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*% mm â I y : - .Mi %WWi ^ -4**: week .rriday, March 20 Page 6 by Charles Bury 2-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 20.1987 ‘How To’ book contains hundreds of tidbits about wine Finally.A “How To” book about wine that is really worth the price.Kevin Zraly — wine director at Windows on the World, one of New York’s finest restaurants — has come up with a wonderful little book based upon the widely-praised course he gives at the restaurant.A simply, step by step look at winemaking throughout the World, the Windows on the World Complete Wine Course, published by Dell, has everything the beginner, and some things that the expert, needs to know about wine.It explains the basic chemical process whereby grapes, yeast and sugar combine to produce wine and it gives a country by country rundown of wine production from California to Burgundy.The book includes maps, charts, labels and virtually hundreds of interesting little tidbits about the history, production and enjoying of wine For example, Didier Mom-messin of the well-known firm of the same name sometimes mixes his Beaujolais half and half with water! And we also find out that in Hong Kong, Port is considered an aphrodisiac by many! What is perhaps the finest fea- Coming March 31 NATIONAL TAP COMPANY OF CANADA CENTENNIAL THEATRE Box Office: 563-4966 LENNOXVILLE Wine Bits By TIMOTHY BELFORD ture of the book is the fact that Zraly treats wine as it should be treated, not as some sort of misterious rite enjoyed by a select group of initiates alone, but as an enjoyable part of life that all can share and — more importantly — that all can understand.Zraly also includes a fascinating section at the end of each chapter/ lesson in which he quotes the experts on what they would eat with the wines of a particular region.The reason this section holds so much interest is because of the variance between the experts, proving once again that the selection of wine, like all matters of personal taste, is open to interpretation.Also of interest, is a section at the back of the book devoted to the purchasing of wine and the organization of a wine cellar.Much of this “Surprisinglygood, isn’t it?It’s Gallo.Mort and Drawing by Weber; © 1973 I simply got tired of being snobs.” The New Yorker Magazine, Inc.chapter is devoted to the owners of restaurants who have little or no knowledge of wine and, if my ob servations are correct, would be of use to 90 per cent of restaurant proprietors in the Eastern Townships.No matter if you are an amateur looking for basic knowledge or a professional trying to improve business, the book is a gem.I purchased mine at the Classics bookshop in Sherbrooke, but I am sure it can be ordered almost anywhere.Once again; Windows on the World Complete Wine Course, by Kevin Zraly, published by Dell, $13.95.Cheers ! Les Misérables opens to mixed reviews By Calvin Woodward NEW YORK (CP) - Like the fanciful musical Cats, the somber, sweeping Les Misérables opened on Broadway to mixed reviews.Also like Cats, it has become a fast and spectacular hit that may come to Toronto in two years.Marlene Smith and Ernie Ru-benstein, producers of the Toronto production of Cats, signed a letter of agreement a few months ago with Cameron Mackintosh, Les Mi- sérables’ producer, that could bring the show to Toronto by the spring of 1989.A contract for Les Misérables, .and many details, still have to be worked out.Smith said in an interview from Toronto on Tuesday.One of Mackintosh’s stipulations is that Les Misérables must be performed in a theatre with no more than 2,000 seats.“It’s a wonderful show,” said Smith, who saw it in London.“It has brought a lot of class to Broadway at this point.” After gripping audiences in Paris and London, Les Misérables was carried to New York on a tidal wave of advance publicity that pushed the pop opera to box-office records before it opened on Broadway last Friday.Described admiringly by the New York Times, which wrote of the “electrifying showmanship” of the Broadway premiere, the adaptation of Victor Hugo’s classic novel sold $11 million US in tickets before Feb.28 and has seats sold well into 1988.The New York critics were unanimous in their praise of Les Mise-rables’s haunting sets, which evoke the slums, factories, sewers and revolutionary barricades of 19th Century France.They were also enthusiastic about two veterans of the London show among the U S.cast — Colm Wilkinson in the pivotal role of Jean Valjean and Frances Ruffelle as the prostitute Eponine.“Start fighting to see it,” wroter Clive Barnes of The Post.“It lives up to its hype.” # W ^ TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MARCH 20.1987—3 Select group of luminaries reject Academy Awards By Bob Thomas LOS ANGELES (AP) — If Woody Allen wins the Academy Award on March 30 for directing and writing Hannah and Her Sisters, he is likely to learn the news while tooting his clarinet at Michael’s Pub in Manhattan.That’s his Monday night custom, and that’s where he was March 29, 1978, when his Annie Hall won Oscars as best picture and for his direction and co-writing.“I know it sounds horrible,” he told an interviewer a year later, “but winning that Oscar for Annie Hall didn’t mean a thing to me.I have no regard for that kind of ceremony.“When you see who wins those things — or doesn't win them — you can see how meaningless this Oscar thing is.” Woody Allen is a member of a small, select club of luminaries for whom Hollywood's golden statuette is something less than thril- ling.Woody Allen, George C.Scott, Marlon Brando and other iconoclasts make a habit of standing up Oscar."The ceremonies are a two-hour meat parade,” pronounced Scott when he was nominated as best actor for Patton in 1971.He termed them “a public display with contrived suspense for economic reasons.” PRODUCER ACCEPTS When Goldie Hawn opened the envelope for best actor, she exclaimed: “Oh, my God! The winner is George C.Scott!” The award was dutifully accepted by Patton producer Frank McCarthy.Scott never recanted, but in 1983 he made a surprise visit to the Academy ceremonies.He explained that he wanted to show the spectacle to his wife, Trish Van Devere.The most famous snub of Oscar came on the night of March 27, 1973.Marlon Brando, in a stunning comeback, had been nominated for best actor as the raspy Mafia chief in The Godfather.Hollywood speculated for weeks over whether Brando would appear.He didn’t.A sometime actress who called herself Sacheen Littlefeather appeared at the Los Angeles Music Center with an Indian costume and Brando’s 15-page speech decrying Hollywood’s treatment of the Indians.“I’m representing Marlon Brando this evening and he has asked me to tell you .that he very regretfully cannot accept this generous award,” she told the audience.Amid boos and shouts of disbelief, she delivered the essence of Brando’s speech.REFUSES OSCAR Academy records list only one other refusal of an Oscar, and that was Dudley Nichols for his script of The Informer in 1934.That was in the bad, bad days when the academy was used by the studios to cut salaries and quash unions.Nichols, a leader in the founding of the Screen Writers Guild, returned his Oscar with the message: “To accept it would be to turn my back on nearly a thousand members who ventured everything in the long, drawn-out fight for a genuine writers’ organization.” Two years later, after the Writers Guild had won recognition, Nichols accepted his Oscar.The Brando and Scott statuettes have never been claimed.But the no-show record is held by Katharine Hepburn, who has never attended the ceremonies for her 12 nominations and four awards.Her only appearance was in 1974 to present the Thalberg award to her dear friend and producer Lawrence Weingarten (Pat and Mike, Adam’s Rib).After the ovation, Hepburn remarked: “I am naturally deeply Katherine Hepburn.holds no-show record.?•V' moved.I’m also very happy that I didn’t hear anyone call out, it’s about time!’ I'm living proof that a person can wait 41 years to be unselfish.” l Entertainment shorts SANTA MARIA, Calif.(AP) — Actor-director John Derek lost out on a chance to be a juror in a burglary trial, but his wife, 10 star Bo Derek, was a hit in court.The couple wore green on St.Pa-trick’s Day for Derek’s appearance as a prospective juror.Bo, 30, who also starred in Tarzan, the Ape Man, signed autographs, including one for a Santa Barbara County court bailiff.Deputy Public Defender Michael Dealy mentioned during questioning that Derek, 60, once played a defendant convicted of murder in Knock on Any Door in 1949 with Humphrey Bogart us the defence lawyer.Here are the week’s Top 10 hard-cover fiction and non-fiction books as compiled by Maclean’s magazine.Bracketed figures indicate position the previous week.FICTION 1 (1) Windmills of the Gods — Sheldon 2 (2) Whirlwind — Clavell 3 (3) The Eyes of the Dragon — King 4 (4) It — King 5 (5) Shan — Van Lustbader 6 (6) The Panic of‘89 — Erdman 7 (10) Bandits — Leonard 8 (7) A Taste for Death — James 9 (8) Outbreak — Cook 10 (9) The Telling of Lies — Findley NON-FICTION 1 (1) His Way: The Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra — Kelley 2 (2) Vimy — Berton 3 (3) Controlling Interest: Who Owns Canada?— Francis 4 (6) The Fitzgeralds and the Ken-nedys — Goodwin “Yes, 1 did,” Derek replied.“I got the chair in that one.” Deputy District Attorney Tom Lake removed Derek as a panelist with a peremptory challenge, which requires no explanation.BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.(AP) — Director Roland Joffe says actor-sRobert De Niro and Ray McAnal-ly should have been nominated for Academy Awards for their performances in The Mission.“I was disappointed that Ray McAnally wasn’t nominated for what was far and away the best supporting performance of the year,” said Joffe.who directed The Mission and received an Oscar nomination for the work.5 (4) Fatherhood — Cosby 6 (5) The Master Builders — Foster 7 (7) Memoirs — Levesque 8 (10) Close Pursuit — Stroud 9 (8) Lions in Winter — Turowetz and Goyens 10 (9) A Funny Way to Run a Country — Lynch “And I was upset De Niro didn’t get a nomination for best actor.He was quite superb.” Joffe also directed The Killing Fields.NEW YORK (AP) — Bette Davis’s soon-to-be published book contains an open letter to daughter B.D.Hyman, criticizing her book.My Mother's Keeper.Davis’s book.This 7i That, which recalls her fight back from a 1983 stroke and mastectomy and talks about her four marriages, is expected to reach bookstores on March 30.It follows her daughter’s book which was published in April 1985 and, among other things, painted Davis as a “pathetic creature” because she did not play Scarlett O’Hara in Gone With the Wind.“I am still recovering from the fact that a child of mine would write about me behind my back,” Davis said.“I will never recover as completely from B.D.’s book as I have from the stroke.“There is no doubt you have a great potential as a writer of fiction.You have always been a great storyteller.” Davis added that perhaps B.D.“confused the ‘me’ on the screen with the ‘me’ who is your mother.“The sum total of your having written this book is a glaring lack of loyalty and thanks for the very privileged life I feel you have been given.” MONTREAL (CP) — Film maker Francis Mankiewicz has filed a $260,000 suit against Cine Video and Justine Heroux, producer of the film Les Fous de hassan (In the Shadow of the Wind.) Mankiewicz said author Anne Hebert yielded the rights to the book on which the film is based on condition that he write the script.Mankiewicz claims he quit the National Film Board to join Cine Video to handle the script but that Heroux fired him.The movie, directed by Yves Si-moneau and adapted for the screen byMarcel Beaulieu, is about a man returning to a small anglophone village in the Gaspé after an absence of five years.Gibson is the only L.A.cop registered as a LETHAL WEAPON CARREFOUR ,’ESTRIE " ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS -INCLUDING- BEST PICTURE "THE BEST HLM OF 1988.a great movie." "SHATTERING.V This violent, deeply moving elegy of war will leave you shaking Davsl Arsen HfW’MfK "?THE YEAR'S MOST POWERFUL FILM.brilliantly shot and edited" M-w Gm* USA rOOAi $ Tuesday afternoon ifl.SOwerinttdoYnhglîgy 14, "ASMGULAR ACHEVEMENT .vivid, teree, exceptionally moving.the tension builds and never Me up." 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Prate MadKFBGU -I,.,,.ftécriwmra Worn tri Miy HOIEftSlOl lllv.1 IÏ IDi-•|| (,[11] m; ^,[1, ggg, _ _ o»o« ¦ ¦ — CÎNf'ia CAPITOL 565 0111 59 KING est Sherbrooke Every Night: 6:45 • 9:15.Sun.