The record, 22 mai 1987, Supplément 1

«I - ## ¦ .• rt * .*4» # * * • 0 *•*.• •*.,»*•?> V- #?# « \ * Geo.L LAND OFFICE Brov/n, A.M.Can.Soc.C.E.SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER IN DREW SLOCK, LOCK STREET MORfilSBURQ, ONT.• !N .5 P.M.Sale.BBQ & Beer lent.I P.M.4 P.M.!’a rade from Baxter Park.Derby Line.Vl.to Stanstead.Que : Hill Climb & Slo Race.SALE WITH 100 TABLES Saturday I 1 A.M till 7 I’.M.Sunilay I 1 A.M.till 5 I’.M.Entrance to Sale & Steam Exhibits $1.00 FRIDAY NIGHT Retro Dance - music by Disconnexion SATURDAY NIGHT Variety Show at Haskell Opera House 7:30 — $5.00 per person; $10 per family FEATURING Pal Hurley — Dave Donnachie Im Brise Tickets available for all events at 33 Main Street, Rock Island, Que.819-876-2080 swoosh silently by; steamboats toot their steam whistles on beautiful Lake Memphremagog; and clouds of steam hover above the stationary equipment displays.People will be coming from as far away as California and from as near as just down the road.This event is unique in North America on two counts — it is the only meet which welcomes all steam disciplines (car, boat and stationary) and the only international one.ON THE WATER Lake Memphremagog is an international lake, stretching 27 miles from Magog to Newport, Vt.Spectators may take a cruise the length of the lake and back on Saturday, May 23.The Aventure II leaves Magog at 8 a m.and it will join the steamboats and classic wooden boats which will be sailing from the Cedarville Whart in Canada to Newport.Boat tickets are $15.During the layover in Newport, passengers may want to go to The Landing restaurant tor their steam brunch at $13.They will also enjoy catching a glimpse of the Memphremagog Yacht Club’s opening regatta on their cruise home.Meanwhile, back in Rock Island, more than 10,000 people are expected to view the colorful and festive stationary exhibits, whick will include lots of steam and whistles and engines of all kinds.A gigantic sale of arts, crafts, food, coins and stamps, antiques and everything imaginable — even jewellery steam cleaning — will also be going on both Saturday and Sunday.Barbecue chicken and beef, fresh corn, beer and wine will be available all weekend.The cost to see all this is $1.ENTERTAINMENT The steam meet opens tonight with a reception given by local mayors from 5 to 7 p.m.by invitation in the bigtop, followed by a retro dance with all the old 50s and 60s favorites at $2.50 per person.Saturday night there will be a variety show in the Haskell Opera House ($5, $10 per family).The Haskell, an Edwardian building modelled on a former Boston opera house, is built right on the border.The audience sits in the United States, while the performers are in Canada.Also on Saturday night there will be a bonfire for the young in years and in heart.The Rainbow Cloggers, a very popular clog-dancing group of adults and children, will entertain Sunday at noon and again at 3:30 STEAM EVENTS Sunday is the day for steamcars.A parade of steam cars, antique cars and horses will form in Derby Line, Vt.at noon, to be led by a firetruck across the border into Canada.Then steamcars will compete to see how slowly they can go.The winner of the slo-race is the loser, in a manner of speaking.Steamers can go slower than regular internal combustion cars and like to show off.They also like to show off their pickup in the hill climb, where speed is of the essence.While the steamers do make excellent time, the most amazing thing is the lack of sound as they swoosh gracefully up the hill.The Steam Meet is sponsored by Heritage Technologies, a community non-profit group devoted to the preservation of old-style small industry.Information on the Steam Meet and tickets are available from Heritage Technologies, 33 Main St.in Rock Island, or by calling (819) 876-2080.Arts and crafts sale doubles in size ROCK ISLAND — They’re calling a giant arts and crafts sale, and they’re not kidding.Last year the sale, going on as part of the Steam Meet events this weekend, consisted of 75 tables of arts, crafts and other items, and attracted about 7,500 people.This year it has grown too large for the Sunnyside school’s gymnsium.This year the sale boasts 150 tables which will not only fill the gymnasium and the basement of the school, but also line the halls and spread out into the yard under a large auction tent.“It certainly has picked up,” says Allen Nourse, co-ordinator of the show.“We re expecting 10,000 people this year.” Last year, says Nourse, 2500 people visited the show on the Saturday, when many other events of the weekend were rained out.The goal of the organizers, he says, was to get as wide a variety as possible of craftspeople, antique dealers, businesses, cultural organizations and others to display their wares.The result is exhibitors from 45 different communities showing such crafts as woodworking, doll furniture, hanging flower baskets, beadwork, leather, quilts and other fancy work, granite sculptures and jewellery, ceramics, pressed flowers, wooden toys, Cabbage Patch Doll’s clothes and liquid embroidery.Eight antique dealers from various part of the Townships will also be exhibiting, as well as people who do furniture upholstering and gold and silver jewellery cleaning.Several local painters are scheduled to show their work at the show, as well.There will be people there selling Watkins and Raleigh products, as well as office supplies, chain saws, lawn mowers and circular saws.Other tables will hand out information on such organizations as the Piggery Theatre, the Towns-hippers’ Association, the Townships Sun newspaper, the Three Villages tourism committee and the Society for the Protection of Animals.It would not be wise to visit the show on an empty stomach either, because of a tempting array of baked goods, candy and snacks on sale.A barbecue of beef and chicken will go on throughout the two days on the school grounds.“It certainly will be one of the largest sales in the area,” says Nourse.The Giant Sale goes on from 11 a.m.to 7 p.m.Saturday and 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Sunday.There’s a $1 admission charge which also permits access to the display of stationary steam equipment and flee market tables on the grounds.The school is at 100 Main St.in Rock Island.In the eye of the beholder Beauty at any age is as much as a state of mind as a look.The way you see yourself has a lot to do with the way you project confidence and style.We take an individual approach to each client and create a complete beauty formula that helps her or him achieve a natural no-fuss look.Expert Haircuts and Styling, Coloring, Perms.NTER-COIFFURE 293 Main St.West Magog 843-3591 Classical, By Laurel Sherrer ORFORD — Jazzman Sonny Rollins, Vic Vogal and his big band, Montreal’s Tudor Singers and the I Musici chamber orchestra are among the highlights of the Orford Arts Centre’s summer season.The season opens with a gala benefit concert June 6 featuring Les Violons du Roy playing music by Bach.The tax-deductable cost of the event is $100 a person.You'd better reserve your tickets now for the Sonny Rollins concert Aug.1, Arts Centre artistic director Pierre Rolland warns.The talented saxophone player and his quintet will be sure to attract all the jazz enthusiasts of the region.The Piano cinq étoiles series this year features piano virtuoso Anton Kuerti performing July 4, Jacinthe Couture July 10, Paul Coker July 17, Karl Engel July 25 and Marc-André llamelin Aug.K.OUTDOOR CONCERTS The Concert-bouffe series, consisting of outdoor concerts in a picnic setting, continues this year.This year’s offerings are a jazz concert by Vic Vogel July 5, the Lorraine Desmarais trio July 12, Claude Gauthier July 19, the Ensemble Vocal de Jazz Rémol I) July 20.the Quatuor Saxium August 2, Diane .luster Aug.9 and Pierre Letourneau Aug.Ifi.The En juillet/en août series, with concerts Friday and Saturday nights, features Réjean Poirier playing Bach on harpsichord July 11; I Musici July 18; Alice and Eleonore Schoenfeld along with Karl Engel playing chamber music July 24; Rodney Friend and Ja-nina Fialkowska in a concert of Mozart, Strauss and Franck July 31 ; the Tudor Singers Aug.7 ; the Orford Arts Centre Trio Aug.14; guitarist Alvaro Pierri Aug.15; Vladimir Landsman and France de Guise in a piano-violin concert Aug.21; and French horn player Ifor James Aug.22.PLAY IN PARKS The Orford hors les murs series presents Monday evening concerts outside the confines of the Orford Arts Centre in such places as the Jacques Cartier Park, the Victoria Park and the Marquette plateau in Sherbrooke.Artists featured this summer are marimba-piano duo Sylvain Grenier and Oksana Stel-mazuk July fi; folk music group Hurlcmuse Wondrous Maschine July 11; Orford Arts Centre student concerts July 20 and Aug.3; Ifor James plays French horn in a concert Aug.22.TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 22.1987—7 jazz, folk.Orford Arts Centre has it all Jazzman Sonny Hollins appears at the Orford Arts Centre Aug.I.violinist Jae Park July 27; and the Cambrian Brass Quintet Aug.10.The Jeunes interprétés series gives young musicians the chance to gain performing experience.This year’s concerts feature Jae Park and Paul Coker in concert July 9; an opera night July 16; Martine Desroches and Carmen Picard July 23; the Orford string orchestra July 30; ‘he Trio Lyrika Aug.6; pianists Jacques Drouin Aug.13 and Annick Sévigny Aug.20.The arts centre complements its musical program with a series of art exhibitions featuring a variety of styles and media including porcelain art, photography, painting and sculpture.Of particular interest will bean exhibition of work by the artists of the Conseil de la sculpture du Québec.SEASON TICKET For the first time this year the arts centre is offering a season ticket for $50.This will permit attendance to all student concerts and one concert a week within the Piano cinq étoiles, Jeunes interprètes, Concert-bouffe or En juillet/en août series.The Sonny Rollins concert is not included in this offer.Inquiries about the season or the season tickets can be directed to the Orford Arts Centre, at (819) 843-3981 or (toll-free) 1-800-567-6155.