, “assures a full dose of folk, jazz, blues, gospel and African music as well as political conviction, emotional intensity and a rocking good time.” By Laurel Sherrer Then, Jan.27 at 8 p.m., country singer Lee Greenwood comes to the Flynn.Greenwood’s debut single, “It Turns Me Inside Out” remained on Billboard’s country music charts for 22 consecutive weeks, and subsequent singles (“God Bless the U.S.A.”, “You’ve Gotta Good Love Cornin’”, “Dixie Road”, “Didn’t We”) earned him a solid following among fans of many musical tastes.For Greenwood’s concert, you can call (802) 656-3085 for information, reservations and credit card purchases, while the number for the Odetta and Sweet Honey in the Rock concert is (802) 86-FLYNN.Of course, good music of various styles can be found just around the corner as well, in all the best bars and clubs of the Townships.Tonight through Sunday at the Maltoniere in Sherbrooke, there’s a band called Sneak Previews, and they’ll resume playing there again next Tuesday through Sunday.Over at Chez René a Quebec City band called Cast brightens the nights Sunday through Wednesday.At the Rock Palace you’ll find Shock Candy tonight through Sunday night.Lennoxville’s F.L.Hideaway presents Idle Hands, featu- ring guitarist Bob Boisclair, Friday and Saturday nights for five weeks, starting now.Across town at the Hut the Good Ole Boys entertain Saturdays until the end of February.And at the Georgian once again tonight and Saturday night, it’s local favorite Mick Hall.Fridays and Saturdays throughout January you can hear the music of Country Fever at the Bar Bossa Nova in St.Elie.Rod Bray and the Countrymen play this Saturday from 9:30 to 1:30 at the Domaine RSVP in Sawyerville, and this time it’s o help out the Cookshire Elementary School.Things are happening at the Shady Crest in Ayer’s Cliff this weekend as well.Moonshine is the featured attraction there Fridays and Saturdays throughout the month.At the Maples in Stanstead The Backroad Band plays Fridays and Saturdays in January, while the Del Monty in nearby Rock Island has Cast tonight and Saturday night.And lastly, at the Old Mill in Stanbridge East The Backroad Band plays Thursday nights all this month, while Jet Black takes over Fridays and Saturdays.Exhibitions/Events The annual faculty exhibition at the Bishop’s University-Champlian College Art Gallery from Jan.21 to Feb.6 features works in low-relief moulded paper by Jim Benson.Although Benson’s background is in sculpture, he has found recently that the images he has in mind are better expressed through two-dimensional techniques rather than through sculpture.He is able to create a sculptural effect using light paint applied to hand-made moulded paper to enhance the textural relationships of the reliefs, says a press release from the gallery.Until Feb.1, the Horace Gallery in Sherbrooke is displaying work by Pierre Lamarche, Guy Lapointe and Arthur Munk in one room, and an exhibition called Paysages d’eau by Daniel Roy in the other.Paysages d’eau examines the various symbolic interpretations of water, while in the work of the three other artists “references to art history, Boucher, Delacroix or even to Greek mytholigical figures parody artistic tradition so as to reveal the means used to produce the ‘effect’ of truth,” according the gallery’s press release.The recent work of painter Lorraine Simms, which adorns the main hall of the Cultural Centre at the University of Sherbrooke, looks at the influence of social conditioning and the cultural environment on the individual.Images of women, in limiting and stereotyped situations, abound in many of the paintings, while others use objects as symbols of power relationships (empty chairs in a boardroom, for example).Her work is largely figurative, but often has more abstract elements juxtaposed with a familiar subject, to express a more emotive response to the images presented.Simms’ exhibition continues until Feb.8.^ In the adjoining gallery, work by Quebec sculptors Sylvie Gagné, Christiane Gauthier, Jacck Janurskiewicz and Y von Proulx is featured in an exhibition on loan from the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art.Entitled Objets d'inédits, the exhibition continues until Feb.8.Until the 15th of February, assemblages by Ola Van Scoonhoven are featured in the foyer of the Salle Maurice O'Bready in the same building.These are works made of paper — ground up, stuck together, painted — and other substances which the press release says, “touch the imagination of each person, provoking questions about love, death and life.” A new exhibit opens at the Leon Marcotte Exhibition Centre in Sherbrooke Sunday.Traditional Hunting in Quebec looks at the evolution of hunting techniques and the influence of hunting on the lifestyle of our ancestors.The centre is open daily from 12:30 to 5 p.m., except for Monday, and the exhibition goes on until Feb.22.If you've been by the Granby Courthouse at 77 Main St.lately, you may have noticed sculptures and bas-reliefs exhibited in the foyer.These are works by Granby artist Yves Gendreau and they’ll be there for your perusal during business hours until Feb.6.A selection of work by young artists from Knowlton Academy, 7 Ecole St-Edouard de Knowlton and Sutton School is featured for the next three weekends at the Arts Sutton Gallery.Entitled The Début, the show will be open to the public from 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Saturdays and Sundays.Works by Mary Martin are currently on display at the Centre Culturel Fernand-Charest in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu.This exhibition can be seen between 1 and 9 p.m.daily until Jan.25 at 190 Laurier St.There are just a couple of events to take note of this week : First, as part of the the Humanities Lecture Series at Created Within a Split is one of Lorraine of the University of Sherbrooke’s Cultural Centre.See Simms’ recent works, currently on display in the main hall Exhibitions column. jSisliop’s ïlnibcrsitp.Dr.Glen Wickens will give a talk next Thursday at 7:30 p.m.entitled “Sermons in Stones”: The Return to Nature in Hardy and Wilde.Admission to te lecture, taking place in the MacKinnon Red Room, is free, and includes refreshments and the opportunity to discuss the topics with the lecturer.And second, the Mount Sutton Ski Centre is offering a series of evenings of dining, star-gazing and starlight skiing over the winter, one taking place this Saturday.Every other Saturday you can reserve your place for a full course meal in the Altitude 700 lodge with a spectacular view of the valley, take part in a mini-session on astronomy at 9 p.m.if you like, and then ski or take the chairlift back down the mountain.To find out if there are places left for the Rendezvous with the Stars this Saturday you’ll have to call (514) 538-2545.If not, why not plan ahead for Jan.31, Feb.14 or later?Theatre/Dance I still haven’t had a chance to see it yet, but word is that the production of Pierre Halet’s Little Boy at the Salle Maurice O’Bready is something else.They’re calling it a multidisciplinary production, which means it’ not only drama, but it also incorporates dance, music and techniques borrowed from the cinema.It tells the story of one of the pilots on board the planes that dropped the atomic bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the Second World War.and how he deals with the guilt that haunts him ever after.The play is in French, don’t let the name fool you, so prepare to concentrate if you’re not comfortably bilingual.The Aire de jeu theatre company is responsible for the production, which can be seen Wesndaysays and Thursdays at 9:30 p.m.and Fridays and Saturdays at midnight.It goes on until Jan.24 and tickets, for $12, can be purchased at the Cultural Centre box office.Now, for entertainment in the dance category, Legends of the Mackinaw, a production of the Mackinaw Folkloric Group, is scheduled for 8:30 p.m.Jan.28 at the Salle Maurice O’Bready at the University of Sherbrooke.This production, first staged in Drummondville last May, takes familiar Quebec folk tales and translates them into dance numbers with lavish costumes and special effects.Tickets to the show cost $10, and can be reserved by calling (819) 821-7744.Movies This week is clearly the time to see The Golden Child if you haven’t already.It’s playing in two different places starting tonight.One is the Cinema Princess in Cowansville, where it plays every night at 9.The other is the Merrill’s Showplace Cinemas in Newport, Vt.where it plays nightly at 7:20 and 9:25 with weekend matinees at 1:55.This is the story of an unsuspecting Los Angeles social worker (Eddy Murphy) who gets caught up in the quest for a kidnapped Oriental child, said to be the saviour of his people.The early feature at the Cinema Princess is Clue, showing at 7:15 nightly.This, if I recollect rightly, is based on the popular board game by the same name in which contestants try to solve a crime based on various clues.Apparently there’s more than one ending to the movie, and in some theatres different endings were shown at different times.The people at the Princess weren’t sure when I called if all , V j 1 / / i \ I ’¦ r : ¦ .1V, ! a N l.A > Jim Benson*s artwork, going on display at the Bishop's-Champlain Art Gallery next week, consists of moulded paper that gives a sculptural effect.See Exhibitions column.TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16.1987-9 WHAT’S ON S ini .r • W' 4| Pi Fc > I The new season of Wonderworks premieres on Vermont ETV with ‘Walking on Air’, starring Lynn Redgrave (left) as an eccentric science teacher and Jordan Marder (right) as her student Danny, a boy in a wheelchair who dreams of walking in space.In the picture on the right, a grop of inner city kids form a winning chess team in ‘The Mighty Pawns’, a program based on a true story.See Television column.the endings, or just one, would be shown there, so you’ll have to take your chances.The two other options at Merrill’s are Crocodile Dundee and Wisdom.Crocodile Dundee is showing at 7:10 and 9:30 nightly with weekend matinees at 1:45, and it tells of a rugged but lovable crocodile hunter from the outback of Australia who is tracked down by a journalist (of the gorgeous female variety, of course) who wants to write about how he survived a crocodile attack.She ends up bringing him back to the madness that is New York, which proves to be an even harder test of his survival instincts.Wisdom is said to be sort of a modern-day Robin Hood tale, about a young man who starts off on the wrong foot with the law at a tender age, and decides to stay there, to be a thorn in the side of the rich, one would assume.Wisdom is showing at 7 and 9:15 p.m.nightly at Merrill’s with weekend matinees at 2 p.m.The other English-language option in the region is Critical Condition, playing at the Cinémas du Carrefour.This comedy has Richard Pryor masquerading as a doctor, and, predictably, getting himself in a lot of hot water.This movie is showing at 7:30 and 9:45 nightly and now there are matinees both Saturday and Sunday at 12:45, 2:50, 5:10 as well.Some local churches have got together to bring a movie called The Wait of the World to the Stanstead South Church in Rock Island tonight at 7:15, the Huntingville Community Church Sunday at 2:30 p.m.and the St.Anne’s Church in Richmond Sunday at 7 p.m.This is a movie about three writers and how their lives are changed when they’re sent to report on the state of mission activity in Africa, South America and Philedelphia.The film is produced by John Schmidt, who also did Superchristian, Kevin Can Wait and The Greatest Story Never Told.Menopause is the topic of two films being show at the National Film Board Theatre at 311 King St.W.next Tuesday.The first.The Best Time of My Life — Portraits of Women in Mid-Life is a one-hour documentary celebrating the changing image of women in mid-life.The second, Is It Hot on Her?is an informative and humorous look at menopause — attitudes toward it, symptoms and treatment, and so on.Both films will be shown at 2 p.m.and then again at 8 p.m.Admission is free.Sherbrooke’s repertory theatre La Maison du Cinéma has one film in English starting today.Mona Lisa, showing at 9:15 tonight through Sunday and at 3:15 Sunday as well, takes the audience into a world of prostitution, teen-age drug addicts and the pornography market.It tells the story of Simone, a gorgeous woman with an enigmatic smile who works as a prostitute in luxury hotels.The movie is showing in English with French subtitles.Also at the Maison, for those who are a little more comfortable with their