& Tues.: 1:00 • 6:45 • 9:15.Top 10 books 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1987 Suzuki’s insightful blurbs set coffee table book apart Kaleidoscope a.ms^LJABn ¦ rtAicx/ By RICHARD LONEY SCIENCESCAPE : The Nature of Canada by David T.Suzuki, Hans Blohm & Marjorie Harris (OXFORD): $25.95, illustrated, color photos & text.This is a glossy, beautiful book about the landscapes, seascapes, flora and fauna of Canada with a difference — the pictures have short texts added to them, written by CBC TV’s David Suzuki ( “The Nature of Things”) and his collaborator Marjorie Harris.Sciences-cape begins with a short account of Canada’s origins in the long corridors of geological time, accounting for the retreat of the last ice age some 10,000 years ago, and the effects of the ice shields which created the formations such as the Pre-cambrian Shield and other geological oddities particular to Canada.Canada is divided into regions — Atlantic Provinces, Central Canada, The Prairies, The North, and British Columbia — each of which is accorded a collection of stunning photographs of everything from Saskatchewan Loons, to Newfoundland capelins; from the Eastern Painted Turtle found in Gatineau Park, Quebec, to the Lava Fields of New Alyansh, B.C.: from the Sal-monberry of the west coast, to the Lesser Scaup Duck found on the interior lakes of the Prairies.Hans Blohm’s color photography would make a brilliant, marvellously detailed coffee table book, but the scientific tidbits about Canada’s delicate ecological system written by David Suzuki will delight readers of this book both young and old.Unfortunately one reverberating theme that echoes through Seascape is the fragility of some of the amazingly complex plant and animal life pictured and described here, and the sad fact that unless Canadians take more care with this priceless heritage it may be changed irrevocably.Suzuki’s in- SCIENCESCAPE T lieTSiitnir of Gmada = *«==* : '* Ni ItV.S «V; \«A*i* :>:•! HA*R:'> sightful little blurbs on the worm casts on the shores of Manitoba’s Lake Agassiz, or starfish found off Vancouver Island reveal his readily demonstrated love for the complexities of science, and they set this book apart from the usual photographic essays on the variegated topography of our eye-dazzling country.One Watermelon Seed, story by Celia Barker Lottridge, pictures by Karen Patkau (OXFORD): $10.95, colored illustrations.This is a children’s counting book in which Max and Josephine plant some fairly exotic seeds — eggplants, pepper seeds, watermelon seeds — and some usual seeds, such as corn, tomato and bean seeds, in a garden and wait for them to grow.Kids are given the number reinforcement that they need as pre-schoolers as they observe Max planting six blueberry bushes in the ground, as the family cat chases yellow and black butter- flies in the background.The harvest of all of the fruit and vegetables from the garden allows young readers to see larger numbers such as fifty, eighty and one hundred, as Max and Josephine delight in their “seventy strawberries, sweet and red”, or their “eighty stringbeans, thin and crisp”.The corn turns into hundreds and thousands of big white crunchy puffs of popcorn, as the kids celebrate their happy experience on cold winter nights when their garden has been covered with snow.Karen Patkau’s artwork is rich in colors and gives the kids lots of peripheral eyecatchers for parents to comment on as the numbers are being digested.RECORD REVIEWS Rock and Hyde UNDER THE VOLCANO (CAPITOL-EMI) Their tenure as two of the leading lights of West Coast group the Payola$ having faded out even in the face of their last album having been produced by hot ticket David Foster, Bob Rock and Paul Hyde have combined forces for an album project that represents the best writing they have ever done.Produced by Rock & Hyde and Bruce Fairbairn, UNDER THE VOLCANO has the kind of depth of texture that usually only emerges when an album has been given meticulous studio attention, with vocals, instrumentation and arrangements reflecting a great deal of painstaking care.The single release “Dirty Water” perfectly reveals that layering of vocals and pop sounds that should be greeted with mucho airplay, while the gathering of songs on the balance of the album takes in categories such as ballsy, aggressive tracks like “There’s Always Someone Tougher”; ironic children’s song such as “What Children Say”, which closes side one with its message to parents: “Little black sheep have you got any wool?/ I’ll be alright when my needle’s full/ There’s not much chance of a job anyway/ These are the things that children say”; savvy social satire in songs such as “The Blind, The Deaf and the Lame” with its witty and timely shots at television evangelists and their laughable pursuit of wealth as “ministers of the charge card church” ; and poignancy in a song with nostalgia and loneliness as themes in “Talk To Me”.Canadians are always eager to snap up the distinctive British accent in rock, with their affection for Supertramp, and Phil Collins leading the way, and Paul Hyde’s heavily accented voice should make this album not only popular here but in the United Kingdom as well.UNDER THE VOLCANO is a departure from the style of songs that were the Payola$ trademark, but if we can judge from the record’s liner notes.Rock & Hyde decided to implore producer Fairbairn to let them indulge themselves with happy results: “A very special thanks to our producer, Bruce Fairbairn who, risking sanity, did the decent thing and let us be ourselves (we can all look in the mirror in the morning now) and that’s the way it should be!” Jim Croce PHOTOGRAPHS & MEMORIES; TIME IN A BOTTLE; DOWN THE HIGHWAY (21 RECORDS—WEA) A retrospective three album release of material from Jim Croce features some of the seventies artist’s best work.Actually the PHOTOGRAPHS & MEMORIES album is the best buy of the three, containing as it does such Croce classics as “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown”, “Operator”, the title track, “Time In A Bottle”, “I Got A Name”, “You Don’t Mess Around With Jim”, and the raucous shouters such as “Roller Derby Queen” and “Rapid Roy (The Stock Car Boy)”.The other two albums are notable in their inclusion of more obscure songs such as DOWN THE HIGHWAY’S “Chain Gang Medley”, which features Sam Cooke’s “Chain Gang”, Curtis Mayfield’s “He Don’t Love You”, and the great Coaster’s rocker “Searchin”’.On this same album Croce also sings “Old Man River”, “Alabama Rain”, and a couple of other tracks that don't make it onto the hits packages.TIME IN A BOTTLE is a reminder that even mediocre Croce is superior to much of the dreck passing as Top 40 material these days, with “Dreamin’ Again”, “Thursday” and “These Dreams" representing some of the material that this unforgettable singer-songwriter preserved on record before the tragic plane crash that added his name to those of Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper.Richie Va-lens, and more recently Rick Nelson.as artists who have been vic- tims of air crashes.Even though Jim Croce’s music belongs to a very special era in pop music, one play of any of these three superb albums is lyrical proof that good songs are timeless and Croce’s guitar arrangements in tandem with lead acoustic guitarist Maury Muehleisen remain a standard of perfection for any guitar duos.Do someone you really like a large music favor by turning them on to Jim Croce’s inimitable style.VIDEO SCREENINGS HALF MOON STREET (EMBASSY VIDEO) American novelist Paul Theroux’s book Dr.Slaughter gets the cinematic treatment in a film directed by Bob Swaim, who also coauthored the screenplay with Edward Bear.Half Moon Street stars Sigourney Weaver as the outspoken, resolutely feminist Dr.Lauren Slaughter, who is working for the Middle Eastern Institute in London, England.By day Slaughter toils at the Institute penning articles on her specialty, the financial makeup of some of the world powers, only to have her words changed subtly and printed under the signature of some of the male chauvinist pigs she detests.By night Lauren Slaughter works for the Jasmine Agency as an escort to some of the visiting Middle Eastern bigwigs and some of Britain’s governing class such as Lord Bulbeck, played by a restrained Michael Caine.Slaughter falls for the suave Bulbeck, but unwittingly becomes the bait for a scheme which involves the very Arab gentlemen she often escorts to London’s nightly meetings, and a surprise they ha ve in store for the British lord.Along the way Weaver gets off some choice lines, such as her witty exchange with Caine, which develops as Lord Bulbeck is explaining to Dr.Slaughter that her escorting could lead to mischief: “My dear, you should be very careful”, says he.“You mean diseases and maniacs?Don’t worry! I’ve found a gynecologist who teaches karate”.What begins as a slow moving story, occasionally charged with some funny dialogue and social situations, turns into an exciting climax as Dr.Slaughter learns that her introduction to the opportunities of the Jasmine Agency was not due to chance, but that the videotape she had been mailed was merely the beginning of a carefully orchestrated plot in which she became an unsuspecting pawn for some unscrupulous Arabian gentlemen.Interest in HALF MOON STREET rides entirely on the portrayals of Slaughter and Bulbeck, and while Weaver and Caine are good in this one, more could have been made of Theroux’s book than this screenplay managed to do.(VIDEO AVAILABLE AT LE CLUB VIDEO.QUEEN STREET.LENNOXVILLE; AND AT TRE1-ZIEME AVENUE.SHER BROOKE.» LA TRIBUNE presents band kulabasd Salle Maurice O'Bready CENTRE CULTUREL Université de Sherbrooke Reservations 821-7744 TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MARCH 20.1987—5 Many have claimed they know where the treasure is By J.Boisvert, President This is the second part of a story about Roger's Rangers and the fate of a collection of treasures from a ransacked church.Part II Many attempts were made by money diggers in order to recuperate the treasures.Cabalistic formulas, ceremonials and plots were used for this purpose.The result was that one day as they were digging and pounding with an iron bar, the sound of a metallic box was heard (tradition said that the treasures were kept in a metallic box), a voice was raised and the box disappeared never to be found again.Burt’s Illustrated Guide: 1867 talks about Magoon’s Point, South of Georgeville, saying “An unexplored cavern exists in this locality, and it has been believed that a large amount of treasure stolen from a Roman Catholic Cathedral was secreted there.Indeed, there are persons who claim to have seen two massive gold candlesticks which were found buried in the road near the cave.” Having reached Lake Memphré-magog, Rogers cites in his report Bubbles By JACQUES BOISVERT of the Société d’Histoire du Lac Memphrémagog Inc.to General Amherst: “Rogers broke his detachment up into small companies.” Everything leads us to believe that part of his men passed on the west of the lake while the others went to the east side.We know for sure that they split up at the head of the lake (where Newport is today).Leonard Auger, our local historian, published a very well documented article relating this event in 1959.This article was also published by the Vermont Historical Society in volume 27, no.4, pages 287 to 304.Metro Goldwyn Meyer, a Hollywood film Company, inspired by Kenneth Rogers’ romantic novel of Northwest Passage, made a colored film in 1939.Part of the action takes place on Lake Memphrémagog.The shooting of the film was done in a corner of the Idaho State.The great Spencer Tracy portrayed Major Rogers.Father Gravel does not give this book much historical value.Tradition was preserved and we often hear people recalling that some of their relatives were saying that they knew where the treasures were buried Twenty-five years ago I was even approached by a Cherry River resident who asked for $5.000 payable in advance, to tell me on which farm the treasure was buried.I did not have that kind of money at the time and he later told me the name of the farmer who happened to own more than 700 acres.Good thing I did not take him seriously for, in all probability, I would still be digging.An intensive study should be made on this subject because according to Mr.Auger, Rogers’ attack means the extermination of the Abenakis.We find a similar conclusion in The Queen's York Rangers by Stewart H.Bull: “The abenakis were eliminated as a danger to frontier settlements for ever.” In 1985, there are only around 60 people only who can understand and speak Abenakis.We owe all these beautiful names: Memphremagog.Massawippi, Coaticook.etc.to this enchanting language.Rogers returned to England in 1782 He was jailed upon arrival for his numerous debts.Half his salary was given to pay his creditors during the years 1784 to 1794.He died in Borough on May 18, 1795 and was buried during a rain-fall in the church yard which later became the Elephant Hotel and Castle.“Finis Coronal Opus“ (the end crowms the work).Note from the author: In order to write these articles, archives are of the geatest importance, to us and we count on your habitual generosity to send us: photographs, documents, books, newspaper clippings.postal cards.Please do not hesitate to contact us at 446 Main West, Magog (Qué)JIX 2A9 or call at (819) 843-1212.Border Ticket Wicket will co-ordinate sales ROCK ISLAND — The nonprofit community group Heritage Technologies is embarking on a new venture they are calling the Border Ticket Wicket (Guichet frontalière).Us office in Rock Island will become a clearing house or co-ordination centre for tickets for local events, as well as tickets for performances outside the Three Villages.Heritage Technologies will be handling all the tickets for the performance of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, lolanthc at the Haskell Opera House May 2.This means that, although different clubs or groups or stores may have tickets to sell for it, they will all be co-ordinated through the Heritage Technologies office at 33 Main St.Currently the office hours are 8 a.m.to 4 p.m.weekdays.The group will also be coordinating tickets for their Steam Meet variety show with La Brise, Pat Hurley, Dave Donnachie and Friends at the Haskell May 23 and they hope to be the box office for the St Martin’s in the Fields singers from England May 30.To contact the Border Ticket Wicket for tickets, or to have ticket sales for an event handled by the office, call (819) 876-2080.If they spread the loss around among the big five, the nation will survive This debate on capital punishment is really fascinating.If and when the motion to restore the death penalty comes before the house MPs are going to be allowed to follow their conscience and not just vote along party lines.For many, this is going to be a problem since the Oerlikon Affair, the Sink Stevens fiasco, and the half dozen other Tory scandals gives rise to the suggestion that MPs’ consciences leave a little to be desired.The other problem is that most of the back benchers have never had to think up to Jhis point and to force them to do so know is in itself pro- Nancy Reagan.the real power?Who’s who By TADEUSZ LETARTE bably a cruel and unusual punishment.Probably no surprise to anyone is the fact that George Hees — who knew John A.Macdonald personally — is listed as uncommitted.