“ Hurlemuse Wondrous Maschine perform in the Orford hors des murs z series July 11.!PM On the cover: Sherbrooke native Marie Fabi performed at a press conference announcing the Orford Arts Centre 1987 season last week.M Montreal's Tudor Singers put on a concert Aug.7 as part of the art centre's En juilletlen août series.â>outt) ê»tufedp Antiques iUgT) Collectibles of all kinds Wood Stoves Pine Cupboards Assortment of Clocks Canadian Furniture Large selection of Carnival and Glassware 16 years of expertise SERVING you better! South Stukely 514-297-2519 «min!;; Richard Gibson, owner NOON HOUR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY COUNTDOUJM '_ / no?no! the: ball.' r said THROUJ THE BALL f G, Sherbrooke native Marie Fabi performs with the Trio Lyrika Aug.6.Now you'll iove what you see on television Recause whether it s dishes or decod ers.we've got the equipment you need for blockbuster programming Ogramming like Showtime The Movie Channel.So don't be a stranger Drop m or " us today.AND OTHER STRANGERS.SHOWTIME Kino-Québec, a ministère Loisir.Chasse et Pèche Program «The Satellite People» (819) 849-7700 (819) 843-7942 Shaun Hudson (819) 843-0958 Complete financing available.Ask about our video cipher decoder deal.Barry Loadenthal Pierre Gauvin 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1987 WHAT’S ON Music Summertime means music will soon fill the air once again at the Orford Arts Centre.The people who run the summer arts camp and concert series threw a big party last week to announce the season’s attractions and there’s an article telling all about it on page 7.Shari Saunders, a young soprano who has performed with ¦ the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, the Vancouver CBC Orchestra and the St.John Symphony orchestra, comes to Sutton this weekend for a concert.Saturday at 8 p.m and Sunday at 3 p.m.Saunders is accompanied on piano by Shirley Carlson Fischlin in concerts featuring works by Poulenc, Brahms, Ives, Barber, Lehar and Gounod among others.Tickets are $10 and you can call (514) 538-2781 for information.The St-Michel Cathedral in Sherbrooke has a chance to show of its newly restored organ this Sunday when Thérèse Laflamme puts on a concert featuring works by Bach, Cornet, DuMage, Franck, Reger and Schlee.The young Sherbrooke resident has a master's degree in organ music from the Hoschule for Musik in Vienna, and has performed in England, Denmark, Austria, France and Germany as well as Canada.The concert is at 8 p.m.Sunday and will be recorded for broadcast on Radio-Canada.The Mainly Mendelssohn Festival continues at the Old Brick Church in West Brome this weekend with a concert at 8 p.m.Saturday which will be repeated at 3 p.m.Sunday.This one features the Montreal Chamber Quartet performing Mendelssohn’s two concert pieces for clarinet, cello and piano (Opus 113 and 114) and the piano trio in D minor.Opus 49.The quartet consists of Sherman Friedland on clarinet, Vladimir Landsman on violin, Katherine Skorzewska on cello and Dorothy Fraiberg on piano, to round out the program, Landsman will perform Schubert’s Sonatine No.1, Opus 137.There’ll be on more pair of concerts in the Mendelssohn series, but I’ll have the details about that next week.Faculty artists at ^Bishop's Ulnibtrsitp and friends join in Vienna at Twilight, an evening celebrating Veinna’s “golden musical twilight”, next Friday at 8:30 p.m.at Centennial Theatre in Lennoxville.Among the works featured are Brahms' Foolish Serenade and May Night, which will be performed by soprano Sarah Hoblyn and pianist Tom Gordon.The duo will perform Wagner’s Wesendonk Lieder together as well, and Gordon will play Schoenberg’s Six Little Piano Pieces, Op.9 as a solo.Gordon and France Dupuis will join in a selection of Hungarian Dances for piano duet by Brahms in the second half of the concert, and then Hoblyn returns to perform Strauss’s Mein Herr Marquis, the m - Thérèse Laflamme will enthrall listeners with a\ concert of organ music at the St-Michel Cathedral in Sherbrooke this Sunday.See Music column.By Laurel Sherrer m famous “laughing aria" from Die Fledermaus.The concert closes with Strauss’s Rosen aus dem Suden, a medley of memorable waltz tunes performed by Annie Piérard-Ledoux and Jacques Joubert on violin, Danielle Dion on viola and Zophie Wierzbicka on cello with Dupuis and Gordon on piano and harmonium.That concert’s next Friday, the 29th, and you can call the box office at (819) 563-4966 to reserve.Pianist Renée Gilbert will perform works by Haydn, Glazunov, Debussy and ProkofiefT this Sunday at 7:30 p.m.to raise money for the Centre récréatif communautaire.This takes place at 400 Galt W.in Sherbrooke and you can find out more about it by calling Yves at (819) 564-7485 or Lucie at 821-5787.A “good old family show” is what organizers Pat Hurley and Dave Donnachie are calling the Variety Show scheduled for 7:30 p.m.Saturday as part of the Steam Meet events in the Stanstead area.This takes place in the Haskell Opera House and will feature, among other things, tap, jazz and ballet numbers by Janann Pagé and her dancers from Magog, ethnic and modern dancing by Rozita and Vargo Mes-try, Scottish and Irish jigs and reels by Robyn Huff and Sheila Buck to the bagpipe music of Ron Sutherland and Roy MacLaren, and old favorites by Janice Graham and her ragtime piano.Tickets are $5 a person and $10 per family and you can reserve by calling (819) 876-2080.The Maxwell Rebekuh Lodge is sponsoring a dance Saturday night at the Bishopton Catholic Church Hall from 9 to 1.Music will be by Scott Lowd’s Orchestra, there will be door prizes and coffee and doughnuts will be sold.Rod Bray and the Countrymen play for a benefit dance this Saturday, and this time it’s to raise money for the Sherbrooke Ploughman’s Association.As usual, this is open to everyone and there will be door prizes.Weekend Express continues to play this weekend at the Salle Jean-Paul in Bury.You’ll hear their music Saturday night.There’s a big show featuring Gilles Girard and Johnny Farago tonight at 9:30 and Sunday at 8 at the Shady Crest in Ayer s Cliff.Saturday night at the Shady Crest the music’s by Claude Charron.Music at the Cliff House in Ayer’s Cliff is by the Gool Ole Boys Friday and Saturday night.Lyndon Sheldon plays throughout the month of May at the Bretagne Bar Salon in Waterville.You’ll hear Sheldon every Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m.to 2 a m.and Sunday from 4 to 9.The Con-cords can still be found at the Maples in Stanstead Fridays and Saturdays, and in Rock Island the Del Monty has a Toronto band called Affinity bringing down the tunes tonight and Saturday night.It’s Memorial Day weekend in the U.S.of A.and for the occasion Jimmy's in Derby Line has Antix, a group with two female vocalists from Albany, N.Y., playing Friday, Saturday and Sunday.The Nickelodeon in Newport, Vt.features the music of Tom Wheeler this Saturday night from 9 p.m.to 2 a.m.The Bootleg Band can still be found at the Bar Salon Chez Ralph in Mansonville Saturday nights.In Stanbridge East, the Old Mill has Jet Black Fridays and Saturdays, Wayne Durreil Thursdays and Sundays and Larry Dillon Wednesdays throughout the month of May.Réal and Gale continue at the Bar Salon Chartierville Saturdays until the end of the month, and in Sherbrooke the Auberge des Gouverneurs features dance music by Chapter Two Tuesdays through Saturdays.This is a duo made up of Mike Goodsell and Michael Goudreau.Theatre The Alexander Galt High School production of Curtain Going Up! continues tonight and tomorrow in the school auditorium.This play by Gregory Johnston presents the trials and tribulations of a group of high school students trying to put on a play about the deep South while coping with a host of problems involving relationships.It’s a play written in the 50s, but the Galt students have brought it up to date a bit by getting rid of some of the 50s language and updating the costumes.It should be lots of fun for the audience because you’ll feel like you’re listening in on a rehearsal rather than watching the finished product.Showtime is 8 p.m.and tickets are $4.Proceeds are going to the school’s football team.Tonight and Saturday night the Théâtre de la Poursuite is doing its last two performances of Coeur de maîtresse at the Pigeonnier Theatre in Sherbrooke.This tells the story of a woman in her 40s who’s in love with a married man.It's a play full of hope, nostalgia and poetic imagery and should “address anyone who has ever tasted of the forbidden fruit”, says the theatre’s press release.The curtain goes up at 8:30.You can reserve seats by calling (819) 564-2060.Tonight and Saturday as well there’s a production of Maryse Pelletier’s A qui le p’tit coeur après neuf heures et demie at the University of Sherbrooke’s Cultural Centre.First performed in 1980, this play takes a look at how Quebec social mores have evolved in regards to happiness, love, health and success in life.The Exagon theatre troupe is in charge of this production at 8:30 each evening, and you can call the box office at (819) 821-7744 to reserve tickets.Exhibitions/Events Piles of activities related to steam power are going on this weekend at the 3rd International Steam Meet in Rock Island.You only have to flip back to page 6 to find out the details about this event.Take note of the article about the arts and crafts sale.It looks like a doozey (doosie?dewzie?doozie?whatever.) An impressive selection of valuable artwork is displayed at the former Bruck Social Club in Cowansville until Sunday.The Cowansville Art Center assembled this collection which includes works by A.Y.Jackson, Sarah Robertson, Prudence Heward, Anne Savage and George Clausen among others.The collection is mosty oil paintings, but there are also sculptures, pastels, enamels, watercolors and other artistic media.The former Bruck Social