The record, 12 juin 1987, Supplément 1

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Wine bits By Timothy Belford I’m not too sure what has come over the Société des Alcools lately, but whatever it is I like it.Recently the SAQ announced that it would be stocking an increased number of American wines — particularly those from California.This can only be good news for the province’s wine drinkers since California produces an amazing variety of wines spanning the entire price and quality spectrum.If the SAQ makes the right choices from the thousands available, it could be an exciting summer.To make things even better, the gentlemen who control the province’s wine taps announced Wednesday that beginning shortly the province’s liquor outlets will begin stocking more Australian wine as well.With few exceptions, the wines from down under do not have the reputation for exceptional quality that California has developed but this may be as much a product of the lack of exposure as anything else.What I do know, for sure, is that it is going to be enjoyable “researching”.One of the Californian wi.es presently available is the 1985 Geyser Peak Chenin Blanc from the Alexander Valley ol Cci.oma County.A splendid white wine with the distinctive Chenin Blanc bouquet of fruit and flowers, this wine is delightful.With its straw-yellow color and fresh taste it is an ideal wine for sipping or for a meal.Geyser Peak has had a rather dubious history, however.Owned by the brewing giant, Schlitz, it produced largely bulk wines of no redeeming character until it was sold to the Trionc family of Sonoma Valley in 1983.If the Chenin Blanc is any indication, the sale was a welcome one.(Price $8.55).A second recently-available Californian wine is the 1982 Alma-den Pinot Noir.According to 1984 statistics, Almaden is the third largest winery in the United States.With sales of more than 13.4 million cases per year it is definitely a giant.Unfortunately, like other mega-wineries, much of its production is focused on the mass market and therefore devoted to ‘jug wines’ of often middling to poor quality.This particular wine, however, is a varietal made from the same pinot noir grape that produces the finest Burgundies.A garnet red, the wine is just starting to show its age but a clean, flowery bouquet with a hint of oak and a good, warm, lingering taste makes it well worth trying at $8.95 a bottle.To find a comparable taste in a Burgundy, you would have to pay considerably more.There are numerous other Californian wines available — many of which I hope to try in the next few weeks — and word is that continued stocking of these wines will depend upon sales so I suggest you try them while you can.Cheers ! GEYSER PEAK ALEXANDER VALLEY CHENIN BLANC SONOMA COUNTY PRODUCED AMO l:STATE BOITLFD BY TRIONV FAMILY VINT-YARDS OEYSl'KVUl k CAURYRNU 3VV» Al t'.110% BY VOJ.One of the California wines now available Treat yourself with a new car for your holiday.You have until June 30, 1987 to do it $ interest rate REBATE on most 1987 models 24 month basis on most 1987 models THOUSAND km WARRANTY LIMITED WARRANTY.INQUIRE.(except on Sprint models) Come and meet John Coulombe and his dynamic team Hermel Bourque, sales dir.Yvan Latreniere.rep Guy Latreniere, rep Clement Pillion, rep Louise Mailhot CAVALIER EAST ANGUS OLDSMOBILE Our reputation is based on our prices and on our after sales service 832-2494 Business hours: Monday to Thursday: 8 am to 9 pm Friday: 8 a m.to 5 p.m.French citizen loses name in court ruling This week’s Ingenuity in the Face of Adversity Award goes to Lennoxville resident Bill Gibson who works for theBest Glove company in Coaticook.According to my spies, the lawn mower where Gibson works broke down and our enterprising “straw boss” replaced it with a goat.Unfortunately, Gibson now has to return every Saturday to make sure the goat gets enough to eat.Which makes you wonder what kind of grass the goat eats and perhaps whether or not Gibson really employed a little ‘bull’ instead.With all this fuss over cigarette ads, several other unusual sponsorships have been lost in the shuffle.For example, did you know that Rolaids is sponsoring an award for relief pitchers?Or that the Canadian Junior Synchronized Swimming Championships is being sponsored by Tampax?I kid you not! Maybe the makers of Ex-lax would like to sponsor the House of Commons.Or perhaps the Poly-Grip people could sponsor the Senate.The possibilities are endless.And you think the Office de la Langue Française gets a little nit-picky now and again.Pitty poor little Prune Borneck of Paris, France.A prosecuting attorney there has ruled that the name Prune is not only absurd but illegal! That’s right, according to an 1803 law promulgated by Napoleon (now that’s absurd) forbids the naming of children with names considered by the state as unseemly.Along with Prune, the government has rejected such appellations as Marjorie, Jade, Vanille, and Cerise.The whole problem started with the revolution when patriotes started naming their children Egalité and Fraternité etc.Some even picked up a socialist theme with Charbon (coal) or Cheval (horse).Anyway, Napoleon said enough Who’s who By TADEUSZ LETARTE was enough and the law was passed.Imagine the problems it would cause in North America.In the field of exotic dancing alone we would lose Candy Bar, Piece de Resistance and the ever popular Chesty Morgan.My God, if this law had been in place in the ’60s we would have lost Moon Unit Zappa.Rae Dawn Chong, dozens of Rainbows and a sprinkling of Aldebe-rons.Even Ima Hogg, daughter of James Hogg Governor of Texas from 1891 to 1985, would have lost her one claim to fame.And what about Noodles Romanoff, a high school friend of wine columnist Tim Belford’s, or Lynn Cockshot, apparently an acquaintance of Record staffer Melanie Gruer.Even onetime Sherbrooke resident Dr.Mokthar Bokthar would be in danger.To paraphrase, Pierre Elliot Trudeau, the government has no place in the naming of the nation.Finally, congratulations to Archduke Brian Baloney and the ten premiers of Canada’s provinces — Serbis, Croatia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Macedonia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Albania, Bulgaria and Quebec — for ensuring our province is now part of Canada.I’m sure you’ve all noticed the difference already.If not, stay tuned.LENNOXVILIE'S NEW ICE CREAM PARLOR Delight yourself with Captain Dan & Fudgee’s exotic treats.Specialty dishes served with fresh fruit.• • • Sundaes • Milkshakes • Healthshakes Floats • “Captain’s Jug” • Etc.• • 4 Also: Imported candies, novelty lollipops, giant chocolate chip cookies.Ï3E SEE Etaiiirm 228 Queen St.Lennoxville TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.JUNE 12.1987—3 Jews still in rural E.T.area By Jack Branswell SHERBROOKE — It will be four years ago in August that the only Jewish synagogue in Sherbrooke shut its doors.The reason: during high holiday services (Minyan) a quorum of 10 has to be maintained all day long.With only 10 families in the area at the time the tradition could not be kept up.The Jewish community has dwindled to five families, most of those being older couples.Claire Heilig and her husband, Daniel are one of those five.“We are the hub of the Jewish families here, and that doesn’t say much,” she says “This was once a thriving community of sixty families.” She recalls the days when Wellington street was full of stores owned by Jewish merchants.Those days are long over, but despite the bleak demographic outlook there are some possibilities for a Jewish renewal in the area.Sherbrooke may be a lost cause, but about 40 Jewish families rea-main in the townships.Some of those families are living in rural areas, which makes contact among the townships Jews that much harder.Marsha Schwartz and her husband Charles, along with two of their four children, live on a farm near Stanstead.They prefer country life over city life.As a Jew in a rural area Schwartz said she feels like, “an outsider in every way.Society doesn’t let you forget who you are.I am not saying that is bad, just that it is a fact.” Schwartz has been doing some work for a conference on Jews living in rural areas.The fifth annual is being held at Lyndon State College in Lyndonville, from June 26 to 28.The conference is directed at helping Jewish familes living in rural areas find solutions to thieir problems, such as how to raise children in the Jewish tradition in an isolated area.Schwartz is quick to point out that Jews have traditionally been agrarian people, and that only in the last 60 years have they started urban roots.Rural Jewish communities are often referred to as the second diaspora, or those who were dispersed.The first diaspora was the dispertion of the Jews after the Babylonian exile in ancient biblical history.While the reference is ton-gue-in-cheek, it is nontheless how Schwartz feels.She is American-born, but moved to Canada in 1972 when her husband took a management consulting job in Montreal.They stayed there for six years, until they became fed up with the urban environment.They did not like the values of the big city, “we chose to be isolated.” Schwartz says her and her husband are, “products of the 60s.” That, she wants to make clear, does not make them hippies or conversely yuppies, only people who, “have a distinct sense of what is right and wrong.” Paradoxically moving away from a large Jewish community in Montreal to a widely dispersed one The old Jewish synagogue in Sherbrooke, pictured above, closed four years ago in August.in the Townships has brought the family closer together.“We do more here than we did in Montreal, moving away has made us stronger.” Schwartz is referring to family life, and their religious life.“We have to drive 50 miles to a synagogue — in the States — they (Montrealers) have to drive around the corner, and we go more often.” Schwartz is looking forward to the conference for two reasons: there are some important Jewish experts who will be speaking, and secondly because she believes some form of renewal for jews in the area is possible.She says a Harvard student is thinking of starting a Moshav, a cooperative farm, in the area.She also knows of a Montreal journalist, Schloime Peril, who is thinking of starting up a newspaper for rural Jews in the area.The farm, accor- ding to Schwartz, “could be a very good take-off point for a newspaper.” They both could succeed if they work together, she says.As for the speakers at the conference, Schwartz is looking forward to hearing Chalom Schirman, Israeli Consul-General in Montreal, Lisa Ornstein, a fiddler from Quebec City (another place with a small Jewish population), and Jewish feminist and author, Blu Greenberg.The conference will also discuss inter-marriage between Jews and non-jews, which is a huge question for all Jews.Schwartz wants to stress that everyone including gentiles are welcome.As for the va-ring degrees of feeling Jewish Schwartz says everone can fit in at this conference.“It is a place where people can feel at ease with being as little or as much of a Jew as they are.” “PERFECT! 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NO PASSES Nightly 7:00 - 9:20 Sat and Sun.: 12:10 - 2:25 - 4:40 7:00 - 9:20 CiNFMA CAPITOL 565 0111 59 KING est Sherbrooke 6:45 - 9:00 Every night Willi à ¦ -v-;.' -• ., • M CAPONE He ruled Chicago No one could touch him.No one could stop him.Until Eliot Ness and a small force of men swore they’d bring him down.2ND WEEK THE UNTOUCHABLES Nightly: 7:15-9:40.Sat.and Sun.: 12:05-2:30 - 4:50 - 7:15 - 9:40 4-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1987 Knowlton summer theatre tradition revived at Lakeview By Charles Bury KNOWLTON — Summer theatre came back to Brome Lake with a bang this week after an absence of 30 years.Lac Brome Theatre's presentation of the Bernard Slade play Same Time Next Year was a hit with virtually every member of the small audience on opening night Wednesday.Now moving from amateur to commercial status as a full-time summer-playhouse company.Lac Brome Theatre has its work cut out for it, both on the stage and off.But with the success of Same Time under difficult start-up conditions, signs point to a long and healthy new career for Emma Stevens and her band of loyal friends._ Emma Stevens.I thought I was in Alaska.& Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday As the Lac Brome Theatre program points out, at one time Knowlton was a hotbed of summer theatre.The Brae Manor Theatre, tucked away in a rebuilt barn on St.Paul’s Street, was “Eastern Canada’s first summer stock theatre and training school,” according to the program notes.The brainchild of a pair of expatriate Americans, Brae Manor seated 200 for performances by cast members who would later take some of the top places in the Canadian theatre world.Following the deaths of Filmore Sadler and then his wife Madge, Brae Manor closed in 1957 after a run of 41 successful summers.Then, “During the 1950s Knowlton High School produced several ex-tremely-popular theatrical productions,” wrote LBT’s Danny McAuley.But after that there wasn’t much for theatre buffs in Brome Lake — at least until Emma Stevens came along.Stevens was born and raised in London, England.There she spent a couple of years in West End theatre productions including There’s a Girl in my Soup and Stage Struck.Then she moved to Canada.Divorce papers in one hand and two children in the other, she turned up one snowy day in Knowlton.“I thought I was in Alaska or somewhere,” she recalled with a chuckle Wednesday.To warm things up, before long Stevens had .** .AUBERGE ESTRIMOIVT From 9:00 p.m.to 1:00 a.m.Enjoy Denis Pare, singer and pianist in a new atmosphere at the Terrasse lounge Don't miss our famous brunch every Sunday From 11:00 a.m.to 2:00 p.m.Eastern Townships Autoroute 10 Exit 118, Route 141 North Reservations: 843-1616 1 (800) 567-3402 started an amateur theatre group more or less on her own.About seven years ago, Lac Brome Theatre was born.Starting with an ambitious production of the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar, LBT has put together a modest but impressive string of hits through the nearly seven years of its existance.Until 1986 the troupe depended on the skills and energy of Stevens’ group of enthusiastic amateurs.But last summer she took the plunge back into the professional world, with a Canada Day presentation of Johnny Mangano and several one-shot fall productions at Glen Mountain Lodge.This summer the plunge is even deeper, with a full season of plays set for Lakeview Hall in Ron Blair’s lavishly renovated Lake-view House hotel.The core of Lac Brome Theatre is still Stevens and her friends.“This is the nucleus of part-time workers,” Stevens says.In no particular order, they include music student Danny MacAuley as publicist and cashier, treasurer-business-manager Jean-Charles Rivard, Paul Hébert on lights, Paul Huey as actor-musician-stagehand-setmaker, Roger Lee writing, putting on the music and helping with the program, Dan McLean writing and acting, Jeanne Soule as actress, stagehand (“and also our psychic consultant,” Stevens says — “seriously”), and Hazel Horton, “running around and looking after everybody." In conjunction with Montreal director Jack Langedijk and his Association of Producing Artists, LBT is putting on a total of 36 performances of three plays this summer — Same Time Next Year,, the Broadway smash and TV spinoff The Odd Couple by Superstar playwright (you win, Julie) Neil Simon, and Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Dario Fo.“I just helped to put the season together,” Langedijk said.“These people are working very hard for little or nothing.It brings you back to what theatre is all about again.” “It’s fun and not pretentious,” he added.“Nobody here is pretentious.” There won't be more pretention, but there should be still more fun, if the dynamic Stevens has her way.“We’re planning on continuing our spring and fall amateur productions,” she said, “and if everything goes well, we are planning to do a family-type musical around Christmastime.” As if that’s not enough, Stevens added, extra performances may be booked this summer to more than fill the troupe’s ‘spare time’.“We’re contemplating rainy-day matinées.” Lac Brome play a chuckle a minute KNOWLTON — If the opening-night audience is any indication, Lac Brome Theatre’s opening production this summer will be a big success.Bernard Slade’s Same Time Next Year has what it takes, and the modest dramatic company took what it offered and has given it the makings of a hit.With an average age politely described as ‘fifty-plus’, but ranging from teenagers to senior citizens and including a youngish reviewer, theatre-goers at Wednesday’s show enjoyed a chuckle a minute all night long, with several hearty laughs in each of six neat scenes.Although the Canadian-born Slade is a master of the one-liner, he underpins this comedy with a mixed but serious message: No matter how complex it may seem from day to day, life keeps on going on.Same Time comes as close to the definitive bedroom farce as seems possible.The only set is an ordinary motel bedroom somewhere in the United States (which doesn’t seem to age during the 24-year span of the play), and the only characters are its occu- pants George and Doris, who escape from their relatively mundane real-life relationships for one Saturday-night-to-Sunday morning a year, during all those two-dozen years.George, played by British-born 26-year old David Clarke, is a typical twit.An accountant and self-considered intellectual, George is insecure with a heavy dose of bravado, guilt-ridden and hysterical to the point of neurosis.Slade’s lines and Clarke’s delivery make him funnier than he would be in life, a parody of the real small-time crazy.Doris, on the other hand, is a well-adjusted homemaker “who never even finished high school.” Played by 26-year-old Montrealer Eileen Sproule, Doris is more down to earth (or is it up-front), but somehow fell for crazy George the night before the play started.Under the seemingly easy-going direction of another Montrealer, Jack Langedijk, both players have been given the artistic room to carry their roles with pride and presence, appealing to the audience as ordinary human beings, faults and |iiin\\\\\\\\\ SKSUSSKSSSS boutique \ \ 'ante .::::: 2000 I l I ! 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TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.JUNE 12, 1987—5 Book gives fascinating insider’s view of cola wars The Other Guy Blinked: How Pepsi Won The Cola Wars by Roger Enrico & Jesse Kornbluth (BANTAM): $22.95, 280 pp.In the spirit of Lee lacocca’s book about how he pulled Chrysler up by its bootstraps and turned it into a challenging car company and part of the Big Three once again, Roger Enrico’s story of the Cola Wars is the inside scoop on the marketing moves behind a number of strategies employed by Pepsi in the past five years.THE OTHER GUY HOW PEPSI WON THE COLA WARS ROGER ENRICO o;:a Kaleidoscope -JESSE KORNBLUTH Enrico goes lightly on his meteoric rise up the corporate ladder — in 1971 he worked with Frito-Lay as its President in Japan, did a stint in Rio de Janeiro as VP of Pepsi in Latin America, became VP of Marketing for Frito-Lay in Dallas, then moved from Senior Vice-President of Pepsi to become President and Chief Executive Officer of the soft drink conglomerate in 1983 — choosing to concentrate on the marketing ploys that Pepsi has had to adopt over the years in going head to head with the gigantic Coke company and its worldwide stranglehold on the refreshment industry.We learn how the Pepsi Challenge, in which the number two cola took on Coke in the now infamous, and supersaturated campaign to reveal that most average drinkers of colas would prefer Pepsi in (supposedly) unrigged taste tests, began to grow stale and how Enrico and his mates seized upon the rising star of Michael Jackson for their thrust into the New Generation, teen-pleasing marketing strategies.Enrico’s courting of Jackson, with his colleagues knowing absolutely zilch about rock music or teen idols, takes on a comic-opera complexion as the elusive, reclusive, and decidedly oddball (he wants to buy the remains of the Elephant Man?) Jackson proved less than co-operative in the shooting of the now famous commercials for Pepsi.The by-play between Jackson’s entourage and management and their desires for special considerations for their star and the staid, conservative Pepsi exec’s reveals just how isolated CEO’s can become from the mainstream of American life.The pursuit of Jackson as corporate symbol leads Enrico's forces into the celebrity wars and the bid- By RICHARD LONEY ding for the services of such luminaries as Lionel Richie, Don Johnson of Miami Vice, Michael J.Fox.Whitney Houston and other singers/actors forms a large part of the narrative of The Other Guy Blinked.In addition to the behind the scenes wrangling over dollars, seconds of exposure, saturation of commercials and refusal rights over advertising company initial shoots of TV spots, Enrico fills us in about other Pepsi ventures that had maximum effect on the way we refresh ourselves.He discusses the whole complex game that went on in the move from saccharin to Aspartame and how Diet Coke seemed to have the inside edge on the new sweetener: the introduction of the new product line, Slice, is chronicled; the disastrous decision to have Vice Presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro as a spokeswoman for Diet Pepsi shortly after her stunning defeat in the elections is included as a primer on how not to advertise.The corporate in-fighting, as revealed from Enrico’s rather prejudiced point of view, seems to be predicated on the inescapable fact that Pepsi has been number two to the giant Coke for almost 90 years, and with the decision of the leader to introduce “New Coke”, Enrico claims the victory his book’s title refers to.In gunfighter terms Coke and Pepsi had stoof toe to toe for the whole of their corporate lives, and then with the innovation of having a one-gloved, pirhouetting singer of disco-rock hawking their drink, Pepsi claims that the other guy blinked.Coke’s much discussed move to abandon their formula that ensured their lead in the Cola Wars is discussed at length by Enrico, but Coke’s side of the reasoning is only speculated about.The discussions of market shares, percentages of colas versus fruit-based drinks, etc., are about as exciting as reading a balance sheet, but thankfully Enrico keeps this numerology to a minimum.In this book we are given a fascinating view of the inside moves that ensure that corporate executives such as Pepsi’s Roger Enrico maintan a salary scale that keeps them competitive with earners such as Michael Jackson's agent RECORD REVIEWS The Nylons HAPPY TOGETHER (ATTIC-A&M) The style that they pursue so tunefully is rooted in the 50s, ever to be associated with the wonderful vocal ambience provided by The Platters, The Silhouettes and scads of doo-wop groups, but the Nylons reach back to the 60s for the title track to their latest chord happy album HAPPY TOGETHER.The Garry Bonner/Alan Gordon tune that led to the short but influential careeh of The Turtles (with “Happy Together” in March of 1967 they pushed “Penny Lane" by the Beatles out of the number one spot, and continued with “She’d Rather Be With Me” and “Eleanor” as substantial hits, following their debut with a cover of Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me Babe”) is given a lush choral effect by the Nylons, acapella except for some percussion backing.Paul Cooper handles the lead vocals on this and most of the other Nylon songs on this their fourth album, which was produced by L.A.mainstay Val Garay at Record One in the glitter capitol.The other nine tunes were produced in Toronto at Manta with Bill Henderson, formerly of Chilliwack, sitting at the board and pushing the Nylons along a route that mixes oldies by the Turtles and Sam Cooke (“Chain Gang”) and the Nordique’s victory song, “Kiss Him Goodbye”, with several songs penned by Cooper and the other members of this talented vocal quartet.“Face In The Crowd” comes across as an uptempo R&B song which proves that you don’t have to have an address in Michigan to sing strong Motown material; “Grown Man Cry” really lets the four voices of the Nylons strut their stuff on a song written by Claude Morrison, who also takes the lead line; and “A Touch Of Your Hand” is easily the most romantically beautiful of the superb voicings that the Nylons get into on this album that repays each fresh playing with added vocal surprises.Dan Fogelberg EXILES (CBS-FULL MOON) Despite his confession that he’s always been a rock and roller at heart, Dan Fogelberg's eleventh album will be a disappointment to those who admired his wistful, aching love songs laid against acoustic guitars and intertwined keyboard parts.Soft rock’s loss is, unfortunately, not harder rock’s gain, as Fogel-berg’s EXILES is mediocre at best.Fans of this singer”songwri-ter may find that this album sinks into obscurity as quickly as his last, in April 1985.did.HIGH COUNTRY SNOWS did not do the business that THE INNOCENT AGE, with its four hit singles pulled off.and EXILES appears to be nothing very special either.Perhaps it’s the material — most of which is inspired by Fogelberg's wading through the morass of divorce proceedings — with its themes of being exiled, lonely in love, hearts in decline, last farewells and such, but mostly it’s the fact that most of the tracks just sound like speeded up versions of love songs, with rock instrumentation laid on.Whatever the reason, Fogelberg’s debut in the rock genre is sure to be a discouragement to his further venture into rock, as only the slower, more characteristic tracks are worth the listening to here.