(Wouldn’t want to commit ourselves until we know which way the wind is blowing now.Would be George?) Another fascinating point is the fact that no less than 19 Quebec Tories are against the death penalty whereas 49 Ontario MPs are for it.I wouldn’t want to draw any unwarranted conclusions here, but remember this next time you’re thinking of whooping it up in Toronto on a Sunday.Team Who, alias the team of the 80s, alias the Expos, is about to start the 1987 season and if you plan on dropping in on the Big Owe better buy a program at the front door.The only thing this year’s roster has in common with last year’s is the fact that it is printed on 120 weight, glossy finish paper.With Tim Raines gone to wherever and André Dawson batting for the Cubs not even a roof can help.Following the lead of no less an emminent person as José Sarney, president of Brazil,.I have decided to suspend indefinitely my payments on the various loans I have with Canadian banks.I’m sure if they spread the loss around among the big five, the nation will survive.Seriously though, with a potential George Hees.wouldn't want to commit ourselves.loss of $25 billion dollars, Canadian banks could be in big trouble if other debtor nations such as Mexico, follow suit.This could signal a return to the sock for thousands of Canadians interested in keeping their savings intact.And if you think I’m kidding, remember who got paid when the Continential Bank went bust.Just a hint — it wasn’t the small depositor.I don’t want to belabor a point, but if I read one more article on Nancy Reagan and how she’s the real power behind Ronald Reagan I’m going to toss my cookies.Anyway, who in their right mind is going to take credit for being the person who casuses Reagan to do the things he does.That’s like claiming you founded Toronto.Montreal April 2.1987 al 8 .20 p.m.St Viatcur Church.Outremont Laurier St.W (comer Bloomfield) Sherbrooke March 28.1987 at 8:20 p.m St-Jcan-Baptis(e Church Conseil St.Concert Chorus and cords MOZART Litaniae-Lauretanac PERGOLESE Magnificat VIVALDI Credo BACH Cantate no: 4 Ensemble vocal de Sherbrooke inc.and Instrumental ensemble under the direction of Jean-François Senart solists Helene Marlin, soprano Mane Lalerriere, mezzo-soprano Pierre Latour, tenor Yves St-Amant, bass Tickets adults: SIO students: S8 at the organ seniors: $8 Helene Panneton 6—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 20.1987 'There’s a stereotype that good Christians don’t mess with rock and roll.’ Anglican camp director started By Melanie Gruer AYER'S CLIFF' — F'rom rock and roller to reverend.That pretty much sums up Nick Brotherwood’s life.Pretty much.But not completely.Brotherwood never started out to be a rock and roller.He never started out to be an Anglican priest either but that’s what happened to consider a band with a name like that) and a Christian rock and roll band called After the Fire who climbed the pop charts to number five with their hit “Der Kommis-sar” in 1983.But that fame came after Brotherwood had put down his drum sticks for his Bible.JUST ONE BOOK But not long after.At 20, Brotherwood was on tour with his “/ wanted to exorcise Christianity from my life.I was looking for some kind of value system.I started reading with ‘the gospels are garbage* in my mind.But 1 started believing what Jesus was saying was true.My first reaction was to get out of rock and roll.” him before he settled in at his cozy new home and job as director of Quebec Lodge Camp on the shores of Lake Massawippi.An Englishman by birth, Brotherwood learned to play the drums at age 13 and became a professional musician at 18.He played with bands like the Mighty Flyers, Dave Reese, Screw (if you can believe a future priest could even band in Spain.Like a lot of young adults, he had rejected the teachings of his parents and the gospel his Sunday school teachers had tried to drill into his head.But he decided to take a look at the New Testament anyway.It’s funny that reading just one book can change a person’s life but that’s what happened to Brotherwood.“I wanted to exorcise Christiani- Brotherwood checks out the macaroni being served up by Winnie Mosher of Ayer’s Cliff.vl*!' ty from my life.I was looking for some kind of value system.I started reading with ‘the gospels are garbage’ in my mind.But I started believing what Jesus was saying was true.My first reaction was to get out of rock and roll,” he says.That didn’t happen — at least not immediately.But everything changed when Brotherwood met a Christian songwriter.“He wrote songs like I’d never heard before They weren’t ram-it-down-your-throat type of gospel songs.” And soon after, Brotherwood was tapping along to the beat of British band After the Fire.He didn’t have to get out of rock and roll to be a good Christian.“There’s a stereotype that good Christians don’t mess with rock and roll,” he said NO MORE CORRUPT Brotherwood admits that while the pop music business may be corrupting, it’s not any worse than a lot of other businesses.“It’s no more corrupt than say, merchant banking,” he said ; it’s just that you hear about the scandals much more frequently.He soon learned that Christianity can (and does) exist outside the church: it’s not just a one-hour gig on Sunday mornings.Although he says God has never spoken to him directly, he has received messages from God that have told him what direction to take in his life.He says it’s as if God was looking at his professional music career and saying, “OK Nick, that’s a pretty good idea but this is my plan for you.I said, ‘OK God that’s pretty wild.I hadn't though of that but I’ll go alongwith that’.” “God was telling me I want you to be you and be a priest.’ When I caught up with him in my slow, fumbling way, I said OK, OK.” And he did catch up.He spent three years at theology college in Nottingham, England, despite the reaction from his rock and roll peers.NEED GOOD LEADERS “It’s a scary transition into the priesthood.Some of my music peers told me it was a cop out but some said at last, there's someone out there who knows what we have been through because he has been there.It was a kind of symbol for them.We need good leaders who are visibly human." He went to work at an inner city church in Nottingham where 50 per cent of the church population was under the age of 30.He saw punk rockers kneeling down to take communion with the elderly ladies.The experience he says, was fantastic.“I know what it feels like to be an outsider.Jesus was always bringing in outsiders to become Jesus’ family.We must be careful not to makeitour club —it’s Jesus' family," he said.“Religious life is not just one hour on Sunday and then the other life.I can’t see how people get that from the Bible.” out as rock musician Brotherwood and infant son Matthew send a group of young Christians off on a sleigh ride.^ • V/ ; ' ' «Jr ¦ Brotherwood and his wife Sue and three children (now there are four) believed that they would eventually return to London to work at a church there.But that didn’t happen.God had another plan for the Brotherwoods.He had worked in various camps in Canada before but had always gone back to England to continue his studies.One day, he got a phone call asking him to consider the job as director at Quebec Lodge Camp — a Christian camp owned and On the cover: Rev.Nick Brotherwood stands outside one of the Quebec Lodge camp’s buildings with his son, Matthew.look at the camp.It was cold and grey and when the Brotherwoods saw the old farmhouse where they were to live, they were less than impressed about the whole idea.“God was telling me 7 want you to be you and be a priest.’ When / caught up with him in my slow, fumbling way, 1 said OK, OK.** operated by the Anglican Diocese of Quebec since 1953.SO ISOLATED “At first it seemed crazy.It seemed ludicrous.It was so isolated here.There were no neighbors and being city people, that’s one strike." They asked God for guidance and in November of 1985 they decided to come and at least have a “The house had asbestos ceilings, a basement that flooded every year and a very slanted staircase that would have been dangerous for my youngest who bas Down’s Syndrome,” said Brotherwood.“But we were encouraged by the people we met and interested in the idea of Quebec Lodge as a centre See next page RtCOR D/CHAR LBS BURY TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MARCH 20.1987—7 New look at gospel prompted rocker to become priest From lust page for renewal of the church.” They returned to England, unimpressed with the house but not the idea.“At Christmas, we got a phone call telling us that the house had burned down.Was God trying to tell us something?” They were asked again to come to Quebec to take the job.They were interested but another delay stood in their way.Sue Brotherwood’s father was dying of lung cancer and the family wanted to be with him.The Quebecers said they would keep the job open as long as was necessary.The Brotherwoods felt it was another indication from God.“We all felt it was right to come people of the Anglican church in Quebec.We have to make sense of what we have.It’s not just rural people who must adjust to rural life,” he said.This past week, the Brotherwoods were off to British Columbia to look at a similar centre and get some ideas of what could be done here on the 167 acres of land in Ayer’s Cliff.“It doesn’t have to be an exclusively Anglican place.It should be a place where people can discover Christianity and how it works.” “If people want it.it will happen but it wouldn’t be right to try to bulldoze something through.We have to let people have a look at it.” This summer the Brotherwoods are expecting 250 youths who will “/ know what it feels like to be an outsider.Jesus was always bringing in outsiders to become Jesus1 family.We must be careful not to make it our club — it's Jesus1 family.” so we came,” said Brotherwood.They arrived September 5, 1986 to take on their new life in North America and their first Canadian winter.And now, six months later, Brotherwood has taken on his new life and his new job with full force.He’s got big plans for Quebec Lodge but they are plans he knows, won’t happen overnight.He hopes to have fitness trails built and other athletic facilities as well; cross country skiing, windsurfing, etc.It will be a place where people will not only go to think about Christianity, hut to live it as well.HAVE TO MAKE SENSE “It’s no good if it’s simply my dream.It has to be the dream of the participate in junior and senior coed camps, an adventure week and a special arts camp the Brotherwoods have devised themselves — an easy task for a musician and his wife who is a dancer.Brotherwood says there have been strong links between Christianity and culture except for the past 100 years when the attitude at the church has changed.“Until the 19th century the church was a great, great patron of the arts.” “Church going has moved from a social event to an option.There are those who have remained defensive even sometimes inwardlooking.The church has to provide an accessible form of worship so people coming in off the streets can understand it.Culture never stops The Quebec Lodge camp is situated in 167 acres of woodland and meadows on the shores of iMke Massawippi, and its aim is to prepare people to take their places as Christians in today's world.changing,” he said.“The church exists in a cultural context.We’ve got to take a look at that.” “The Church has got to be involved where the people are.” SIGNS OF CHANGE And indeed, Brotherwood admits, the attitude about the church and even the church itself are showing signs of change.There are more Christian bands on the pop music scene than there ever were before — that’s a sign of the times.Brotherwood says it’s good to see Christian bands like Stryper and singer Amy Grant doing so well on the mainstream charts.“It’s hard for Christian rock and rollers.They are pushed away fom the church.” “Look at Cliff Richards.He was a 4 top 40 star and then he became a Christian and he’s still on the top 40 charts.” “What’s happening now is the way it should be.There are Christian artists working in the regular fold.” Brotherwood’s heart still partially lies in music although he says he doesn’t listen to it as much as he used to.He still puts on the old Motown and Genisis hits (his favorite) but can enjoy new bands like Canada’sGlassTigerand the Pointer Sisters.For the moment, Nick, Sue, Adam, Pippa, Kate and Matthew Brotherwood have settled in for the next three years at Quebec Lodge until they have another message from God about where their next mission is to be.Leaders of Anglican youth groups throughout the province met at the camp on the weekend.V^ovey On the Shores of Lake Massawippi at North Hatley, Que.Fine Food, attentive service in an enchanting atmosphere.Our dining room welcomes you every day for a business lunch, a ski lunch or a gourmet dinner.An exciting Brunch buffet is served every Sunday (11:30 a.m.