Club is now known as the Centrerécréatifséniorand it’s at225 Main St.Soprano Shari Saunders sings at the old Ave Maria school in Sutton this Saturday and Sunday.See Music column.Soprano Shari Saunders sings at the old Ave TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 22.1987-9 WHAT’S ON The artwork of Denis Poirier is displayed at the Pigeonnier Theatre in Sherbrooke until tomorrow.The 15 paintings are described in a press release as “modified realism” and they’re “inspired by contemporary life”.The Eastern Townships Historical Society uses photographs of Sherbrooke residences to illustrate the architectural styles represented in the city in an exhibition entitled Les Belles d’Autrefois This show just opened last week and will go on all summer at the society’s building in the Domaine Howard.Victor Hellebuyck holds his first exhibition of watercolors starting tomorrow at the Homestead Gallery.There’s a story about this on page 4.Until May 29 the artists of the Galerie l’Art Français of Montreal are showing their work at the Caisse Populaire de Sherbrooke-Est at the corner of King and Bowen in Sherbrooke.The gallery is accessible during banking hours.Semi-abstract works by Pailag Khudaverdian are featured in the Arts Sutton Gallery throughout the month of May.The gallery, now located in the old A ve Maria school, is open weekends only, from 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Until June 8 the Sherbrooke Fine Arts Museum is displaying artwork owned by collectors all around the Townships in its annual Le musée de nos maisons exhibition.The museum is upstairs at 86 Wellington St.N.in Sherbrooke.All month long you can stop by the Horace Gallery in Sherbrooke to see the work of about 30 artists, all making some sort of comment on ecology.Evénement art et écologie is an imaginative show in which the artists either comment on environmental hazards such as pollution and nuclear fall-out, or illustrate the impact of technology on the ecology and humankind, or say something about living in harmony with nature.There are also a couple of examples of environmental sculptures in the Jacques Cartier Park as part of this exhibition.The Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography has lent a collection of black and white photographs to the University of Sherbrooke’s Cultural Centre for the month of May, and you’ll find these in the little art gallery connected to the main hall.It’s called Trilogie and features the work of Karen Trask, Aline Martineau and Hélène Lord.The gallery’s open 12:30 to 5 p.m.weekdays, plus Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m.and Sunday from 1 to 4.Meanwhile, photographs by Bruce Barr are displayed in the foyer of the Salle Maurice O’Bready, while artwork by students graduating from commercial art and arts plastiques courses at the College de Sherbrooke is featured in the main hall of the Cultural Centre.A new exhibition opens at the Tayaut Gallery in North Hatley this weekend.This one features the wildlife art of Coaticook resident Richard Kermode, mostly watercolors and acrylics of birds.The Power of Make-Believe is the title of an exhibition of sculptures by Diane and Nolan de Larochellière starting Sunday at the Beaulne Museum in Coaticook.This is a series that tells a story all about dreams and castles and secrets.Sounds like fun.The museum isopen from 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.every day.Carole Lafontaine opens a show of her warm and sentimental watercolors at the Galerie Cassandre in Orford Township this Sunday.This exhibit will go on all month.The Service d'aide aux néo-Canadiens (SANC) is promising a gastronomic adventure this Saturday night when it presents its International Buffet starting at 7 p.m.SANC is a non-profit organization which welcomes new arrivals to our region and helps them to integrate into Canadian society.It also aims to help Townshippers appreciate the economic and cultural richness newcomers bring.The buffet is in its 16th year and features dishes from all over the world.The event happens at the Centre de l’activité physique at the CEGEP de Sherbrooke on Park Street and tickets are on sale at the SANC office at 172 Short St.For further info, call (819) 566-5373.On Sunday the Regroupement Bois Becket is organizing a hike through the woods with a guide to identify and talk about the various plants and flowers there.If you’re interested in taking part, you just have to show up at 1:30 p.m.at the reception area, which is close to the municipal reservoir on Becket Street, one kilometre from Jacques Cartier N.on the left.Next week is apparently some kind of national fitness week, and the Sherbrooke Library is marking the occasion with a talk and audio-visual presentation about the benefits of physical activity next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.at the library.Movies Family Ties star Michael J.Fox plays a Kansas farm boy trying to make it big as an executive in New York City in The Secret of My Success playing for another week at the Cine- ma Capitol in Sherbrooke.Times for this movie are the same this week: 6:45 and 9 p.m.Beverly Hills Cop II continues the story of a Chicago policeman who heads for the sophisticated streets of Beverly Hills to wrap up a case.It stars Eddy Murphy and they tell me it’s funny.It plays at 7:15 and 9:30 every night at the Cinémas du Carrefour in Sherbrooke as well as 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15 and 9:30 p.m.Saturday and Sunday.Beverly Hills Cop II is also featured at the Merrill's Show-place Cinemas in Newport.Vt.this week, along with Creep-show II and Blind Date.Beverly Hills Cop II is at 7 and 9 p.m.and at 1:45 Saturday, Sunday and Monday (it’s a holiday south of the border).Stephen King’s Creepshow II shows at 7:10 and 9:15 Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Tuesday to Thursday at 7:10 and 9:10, and there are matinee showings Saturday through Monday at 2 p.m.Blind Date stars Bruce Willis of TV's Moonlighting as a businessman who goes to an important business dinner with a beautiful blind date (Kim Basinger) who turns out to be hyper-sensitive to alcohol.Her jealous boyfriend hovering around complicates the situation.The times for Blind Date are Friday to Monday at 7:05 and 9:10 p.m.and Tuesday to Thursda y at 7:05 and 9:05 with matinees Saturday, Sunday and Monday at 1:55.Cowansville’s Cinema Princess has an ultra-violent film about a Vietnam vet who takes the law into his own hands when a former Vietnamese general-turned-mobster murder’s a cop’s family.Steele Justice stars Martin Kove, of TV’s Cagney and Lacey, and it shows at 7:15 nightly.It’s followed, at 8:55, by the comedy Hot Pursuit, starring John Cusack.This is about a teen-age boy who stumbles across a bunch of yacht hijackers while looking for his girlfriend on a Caribbean island.Le déclin de l’empire américain, last year's Canadian cinematic triumph, is showing at 9:15 tonight and Saturday night at the University of Sherbrooke’s Cultural Centre.It lets us eavesdrop on the conversations of a bunch of intellectuals, mostly concerning sex.The men make lewd food jokes as they prepare a gourmet meal at their cottage (this sequence filmed in Georgeville) while the women work out in a gymnasium while discussing their sexual preferences.A well-made film, reminiscent of The Big Chill in style, but the endless, one-track conversation becomes a tad boring.Directed by Denys Arcand, this stars Dominique Michel, Dorothée Berryman, Rémy Girard and Pierre Curzi.Adolescent anxiety and conflict provide the drama in the Alexander Galt student play, Curtain Going Up!, being performed tonight and Saturday night.See Theatre column. 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1987 Practical and picturesque exist together in Holland By Ellen Steese The Christian Science Monitor GIETHOORN, Netherlands — It’s an otherworldly feeling to drive through green fields and realize that, by rights, you ought to be underwater.Water — too much of it — is a constant theme wherever you go in the Netherlands.That’s true whether you are excitedly hunting for signs of old Holland (windmills and canals) or passing through new Holland’s polders (sea bottom transformed into fields or grazing cattle and planned cities).I was on the lookout for quaintness, so my tour plan included the funny little towns of Giethoorn and Urk on the west side of this small country, and the Zuiderzeemu-seum, where one goes to see exhibits on local architecture, a few hours north of Amsterdam.But in the Netherlands, the practical and the picturesque exist together.New Holland keeps intruding.The ways, old and new, that the Dutch cope with their low country turned out to be a recurring motif in my journey.Thus, the highlight of Giethoorn (“HEET-horn”) is its canals.That’s why you must stop at the tourist board (look for the sign that says VVV) as soon as you arrive, because you can’t see much of Giethoorn from the road.IN ANOTHER WORLD If you park your car in the VVV lot, you can pick up a map and head across the street to a paved path leading through a soggy field.If you follow it, wondering where on earth you’re going, you’ll see a small bridge on your left.When you go over it, you are in another world.A small canal of brownish water, some 12 feet wide, forms the main street of Giethoorn.All travel here is done by boat.Mail is delivered, cows go to and from pasture, harvests are brought in, and families go to church on the canal.Trees and wooden bridges arch over it.mm & ! * Small house on a canal near the Netherlands town of Giethoorn.Only a footpath borders it on each side.The houses are like those in “Alice in Wonderland” illustrations.They’re brick, have a rounded sloping shape, and are neatly thatched.Each is set back a few feet from the footpath, has dark green doors, and, of course — this being Holland — plants and tiers of white lace adorn their windows.Also compulsory is an intensely colorful postage-stamp garden.I walked along, sniffing