“Seeing You Again” is a beautiful ballad, and “The Way It Must Be” recalls the hits like “Longer” and the platinum albums such as SOUVENIRS and CAPTURED ANGEL.The direction that co-producer Russ Kunkel attempted to take Fogelberg in on EXILES has already been exploited by another of his friends, James Taylor, and perhaps for his next album Dan Fogelberg will revert to form and produce and sing some more of his ori-ginal if folky material.VIDEO SCREENING MOSQUITO COAST (WARNER HOME VIDEO) If the film made of Mosquito Coast by director Peter Weir doesn’t quite work as well as it might, the fault may be that the book by Paul Theroux did not seem to come off just right either.The story is a timely one, about a half-crazed inventor named Allie Fox (Harrison Ford) who packs up his wife and four kids and says “Goodbye America, and Have a nice day!” and ships out for Central America.Fox is disgusted with the fast food, slipshod workmanship, instant sell-out to Japan, death on the streets mentality that he sees gripping his beloved America.When pre-pubescent teens will knife you for a quarter in Manhattan, it's time Allie Fox takes his twin daughters and two sons, and docile wife to forge a new beginning in the fabled country of Mosquitia somewhere near Panama.Ford is believable as the manic, invention-happy Allie Fox, and his attempt to carve a place out of the jungle at a dilapidated, deserted town named Geronimo invites all kinds of the problems he thought he had left America to escape.Religion raises its head in the form of a Jerry Falwell-style fun damentalist who can’t even get his biblical quotes accurately attributed to the right book, and Fox’s invention of an ice-making machine to show the wonder of civilization to the natives ends in disaster.Weir’s filming uses the beautiful images of long, Amazonian rivers stretching into emerald green rain forests, and the movie has a certain comic charm as we watch Allie Fox’s family (with River Phoenix as the narrator, Charlie, the eldest son) rankle into rebellion against their eccentric father’s quest for stasis in a changing world.The screenplay has the expected concession to a Hollywood ending, but the film leaves the viewer wishing that it had been something more.(VIDEO AVAILABLE AT LE CLUB VIDEO.QUEEN STREET, LENNOXVIL LE; 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FRIDAY, JUNE 26 THEATRE North Halley — Kuicvulc Gala Opening ARTICHOKE Written by Joanna Glass Directed by Gregory Tuck Sets and Costumes by Peter McHugh Lighting by Bruce Giddings Tickets: $30 per couple Dinner fi:00 — 8:30 Anichoke: 9:00 Or Wriie Box 390, North Halley, Quebec, JOB 2CO 819-842-2191 6—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1987 Internationally renowned artist exhibits at Orford gallery By Jack Branswell There is a line from Thornton Wilder’s Our Town that says perhaps only the dead and artists appreciate the beauty of the world.Tobie Steinhouse is very much alive and she falls into the second category.Steinhouse is a well known Montreal artist who has achieved international stature.Her etchings and paintings are featured in important national and international shows.Her works are the permanent collection of galleries like the National Art Gallery in Ottawa, several museums in Montreal as well as the Confederation Centre Gallery in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.She can boast that the governor-general, Jeanne Sauvé, has a Steinhouse in her collection.She has represented Canada in international exhibitions in France, Great Britian, Switerland, Italy, the United States as well as several latin American countries.Steinhouse is exhibiting some 15 water color paintings and 20 etchings at the Galerie Denise Gallant in Orford, from Saturday until July 5.ART IS PERSONAL Steinhouse has a very strong idea about what art is.She does not appreciate artists who paint to sell.“I don’t think art can be meaningful unless it is personal.” Like any artistic person she feels compelled to create, “It is something you have to do, and you don’t stop to think about it.” She is not afraid to admit she lives in a dream world.She describes it as, “rêveries, day dreams, reflections, my inspiration comes from contemplation.” Steinhouse is an avid poetry reader, she says it helps her to conjure up images to paint.“Poetry is fast, you don’t need to read a novel for it, you can get an image from one line.” On a higher artistic plane Steinhouse likes to think that she is, “interpreting things as poetry.I take off from there and make it my own.” Steinhouse, was asked to come to the townships by Denise Gallant, the owner of the art gallery.Steinhouse came to check out the area and she fell in love with it, so she took up Gallant’s offer.Gallant has followed Steinhouse’s career for 20 years now, “I like the way she works with light and colors.If I had to describe it in two words it would be color and softness.” NOT TIMID Gallant quickly added that while the work is soft it is still strong, “It is not timid and that is not easy to attain, but she has done it.” Steinhouse has done a lot on the mountains around the Sutton area.This area seems to perfect for her use of light.This press, dating back to Rembrandt's lime, can be wen at La Guilde Graphique in Montreal, where Tobie Steinhouse works.' ¦ S' On the Shores ot Lake Massawippi at North Hatley, Que.The Finest Food and attentive service in an enchanting atmosphere.Lunch: 12 -14:00 Dinner.18 - 21:30 (with live chamber music every Friday and Saturday) An exciting Brunch buffet is served every Sunday (11:30 - 14:00).\ Kraitirrd ia "C'oaain Ians A Hark Hoad* A "Oartér Coaafn Inn* of Aim fH.U.TJ.,.?1 Reservations are appreciated.Only 15 minutes from Sherbrooke Tel.: (819) 842-2421 As Steinhouse looks out the window towards Mount Orford she says, “I like the feeling of space combined with the foreground in this area.I get the feeling of rhythm and rolling hills.” Steinhouse has paid her dues.»5 Québec Rêveries - Jardins d’été is an etching by Tobie Steinhouse that now forms part of Governor-General Jeanne Sauvé’s collection.She got interseted in art very young.She started drawing under the tutorage of Ann Savage, a famous Montreal art teacher.During World War II she was drawing engineer designs for the Royal Canadian Air Force, which helped develop her interest in the more technical aspects of etchings — they are made on a complex printing press in which the artist can use various techniques to get a desired color or effect.She lived in Paris for 10 years, studying and working at the famed Atelier 17, she now works out of La Guilde Graphique in Montreal The work, and especially the environment has taken its toll on her health.The presses and rollers which are used in making the prints are cleaned with nitric acid, which poses a health problem.Steinhouse says she worked for 10 years in a workshop with several other artists with very little ventilation.The fumes from the acid have given her throat troubles, so much so that she is not suppose to go near another workshop.But for Steinhouse that is like someone cutting off her hands, “I can’t keep away.I still go back twice a week.” Summer concerts will keep Canada rocking TORONTO (CP! — The Cana- toonon Aug.8, Brandon, Man.,on dian concert scene promises to be Aug.10, Winnipeg on Aug.11, and a scorcher well into the fall, with Thunder Bay, Ont., on Aug.12.tours set for rock heavyweights Bon Jovi, David Bowie and U2.JOINS BEATLES Capitol Records confirmed Vancouver’s Bryan Adams, Wednesday that Bowie and sup- who headlined the Prince’s Trust porting act Duran Duran will charity concert in London last play in Vancouver on Aug.15, Friday and played with former Winnipeg on Aug.19, Toronto on Beatles George Harrison and Aug.24; Ottawa on Aug.28, and Ringo Starr, will play as yet un-Montreal on Aug.30.confirmed dates in Western Ca- Bon Jovi, whose Slippery When nada in the fall.He’s set to play Wet LP has sold more than 9.5 Montreal on June 25, Toronto on million worldwide, is scheduled June 29, and Ottawa on July 1.for Vancouver on July 2, Calgary Pink Floyd plays The Forum in on July 7, Toronto on July 12 and Montreal on Sept.12, 13 and 14, Ottawa on July 14.and on the CNE stadium in Toron- Newspaper reports said U2, toon Sept.22, 23 and 24.whose Joshua Tree LP has sold Montreal’s Corey Hart will 500,000 copies in 10 weeks in Ca- start a cross-Canada tour in Leth-nada, will hit The Forum in Mon- bridge, Alta., on July 11 that will treal on Oct.14 and 15, The Coli- hit most major Canadian cities see in Quebec City on Oct.16 and before wrapping up in Montreal Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on Aug.8.on Oct.18 and 19.Neither the pro- Luba, also of Montreal, will motor nor the Island Records head west in July while Toronto’s would confirm the U2’s dates.Tom Cochrane and Red Rider Emmylou Harris, who helped play Ontario and Eastern Ca-resurrect pure country music, nada.will play Toronto on July 12, then Other acts to pass through Ca-head south before starting a Ca- nada this summer include James-nadian tour in Vancouver on Aug.Brown, Peter Wolf, Miami Sound 4- Machine, Santana, Kenny Log- She’ll also play Edmonton on gins, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Aug.6, Calgary on Aug.7, Saska- Roger Waters. TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.JUNE 12.1987- Twilight trial changes Hollywood moving making LOS ANGELES - Despite the acquittal of film director John Landis in the Twilight Zone manslaughter case, the high-profile trial has left an indelible mark on the movie industry.Although most in the business maintain that moviemaking is relatively safe, the death five years ago of actor Vic Morrow and two children on a film set and the scrutiny that has followed has led to more self-policing in the industry.At the same time, it has spawned a heightened awareness of the need for safety on film sets that industry officials say would have come about no matter what the outcome of the trial.“Hollywood doesn’t really care about verdicts,” says one producer.“It responds very much to bad publicity.” Adds Mark Locher of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG): "The major impact occurred after the accident.The tragedy made everyone step back and look at what goes on.” In the cap to the 10-month trial, Mr.Landis, associate producer George Folsey Jr., production manager Dan Allingham, special-effects coordinator Paul Stewart, and helicopter pilot Dorcey Wingo were found innocent of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the three deaths in the filming of the movie Twilight Zone in 1982.The accident was believed to be the first in which young children were killed on a set.Landis was also the only Hollywood director to have been criminally charged for deaths under such circumstances.The jury’s acquittal of all five on all counts caught many inside and outside the industry by surprise, but no one more than Lea Purwin D’Agostino, the prosecutor in the case, who said she was “shocked.” Nevertheless, jurors indicated that no one could have foreseen the crash of the helicopter that caused the deaths, and thus, as one put it: “ Y ou don’t prosecute for an unforeseeable accident.” For Landis, director of such box-office hits as Trading Places and Animal House, the acquittal means he will be able to get on with his career, though it appeared not to be slowed much by the accident anyway.Since the tragedy five years ago, he has directed four films.Even so, the talented but sometimes brash director is not out of the woods yet.He still faces civil lawsuits filed by the parents of the two dead children.Moreover, the Directors Guild of America (DG A), of which Landis is a member, is considering whether its safety committee should launch an inquiry of its own.As for Hollywood, the verdict is expected to have little impact on the way movies are made, but a number of changes have come about already.A joint union-management safety committee - in the works before the accident occurred - has been set up within the industry to promulgate guidelines.SAG has instituted a 24-hour hotline and safety team to deal with emergencies and has encouraged members to use the right of refusal guaranteed in contracts if they believe a scene is unsafe.At one point during the controversy over the movie deaths, state lawmakers considered imposing tighter regulations on the industry.But the idea was scotched after many in the film community testified that such a move would do more harm than good.Indeed, many in the business argue Hollywood is essentially a safe place to work.SAG claims accidents involving actors and stunt men have dropped in recent years -from 214 mishaps in 1982 to 66 last year.There have been at least six deaths on film sets in the last three years.