French, is the historical drama Rosa Luxembourg, a German-made film about the strong, outspoken woman who was imprisoned and later killed for her opposition to the First World War.This shows at 9 p.m tonight through Jan.26, with a 3 p.m.matinee Sunday.Television You’ve got the TV listings right in front of you, and have probably examined them thoroughly for worthwhile viewing in the coming week, so I’ll just jog your memory about a few things coming up.Tonight at 12:05 CTV has the 1984 drama My Wicked, Wicked Ways, starring Duncan Regehr, Hal Linden and Barbara Hershey.This chronicles the events in Errol Flynn’s much publicized career and life, reflecting the glamor and intrigue of Hollywood’s golden age.Saturday Cinema on CTV features The Hideaways, a 1980 drama starring Ingrid Bergman.Madeline Kahn and Sally Prager.This tells the tale of two children who run away from home and hide out in New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.Saturday Cinema airs at 1 p.m.At 9 p.m.Saturday on Vermont ETV, Rock Hudson, Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack and Dorothy Malone star in Written on the Wind, a melodrama about an irresponsible play-boy-miliionnaire and his spoiled, rich sister.Malone won an Oscar for her performance in this film.At midnight Saturday on CTV The Four Seasons, a 1981 drama focuses on three upper middle class New York couples and the vacations they take together.Starring are Alan Alda, Carol Burnett and Sandy Dennis.Wonderworks begins its new season Sunday at 7 p.m.on Vermont ETV with Walking on Air.This is the story of Danny, a boy confined to a wheelchair who dreams of flying.Lynn Redgrave and Jordan Marder star.Monday at 9 p.m.Vermont ETV presents All My Sons, a drama set during World War II in which a family is wracked by a scandal over defective airplane parts.James Whitmore, Michael Learned, Aidan Quinn and Joan Allen star.CBC Television’s The Way We Are program next Thursday at 9 p.m.tells the story of a married couple coming to terms with an unwanted pregnancy, while at the same time a friend is planning to have a baby even though she’s single.Family Matters stars Timothy Webber, Bronwen Mantel and Marjorie Pauch and was produced in Montreal. 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987 Travel flccanl Half-million visitors expected for Quebec carnival Annual bash scheduled for Feb.5-15 is calculated to shake winter blues Bonhomme Carnaval will once again be the centerpiece for the annual winter frolic scheduled for early February in Quebec City.By Penny MacRae QUEBEC (CP) — Canada’s most famous snowman is back and set to kick off one of the world’s great winter bashes.As always, Bonhomme Carnaval, the mascot of the Quebec Winter Carnival, will be the centrepiece of next month’s annual frolic of dancing, sports events, games and parades.More than half a million revellers are expected to pack the historic quarter of Quebec City, Feb.5-15, for this northern equivalent of Rio de Janeiro’s carnival.The festivities begin with a fireworks display lighting up the sky above Quebec’s old town, an area of narrow streets lined with Euro-pean-style cafes and hotels in centuries-old buildings.An added attraction is Rendez-Vous 87, a week-long sports and culture extravaganza featuring some of the best hockey players and entertainers from Canada, the Soviet Union and the United States.And coverage by the popular ABC-TV network program, Good Morning America, which showcased the carnival last year, is expected to draw additional crowds.The eternally smiling Bonhomme — symbolizing Quebecers’ traditional “joie-de-vivre” — crowns the queen of the carnival at the 26-metre-high snow palace that shimmers in the shadow of the stately Quebec legislature.MAKE MERRY Wearing a 25-kilo glass fibre suit, Bonhomme — whose identity is kept secret — is the star of the carnival, commanding crowds to laugh and make merry.And make merry they do, fuelled by a particularly potent concoction of grain alcohol and port known as Caribou, which is swigged from hollow red plastic walking canes.This blend, said to be based on a recipe invented by 16th-century coureurs de bois to keep the cold at bay, has become the unofficial drink of the carnival.Quebec City residents, who endure some of the harshest temperatures anywhere, began the festival in 1880 to shake off the winter blues.The tradition died out by the turn of the century, only to be revived in 1954 by a group of businessmen who wanted to give the city’s tourist trade a shot in the arm during the usually quiet winter months.Stung by criticism in recent years that the carnival was nothing more than a giant drunk, organizers have added a number of cultural and social activities.Some require an admission fee of $6 to $10, but many are free.This year, the festival has nearly 100 events, both indoors and out, from art exhibits, parades and lumberjack contests to a beach party.TRUCK IN SAND Bermuda shorts, T-shirts, bathing suits or other summer gear will be de rigeur for this shindig at the municipal centre, where a beach will be created with sand trucked in for the occasion.While there are activities throughout the week, most of the fun is packed into the two weekends of the carnival — dubbed by organizers as the “gros zoom’’ or big rush.A key attraction is the international ice sculpture competition with contestants from nearly a dozen countries, including Spain, Finland and Japan.Inuit ice sculptors will also be displaying their talents, but not in competition.“They just won it too many times, it wasn’t fair,” explained a carnival official.There is also an exotic hairstyling and makeup competition at which hairdressers present their most fantastic creations.Or you can try your luck at the casino, a jacket-and-tie occasion.You can’t win any money but if your make-believe haul is big enough, there are drinks on the house.Not to be missed is a visit to Rue Ste-Therese in Lower Town where the human equivalent to Bonhomme resides in the person of Lionel Faucher, a 77-year-old retired street cleaner.Faucher transforms his basement into a tavern where he dispenses good will and his homemade version of Caribou cheer to all.MAKE THEIR OWN Residents of the street also construct their own ice sculptures.Last year, they ranged from Mickey Mouse to the sinking of the Titanic.Another event is the canoe race across the St.Lawrence River from Quebec City to Levis in which crews, fighting the relentless current, half drag, half paddle their crafts over a treacherous mixture of ice and water.The centrepiece of Rendez-Vous 87 festivities (Feb.8-15) is a two-match televised hockey series pitting the Soviet national hockey team against the National Hockey League all-stars, but few tickets are left.Also performing during Rendez-Vous will be the Soviet Union’s Red Army Chorus, along with such Quebec singers as Gilles Vigneault and Robert Charlebois.Even last-minute arrivals for the festivities can be accommodated, although they may have to sleep in the suburbs.“Nobody will end up spending the night on the street,” promises Raymond Plamondon, lodging committee coordinator for the carnival.Visitors can choose from rooms in private homes of hotels.Prices for rooms in private homes average about $25 per couple while hotels cost $35 and up.Those who don’t mind roughing it can stay in a makeshift dormitory for about $10 a night.The Quebec Winter Carnival’s Lodging Committee can be reached at 418-524-8441.For information on carnival activities, either write to Quebec Winter Carnival, 290 rue Joly, P.O.Box 8, Quebec, Que.GIL 4T8 or telephone 418-626-3716.To find about Rendez-Vous 87 activities or make reservations, call 418-681-2020.r 3050, Pofllind, UUft Cirrelour da I'Estrla Sherbrooka.^583*7131 (Wanes HU.ruaChlldComcoak.«7 849*8329 _____ .__ • ; _ du Owltoc SPECIAL DEPARTURE from SHERBROOKE HONG KONG -THAILAND 2 weeks — 23 March 1987 • De Luxe Accommodation • 2 Meals a Day • Visits • Flights on Cathay Pacific Airlines (from Vancouver) Accompanied by Denise Faucher For all travel needs, business or pleasure, call: Madeleine Savard Lili Beaudet Denise Faücher Denyse Labonte or Gilles Talbot /n Coaticook: Michelle Veilleux 563-7131 849-6329 The eternally smiling Bonhomme — symbolizing Quebecers’ traditional “joie-de-vivre” — crowns the queen of the carnival at the 26-metre-high snow palace that shimmers in the shadow of the stately Quebec legislature. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987- Travel Snakes, ghosts, smelly fruit all part of jaunt into Southeast Asia By David Gersovitz The Canadian Press Now I know how Marco Polo felt.After a recent tour of Southeast Asia, I can attest that even six weeks in the region is hardly enough for a tourist to begin to appreciate a fraction of its wonders.Thailand and Burma, for example, are filled with major Buddhist ruins and spectacular modern temples and pagodas.The problem is, after a hard day of temple touring one tends to feel a bit jaded.Maybe for that reason, some lesser features stand out in my memory as much as the awesome ruins of Pagan in Burma or the towering mass of Borobudor in Java.PASSIONS RISE The house rule at the Aurora Hotel in the East Malaysian city of Kuching is blunt: “No Durians will be permitted in this hotel.” Race hatred?Hardly.The spiny durian is one of Southeast Asia’s most popular fruits and certainly its most controversial.Admired by some for the succulent taste of its meat, the durian is widely despised for its horrific odor.“Tastes like heaven, smells like hell,” is the widely used description.Another wag likened it to sipping fine wine in a washroom.“Some guests love them and some can’t stand them,” said a desk clerk at the Aurora.The smell of durians, which are a little larger than pineapples, can get into the air conditioning and bother guests.Nor is the Aurora’s policy exceptional.The no-durian rule is posted in other Southeast Asian hotels.Malaysia’s National Museum in Kuala Lumpur is presenting a special exhibition on durians this winter, including photographs, cartoons and eight types of durian splitters.ROYAL DEVOTION You can set your watch by it: twice a day in Thailand, at 8 a.m.and 6 p.m., the national anthem is played on radio and television and is piped through loudspeakers in public places.In Bangkok’s Hua Lampong railway station, commuters stop and stand at attention.It’s quite a sight.The Thais are devoted to their royal family, especially King Bhu-mibol Adulyadej, who has reigned for 30 years.It’s a criminal offence to publicly disparage a member of the royal family.Next December the king celebrates his 60th birthday, a miles- tone for Thais because it marks the fifth 12-year cycle in a human life.The Thais have decreed 1987 to be Visit Thailand Year.Officials say they wouldn’t exploit the king’s birthday for crass economic reasons, but the facts indicate otherwise.A three-day birthday bash (Dec.4-6) is part of the long roster of Visit Thailand Year events.The king will preside at the annual Royal Barge Procession (Oct.16) and there’s a special marathon race planned for Bangkok in his honor (Nov.22).Thinking perhaps of a big tourist influx, the government announced a crackdown on prostitution in November, which raised a few eyebrows.GETS POINT There’s probably a moral in this story for the horde of on-the-cheap backpackers roaming the backwaters of Southeast Asia: A Jakarta newspaper reported that a superstitious East Java villager, walking by a field after dark and thinking he saw a ghost, panicked and attacked the apparition with a machete.After inflicting several wounds and drawing what looked remarkably like real blood, he discovered that his ghost was a foreigner grabbing 40 winks in the field.French tourist Eric Marty, on his way to Madura from Surabaya to see a bull race, thought he had found a safe and free place to bed down for the night.He spent the next two days in a Surabaya hospital.PLANE TALK Tourists can usually get by in Asia by using English, which is widely spoken and understood almost everywhere.Asian airlines use English in all their cabin announcements.Occasionally, this can be amusing, as when the Thai Airways cabin attendant kept referring to our Bangkok-Chiang Mai journey as “Fright 109.” Actually, it was a smooth flight and I imagine North Americans can sound pretty funny when they try to speak Asian languages.The prize for the most unusual in-flight announcement goes to MAS, the Malaysian airline.As our flight from Kuching was making its final descent to Singapore’s Changi Airport, a flight attendant nonchalantly reminded passengers: “The penalty for drug-trafficking in Singapore is death!” There was no rush for the toilets — not on this flight, anyway.Thailand and Burma are filled with spectacular modern temples and pagodas, such as the Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Rangoon, Burma (above).SAVINGS IN JANUARY CLEARWATER - 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testing a new space telescope; art that flies (R) g (FC) MOVIE ** "Clue" (1985, Comedy) Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry.When their host turns up dead, seven invited guests at a New England estate try to find out who killed him.Based on the popular board game.