aromas of apples and wood fires.There wasn’t a car in sight; if there were any, they must have been tactfully concealed behind barns.COWS POSED It was a gray day, and some hefty white ducks were enjoying the canal and the weather.Goats and cows posed in the fields in the distance.Once in a while a flaxenhaired child would whiz by on a bi- At the Carrefour de l'Estrie "Britain Highlights" Departure from Sherbrooke From July 30th to August 18th 1987 Hosted by Mrs.E.Foreman • A 14 day tour • Plus 5 nights in London • Insight services • Quality Hotels • Great Meal Plan • Cheers • Superb Sightseeing • Special visits • Scenic drives • Highlight cruises At the price of $2 600 including transport to the airport, tour, taxes and insurance In Coaticook: 849-6329 cycle.All other residents stayed in their snuggeries, except for a crew at work rethatching a roof, with additional thatch in bales piled on a boat moore alongside.Numerous long, narrow boats for showing visitors around in the summer were clustered in quiet side canals, indicating that tourists by the busload are not unknown here.I recommend a chill, gray, autumn day, when the only sounds are rustling yellow leaves and an occasional sharp bell of a bike behind you.Then Giethoorn is a fairytale land you have almost to yourself.After you leave Giethoorn for the old fishing village of Urk, you’re in polder country.Towering waterco-lor-gray clouds press down on green fields.Substantial brown barns cozy into the landscape.The horizon is about the same, left and right, fore and aft.The Dutch are sensitive to minuscule changes of altitude, emphasizing to the visitor variations that would pass unnoticed elsewhere.The reason is that a few feet here is the difference between being above water or below it.SUSPENDED IN AIR Now on a modest rise in the Noord Dost polder, Urk was originally an island in the Zuider Zee.It isn’t a particularly pretty town.Its tiny brick row houses of fairly recent vintage give it a look of being suspended in air.Tourists go to Urk because a few of its people still cling stubbornly to the quaint costumes of their former isolation as an island in the Zuider Zee.You see elderly women, and a few men, wearing peasant outfits.The women’s costume is a black dress, gathered at the wait, worn with a vest of shiny green or blue.Most distinctive is the hat, a small black-and-white, close-fitting bonnet rimmed with lace.Underneath and showing through is a silver band with hair rolled around it; this ends in big silver prongs that press into the cheeks.The men wear black pants that blouse around the hips and stop well above the ankles, a shirt with wide red and white stripes, and a BUS TOURS Pennsylvania tour From September 6th to September 12th 1987 Toronto Agricultural Winter Fair (Closing ceremony) From Nov.20th to Nov.22nd 1987 Niagara at harvest time From September 19th to September 22nd 1987 for information & reservations Tom Deardon 832-3524 or 566-8663 Quebec punit holder.pillbox hat worn jauntily on the side of the head.You don’t want to stare too obviously at these unwilling tourist attractions.After an hour or two of assiduous snooping while trying to look inconspicuous — including checking out the Saturday morning market, surely a prime spot — I saw a total of tour men and 11 women dressed this way.PIQUE CURIOSITY Polders may not look very exciting, but they do pique your curiosity.On my way to Enkhuizen, 1 made an unscheduled stop at the Museum Nieuw Land in Lelystad.Here the slide show “From Fle-vomeer to Flevoland” can be heard in English on request.It is a good wrap-up of the history of the polders.You learn that in the 19th century the steam engine replaced the windmill, and for the first time it became possible to take land back from the ocean.The Dutch put a dike across the old Zuider Zee (renamed the Ijsselmeer in honor of its new status).Then they built other dikes along the edge and began draining.This not only created new land, but protected the old seashore from the disastrous floods that were a problem in places like Urk.You can learn all sorts of things about polders at the museum : how to build a polder dike with layers of sand, boulders, clay, and brushwood mattresses; how to make the land usable after it has been drained, leaving flats of dead, soft, bluish, impassable mud.There's a bit about the objects they found after the land was drained: crashed World War II aircraft and the remains of 300 shipwrecks.After the museum visit, it is interesting to traverse the dike that crosses the Ijsselmeer from Lelystad to Enkhuizen.The water is gray and smooth on one side, rough and blue on other.FISHING TOWNS The open-air Zuiderzeemuseum in Enkhuizen was opened in 1983 to immortalize the little fishing towns that ringed the Zuider Zee before they became landlocked by polde-rization.Each section of this “museum village” consists of 130 buildings from 20 Zuider Zee towns.You get to the museum by boat, which enables you to view Enkhuizen from the water — reminding one of a Dutch plate scene.You can also admire the sailboats on the bay, with their huge brown gaff-rigged sails and round, cloglike fronts.The Zuiderzeemuseum is so delightful, you wish you could have toured Holland when it all looked like this.Practical information: Driving in Holland is easy.Even in the smallest towns the roads are excellent and clearly labeled.The Zuiderzeemuseum has a small indoor section, open all year except for January and the first half of February.Hours are 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.Monday through Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m.on Sunday.The outdoor museum is open April 15 to Oct.15, seven days a week, from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.Admission price: adults $3.35, children $2.65. Evangeline statue tells tragic TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 22.1987—11 tale of Acadian expulsion , ««Ml The statue of Evangeline and the Acadian Memorial Chapel dominate the grounds of Grand Pre National Historic Park on Nova Scotia’s scenic Evangeline Trail.(Nova Scotia Tourism Photo) GRAND PRE, Nova Scotia — The face of the statue of “Evangeline" in Nova Scotia’s Grand Pre National Historic Park ages and changes before the visitor's eyes.Whether by design or by chance, the heroine of Longfellow's famous poem about the Acadian lovers undergoes an unusual and remarkable facial transformation before the eyes of tens of thousands who annually visit this memorial to the Acadian people, in the heart of the province’s beautiful Annapolis Valley.As the visitor moves from one side of the bronze status to the other, the serene, youthful, smiling face ages and changes subtly but distinctly into a tragic picture of an older and tormented woman crying for a lost lover and a lost land.More than anything else in this 14-acre park, the statue of Evangeline vividly recalls the Acadian settlement and their tragic expulsion from this historic area more than two and a quarter centuries ago.Their story began with the arrival of Champlain at Port Royal where in 1604 he founded the first permanent European settlement in North America north of Florida.They walked slowly back and forth in front of her, watching her youthful smile of happy life and memories change into an aged frown of lament for the loss of her land and her lover who was separated from her during the expulsion.MOVED UP BAY Many of the settlers of Port Royal moved up the Bay of Fundy to Chignecto in the 1670s and to Minas Basin in the 1680s.By the beginning of the 18th century, Minas was the most heavily populated area in the French colony, and the largest settlement was at Grand Pre.Here, the community reclaimed extensive tidal marshlands by means of earthen dykes which they built to shut out the sea from the upper reaches of the salt meadows.The reclaimed land produced abundant harvests of grain without fertilization, and surplusses were shipped legally down the Bay of Fundy to Port Royal and other French colonies, and illegally to New England Colonies.But succeeding struggles between France and Britain for supremacy in this land — Acadia — placed Acadians in a precarious and awkward position between the opposing military forces.In 1704, invading New England troops virtually destroyed the village of Grand Pre, and nine years later the whole of Acadia was ceded to Great Britain by the Treaty of Utrecht.Acadia became Nova Scotia, and Port Royal was renamed Annapolis Royal.The new government required all Acadians to take an oath of allegiance to the British Crown, but in fact the requirement was never enforced until 1730 when they did so but only on the verbal assurance that they would not have to fight if England and France went to war.ENTANGLED IN BATTLE Before long, however, Britain and France were entangled in battle once again, and in 1747 a surprise French attack destroyed a New England force housed at Grand Pre.By 1755.the size and uncertain loyalties of the Acadian presence became a deep concern to colonial officials and a decision was made to expel all Acadians refusing to swear an oath of unqualified allegiance to the British Crown.The Acadians refused to comply, and between 1755 and 1763 some 7,000 to 10,000 were deported, including 2,200 residents of Minas, families were broken up and relatives and friends separated, some of them forever.As a final indignity, the Minas settlement was put to the torch, leaving little trace of 75 years of settlement.Some Acadians eluded deportation, and others managed to return, but not to their former lands at Minas.Over the next century and a half, the site of the Acadian Saint-Charles Church at Grand Pre became quiet pastureland, until 1907 when poet and historian John Frederic Herbin bought the property for a park in memory of the Aca-deians.his mother’s people.He erected a stone cross to mark the old church cemetery, using stones from old Acadian foundations.In 1917, the property was sold to the Dominion Atlantic Railway and the DAR landscaped the