“Those of us who are out there everyday are very aware of what is going on, and we do an awful lot to ensure safety,” says a TV producer.Actor Vic Morrow and two child actors were killed on the set of the movie Twilight Zone.Above is the set from the movie The Color of Money.Not everyone is so sanguine, however.Some critics argue that a “code of silence” exists among stunt people that masks the extent of the safety problem.“It is a problem that has been there, and it is a problem that is growing as Hollywood’s appetite for bigger and bigger special effects increases,” says Gerald Kroll, a Los Angeles attorney who has represented several people in- jured on sets in recent years.While many in the industry agree that special effects have become more elaborate and prevalent, they note that new technologies and greater skills among stunt people have helped offset the risks.All of which is to say the debate over film safety is likely to continue.“I think ostensibly there will be more caution for a time.But, in effect, if they had the same shot to do again they would find a way to do it,” says Saul David, producer of several movies that use a lot of special effects, referring to the Twilight Zone scene.“If the audience says it wants more death defying and terrible stunts,” he adds, “They (filmmakers) are going to give them more death-defying and terrifying stunts.” Ateotf Super Summer Specials On 4 x 4 Family vans and trucks The Servke people! Jacques Longpré proprietor Serge Nadeau proprietor Serge Lavallée representative m AUTOMOBILE ROLLAND LAVALLÉE LIÉE ^Q||843-9883 1 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1987 WHAT’S ON Music Hello music fans I’m Jack Branswell, and welcome to another edition of.(oops sorry, wrong medium).Country Express will bring in the revival of the music scene to Station 88 this weekend with shows on Friday and Saturday from 9:30 to 2:30.For those of you who didn’t know that is South Stukely.Kirk Thornton and the Hoggs will be at the Bar Harbor in Knowlton Friday and Saturday.They play traditional rock & roll.I have never heard the band play but if they play anything like Kirk Thornton parties then Knowlton is in for one hell of a weekend.You see I went to CEGEP with Kirk, but I’ll tell you those stories another day.Country Fever is at the Maples on the weekends for the rest of this month, and showtime is 9:30.Last week a made mistake I called the band leader Steve Hall, when in fact his name is Steve Aulis.I apoligize for any inconvenience.The Good Old Boys will play their good old music at The Hut in Lennoxville until the end of June.They play country and western stuff.Salle Jean Paul is featuring a religious rock group, naw I m just joshing ya.They are really having a jamboree that started yesterday and ends on Sunday.Featured is Dick Curless.The brochure that I received says “From Maine to Nashville Everyone Loves his Country Music.” Curless has recored 30 albums, with 22 charted singles.He has appeared in Nashville, at the Grand Ole Opry, as well as at Carnegie Hall.You can call (819)872-3249 for more information.Jimmy’s in Derby line has a definite trend towards aerodynamics going, last week it was Shock Zone, now this week they have a band called Little Wing.Who will it be next week, Jefferson Airplane?In all seriousness folks, the band sounds pretty good.They play there regularly, and Jimmy’s super P.R.man Turk Doherty tells me they will play 10 original songs — very danceable — and they will also play Top 40 material.Cover charge is $3(U.S.) Rambling Fever is at the Domaine RSVP in Sawyerville, on Saturdays for the rest of June.Rod Bray & the Countrymen will be playing at the Danville legion on Saturday only.Showtime starts at 9:30.1 had a nice chat with Rod, uhhh.Mr.Bray on the phone the other day.We both discovered that I went to school with his son.You see it is amazing what you learn w hen you go to school.D.J.’s Bar in Burrough’s Falls (it sounds like they should have a grill there) will be playing host to Lyndon Sheldon for the rest of this month on the weekends.Tom Mckelvery’s Long Shot Country is at the Bretagne Bar Salon on weekends until the end of June, that includes a Sunday afternoon-evening preformance.The Del Monty in Rock Island will have a band called Fitness on Friday and Saturday.I know absolutely nothing about this band, but you can be prepared to do a lot of hopping around, for obvious reasons.Turning to more sedate music, but nevertheless entertaining, the Quebec Conservatory of Music, on its second tour will be in Sherbrooke next Tuesday.This is a must! It will be classical music at its best.There are 90 talented young musicians selected for the orchestra.This is seen as practical part of their experience as musicians.The orchestra is directed by the renowned conductor, Raffi Armenian The concert will be held at Saint-Michel Cathedral starting at 8 p.m.1 his Sunday the Festival of Eastern Townships Artists will hold another in its series of Sunday evening concerts.Pianist Cheryl Dutton will preform at 7:30 Exhibitions/Events Hey have you ever tried naive art?Would you like to?Aw come on go ahead, try it you’ll like it.Believe me there is no health warning from the surgeon general.It is not necessarily addictive, and by no means sleep inducing.Okay so I have convinced you.Now here is the scoop: Madame Jean-nine Blais (not to be confused with Madame Jeanne Benoit, although rumor has it she makes a dandy pie crust) is opening a naive art gallery in North Hatley.On Sunday the gallery will open with a unique collection, having a destinc-tive international flavor, according to the gallery’s literature.The exhibition will feature the recent works of five internationally known artists: Jean Daigle(Canadian), two Yugoslavians Mihailovic Dragan, and Mitja Rojc, and two artiists from France, Michèle Gabour, and Jean-Paul Ni- By Jack Branswell chol.The gallery will be open seven days a week from 10 to 5.For more information call Jeannine Blais at (819)842-2784 or 567-5098.Montreal native Carole Lafontaine is showing her water-color painting at the Galerie d’Art de la Caisse populaire de Sherbrooke-Est.This will be on until July 3.If a voyage into the past is a little more up your alley then the Musée Beaulne in Coaticock is presenting the sculptures of Diane and Nolan de Larochellière.The Power of Make-Believe is a journey into the world of make-believe.To Renowned conductor, Raffi Armenian, will direct the Quebec Conservatory of Music’s orchestra when they perform in Sherbrooke on Tuesday.Native Montrealer Carole Lafontaine is showing her water colors at an exhibition in Sherbrooke.M/Æ L ., .Theatre WHAT’S ON Lac- Brome Theatre opened its doors on Wednesday to its first ever season of professional drama.Same Time Next Year runs from now until June 28.It runs Wednesday to Sunday with the possibility of dinner theatre.The play, starring David Clarke and Eileen Sproule, is a bedroom comedy in which a man and a woman take one night off every year from their separate marriages to be with each other.The play is directed by Jack Langedyck, who has just recently directed a play at the Centaur Theatre in Montreal.For more information on the play, and ticket reservation call (514)243-6183 between noon and 2:30.That’s about it for theatre, more will be happening in a few weeks when The Piggery, and other local theatres open up.As for dance, well you’ll have to do it on your own, because I don’t know of any dance related events going on it the area.Movies There is good and bad news for movie fans in the area.The good news is if you wanted to see a movie last week but didn’t get the chance, then have no fear because they are still here.The bad news is, of course, that if you have seen them all then there is only one new movie in the region.The Capital Theatre is showing Harry and the Hendersons It is playing at 6:45 and 9 nightly and for everything you want to know about that film see the review at the bottom of the page.The Cinémas du Carrefour has the exact same line-up as last week.That means you can see Beverly Hills Cop II at 7 and 9:20 nightly and weekend matinees at 12:10, 2:45, and 4:40.The Untouchables, a film about the fall of Chicago’s crime king pin A1 Capone, is showing at 7:15 and 9:40 and on the weekend at 12:05, 2:30, and 4:50.If you haven’t seen this then you should take it in, but be prepared for lots of violence and blood.Cinéma Princess in Cowansville continues its double feature of All Nighter at 7:15 and Secret of My Success at 9:05., The former I know little about, but the latter is a good film in which Michael J.Fox plays a small town boy from Kansas who seeks fame and fortune in New York.Fox’s movie is also playing at Merrill’s Showplace in Newport at 7 and 9:15 and 1:45 on weekends.B.H.Cop II is also there at 7:20, 9:20, and 2:05 as a weekend matinee.Their last movie, and the first new one in the area, is Predator this stars muscle-man Arnold Schwarzennegar.I don t know anything about the movie except to say if you ’re the type that likes his movies, then see it.If not, then don 't.I do bare tidings of good news for Trekkies.Star Trek: The Voyage Home will be playing at the Maison du Cinéma on Sunday at 1, and from Tuesday to Thursday at 7.This is a must-see even for non-Trekkies, though I always figured everyone was automatically a Trekkie Maybe you just haven’t realized it.One of the works from Mihailovic Dragon in the opening of the Naive Art Gallery in North Hatley Walt Disney-type movie has a social message too Rtf lar-lr Rroneu/oii havoc on the family's home, and tune to be made off Bigfoot.He ÆKÊÊ^mmÊÊmÊmmm,, By Jack Branswell Everyone has heard about Bigfoot, but few have actually seen the legendary creature.Well the Hendersons have had that illustrious pleasure.The Hendersons are on a unique camping trip — they watch Masterpiece Theatre in their tent — when they run into the fluffy guy.To be more precise their station wagon hits the animal.After a few moments of deliberation the family decides to take the big guy back home.So they hoist him on top of the wagon, and that is when the fun begins.You see Harry, the creature’s name, is no ordinary Bigfoot, he is a vegetarian, he snores, and he even cries — a perfect Christmas gift for the kids.Harry wreaks havoc on the family’s home, and ends up turning the city upside down.It seems no one realizes that Harry is a benevolant Bigfoot.Harry does have one beef though, he hates to see his follow animals slaughtered by hunters.So Mr.Henderson’s (played by John Lithgow) hunting trophies have to go.Harry gives the poor creatures a proper burial in the backyard.While this is intended to be a fun movie for the kiddies, it also has a social message to it, but do not expect a brilliant statement.This comes in two forms : hunting for pleasure is wrong, and perhaps a deeper one about man’s exploitation of animals.Lithgow decides there is a for- tune to be made off Bigfoot.He starts teaching him tricks, but that quickly ends when Harry ends up going through the floor.The movie has some funny sequences in it, and there are two good suspense moments juxtaposed to make most people in the house scream at least once.The begining and end are particularly well done, and there are some good camera techniques.The best way to describe this film is as a ‘Walt Disney’ type.There is a cute, loveable animal, a thrill or two, a few chuckles, and a loose moral somewhere in between all of that.It is corny, there is no doubt about that, but at the same time it kind of reminds you of the movies you use to see as a kid.The kids, and kids at heart, will enjoy this film.John Lithgow isn’t quite sure what he should do with Harry, and the police are nolt much help. 