- 2 pm.).l-raliirrd in "Country Inns & Hack Roads" "Classic Country Inns of America" n mm « Reservations are appreciated.Only 15 minutes from Sherbrooke Tel.: (819) 842-2421 I#»#»»»*»#»#—*»****—»—**•—»—»»*»»*—•***•»———»»—» 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1987 WHAT’S ON Music If you’re a loyal patron of the Georgian in Lennoxville, you’ll be familiar with the music of Mick Hall who’s become a weekend fixture there.Well, I’ve just been informed he’s been there one full year, and to celebrate the occasion there’s a special party planned for this Saturday night, starting at 11 p.m.and going on until 3 a.m.Not only will you hear great music, but you can also have a chance at some of the door prizes being offered.St.Patrick’s Day is too much fun to just last one day, or even one weekend, and so there are still special Irish-type things happening this weekend.One of these is an Irish Dance going on from 9 p.m.to 1 a m.tomorrow at the Bulwer Community Centre.There’ll be a pot luck lunch and old-time music by the Canadian Rainbows.The Bolton Brothers have come up with an antidote to this interminable winter in the form of what they call a Cabin Fever Reliever, taking place March 28 at the St.Thomas Church in South Bolton.This is a BYOB affair, with will cost $5 a couple or $3 an individual, and you can get your tickets by calling (514) 292-3893.Two nights of live music are planned at the Bar Harbour in Knowlton this weekend.Tonight there will be “countryfolk-grass” music by Harley and John, and tomorrow there’s “progressive folk” by Alan Young.I wonder if they teach this terminology in music appreciation classes.Tonight and tomorrow night you’ll find K.T.and the Hoggs playing at the F.L.Hideaway in Lennoxville, as they will be every Thursday, Friday and Saturday until the end of May.Across town at the Hut, Country Fever is once more the Saturday night entertainment.The Melody Mountain Boys play a wide variety of musical styles, from rock to country to favorite ballroom dances such as the cha-cha, at the Domaine RSVP in Sawyerville tomorrow night.This will go on from 9:30 to 1:30 and proceeds are going to the Cookshire School.Music at the Salle Jean-Paul this Saturday and the following two Saturdays is by the Troubadours.In Ayer’s Cliff, the Con-cords play throughout the month at the Shady Crest, every Friday and Saturday night.Wa-terville’s hot spot, the Bretagne Bar Salon, has the Good Ole Boys playing all month long, Fridays and Saturdays starting at 9 and Sundays starting at 4 p.m.Ramblin Fever, featuring Roger Goodsell and Steve Powers, continues at the Maples in Stanstead tonight and Saturday night, while the Del Monty in Rock Island has the same band as last week, Network, from Montreal.Across the border in Derby Line, Bridges performs tonight and tomorrow night.# ^ REC'ORD'PERRY BEATON Bishop's University drama students try their hand at the beloved Thornton Wilder classic, ‘Oiir Town’, tonight and tomorrow night at Centennial Theatre in Lennoxville.See Theatre column.By Laurel Sherrer Country-western music by The Reynolds Brothers is featured not this weekend, but next (March 27 and 28) at the Bar Salon Chez Ralph in Mansonville.Mac’n’Tosh liven up the Old Mill in Stanbridge East once again tonight and Saturday night.You can expect to see them there throughout the months of March and April If you've been listening to and enjoying the recent hits of local favorite Jim Corcoran on the radio, you’ll be wanting to attend his concert March 31 at the Salle Maurice O’Brea-dy in Sherbrooke.He’ll be performing with the Kalabash Band, the group who backed him up on his recent album, Miss Kalabash.If you’d like to have tickets, you can call the box office at (819) 821-7744.This Sunday at 3 p.m.the Bishop’s University Singers, with Nancy Rahn conducting, perform works by Haydn, Dvorak and Ireland at the Plymouth-Trinity United Church in Sherbrooke.This 50-minute concert is the fourth recital in a series of concerts being presented at the church, with proceeds going toward a fund to pay for the restoration of the organ.Admission is $3.To celebrate its tenth anniversary, the Old Brick Church concert series is presenting Dutch baroque cellist Anner Bijlsma in concert at the church in West Brome March 28 and 29.The concert is free for supporters of Brome Beaux Arts, or $15 per pair of tickets for those who’d like to become supporters.Bijlsma will perform the six suites for unaccompanied cello by J.S.Bach at 8p.m.the 28th and 3 p.m.the 29th.Saturday, March 28, the Ensemble Vocal de Sherbrooke.directed by Jean-François Sénart will put on its spring concert at the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church in Sherbrooke.Organist Hélène Panneton and six other instrumentalists will accompany the chorists as they perform works by Mozart.Pergolèse, Vivaldi and Bach.The concert takes place at 8:30 p.m.Theatre Life in the small town of Grover’s Comers is brought to life on the Centennial Theatre stage tonight and tomorrow night in the Thornton Wilder classic, Our Town, directed by Greg Tuck.By telling the story of some pretty ordinary people in a pretty ordinary little town at the turn of the century, the play illustrates just how valuable the seemingly unimportant events and simple pleasures of life are to us.The Bishop’s University drama department is making a bit of a departure from the familiar versions of the play, where the set is minimal.As designer Peter McHugh explains, the author called for a stage that was practically bare as sort of a reaction against the overly realistic and complex backdrops that were common in the theatre of the day (the late 30s).This production will attempt to make the same comment by providing pieces of a set that are obviously pieces of a set — with no attempt to hide the carpentry work that holds them up.or anything like that.Showtime is 8 p.m.and if you'd like more information, call the box office at (819) 563-4966.By sheer coincidence there’s a French version of the same play, \otre Petite Ville, planned for March 28 at Centennial.This one is by Le Masque theatre company, and will stick more to the traditional lines of the play, with the full complement of costumes, sound effects and music, but with a nearly bare stage.It might be an interesting experiment to see both versions, and decide which approach you like best.Notre Petite Ville was translated by Yvon Theriault and this production is directed by Ré jean Chaloux Showtime is 8:30 p.m.The Anton Tchékhov classic, La Mouette (The Seagull), will be performed next week at the Salle Maurice O’Bready on the University of Sherbrooke campus.This play presents beings who aspire to a lofty ideal, only to be broken down by a stifling daily existance, and a brutal reality that destroys all noble sentiments and ambitions.Adapted by Marguerite Duras and directed by Michel Forgues, the play is being presented by the Théâtre populaire du Québec at 8:30 p.m.next Wednesday.If you’d like tickets, you can call the box office at (819) 821-7744 to reserve.Tap-dancing is an oft-misunderstood art, associated in many people’s minds with kiddie talent shows and hokey amateur acts.A show coming up March 31 at Centennial Theatre in Lennoxville is bound to dispel that image.The National Tap Dance Company is the attraction, and they’ll be performing choreographies based on such widely ranging works as a Beatles' medley and J.S.Bach’s 3rd Brandenburg Concerto.The performance incorporates all kinds of new approaches to tap, bringing in mime, theatre, video effects and new musical compositions.Ballet, jazz ballet and modern dance are also worked in.The eight dancers perform for the general public at 8 p.m., after an afternoon performance especially for Eastern Townships School Board students.Tickets are on sale now, and you can reserve by calling (819) 563-4966.Students in Option-théâtre-animation at the University of Sherbrooke are putting together a comedy that comments, in a humorous and inventive way, on the injustices and vicissitudes of life.Comment M.Mockinpott fut libéré de ses tourments, a play by German-born playwright Peter Weiss, tells of a man in his 50s who, brought up in a conservative bourgeois society, proves to be naive and gullible in the face of some of the absurdities of life.The play starts out with him in prison, not knowing why, and once released he’s thrown out of the house by his wife, who is now living with another man ; his boss fires him ; and he is further rendered helpless by cruel tricks his doctor and the government play on him.The final blow is then dealt by none other than God Himself.The characters, wearing outrageous costumes, are stylized and three dimensional, giving the whole play a comic strip element.Comment M.Mockinpott fut libéré de ses tourments will be performed April 1 through the 11th in the Cultural Centre on the University of Sherbrooke campus.Exhibitions/Events Paintings done between 1913 and 1921 by Ozias Leduc are featured in an exhibition currently on at the Leon Marcotte Exhibition Centre on Frontenac Street in Sherbrooke.There are actually two exhibitions about this artist going on at once : one entitled Ozias Leduc, lieux de méditation, provided by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and another, Ozias parmi nous a display of the painter’s work on loan from various collectors around our own region.The two shows will continue until April.You can visit the centre between 12:30 and 5 p.m.Tuesday through Sunday.Cent peintres rendent hommage à Marie Chapdeleine is the name of a show on at the Sherbrooke Museum of Fine Arts until April 17.This is a collection of paintings by 100 artists, all of which are contained in an album by the same name.The museum, at 86 Wellington St.N., is open from 1 to 5 p.m.every day except Saturday.Artwork in a wide variety of styles and media is featured in the annual student exhibition at the Bishop's-Champlain Art Gallery.The gallery is open Monday to Friday from 11 a m.to 3 p.m.Monday to Friday.An exhibition of 45 masks, chosen at random from the creations of 392 participants in an arts and crafts contest last fall, continues this week in the Albert Gravel room at the Sherbrooke Municipal Library.Works by Hannelore Storm and Suzanne Fortin continue to be on display at the Horace Gallery in Sherbrooke.Storm creates sculpted paintings or painted sculptures, depending on your point of view.They are made of large painted panels, cut out, folded and divided in such a way as to displace the boundaries between the object and its reflection, according to the gallery’s literature.Fortin’s installations create “a highly idealized mythical universe” which “takes the spectator out of daily reality.” Drop by the Tayaut Gallery in North Hatley before April 5 and you’ll see an interesting collection of Indian and Inuit artifacts.The gallery is open from 10 a m.to 5 p.m.on the weekend, but you can call to make an appointment almost anytime.The number is (819)842-2695.Gavina Carboni Blais' paintings on silk are currently dis- TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MARCH 20.1987-9 Sigourney Weaver is an adventurous woman who I works as a foreign affairs researcher during the day, an escort at night, in the movie Half Moon Street.See Movies column.played at the Beaulne Museum in Coaticook.You can see this exhibition between 1 and 4 p.m.Wednesday to Sunday, or make an appointment by calling (819) 849-6560.Drawings and acrylic paintings by Colette Genest are featured in an exhibition entitled Fantaisie, rêve, mysticisme now on at the Memphremagog Library on Merry St.in Magog.“My works describe inner feelings and so are rather humanistic,” Genest says.“Their symbolism tinged with fantasy is often related to a subconscious reality.I endeavor to picture realities that are important to me and develop an awareness to everything that is human: inner life and other dimensions of the soul.” Starting Sunday at the Cultural Centre on the University of Sherbrooke campus, Montreal artist François Sullivan is presenting a series of works in acrylic done while he was on the island of Crete.The exhibition, entitled Cycles Cretois -II, is in the main hall of the Cultural Centre, and will continue until May 1.In the adjoining art gallery, the exhibition that takes over Sunday is called A/Venture.Organized by the Saidye Bronfman Centre of Montreal, this show features the work of 13 artists chosen by art critic Jean Tourangeau because they demonstrate the freedom Quebec artists have experienced during the 1980s.A retrospective exhibition of oils by the late Emily LeBa-ron will take place starting tomorrow at the North Hatley Library.The works can be seen during regular library Kathleen Turner plays a woman who has a second chance to make some crucial decisions about her life in the movie Peggy Sue Got Married.See Movies column.hours: 10 a m.to 12:30 p.m.Tuesday to Friday.6:30 to 8:30 Wednesday evening and 10 a.m.to noon Saturday.Noted Canadian writer Audrey Thomas will read from her work at Champlain College in Lennoxville next Wednesday at 8 p.m.in the faculty lounge of McGreer Hall.Thomas is the author of several volumes of short stories ( Ten Green Bottles, Ladies and Escorts, Real Mothers.Inter tidal Life) and novels (Mrs.Blood.Songs My Mother Taught Me, Blown Figures.Latakia).as well as a book of complementary novellas (Munchmeyer and Prospero on the Island).In stories rich in image and illusion, Thomas explores the complex relationships between people with New York, Ghana.Europe and her home on Galiano Island used as settings and metaphors.Movies My recommendation of the week would have to be Peggy Sue Got Married, showing at the Maison du Cinéma in Sherbrooke tonight through Monday night at 7:15 p.m.with a Sunday matinee at 1:15 p.m Kathleen Turner puts in a wonderful performance as a woman who, through some strange circumstanceson thenightof a high-school reunion, goes back 20 years in time to relive a time in her youth when she made some big decisions that determined how her life would turn out.Given that she’s on the verge of marital break-up that’s tearing her apart, the dilemna she relives is whether she would marry her dashing beau if she could do it all over again.It’s a sweet and poignant film that leaves you thinking about what you'd do differently in your own life — and particularly how you’d