park and commissioned a statue of Evangeline from Canadian sculptors Philippe and Henri Hebert, which was unveiled in 1920.BUILT CHURCH The DAR deeded the church site to the Acadian “la Société Nationale l'Assomption,” and in 1922 descendants of deported Acadians across North America contributed to a fund to build a memorial church on the site, modelled on churches of the Norman style.Two years later, Acadians erected an iron cross near the deportation site.The federal government acquired the park in 1957 and declared it a national historic park in 1961.One hundred thousand visitors came to Grand Pre National Historic Park in 1985, to wander its grounds, toss coins down the two and a quarter-century-old “Evangeline’s Well,” gaze at a bust of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, visit the memorial church, and stand in nostalgic silence before the bronze statue of Evangeline.They walked slowly back and forth in front of her, watching her youthful smile of happy life and memories change into an aged frown of lament for the loss of her land and her lover who was separated from her during the expulsion The admission-free park grounds are open year-round, the buildings from mid-May to mid-October.Article submitted by Nova Scotia Tourism.Q: WHERE IS JACKIE?A: With VOYAGES ESCAPADE INC./ AMERICAN EXPRESS Voyages Escapade Inc.AT 121 Frontenac St.Sherbrooke also at the same address VOYAGES TRANS OCEAN INC 563-5344 - 563-4515 JACKIE DESAUTELS ] Travel excess Service 0 Le coin de la camera # Photography studio Family portraits Photo lab 20% «R (Available until June 30, 1987) on lamination process The Memories live forever! 1543 Carrefour Dunant Sherbrooke 562-4988 12—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAV, MAY 22, 1987 Compton’s Festival du Sanglier to promote wild boar By Laurel Sherrer COMPTON — Feeling beared?Want a chance to go hog-wild with fireworks, games and shows for young and old alike?How 'bout a chance to pig out on an exotic type of meat produced right here in the Townships?You’ll have your chance to do all these things the weekend of July 10, 11 and 12 when the Festival du Sanglier (Wild Boar Festival) takes place at the Domaine St.Laurent in Compton.The festival is the brain-child of Normand Leblanc, a St-Edwidge farmer who has been raising wild boars for the past year and a half.The idea was partly to have a festival that would bring people to the region, but would also promote wild boar meat, he says.HAS UNIQUE FLAVOR Many people have been told they were eating wild boar in restaurants, he says, only to be disappointed because the meat tastes CRUISE INTO SUMMER with a boat from DORAL Featuring special savings on boats powered by Mercruiser.“The world’s best selling stern drive.” Designed to perform.15 Models from 15’ to 25’ featuring the 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for the festival, but other years it has occurred on a smaller scale, and only in the town of St-Edwidge.This year it’s designed to be a more regional event and organizers are hoping for a turnout of 10 to 15 thousand people.WELL ACCEPTED So far, the response to the event has been marvellous, says Leblanc.“It’s been well accepted,” he says.The Domaine St.Laurent resort hotel decided to get involved in the festival because it could have important economic benefits for the region, says the hotel’s public relations director, Guy St.Laurent.“The interest is very, very high,” he says.“It’s going to be a great family festival where big, small, young and old can participate.” Besides events of a porcine nature, the festival will feature such attractions as fireworks, visits to the Coaticook gorge, a troutfishing tournament, archery competitions, children’s theatre and lots of kiosks to visit.Fiddler Charlie Landry will put on a show the Friday night, and other musicians such as Maurice Proulx, Luc Paradis and Robert Huberdeau as well as a Bavarian orchestra will perform throughout the weekend.The event will conclude with a presentation of the comedy Waiter! Sunday, July 12.enr.333355SS3333333333: Open 7 days Charlie Landry will put on a show of traditional Quebec fiddling along with his characteristic highjinks the opening night of Compton's Wild Boar Festival. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MAY 22.1987—13 Old rivals join forces in fifth Perry Mason movie By Jerry Buck I .OS ANGELES (API — A gene ration ago Robert Stack of The Untouchables and Raymond Burr of Perry Mason frequently found themselves competing for ratings and Emmy awards.In 1959 Burr won the Emmy as best actor in a dramatic series.Stack won the next year and in 1961 Burr won again.Burr is still playing Perry Mason in a highly rated series of NBC movies and in the latest film he defends Stack on a murder charge.The movie.Perry Mason: The Case of the Sinister Spirit, will be broadcast Sunday.It's the fifth in the series about the intrepid lawyer created by Erie Stanley Gardner.The first four movies finished in the Top 10.“I play a publisher who is set up,” said Stack."I am used by some devilish chap and I goon trial for my life.Perry is an old friend and 1 call him late at night and wake him up.“It’s very complicated, very visual and has lots of twists.I don’t think anybody can figure out who’s doing what to whom until the end.” Stack, as publisher Jordan White, is accused of murdering a successful mystery novelist in a haunted hotel.The writer asks a group of people to join him at the old hotel where strange things happen during the night.In the mor ning the writer is thrown from the bell tower and White is caught at the scene.LISTS CAST The movie also stars David Og- ‘Appellation’ sometimes means improved quality Random notes.Overthelast Klyears or so, many wines, particularly from France and Italy, have received ‘appellation’ status.In other words, the governing body in the respective country has decided that the wine in question has reached a level of quality and consistency to entitle it to bear either the Appellation d’Origin Contrôlée (AGO or De-nomina/.ionedi Origine Controlatta (DOC) label.This in turn guarantees the consumer that the wine so labelled will come only from that region and will share certain legally defined characteristics.The advantages in attaining appellation status are numerous, not least of which is the luxury of charging significantly more for your product.In the best of all possible worlds, there is also the advantage to the consumer of having standards of production raised in a given region.Unfortunately, the first half of the equation is not always completed by the second half.In other words, prices go up but quality remains the same.One pleasant exception to this rule is Cottes du Ventoux.This particular region has been producing wines not far from Avignon (home of the better-known Chateuneuf-du-Fapei for hundreds if not thousands of years.Until relatively recently, however, the wines have been mostly unremarkable rosés and light reds.Now.as a result, one presumes, of changes in vines, production methods etc., these 5, FRONTLINE A search for the missing millions that the Philippine government claims were taken by Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos when they fled to the United States, g 1:30 (FC) MOVIE AAA "Sugarbaby" (1985, Drama) Marianne Sagebrecht, Eisi Gulp.A portly German mortuary worker’s pursuit of a younger, married subway con ductor turns obsessive as she goes to great lengths to win his affections.(Subtitled) (PC) CINEMA AAA "L'homme aux yeux d'argent (1985, Drame) Alain Souchon, Jean-Louis Trintignant.Ils avaient 20 ans, ils s'aimaient, ils ont attaque une banque et un policier a ete tue.douze ans plus tard, le jeune homme sort de prison et retourne au village ou il a passe son enfance.(TSN) NBA TODAY 2:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:30 (TSN) FRENCH OPEN RECAP 3:00 0 MOVIE A A A % "Made For Each Other” (1971, Comedy) Renee Taylor.Joseph Bologna.Two members of an encounter group quarrel incessantly, but eventually realize their deep-seated mu tual love (FC) BUDDY HACKETT II: ON STAGE AT CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY In this October 1985 performance, comedian Buddy Hackett covers a variety of topics including marriage, golf and medical advances 3:15 (PC) CINEMA AAA "Les témoins ailen cieux" (1985, Drame) Valerie Bertinelli, John Savage Un jeune couple sont les témoins silencieux d’un viol impliquant le frere du jeune homme et deux autres hommes 4:00 (FC) MOVIE A Av* "Streamers" (1983, Drama) Matthew Modine, Michael Wnghl.In 1965, tensions erupts into violence for a group of soldiers in a military barracks awaiting their orders to go to Vietnam R' (MM) SNEAK PREVIEWS NEW! The Improved design Truck tire Trucks & tractors Road service Pneus St-Elie 1681 Range 6 North St.Elie d’Orford 564-1636 8888 22—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1987 Thursday DAYTIME SPECIALS 7:30 (FC) LAST RHINO Two children attempt to save a wounded rhino from destruction at a game reserve in East Africa.11:00 (FC) THE INCREDIBLE TIME TRAVELS OF HENRY OSGOOD Former SCTV cast member Dave Thomas plays a successful college professor who's transported back in time Guest stars include Catherine O'Hara, Martin Short.Joe Flaherty and others.DAYTIME CHILDREN’S SHOW 6:00 (B ROMPER ROOM (R) DAYTIME SPORTS 6:00 (TSN) IT’S YOUR CALL Phone-in sports show focusing on controversial issues of the week.Host: Pat Marsden (R) 6.00 (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING Hosts Henry Waszczuk and Italo Labignan fish for walleye on Kawartha Lakes in Ontario.(R) (TSN) NBA TODAY (TSN)SPORTSDESK (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (TSN) FRENCH OPEN TENNIS Early round matches, day four, from Paris.(Live) 2:00 (TSN) IT’S YOUR CALL Phone-in show focusing on controversial issues of the week Host: Pat Marsden.(R) 3:00 (TSN) SPORTSWORLD INTERNATIONAL Highlights of PBA bowling, from Taylor.Mich., and the PGA Hawaiian Open golf tournament, from Honolulu.Hawaii.