(Ending A) PG' (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 10:00© © LES AVENTURES DE SHERLOCK HOLMES O PEE-WEE'S PLAYHOUSE O JEM © © REAL GHOSTBUSTERS g © G.l.JOE © INSPECTOR GADGET © WONDERWORKS "Happily Ever After" Carrie Fisher, Henry Winkler, Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman provide the voices in this animated story of an imaginative child who schemes to reunite her soon-to-be-divorced parents.Carol Burnett narrates (R) g (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TSN) BIG LEAGUE SOCCER Live updates of Saturday's games from Great Britain, plus Game of the Week highlights Hosted by Graham Leggat.10:10 Q GOOD MORNING 10:30 © © JUMEAU.JUMELLE Q TEEN WOLF © ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS O SKIPPER AND COMPANY & LES P'TITS BONSHOMMES Q © POUND PUPPIES © LE PETIT PRINCE ORPHELIN © LEGENDS OF THE WORLD (PC) CINEMA ?"Les moissons de la colere" (1984, Drame) Jeaaica Lange, San Shepard.Une femme courageuse se bat pour maintenir l'unité au sein de sa famille et empecher qu'on lui retire les terres qui ont nourri ses ancêtres depuis des generations.11:00 © LES HEROS DU SAMEDI O GALAXY HIGH © FOOFUR O SESAME STREET (R) g O VIDEO STAR © © BUGS BUNNY AND TWEETY SHOW O LUTTE INTERNATIONALE ©MA PETITE POULICHE © RENOVATION ZONE © NEWTON S APPLE (FC) MOVIE "The Merry World Of Leopold Z." (1965, Drama) Guy L'Ecuyer, Suzanne Valery With Christmas Day fast approaching, a Montreal snowplow operator’s plans to complete a aeries of important errands are disrupted by a massive snowstorm.(Dubbed) 11:30 © CBS STORYBREAK g © HEATHCLIFF © © ALL-NEW EWOKS © JUSTICE POUR TOUS © HONEYMOONERS © WILD AMERICA AFTERNOON 12:00© © LA SEMAINE PARLEMENTAIRE A OTTAWA © HULK HOGAN'S ROCK 'N' WRESTLING © © WRESTLING © WHAT'S NEW?(R) CS CINEMA *?"La justice de Simon l'indien" (1970, Drame) Burt Reynolds, Inger Stevens.© © WEEKEND SPECIAL "The Adventures of a Two-Minute Werewolf" A boy who's a horror movie fan finds himself turning into a werewolf for two-minute periods.(Part 2 of 2) (R) g © SAMEDI MAGAZINE © PAUSE MUSICALE © WOODWRIGHT'S SHOP The master blacksmith at Colonial Williamsburg reveals the secrets of the edge tool-maker.(MM) R.8.V.P (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30© WONDERSTRUCK Topics: Gerald Durrell discusses his efforts to observe and preserve the world's wildlife; what makes a tennis ball spin; how to help collect important data about acid rain.(R) © © ABC NEWS HEALTH PROGRAM (Premiere) ® HOMETIME A general plan for home electrical systems; expanding existing electrical service; Installing a home security system, g (FC) MOVIE * A "Waterwalker" (1984, Documentary) Canadian artist and filmmaker Bill Mason's portrait of a canoe trip along Lake Superior.(PC) CINEMA * "Un crime pour une passion" (1984, Drame) Miranda Richardson, Rupert Everett.Une jeune divorcee, hôtesse et gérante d'un club minable, a une liaison violente avec un pilote de course de la haute bourgeoisie britannique.(TSN) AMERICA'S CUP SPECIAL Scheduled: Challengera Final, fifth race (if necessary), from Fremantle, Australia.(R) 1:000 Q D'HIER A DEMAIN "Portrait d'une ville: Quebec 1900" 0 WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY 0 JUST FOR KICKS A ninth-grade student believes his dream of playing pro football is shattered when he doesn't make the high-school team.Guest: Kevin Butler of the Chicago Bears, g © LAND AND SEA Q © AMERICAN BANDSTAND © MOVIE "An American Harvest" (1987, Drama) Wayne Rogers, Earl Holliman.When economics and weather conditions force a Kansas wheat farmer to give up his land, he must resort to private contracting to survive.© L'HOMME ET SES ALIMENTS "Description des aliments" (le de 2 ) Un cours pour comprendre le domaine rela-tivenent complexe de l'alimentation avec le professeur Gerard-B.Martin de I'Universile Laval.©ACROSS THE FENCE (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 1:30 0 DISTANT REPLAY © BEST YEARS O LES P'TTTS BONSHOMMES © WILD KINGDOM ©AMERICA'S TOP TEN © VICTORY GARDEN Bob Thomson gives tips on caring for hanging indoor plants.(R) 1:50 0 Q NOS ESPOIRS 88 2:00 0 0 UNIVERS DES SPORTS O COLLEGE BASKETBALL Villanova at Virginia (Live) © CONCERT IN THE PARK 0 FLICS ET VOYOUS © WORLD CUP SKIING Scheduled: Men's Downhill, from Val Gardena, Italy.(Taped) © CINEMA * "Le mystère de l'ile aux monstres" (1980, Aventure) lan Serra, Bianca Estrada.Lorsque leur bateau fait naufrage lors d'une tempete, deux rescapés echouent sur une ile deserte du Pacifique ou ils auront maintes difficultés et aventures a surmonter.© LOVE BOAT © LES GRANDS COURANTS DE L'ART-L'HERITAGE OCCIDENTAL "Les Grecs et l'Orient" ® MOVIE ?"Sidewalks Of London" (1940, Drama) Charles Laughton, Vivien Leigh.A street entertainer adopts a homeless waif and helps her become a star.(FC) MOVIE ?"The Bamboo Saucer” (1967, Science-Fiction) Dan Duryea, John Ericson.Three nations vie for control of an alien spaceship reported to have been sighted in mainland China.*G’ (MM) PAUL YOUNG SPOTLIGHT 2:30 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Regional coverage of Miami at Kansas or Arkansas at Houston or Bradley at Alabama-Birmingham.(Live) ©CELEBRITY TENNIS (PC) CINEMA "Un ete pourri" (1985, Drame) Kurt Russel.Mariel Heningway A Miami, un détraqué avide de publicité, commet une sérié de meurtres crapuleux et se sert d'un journaliste ambitieux comme confident "téléphonique” a chaque méfait.3:00 O O CINE-FAMILLE "Festival Professeur Poopsnagle" (Pas de date, Aventure) (3e de 6) José Maria Caffarel, Gerry Duggan.© SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: World Cup Skiing, men's downhill (same-day tape) from Wengen, Switzerland and women's downhill (taped Jan.16) from Pfronten, West Germany; the “Read Report" with Ken Read; World Junior Figure Skating Gala (taped Dec.6-7) from Kitchener, Ont.© © PBA BOWLING $150,000 AC-Delco Classic, live from Union Square Lanes in Union City, Calif.©ASSETS © ASTRONOMIE GENERALE "Les fondements de l'astronomie" Initiation a l'astronomie avec les professeurs Gilles Beaudet et Gilles Fontaine de l’univer- ACROSS 1 Petrie on “Cagney & Lacey" 5 Actor Everett 9 Vertical take-off: abbr 10 "Some Like it —" 12 Just Want to Have Fun" (clue to puzzle answer) 15 Ryan or Tatum 18 Late actress Lanchester 20 Ms.Bagnold.author of "National Velvet" 21 Evening: poetic 22 Crippled 24 Singer/actress Day 25 "Arsenic and Old —" 28 "— to Billy Joe” 31 Actor Sharif 32 Title 34 Ms.Spacek 36 He was Lou Grant 37 Connective with neither 39 Self 41 Cloak 42 Stop the Music" ooo ooooo o DOWN 2 Unwilling 3 Monogram for Thinnes 4 Clark Kent’s girlfriend 5 Soon-Lee on "M*A*S*H*" 6 ID for O’Brien 7 Greek goddess of wisdom and arts 8 "Sledge Hammer!" co-star 11 Gate" (clue to puzzle answer) 13 French island 14 Audrey or Judy 16 Tracy and Harriet 17 Goal 19 "Designing Women" star 23 Nearer 26 French friend 27 Royale" 29 Sam on "Cheers" 30 Scottish uncle 33 Luther on "St.Elsewhere” 35 Days of — 36 Actor Baldwin 38 Trudy on "Miami Vice": init.40 Atlanta is its cap.Answer to puzzle on page 20 TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987-13 ‘ Saturday site de Montreal.(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 3:30 (D SKI BASE 0D CINEMA SHOWCASE (TSN) TRACK AND FIELD SunKist Invitational, from Los Angeles.(Live) 4:00 O COLLEGE BASKETBALL Regional coverage of West Virginia at Notre Dame or Nevada-Las Vegas at Oklahoma.(Live) O LES P UTS BONSHOMMES (D LES SATELLIPOPETTES £B WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS AFRICA "La premiere conquête" GD OPEN STUDIO (FC) MOVIE ?*** "Explorers" (1985, Science Fiction) Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix.Three boys - a dreamer, a whiz-kid, and a social misfit - combine their talents and construct a homemade spaceship.‘PG‘ (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD 4:30 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED O FANTAISIES SUR GLACE 0 6B WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Ironman Triathlon World Championship, from Kona, Hawaii.(Taped) CD LE PETIT PORSCHE 0 EUROPEAN JOURNAL (PC) CINEMA A A "L’ete de nos quinze ans" (1983, Comedie) Michel Sardou, Cyrielle Claire.Deux enfants de cinq ans se retrouvent dix ans plus tard et ensemble, ils vont pouvoir passer Tete de leurs quinze ans.5:00 O GENIES EN HERBE L'ecole secondaire Marcellin-Champagnat d’Iberville rencontre la polyvalente Therese-Martin de Joliette.0 STAR SEARCH O CINEMA AA "Comme un boomerang" (1976, Drame) Alain Delon, Louis Julien.Alors qu'il est sous l’effet de la drogue, le fils d’un industriel tue un policier, et son pere tente de sauver son fils de la prison.CD PLEXI-MAG €D W4CKIE "Wickie, le pigeon et les phoques" Les aventures d'un jeune Viking dont l'imagination réussit a contrer les initiatives de tous ses ennemis.GERMAN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER (MM) WORLD MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS Via satellite from Los Angeles, London, Paris.Tokyo and other major cities, music fans around the world select the best video of 1986 during a countdown of the year's top 20.Live appearances by recording artists include Genesis, Janet Jackson, the Bangles and INXS.In stereo.5:30 O A PREMIERE VUE O LE MONDE CETTE SEMAINE 0 SINBAD LE MARIN "Aventure avec les 40 voleurs" (TSN) AUTO RACING Middle East Rally Championship (Taped) EVENING 6:00 0 IMPACT O G O 0 NEWS O SATURDAY REPORT O CINEMA A A "Bootleggers" (1973, Drame) Burt Reynolds, Jennifer Billingsley.Pendant son incarceration, un homme apprend que son frere a ete tue sur les ordres presumes du shérif.0 ICI MONTREAL g 0 ABC NEWS g © PASSE-PARTOUT "Les faits" S) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL II (FC) MOVIE A A % "The Flamingo Kid" (1984, Comedy) Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna In 1963, a Brooklyn plumber's son gets a job at a chic beach club and becomes enamored with the material trappings of life.'PG-13' (PC) CINEMA AAA "Le diamant du Nil" (1985, Drame) Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner.Six mois apres leurs extraordinaires aventures dans les jungles d'Amerique du Sud.un couple se retrouve sur les chemins périlleux des deserts de l’Afrique du Nord.(TSN) SNOWMOBILING Kawartha Cup, from Peterborough, Ont (Taped) 6:30 O CBS NEWS 0 SOLID GOLD Scheduled: Chicago.El DeBarge, Eddie Rabbitt, Cameo, Robert Palmer (interview), the Crazy World of Arthur Brown ("Fire").In stereo.O THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT 0 ABC NEWS g © POP EXPRESS 0 HOCKEY MAGAZINE © BARNEY MILLER 0 A PLEIN TEMPS "L'art de réfléchir" Les problèmes d'apprentissage de Robert inquiètent Carole.g 7:00 O O JUSTE POUR RIRE Extraits des meilleurs momenta du quatrième festival 'Juste pour rire'.Invites: Marcel Racine, Harry Basil, Fabien Kachev, Remy Girard, Guilds, Daniel Lemire.O SMALL WONDER Ted takes steps to make Jamie proud of him.Q COUNTRY WEST Guests: Ronnie Hawkins, Shari Ulrich and Ian Tamblyn.0 STAR SEARCH 0 GIMME A BREAKI Nell considers giving up her professional career to pay closer attention to Matthew and Joey.STAR TREK 0 LE MAGAZINE 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Legends of Bluegrass With Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, Jim and Jesse, and Mac Wiseman" (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 O THROB Sandy's guilt-stricken when she recalls sneaking out on a high-school date years ago.(R) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE © ARNOLD ET WILLIE 0 CHECK IT OUT! Edna hears wedding bells when she agrees to meet her teenage sweetheart at an expensive restaurant.g (TSN) NFL FILMS PRESENTS 8:00 O O LNH HOCKEY Les Canadiens de Montreal affrontent les Sabres de Buffalo (En Direct) o OUTLAWS The Outlaws journey to New Orleans in search of a treasure that Ice McAdams buried there in the 19th century 0 FACTS OF LIFE Blair and Jo make resolutions for the new year.In stereo.NHL HOCKEY Buffalo Sabres at Quebec Nordiques (Live) Q CINEMA "Le long week-end" (1977, Drame) John Hargreaves, Briony Behets.Un couple affronte des phénomènes bizarres sur une plage isolee.0 0 SIDEKICKS Ernie tries to convince Jake that he witnessed a kidnapping, g © CINEMA "Le choc" (1982, Drame) Catherine Deneuve, Alain Delon.Un tueur a gages retire des affaires est traque par l’organisation qui l'employait.0 SPENSER: FOR HIRE A depressed short-order cook confesses to a murder he may not have committed, g 0 PARLER POUR PARLER "La passion: un dereglement amoureux?" 