treasure the loved ones and the happy times more if you really thought about how you’d miss them when they were gone.There are a couple of other English-language films on at the Maison du Cinéma in the coming week.Half Moon Street stars Sigourney Weaver as a woman who works as a foreign affairs researcher during the day, and an escort at night.Her sexually liberated lifestyle, however, leads her into a world of international intrigue and danger.Michael Caine co-stars.The movie is showing at 7:15 next Tuesday to Thursday.Then there’s Brighton Beach Memoirs, showing at 9:30 p.m.Tuesday through Thursday.This is a nostalgic film by Neil Simon, which looks at a Jewish family in Brooklyn during the Depression.Oliver Stone’s startling and disturbing look at the Vietnam war.Platoon, continues to play at the Cinema Capitol in Sherbrooke in the coming week, at 6:45 and 9:15 nightly, with matinees at 1 p.m.Sunday and Tuesday.The show also goes into its second week at the Cinema Princess in Cowansville, where it’s showing at 7 and 9:15 Friday to Sunday and at 8 p.m.Monday to Thursday.To find out the times of movies at the Merrill’s Showplace Cinemas in Newport, Vt., you’ll have to call the theatre at (802) 334-6830.The movies playing there are Platoon.Mannequin and Black Widow.From all reports.Mannequin is a somewhat worse than mediocre film about a store-window mannequin that comes to life, and, of course, the guy who falls in love with her.Black Widow is about a woman who marries men and kills them in rapid succession.Mel Gibson and Danny Glover star in Lethal Weapon, playing this week at the Cinemas du Carrefour at 7:30 and 9:30 nightly.It’s about a cop who goes on the rampage.Next Tuesday the National Film Board Theatre, at 311 King St.W., is showing three films about good citizenship, once at 2 p.m.and a second time at 8 p.m.With Our Own Two Hands documents the expectations and discoveries of 16 Canadian farmers during their eight-week work brigade in Nicaragua.Kaspar is a seven-minute film that takes a satirical look at public spiritedness.In To Set Our House in Order a young girl begins to question the benevolence of God and the order in God’s world as she comes to grips with previously concealed information about the death of her uncle in the First World War.You can get in to see all three of these films absolutely free.Television Swing Shift, starring Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell and Christine Lahti is being presented Saturday at 8 p.m.on CTV Television.This is billed as “a human drama infused with friendship and hardship, triumph and transition, courage and comedy during WWII”.Sunday at 8 p.m.Vermont ETV has a three-hour special featuring some of the big names in music today.A Musical Toast: The Stars Shine on Public Television is hosted by Itzhak Perlman and the stars performing include Leonard WHAT’S ON Bernadette Peters is one of the performers in a three-hour musical special Sunday night on Vermont ETV.Bernstein, Marilyn Horne, Roberta Peters, the Modern Jazz Quartet and Pinchas Zukerman.El Norte, the critically acclaimed film about a teenage brother and sister who flee their native Guatemala after their parents are slain, is being telecast Monday at 9 p.m.on Vermont ETV.The nightha wks among you may be interested to know the 1945 classic The Corn is Green is being shown at midnight Tuesday on CBC Television This stars Bette Davis as an idealist schoolmistress who finds one lad in a Welsh mining village with the spark of creativity to seek finer things in life.John Dali plays the student, who is distrustful of the accoutrements of learning.The Honorable Flora MacDonald, minister of communications, makes her acting debut next Thursday at 7:30 p.m on The Campbells on CTV Television MacDonald plays the ambitious wife of a Tory politician, Sir William Stevenson.Thursday at 8 p.m.there’s a one hour special about celebrated Canadian novelist Morley Callaghan.In Morley Callaghan — First Person Singular, the author of some dozen novels and 100 short stories takes us on a sentimental journey into his past, to the Toronto and Paris he knew as a young man in the 20s and 30s.The Honorable Flora MacDonald tries her hand at acting on The Campbells, next Thursday on CTV.See Television column.ft : 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1987 Volcano is one of Hawaii’s most popular attractions By Leslie Shepherd HILO, Hawaii (CP) — The Big Island of Hawaii is getting even bigger.The island, already by far the largest in the Hawaiian chain, has grown by more than 50 hectares during the latest eruption of Ki-lauea Volcano, as molten lava hardened into rock when it hit the Pacific Ocean.In its fiery run from a vent on the east side of the volcano down to the sea, the lava has destroyed homes, blocked highways and caused millions of dollars of damage.Yet Kilauea, known as the “drive-in volcano” because most of it is so accessible, and Mauna Loa, the island's other active volcano, are two of Hawaii’s most popular tourist attractions.Evidence of past volcanic activity is everywhere in Hawaii.Old lava flows are marked by roadside signs and even the Kailua-Kona airstrip was smoothed out of an ancient lava flow.VOLCANOES ACTIVE The volcanoes, considered the most active in the world, are located in Volcanoes National Park, a two-hour drive from the Kona coast on the west side of the island and a one-hour drive from the capital city of Hilo on the rainy east coast.That’s assuming, of course, that you haven't plunked down a minimum of $110 US for a helicopter tour of the volcanoes.A drive through the park takes you past not only the huge craters and old lava flows but also steam vents hissing out foul-smelling sulphuric gas from the bowels of the earth.Surrounding the craters is barren land so closely resembling the EXCLUSIVELY: moonscape that American astronauts trained there to get a feel of what it would be like to walk on the moon.Yet just down the slopes are lush green fern jungles and wooded areas full of colorful wild orchids, birds and butterflies.ADMISSION FREE Admission to the park is free and there are visitors’ centres at both the east and west entrances complete with brochures, leaflets and up-to-the-minute maps showing which roads are closed because of volcanic activity.There is also an hourly film at the Kilauea Visitor Centre at the west entrance explaining how volcanoes are formed and how they behave.But bring a sweater.Despite the island’s tropical image, the northern side of Kilauea’s summit is 1,200 metres above sea level and the weather is often cool and rainy.There’s no record of freezing temperatures at Kilauea, but snow can be found in winter at the 3,000-metre mark on Mauna Loa.Most eruptions at Kilauea and Mauna Loa are mild and predictable.Their activity is monitored around the clock by scientists at the Hawaiian Volcanic Observatory on the island.Kilauea has been erupting intermittently for four years.The current phase began in July and intensified in November.It’s too dangerous to drive near the actual lava flows, which can be as hot as 1,100 degrees C, so roads leading to that area are blocked to tourists.PASSES CRATERS Unfortunately, that has sometimes included the popular Chain of Craters Road, a 50-kilometre drive from the park’s eastern visitor’s centre that passes by several craters formed in prehistoric times as well as more recent lava fields which sometimes resemble deformed heads and bodies.Check before leaving.But a good consolation prize is Crater Rim Drive, a 17.5-kilometre road circling Kilauea Crater, which according to legend is the home of Pele, the volcano goddess.Allow at least one hour to make the trip because there are many trails and specially marked camera stops overlooking the crater.The road passes numerous vents which spew out gases and billowing steam clouds.Don’t get too close — they’re as hot as they look.Those with respiratory problems are advised to stay clear of the vents altogether.The park is a popular spot for hikers.Trails range from a half-hour stroll to a three- or four-day climb up to Mauna Loa’s summit.However, hikers are warned to stay on the trails.The surface of Kilauea is laced with deep cracks, many of which are hidden by vegetation.Recent lava flows collapse easily.There’s more of Hawaii to love since the last eruption Volcano, which added more than 50 hectares to the Big if* m'r- IjÉSmu' of the Kilauea Island.Hawaii golf course presents unique traps By Jim Sheppard KONA, Hawaii (CP) — The golf ball soars off the tee into the cloudless tropical sky, then drops quickly to the left of the lush green fairway lined with waving palm trees.Suddenly, it’s back in the air again, leaping once, twice, then three times at crazy angles.A pinging sound drifts back on the slight breeze as Madame Pele, Hawaiian volcano goddess, claims yet another errant drive to her bosom in the maze of black lava rocks that substitute for rough at Waiko-loa Beach Golf Course.It’s hard to know whether to be annoyed at having to tee it up again — at the cost of another couple of strokes and another couple of dollars for a lost ball — or bemused at having fallen victim to a skilfully planned trap.PARIS • LONDON • AMSTERDAM • BRUSSELS $ 383 00 DEPARTURE TIL MAY 15TH, 1987 MAXIMUM STAY 1 MONTH AVANTAGES CLUB VOYAGES Consult: JlldUll.â A Gâ VOYAGES ® (FRI) 16—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1987 Monday DAYTIME SPECIAL 8:30 (FC) DANGER ON DARTMOOR As a thick fog hangs over Dartmoor, some children find adventure when they become lost and encounter a wild dog, an escaped convict and a host of other dangers.Stars Marcus Evans, Simon Henderson.DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 (B ROMPER ROOM 8:30 (FC) DANGER ON DARTMOOR As a thick fog hangs over Dartmoor, some children find adventure when they become lost and encounter a wild dog, an escaped convict and a host of other dangers.Stars Marcus Evans, Simon Henderson.4:30 Q SHARON.LOIS 6 BRAM’S ELEPHANT SHOW Everyone tries to get Elephant down from a tree.Maury Chaykin guest stars.(R) DAYTIME SPORTS 6:30 (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING (R) 8:30 (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT A look at the major sports stories from Europe.Hosted by Graham Leggat.(R) 7:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 8:00 (TSN) PRE-SEASON BASEBALL Minnesota Twins vs.Montreal Expos (R) 10:30 (TSN) SNOOKER United Kingdom Pro Championship, final, from Preston, England.(R) 12:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL France vs.Scotland and Wales vs.England in Five Nations Championships (R) 1:30 (TSN) PRE-SEASON BASEBALL Detroit Tigers vs.Toronto Blue Jays (Live) 4:00 (TSN) EUROPEAN REPORT A look at the major sports stories from Europe.Hosted by Graham Leggat.(R) 4:30 (TSN) AUTO RACING World Sportscar Championship.(R) DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 (PC) ?"Une creature de reve" (1985, Comedie) Anthony Michael, Kelly Le-Brock.Deux adolescents qui n’ont aucun succès auprès des filles décident un jour d'utiliser le système informatique de l’un d’eux pour mettre au point une femme superbe.8:00 (FC) ?"The Slugger’s Wife" (1985, Comedy) Michael O'Keefe, Rebecca DeMornay.After a whirlwind romance, an aspiring rock singer and a baseball player marry, only to be pulled apart by conflicting career demands.'PG-13' 8:30 (PC) "Deux ans de vacances" (1984, Animation) Une troupe d'enfants de huit a treize ans, abandonnes dans une ile, luttant pour la vie au milieu des passions entretenues par les differences de nationalité.9:30 (FC) Ir + V» "Little Malcolm” (1974.Drama) John Hurt.John McEnery.An adaptation of David Halllwell’s mid-1960s play dealing with the lack of substance in a youthful non-conformist's alliance with a revolutionary group.10:00 O "Non je ne veux pas me marier" (1970, Comedie) Herschel Bernar di, Nanette Fabray.Quand un simple casanier devient veuf, il découvre tout un monde de femmes prêtent a accourir autour de lui.10:16 (PC) ?"Transylvanie 6-5000" (1985, Comedie) Jeff Goldblum, Ed Begley Deux reporters a l'emploi d’un journal a sensations sont envoyas par leur patron en Transylvanie pour y enquêter sur la legende de Frankenstein.11:30 (FC) * ?* "The Man Who Loved Women” (1977, Comedy) Charles Denner, Leslie Caron A man is so obsessed with beautiful women that he finds it difficult to remain satisfied with any individual relationship.(Dubbed) 12:00 (PC) ?"Le chat noir" (1978.Drame) Honor Blackman, Wilfrid Hyde White.A minuit, dans une grande demeure au milieu des marécages, des heritiers potentiels se reunissent autour d'un vieil excentrique.12:16 O ID AH "Des Espions dans la ville" (1981, Drame) Lee Majors, Robert Mitchum.Un publicitaire démasqué une entreprise pour contrôler l’opinion publique apres la mort suspecte d’un collaborateur 1:30 (FC) "Funny Girl” (1968, Musi- cal) Barbra Streisand, Omar Sharif.Fanny Brice, a stageatruck girl from New York’s Lower East Side, overcomes a aeries of heartbreaks to become one of America's most beloved stars.’G’ 1:46 (PC) "La garce" (1984, Drame) Isabelle Huppert, Richard Berry.Un inspecteur de police venu aider une inconnue sur la route est poursuivi en justice par la jeune femme apres qu’elle est violee.2:30 0 O ** "Le duel" (1940.Drame) Yvonne Printemps.Raimu.Un pilote de l'aviation s'intéresse plus a son metier qu'a sa femme.3:30 (PC) ?"Lucy Walker" (1986.Documentaire) Jenny Seagrove, Oliver Tobias La vision de la robe blanche sur les pentes de la montagne devint familière de tous de la Premiere Dame des Alpes1, Lucy Walker, alpiniste.4:00 (FC) AAH "Marvin And Tige" (1983, Drama) John Cassavetes, Billy Dee Williams.Having fallen on hard times and into the bottle after his wife's death, a former executive averts an 11-year-old youth from suicide and becomes his surrogate father.