(R) 4:00 (TSN) PGA GOLF Memorial Tournament, first round, from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.(Live) DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 (PC) "Le feu de St-Elmo" (1985, Gome-die) Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe.Sept copains et copines, qui ont fini leurs etudes, s’attaquent avec ferveur a leur premiere annee dans la vraie vie.6:00 (FC) ' Peep'' (1973.Drama) Don Har-ron.Lois Maxwell.Tensions flare when a married couple takes in two boarders and the husband seduces them both.8:30 (PC) "Le fil d’arrivee” (1984, Drame) David Matheson, Isabelle Mejias Un jeune homme de famille fortunée qui manque totalement de confiance en lui, n'a qu'un reve, celui de courir le marathon international de Montreal.9:00 (FC) "Kid Colter" (1985, Adven- ture) Jeremy Shamos.Jim Stafford While returning home after visiting his father in the mountains, a 12-year-old boy is thrust into a situation that tests both his spirit and survival instincts ¦PG' 9:30 (PC) Police" (1985, Drame) Gerard Depardieu, Sophie Marceau.En enquêtant sur une affaire louche, un inspecteur découvre un important reseau de trafiquants de drogue.10:00 03 ** "Monsieur et Madame Jones" (1971, Drame) Desi Arnaz Jr, Dina Merrill.Un jeune homme, force au mariage, découvre qu'il lui est extrêmement difficile de perdre sa liberté et tout aussi difficile de gagner assez pour que sa jeune épousé puisse continuer le genre de vie auquel elle est habituée.11:30 (PC) AA A "La fleur ensanglantée "(1986, Drame) Kris Kristofferson.Jane Alexander.En 1930, sur une plage hawaienne, une jeune femme blanche est violee et battue par un ami de son mari et quatre Hawaiens sont accuses du crime.12:00 (FC) A AA "Agnes Of God” (1985, Drama) Jane Fonda.Anne Bancroft.Investigating a newborn infant’s death at a convent, a psychiatrist's search for a rational explanation is clouded by a young nun’s faith and mysticism.’PG-13' 2:00 (FC) A A Vi "St.Elmo's Fire" (1985, Drama) Rob Lowe.Demi Moore.In Washington, seven recent college graduates have varying degrees of success in confronting adult realities and responsibilities.'R' 2:15 0 ID * * "Demons de midi" (1979, Drame) Pierre Mondy, Sylvie Coste.Un cadre en chômage se met a vivre en marginal.2:30 O O A A Vi "L'aile ou la cuisse" (1976, Comedie) Louis de Funes.Ann Zacharias.L'editeur d'un guide gastronomique de la France fait autorité dans le monde entier.(PC) AA "Tag, terreur au college" (1982, Drame) Robert Carradine, Kristine Debell.Dans une université américaine, de nombreux etudiants se livrent a un jeu qui consiste a simuler le meurtre d’un eleve désigné avec un pistolet a fléchettes a caoutchouc.4:00 (FC) AAVi "The Ouest" (1985, Adventure) Henry Thomas, Tony Barry.A teenager becomes obsessed with the idea that some sort of sea monster exists beneath the surface of a small Australian lake.‘PG‘ (PC) A A "Romance inachevée" (1954, Drame) James Stewart.June Allyson.La vie du légendaire Glenn Miller, un des leaders de la musique américaine contemporaine.EVENING 8:00 O MONTREAL CE SOIR O QOOQCB news O NOUVELLES O BENNY HILL (D ICI MONTREAL g © SINBAD LE MARIN "Aventure avec l'oiseau devenu une jeune fille" Les aventures de Sinbad.un jeune marin S) MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) MOVIE A A Vfc "Kid Colter" (1985, Adventure) Jeremy Shamos, Jim Stafford.While returning home after visiting his father in the mountains, a 12-year-old boy is thrust into a situation that tests both his spirit and survival instincts.‘PG’ (PC) CINEMA AAA "Le pacte Hol-croft" (1985, Drame) Michael Caine.Victoria Tennant.Il y a quarante ans, le conseiller financier de Hitler, le pere de Noel Holcroft a depose plus de quatre millions de dollars dans une banque suisse, argent qui servir a aider les victimes de l’holocauste.(TSN) MAGIC YEARS IN SPORTS A look at New York Yankees star Joe DiMag-gio in the year 1941.(R) 6:30 O NBC NEWS O VIA QUEBEC O® ABC NEWS g O NOUVELLES (Q L ETESHOW © TELESERVICE (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 O PETITE MERVEILLE T«d Lawson a programme sa petite merveille pour qu elle memorise de longs textes en quelques secondes O CBS NEWS O WHEEL OF FORTUNE g © DAYS AND NIGHTS OF MOLLY DODD Dennis becomes jealous ol Molly's relationship with Birmanyi.O A COMMUNIQUER ©NEWLYWED GAME O FAIS PAS LE SINGE © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actress Candice Bergen.In stereo.© THREE S COMPANY Q> NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT Scheduled commentator: Economic Pol-icy Advisory Board member Arthur Laffer.The Money File (Part 3 of 3) (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 7:30© O CINEMA A AH "Le Bounty" (1984, Drame) Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins.L'action se passe en 1787, lorsque le Bounty quitte l'Angleterre pour un tour du monde, accoste a Tahiti apres avoir vainement tente le passage du Cap Horn.© HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ©M'A’S’H © BEACHCOMBERS (R) Q 03 LE QUEBEC A LA CARTE © DATING GAME © CAMPBELLS The Iroquois who kid-napped John, believing his father James murdered two tribesmen, demand a heavy price for the boy's release (Part 2 of 2) (R) g © BENNY HILL © NORD-SUD ® THIS OLD HOUSE The exterior stair-case's steel frame is assembled; installation of an energy-efficient door and low emissivity windows; native Southwestern latillas; a visit to Rosson House in Phoenix (Ariz ).g (TSN) FISHING THE WEST 8:00 © SCARECROW AND MRS.KING Sea son finale.Agency founder Harry Thornton comes out of retirement to rescue a Russian woman who is the only link to a list of American counterspies hired by Khrushchev years ago.G COSBY SHOW Vanessa ignores her parents’ order not to wear makeup.In stereo (R) g O MOVIE ?"The Dark Crystal" (1982, Fantasy) Puppets.Two elfin youngsters are sent on a quest for the missing shard of a magic gem that must be repaired to free their land from evil rulers.(R) O (D DOMINIQUE "La visite, des beaux-parents" Les beaux-parents de Dominique viennent rendre visite.O ® OUR WORLD Stories from the spring of 1953 include the invention of Cinemascope; the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg; the first 3-D, color movie ("House of Wax"); Edmund Hillary and Sherpa guide Tenzing Norkay become the first men to reach the summit of Ml.Everest; also, talks with Vincent Price and Mary Martin, g (B COSBY SHOW Vanessa ignores her parents' order not to wear makeup.(R) LE MAGAZINE HOTLINE Featured: boating safety.(FC) MOVIE ?Vfc "Highlander" (1988.Fantasy) Christopher Lambert.Roxanne Hart.An immortel Scot, bom in the 16th century and assuming tha identity of an AKÂI professional AKAI AX60 Makes True Synthesis Affordable! 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(R) Q CHEERS The Cheers gang wants to get in on Norm’s latest money-making venture.In stereo.(R) g O CD CINEMA ** "Tonnerre de feu" (1982.Drame) Roy Scheider, Malcom McDowell.Un membre de l'équipé volante de la police est charge de mettre a l’essai un helicoptere perfectionne muni d'instruments d'ecoute électronique.© © JACK AND MIKE An heiresa, in-volved in the high-priced escort business, is victimized by a vicious politician.(R) g CD CHEERS The Cheers gang wants to get in on Norm’s latest money-making venture.(R) g 03 CINEMA ** "La mémoire" (1982, Drame) Nour El-Ckerif, Yousra.Pendant le tournage de son plus recent film, Yehia, un cinéaste célébré est terrasse par la maladie.S) A HARD LOOK AT OLD TIMES Excerpts from a one-man play about the life and writings of the late Walter Hard of Manchester, Vermont, starring Andrew MacMillan, performing at the Dorset Theatre Festival.9:30© DAYS AND NIGHTS OF MOLLY DODD Dennis becomes jealous of Molly's relationship with Birmanyi.In stereo.(B NIGHT COURT A replacement judge jails Christine on contempt charges.(R) (TSN) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR 10:00 G Q LE TELEJOURNAL g O KNOTS LANDING / NBA PLAYOFFS (May be pre-empted for coverage of the NBA Playoffs.) g G (B L.A.LAW Becker chides Roxanne for using her feminine wiles to tempt a teen-age computer whiz.In stereo.(R) O NATIONAL g O £B 20 / 20 Scheduled: an interview with former President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn.g G UPSTAIRS.DOWNSTAIRS Elizabeth and Rose are arrested after their involvement in a political demonstration.(R) (FC) MOVIE A A "A Breed Apart" (1984, Drama) Rutger Hauer, Powers Boothe The eggs of a newly discovered breed of bald eagle spark a confrontation between a conservationist and a mountain climber hired by an obsessive collector.R* (PC) CINEMA "La fleur ensan- glantée "(1986, Drame) Kris Kristofferson.Jane Alexander En 1930, sur une plage hawaienne, une jeune femme blanche est violee et battue par un ami de son mari et quatre Hawaiens sont accuses du crime.(MM) THE FIXX SPOTLIGHT (TSN) SOCCER NEWS Hosted by Graham Leggat.(Taped) 10:25 Q Q LE POINT © JOURNAL 11:00© ©©©©NEWS © © LES NOUVELLES TVA g O CINEMA ?"La maries a du chien" (1964, Comedie) Tony Curtia, Christine Kautfman.Un caniche intelli-gent et vedette de la television s'attache aux pas d’un musicien américain.® CTVNEWSg ® MOVIE AA "Private Buckaroo" (1942, Musical) Andrews Sisters, Joe E.Lewis.A big-time band stages an Army camp show during wartime.(MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:06 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:20 G CINEMA A “Le pirate des Caraibes" (1976, Aventure) Genevieve Bujold, Robert Shaw.En 1616, la fille du gouverneur de la Jamaïque fait appel a un pirate irlandais pour qu'il l’aida a libérer son pare.S NEWS TELESERVICE (R) 11:30 Q NIGHT HEAT A young wife dies when her airport limousine is sabotaged.(R) G TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Car-son.Scheduled: musician-humorist Peter Schickele.In stereo O MAUDE Maude discovers that her nephew's "free and easy" lifestyle is just a cover-up for his lack of responsibility.