0 GUEST OF THE HOUSE Featured: bluegrass music by "Breakaway." (FC) MOVIE *?"Clue” (1985, Comedy) Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry.When their host turns up dead, seven invited guests at a New England estate try to find out who killed him.Based on the popular board game.(Ending A) ‘PG' (PC) CINEMA ?,«6 "La foire des tene-bres" (1983, Drame) Jason Robards, Vidal Peterson.Autour des années trente, deux jeunes gamins d’une petite ville d'Illinois s'attirent les foudres du directeur d’une étrange troupe de forains venues s'installer non loin.fMMI R Q V P (TSN) NFL WEEK IN REVIEW 8:30 0 227 Lester reconsiders a contracting bid when he learns that the construction company has investments in South Africa.In stereo.0 0 SLEDGE HAMMERI Sledge loses his self-confidence when thugs steal his prized Magnum.In stereo, g 0 SNEAK PREVIEWS Hosts Jeffrey Lyons and Michael Medved look at what's new at the movies.In stereo.(TSN) KICK BOXING From Montreal (Taped) 9:00 O MOVIE "Sister Margaret And The Saturday Night Ladies" (Premiere, Drama) Bonnie Franklin, Rosemary Clooney.A determined nun overcomes a series of obstacles to establish a halfway house for female parolees, g e GOLDEN GIRLS The roommates swoon over a handsome TV actor, appearing at their community theater.In stereo, g O 0 OHARA (Premiere) Crime drama.Veteran police Lt.Ohara (Pat Morita) uses cunning and compassion in his ongoing fight for the underdog.Also stars Richard Yniguez Episode information to be announced, g 0 MOVIE "Blood Vows: The Story Of A Mafia Wife" (Premiere, Drama) Melissa Gilbert, Joe Penny.A fashion designer's marriage takes an unusual turn when she discovers that her lawyer husband is also a member of an underworld family.In stereo, g © CINEMA "Apres la repetition" (1984, Drame) Erland Josephson, Ingrid Thulin.Apres une repetition d’une piece de Strindberg, le metteur en scene se trouve seul sur la scene du theatre lorsque survient une jeune comedienne qui prend pretexte de la perte d’un bijou pour venir discuter avec lui de son jeu.0 MOVIE "Written On The Wind" (1957, Drama) Dorothy Malone.Robert Stack.Passions rule the hearts habituelles d'un mystérieux docteur S> STAR TREK and minds of a wealthy Texas oil family.(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 9:30 O AMEN After several attempts, Thelma seems to have found Mr.Right.In stereo.(FC) MOVIE ?"The Mean Season” (1985, Drama) Kurt Russell, Mariel Hemingway.A Miami reporter becomes swept up in the media blitz when a psychopathic murderer chooses him to be his sole spokesman.‘R’ (TSN) BOXING Frank Tate vs.Kevin Watts vs.in a middleweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J.(Taped) 9:46 (PC) CINEMA ?A ?"Une amie qui vous veut du bien" (1985, Comedie) C.Thomas Howell, Lori Loughlin.A la reception d'une declaration d'amour, un jeune homme croit que le billet lui a ete envoyé par une jolie camarade de classe dont il est épris.10:00 O HUNTER Hunter journeys to Australia to help solve a murder in which a former girlfriend is involved.In stereo.O DENIS BEAUDOIN & CIE 0 0 SPENSER: FOR HIRE A depressed short-order cook confesses to a murder he may not have committed.COEUR A TOUT "L ex d'Angela (1e de 2) Apres une longue absence, le mari d’Angela revient a la maison; soucieux d’eloigner tout rival, il demande a Tony de se chercher un nouvel emploi.(MM) PAUL YOUNG SPOTLIGHT 10:15 0 ENCYCLOPEDIE AUDIO VISUELLE DU CINEMA "Jean Vigo" La fulgurante carrière d'un cinéaste maudit, grace a des documents conserves on peut voir des photos et documents personnels inédits.10:30 O O LE TELEJOURNAL g O © SUR LA COLLINE (MM) FIXX IN CONCERT Featured in this October concert are older hits as well as their new album material.(TSN) SPORTSDESK 10:50 O O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:0000 NEWS 0 NATIONAL g O © LES NOUVELLES TVA g O WEEKEND WITH THE STARS TELETHON A fund-raiser benefiting victims of cerebral palsy featuring national coverage from New York and Loa Angeles with hosts Nancy Dussault, Florence Henderson, Dennis James, Wayne Newton, John Ritter, Nancy Morgan Ritter and Henry Winkler.0 CTV NEWS 0 ABC NEWS g 0 PLACIDO DOMINGO SINGS ZAR-ZUELAI Ten popular zarzuela songs are performed by tenor Placido Domingo and Jose Tamayo’s Antologia de la Zarzuela troupe in this show taped at New York's Madison Square Garden in 1985.Host: Ricardo Montalban.In stereo.(R) (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) AMERICA’S CUP SPECIAL Scheduled: Challengers Final, sixth race (if necessary), from Fremantle, Australia.(Live) 11:05 O LA POLITIQUE FEDERALE O CINEMA "Un de nos epsions a disparu" (1966, Drame) Robert Vaughn, Vera Miles.Un agent secret, de I'organ-ization U.N.C.L.E., est envoys a Paris pour retracer un homme.11:15 0 CINEMA ?"Les yeux de la mort" (1979, Drame) Robert Vaughn, Robert Perrault.Un chirurgien tente de redonner vie a un homme en lui greffant differents organes sains preleves sur d'autres patients de l'hôpital.O NEWS ("Provincial Affairs" precedes the news.) ©NEWS (FC) MOVIE "Nutcracker" (1984, Drama) Joan Collins, Carol White.A Russian ballerina seeks political asylum with an international ballet company.'R' 11:20 Q Œ) NOUVELLES DU SPORT IB NEWS 11:30Q MOVIE ** "The Bushido Blade ' (1979.Adventure) Richard Boone, James Earl Jones.A U.S.Navy com-mander leads a band of Americans and Japanese in an attempt to recover a treasured artifact 0 NAACP IMAQE AWARDS From the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles: the 19th annual awards program to honor individuals and corporations, who have made positive contributions to the images of black people, features appearances by Sammy Davis Jr., Stevie Wonder, Mal-colm-Jamal Warner, Louis Gossett Jr., Paul Simon and Ben Vereen; also, a tribute to space shuttle Challenger astronaut Ronald McNair.O CASSE TETE BQ CINEMA "Jusqu'à ce qu’amour s'ensuive" (1982, Suspense) James Keach, Claude Jutra.Des choses étranges se passent dans un manoir isole lorsque trois couples participent a une session de renouveau conjugal aux méthodes in- (PC) CINEMA ?"La cavale impossible" (1985, Drame) Tatum O'Neal, Irene Cara.S'enfuyant du tribunal, revolver en main, deux adolescentes commencent une dangereuse escapade qui les conduira dans les sousterrains de New York.11:60 O THE SANDBAQQERS 12:00 O BAIN DE MINUIT (B MOVIE *** "The Four Seasons" (1981, Comedy) Alan Alda, Carol Burnett.Three couples, all close, long-time friends, experience profound changes in their relationships when one of the marriages disintegrates.0 GREAT PERFORMANCES "Dance in America: In Memory Of.A Ballet By Jerome Robbins With the New York City Ballet" Suzanne Farrell, Adam Luders and Alexandre Proia lead the ensemble in a production set to Alban Berg's Violin Concerto.In stereo.(MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD 12:55 (FC) MOVIE ?"Mischief" (1984, Comedy) Doug McKeon.Kelly Preston.A lovesick 17-year-old nerd begins an obsessive pursuit of the most popular girl in his school.'R' 1:00 0 MTV TOP 20 VIDEO COUNTDOWN 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Legends of Bluegrass With Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, Jim and Jesse, and Mac Wiseman" (PC) CINEMA "Un crime pour une passion" (1984, Drapie) Miranda Richardson, Rupert Everett.Une jeune divorcee, hôtesse et gérante d'un club minable.a une liaison violente avec un pilote de course de la haute bourgeoisie britannique.1:16© CINEMA ** "Douce Rachel" (1971, Drame) Alex Dreier, Stefanie Powers.Une spécialiste de la perception extra-sensorielle tente de découvrir l'identité d’une personne qui, par telepathie, a cause la mort d’un homme.2:00 0 WEEKEND WITH THE STARS TELETHON CONTINUES (B MOVIE *+ "Paradise" (1975.Mys tery) Tina Grenville, Michael Beecher.Murder and mystery on the Gold Coast ot Queensland.(TSN) AMERICA'S CUP CONTINUED 2:35 (FC) MOVIE ?* "Lust In The Dust" (1984, Comedy) Tab Hunter, Divine.A mysterious stranger, a Bible-quoting bad guy.and a saloon ainger are among the motley assortment who converge to search for a cache of gold.‘R* 3:00 (PC) CINEMA ?"Les moissons da la colere" (1984, Drame) Jessica Lange.San Shepard Une femme courageuse se bat pour maintenir l'unité au sein de sa famille et empecher qu’on lui retire les terres qui ont nourri ses ancêtres depuis des generations (TSN)SPORTSDESK 3:30 0 GOLDEN YEARS OF TELEVISION (TSN) SNOWMOBILING Kawartha Cup, from Peterborough.Ont.(R) 4:00(FC) MOVIE ?"The Cotton Club-Ci 984, Drama) Richard Gere, Gregory Hines In the 1930s, a jazz musician saves the life of a powerful racketeer and is towed deeper and deeper into the violent world of gangsters and gunmen.'R' (MM) R.S.V.P 4:20 ©HART TO HART 4:30 (TSN) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Quebec Trois Rivieres at McGill (R) ACTION PLUS— Dennis Farina (left), Darlanne Fluegel, Anthony Denison and Stephen Lang (top) star in “Crime Story,” the highly stylized NBC series that airs Friday nights.On Monday, Jan.19, NBC will be rebroadcasting the series’ highly acclaimed pilot.-AJ* 14—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987 Sunday MORNING 5:00 (PC) CINEMA "La foire des tene bres” (1983, Drame) Jason Robards, Vidal Peterson.Autour des années trente, deux jeunes gamins d’une petite ville d'Illinois s'attirent les foudres du directeur d'une étrange troupe de forains venues s'installer non loin.(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 5:20 (B TWILIGHT ZONE 5:50 0 PK'S VIDEO GOLD 6:00 0 WEEKEND WITH THE STARS TELETHON A fund-raiser benefiting vie-tims of cerebral palsy featuring national coverage from New York and Los Angeles with hosts Nancy Dussault, Florence Henderson, Dennis James, Wayne Newton, John Ritter, Nancy Morgan Ritter and Henry Winkler ® CIRCLE SQUARE (MM) PAUL YOUNG SPOTLIGHT 6:30 0 TOM AND JERRY O AU CHATEAU DES ENFANTS CB ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 0 TENNESSEE TUXEDO (FC) MOVIE AAA "Sugar Cane Alley" (1984, Drama) Darling Legitimus, Garry Cedenat For an 11-year-old boy, winning a scholarship becomes a ticket to a world free from poverty, but his fellow workers in the sugar cane fields provide him with a different kind of education -one about life.(Subtitled) 'PG' (TSN) NFL WEEK IN REVIEW 7:00 0 TOM AND JERRY O LES SATELLIPOPETTES © WORLD TOMORROW © UNDERDOG fB GED (PC) INSPECTEUR GADGET (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 0 ANIMATION ILLIMITEE 0 IT IS WRITTEN O MINISTERE D'ALBERTO CARBONE 0 DAY OF DISCOVERY 0 ROBOTECH 3) GED (PC) T'AS LE BONJOUR D'ALBERT (TSN) SNOWMOBK.ING Kawartha Cup.from Peterborough, Ont.(R) 7:46 Q MIRE ET MUSIQUE 8:00 0 PACHA O THUNDERCATS Q 0 DAY OF DISCOVERY Q 0 JIMMY SWAGGART 0 ROBOTECH 3) SESAME STREET (R) g (PC) FRAIDY CAT (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD 8:30 0 PASSE-PARTOUT 0 SILVERHAWKS Q 0 ORAL ROBERTS O AU CENTUPLE 0 ROBOTECH (FC) THE LION.THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE Animated.Two youngsters travel to an animal-filled kingdom that's ruled by a cold-hearted witch who never lifts winter's snowy blanket from the land (PC) CINEMA AAAr "A fond le caisse sherif" (1981.Aventure) Jimmy McNi-chol, Janet Julian.Un sherif voit sa fille kidnappes par un jeune homme trop audacieux.et fonce pour la sauver.(TSN) SPEED WEEK 8:40 O GOOD MORNING 9:00 0 O REMI 0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 ROBERT SCHULLER g O THS IS THE LIFE Q IL EST ECRIT O WEEKEND WITH THE STARS TELETHON CONTINUES 0 ORAL ROBERTS 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) (TSN) AUTO RACING German Grand Prix, from Italy.(R) 9:30 0 O LE VOYAGE FANTASTIQUE DE TYETUAN O MCGILL AND YOU O LE CHEMIN DU PARADIS 0 WORLD TOMORROW 0 JIMMY SWAGGART 0 DIALOGUE 9:46 O O NICOLE ET PIERRE 10:00 O O LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR Messe celebree a I’ Oratoire St-Joseph de Montreal par Mgr Leclerc, eveque auxiliaire de Quebec.0 FUNTASTIC WORLD OF HANNA-BARBERA O STAR TREK 0 SOIREE CANADIENNE EN RAPPEL 0 C'ETAIT L'BON TEMPS 0 HELLENIC PROGRAM 0 ACROSS THE FENCE (FC) MOVIE **vy "The Goonies" ( 1985.Adventure) Sean Astin, Josh Bro-lin.Adolescent misfits stumble upon a treasure map and undertake a harrowing mission to recover the booty of a notorious 17th-century pirate.'PG' (PC) CINEMA Le secret des cavernes oublies" (1984, Drame) Robert Powell.Timothy Bottoms.Un spé- cialiste en explosifs a la mission de dynamiter l'entree d'un important reseau de cavernes ou les militaires veulent installer du materiel de communication.(TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING Hosts Henry Waszczuk and Italo Labignan go tournament bass fishing in Kingston, Ont.(R) 10:30 O FACE THE NATION 0 TELEDOMENICA 0 LARRY JONES 0 CROSSROADS (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT A look at the major sports stories from Europe.Hosted by Graham Leggat.11:00 O O ECONOMIE.FINANCE ET CIE 0 YOU CAN QUOTE ME Q SWITCHBACK O LES SUPER ETOILES DE LA LUTTE © EN TOUTE AMITIE 0 CELEBRATING CHRIST 0 PERKINS FAMILY Tracy la forbidden to see Matt; the parents question whether Grandma will work out as a sitter; Alex thinks about switching instruments (TSN) NFL FILMS PRESENTS 11:30 O O LA CITE DES ANGES O LORNE GREENE’S NEW WILDERNESS O BABE WINKELMAN'S GOOD FISHING RUE ST-JACQUES © LE COURS DE MON ARGENT ® REAL ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK JONES AND PROCTOR WATSON Sherlock and Proctor use radio technology to reveal the identities of a group of cheaters whose ranks Bryan and Teddy are suspected of having joined, cp (TSN) NFL WEEK IN REVIEW 11:45 (PC) CINEMA ?"Conseil de famille" (1986, Comedie) Johnny Hallyday, Fanny Ardent.Un pere de famille et son copain, perceurs de coffres-forts, sont tous complices.AFTERNOON 12:00 O O LA SEMAINE VERTE O NBA BASKETBALL Houston Rockets at Boston Celtics (Live) OFOCUS O MEETING PLACE Rev.John Temme officiates at services from Ascension Lutheran Church in Edmonton.Q CINEMA ** "Les bleus" (1981, Comedie) Bill Murray, Warren Oates.O WEEKEND WITH THE STARS TELETHON A fund-raiser benefiting victims of cerebral palsy featuring national coverage from New York and Los Angeles with hosts Nancy Dussault, Florence Henderson, Dennis James, Wayne Newton, John Ritter, Nancy Morgan Ritter and Henry Winkler.CD BON DIMANCHE 0 THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY LECTURE DU NOUVEAU TESTAMENT 0 THE TRIPODS After crossing the sea to France, Will and Henry are capr tured by the alien Tripods and thrown into prison where they meet a new friend they nickname Beanpole.(FC) MOVIE "Fandango" (1985, Comedy) Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson.Faced with adulthood and the pall of Vietnam, five college cronies take off across Texas for a last-ditch fling.'PG' (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 8 MEET THE PRESS CD QUESTION PERIOD ® MCLAUGHLIN GROUP (TSN) AMERICA’S CUP SPECIAL Scheduled: Challengers Final, sixth race (if necessary), from Fremantle, Australia.(R) 1:00 0 O RENCONTRES Invite: Thomas Ryan, pauliste américain, oecumaniste.0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL North Carolina Stale at North Carolina (Live) Q COUNTRY CANADA Scheduled: a Newfoundland biologiat who helps fishermen get whales out of their nets.0 TERRY WINTER 0 FORUM 0 QUESTIONS D’ARGENT 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g 1:30 0 Q SUOR ANGELICA Opera de Puc-cini enregistre a la salle Wilfrid-Pelletier de la Place des Arts, avec le Choeur de l’Opera de Montreal.Invitees: Veronika Kincaes, Janice Taylor, Marie-Danielle Parent O HYMN SING Selections include: "Oh, A Little Talk With Jesus,’’ "Let Us Praise the Lord" and "Love in Our Homes." (R) (B MOVIE ?"The Right Of The People" (1986, Drama) Michael Ontkean, Jane Kaczmarek.A lawyer crusades for legislation enabling citizens to carry guns after hia wife and daughter are killed during a robbery 8 OUR TOWN 8 L’ENAP PRESENTE Invite: Jacques Lachapelle, president de la Commission des droits de la personne.0D WALL STREET WEEK (FC) MOVIE ?Funny Girl" (1968, Musical) Barbra Streisand, Omar Sharif.Fanny Brice, a stagestruck girl from New York’s Lower East Side, overcomes a series of heartbreaks to become one of America’s moat beloved stars.G' 2:00 O SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE OP- ERA "Carmen" Filmed at Vancouver’s Expo '86, this performance of Georges Bizet's 1875 opera about a soldier trapped in the web of a seductive gypsy is conducted by Kees Bakels and stars Jean Stilwell, Jacques Trussel and Tom Fox.Performed in English.(R) O CINEMA "Ce cher disparu" (1971, Drame) Robert Hooks, Stephen Brooks.Devenus detectives prives, deux ex-policiers prennent en chasse un meurtrier pour la capture duquel on offre une forte recompense.(D CINEMA "Terreur sur la montagne" (1973, Horreur) Robert Gulp, Eli Wallach.Deux savants isoles par une tempete de neige sont attaques par une force mystérieuse.0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Louisiana State at Kentucky (Live) 8 FORMATION CONTINUE EN SCIENCES DE LA SANTE La contraception.(1e de 2) 8 AMERICA’S FIRST SCHOOL: 350 YEARS AT BOSTON LATIN This portrait of America's oldest public school examines Boston Latin’s role in public education's history and the Americanization of the city's immigrants through interviews with prominent alumni including Leonard Bernstein and Theodore H.White.(PC) CINEMA ?"Enemy” (1985, Drame) Dennis Quaid, Lou Gosset.A la suite d’une guerre interplanétaire, deux naufrages se retrouvent sur une planete inhabitée.(MM) THOMPSON TWINS SPOTLIGHT 2:30 0 Q CAVALLER1A RUSTICANA Opera de Mascagni enregistere a la salle Wilfrid Pelletier de la Place des Arts, avec le Choeur de l'Opera de Montreal.Invites: Frederick Donaldson, Nicole Lorange, Janice Taylor, Richard Fredricks, Odette Beaupre.O COLLEGE BASKETBALL Syracuse at Michigan (Live) 3:00 8 SPORTSWORLD Scheduled: World Professional Figure Skating Championships, from Capital Centre in Landover, Md.(Taped) O WEEKEND WITH THE STARS TELETHON CONTINUES 0 GERER SA FORET "Le contexte de la foret" Notions de gestion destinées aux proprietaires de foret désireux d'en améliorer le rendement.8 NANNY A family’s only son brings troubles to Barbara as she tries to cope with the child’s old-fashioned father and modern mother.(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 3:30 OLA BELLE VIE CD SPORT MAG (B PROFILES OF NATURE 8 LE CORPS HUMAIN "Le cerveau" (TSN) SNOOKER Rothmans Grand Prix, quarterfinal round, from The Hexagon in Reading, England.(Taped) 4:00 G LA GRANDE VISITE O SPORT MAG O DECIBELS CB LITTLEST HOBO The captain of a basketball club is accused of setting the clubhouse on fire after he is thrown off the team.(R) Q 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Louisville at Purdue (Live) 8 L’EVOLUTION DE L’HOMME "Une generation apres l'autre’’ 8 MYSTERY! "Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: A Murder Is Announced" Miss Marple learns of a major inheritance while trying to stop the murderer from killing aqain.(Part 3 of 3) cp (FC) MOVIE ?Vi "Finnegan Begin Again” (1985, Comedy) Mary Tyler Moore, Robert Preston.The friendship of a 65-year-old, married lonely-hearts columnist and an independent, fortyish schoolteacher blossoms into an unlikely romance.(PC) CINEMA ?"Le trou de mémoire” (1984, Drame) Karl Malden, William Devane.Apres une peine de quatre ans, un jeune homme revient parmi les siens pour tenter de découvrir ce qui s’est passe la nuit ou son ami a ete tue et dont il a ete accuse du meurtre.(MM) CITYLIMITS 4:30 O SPORTS SUNDAY Scheduled: World Triathlon Championship (taped) from Nice, France.; NFL "All-Madden" selections, as picked by NFL commentator John Madden.8 8 PGA GOLF Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, final round.(Live) Q INTER-CITE Œ) HEBDO-MONTREAL (TSN) OLYMPIA HORSE SHOW 5:00 G O SECOND REGARD Le Festival Chretien 1986 Calgary, Alberta" Quelque 10,000 Chretiens ont voulu explorer les façons nouvelles par lesquelles, pour eux, Dieu parle et agit dans le monde d'aujourd'hui.O DEGRASSI JUNIOR HIGH (Premiere) Nicole Stoffman, Niki Kemeny, Siluck Saysanasy and Duncan Waugh star as junior high school kids growing up in the '80s.Today: When Stephanie decides to run for school president, Voula offers to be her campaign manager.O COSBY 0 SINBAD LE MARIN "Aventure avec les 40 cruches" Les aventures de Sln-bad, un jeune marin.0 VERMONT THIS WEEK (MM) U K.DISPATCH 5:30 O EDISON TWINS g 0 © LE VILLAGE DE NATHALIE 0 WICKIE "Les cerfs-volants géants" Les aventures d'un jeune Viking dont l'imagination réussit a contrer les initiatives de tous ses ennemis.0 AGRONSKY AND COMPANY (TSN) BODYBUILDING Men s International Competition, from Columbus.Ohio.(Taped) EVENING 6:00 0 SCIENCE-REALITE 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED Q DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE "Young Again" A man relives the days ot his youth and romances his high-school sweetheart Stars Robert Urich and Lindsay Wagner.(Part 1 ot 2) O VIDEO STAR ONEWS O JUSTICE POUR TOUS © ICI MONTREAL 0 ABC NEWS g 0 PASSE-PARTOUT "On joue" 0 FIRING LINE Author David Halber-stam ("The Reckoning") discusses the economic rivalry between the United States and Japan.(FC) MOVIE ?% "Ladyhawke" (1985, Fantasy) Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer.In the 13th century, a young pickpocket narrowly escapes execution and falls in with two lovers cursed by an evil bishop.'PG-13' (PC) CINEMA ?"Pouvoir intime" (1985, Drame) Marie Tifo, Pierre Curzi.Un haut fonctionnaire du gouvernement engage son homme de main dans un complot pour attaquer un camion blinde specialise dans le transport d’argent et pour y récupérer des documents.6:30 0 O PETITE MERVEILLE Ted s’inquiète du développement de Vicki et aimerait la confier a un apecialiate.0 NBC NEWS O ABC NEWS g ® CHACUN CHEZ SOI 0 AS IT IS 0 WILD KINGDOM 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC "Les portes de la Chine" La decouverte de la Chine par quatre Américains aux interets differents: un etudiant, une journaliste, un homme d'affaires et une pro-f esseure 7:00 G O PAUL.MARIE ET LES ENFANTS "La sainte frousse" Catherine n'appre-cie pas beaucoup que Marie lui reproche de se lever a 2h00 le dimanche après-midi.Benoit est très malheureux, il croit avoir attrape une MTS et en veut beaucoup a Sandra.Ç O 60 MINUTES O OUR HOUSE Kris, excited about baby sitting for her teacher, is stunned to learn that the couple's 1-year-old baby is the victim of child abuse.In stereo.g 8 FRAGGLE ROCK Junior Gorg sets out on a strange journey when he finds out that he will be the new king of the universe, g O COEUR A TOUT Q 0 DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE Great Moments in Disney Animation" Carol Burnett introduces clips from Disney animated features such as "Fantasia," "Mary Poppins” and "Song of the South." g ID K 2000 "Le cercle de feu" Retenant sa femme en otage dans un entrepot de dynamite, un evade de prison projette d'y mettre le feu.8 EASY STREET L K.becomes an easy mark for swindlers after helping a supposedly destitute former boxer get back on his feet.8 WONDERWORKS "Walking on Air" Based on the story by Ray Bradbury, this drama focuses on Danny, a wheel- chair-bound young ooy wno fights to become part of the space program.Lynn Redgrave stars, g (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 0 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Champs-Elysees" Invites: Diane Juster, Marie-Claire Seguin, Mandeville.O BEACHCOMBERS Relic borrows a small ferry and acquires the help of Sal and Ceece to take a marginally royal couple on a local tour, g O CINEMA ?!£ “Un défi pour survivre" (1979, Drame) Jan-Michael Vincent, Theresa Saldana.Dans l’est de New York, un quartier est terrorise par une bande de voyous sans scrupules.8 PET PEEVES Wallpapering peeves; getting peeved by "perfect people"; celebrity peeves from Booth Savage, Gordon Pinsent and singer Robert Whittaker.8 ENJEU VIDEO Une competition amicale de video entre des etudiants de niveaux secondaire, collegial et universitaire.(PC) CLUB PREMIERE (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT A look at the major sports stories from Europe Hosted by Graham Leggat.8:00 0 MURDER, SHE WROTE Jessica nar-rates her latest mystery novel, the story of three bright graduate students who find themselves involved in plagiarism and murder, g 0 VALERIE After taking the proper precautions, David considers consummating a relationship with longtime family friend, Lori Morgan.In stereo, g O ISLAND LOVE SONG A young man (Gordon Clapp), returning to the island of Cape Breton, is reunited with his family and torn between the love of a young woman (Ann-Marie MacDonald) from the mainland and the responsibilities toward his family.Also stars Leueen Willoughby, Gregson Winkfield and Joan Orenstein.g 0 8 0 OUT ON A LIMB Shirley Mac-Laine, Anne Jackson and Charles Dance star in this dramatization of the autobiographical best seller that chronicles Shirley MacLaine’s quest for psychic self-discovery.Tonight: Shirley’s non-stop concert schedule and an unfulfilling relationship with a British politician prompt her to question her role in life.