‘PG’ 4:30 (PC) A A "Deux ans de vacances" (1984, Animation) Une troupe d’enfants de huit a treize ans.abandonnes dans une ile, luttant pour la vie au milieu des passions entretenues par les differences de nationalité.EVENING 6:00 O MONTREAL CE SOIR O O Q 0 (B 9 news O nouvelles O BENNY HILL (DICI MONTREAL g © PASSE-PARTOUT "Les labours" O) MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) ALL MY SONS James Whitmore, Michael Learned and Aidan Quinn star in this adaptation of Arthur Miller’s dramatic play about a family who discovers that their father's business ethics during World War II could have caused the death of a family member.(PC) CINEMA AAA "Danse a contre jour" (1986.Drama) Martha Henry, Neil Munro.Une jeune femme qui a construit une forteresse de reves autour de son mari et de son foyer se rend vite compte qu elle n'a pas les outils necessaires pour prouver que son mari la trompe 8:30 O NBC NEWS O O) ABC NEWS g O NOUVELLES SD CASSE-TETE SU TELESERVICE (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 Q O L'AGENT FAIT LE BONHEUR 1 Le cauchemar de Benoit" Benoit est pour la peine de mort; Suite a un cauchemar, il changera d’opinion, g O CBS NEWS O WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q COUNTRY REPORT O SD PEAU DE BANANE "A le poursuite d'Elvis" L'ange gardien d'Elvis Laurier arrive a l'improviste chez Claude et Simone pour leur demander de l'heberger parce que des bandits le pourchassent, g O NEWLYWED GAME (B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Whoopi Goldberg.In stereo.(B THREE'S COMPANY 33 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (PC) CINEMA ?"S.O.S.fantômes" (1984.Comedie) Dan Aykroyd.Bill Murray.Trois parapsychologues, recycles dans la chasse aux fantômes, sont bientôt submerges de trevail.(TSN) SKI WORLD 7:30 8 O POIVRE ET SEL "La visite chez le psychiatre" Patrick veut que Hector aille chez un psychiatre, g 8 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES QM’A*S*H O TALES OF THE MOUSE HOCKEY LEAGUE Animated.The Mouse Hockey League sets out to bring back a retired legendary hockey player as they defend their title against the notorious Rink Rats in the big game for the greatest prize - the Cheddar Cup.8 G3 L'OR DU TEMPS Sophie a un entretien avec Jean-Philippe avant d'aller chercher Alexandre a l'hôpital.Alexandre demeurera chez Helene et Michel ira le voir.O DATING GAME (B LIVE IT UP A look into personal services; a barbershop chorus: different methods of fishing.(R) g 8 BENNY HILL €D QUESTIONS D'ARGENT 8 VERMONT REPORT (TSN) NHL HOCKEY Edmonton Oilers at New Jersey Devils (Live) 8:00 8 Q DES DAMES DE COEUR Claire et Liliane sont seules et se parlent.Marc accepte mal l’arrivee de la jeune femme.Jean-Paul surprend Julie et Paul au bar.g B O KATE 8 ALLIE Chip meets a girl at a memorial service for hit friend's pet parakeet, g 8 ALF At ALF's urging, Brian tella his teachers that there are 11 planets in the solar system.In stereo 8 Œ) LE PRIX D’UN AMOUR O (B 8 MACGYVER MacGyver helps an American accused of spying escape from a Central American army camp, g SE) L’UNIVERS DE "Francois Barbeau" Cet homme de theatre qui tut costumier pendant ving-cinq ans, puis professeur de dessin a l'Ecole nationale de theatre et depuis quelques années metteur en scene {B ADVENTURE An international team from Australia, England and the United States uses two hot-air balloons to make the first balloon voyage along the Nepalese Himalayas toward Mount Everest, g (MM) SOFT AND ROMANTIC 8:30 o POPCORN KID (Premiere) Comedy revolving around the lives and dreams of a group of Kansas City teen-agers.Stars Bruce Norris and Raye Birk Tonight: IB-year-old Scott Creasman campaigns to save the Majestic Theater from demolition.8 VALERIE David wrecks hia father's sportscar while trying to impress his girlfriend.In stereo, g Q AIRWAVES Jean's new meticulous housekeeper creates havoc in the Lip-ton household.(FC) MOVIE "Gung Ho" (1986, Comedy) Michael Keaton.Gedde Watanabe.American auto workers have a hard time accepting their new bosses' working methods when a Japanese car manufacturer takes over a Pennsylvania assembly plant.'PG-13' 9:00 8 O LE PARC DES BRAVES Colette interroge les journaux et la radio pour savoir si Ti-Jean se trouve dans les troupes canadiennes qui ont débarqué en Sicile, g O O NEWHART Dick heads for the West to fulfill his dream of becoming a cowboy (R) g 0 NUTCRACKER: MONEY.MADNESS AND MURDER Frances demands that Larry and Marc steal cash and stocks from Franklin during a summer visit to Utah; worried about being cut out of the will, Frances convinces Marc to murder his grandfather.Stars Lee Remick, G.D.Spradlin and Tate Donovan.(Part 2 of 3) In stereo, g O ID DYNASTIE "Les vacances" Claudia avoue a Steven sa relation avec Dean Caldwell; Blake fait une offre pour racheter son pur-sang Allegree.0 0 MOVIE "Fight For Life" (Premiere, Drama) Jerry Lewis, Patty Duke.The fact-based story of an American couple's efforts to secure a drug, available only in England, that would help control their daughter's severe epileptic seizures, g (B MOVIE "Something In Common” (1986, Drama) Ellen Burstyn, Tuesday Weld After urging her son to find a girlfriend, a widowed editor is shocked to discover that he's taken up with a woman close to her own age.g © TELEDOCUMENTS "Récits d'une guerre quotidienne" La vie quotidienne du Chili sous le regime dictatorial du general Pinochet.CE) MOVIE AAH "El Norte" (1984, Drama) Zaide Silvia Guitierrez, David Villal-pando Two Guatemalan Indians face betrayal and exploitation when they leave their small village in search of prosperity in America.An "American Playhouse” presentation.(R) g (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS 9:300 O DECIBELS Invite: Belgazou.O O DESIGNING WOMEN Suzanne agrees to become a temporary foster mother.10:00 O O LE TELEJOURNAL Q O CAGNEY ft LACEY A teen-age robbery suspect shoots Lacey while she and Cagney are in pursuit of the youth and his accomplice, g Q NATIONAL g 8 ID AO LIB Œ NOVA "Si une catastrophe" Si une catastrophe nucléaire devait survenir, quelles chances avons-nous de nous en tirer?La planification de la protection civile est-elle efficace?(PC) CINEMA ?"Special police" (1985, Drame) Richard Berry, Carole Bouquet.Pendant une enquete sur un double meurtre, un detective tombe accidentellement sur une mallette contenant des enregistrements compromettants pour une puissante organisation.(MM) ROLLING STONES SPOTLIGHT 10:26 O Q LE POINT O JOURNAL 10:30(FC) MOVIE ?"My First Wife" (1984, Drama) John Hargreaves, Wendy Hughes When his wife announces that their 10-year marriage is over and that she is having an affair, a man sinks into incapacitating despair.(TSN) SPORTS PAGE A sports talk-show hosted by John Wells.(Live) 11:0088 QQQnews a (D LES NOUVELLES TVA g (B CTV NEWS g 3) TELESERVICE (R) (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:06 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:16 8 CAMP D’ENTRAINEMENT DES EXPOS 11:20 8 NEWS 11:30 8 CINEMA AA* "La passion de Jeanne d'Arc" (1928, Drame) Renee Falconetti, Eugene Sylvain.Le procès de Jeanne d’Arc, depuis son arrestation jusqu'à sa mort sur le bûcher.8 SIMON 6 SIMON Rick snd A.J.switch identities to help a couple investigate a real-estate magnate.(R) 8 BEST OF CARSON From February 1986: actor Don Ameche and pro wrestler America Morris join host Johnny Carson.In stereo.(R) Q MAUDE Maude makes a desperate attempt for recognition from Walter at her surprise party.(R) B LES NOUVELLES O ffi NIGHTLINE g 8 MOVIE AA» "Angela" (1956, Suspense) Dennis O'Keefe.Rosaano Brazzi.An American finds himself implicated in a plot for murder when he pursues the charms of a beautiful woman.(TSN) PRE-SEASON BASEBALL Detroit Tigers vs.Toronto Blue Jays (R) 11:46 8 NOUVELLES DU SPORT (PC) CINEMA AAA "Le chat noir" (1978.Drame) Honor Blackman, Wilfrid Hyde-White.A minuit, dans une grande demeure au milieu des marécages, des heritiers potentiels se réunissent autour d'un vieil excentrique.12:00 8 MINDER Arthur installs an illegal phone in his car; when the daughter of a wealthy hamburger magnate takes an interest in Terry, his employer dreams of instant wealth.(R) 8 HEURE JUSTE (R) NEWS O Œ) LES NOUVELLES TVA g Q STARSKY ET HUTCH "Le crosiere mouvementée" (B CTV NEWS g 3) TELESERVICE (R) S) MOVIE +**» "The Senator Was Indiscreet” (1947.Comedy) William Powell, Peter Lind Hayes.A missing political diary turns up at a very embarrassing and crucial point in a senator’s campaign.11:05 G LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:15 G LE CAMP D'ENTRAINEMENT DES EXPOS 11:20 (B NEWS 11:30Q CINEMA *?"Napoleon" (1955, Biographie) Pierre Brasseur, Daniel Gel-in.La vie de Napoleon racontée par Tal-leyrand-Guitry.O ADDERLY Adderly's assigned to protect a human rights activist who heads an amnesty group.(R) G TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Car-son.Scheduled: actor John Larro-quette, comic John Mendoza.In stereo.O MAUDE Walter loses a bundle on e bad investment tip given to him by Arthur (R) O NOUVELLES O ffl NIQHTUNE g (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHINQ Hosts Henry Waszczuk and Italo Labignan go lake trout fishing in Haliburton.Ont.(R) 11:45 O NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:55 0 CONTINENT EN CRISE Les autres entants" 12:00 O MOVIE ** "Bad Men Of Missouri (1941, Western) Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman.The Younger Brothers find themselves on the other side ol the law when they resist carpetbaggers seizing land to make way for a railroad.(R) O PETITE MAISON DANS LA PRAIRIE (B SIMON & SIMON (Ë TO BE ANNOUNCED (FC) MOVIE "La Balance" (1982, Drama) Nathalie Baye, Phillippe Leotard A homicide detective endangers the lives of a prostitute and her lover by coercing them into becoming informers.(Dubbed) R' (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (TSN) HORSE RACING Mutual Savings Life Spring Championship, from New Orleans.(R) 12:30 Q LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTER- MAN Scheduled: Bob Vila ot PBS's "This Old House rock singer Eric Bur-don, psychic Jeans Dixon.In stereo.S LEARN TO READ CROSSROADS Featured: the Stowe Antique and Classic Car Rally: the B-25 bomber owned by Dean Martin ot Mid-dlebury; a filmmaker's view ol Rutland in 1914.(TSN) SNOOKER United Kingdom Pro Championship Final, from Preston, England.(R) 12:40 o MOVIE *** "Arnold" (1973, Com edy) Roddy McDowall, Stella Stevens.A gloomy, rain-dsmp graveyard is the scene of a gale wedding ceremony with the cadaverous groom a prime suspect in eight unsolved murders.(R) 1:00 O LA CITE DU PERE QNEWS (B MOVIE ?14 "From Russia With Love" (1964, Adventure) Sean Connery, Lotte Lenya James Bond races through Europe with a beautitul Rusaian detector who ia part ol a plot to kill him.CD FRONTLINE Filmmaker Ofra Bikal documents how England is divided -geographically, socially and aconomi-cally - in this exploration ot Britain's social structure, cultural values and attitudea toward enterprise and Indus- TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MARCH 20.1987—19 Thursday DAYTIME SPECIALS 8:30 (FC) ECHO OF THE BADLANDS Two youngsters lace perilous adventures when they help a friend find a stolen pedigree calf in the mountaina of Africa.9:00 Q Q EMISSION SPECIALE En direct d'Ottawa.Conference federale provinciale sur les autochtones.Q NEWS SPECIAL: ABORIGINAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE Leadera of Canada s native communities meet with the First Ministers to determine the constitutional rights of the aboriginal people of Canada.Co-hoated by Peter Mansbridge and David Helton.2:30 Q Q EMISSION SPECIALE En direct d'Ottawa.Conference federale provinciale sur les autochtones.Q NEWS SPECIAL: ABORIGINAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE Leaders of Canada s native communities meet with the First Ministers to determine the constitutional rights of the aboriginal people of Canada.Co-hosted by Peter Mansbridge and David Halton.DAYTIME CHH.DREN S SHOWS 6:00 fB ROMPER ROOM 8:30 (FC) ECHO OF THE BADLANDS Two youngsters face perilous adventures when they help a friend find a stolen pedigree calf in the mountains of Africa.11:30 03 AU CHATEAU DES ENFANTS DAYTIME SPORTS 6:00 (TSN) WAY IT WAS Featured: Highlights of the 1955 Thoroughbred racing season.(R) 6:30 (TSN) GYMNASTICS International Championships, from Wembley, England.(R) 6:30 (TSN) IN-FISHERMAN ANGLING ADVENTURES (R) 7:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 8:00 (TSN) IT'S YOUR CALL A sports call-in show hosted by Pat Marsden.(R) 9:00 (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING (R) 9:30 (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING (R) 10:30 (TSN) WAY IT WAS Featured: Highlights of the 1955 Thoroughbred racing season.(R) 11:00 (TSN) HORSE RACING Mutual Savings Life Spring Championship, from New Orleans.(R) 12:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 (TSN) 1982 WIMBLEDON TENNIS HIGHLIGHTS (R) 1:30 (TSN) PRE-SEASON BASEBALL St.Louis Cardinals vs.Toronto Blue Jays (Live) 4:00 (TSN) SKI WORLD 4:30 (TSN) IT'S YOUR CALL A sports call-in show hosted by Pat Marsden.(R) 5:30 (TSN) AUTO RACING Mexican Grand Prix highlights.(R) DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 (PC) *** "Birdy" (1984, Drame) Matthew Modine, Nicholas Cage.Deux amis d'enfance sont envoyés au Vietnam; un est traumatise pour de bon et doit etre hospitalise.8:30 (PC) A A "Frontiers" (1985, Aventure) (4e de 6) Daniel Ceccaldi, Matt Birman.Un baron français slave par les Indiens et une noble Anglaise.Tout ce beau monde espionne pour le compte de son pays respectif, et tente de gagner l'alliance precieuse des Iroquois.9:30(FC).*** "Vagabond" (1985, Drama) Sandrine Bonnaire, Macha Meril.Flashbacks dominate Agnes Varda's awardwinning portrait of the brief life of a teen-age drifter traveling throughout France.