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1987 Travel #1___ttei icecom World’s smallest city fits on football field By Christopher Andreae The Christian Science Monitor THE HAGUE — “The brochure bids you “Welcome to the Smallest Town in the World.” ' Madurodam" - also described as “Holland in a nutshell” - is in the seaside resort of Scheveningen on the outskirts of The Hague.It is a Dutch city entirely in miniature, filled with buildings of all kinds and periods, from the Middle Ages to the present.With a scale of 1:25, these small buildings make even six-year-olds look like giants.But people of all ages wander around this “city” in a state of childlike wonder, staring and pointing and lost in thought.No effort has been spared to achieve incredible accuracy in miniaturizing anything from Gothic cathedrals to windmills, from royal residences to railroad stations, and from oil refineries to rows of 17th-century Dutch houses sporting characteristic gables and beautiful brickwork, all squashed together along canals highly reminiscent of that other great Dutch city, Amsterdam.This city-in-little is a history, geography, and architecture lesson all rolled into one - but it wears its didacticism quite lightly.Above all, it is a tourist attraction boasting over 33 million visitors since it opened in 1952.If it is the “smallest city" in the world, Madurodam (so called after George Maduro of Willemstad, Cu-racaco, a young hero of World War II whose parents provided the original capital for the project) is also surely the largest small city in the world.It is set out in an area the size of a football field.If you follow its carefully organized routing -and you won’t want to miss any of the 130 points of interest numbered and described in the essential guidebook - you actually walk about two miles.In the company of a crowd of Dutch weekenders, we studied its meticulously detailed sights inch by inch and were amazed at its ambitiousness.One of the first buildings encountered is a replica of an elaborate cathedral, Sint Jan Basiliek s-' Hertogenbosch - the most important medieval church in the Netherlands.It is “on the same plan,” we are informed, “as the cathedral of Amiens in France, but with five instead of three aisles.” The guidebook (which swings amiably between mock-solemn “Madurodam history” and factual descriptions of the real buildings of which the models are replicas) observes that the St.Jan was built between 1330 and 1550 - taking over 200 years to complete.The miniature copy of it at Madurodam, almost as amazingly, took five years.It, like all the other buildings here, is constructed in wood colored and protected against the weather by paint.Each building is repainted every five years.Since every slate, stone, and brick appears to be present and correct, it is very hard to believe that Madu-rodam’s architecture is made of nothing but wood.Amazed visitors on every hand look delightedly at the Royal Golden Coach and procession of tiny figures outside the “Binnenhof” (the old administrative center of the Netherlands in the Hague), or peer down at the shoppers milling about under the brightly colored canopies in the “B.Boon-vander Starp Square” (named after the initiator and founder of Madurodam), or discover the “genuine” Dutch street organ and the old-fashioned scissors-grinder at work in front of a row of houses with shop windows displaying minuscule goods.(The organ gives you a tune for a small payment, which, like rest of the $250,000 yearly profit from the city, goes to charity.) Or visitors watch the trains that wind continually throughout Madurodam at alarming speed, only stopping for signals and at stations; and the planes that taxi magnificently on the tarmac at Schi-phol-Madurodam Airport; and the boats and ships moving majestically about the great port.Then there is the motorway, with its continuous line of traffic; the Royal Dutch Automobile Club Skidding School (watched inevitably by a row of fascinated youngsters intent on learning the skill of getting safely out of a skid even before they have learned to drive).There is a football (soccer) match under way at the Madurodam Sports Park.And sunbathers lie around on the silver-gold beaches at the Watersports Centre, while other leisure enthusiasts go waterskiing or windsurfing in the blue water nearby.It is a city full of life and incident, all to scale.Even the endlessly pruned trees are in keeping, and the bulbs and annual flowers are chosen for their smallness.After dark the entire place lights up with some 50,000 little lights - a sight we unfortunately missed, but plan to see next time.It is reportedly spectacular.This year Madurodam is presenting for the second time nightly hour-long sound-and-light shows.They are to start half an hour after the usual closing times.Audiences of 450 people, each equipped with headphones and a commentary in his or her own language, sit on the “dike” that surrounds the city and listen to stories about many of the buildings.This will start May 1 and continue through the end of September.There are also some special exhibitions this year - one about board games, another about scale models, and a display of Argentine crafts.I I m i j r 111 if I'm f;-.to} i —* i %» Buildings of all kinds line this, the world's smallest city in The Hague.~ *iL 4 4.: m FLORIDA 2*1 ^ ' Ft.Lauderdale Direct Flights Dorval to Ft.Lauderdale.Saturday and Sunday departures.PLUS One Week Complimentary Car Rental 2 door Chevette (or similar) with air-conditioning, automatic shift and unlimited mileage.SkVt Holiday Packages INCLUDING CAR all departures until June 19.1987 inclusive.MIAMI Chateau by the Sea 1 week 389 2 weeks $ Standard room from from FT.LAUDERDALE Sheraton Yankee Trader 1 week s439 2 weeks $ Standard room from from Sheraton Yankee Clipper 1 week from s469 2 weeks $ from 559 649 699 Prices include : Roundtrip airfare * standard accommodation * car rental.Some accommodation may be sold out on certain dates.All travel must be completed by June 26th, 1987.Departure from Montreal.Tre'cLsiiireTtours- ?Vacances CP Air Carrefour de l’Estrie 821-4204 PROTECT YOUR VACATION WITH VOYAGEUR TRAVEL INSURANCE - WE RECOMMEND ITI Prices and dales shown are those available at advertising deadlines and are subject to being sold out or change and to a surcharge by the operator without notice.Prices may vary depending upon date ol travel, accommodation selected and are per person based on double occupancy unless otherwise slated Terms and conditions applicable to these ollerings are those detailed in the suppliers brochure(s).Prices shown do not include airport, hotel taxes and/or service charges, or any item ot a personal nature unless specilied.This otter may not be valid in conjunction with any other discount or incentive ottered by either Sears Travel or its supplier(s) © Copyright Canada, 1985 Sears Canada Inc Any reproduction without the written consent of Sears Canada Inc.is prohibited Quebec permit holder your money’s worth.and more ¦ TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1987—11 UNIQUE IN SHERBROOKE OPEN 24 HOUR DELIVERY SERVICE Reôtawiant • ‘Brochettes” • Pizza • Spare ribs • Pastas • Chicken • Steak Dining room • Fully licenced • Draft beer 53 Wellington St.South, Sherbrooke 569- rHfiSr STEAK LOVERS! 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MONTANA RESTAURANT :| invites you to taste their delicious Canadian, Italian and Libanese specialties Dining room Open 7 days Thursday, Friday, Saturday until 5:00 a.m.Sunday from 4:00 p.m.to midnight j : RESERVATIONS: 565-5515 43-A WELLINGTON ST.SOUTH SHERBROOKE ùEeô oifiiEaux be ïtarpoptc traditional cuisine wine Alexandre • Sherbrooke 12—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1987 Listings for this week's television programs as supplied by Compulog Corp.While we make every effort to ensure their accuracy, they are subject to change without notice.-STATIONS CBFT - Montreal (Radio Canada) WCAX - Burlington, Vt.(CBS) WPTZ - Plattsburgh, N.Y.(NBC) CBMT - Montreal (CBC) CULT - Sherbrooke (TVA) WMTW - Poland Spring, Me.(ABC) CKSH - Sherbrooke (Radio Canada) CFTM - Montreal (TVA) LISTED- © CFCF - Montreal (CTV) © WVNY - Burlington (ABC) S) Radio-Québec Œ Vermont ETV - Burlington (MM) - Much Music (FC) - First Choice (PC) - Premier Choix (TSN) - The Sports Network A y aturday MORNING 6:00 IB ROCKET ROBIN HOOD (FC) 4D SPECIAL AGENTS A small cruiser in an unused dockland area arouses the suspicions of a group ol children.Slars Lisa East, Dexter Fletcher.(MM) THE BOX SPOTLIGHT (TSN) GOLF Highlights ot the Spanish Open (R) 8:30 Q TOM AND JERRY O ADVENTURES OF THE GALAXY RANGERS (B SIZE SMALL COUNTRY 7:00 O THUNDERCATS Q 0 FUNTASTIC WORLD OF HANNA-BARBERA Q ADVENTURES OF THE GALAXY RANGERS © PAUL HANN AND FRISNDS Guest Buddy the Clown.(R) ffi ROBOTECH (FC) MOVIE * A "Night Magic" (1985.Musical) Nick Mancuso, Carole Laure A music hall star looks back on his lite and career while preparing his latest show.(PC) CINEMA ?* "The Philadelphia Experiment" (1984, Drame) Michael Pare, Nancy Allen.Au cours de la Deuxieme guerre mondiale, un marin est emporte dans une aventure cosmique qui le propulse en 1984.(MM) EUROTUBE TOP 60 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 O SILVERHAWKS g B HEATHCLIFF O INHUMANCXDS (B 100 HUNTLEY STREET ffiROBOTECH (TSN) YES YOU CAN Guest Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Lloyd Moseby.(R) 8:00 B BERENSTAIN BEARS g B KISSYFUR O WUZZLESg 60 INHUMANOIDS Q> SESAME STREET (R) g (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (TSN) BODYBUILDING Women’s and Mixed Pairs World Championships.Irom Toronto.(R) 8:30 B CASPER O WILDFIRE B DISNEY'S ADVENTURES OF THE GUMMI BEARS g O © CARE BEARS FAMILY g 6B JEM (FC) MOVIE A * * b "Steamboat Bill.Jr " (1928.Drama) Buster Keaton, Mar-ion Byron.A timid man must prove his masculinity to his steamboat captain father 9:00 B LES MYSTERIEUSES CITES D OR B JIM HENSON S MUPPET BABIES B SMURFS O FLINTSTONE KIDS g (B LET’S GO Topic: mystery.Host: Jams Dunning (R) 60 HE-MAN AND MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE Q) MISTER ROGERS (R) (TSN) PBA BOWLING Showboat Doubles Classic, from Las Vegas, Nev (R) 8:30 B CANDY B PETITE POULICHE (B YOU CANT DO THAT ON TELEVISION (R) © DEFENDERS OF THE EARTH g 6B READING RAINBOW Folk singer Pete 3eeger tells the story of "Abi-yoyo" in words and song (R) qj 9:46 O MIRE ET MUSIQUE 10:00 O O PACHA O PEE WEE S PLAYHOUSE O LES PUTS BONSHOMMES O © real gmostbusters g © INSPECTOR GADGET © WONDERWORKS Mighty Pawns ’ Based on a true story.An idealistic teacher (Terence Knox) uses the formation of a chess team to teach discipline to a group of inner city youths Also stars Alfonso Ribeiro, Desreta Jackson, Paul Winfield, Rosalind Cash, g (FC) MOVIE *** ‘The Quest'’ (1986, Adventure) Henry Thomas, Tony Barry.A teen-ager becomes obsessed with the idea that some sort of sea monster exists beneath the surface of a small Australian lake.‘PG’ (MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN 10:10 O GOOD MORNING 10:15 (PC) CINEMA AAA "L'arc-en-ciel des amours lilas de reve" (1987, Drame) Dack Rambo, Susan Almgren.Un inconnu, qu'une tempete a fait echouer sur la plage, devient la nouvelle obsession et la nouvelle passion d une belle femme qui s’etait refugiee dans une maison sur Tile isolee.10:30 Q Q L’ESCAPADE O TEEN WOLF B ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS B QUIZ KIDS Q LES P UTS BONSHOMMES O © POUND PUPPIES ® LEGENDS OF THE WORLD 11:00 B LES HEROS DU SAMEDI "Handball’’ La selection 1986 feminine rencontre la selection 1987.O GALAXY HIGH B FOOFUR O SESAME STREET (R) g B LES BISOUNOURS O © BUGS BUNNY 6 TWEETY SHOW à.J LUTTE INTERNAT) AN ALE © RENOVATION ZONE © NEWTON S APPLE (TSN) AUTO RACING NASCAR Grand National 200, from Dover, Del.(R) 11:30 B CBS STORYBREAK Chocolate Fe-ver’’ Animated Adapted for television by award-winning playwright Robert Kimmel Smith.Chocolate-lover Henry Green breaks out into pure chocolate measles after consuming too many of his favorite bonbons.(R) Q Q HEATHCLIFF O JEM O © EWOKS © AU CHATEAU DES ENFANTS © HONEYMOONERS © WILD AMERICA (FC) MOVIE A A "Quicksilver” (1986, Drama) Kevin Bacon, Jami Gertz.When his stock market predictions fall through, a brilliant broker leaves the business world to become a San Francisco bicycle messenger.‘PG’ 11:46 (PC) CINEMA AAA 'Life force .I’etoile du mal” (1985, Drame) Steve Railsback.Mathilda May Des etres a forme humaine, endormis dans des contenants de cristal, sont ramenés sur terre par ( equipage d’une navette spatiale britannique.AFTERNOON 12:00 B O LA SEMAINE PARLEMENTAIRE A OTTAWA O HULK HOGAN S ROCK 'N' WRESTLING B SOL» GOLD B WHAT’S NEW?(R) & CINEMA AA "Le juge Dee au monastère" (1974, Drame) Khigh Diegh.Keye Luke Un magiatrat chinois du Vile siecle enquete sur des morts mystérieuses dans un monastère bouddhiste O © WEEKEND SPECIAL The Haunl ed Mansion Mystery” A young boy and girl try to solve the mystery of the dis appearance of a miser and his fortune (Part 1 of 2) (R) Q © SAMEDI MAGAZINE Au programme: “Les origines, l'astrologie, plein air.les vins.© WRESTLING © WOOD WRIGHT’S SHOP Refining backyard ferrous rock into wrought iron.