(Part 1 of 2) g 8 SHOWBIZZ Invites: Daniel Lavoie, Marc Nizer, Angele Dubeau, Daniel Lemire.8 HERITAGE 2001 "Les pluies acides" 0 NATURE A look at how Africa's rapid population growth and the need for more food have adversely affected the African elephant's natural habitat.In stereo, g (FC) MOVIE ?% "The Goonies" (1985, Adventure) Sean Astin, Josh Bro-lin.Adolescent misfits stumble upon a treasure map and undertake a harrowing mission to recover the booty of a notorious 17th-century pirate.'PG' (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL 8:30 0 EASY STREET L.K.becomes en easy mark for swindlers after helping a supposedly destitute former boxer get back on his feet.In stereo.8 LA SOIREE DE L’IMPRO Un match de la Ligue nationale d'improvisation qui oppose les Noirs aux Verts.8:35 0 Q LE TELEJOURNAL g 9:00 0 Q LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Les grands esprits" Dialogues entre des personnes prestigieuses.Invites: Guy Nadon, Louise Turcot, Marcel Girard, Kliment Dentchev.(2e de 2) O MOVIE "Warm Hearts, Cold Feet" (Premiere, Comedy) Margaret Colin, Tim Matheson.A young married couple who write for rival Los Angeles newspapers share the wife’s pregnancy with their readers, g 0 MOVIE "Blood Vows: The Story Of A Mafia Wife” (Premiere, Drama) Melissa Gilbert, Joe Penny.A fashion designer's marriage takes an unusual turn when she discovers that her lawyer husband Informative advertising helps lower the price of goods.CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987—15 Sunday is also a member of an underworld family.In stereo.Q 03 CINEMA "Terreur sur la ligne" (1979, Drame) Carol Kane.Charles Durning.Une gardienne d'enfants est terrorisée par les appels d’un inconnu.® MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Goodbye Mr.Chips" Despite winning his quarrel with the new headmaster, Chips’ tranquil life at Brookfield School is menaced by the rumblings of a coming war.(Part 3 of 3) g (TSN) SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL Highlights of the '86 Arlington Million thoroughbred horse race, from Chicago.9:30 O SHOWBIZZ 10:00 Q Q LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Quar tango" Tangos argentins interprètes par le groupe montréalais Quartango.QCBCNEWSg S) A FINE ROMANCE (FC) MOVIE "St.Elmo's Fire" (1985, Drama) Rob Lowe, Demi Moore In Washington, seven recent college graduates have varying degrees of success in confronting adult realities and responsibilities.‘R’ (MM) THOMPSON TWINS SPOTLIGHT (TSN) SPORTSWEEK 10:06 (PC) CINEMA ?"D.A.R.Y.L." (1985, Drame) Mary Beth Hurt, Michael McKean.Le petit Daryl est un projet 'Top Secret' du gouvernement, et ses parents adoptifs et lui-meme ignorent tout, il faudra que l'Etat decide de reprendre Daryl pour que la vérité éclaté.10:25 O VENTURE 10:30 O LE MONDE MAGAZINE Q) FAWLTY TOWERS Basil croates chaos by trying to impose his views on sexual promiscuity on his customers and stall 11:0O O O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT O CBS NEWS 0 LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS O o NEWS O Œ) LES NOUVELLES TVA g CTV NEWS 8) ABC NEWS g S) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Goodbye Mr.Chips" Despite winning his quarrel with the new headmaster, Chips' tranquil life at Brookfield School is menaced by the rumblings of a coming war.(Part 3 of 3) g (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) AMERICA'S CUP SPECIAL Scheduled: Challengers Final, seventh race (if necessary), from Fremantle, Australia (Live) 11:16 O LA POLITIQUE PROVINCIALE O HONEYMOONERS 0 ABC NEWS g ® NEWS 11:20 Q Œ) NOUVELLES DU SPORTS (B NEWS 11:25 O PROFESSIONALS Q IMPACT 11:30 O BON DIMANCHE O DEMPSEY A MAKEPEACE Œ) CINEMA ?"La poudre d'eacam-pette" (1971, Aventure) Marlene Joberl, Michel Piccoli.Deux hommes et une femme sont pourchasses dans le desert de Lybie par les Allemands qui les prennent pour des espions, pendant la dernière guerre.® JIM AND TAMMY 11:46(PC) CINEMA ?"Enemy" (1985, Drame) Dennis Quaid, Lou Gosset.A la suite d'une guerre interplanétaire, deux naufrages se retrouvent sur une planete inhabitée.12:00 O SOLID GOLD Scheduled: Chicago, El DeBarge, Eddie Rabbitt, Cameo, Robert Palmer (interview), the Crazy World of Arthur Brown ("Fire").In stereo.(B ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Mariette Hartley discusses her new job as co-host of "The Morning Program" on CBS ® A FINE ROMANCE (FC) MOVIE * + '/2 "To Live And Die In L A." (1985, Drama) William L.Petersen, William Dafoe.A Secret Service agent becomes obsessed by vengeance while tracking down a ruthless counterfeiter responsible for his partner's murder.'R' (MM) CITYLIMITS 12:15 O TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE 12:30 Q POLICE WOMAN © FAWLTY TOWERS Basil creates chaos by trying to impose his views on sexual promiscuity on his customers and staff.1:00 Q TODAY’S BUSINESS (B MOVIE *** "Special Bulletin" (1983, Suspense) Ed Flanders.Kathryn Walker.Anti-nuclear terrorists threaten to destroy Charleston, S.C., unless the military de activates the nearly 1,000 missiles surrounding the city.© NATURE A look at how Africa’s rapid population growth and the need for more food have adversely affected the African elephant's natural habitat In stereo.Q (MM) U.K.DISPATCH 1:30 O NEWS 1:46 (PC) CINEMA ?"Pouvoir intime" (1985.Drame) Marie Tifo, Pierre Curzi.Un haut fonctionnaire du gouvernement engage son homme de main dans un complot pour attaquer un camion blinde specialise dans le transport d'argent et pour y récupérer des documents.2:00 (FC) MOVIE ?** Full Moon In Paris" (1984, Drama) Pascale Ogier, Fabrice Luchini.Adamant about her independence.a young French woman takes her own apartment and begins to drift away from her lover and friends (Subtitled) R' (TSN) AMERICA'S CUP CONTINUES 3:00 (B GOLDEN YEARS OF TELEVISION (TSN) SPORTSDESK 3:16 (PC) CINEMA A A "L'Amerique en folie" (1976.Documentaire) Un cote de l'Amerique inconnu de la plupart d'entre nous; les automobiles démolies dans de gigantesques derbies, les danseurs a gogo pour clientele exclusivement feminine.3:30 (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL 3:60 (B HART TO HART 4:00 (FC) MOVIE AA "Turk 1821” (1985, Drama) Timothy Hutton, Robert Urich.Armed with a fighting spirit and an aerosol spray can, a young man wages a graffiti war against bureaucrats who refuse to compensate his injured fireman brother.'PG-13' (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 4:30 (TSN) TRACK AND FIELD Sunkist Invita tional, from Los Angeles.(R) 4:40 (B HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Weekdays MORNING 5:00 (PC) CINEMA (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TUE-FRI) (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING (THU) 5:30 0 MORNING STRETCH Q AGRICULTURE U.S.A, (MON) O OUR CHANGING WORLD (TUE-THU) O JOY OF GARDENING (FRI) (B TWILIGHT ZONE (MON-THU) Œ JIM AND TAMMY (FC) MOVIE (TUE) (TSN) MOTORCYLE RACING (R) (THU) (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING (FRI) 5:40 (FC) MOVIE (MON) 5:50 (B PK’S VIDEO GOLD (FRI) 6:00 O CBS MORNING NEWS 0 TODAY'S BUSINESS O ABC NEWS g (B ROMPER ROOM Œ) RELATIONS DE TRAVAIL DANS L'INDUSTRIE DE LA CONSTRUCTION (WED) (FC) MOVIE (WED-FRI) (MM) THOMPSON TWINS SPOTLIGHT (MON) (MM) AEROSMITH SPOTLIGHT (TUE) (MM) KISS SPOTLIGHT (WED) (MM) PRINCE SPOTLIGHT (THU) (MM) CHICAGO SPOTLIGHT (FRI) (TSN) NFL FILMS PRESENTS (WED.FRI) 6:30 O NBC NEWS f> LE REVEIL 0 CANADA A.M.0 JIMMY SWAQGART (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT (MON) (TSN) SPORTS PAGE (TUE) (TSN) NFL FILMS PRESENTS (WED) (TSN) SKI WORLD (THU) (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING (FRI) 6:46 OLA CITE DU PERE 7:00 0 TODAY O LES P'TTTS BONSHOMMES O 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA g (PC) SHE-RA, PRINCESSE DE LA PUISSANCE (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (MON) (MM) VJ: J.O.ROBERTS (TUE-FRI) (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:16 0 A.M.WEATHER 7:30 O MORNING PROGRAM O CAFE SHOW 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (R) (FC) INSPECTOR GADGET (TUE, WED) (FC) MR .ROSSI (FRI) (PC) COSMOCAT (TSN) AEROBICS 7:45 O MIRE ET MUSIQUE 6:00 Q AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX (MON) O PETIT CASTOR (TUE) O PACHA (WED) O PASSE-PARTOUT (THU) O ANIMATION ILLIMITEE (FRI) 0 SESAME STREET (R) g (FC) INSPECTOR GADGET (MON, THU) (FC) MR.ROSSI (TUE.WED) (FC) MOVIE (FRI) (PC) BIBIFOC (MM) CITYLIMITS (MON) (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (TUE.WED) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (THU) (MM) POWER HOUR (FRI) (TSN) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (MON) (TSN) SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL (TUE) (TSN) COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WED) (TSN) NBA TODAY (THU) (TSN) SOCCER NEWS (FRI) 8:30 O MONGRAIN DE SEL O PRINCE NOIR (MON) O ZIG.ZAG (TUE) O LE NATURALISTE EN CAMPAGNE (WED) O LA VALLEE SECRETE (THU) O LEGENDES DU MONDE (FRI) (FC) MR.ROSSI (MON, THU) (FC) MOVIE (TUE.WED) (PC) CINEMA (TSN) NBA BASKETBALL (THU) 9:00 O Q HOUR MAGAZINE 0 DONAHUE O Œ) BONJOUR MATIN O CARTE D'IDENTITE (B GOOD MORNING WORKOUT 0 100 HUNTLEY STREET 0 PAUSE MUSICALE (WED) 0 READING RAINBOW (MON, FRI) 0 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (TUE-THU) (FC) MOVIE (MON, THU) (MM) U.K.DISPATCH (MON) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (FRI) (TSN) TRACK AND FIELD (TUE) (TSN) CFL COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS (FRI) 9:30 Q LA VIE SECRETE DES ANIMAUX (B CHAIN REACTION 0 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (MON, FRI) 9:40 O GOOD MORNING 9:45 (FC) MOVIE (FRI) 9:60 B FARIBOLES 10:00 BOA VOTRE RYTHME O $26,000 PYRAMID 0 SALE OF THE CENTURY 0 FRED FENNER'S PLACE 0 CINEMA O SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL CE> MATINEE AVEC 0 BRIAN QAZZARD 0 BEWITCHED (PC) CLUB PREMIERE (MON) (PC) CINEMA (FRI) (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT (MON) (TSN) CANADIAN COLLEGE MAGAZINE (WED) (TSN) BODYBUILDING (FRI) 10:15 00 YOU HOU 0 FRIENDLY GIANT (MON, WED.FRI) 0 CURIOUS GEORGE (TUE, THU) 10:30 B O PASSE-PARTOUT O CARO SHARKS 0 BLOCKBUSTERS (MON-THU) 0 MR.DRESSUP 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME 0 DEFINITION 0 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 0 LE MARCHE AUX IMAGES (TUE- THU) (FC) MOVIE (MON-WED) (PC) CINEMA (MON, WED, THU) (TSN) BODYBUILDING (MON) (TSN) OLYMPIA HORSE SHOW (WED) (TSN) IT'S YOUR CALL (THU) 10:46 (FC) MOVIE (THU) 10:50 (PC) CINEMA (TUE) 11:00 B LA VIE SECRETE DES ANIMAUX 0 PRICE IS RIGHT 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 SESAME STREET Q 0 FAME FORTUNE & ROMANCE O TELE-LUNCH 0 AEROFORME 0 NEW YOU 0 QUEBEC SCHOOL TELECASTS (TSN) SPORTS PAGE (TUE) 11:15 CD BABILLARD 11:30 B PRINCE NOIR (MON) Q ZIGZAGS (TUE) B LE NATURALISTE EN CAMPAGNE ?(WED) B LA VALLEE SECRETE (THU) B LEGENDES DU MONDE (FRI) 0 SCRABBLE O 0 WEBSTER (R) © AU CHATEAU DES ENFANTS 0 20 MINUTE WORKOUT © HISTOIRE DE LA LITTERATURE BIBLIQUE (MON) 0 LA GESTION AU FEMININ (TUE) © SANTE ET SECURITE AU TRAVAIL (WED) © L'ADMINISTRATION PUBLIQUE (THU) © LE CINEMA AU QUEBEC (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (FRI) (TSN) AEROBICS 11:60 0 NOUVELLES AFTERNOON 12:00 B PREMIERE EDITION O NEWS 0 SUPER PASSWORD O MIDDAY B NOUVELLES O © RYAN'S HOPE O LE VAGABOND © ICI MONTREAL 0 FAMILY TIES © SCIENCES ET CULTURES (TUE) © COMMUNICATION ET ORGANISATION (FRI) 0 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (TUE-THU) (FC) MOVIE (WED) (PC) CINEMA (MON.THU, FRO (MM) SOFT AND ROMANTIC (MON) (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TUE) (MM) SNEAK PREVIEWS (WED) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (THU) (MM) TOP 30 COUNTDOWN (FRI) (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:10 0 ACROSS THE FENCE 12:15 B AUJOURD'HUI EN FRANCE B © CINEMA 12:30 B B D'UNE SERIE A L’AUTRE O YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 WORDPLAY Q 0 LOVING (0 NEWS © MOSAÏQUE UQUAM (MON) © LA QUESTION DU SPHYNX (TUE) © L'ENAP PRESENTE (WED) © LA GESTION AU FEMININ (THU) 0 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING (MON, FRI) (FC) MOVIE (MON, TUE, THU) (PC) CINEMA (WED) (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL (MON) (TSN) NHL HOCKEY (TUE) (TSN) BODYBUILDING (WED) (TSN) NFL FILMS PRESENT (THU) (TSN) COLLEGE BASKETBALL (FRI) 1:00 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES O 0 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 LIFETIME © QUEBEC SCHOOL TELECASTS (MON-WED, FRI) © QUEBEC SHCOOL TELECASTS (THU) (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (MON.WED) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (FRI) (TSN) TSN SCOREBOARD (THU) 1:15 (PC) CINEMA (TUE) 1:30 0 Q AU JOUR LE JOUR 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS © INITIATION A L’ECONOMIE POLITIQUE (MON) © LE MARCHE AUX IMAGES (TUE-THU) © PROCESSUS DE PAIX (FRI) (PC) CINEMA (MON) (TSN) SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL (MON) (TSN) KICKBOXING (THU) 1:45 (FC) MOVIE (FRI) 2:00 0 0 ANOTHER WORLD O TRAPPER JOHN.M.D.