(R) Q NOUVELLES Q 03 NIGHTLINE g (FC) MOVIE "Act Of Vengeance" (1986, Drama) Charles Bronson, Ellen Burstyn.Based on the true story of Joseph "Jock" Yablonski, whose crusade to rid the United Mine Workers union of corruption led to violence and ultimately to murder in December 1969 (TSN) FRENCH OPEN RECAP 11:46 O NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00 O MOVIE A A "The Return Of Doctor X" (1939.Horror) Humphrey Bogart, Dennis Morgan.Murders begin occurring after an electrocuted doctor is revived and in need of a specific type of blood in order to remain alive.(R) O VIDEO STAR (R) O TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED (D CINEMA A A "L’hopital" (1971, Comedie) George C.Scott, Diana Rigg.Un medecin-chef est inquiété par une sérié de morts mystérieuses dans le personnel de l'hôpital.G MOVIE A Atfc "The Star Chamber" (1983, Drama) Michael Douglas, Hal Holbrook.A dedicated young judge becomes involved with a secret panel of justices directing vigilante reprisals against criminals who escape via loopholes in the law.© TO BE ANNOUNCED © AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "The House of Blue Leeves" John Mahoney and Swoosie Kurtz re-create their Tony Award-winning roles as Artie and Bananas Shaughnessy, the frustrated songwriter and his schizophrenic wile, in John Guare's black comedy about the American dream and how it can destroy the very people it inspirée.Chriatine Baranski, Julie Hagerty and Richard Portnow co-star.Q (MM) POWER HOUR 12:30© LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTER-MAN Scheduled: comics Robert Klein and Carol Leifer.In stereo.ONEWS 12:40 O MOVIE A A "The Intruder Within" (1981, Horror) Chad Everett, Joseph Bottoms.Workers on an isolated oil rig become the prey of a creature from the dark recesses of time.(R) 12:45 0 CINEMA AA'/è "Le serment du chevalier noir" (1954.Aventure) Alan Ladd, Patricia Medina.A l'epoque légendaire du roi Arthur, un forgeron amoureux de la fille de son seigneur voit le chateau mis a sac par des chevaliers.1:00 (FC) MOVIE "Medium Blues” (1984, Drama) Marthe Turgeon, Helen Lasnier.A chain of unpleasant events in her business partner’s life forces a formerly carefree woman to reassess her own goals and ideals.(Subtitled) (PC) CINEMA A A "Romance inachevée" (1954, Drame) James Stewart, June Allyson.La vie du légendaire Glenn Miller, un des leaders de la musique américaine contemporaine.(MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS 2:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:30 (FC) MOVIE A "Death Wish 3" (1985, Drama) Charles Bronson, Deborah Raf-fin.After a friend is murdered by a gang of punks, vigilante Paul Kersey hits the streets of New York once again to fight crime his own way.'R' (TSN) SOCCER NEWS Hosted by Graham Leggat.(R) 3:00© MOVIE A AH "Blood On The Sun" (1945, Drama) James Cagney, Sylvia Sidney.Japanese warlords try to silence an American newspaperman who foresees Japan's threat to democracy prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor.(PC) CINEMA AAA "Le pacte Holcroft" (1985, Drame) Michael Caine, Victoria Tennant.Il y a quarante ans, le conseiller financier de Hitler, le pere de Noel Holcroft a depose plus de quatre millions de dollars dans une banque suisse, argent qui devrait servir a aider les victimes de l'holocauste.3:30 (TSN) PGA GOLF Memorial Tournament, first round, from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio.(R) 4:00 (FC) MOVIE AAA “The Ninth Configuration" (1980, Suspenae) Stacy Keach, Jason Miller.The new head psychiatrist at a secret military installation is given charge of the center’s eccentric inmates.all high-ranking officers who experienced severe mental breakdowns during the Vietnam War.'R' (MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN 242414^9 WÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊIÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊI^KÊÊÊÊ^Bi^^KÊÊI^ÊÊÊKÊIÊIIÊÊÊÊÊÊM «g Friday DAYTIME SPECIALS 7:30 (FC) THE MAN FROM NOWHERE An or phan’s visit to her great-uncle's home starts o*f dismally when a mysterious stranger starts to threaten her.12:30 (FC) THE REAL PATSY CUNE Vintage film footage and interviews with family and friends from the country music world highlight this documentary portrait of the legendary country singer, who died in a plane crash at the age of 30 in 1963.1:15 (FC) THANKS.TROUBADOUR, THANKS: ERNEST TUBBS A musical documentary profiling country music performer Ernest Tubbs, from his beginning in depression-era Texas to the Grand Ole Opry.DAYTIME MOVES 5:00 (PC) "Perfect” (1985, Comedie) John Travolta, Jamie Lee Curtis.Un journaliste tente d’interviewer un homme d’affaires qui trempe dans une affaire de drogue et de pots-de vin.6:00 (FC) “Rose Café” (1987, Drame) Parker Stevenson, Linda Smith.An aspiring restaurateur, whose business partner is also her fiance, has mixed feelings about embarking on a romance with a former friend from high school.8:30 (PC) "Sur la piste des Mohawks" (1939, Drame) Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert.Un jeune fermier s'installe avec sa nouvelle épousé aur une terre hostile, ou la vie est dure, les Indiens menaçant, mais le jeune couple saura surmonter les epreuves.9:00 (FC) "Little Treasure" (1985, Drama) Margot Kidder, Ted Danson.In Mexico.a stripper teams up with a seedy American expatriate to search for her father and a stolen fortune.'R' 10:00(0 ** "L'infernale poursuite" (1973, Drame) David Janssen, Keenan Wynn.A cause de leur chargement secret, deux camionneurs sont en difficulté du aux attaques de mystérieux assaillants.10:30 (PC) "Rouge baiser” (1985, Corne- TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1987—23 die) Charlotte Valandrey, Lambert Wilson.Une ieune fille de 15 ans vit dans une famille de juifs polonais et communistes qui ne jurent que par Staline.11:00 (FC) ** "Violets Are Blue” (1986, Drama) Sissy Spacek, Kevin Kline.A globe-hopping photojoumalist returns to her hometown and rekindles a relationship with a former, now married, boyfriend.PG-13 12:30 (PC) ?"Pinaiolo et Mozzarel" (1985) Aldo Maccione.Beth Todd.Deux freres font part d’une folie sur une petite plage.2:00(PC) 'Les fous de Bassan" (1986, Drame) Steve Bonner, Charlotte Valabdrey Un vieux, devenu fou et un peu senile, raconte l’histoire qu’il a vecue dans le passe brumeux de son adolescence.2:16 0 (0 AA "Texas, nous voila"(1966.Western) Dean Martin, Alain Delon.Un aristocrate espagnol et un aventurier texan connaissent ensemble diverses aventures.2:30 (FC) AA A "Jacques Et Novembre" (1985, Drama) Jean Beaudry, Carole Frechetter.A cancer-stricken film buff persuades a friend to create a visual diary of the last month of his life.(Subtitled) 4:00(FC) A "Bugsy Malone" (1976, Musical) Scott Baio, Jodie Foster.A spoof of Prohibition-era gangster films, set against the speakeasies and gang wars of 1929 New York, with children playing all the parts.Score by Paul Williams.‘G’ 4:30 (PC) t-k + '/i "Sur la piste des Mohawks" (1939, Drame) Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert.Un jeune fermier s’installe avec sa nouvelle épousé sur une terre hostile, ou la vie est dure, les Indiens menaçant, mais le jeune couple saura surmonter les epreuves.EVENING 6:00 O MONTREAL CE SOIR O O Q Q (B S news O NOUVELLES Q BENNY HILL (D ICI MONTREAL g S) 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LES EQUIPEMENTS VEILLEUX INC.9 QUEEN ST.• LENNOXVILLE 564-8850 tures de Sinbad.un jeune marin.S) MAGNE IL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) MOVIE "Lilee Dreem" (1987.Dra ma) Susan Almgren, Dack Rambo.An advertising executive's vacation is complicated by a budding relationship with an amnesiac she discovered lying unconscious on the beach.(MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING (R) 6:30 0 NBC NEWS a VIA QUEBEC O SS ABC NEWS Q Q NOUVELLES 03 L’ETE SHOW 69 TELESERVICE (PC) CINEMA *** "les extra-terres-Ires” (1983, Drame) PeulLeMat.Nancy Allen A l'ebsence prolonges de ee femme en visite avec sa famille dans un petit village, un homme se rend dans le village et en arrive a croire que des envahisseurs l'occupe.(TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 8 Q LE CLAN CAMPBELL "Au milieu de nulle pert" Neil se leisse naïvement prendre, par les boniments d’un rôdeur.O CBS NEWS O WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q O STARMAN A scheming woman plans to keep Scott with her at all coats.(R) O A COMMUNIQUER O NEWLYWED GAME (B ENTERTAINMENT T0NK3HT Singer Whitney Houston.In stereo 8 THREE'S COMPANY 8 NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT Scheduled commentator: Charlaa L.Schultzs Market Monitor (TSN) MAGIC YEARS IN SPORTS A look at baseball pioneer Jackie Robinson in the year 1947.7:30 8 LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY "L'impossible plausible" Avec l'art de l'animation, tout peut arriver: l'impossible devient possible.O HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Q M*A*S*H O (0 LE QUEBEC A LA CARTE Q DATING GAME O CINEMA ?14 "Atlantic City, U.S.A.” (1980, Drame) Burt Lancaster, Susan Sarandon.Préoccupés par leurs reves inachevés, des individus luttent dans un monde sans scrupule.® THRILL OF A LIFETIME A student goes over the edge of the CN Tower; a man drives a tugboat; a teacher attends a Montreal gala; a boy and his pet are reunited.(R) g ® BENNY HILL ® RETRAITE-ACTION 3) VERMONT THIS WEEK (FC) SUPER CHOICE (TSN) BASEBALL California Angels at Toronto Blue Jays (Live) 8:00 O POLAR BE API Cinematographer Joel Bennett takes s look at the family life and migratory habits of the largest land-living carnivore.Narrated by Howard Keel.(R) Q INCREDIBLE IDA EARLY A man (Ed Begley Jr.) hires a salt-of-the-earth woman (Jackee Harry) to be housekeeper for his motherless children.In stereo.Q O TO BE ANNOUNCED O Œ) LES MOINEAU ET LES PINSON Madame Moineau est anxieuse de faire connaissance avec le nouveau petit ami de Caroline qui est avocat.© © WEBSTER Webster's photography project for the recreation center tells a lot about the character of his instructor.