(R) (MM) R.S.V P (TSN) NHL HOCKEY DRAFT Live from Joe Louis Arena in Detroit 12:30 O WONOERSTRUCK (R) ©©HEALTH SHOW © ROD AND REEL Wildlife artist Mike Ringer joins Bill Saiff aboard the Rod & Reel for some salmon action 1:00© LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY "Un canard en fuite” Les fredaines de Donald Duck.O MOVIE A A '/fe ‘ Coffee.Tea Or Me” (1973, Comedy) Karen Valentine, John Davidson.A young stewardess jets between her artist-student husband in England and her medical student husband in California.B STAR SEARCH Q LAND AND SEA B © AMERICAN BANDSTAND Guests Crowded House (’’Something So Strong”).O LES VEUVES © MOVIE A A "The Return” (1973.Science-Fiction) Keir Dullea.Lloyd Bochner.An exploratory spacecraft returns to Earthship Ark after spending 400 years in a time warp.© ACROSS THE FENCE (MM) THE STORY.SO FAR Laurie Brown interviews Kate Bush in London, England.Kate talks about dance, videos and family, also her videos which have never been seen on Much Music will be shown.1:30 ©BEST YEARS © WILD KINGDOM Bighorn sheep in the Flathead Lake country of Montana are rounded up and relocated to a better environment.(R) © AMERICA S TOP TEN © VICTORY GARDEN A look at the early summer harvest in the eastern garden, a tour of Branklyn Garden in Perth, Scotland with Peter Seabrook of (he BBC g (FC) JOHN THE FEARLESS Animated In medieval Flanders, a stalwart youth strives for justice and defends the helpless 1:45 (PC) CINEMA A A “La foret d'em-eraude” (1985, Drame) Powers Boothe.Charley Boorman.Dix ans apres la disparition de son fils, eleve par “le peuple invisible ", une obscure tribu de la jungle brésilienne, un pare va a sa recherche mais leurs retrouvailles ne seront pas des plus aisees 2:00 B O L’UNIVERS DES SPORTS Cham-pionnats canadiens d'halterophilie enregistres a Dolbeau.(le de 2) © MOVIE AA "Escape” (1980, Drama) Timothy Bottoms.Kay Lenz.Based on the true story of a young American who is determined to free himself from the corrupt and brutal environment of a Mexico City prison.© BASEBALL Regional coverage of Toronto Blue Jays at Baltimore Orioles or Chicago Cubs at St.Louis Cardinals.(Live) ©NORTHLAND © MOVIE AAife "$ 1,000.000 Duck” (1971, Comedy) Dean Jones, Sandy Duncan.A duck that really lays golden eggs becomes the object of a wild chase.(E) JUSTICE POUR TOUS Sujet: "L’offre d’achat” © CONSUMER UPDATE: ALIVE SKIN CARE © MOVIE AAAlfe "The Stranger” (1946, Suspense) Edward G.Robinson, Orson Welles.A small town college professor and pillar of his community turns out to be a hunted Nazi war criminal (MM) THE THE SPOTLIGHT (TSN) BASEBALL Scheduled game: Chicago Cubs at St.Louis Cardinals (Live) 2:30 © CELEBRITY TENNIS O CINEMA A A "Flics et voyous” ( 1973, Comedie) Cliff Gorman, John Ryan.Pour faire fortune, deux policiers de New-York mettent a profit leurs connaissances du monde de la pegre.© SOLEIL D'ETE Au programme: "Spe-cialiste senle”; “Les plantes "Yoga”; Les animaux”.2:46 (FC) MOVIE A AH "The Man With One Red Shoe” (1985.Comedy) Tom Hanks, Dabney Coleman.Chosen at random, e GOLDEN GIRLS Although their plans are grounded by a snowstorm.Rose, Dorothy and Sophia (Betty White, 1., Bea Arthur and Estelle Getty) find some goodness at Christmas time, on NBC’s “The Golden Girls,” airing SATURDAY, JUNE 13.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME somewhat off-center violinist is thrust into the crossfire of rival CIA groups in Washington.‘PG’ 3:00 O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Canadian Open Darts, from Winnipeg, Manit.; Canadian Rhythmic Gymnastics, from Vancouver.B.C.; Harry Jerome Classic Track and Field Meet, from Vancouver.B.C.©PLAYERS TENNIS © SYBERVISION (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 3:30© © CINE-FAMILLE “La princesse sur le pois” Un jeune prince, en age de se marier, quitte le palais de son pere pour se trouver une princesse.© AEROFORME © BICYCLE RACING Inaugural Cycling invitational, featuring an international field competing for 75 laps over a 4 mile course on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, Calif.(Taped) 3:46 © MERCI M.NOE Le mouton " (PC) CINEMA A A AH “Les calinours” (1985, Drame) Dessins animes.Les calinours sont de gracieux petits animaux qui habitent dans les nuages et repondent a l'appel des gens prives d’affection et d’amour, comme le cas de deux jeunes orphelins et de l'assistant d’un magicien.4:00 © PGA GOLF Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic.Third Round, live from Harrison, N.Y.© © U S.OPEN GOLF PREVIEW Jack Nicklaus, four time U.S.Open champion, previews the course at San Francisco's Olympic Club and discusses 1987‘s leading contenders © SKIPPY LE KANGOUROU "Le combat” (B WOE WORLD OF SPORTS Sched uled: Auto Racing (Rothman's Porsche and Player's Challenges); Spruce Meadows Equestrian Cup; U.S.vs.U.S.SR in Women's Gymnastics.(Taped) © FACES OF JAPAN This profile of two friends focuses on their dissimilar jobs.One is an office worker, the sec ond rejected the life of a "salaryman” to become an innkeeper (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD 4:30 B POP EXPRESS EN VACANCES O B WOE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Harlem Globetrotters, featuring Lynette Woodard.Irom Ken- sas City, Mo.; Grand National Steeplechase, from Aintree.England (Taped) © MON PETIT PONEY © EUROPEAN JOURNAL (FC) MOVIE A A “Night Magic" (1985, Musical) Nick Mancuso.Carole Laure.A music hall star looks back on his life and career while preparing his latest show 5:00 © DUKES OF HAZZARD © G.l JOE © GERMAN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER (PC) CINEMA A A H "Les poupees de l'espoir" (1983, Drame) Jane Fonda.Levon Helm.Une fermiere du Kentucky est forcée d'emigrer vers Detroit pour suivre son mari, employe dans une grosse usine de munitions durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.(TSN) SENIOR PGA GOLF Tournament Players Championship, second round, from Ponte Vedra, Fla.(Same-day tape) 6:30© © DURRELL EN RUSSIE Une sérié qui nous fait découvrir la faune et la flore de la Russie B LE MONDE CETTE SEMAINE Œ) LES TRANSFORMEURS B MEDIA MAO La publicité au Quebec, les microprocesseurs, la radio québécoise et la médiatique.EVENING 6:00 B IMPACT "Les autres médecines” OOQCBnews O SATURDAY REPORT O PAUL ET LES JUMEAUX O MCCLOUD "La vallee tranquille" Œ) ICI MONTREAL g 6B ABC NEWS g S) L'AVENTURE DES PLANTES Les mousses" Aujourd’hui, nous escaladons les montagnes de Colombie ou vivent les mousses et les fougères géantes S) ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL H (FC) MOVIE * * A "Pale Rider" (1985.Western) Clint Eastwood, Michael Mori-arty.A mysterious stranger rides into a mining town and brings much-needed relief to gold prospectors being harassed by an unscrupulous power baron.‘R’ 6:30 ©CBS NEWS WHEEL OF FORTUNE g Saturday TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 12.1987-13 O this week in parliament O LA BELLE VIE Q ABC NEWS g 09 PLEXI-MAG © 50 PLUS © IT'S A LIVING © WICKIE “Les moulins de Hollande" Les aventures d’un jeune Viking dont (‘imagination réussit a contrer les initiatives de tous ses ennemis.7:00 O O LA VIE SECRETE DES ANIMAUX "Des grues venerees" O MOVIE AA-’-ï "The Fighting Prince Of Donegal" (1966.Adventure) (Part 1 of 2) Peter McEnery, Susan Hampshire.In the 16th century, a young prince is taken captive by the British when he tries to unite the clans of Ireland to rebel against English oppression.A "Wonderful World of Disney" presentation.© WRESTLING O G20WSKI A CO.Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters are honored for their work as co founders of the 54-year old Montreal Children’s Theatre School as they prepare for 1986’s Christmas production of "The Beauty and the Beast." (R) O LE DISCIPLE NINJA "A la recherche du temps passe" ©STAR SEARCH © POP EXPRESS EN VACANCES © GIMME A BREAKI (R) g © STAR TREK © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Les grands félins" Les jaguars, les lions, les cougars © AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Exile performs "Give Me One More Chance" and "Woke Up in Love." The Maines Brothers sing selections from their album "High Rollin' " and are joined by Terry Allen.(MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (TSN)SPORTSDESK 7:30© © BASEBALL Les Expos de Montreal rencontrent les Phillies de Phila delphie (En direct) © BASEBALL Philadelphia Phillies at Montreal Expos (Live) © PET PEEVES Jogging; golfing; celebrity peeves from the Toronto Argonauts.actors Al Waxman and Tony Randall.and comedian Dave Broadfoot.(R) (PC) CINEMA AAA "L'arc-en-ciel des amours: lilas de reve" (1987.Drame) Dack Rambo.Susan Almgren Un inconnu, qu'une tempete a fait echouer sur la plage, devient la nouvelle obsession et la nouvelle passion d'une belle femme qui s'etait refugiee dans une maison sur I'de isolee.(TSN) HORSE RACING Ohio Derby, from Cleveland.(Same-day tape) 8:00 O CB MASTER OF THE GAME Based on the Sidney Sheldon novel.Kate Blackwell (Dyan Cannon) turns Kruger-Brent.Ltd into one of the world's mightiest corporate empires and attempts to turn the Blackwells into a family dynasty.Also stars Harry Hamlin and Cliff De Young (Part 2 of 4) (R) © 227 Sandra searches for a man to be the father of her child In stereo (R) O CINEMA A A "Le retour aux mystères de l'Ouest" (1979.Western) Robert Conrad, Ross Martin.Un agent secret affronte, dans l'ouest, un mégalomane qui a enleve des chefs d'etats O © WEBSTER The children at the community center mock George's fa ther (R)g © CINEMA A A "Les flics ne dorment pas la nuit (1972, Drame) Stacy Keach, Georges C Scott © PARLER POUR PARLER L égalité dans le couple: est-ce possible?” (R) © EVENING AT POPS Folksinger Joan Baez’s performance includes her own compositions."Diamonds and Rust" and "Recently,” as well as other traditional and contemporary songs (FC) MOVIE A A "Fire With Fire" (1986, Drama) Craig Sheffer, Virginia Madsen.The romance developing be tween a probation camp inmate and a Catholic girls school student takes a desperate turn when their forbidden relationship is discovered.'PG-13' (MM) R.S.V.P 8:30 © ME AND MRS.C Kathleen takes a job as a cocktail waitress to raise money to honor a pledge she made to a charity.In stereo.© © SIDEKICKS Ernie and Rizzo help an illiterate boy and his father deal with an unscrupulous businessman, g (TSN) TOP RANK BOXING From Atlantic City, N.J.(Taped) 9:00© GOLDEN GIRLS A lonely Santa Claus holds the four roommates at gunpoint In stereo.(R)Q © © QUNG HO Kaz convinces Assan Motors executives to issue a company credit card to Hunt.(R) g © CINEMA A A "Johnny s'en va-t'en guerre" (1971, Drame) Timothy Bot- toms.Kathy Fields.Apres avoir ete déchiqueté par l'explosion d'une mine, un jeune soldat se retrouve dans un hôpital militaire, les bras, le visage et les jambes en moins © MOVIE AAA A “Lawrence Of Arabia ' (1962, Adventure) Peter O’Toole.Alec Guinness A member of the British general staff leads the Arabs in a revolt against the Turks, resulting in the birth ot the Arabian kingdom.(PC) CINEMA A A "Coeur circuit" (1986, Comedie) Steve Guttenberg.Ally Sheedy.Cinq super-robots ont ete équipés, a l’insu de leur créateur, d'armes meurtrières par la Nova Robotics.(MM) THE STORY.SO FAR Laurie Brown interviews Kate Bush in London, England.Kate talks about dance, videos and family, also her videos which have never been seen on Much Music will be shown.8:30 O AMEN Trouble occurs when Roily asks lor Deacon Frye's opinion of the woman that has caught his fancy In stereo.(R) © © DAOS Louie's perturbed when Rick brings an attractive date to the house lor dinner.(R) Q 10:00 © O LE TELE JOURNAL g © WEST 67TH ©HUNTER In stereo (R) g © CHACUN CHEZ-SOI © © STARMAN A blind girl endangers Starman's life when she discovers that he's an alien (R)Q Œ) SOCIETE ’87 Sujet: Beaute et réussite en affaires © TRIBUTE TO RICKY NELSON Ricky Nelson’s musical influence is discussed by Johnny Cash.John Fogerty.Carl Perkins.Jerry Lee Lewis.Randy Meis-ner (formerly of the Eagles), Dean Torrence.Kris Kristofferson and others; highlights of his early TV appearances are also included Hosts: Gunnar and Mafthew Nelson.