(R) O 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE © VIDEOACTIVITE (TUE.THU) © PAUSE MUSICALE (WED) © LA MYTHOLOGIE GRECO-ROMAINE (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (MON-THU) (PC) CINEMA (THU, FRI) (MM) AEROSMITH SPOTLIGHT (MON) (MM) KISS SPOTLIGHT (TUE) (MM) PRINCE SPOTLIGHT (WED) (MM) CHICAGO SPOTLIGHT (THU) (MM) STRANGLERS SPOTLIGHT (FRI) (TSN) AMERICA'S CUP: CHALLENGE DOWN UNDER (WED) 2:30 B Q CINEMA (MON.TUE, THU, FRI) Q Q LE TEMPS DE VIVRE (WED) O CAPITOL Q 0 A COEUR OUVERT (MON-THU) O 0 JUSTICE POUR TOUS (FRI) © PAUSE MUSICALE (MON) © TECHNIQUES DE PECHE EN MER (TUE-THU) 0 KATHY'S KITCHEN (MON) ffi MODERN MATURITY (TUE) 0 SOUTHERN COOKING (WED) 0 NOVA (THU) 0 FRUGAL GOURMET (FRI) (PC) CINEMA (WED) (TSN) AMERICA'S CUP SPECIAL (MON) (TSN) TOP RANK BOXING (R) (THU) (TSN) CFL COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS (FRI) 3:00 0 GUIDING LIGHT 0 SMURFS' ADVENTURES Q CORONATION STREET (MON, TUE) Q MATT S JENNY (WED-FRI) Q GALAXIE O 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL © LTLE FANTASTIQUE (MON) 0 LA PETITE MAISON DANS LA PRAIRIE aUE-THU) 0 SHERIF.FAIS-MOI PEUR (FRO 0 MY LITTLE PONY 'N' FRIENDS © ENCYCLOPEDIE AUDIO VISUELLE DU CINEMA (MON) © PAUSE MUSICALE (TUE-FRI) 0 JOY OF PAINTING (MON) 0 ANTIQUERY (TUE) 0 AMERICA’S FIRST SCHOOL: 360 YEARS AT BOSTON LATIN (WED) 0 VICTORY GARDEN (FRI) (PC) LE FANTOME D'ELIZABETH (TUE) (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (MON-THU) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (FRI) 3:30 0 SHE-RA: PRINCESS OF POWER O MUPPETS (R) O LA POP COLLECTION 0 SCOOBY DOO © COLETTE (MON) © DROIT DE PAROLE (TUE) © LES JARDINS EXTRAORDINAIRES (WED) © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC (THU) © L’UNIVERS DE .ARMAND VAILLAN-COURT (FRI) 0 CINEMA SHOWCASE (MON) 0 AMERICAN INTERESTS (TUE) 0 INNOVATION (THU) 0 FRENCH CHEF (FRI) (FC) MOVIE (FRI) (PC) CINEMA (MON) (TSN) BOXING (TUE) (TSN) BIG LEAGUE SOCCER (FRI) 4:00 B O FELIX ET CIBOULETTE O MAGNUM, P I.0 PINK PANTHER O FACTS OF LIFE (R) B VIA QUEBEC o HART TO HART (MON, TUE, THU, FRI) O AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) © LES SATELLIPOPETTES © MUSIC VISION © HE-MAN AND MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE 0 SESAME STREET (R) g (FC) MOVIE (MON-THU) (PC) CINEMA (TUE, THU) (PC) MOV CINEMA (WED) (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (MON, TUE) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (WED) (MM) POWER HOUR (THU) (TSN) IT'S YOUR CALL (THU) 4:30 B Q LES SCHTROUMPFS g (MON) Q Q MINIBUS (TUE) B O AU JEU (WED) B Q TRABOULIDON (THU) B Q LTNTRIGUE (FRI) 0 FACTS OF LIFE O SHARON, LOIS & BRAM'S ELEPHANT SHOW (MON) O OWL / TV (TUE) 0 WONDERSTRUCK (WED) O WHAT'S NEW?(THU) Q VIDEO HITS (FRI) © GALAXIE © TAKE A BREAK / WHEEL OF FORTUNE © TRANSFORMERS © HERITAGE 2001 (MON) © RETRAITE-ACTION (TUE) © CORPS VIVANT (WED) © LES VIVRES DU QUEBEC (R) (THU) © COUSINS CUISINE (FRI) (PC) CINEMA (FRI) (TSN) SKI WORLD (TUE) 6:00 0 LE VAGABOND g 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 0 NEWLYWED GAME Q VIDEO HITS (MON-THU) B © MONTREAL EN DIRECT Q QUINCY O CINEMA © PRICE IS RIGHT 0 G.l.JOE © VISAGE (MON) © MARTINIQUE DROLE DE FRANCE (TUE) © CHARLEVOIX, PAYS DU HUITIEME JOUR (WED) © AU ROYAUME DU BINGO (THU) © JUSTICE POUR TOUS (FRI) 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) (PC) DORA ET SON OMBRE (MON) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (THU) (TSN) AMERICA'S CUP: CHALLENGE DOWN UNDER (TUE) (TSN) AWA WRESTLING (WED) (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING (R) (THU) (TSN) SOCCER NEWS (FRI) 5:30 B CARTE D'IDENTITE 0 PEOPLE'S COURT 0 JEOPARDY O THREE'S COMPANY (R) ffl DIFF'RENT STROKES © NORD-SUD (MON) © ENJEU VIDEO (FRI) 0 3-2-1 CONTACT g (FC) THE REAL PATSY CLINE (FRI) 1&—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1987 Monday OUT ON A LIMB Charles Dance (r.) portrays married man Gerry Stamford, a British parliamentarian with whom Shirley Maclaine has an intense romance, in the conclusion of the miniseries based on Maclaine’s autobiographical best seller, “Out on a Limb.” It airs MONDAY, JAN.19, on ABC.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME DAYTIME CHILDREN’S SHOWS 6:00 CB ROMPER ROOM A visit to a velen narian's office.4:30 O SHARON, LOIS & BRAM'S ELEPHANT SHOW The Nylons join everyone on a journey to find buried treasure.(R) DAYTIME SPORTS 6:30 (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT A look al the major sports stories from Europe Hosted by Graham Leggat.(R) 7:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 8:00 (TSN) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Laval al McGill (R) 10:00 (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT A look a’ the major sports stories from Europe Hosted by Graham Leggat.(R) 10:30 (TSN) BODYBUILDING Ms.Internationa Competition.(R) 12:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL DAYTIME MOVIES 5:00(PC) AAft “Profession genie” (1985, Comedie) Val Kilmer, Gabe Jarret.Ur jeune genie universitaire étudié les pos sibilites pratiques du rayon laser sous la direction d'un professeur dont les recherches sont subventionnées par la CIA.5:40 (FC) “For Those I Loved" (1984, Drama) Michael York, Brigette Fossey.An escapee from a Warsaw concentration camp emigrates to the United States, becomes a successful businessman and marries, only to face more personal tragedy.(Dubbed) 8:30 (PC) ?A “Black Mic Mac” (1986, Comedie) Jacques Villeret, Isaach de Ban-kole.Un fonctionnaire trop zele de la prefecture de Paris menace d'expulsion les habitants d'un foyer de travailleurs africains.9:00 (FC) ?“Welcome To Blood City" (1977, Science Fiction) Jack Palance, Keir Dullea.Kidnapped by a mysterious organization, a man is transported to a western fantasy town where one's status increases with the number of murders committed.10:00 O A ?“Grand prix" (1966, Drame) (le de 2) James Garner, Eva Marie Saint.La saison des grandes courses automobiles reunit plusieurs coureurs dans une meme camaderie et une meme rivalité.10:30 (FC) AA “Silver Dream Racer” (1980, Drama) David Essex, Beau Bridges.A British motorcycle enthusiast inherits his late brother s custom-built bike and decides to use it in his bid for the 500-cc trophy.‘PG’ (PC) A A % “Dakota Harris" (1985, Drame) John Hargreaves, Meredith Phillips.Au milieu du Pacifique, les appareils de contrôle d'un avion, un Dakota C-47, se dereglent et l'operateur-radio capte d'etranges messages surgis d’un autre temps ou d'une autre dimension.12:00 (PC) A A A “Billy-ze-zick" (1985, Comedie) Francis Perrin, Zabou.Un inspecteur fait enquete sur l’assassinat d'une jeune mariee mais le coupable ne semble jamais vouloir etre celui qu'on croit.12:15 0 CD A*!6 “Detective comme Bogart" (1980, Comedie) Robert Sacchi, Michelle Phillips.Un homme ouvre une agence de detective prive, apres s’etre fait refaire le visage a l'image d’Hum-phrey Bogart 12:30 (FC) AA'/è “Moving Out" (1982, Drama) Vince Colosimo, Sandy Gore.An Italian immigrant has difficulty retaining his cultural heritage while trying to adjust to his new life in Australia.1:30 (PC) A A % “Desiderio” (1983, Drame) Fanny Ardant, Leonardo Treviglio.Une journaliste du Sud immigrée a Paris s'éprend d’un Méditerranéen a la fois violent et mélancolique qui la possédé dans une chambre d’hotel.2:00 (FC) A A A “Wetherby" (1985, Drama) Vanessa Redgrave, Ian Holm.A teacher in a rural English town tries to piece together in her own mind what led a mysterious graduate student to commit suicide.‘R' 2:30 O O A *'4 “Aéroport: le ciel et le feu” (1983, Drame) Pierre Vernier, D.Eghoura.Un commando du Front Populaire de Liberation de la Palestine détourné quatre avions appartenant a la Suisse, la France, l'Allemagne et la Grande-Bretagne.3:30 (PC) A A "Black Mic Mac” (1986, Comedie) Jacques Villeret, Isaach de Ban-kole.Un fonctionnaire trop zele de la prefecture de Paris menace d'expulsion les habitants d'un foyer de travailleurs africains.4:00 (FC) A AA "Mario’’ (1984, Drama) Xa vier Norman Petermann, Francis Reddy.A mute 10-year-old's special relationship with his older brother is forever changed after a teen-age girl vacations near their home in the Magdalen Islands.(Subtitled) 5:00 O A A“Souffler n'est pas jouer" (1972.Drame) George Peppard, Margot Kedder.Dans un club de Las Vegas, les touristes aiment se faire photographier auprès d’une capsule transparente contenant $1,000,000 en billets.EVENING 8:00 O MONTREAL CE SOIR O G Q 0 ® news O NOUVELLES CD ICI MONTREAL g © PASSE-PARTOUT “Les dechets" © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) MOVIE AAA “La Dame En Couleurs” (1985, Drama) Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge, Ariane Frederique.Forced to live in a Quebec mental hospital during World War II, orphans temporarily find an escape from their surroundings in the facility’s underground tunnels.(Dubbed) 6:30 0 NBC NEWS O 09 ABC NEWS g a NOUVELLES (D CASSE-TETE © TELESERVICE (PC) CINEMA A AH “Dakota Harris” (1985, Drame) John Hargreaves, Meredith Phillips.Au milieu du Pacifique, les appareils de control© d’un avion, un Dakota C-47, se dereglent et l’operateur-radio capte d'etranges messages surgis d'un autre temps ou d’une autre dimension.(TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 G O LE CLAN CAMPBELL “Liberté" Les Campbell sont menaces de perdre leur terre.O CBS NEWS GM*A*S*H O COUNTRY REPORT O (D PEAU DE BANANE "Le malade imaginaire’’ Souffrant d'une vilaine grippe, Simone fait un cauchemar ou elle reve que Claude veut la quitter, g O NEWLYWED GAME CD ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Richard Pryor.© THREE’S COMPANY © NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (TSN) SPORTS PAGE A sports talk-show hosted by John Wells.(Live) 7:30 G O POIVRE ET SEL Arthur est a l’age de l'andropause et toute la famille doit endurer son humeur g O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE O RACCOONS Bert and his friends Cedric and Broo discover a secret hideaway with tunnels and spooky caves, g 0 (D L’OR DU TEMPS Jack Moore apprend aux dirigeants de la compagnie que Sophie pourrait payer très cher leur façon d’agir envers les victimes du medicament.Sophie se reconcilie avec son fils Alexandre.O DATING GAME CD LIVE IT UP The latest in daring swimwear; auctioneering school; gourmet hospital food, g © BENNY HILL © QUESTIONS D'ARGENT © VERMONT REPORT (TSN) NHL HOCKEY Hartford Whalers at Montreal Canadiens (Live) 8:00 G O DES DAMES DE COEUR Gilbert demande a Francois de prendre en main le dossier de sa soeur.Les relations sont tendues entre Claire et sa belle-soeur.g O O KATE & ALLIE Allie comes to the conclusion that her degree in art history isn't going to help her get a job.g G ALF In stereo.O (D LE DESTIN D’UNE FEMME (3E DE 7) 0 CD © MACGYVER MacGyver's desire to climb the French Alps is forced to take a backseat to an investigation of a drug cartel, g © L'UNIVERS DE.ARMAND VAILLAN-COURT Connu pour l’originalité de son oeuvre tant au Canada qu'a l'etranger, le sculpteur Armand Vaillancourt a pendant longtemps ete considéré comme l'enfant terrible de l'art au Quebec, æ PLANET EARTH An examination of how the plate tectonics theory accounts for the creation and movement of the continents and oceans and the development of earthquakes and volcanoes.(R) g (FC) MOVIE ?“Clue" (1985, Comedy) Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry.When their host turns up dead, seven invited guests at a New England estate try to find out who killed him.Based on the popular board game.(Ending B) 'PG' (PC) CINEMA ?"Billy-ze-zick" (1985, Comedie) Francis Perrin, Zabou.Un inspecteur fait enquete sur l'assassinat d’une jeune mariee mais le coupable ne semble jamais vouloir etre celui qu'on croit.