(R) Q © AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE SALUTE TO BARBARA STANWYCK Host Jane Fonda and celebrities including Fred MacMurray, Walter Matthau and Ann-Margret pay tribute to the star of film and television at a black-tie event taped at the Beverly HiHon in Beverly Hills, Calif, g © DROIT DE PAROLE Aux Italiens" © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g (FC) MOVIE (PC) CINEMA **to "Danse mortelle" (1983, Drame) Olga Karlatos, Ray Lovelock.A l'assassinat d'une jeune danseuse du Artists Center de New York, un lieutenant soupçonne quelqu'un a (’intérieur meme de la compagnie de danse (MM) TOP 30 COUNTDOWN 8:30 O MERCI SYLVESTRE Caviar et ketchup" Mme Celeste demande a Sylvestre de servir les plénipotentiaires Movto Rating» Outstanding.?Excellant.?to Vary Good.?Good.?)& Not Bad.?Fair.?to Poor.?etrangers qui sont de passage dans son hotel, loue au Ministère des Affaires Etrangères © GOLDEN GIRLS After undergoing major surgery, Dorothy's ex-husband Stan convalesces in his former wife's room.(R)g O ARME ET CHARME "Un homme dan gereux" © © MR.BELVEDERE Wesley be friends an older woman suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.(R)g © CHACUN CHEZ-SOI © WALL STREET WEEK "Are Interest Rates Stuck?" Guest: economist Lawrence A Kudlow.9:00© HARD COPY An emotionally distraught prisoner takes reporter William Boot hostage.(R) © MIAMI VICE A vengeful ex-partner tries to involve Tubbs in a synthetic drug operation.In stereo.(R)g g TO BE ANNOUNCED © AMERICAN FILM M8TITUTE SALUTE TO BARBARA STANWYCK Host Jane Fonda and celebrities including Fred MacMurray, Walter Matthau and Ann-Margret pay tribute to the star of film and television at a black-tie event taped at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills.Calif, g © CINEMA ?"Houdini le magicien" (1976, Drame) Paul Michael Glaser, Sally Sfruthers.Lea premiers jours du manage et de la carrière fulgurante du célébré magicien Houdini.© MIAMI VICE A vengeful ex-partner tries to involve Tubbs in a synthetic drug operation.(R) g © LA GIOCONDA ESTA TRISTE Au musee du Louvre, un veilleur de nuit découvre que le sourire de la Joconde s'efface avec le temps.© GREAT PERFORMANCES "Heartbreak House" George Bernard Shaw’s play about an old sea captain who, confronted with society's madness, drinks to stay sober, and the odd assortment of characters who visit.Rex Harrison, Amy Irving and Rosemary Harris star in this TV adaptation.(R) g (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS 9:30© © CONTRECHAMP "Nul n’eat prophète en son pays" Des musiciens et musiciennes, des chanteurs et des chanteuses canadiens qui, inconnue ou presque ici, rayonnent ailleurs dans le monde.10:00 © © LE TELEJOURNAL g © HARD COPY Television anchorman Larry Coverson uncovers a major sex scandal involving members of the police force.(Postponed from an earlier date.) © STINGRAY In stereo ©NATIONAL g © © ABC NEWS CLOSE UP “Alcohol & Cocaine: The Secret of Addiction" A report focusing on the effects of alcohol and cocaine on humans and on new evidence that identifies addiction as more of a biological, rather than a psychological problem, g © NIGHT HEAT O’Brien teams up with his former partner to solve a 7-year-old bank robbery case.(R) © PARLER POUR PARLER "Comment rencontrer l ame soeur?" La grande popularité des agences de rencontres ou l’on recherche un partenaire.(FC) MOVIE ?"A Nightmare On Elm Street, Part 2: Freddy’s Revenge” (1985, Horror) Mark Patton, Robert En-glund.Mass murderer Freddy Krueger invades the nightmares of a new teenager and uses his body to continue his dirty work R' (PC) CINEMA ?"Pizzaiolo et Moz-zarel" (1985) Aldo Maccione, Beth Todd.Deux freres font part d'une folie sur une petite plage.(MM) SIMPLE MINDS SPOTLIGHT 10:26 8 O L-E POINT O JOURNAL 10:30 O PAUSES VIDEO STAR (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 10:40 Q CINEMA ** "Brigadoon" (1953.Comedie) Gene Kelly, Van Johnson.Deux chasseurs soupçonnent qu'un mystère entoure le pittoresque village de Brigadoon.10:46 8 Œ) TIRAGES DE LA LOTO-QUEBEC 11:0008088NEWS 8 Œ) LES NOUVELLES TVA g SCTVNEWSg TELESERVICE (R) ® MOVIE "The Beguiled" (1971.Drama) Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page An injured Union soldier recuperating in a girla’ achool haa hia leg needlessly amputated by the jealous headmistress when he is caught with one of the girls.(MM) VJ: MNŒ WILLIAMS (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:06 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:20 (B NEWS 11:26 8 CINEMA * A * "Let chiens da mer” (1977.Aventure) Robert Shaw, Jacqueline Bieset Deux Américains en va- cances aux Bermudes découvrant des indices permettant de dacalar la presence d'un trésor.11:30© KEEP ON CRUISIN' / NBA PLAYOFFS Guests include Lise Lise and Cult Jam with Full Force ("Heed to Toe," "Everything Will Be Fine"), Tommy Roe ("Sheila"), the Stranglers ("Always the Sun”) (May be pre-empted lor coverage ol the NBA Playotfa.) 8 TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Car-son In stereo.«GOOD ROCKIN' TONTTE » J NOUVELLES ©© NIGHTLINE g (FC) MOVIE ?* "The Return Of The Living Dead" (1985, Horror) Clu Gu-lager, James Keren.The accidental leakage of a toxic chemical into the Louisville, Ky.sky gives life to an army of brain-munching zombies "R" (TSN) FRENCH OPEN RECAP 11:46 © NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00© CINEMA ?"Tremblement de terre" (1974, Drame) Charlton Heaton, Ava Gardner.Lorsqu'un aeiame d’importance secoue la ville de Los Angeles, un ingénieur porte secoure aux sinistres et essaie ses efforts a ceux d'un policier pour rescaper des gens emmures dans un sous sol © TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED © CINEMA ?to "Pendez-les haut et court” (1968.Western) Clint Eastwwod, Ed Begley.Un ex-prieonnier, devenu as-sistant-sherif, recherche l'homme qui l’a fait condamner injustement pour vol.(B MOVIE A*A\y -The Verdict" (1982, Drame) Paul Newman, Charlotte Rampling.An alcoholic Boston lawyer pulls himself together to bring an unpopular medical malpractice case to trial against strong opposition by the courts, the archdiocese and his own clients.©TOBE ANNOUNCED (PC) CINEMA *?"Son corps pour un chantage” (1984, Drame) Frederic Laf-fy.Lisa Barto La femme d’un medecin.souvent esseulee, s'ennuie et passe son temps libre a faire des photos, un pretexte pour rencontrer des photographes et tromper son mari.12:30© MOVIE / NBA PLAYOFFS ?"Deathtrap” (1982.Mystery) Michael Caine, Christopher Reeve A playwright suffering from writer's block plans to do away with a former student of his and plagiarize the young man's promising play (May be pre-empted for coverage of the NBA Playoffs.) (R) © FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS In stereo ©NEWS 1:00© CINEMA ?* "Trois sur un sofa" (1966, Comedie) Jerry Lewis, Janet Leigh Un jeune homme vient de gagner un prix de $10,000 et envisage d’epouser sa brillante fiancee, une jeune psychiatre S) FACES OF THE ENEMY An examina-tion of the factors that allow individuals and nations to kill.(FC) MOVIE ?to "The Black Torment" (1965, Horror) Heather Sears, John Turner A nobleman returns to his estate with hie new wife, where he is terrorized by a series of mysterious occurrences 1:30 (PC) CINEMA ?*?"Les extra-terrestres" (1983, Drame) Paul LeMat, Nancy Allen.A l'absence prolongea de sa femme en visite avec sa famille dans un petit village, un homme se rend dans le village et en arrive a croire que des envahisseurs l'occupent.2:00 (MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:30 (FC) MOVIE ?The Blood Beast Ter ror" (1969, Horror) Peter Cushing, Wanda Ventham.A mad professor's plans to thwart his daughter, who has the ability to change into a bloodthirsty creature, from ravaging the local population goes violently wrong (TSN) PGA GOLF Memorial Tournament, second round, from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin.Ohio.(R) 2:36© MOVIE ?% "The Chosen" (1981.Drama) Maximilian Schell, Rod Steiger.Based on Chaim Potok'a novel.A friendship slowly develops between a worldly, assimilated Jew and the son of a Hassi-dic rabbi.3:00 (PC) CINEMA ?% "Alamo Bay" (1985, Drame) Amy Madigan, Ed Harris La population d’un petit village cotier du Texas voit d’un mauvais oeil les immigrants vietnamiens fraichement Installes.4:00 (FC) MOVIE ?"A Nightmare On Elm Street, Part 2: Freddy's Revenge" (1985, Horror) Mark Patton, Robert England.Mass murderer Freddy Krueger invades the nightmares of a new teenager and usea hia body to continue hit dirty work.'R' (MM) TOP 30 COUNTDOWN 4:30 (TSN) BASEBALL California Angela at Toronto Blue Jaya (R) 4:60 ©NAKED CITY lllllllillllllllllll|||||||||||||||||||||||||»;il||||||||||)||||llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|||[|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||ll||lllllll[^g^^|)lllll|[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIimni|||||^lll|||llii||l^yi-.24—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1987 ÏÏTÏÏÏÏÏÏTÏÏ iliiliL Centre du Camping Remillard inc.1290 St-Luc Blvd.(Route 104) St-Jean area, Exit 22, Eastern L’Acadie, Que.Townships Autoroute 10 The Corsair Supreme Travel Trailer (514) 348-3485 348-0575 For over 35 years, Corsair has led the way by setting quality standards.The Supreme travel trailer continues this tradition.Quality wood craftsmanship, plush colour coordinated Scotchgard treated fabrics throughout, large piaure windows with Venetian blinds, and beautiful overhead cabinetry are just a few examples.AERODYNAMIC DESIGN Because Gitan trailers are aerodynamic, they feature certain advantages: they have a smarter look, a lower center of gravity and they handle the road with superior ease.Therefore you're assured of lesser wind resistance and increased safety.St Mflnn uiMiiMiiij; «¦Sm^ORSAI v'4&t - ¦ ‘ - ¦* Cjitan FULLY SELF-CONTAINED The traveller, sportsman and camper all seek a vehicle that’s comfortable and safe.They need a flexible recreational trailer, one that adapts to all leisure and touring activities.And trailers do just that! 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