(FC) MOVIE A A "9 1 / 2 Weeks" (1986, Drama) Kim Basinger.Mickey Rourke.Sexual obsession draws a woman into a relationship with a man of unusual erotic lastes.'R' (MM) THE THE SPOTLIGHT 10:20 G O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10.30 © FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE O © SUR LA COLLINE (MM) TRIUMPH CONCERT • ENCORE PRESENTATION This January copncert in Halifax brought the house down with their powerful stage show.Songs include "Allied Forces,” "Follow Your Hear!," and "Lay It On The Line.” (TSN) ROAD RACING Highlights of the Jasper to Banff 24-hour relay run (Taped June 6 and 7) 10:35 o O LA POLITIQUE FEDERALE 10:45 B CINEMA Le baltanl" (1983.Drame) Alain Delon.Francois Perrier Apres avoir purge une peine de dix ans pour un vol de diamants jamais retrouves, un homme sort de prison O CINEMA A A '?"Je suis un aventu ner" (1954.Western) J.Stewart.R.Roman.A l'epoque de la ruee vers l’or, un homme transporte un troupeau de boeufs de l'ouest vers le nord (PC) CINEMA AA A •Life force l'etoile du mal ' (1985, Drame) Steve Railsback.Mathilda May Des etres a forme humaine, endormis dans des contenants de cristal, sont ramenés sur terre par I equipage d’une navette spatiale britannique 10:50 © FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE JAZZ DE MONTREAL "Miles Davis” Les grands moments de la brillante presta tion que donnait le grand Miles Davis, au Theatre St-Denis le 28 juillet 1985 11:00© ©O NEWS O NATIONAL g O © LES NOUVELLES TVA g © CTV NEWS © ABC NEWS g (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN)SPORTSDESK 11:15© NEWS ( "Provincial Affairs" precedes the news.) © ABC NEWS g ©NEWS 11:20 © © NOUVELLES DU SPORT ©NEWS 11:30© MOVIE A A "The Promise Of Love" (1980, Drama) Valerie Bertinelli, Jameson Parker.An 18-year-old woman attempts to rebuild her life after her young husband is killed in Vietnam.© SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host Valerie Bertinelli.Musical guest: Robert Cray ("Smoking Gun").In stereo (R) O CINEMA A A "L'hopital'' (1971, Comedie) George C Scott, Diana Rigg.Un médecin chef est inquiété par une sérié de morts mystérieuses dans le personnel de l'hôpital.© THROB Zach's confidence sinks when a group he once rejected soars to fame with another record company (R) © CINEMA A A "Toral Toral Toral (1970.Drame) George Macready.Martin Balsam En 1941.les Japonais attaquent la base américaine de Pearl Harbor © STAR TREK (TSN) SPEEDWEEK 11:45 © MOVIE A A v?"into Thin Air" ( 1985.Drama) Ellen Burstyn, Robert Prosky Based on the true story of a family's desperate search for their 19-year-old son who inexplicably disappears en route to Colorado from Canada.12:00© SOLID GOLD Scheduled: Chicago.El DeBarge, Eddie Rabbitt.Cameo, Robert Palmer (interview), the Crazy World of Arthur Brown ("Fire").In stereo (R) © MOVIE A A Vi "Neighbors" (1981, Comedy) John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd.A middle-class suburban couple is subjected to the strangest 24-hour period of their lives after bizarre new neighbors move in next door.(FC) MOVE A A "The Hills Have Eyes II" (1985, Suspense) Michael Berryman, Kevin Blair En route to a desert motorcycle race, a busload of teen agers encounters a tribe of murderous savages.R' (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (TSN) AUTO RACING NASCAR Grand National 200.from Dover.Del (R) 12:30© AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE Dottie A middle aged woman, who suffers from agoraphobia, decides to leave the security of her apartment so she may settle past differences with her elder sister.Agnes, before she dies from leukemia.Elizabeth Franz stars.An 8-minute short "Footsteps on the Ceiling" follows, g (PC) CINEMA A A "The Philadelphia Experiment" (1984.Drame) Michael Pare, Nancy Allen Au cours de la Deuxieme guerre mondiale, un marin est emporte dans une aventure cosmique qui le propulse en 1984 1 00 o MTV VIDEO COUNTDOWN O AMERICA'S TOP TEN (TSN) HORSE RACING Ohio Derby.Irom Cleveland.(R) 1 ‘30 NEWS (FC) MOVE A A Vi "To Live And Die In L A " (1985, Drama) William L.Petersen.Willem Dafoe A Secret Service agent becomes obsessed by ven- geance while tracking down a ruthless counterfeiter responsible for his part ner's murder R' 2:00© MOVE A A'* South Of St Louis' (1948.Western) Joel McCrea.Zachary Scott Ranchers battle North and South to preserve their spreads from the devastation of the Civil War (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:15 (PC) CINEMA AA^ "Massacre du futur" (1985.Drame) Edwin Neal, Marilyn Burns.Des activistes anti nucléaires prennent le contrôle des villes 2:30 (TSN) BASEBALL Scheduled game Chicago Cubs at St Louis Cardinals (R) 3:30 (FC) THE HITCHHIKER A movie director (Peter Coyote) becomes the target of his leading lady's revenge.3:45 © ROUTE 66 4:00 (FC) MOVE A A "Fire With Fire" (1986, Drama) Craig Sheffer.Virginia Madsen The romance developing between a probation camp inmate and a Catholic girls school student takes a desperate turn when their forbidden re lationship is discovered.PG 13* (MM) R.S.V.P 4:45 © HART TO HART THE BRIGHTER! 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report on strip-searching in schools; a look at a no alcohol nightclub for teen-agers in Ft Lauderdale, Fla.cp Q FINE SCIENCE O THS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY (£) AU CHATEAU DES ENFANTS 8 COMPUTER CHRONICLES AFTERNOON 12:00 8 O LA SEMAINE VERTE 8 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Highlights of Major League action are shown.Host: Mel Allen.OFOCUS O MEETING PLACE Rev.Tony Plomp officiates at services from Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church in Kitchener.Ont (R) O CINEMA Œ) BON DIMANCHE ® THS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY §) INNOVATION This look at the nation's blood supply examines the problem of its contamination by viral infection.(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:16 (PC) CINEMA * + + + "Rocky IV” (1985, Drame) Sylvester Stallone.Talia Shire A la suite d’entrainements intensifs, Rocky Balboa se mesurera au champion mondial de boxe amateur, dans un combat qui se tiendra en Russie 12:30 O HONEYMOONERS O MEET THE PRESS O BUSINESS WORLD S) QUESTION PERIOD Q) MCLAUGHLIN GROUP (TSN) RUNNING AND RACING 1:00 O RENCONTRES Invite: Jean-Pierre Maurel, écrivain.O PGA GOLF Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic, Final Round, from Rye.N Y (Live) O MOOD TEST Host Dr Frank Field discusses topics including the effects of social issues on our moods; extreme mood changes and the effects of weather, eating habits and drug use on dispositions.8 CANADIAN REFLECTIONS O COMMUNITY 8 8 TERRY WINTER 8 hope for the world s chm.DREN TELETHON 8 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW Q (FC) MOVIE * AH "Kid Colter" (1985, Adve,.’jre) Jeremy Shamos, Jim Stef- Magnum enquete pour retrouver la trace d'un reporter disparu il y a huit ans o Œ MOVIE **1* I Man" (1986.ford 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’ (TSN) AUTO RACING Tour de Corse, from Corsica.(Taped) 1:30 0 O PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Le comedien Jean Marais.(3e de 4) O THE LAST LEAF Art Carney stars in this drama about a young girl facing death and an artist desiring to paint a masterpiece.Based on a short story by O.Henry.O HYMN SING Musical selections include: "Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit," "Prayer of St.Francis of Assisi" and "Take Time To Be Holy.” (R) 8 CINEMA A A "La rançon de la solitude" (1974, Drame) Shelley Winters, Berry Primus Une femme detective enquete sur une affaire de meurtre dans un hotel de luxe O ROGER CLEMENS REPORT (D MOVIE "Starlost: The Alien Oro" (No Date ) Keir Dullea, Wlater Keonig.5) WALL STREET WEEK "Wall Street Week’ m London" Guests: Mercury International Group Chairman David Scho-ley; Felix W.Zulauf, Union Bank of Switzerland first vice president; Global Asset Management Chairman Gilbert de Botton 1:45 (PC) CINEMA A A "Double gang en folie" (1985, Comedie) Dieter Hallervor-den, Tilo Prucker.Un riche industriel et le pauvre proprietaire d'un bar minable ont une seule chose en commun; ils ont l'air de parfaits jumeaux.2:00 O O CINEMA AA A "Le roi de coeur" (1966,Conte) Alan Bates, Genevieve Bujold.En 1918.les Anglais envoient un spécialiste desamorcer une mine dans un village français.O MOVIE A A % "Little Ladies Of The Night" (1977, Drama) Linda Purl, David Soul.Shunned by her parents and ignored by the police, a teen-age runaway finds herself drawn into the seedy world of pimps and prostitutes.O TO BE ANNOUNCED O MOVIE A A Mi "Dark Victory" (1976, Drama) Elizabeth Montgomery.Anthony Hopkins.A successful producer’s romance is overshadowed by the knowledge that a fatal disease will soon claim her life.Qj) CINEMA AAA "L'affrontement (1971, Drame) Robert Mitchum, Brenda Vaccaro A sa sortie de prison, un homme affronte son fils témoin du meurtre de sa mere.S) NATURE OF THINGS (MM) CULTURE CLUB SPOTLIGHT (TSN) SENIOR PGA GOLF Tournament Players Championship, final round, from Ponte Vedra, Fla.(Live) 2:30® LE CORPS HUMAIN "L’homme nait nu” 3:00 O ILE FANTASTIQUE 2£) NANNY When Sam sails off to a Palestine assignment, he tells Barbara to quit her job and wait for his return (FC) MOVIE AAA "The Gods Must Be Crazy" (1982, Comedy) Nlxau, Marius Weyers.A Coca-Cola bottle dropped from an airplane raises havoc among a normally peaceful tribe of African bush-men.‘PG’ (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 3:30 0 NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFF FINALS Game Six, if necessary.Boston Celtics at Los Angeles Lakers.(Live) CD INSIDE THE OLYMPICS Featured: how to steer a bobsled; find out how the elite rate Calgary's towers.8 LE CORPS HUMAIN "La locomo-tion” (PC) CINEMA A A "Sortilege" (1982, Horreur) Helen Benton.Terry Brown Une sérié d'evenements inexplicables sement la terreur dans un ranch du Wisconsin ou vit une peintre et son ami, pendant la visite de ses deux enfants.4:00 8 O LES GRANDES VILLES DU MONDE Monlreel" 8 MOVIE A*H "Catch Me A Spy" (1971, Mystery) Kirk Douglas.Trevor Howard A British smuggler gets into hot water when he romances the wife of a Russian agent Q SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Selene Stakes and King Edward Gold Cup horse races (Live) from Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto.Coverage of The Oaks (Taped) from England Q flD GRAND PRIX INDY Miller Ameri can 200 ' (B EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS ® TELETHON CONTINUES ® SCIENCES ET CULTURES Voir la science autrement" © MYSTERYI "Agatha Christie's Partners m Crime" The Beresfords investigate a murder after Tommy receives actress Gilda Glenn’s note requesting a meeting on supposedly haunted Morgan's Avenue.(R)g (MM) CITYLIMITS (TSN) AUTO RACING CART Portland 200, Irom International Raceway in Oregon.(Live) 4:30 0(D SPORT MAG Q BARNEY MILLER 8 ON WOMEN AND SUCCESS 8 L'EVOLUTION DE L'HOMME Au dessous des anges" 5:00 O O SECOND REGARD "Actualités religieuses" O SONS AND DAUGHTERS Ryan hopes that his summer retreat at Peggy's Cove will help him deal with his disenchantment with domestic life.(R) g Q © SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE Be neath The Sea: Galapagos" A look at the great sea creatures, including hammerhead sharks, sperm whales and dolphins, found near the Galapagos Islands.located off the coast of Ecuador (B LITTLEST HOBO Rex Badger.P I." Hobo helps an inept private eye with a yen for old movies solve an actual case.(R)g © EXPRESSION Une incursion dans l'univers culturel du Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean.© VERMONT THIS WEEK (FC) MOVIE A A Vi "As Summers Die" (1986, Drama) Scott Glenn, Jamie Lee Curtis.A wealthy eccentric and an unconventional lawyer help thwart the takeover of an elderly black woman’s property in the 1950s.(PC) CINEMA AAA "A fond la caisse sherif" (1981.Aventure) Jimmy McNi-chol.Janet Julian.Un sherif voit sa fille kidnappée par un jeune homme trop audacieux, et fonce pour la sauver.(MM) U.K.DISPATCH 5:30 O EDISON TWINS Annie runs out on Tom at the Weston Zoo when she remembers she ottered to help Paul with his project on ostriches.(R) Q ©PETIT PONEY © RUE ST-JACQUES (B WHAT A COUNTRYI The class learns about the electoral process when they help a candidate running for city council.© AGRONSKY AND COMPANY EVENING 6:00© SCIENCE-REALITE "Magazine scientifique" ©CBS NEWS ©FOCUS O MOVIE A A % "1-Man" (1986, Adventure) Scott Bakula, Herschel Bernar-di.Left indestructible by his exposure to a mysterious gas, a cab driver is recruited by a government agency to stop a villain's plans to take over the world.A "Disney Sunday Movie” presentation.(R) © PAUL ET LES JUMEAUX ©fB NEWS O LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY "Un canard en fuite” © ICI MONTREAL ©ABC NEWS g © LEGENDES DU MONDE © FIRING LINE Uses of the Past" Guests: authors William Spengemann, Francis Russell, Jeffrey Hart (TSN) MOTORCYCLE RACING Spanish Grand Prix, from Jerez.(Taped) 0:30 © LA VIE SECRETE DES ANIMAUX © BENSON © NBC NEWS Q ARNOLD ET WILLIE ©ABC NEWS g © PAUL ET LES JUMEAUX © FT FASHION TELEVISION © WILD KINGDOM © WICKIE "Les trésors de l’Ile au Volcan" Les aventures d’un ieune Viking dont l'imagination réussit a contrer les initiatives de tous ses ennemis.