(Subtitled) (PC) ** "Frontiers'' (1985, Aventure) (5e de 6) Daniel Ceccaldi, Matt Birman.Un baron français eleve par lea Indiens et une noble Anglaise.Tout ce beau monde espionne pour le compte de son pays respectif, et tente de gagner l'alliance precieuse des Iroquois.10:00O ** "Le sarcophage " 0971, Comédie) Rock Hudson.Susan Saint-James.10:30 (PC) *?"Frontiers" (1985, Aventure) (8e de 6) Daniel Ceccaldi, Matt Birman.Un baron français eleve par les Indiens et une noble Anglaise.Tout ce beau monde espionne pour le compte de son pays respectif, et tente de gagner l'alliance precieuse des Iroquois.11:30 (FC) ?"The Last Dragon" (1985, Drama) Taimak, Vanity.An aspiring martial arts master's romance with a video disc jockey is threatened by a local hoodlum.'PG-13' (PC) ** "Thereae" (1988, Drame) Catherine Mouchet, Helene Alexan-dridis.L'histoire de Therese Martin devenue Sainte Therese de Lisieux en 1926.12:16 0 (D ?H “L’homme a tout faire" (1964, Comedie) Elvis Presley.Barbara Stanwyck.Apres avoir perdu son emploi comme chanteur dans un cabaret, un jeune homme s'engage dans un cirque ambulant.1:10(PC) ** “Patrouille de nuit" (1984, Comedie) Pat Paulsen, Linda Blair.Un policier américain moyen, débonnaire et plutôt incompetant devient un comique le soir dans les cabarets, la tete enfouie sous un sac de papier brun.1:30(FC) "Ascendancy'' (1983, Dra- ma) Julie Covington, Ian Charleson.Shortly after World War I, the tensions between England and Ireland take a physical and emotional toll on a young Protestant woman 2:40(PC) "Je hais les blondes" (1982, Comedie) Enrico Montesano, Corinne Clery.Un écrivain obscur dont les oeuvres célébrés sont signées par un autre homme sans scrupules, voit son identité rétabli apres un cambriolage dans son appartement.3:00 (FC) "Run.Stranger, Run" (1973, Suspense) Patricia Neal, Gloria Leach-man.When a series of grotesque murders disturb the stillness of a small Nova Scotia fishing village, suspicion centers around a sexually confused young girl.'PC’ 4:20(PC) "Vaincre ou mourir" (1985, Drame) Jean-Claude Damme, Kurt McKinney.Le fils d’un instructeur de karate demenage a Seattle pour fuir les pressions de la pegre.4:30 (FC) ?"Girls Just Want To Have Fun" (1985, Comedy) Sarah Jessica Parker, Lee Montgomery.Two teen-age girls struggle to realize their lifelong dream - to appear on a nationally televised dance program.'PG* EVENING 6:00 O MONTREAL CE SOIR QGQOfB® news 0 NOUVELLES O BENNY HILL (D ICI MONTREAL g © PASSE-PARTOUT "Le printemps" Q) MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) REALLY WEIRD TALES "I'll Die Loving” A young woman (Catherine O'Hara) resigns herself to hating the world after being abandoned by her father, and finds a job in a complaints department.Also stars David Mcllwraith and Jayne Eastwood.(PC) CINEMA ?"Frontière" (1985, Aventure) (4e de 6) Daniel Ceccaldi, Matt Birman.Un baron français eleve par les Indiens et une noble Anglaise.Tout ce beau monde espionne pour le compte de son pays respectif, et tente de gagner l’alliance precieuse des Iroquois.6:30 0 NBC NEWS O® ABC NEWS g Q NOUVELLES Œ) LA BELLE VIE Q9 TELESERVICE (FC) REALLY WEIRD TALES "Cursed With Charisma" A charming man (John Candy) lifts the sagging spirits of a small town by offering a course in real estate buying with no money down.(TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 O GENIES EN HERBE "Finale metro politaine" O CBS NEWS Q WHEEL OF FORTUNE ULTRA SHOW HEURE JUSTE O NEWLYWED GAME O A COMMUNIQUER Q3 PUNKIE Punkie el Cherie deviennent gardiennes d'enfants, mais Henry croit qu'elles sont trop jeunes pour occuper une telle fonction.(B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with "Dallas" co-star Victoria Principal.S THREE’S COMPANY S3 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (FC) REALLY WEIRD TALES "All's Well That Ends Strange" A two-bit lounge singer (Marlin Short) is bequeathed a playmate by the shoddy publisher (Don Harron) of a girlie magazine.(PC) CINEMA ** "Frontière" (1986, Aventure) (5e de 6) Daniel Ceccaldi, Matt Birman.Un baron français eleve par les Indiens et une noble Anglaise.Tout ce beau monde espionne pour le compte de son pays respectif, et tente de gagner l'alliance precieuse des Iroquois.(TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 7:30O O CINEMA ***ü "C'est ma vie.apres tout" (1981, Drame) Richard Dreyfuss, Christine Lahti.A la suite d'un accident d'automobile, un jeune sculpteur de talent se retrouve a l'hôpital paralyse des épaulés aux pieds.O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES O M*A*S*H O GZOWSKI & CO.A profile of Van couver native Alexine Louie who, as a symphony composer, has more than 25 works to her credit.vO CD HOCKEY TVA Les Nordiques d* Quebec affrontent les Flyers de Phila delphie (En direct) O DATING GAME CE) CAMPBELLS Captain Sims plans an elaborate welcome for a Tory politician and his ambitious wife.Guest star: Minister of Communications Flora MacDonald.g 8 BENNY HILL NORD-SUD ©THIS OLD HOUSE (FC) MOVIE "Summer Rental" (1985, Comedy) John Candy, Karen Austin.An overworked air-traffic controller and his family head for Florida for a little rest ’n’ relaxation that turns out to be catastrophe 'n' calamity.PG’ (TSN) SOCCER NEWS Hosted by Graham Leggat.(Taped) 8:00 O WIZARD Simon travels to Tibet to rescue an old friend.(R) G COSBY SHOW In stereo, g Q MORLEY CALLAGHAN: FIRST PERSON SINGULAR R.H.Thomson narrates this journey into the life of Morley Callaghan, novelist, short story writer and Companion of the Order of Canada.Appearances by: Timothy Findley.Marie-Claire Blais, Louise Dennys and his sons Barry and Michael Callaghan.G © OUR WORLD Stories from the spring of 1960 include the downing of Gary Francis Powers’s U2 during a spy mission over the Soviet Union, the execution of Caryl Chessman, the marriage of Princess Margaret to Anthony Armstrong Jones, and Elvis's first TV appearance since his Army discharge, g G COSBY SHOW g © LE MAGAZINE © HOTLINE Topic: groundwater quality in Vermont.Guests: James Ashley, welldrilling specialist, Vt.Agency of Environmental Conservation; Kenneth Stone, Vt.Health Dept.; Donald McFeeters, asst director, UVM Extension Service.(PC) CINEMA ?"Frontière" (1985, Aventure) (6e de 6) Daniel Ceccaldi, Matt Birman.Un baron français eleve par les Indiens et une noble Anglaise.Tout ce beau monde espionne pour le compte de son pays respectif, et tente de gagner l'alliance precieuse des Iroquois.(MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS 8:30 G FAMILY TIES In stereo, g ©FAMILY TIES g (TSN) PRE-SEASON BASEBALL St.Louis Cardinals vs.Toronto Blue Jays (R) 9:00 G SIMON & SIMON A disabled rights activist hires the Simons to find out who’s sabotaging her $1 million dollar malpractice suit.e CHEERS Norm brags about getting a job with a prestigious Boston accounting firm.In stereo, g Q RED SERGE Sgt.Wilkes turns to whiskey when Lily refuses his marriage proposal.O © THE COLBYS In the season finale.Fallon encounters a mesmerizing force, Francesca faces death, and Channing tells Miles that she’s going to have an abortion, g ©CHEERS g © CINEMA A "Les pieds froids" (1984, Comedie) Griffin Dunne, Marisa Chibas.Marty vient de quitter un ami trop envahissant.Tom, de son cote, vient de divorcer avec une épousé hypocondriaque.Echaudés par l'amour et par la vie de couple, ni l'un ni l’autre ne tiennent a retomber dans le piege.© MYSTERYI "Cover Her Face” Roy Marsden portrays Chief Superintendent Adam Daigliesh of Scotland Yard in this adaptation of the P.D.James story.This episode: Sally Jupp discovers a corpse when she visits her former colleagues at a London book club.(Part 1 of 6) g (FC) MOVIE AAA "Always" (1985, Comedy) Henry Jaglom, Patrice Townsend.Friends and relatives of a couple about to sign their final divorce papers come together for a weekend of conversation and shared emotions.‘R’ (PC) CINEMA A A "Runaway, (’evade du futur" (1984, Science-fiction) Tom Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes Dans un monde ou les robots sont partout et quelques-uns se mettent a faire des "gaffes" très dangereuses, un sergent est charge de mettre les deviants hors-circuit.9:30 O SPITTING IMAGE "The 1987 Movie Awards" Life-size puppets of celebrities including Leonard Nimoy, Cybill Shepherd, Robert Bedford and Steven Spielberg make appearances at a luncheon to announce the nominations i '¦s ¦“S THE COLBYS Fallon (Emma Samms) and other cast members ot ABC's “The Colbys" find themselves at a “Crossroads” in the season finale.It airs THURSDAY, MARCH 26.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (cT) 1987 Compulog tor moviB excellence.In stereo Q TED KNIGHT SHOW A novelist's sobriety may determine whether his newspaper article is on deadline.(R) (B TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:00 B Q LE TELEJOURNAL g O KNOTS LANDING Anne makes II clear that she doesn't plan to remain Mack's ex-lover, g 8 (B L.A.LAW Acsdemy Award nominee Tess Harper stars as a detense attorney who oppoaes Kuzak in a rape case.In stereo.O NATIONAL g O B 20 / 20 Scheduled: a report on Hollywood's relationship with the Pentagon and the Vietnam War’s effect on support that movies get from Washington, D.C.g S3 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS Eliza beth's parents finally consent to her marriage to a scruffy poet (R) (MM) M & M SPOTLIGHT 10:26 8 O LE POINT QJOURNAL 10:30 8 03 JE FAIS MON IMPOT Invites Christine Lamer, Bertrand Gagnon, Claude Prefontaine.(2e de 2) 11:00 8 8 O O 8 NEWS O Œ> LES NOUVELLES TVA / CONDITIONS DE SKI g O CINEMA "Calcutta" (1968, Docu mentaire) Documentaire Le lilm présente des images prises sur le vil de la vie dans la grande ville portuaire de Calcutta en Inde.(BCTVNEWSg ® MOVIE *** "The Strange Love Of Martha Ivers" (1946, Drama) Barbara Stanwyck, Kirk Douglas.A married woman is victimized by a childhood playmate who watched her kill her aunt.(FC) MOVIE **H "Key Exchange" (1985, Comedy) Ben Masters, Brooke Adams.At the request of his TV-pro-ducer girlfriend, a free-wheeling mystery writer reluctantly takes a stab at a commitment.'R' (PC) CINEMA ?*?"Vaincre ou mourir" (1985, Drame) Jean-Claude Damme, Kurt McKinney.Le file d'un instructeur de karate déménagé a Seattle pour fuir les pressions de la pegre.(MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:06 © LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT © TELESERVICE (R) 11:16 0 CINEMA ?*% "Les Gauloises bleues" (1968, Drame) Annie Girardot.Bruno Cremer, Un homme conduit a la clinique sa femme qui attend un enfant et l'occasion lui fait revenir en mémoire des brides de souvenirs.11:20 ©NEWS 11:30 O NIGHT HEAT Thugs stalk a runaway girl who witnessed a deal between a crooked union boas and a special prosecutor.(R) G TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Car-son.Scheduled: singer Rosemary Clooney.In stereo.O MAUDE Maude's former house-guest, a black teen-ager from the ghetto, returns hoping to get money from the Findlaya (R) O NOUVELLES O © NIGHTLINE g (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 11:45 Q NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00Q MOVIE ?"Edge Of Darkness" (1943, Adventure) Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan.During World War II, members of the Norwegian underground lead a fierce revolt against Nazi domination.(R) O CASSE-TETE O TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED © MOVIE it it Promises To Keep (1985, Drama) Robert Mitchum.Christopher Mitchum.A roustabout's visit to the wife and son he deserted 30 years earlier inflicts new wounds and causes dormant resentments to resurface.© TO BE ANNOUNCED (MM) POWER HOUR (TSN) BIG LEAGUE SOCCER Game of the Week from the English First Division.(Taped) 12:30© LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTER-MAN Scheduled: actor Christopher Reeve, Pentagon coat expert Ernest Fitzgerald.In stereo.Q SUPER-ETOILES DE LA LUTTE (R) Q LEARN TO READ 12:40 O MOVIE ?"Triumphs Of A Man Called Horse" (1983, Drama) Richard Harris, Michael Beck.An elderly warrior tries to keep gold searchers off Sioux land (R) 1:00 O NEWS © HOLLYWOOD'S FAVORITE HEAVY: BUSINESSMEN ON PRIME TIME TV A look at how television's fictional portrayal of businessmen affects the view ing public's perceived image of big business.(FC) MOVIE ?"Colonel Redl" (1985, Drama) Klaus Maria Brandauer, Armin Mueller-Stahl.The rise and fall of a civil servant's son who achieved prominence in the Austro-Hungarian Empire army during the early years of the 20th century.Loosely baaed on fact.(Subtitled) 'R' 3:30 (FC) THE HITCHHIKER Robert Vaughn stars as a plastic surgeon dangerously obsessed with beauty (TSN) PRE-SEASON BASEBALL St.Louis Cardinals vs.Toronto Blue Jays (R) 4:00 © NAKED CITY (FC) MOVIE Always" (1985, Comedy) Henry Jaglom, Patrice Townsend.Friends and relatives of a couple about to sign their final divorce papers come together for a weekend of conversation and shared emotions.R’ (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS answer R E E dBb 0 B "s.R D A uHe R A R W k Be N 1 G R A P E H F R A N C S A R A ¦ c ¦ 1 h; c & Y D s ¦ L.iB D A V E1 P s t] 1 |N Y S 1 D E A ¦ M ¦ L E E G N G ¦ B 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A s |c 0 N JOSEPH BOLOGNA 20-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MARCH 20, 1987 Friday DAYTIME SPECIALS 8:30 (FC) EAGLE ROCK An experienced rock climber learns an important lesson after he attempts an ascent up the formidable Eagle Rock by himself 8:00 Q O EMISSION SPECIALE En direct d'Ottawa.Conference federate provinciale sur les autochtones.O NEWS SPECIAL: ABORIGINAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE Leaders of Canada's native communities meet with the First Ministers to determine the constitutional rights of the aboriginal people of Canada Co-hosted by Peter Mansbridge and David Halton 2:30 O O EMISSION SPECIALE En direct d'Ottawa Conference federate provinciale sur les autochtones.O NEWS SPECIAL: ABORIGINAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE Leaders of Canada s native communities meet with the First Ministers to determine the constitutional rights of the aboriginal people of Canada Co-hosted by Peter Mansbridge and David Halton.DAYTIME CHILDREN’S SHOWS 6:00 (B ROMPER ROOM 8:30 (FC) EAGLE ROCK An experienced rock climber learns an important lesson after he attempts an ascent up the formidable Eagle Rock by himself 4:00 Œ) LES SATELLIPOPETTES DAYTIME SPORTS 5.00 O SPORTSMAN’S FRIEND 6:00 (TSN) AUTO RACING Mexican Grand Prix highlights.