(MM) SOFT AND ROMANTIC 8:30 O MY SISTER SAM Sam and Jack's friendship is tested when he's arrested during a demonstration and asks for one favor too many, g 0 AMAZING STORIES A guilt-ridden cop's teamed up with a mysterious policewoman who helps him overcome the grief of his previous partner’s death.In stereo, g O HANGIN' IN g 9:00 G O LE PARC DES BRAVES Avec l'aide de Mado, de Corrine et la collaboration d'Yvan Barbeau, Marie met en place tout un dispositif pour venir en aide a Tancrede.g O O NEWHART Stephanie's Uncle Ned (Lyle Talbot) celebrates his 100th - and last - birthday at the Vanderkellen mansion, g 0 CRIME STORY While trying to maintain a semblance of normalcy in his married life, Lt.Mike Torello, of Chicago's Major Crime Unit, suspects that an independent contractor is behind a series of robberies.In stereo.(R) Q CD DYNASTIE “La disparition” Steven découvre des irrégularités dans les dossiers de la compagnie; Dominique reçoit la visite de son mari Brady; Fallon, introuvable apres une collision; Adam va assumer la defense d'Alexis a son procès.o © © OUT ON A LIMB Skeptical cohorts Bella Abzug and agent Mort Viner watch as Shirley gets more involved in metaphysics; a visit to a trance channeler in Sweden and a meeting with a "spiritual guide,” who leads her on a months-long trek into the Andes, cinch MacLaine’s belief in the immortality of the human soul.Stars Shirley MacLaine and John Heard.(Part 2 of 2) g © LA SOIREE DE L’IMPRO Un match de la Ligue nationale d'improvisation qui oppose les Etoiles aux Médias © AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "All My Sons" (Season Premiere) Returning for its sixth season, this series features dramas and feature.films.In this studio production of Arthur Miller’s Broadway play, an overly devoted father's use of lies and deceptions to protect his family ultimately destroys him.Stars James Whitmore.Michael Learned and Aidan Quinn, g (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS 9:30 G DECIBELS Invite: Alain Barrière.O O THE CAVANAUGHS Pop and Chuck take opposite sides when a strike occurs at Cavanaugh Construction.O BENNY HILL (FC) MOVIE ?“Wetherby’’ (1985, Drama) Vanessa Redgrave, Ian Holm.A teacher in a rural English town tries to piece together in her own mind what led a mysterious graduate student to commit suicide.'R' (PC) CINEMA ?“Le diamant du Nil" (1985, Drame) Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner.Six mois apres leurs extraordinaires aventures dans les jungles d'Amerique du Sud, un couple se retrouve sur les chemins périlleux des deserts de l'Afrique du Nord.10:00 O O LE TELEJOURNAL g O CAGNEY & LACEY Cagney and Lacey investigate a toy manufacturer's unlawful disposal of toxic wastes, g Q NATIONAL g O © AD LIB (MM) AEROSMITH SPOTLIGHT 10:25 G O LE POINT 0 JOURNAL 10:30 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:000 GOG ©NEWS O © LES NOUVELLES TVA g O NOUVELLES © CTV NEWS g (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TSN) AMERICA S CUP: CHALLENGE DOWN UNDER An update on the Challengers' Final, from Fremantle, Australia.(Live) 11:05 G LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT © MOVIE ?“The Harvey Girls" (1946, Musical) Judy Garland, John Hodiak.The standards and men of an 1870s Western town are altered by a group of young girls.Songs include “The Atchison, Topeka And The Sante Fe." 11:16 0 CINEMA **** “Le trésor de la Sierra Madré” (1948, Aventure) Humphrey Bogart.Walter Huston.Deux Américains et un vieux prospecteur mexicain réussissent a amasser une petite fortune, mais l'un d'eux convoite le trésor pour lui seul.11:20© NEWS 11:30 O SIMON & SIMON (R) G BEST OF CARSON From October 1985: singer Steve Lawrence and actress Mary Armstrong join host Johnny Carson.In stereo.(R) 0 MAUDE Maude and Walter unwittingly become part owners of a ghetto tenement.(R) Q LES NOUVELLES G © NIGHTLINE g O CINEMA if irir “Le mur des espions” (1966, Drame) Mark Richman, Barbara Bouchet.Un professeur poursuit des recherches afin de trouver un antidote a un poison diabolique invente par les Soviets.© TELESERVICE (FC) MOVIE “Another Time, An- other Place’’ (1983, Drama) Phyllis Logan, Giovanni Mauriello.During World War II.a woman escapes from her emo- tionally bankrupt marriage through an affair with an Italian POW confined in a Scottish farming village.(PC) CINEMA * ?’/fc “Desiderio” (1983, Drame) Fanny Ardant, Leonardo Treviglio.Une journaliste du Sud immigrée a Paris s'éprend d'un Mediterranean a la fois violent et mélancolique qui la possédé dans une chambre d’hotel.(TSN) SKI WORLD Host: Bob Beattie.11:45 O NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00 0 MINDER Arthur and Terry’s attendance at his wedding celebrations causes Clive Chisholm to lose his confidence.(R) O HEURE JUSTE (R) O TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED © CINEMA ?“Finalement" (1971.Comedie) Chantal Renaud, Jacques Ri-berolles.Une jeune serveuse de snackbar fait la connaissance d’un photographe français qui s'emploie a la transformer en mannequin.© WRESTLING © TO BE ANNOUNCED (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (TSN) SNOOKER World Doubles Championship highlights, from Derngate Theatre in Northampton, England.(R) 12:30© LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTER-MAN In stereo.O PETITE MAISON DANS LA PRAIRIE ©NEWS 12:40 O MOVIE 1:00© MOVIE “Gidget's Summer Reunion” (1985, Comedy-Drama) Caryn Richman, Dean Butler.After trading in her surf board for a travel agency, Gidget finds her seven-year marriage slowly unraveling due to monetary pressures and career demands.© SNEAK PREVIEWS Hosts Jeffrey Lyons and Michael Medved look at what’s new at the movies.In stereo.1:10 (PC) CINEMA iririr “Deux filles en pantalon de cuir” (1 *79, Drame) Deborah Mooney, Nathalk Newman.Deux-super blondes se rendent en Haute-Ba-viere apres que leur sex-shop eut ete ferme par la police.1:30 © CINEMA SHOWCASE (FC) MOVIE ?“Brazil” (1985, Comedy) Jonathan Pryce, Robert De Niro.An unambitious civil servant hopes to meet the woman of his dreams, a person suspected of being involved in a terrorist group’s subversive activities.‘R’ 2:30 (PC) DORA ET SON OMBRE 3:00© SOLID GOLD Scheduled: Robert Palmer, Earl Thomas Conley and Anita Pointer ("Too Many Times”), Big Country (“Look Away"), Johnny Mathis and Henry Mancini (“Taking a Chance on Love "), Blood, Sweat and Tears (“You Made Me So Very Happy"), Paul Simon (interview).In stereo.(R) (TSN) SPORTSDESK 3:30 (PC) CINEMA ?"Rendez vous'’ (1985, Drame) Juliette Binoche, Lambert Wilson.Une jeune comedienne debutante, débarquant de sa province natale, se rend dans une agence immobilière.(TSN) NHL HOCKEY Hartford Whalers at Montreal Canadiens (R) 3:50 © GOLDEN YEARS OF TELEVISION 4:00 (FC) MOVIE *?"Clue" (1985, Comedy) Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry.When their host turns up dead, seven invited guests at a New England estate try to find out who killed him.Based on the popular board game.(Ending A) 'PG' (MM) SOFT AND ROMANTIC 4:40 © A-TEAM ALL MY SONS On MONDAY, JAN.19, on PBS, Aidan Quinn stars in "All My Sons,” a forceful drama set during World War II.It's about people caught up in a monstrous swindle involving the manufacture of defective airplane parts that have caused the deaths of 21 Army pilots.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME T uesday DAYTIME CHILDREN’S SHOWS 6:00 (B ROMPER ROOM The children learn about hamsters.4:30 O OWL / TV Arabian horses; kitchen chemistry; the Mighty Mites observe how an ant and a tree can help each other; making balancing mobiles (R) -FRIDAY.JANUARY 16.1987—17 6:30 7:00 8:00 12:00 12:30 3:30 4:30 6:00 DAYTIME SPORTS (TSN) SPORTS PAGE A sports talk-show hosted by John Wells.(R) (TSN) SPORTSDESK (TSN) SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL Highlights of the ’86 Arlington Million thoroughbred horse race, from Chicago (R) (TSN) TRACK AND FIELD Sunkist Invitational, from Los Angeles.(R) (TSN) SPORTS PAGE A sports talk-show-hosted by John Wells.(TSN) SPORTSDESK (TSN) NHL HOCKEY Hartford Whalers at Montreal Canadiens (R) (TSN) BOXING Roger Mayweather (26-4, 17 KOs) vs.Sammy Puentes (13-4, 10 KOs) in a WBA Continental Americas’ lightweight title bout scheduled for 12 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J.(R) (TSN) SKI WORLD Host: Bob Beattie.(TSN) AMERICA’S CUP: CHALLENGE DOWN UNDER Challengers' Final.(R) DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 (PC) ?‘‘Les griffes de la nuit" (1984, Drame) Ronee Blakey, Heather Langen-kamp.Ur?monstrueux assassin aux griffes d’acier poursuit un groupe d’adolescents d’un meme quartier qui doivent se reveiller sinon, ils meurent.6:30 (FC) ?'h "Prince Jack" (t984, Drama) Robert Hogan, James F.Kelly.A fictionalized recounting of John F.Kennedy’s years as president (1961-63), focusing on his relationships with family and colleagues.8:30 (FC) “90 Days" (1984, Comedy) Stefan Wodoslawsky, Sam Grana.Lacking his buddy’s stamina to search for a mate, a man resorts to a mail-order catalogue to find the perfect bride.(PC) ?"Soleil de nuit" (1985, Drame) Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gregory Hines.A la suite d’un atterrissage force, un danseur russe passe a l'ouest depuis une dizaine d'annees, se retrouve sur un aéroport soviétique.10:00 O "Grand prix" (1966, Drame) (2e de 2) James Garner, Eva Marie Saint.La saison des grandes courses automobiles reunit plusieurs coureurs dans une meme camaderie et une meme rivalité.10:30(FC) "The Flamingo Kid" (1984, Comedy) Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna.In 1963, a Brooklyn plumber s son gets a job at a chic beach club and becomes enamored with the material trappings of life.’PG-13’ 10:60 (PC) "Cosi Fan Tutte" (1986, Opera) Lars Tibell.Christine Biel.Un vieux philosophe qui raconte a ses deux jeunes amis que la fidélité chez les femmes n’existe plus est mis au défi par un pari.12:160 GD ?"C'est ma chance" (1980, Comedie) Jill Clayburgh, Michael Douglas.Une aventure sentimentale amene une universitaire en menage avec un homme divorce, a repenser a sa situation.12:30 (FC) A AA "Another Country" (1984, Drama) Rupert Everett, Colin Firth.A young man’s relationship with a fellow student in an English boarding school alienates him from his classmates and his country, leading him to turn to communism and engage in spying in adulthood.’PG’ 1:16 (PC) A A "Urgence" (1984, Drame) Richard Berry, Bernard-Pierre Donnedieu.Une course contre la mort s'engage lorsque la soeur d'un jeune journaliste témoigné de son assassinat part un policier vereux et dasciste.2:00 (FC) A Aî* "Twice In A Lifetime" (1985.Drama) Gene Hackman, Ann-Margret.In suburban Seattle, a working-class family's placid existence is shattered when a 50-year-old laborer falls in love with a barmaid and leaves his wife.’R’ 2:30 O O A A Vè "Les Borsalini" (1979, Comedie) Jean Lefebvre, Darry Cowl.Des Américains cherchent a s'emparer du marche du whisky dans une region de la France ou le monopole est detenu par un truand et sa famille.4:00 (FC) AA "Starchaser: The Legend Of Orin” (1985, Science Fiction) Voices of Joe Colligan, Carmen Argenziano.Animated.Together with a swashbuckling rogue, a young man battles an evil villain to make the universe safe for his fellow men.'PG' (PC) AAA "Lea moissons de la colere" (1984.Drame) Jessica Lange, San Shepard.Une femme courageuse se bat pour maintenir l'unité au sein de sa famille et empecher qu’on lui retire les terres qui ont nourri ses ancêtres depuis des generations 5:00 O A A “Au seuil de la psychose" (1971, Drame) Leonard Nimoy, Vera Miles.Un pilote de courses a des hallucinations qui l'entrainent dans une étrange aventure.EVENING 6:00 o MONTREAL CE SOIR QQQOfBCB news O NOUVELLES (D ICI MONTREAL SI PASSE-PARTOUT "La permission" 0D MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) MOVIE "90 Days" (1984, Comedy) Stefan Wodoslawsky, Sam Grana.Lacking his buddy’s stamina to search for a mate, a man resorts to a mail-order catalogue to find the perfect bride.(PC) CINEMA A A "Mettre les voiles" (1984, Documentaire) Suivez les peripeties de ('equipage du Dulcinea, un voilier de 48 pieds, parti de Vancouver, pour un periple de deux ans en mer.6:30 O NBC NEWS O 03 ABC NEWS g O NOUVELLES CD CASSE-TETE ËD TELESERVICE (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 O O LA CLE DES CHAMPS "De Toug-gourt a Tamanrasset" Une ancienne flamme de Jean-Louis refait surface.O CBS NEWS OM’A’S’H O FACTS OF LIFE A reunion of former "Facts of Life" cast members finds the ambitious Eastland grads revealing their hopes and dreams.Julie Anne Haddock, Julie Piekarski-Probft and Felice Schacter guest star.(R) g O CD L'AME SOEUR Monsieur Brocard devient un peu trop entreprenant avec Albertine, ce qui provoque leur premiere querelle d'amoureux.O NEWLYWED GAME