(FC) MOVIE AAA "The Gig" (1985.Drama) Wayne Rogers, Cleavon Little.An amateur Dixieland jazz band's enthusiasm over a two-week engagement at a Catskills resort is tempered by conflicts with their newest member and the hotel’s owner (PC) CINEMA A A "Splash” (1984.Comedie) Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah.Un jeune homme de la ville tombe eperdu-ment amoureux d'une belle sirene qui abandonne l'océan, ses écaillés et sa queue pour le suivre chez lui.7:00 © O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES Juste pour rire" Extraits des meilleurs moments du Festival "Juste pour rire".Invites: Clemence Desrochers.Jean-Jacques Vanier, le Capitaine Bonhomme.Claude Doyon.Daniel Prévost.Yves Rousseau (3e de 6) © 60 MINUTES © A-TEAM Murdock and Santana try to rescue the team from a firing squad.(Part 3 of 3) In stereo (R) g © MAGNUM "Disparu au combat’’ Adventure) Scott Bakula, Herschel Bernard!.Left indestructible by his exposure to a mysterious gas, a cab driver is recruited by a government agency to stop a villain's plans to take over the world.A "Disney Sunday Movie" presentation.(R) g © LA BELLE VIE Un si gentil papa" © WHAT A COUNTRYI Taylor sets out to find out why Ali wasn't allowed to rent a vacant apartment 8 CINE-SOLEIL "Les aventures de Tin-tin: l'etoile mystérieuse’’ Une gigantesque et mystérieuse boule de feu se dirige vers la Terre, menaçant de la détruire.Est-ce la fin du monde?© WONDERWORKS The December Rose" Set in Victorian London, this tale follows chimney sweep Barnacle Brown s adventures after his tumble down a townhouse chimney lands him in the middle of a murderous plot.Stars Cortney Roper-Knight.Ian Hogg.Michael Aldridge.(Part 1 of 2) g (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 © ARNOLD ET WILLIE La lessee ©BIZARRE (TSN) CSL SOCCER Edmonton Brick-men at Calgary Kickers (Live) 7:46 © LE PAQUET OUI PARLE Un paquet chantant échoué sur les bords d’une plage.Un perroquet est a l’interieur.8:00 © Q LE TELEJOURNAL g © MURDER.SHE WROTE Jessica visits her cousin and winds up investigating a murder in which a dog is the prime suspect.(R) g © OUR HOUSE In stereo, g © LAURIER During his campaign, Laurier promises to fight the Conservatives in favour of the "remedial" bill, which guarantees rights for the French; Laurier rs later elected as the first French-Canadian prime minister of Canada.Stars Albert Miliaire and Jean-Rene Ouellet (Part 2 of 4) g © © GALA ARTIS 67 "Remise des prix Artis" En direct du theatre St-Denis; invites: Nancy Martinez.Michel Louvain.8 W6 Beijing correspondent Roger Smith reports on the political turmoil in China, with the aid of author-publisher Liang Heng; a look at the crisis in the nursing profession; a behind-the-scenes report on Canadian stuntmen.(R) © NATURE Midway Island viewed from a historical and ecological perspective, including a look at the thousands of gooney birds that breed there.In stereo.(R)g (FC) MOVIE AAA "Desert Bloom" (1986, Drama) Jon Voight, JoBeth Williams.With the atomic testing of the early 1950s looming in the background, a 13-year-old Nevada girl comes to terms with the tensions developing within her family.’PG' (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 8:26 8 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES Paps est en voyage d'affaires" Au lendemain de la guerre, un petit garçon raconte les faits qui ont marque son enfance a l'ep-oque de l’affrontement entre la Yougoslavie et l’URSS.8:30© LE PRISONNIER Le carillon de Big Ben ’ La captivité d'un agent secret britannique kidnappe apres avoir démissionné.et retenu dans un univers mystérieux (2e de 13) (PC) CLUB PREMIERE 9:00© MOVIE AA "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.(R) MOVIE AA1* "A Masterpiece Of Murder" (1986, Drama) Bob Hope, Don Ameche An aging private eye and a retired well-heeled thief reluctantly team up to solve a series of art thefts and homicides In stereo.(R)g © © MOVIE AAA "Brubaker" (1980.Drama) Robert Redford, Yaphet Kotto.A reform-minded warden uncovers widespread corruption in his new prison when he poses as an inmate.(R) g © MOVIE AA% "A Masterpiece Of Murder” (1986, Drama) Bob Hope, Don Ameche An aging private eye and a retired well-heeled thief reluctantly team up to solve a series of art thefts and homicides.(R) © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Jewel in the Crown" After Daphne dies giving birth to a half-caste daughter, her aunt, Lady Manners, decides to raise the child.Neighbor Mildred Layton prepares for her daughter’s marriage to army officer Teddie Bingham.(Part 3 of 14) (R)g (PC) CINEMA A AH "Rose bonbon” (1986, Comedie) Molly Ringwald.Andrew McCarthy Dans un college chic de Sunday Chicago, une jeune fille pauvre reçoit l'attention d'un garçon riche 9:20® AU BOUT DU CHEMIN L'histoire d'une rencontre entre deux etres meurtris et desenchantes une vieille femme solitaire et un jeune comédien.9:30 (TSN) FISHING THE WEST Pyramid Lake Cutthroat’’ Fly-fishmg expert Ber me Crooks demonstrates wet-fly techniques on Nevada's giant lahontan cut throat trout 10:00 O CBC NEWS g © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Jewel in the Crown" Teddie is injured in a stone-throwing incident on his wedding day.leading to a confrontation between Merrick and the Nawab's chief minister (Part 4 of 14) (R) g (FC) MOVIE "Desert Hearts" (1986.Drama) Helen Shaver, Patricia Charbonneau.During her stay at a Reno ranch in 1959 while awaiting a divorce, a straight laced English professor drifts into a lesbian relationship.'R' (MM) CULTURE CLUB SPOTLIGHT (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL 10:25 O VENTURE 10:30 O CHACUN CHEZ-SCH Œ) ACTUALITE PLUS 10:45 Q Q LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:50 © ON N EST PAS SORTI DU BOIS Phi lippe est un de ces écologistes qui pense regler le sort du monde 11:00 O O LA POLITIQUE PROVINCIALE Weekdays TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1987-15 o CBS NEWS Q LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS The Beverly Hills Hotel (Part 3 of 4); a fur auction in the Soviet Union; profiles of Art Lmkletter, Cions Leachman and magician Doug Henning.(R) O NEWS O CD LES NOUVELLES TVA g CD CTV NEWS © MASTERPIECE THEATRE The Jewel in the Crown” After Daphne dies giving birth to a half-caste daughter, her aunt, Lady Manners, decides to raise the child Neighbor Mildred Layton prepares for her daughter's marriage to army officer Teddie Bingham (Part 3 of 14) (R)g (PC) CINEMA A A "Finnegan remet ca" (1985.Drame) Mary Tyler Moore, Rob ert Preston.Une jolie veuve rencontre un journaliste specialise dans le courier du coeur et croit trouver en lui la solution a son problème.(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) SPORTSWEEK 11:100 Q CINEMA *** "La Comtesse aux pieds nus" 19549(, Drame) Ava Gardner.Humphrey Bogart.Une danseuse est hissee au rang de star de Hollywood par un réalisateur américain.11:15 0 HONEYMOONERS 11:20 O Œ) NOUVELLES DU SPORT IB NEWS 11 25 O PROFESSIONALS MORNING 4:55 IB ROUTE 66 (THU) 5:00 0 ROUTE 66 (WED) (PC) CINEMA (MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN (TUE-FRI) 6:26 0 TWILIGHT ZONE (FRI) 5:30 Q AGRICULTURE U S A.(MON) O OUR CHANGING WORLD (TUE-FRI) 0 TWILIGHT ZONE (MON) 0 PTL CLUB (TSN) JIMY WILLIAMS AND THE BLUE JAYS (TUE) (TSN) BUCK RODGERS AND THE EXPOS (WED) (TSN) ROLLERMANIA (THU) (TSN) NBA TODAY (FRI) 5:45 O MORNING STRETCH 5:50 0 PK'S VIDEO GOLD (TUE) 6:00 Q CBS MORNING NEWS Q ABC NEWS g 0 ROMPER ROOM (FC) MOVIE (MON-THU) (FC) JOHN THE FEARLESS (FRI) (MM) CULTURE CLUB SPOTLIGHT (MON) (MM) KANSAS SPOTLIGHT (TUE) (MM) BOOMTOWN RATS SPOTLIGHT (WED) (MM) RITA MITSOUKO SPOTLIGHT (THU) (MM) PAUL MCCARTNEY SPOTLIGHT (FRI) (TSN) SPORTS PAGE (TUE) (TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT (WED) (TSN) WRESTLING (FRI) 6:16 0 BEFORE HOURS 6:30 O NBC NEWS 0 CANADA A.M.0 JIMMY SWAGGART (TSN) FISHING THE WEST (MON) (TSN) RUNNING AND RACING (TUE) (TSN) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR (THU) 7:00 Q TODAY Q 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (PC) LES MAITRES DE L'UNIVERS (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (MON) (MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN (TUE-FRI) (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:15 0 A.M.WEATHER 7:30 O MORNING PROGRAM 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (R) (FC) BIG WHEELS AND SAILOR (MON) (FC) BUNGALA BOYS (WED) (FC) THE CAMERONS (THU) (FC) COUNTDOWN TO DANGER (FRI) (PC) SHE-RA, PRINCESSE DE LA PUISSANCE (TSN) AEROBICS 8:00 0 SESAME STREET (R) g (FC) THE BOY WHO NEVER WAS (TUE) (PC) COSMOCATS (MM) CITYLMITS (MON) (MM) VJ: CHRISTOPHER WARD (TUE.WED) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (THU) (MM) POWER HOUR (FRI) (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (R) (MON) (TSN) WORLD CUP RUGBY (TUE.WED) (TSN) PISMNG THE WEST (THU) (TSN) HOCKEY NEWS AWARDS (FRI) 8:30 (FC) MR ROSSI (MON, WED-FRI) (PC) CINEMA (TSN) CFL REPORT (THU) 9:00 Q Q HOUR MAGAZINE QDONAHUE OLE REVEIL 0 GOOD MORNING WORKOUT 0 100 HUNTLEY STREET 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) (FC) MOVIE (MM) U.K.DISPATCH (MON) (MM) VJ: MIKE WILLIAMS (FRI) (TSN) SENIOR PGA GOLF (MON) (TSN) WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL (THU) (TSN) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR (FRI) 9:15 QLA CITE DU PERE 9:26 O GOOD MORNING (TUE-FRI) 9:30 0 CHAIN REACTION 0 READING RAINBOW (TSN) AUTO RACING (TUE) (TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT (WED) (TSN) DARTS (FRI) 9:40 O GOOD MORNING (MON) 9:45 O AEROFORME 10:00 O $25.000 PYRAMID Q SALE OF THE CENTURY O FRED PENNER'S PLACE O SKIPPY LE KANGOUROU (MON) O LA BATAILLE DES PLANETES (TUE) O AU CHATEAU DES ENFANTS (WED-FRI) O SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL 0 CINEMA 0 BRIAN GAZZARD 0 BEWITCHED 0 SECRET CITY 10:15 Q FRIENDLY GIANT (MON, WED, FRI) O CURIOUS GEORGE (TUE.THU) (PC) CINEMA (TUE, WED) 10:30 O CARD SHARKS 0 CLASSIC CONCENTRATION O MR.DRESSUP O LES SATELLIPOPETTES Q ONE DAY AT A TIME Q MIRE ET MUSIQUE 0 DEFINITION 0 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 0 3-2-1 CONTACT g (FC) FRONDER (MON) (FC) STEVE DIMARCO TRILOGY (WED) (FC) MOVIE (THU) (PC) CLUB PREMIERE (MON) (PC) CINEMA (THU, FRI) (TSN) 1964 WIMBLEDON TENNIS HIGHLIGHTS (WED) (TSN) RUNNING AND RACING (THU) 10:46 O CALIMERO (MON.THU) Q LES AVENTURES DE L'OURS CO-LARGOL (TUE) Q GRISU.LE PETIT DRAGON (WED) O MON AMI GUIGNOL (FRI) 11:00 0 PRICE IS RIGHT O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O SESAME STREET Q LES TRANSFORMABLES O 0 WHO'S THE BOSS?(R) Q AU ROYAUME DES AMMAUX (MON) O LES GAMINS DE BULGARIE (TUE) O PIERRE FABIEN ET CIE (WED) O PACHA (THU) O ORZOWEI OU L'ENFANT DE LA FORET (FRI) 0 NEW YOU 0 HOMESTRETCH (FC) MOVIE (FRI) (PC) CINEMA (MON) (TSN) ROAD RACING (MON) (TSN) MARATHON (THU) 11:06 O FARIBOLES 11:15 0 CALIMERO (MON, THU) O LES AVENTURES DE L'OURS CO-LARGOL (TUE) 0 GRISU.LE PETIT DRAGON (WED) 0 MON AMI GUIGNOL (FRI) (FC) MOVE (TUE) 11:30 0 BON DIMANCHE O NEWS Œ) EN TOUTE AMITIE Andree Lacha pelile se confie "en toute amitié a l’abbe Roland Leclerc" 0 ABC NEWS g (FC) MOVIE ** "Jo Jo Dancer.Your Lite Is Calling" (1986, Drama) Richard Pryor, Debbie Allen.As doctors attempt to save his life after a drug-related accident, a nightclub comedian's alter ego travels back through the years to discover what led him to this point.'R' 11:45 0 ABC NEWS g 0 NEWS 12:00 0 SOLID GOLD Scheduled Chicago.El DeBarge, Eddie Rabbitt, Cameo, Robert Palmer (interview), the Crazy World ol Arthur Brown ("Fire").In ster eo (R) O DEMPSEY 6 MAKEPEACE 0 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK A TV movie reunion of the "Eight Is Enough" cast.In stereo 0 PTL CLUB 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Jewel in the Crown" Teddie is injured in a stone-throwing incident on his wedding day, leading to a confrontation between Merrick and the Nawab's chief minister (Part 4 of 14) g Q ALF ALF plays matchmaker for Kate's mother.In stereo.(R) O VIA QUEBEC o © BASEBALL At press time, scheduled games were New York Mets at Montreal Expos or Cincinnati Reds at Houston Astros.(Live) (D SYMPHORIEN "En route vers Miami” La suite d'une amusante aventure de Symphorien qui se rend a Miami en roulotte.(D MACGYVER MacGyver and his grandfather match wits with a coldblooded terrorist.(R) g © STATION SOLEIL Un rendez vous quotidien avec la culture, les variétés et les affaires publiques de l'ete © MOYERS: IN SEARCH OF THE CONSTITUTION Taped at Oxford University An interview with Ronald Dworkin, a law professor at New York University and Oxford University, g 8:30 O MY SISTER SAM Jack's arrested during a protest and asks Sam to help him out of a jam.(R) g © VALERIE Valerie and the kids try to deal with the death of a relative.In stereo.