(R) 7:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 8:00 (TSN) HORSE SHOW JUMPING Silk Cut Derby, from Sussex, England.(R) 9:30 (TSN) 1982 WIMBLEDON TENNIS HIGHLIGHTS 10:30 (TSN) GYMNASTICS International Championships, from Wembley, England.(R) 12:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 (TSN) EXCITING WORLD OF SPEED AND BEAUTY 1:00 (TSN) MOTORCYCLE FILM (R) 1:30 (TSN) BIG LEAGUE SOCCER Game of the Week from the English First Division.(R) 3:00 (TSN) SOCCER NEWS Hosted by Graham Leggat.(R) 4:00 (TSN) TOP RANK BOXING Avery Rawls (10-1-1, 8 KOs) vs.Mike Williams (11-0, 8 KOs) in a heavyweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Las Vegas.(R) 5:30 (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING (R) DAYTIME MOVIES 5:00 (PC) ?A "Runaway, l’evade du futur" (1984, Science-fiction) Tom Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes Dans un monde ou les robots sont partout et quelques-uns se mettent a faire des "gaffes" très dangereuses.un sergent est charge de me\>re les deviants hors-circuit.8:00 (FC) "Little Malcolm" (1974, Drama) John Hurt, John McEnery.An adaptation of David Halliwell's mid-1960s play dealing with the lack of substance in a youthful non conformist's alliance with a revolutionary group 8:30 (PC) "Operation beurre de pi- nottes (1985, Comedie) Matthew MacKay.Alison Podbrey.Apres une grosse peur, un garçon de onze ans devient chauve mais grace a un remede miracle, il retrouve sa tignasse , trop bien 9:30 (FC) "Le Bal" (1982, Drama) Director Ettore Scola uses only mime, music and dance to tell the story in this panorama of 50 years of contemporary French history set against the backdrop of an art deco ballroom 10:00 O * + "Tiens bon la barre matelot” (1959, Comedie) Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill.Le voyage de noces d'un couple est interrompu quand le marie est appelé a Washington pour rendre compte sur un destroyer perdu durant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale.10:15 (PC) **16 "Le dernier survivant” (1985, Drame) Bruno Lawrence, Alison1 Routledge.Un savant se reveille un bon matin pour constater que les etres humains ont littéralement disparu de la planete 11:30 (FC) ?Perfect” (1985, Drama) John Travolta.Jamie Lee Curtis.A journalist sets out to write an expose on health clubs and ends up falling for a reporter-shy aerobics instructor R' 12:16 0 flD ***> "Folie.Folie" (1978, Comedie) George C.Scott.Harvey Hamlin.Ce film évoqua les programmes doubles présentas par les cinemas dans les années 30, un récit sportif et une comedie musicale.(PC) "Vive l'ecole" (1983, Comedie) Michael Fox, Angela Carwright.Deux bandes s’affrontent dans une ecole secondaire du Midwest 1:30(FC) *?"Stolen Kisses’’ (1968.Comedy) Jean-Pierre Leaud.Delphine Seyrig.Director Francois Truffaut’s picaresque hero Antoine Doinel ("The 400 Blows") is thrown out of the army and tries to make a living while learning how to handle women (Dubbed) 'R' 2:00 (PC) ** Salvador" (1986, Drame) James Woods, Jim Belushi.Un journaliste américain est envoyé en Amérique Latine pour écrire et photographier tout ce qu'il voit.3:00 (FC) "Riding High" (1980, Drama) Eddie Kidd, Irene Hand).A deliveryman challenges a local motorcycle daredevil to make a dangerous jump across a broken bridge 4:15 (PC) ** "Operation beurre de pi-nottes" (1985, Comedie) Matthew MacKay, Alison Podbrey.Apres une grosse peur, un garçon de onze ans devient chauve mais grace a un remede miracle, il retrouve sa tignasse.trop bien.4:30 (FC) ?* ?Vfe "Out Of Africa” ( 1985, Biography) Meryl Streep.Robert Redford.Danish author Isak Dinesen’s memories of her 17 years on a coffee plantation in Kenya and her romance with British hunter Denys Finch-Hatton.Winner of seven Oscars, including Best Picture.•PG' EVENING 8:00 O MONTREAL CE SOIR OQQO(B® news Q NOUVELLES O BENNY HILL 0D ICI MONTREAL g © PASSE-PARTOUT "Les voix, c'est pas pareil" S) MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (PC) CINEMA AA "Soleil d’automne” (1985, Drame) Gene Hackman, Ann-Margret.A cinquante ans, un ouvrier et pere de famille tombe amoureux d'une barmaid et decide de repartir a zero avec elle, vers un avenir qu'il espere meilleur.(MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS 6:30 O NBC NEWS O Œ ABC NEWS g O NOUVELLES 03 PAUL ET LES JUMEAUX Un sabo-leur risque de compromettre le spectacle de Paul.© TELESERVICE (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 Q O A PLEIN TEMPS "La grande désillusion" Suzanne n’a rien regie en 'décrochant' de l'ecole.O CBS NEWS O WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q STARMAN g O K-2000 Q NEWLYWED GAME Œ) CINEMA *?"La poursuite mortelle" (1985, Drame) Jennifer O’Neill, Robert F Woods.Dans une petite ville de province, une avocate lutte contre des rustres qui veulent lyncher un innocent.© ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Christo pher Reeve discusses his upcoming "Superman IV" movie.© THREE’S COMPANY © NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 7 30 O LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY "Que le meilleur gagne" En torn bant d'une falaise, le vieux Bloodshy le-que une fortune a ses fils jumeaux.Le testament est cependant conditionnel: les heritiers devront s'affronter dans une sene d'epreuves.(1e de 2) O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES © M*A*S*H O DATING GAME Q CINEMA "Le Club des monstres” (1981, Fantaisie) Vincent Price.John Carradine Un vieux vampire invite un auteur a visiter le Club des monstres pour y trouver matière a écrire un livre.© THRILL OF A LIFETIME A teen-age girl receives advice from the world’s fastest man.Ben Johnson; a retiree steps to the music with Canada's champion ballroom dancer; a homemaker gets to wear jewelry worth millions of dollars; two sisters are reunited after 21 years Q © BENNY HILL © RETRAITE-ACTION La dramatique 'J'en ai trop suTcoeur’ illustre la difficulté de vivre avec le handicap d’un conjoint.© VERMONT THIS WEEK (FC) SUPER CHOICE (TSN) MAGIC YEAR IN SPORTS Fea lured, the year 1970 with a feature on former New York Knicka’ basketball star Willis Reed.8:00 Q NOTHING IS EASY Q ROOMIES In stereo Q JANE SIBERRY: ONE MORE COLOUR Highlights of singer-songwriter Jane Siberry performing with her band at Le Spectrum in Montreal and excerpts from her interviews and music videos Q SHERIF FAIS-MOI PEUR O © THE CHARMINGS g © SCARECROW AND MRS.KING © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g (FC) MOVIE (PC) CINEMA "Le dernier survi- vant” (1985, Drame) Bruno Lawrence, Alison Routledge Un savant se reveille un bon matin pour constater que les etres humains ont littéralement disparu de la planete.(MM) TOP 30 COUNTDOWN (TSN) NBA BASKETBALL Boston Celtics at Chicago Bulls (Live) O POPCORN KID Lynn Holly s (Faith Ford) accepted as a contestant in Kansas City's Dream Queen beauty pageant © AMAZING STORIES In stereo, g © SAM COMIC BOOK Comics Tommy Sexton and Greg Malone perform skits satirizing sitcoms, films, personalities and world leaders.© © WEBSTER Webster pens an essay that makes him appreciate the fact that Katherine and George are his foster parents, g © WALL STREET WEEK "Overboard on Over-the-Counter Stocks” Guest: Louis G.Navellier, president of Insight Capital Management.9.00 © © KENNY ROGERS: WORKING AMERICA Country singer Kenny Rogers traverses the United States in this musical celebration of America.© MIAMI VICE Bogus federal drug agents undermine a series of local vice operations.Elizabeth Ashley and Ian McShane guest star In stereo Q © ARME ET CHARME "Le mariage © © MOVIE g © MIAMI VICE Bogus federal drug agents undermine a series of local vice operations.Elizabeth Ashley and Ian McShane guest star.© AVEC UN GRAND ’A’ "Sophie, Liliane et Normand" L’histoire d’un grand amour entre une mere et sa fille qui ont tout pour ne pas s'entendre, a premiere © GREAT PERFORMANCES "Ozawa" A portrait of the public and private life of Boston Symphony conductor Seiji Ozawa by documentary filmmakers Albert and David Maysles ("Gimme Shelter").Featured performers include cellist Yo-Yo Ma, pianist Rudolf Serkin and soprano Jessye Norman.In stereo.(MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS 9:30 O O CONTRECHAMP 10:00 © Q LE TELEJOURNAL g O FALCON CREST Tony and Lance help each other out when evidence incriminates them in murder, g © STINGRAY A Hollywood celebrity turns to Stingray for help when his life is threatened.In stereo © NATIONAL g Q CD AD UB NIGHT HEAT An undercover narcotics agent refuses to cooperate with the department on a homicide case.© ROBERT BATEMAN: ARTIST AND NATURALIST (FC) MOVIE ?"The Hitcher" (1986, Suspense) C.Thomas Howell, Rutger Hauer A teen-ager on his way to California is terrorized by a mysterious hitchhiker.R' (PC) CINEMA ?"Vive l'ecole" (1983, Comedie) Michael Fox, Angela Carwright.Deux bandes s'affrontent dans une ecole secondaire du Midwest.(MM) MURRAY MCLAUGHLIN SPOTLIGHT 10:25 B O LE POINT O JOURNAL 10:30 (TSN) INSIDE PGA TOUR 10:45 (D TIRAGE DE LA LOTO-QUEBEC 11:00 O O O O B NEWS 8 Œ) LES NOUVELLES TVA / CONDITIONS DE SKI.g Q CINEMA “Furie" (1978, Drame) Kirk Douglas, Amy Irving.Un an-cien agent secret est a la recherche de son fils enleve par une agence de renseignements qui veut utiliser ses pouvoirs telepathiques.©CTVNEWSg © TELESERVICE (R) © MOVIE ?Vi “Goodbye, Columbus” (1969.Comedy) Richard Benjamin, Ali MacGraw.A young man vacationing with the family of a wealthy businessman has a secret love affair with the tycoon's daughter (MM) VJ.MIKE WILLIAMS (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:05 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:15© NOS ESPOIRS 88 (R) 11:20 © NEWS 11:25© CINEMA * + H "Avis de recherches” (1983, Drame) Kate Nelli-gan, Judd Hirach.Un petit garçon disparait et la vie de plusieurs personnes est brusquement changée.11:30 © PGA GOLF HIGHLIGHTS Early round highlights of the Tournament Players Championship, from Ponte Vedra, Fla.(Taped) © TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Car-son.Scheduled: singer Etta James, animal expert Jim Fowler.In stereo.© GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE © NOUVELLES © © NIGHTLINE g (TSN) WRESTLING 11:45© JOURNEY: RAISED ON RADIO The popular rock group performs hits from their 1986 chart-topping album including "Girl Can't Help It," “Suzanne," "Be Good to Yourself” and "I’ll Be Alright Without You." © NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00 © CASSE-TETE © TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED © MOVIE ?"Phobia” (1980.Suspense) Paul Michael Glaser.Susan Hogan.A group of mental patients are murdered according to their individual © TO BE ANNOUNCED (FC) MOVIE ?"A Nightmare On Elm Street" (1984, Horror) John Saxon.Ronee Blakely.A group of L.A.children are terrorized by a vengeful killer who can invade their dreams and materialize when they awake.R’ 12:30 0 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS In stereo © CINEMA ** "Un homme fait la loi" (1970, Western) Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan.Q LEARN TO READ 12:45© MCGARRETT McGarrett deals with psychic phenomena as he launches a search for a cache of jewels.(R) 1:00 0 NEWS © GREAT PERFORMANCES "Ozawa” A portrait of the public and private life of Boston Symphony conductor Seiji Ozawa by documentary filmmakers Albert and David Maysles ("Gimme Shelter").Featured performers include cellist Yo-Yo Ma, pianist Rudolf Serkin and soprano Jessye Norman.In stereo (TSN) ROLLERMANIA (FC) MOVIE "Code Of Silence" (1985, Adventure) Chuck Norria, Henry Silva.A maverick Chicago cop wages a solitary war against rival drug-running gangs.‘R’ 1:46 (D CINEMA ** "A l'Est de Berlin" (1979, Drame) Brigitte Parmentier, Jean-Marie Lemaire.Un héros de guerre retrouve un amour de jeunesse dans une maison close reservee aux officiers allemands.2:00 (MM) VJ: J.D.ROBERTS (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:10© MOVIE ?‘Tentacles" (1977, Adventure) John Huston, Shelley Winters.An 80-foot octopus enraged by the undersea activities of an oceanographer goes on the rampage near a small California community.2:30 © LA CITE DU PERE (TSN) NBA BASKETBALL Boston Celtics at Chicago Bulla (R) 3:30 (FC) THE HITCHHIKER Klaus Kinski and Belinda Bauer star in this story about a wife who commits adultery.(PC) CINEMA ?"Niagara” (1953, Drame) Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Gotten Une jeune femme tente de faire éliminer son mari par son amant, mais leur plan prend une tournure imprevue.3:50 © NAKED CITY 4:00 (FC) MOVIE ?"The Hitcher" (1986, Suspense) C.Thomas Howell, Rutger Hauer.A teen-ager on his way to California is terrorized by a mysterious hitchhiker.'R' (MM) TOP 30 COUNTDOWN 4:30 (TSN) SNOOKER United Kingdom Pro Championship Final, from Presfon, England.(R) 4:50 © HART TO HART 2 months' salary.For the most important gift you'll ever give her.gpli i < .« .s Her Diamond Engagement Ring will always be a symbol of the love you’ve found together.And to match the quality of your love, you’ll want a quality diamond—which means about 2 months' salary.It’s well worth it because, like your love, your diamond will last a lifetime.CERTIFIED GEMMOLOGIST MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 43 WELLINGTON NORTH • DOWNTOWN, SHERBROOKE