The record, 21 août 1987, Supplément 1

Trudeau tff become ‘Best on the Box?’ Page H>Jf 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1987 Senate comes to over drug bill Who’s I was interested to see this week that The Canadian Rock Mechanics Association will be holding its 6th annual congress in Montreal August 30 to September 3.Which brings me to the question, what exactly does a rock mechanic do?“Could you check the quartz content, rotate the shale and tighten the steering please.” Record staffer Laurel Sheerer suggests it might have something to do with rock music in which case no amount of tinkering by mechanics is going to fix it.Well members of the Senate are really digging in their feet over this new drug bill.It stands to reason.If the price of drugs go up the Senate will be the first group to really suffer.With an average age of 114, senators probably use more prescription drugs than any other segment of society.Can you imagine the uproar if the new bill inclu- ded sleeping pills?Seriously though, the Senate is only exercising its role as a house of “sober, second thought” in an effort to improve Tory legislation.Besides, it’s the first time they’ve earned their keep since Moses lived in Cairo.Well it’s back to squeezing the color button in margarine.For those of you too young to remember, the color button was a little container of dye in every package of white margarine that was mandatory in the dark ages.The margarine was white so unscrupulous stores couldn’t pass it off as butter and the button was sort of orange so customers could mix it with the margarine and pretend they were eating butter.Got that?Anyway, the provincial government has decided consumers aren't smart enough to distinguish between butter and margarine anymore so AUGUST 13 — AUGUST 29 SALT-WATER MOON Written by David French Directed by Gregory Tuck Designed by Don McEwen Tues.-Fri.8:30 p.m.Wed.Matinée 2:00 p.m.Sat.6:00 & 9:30 p.m.Country Suppers (Reservations only) Or Write Box 390, North Hatley, Quebec, JOB 2C0 819-842-2191 4th ANNUAL COUNTRY CRAFT Show ./;r/-r I AUGUST 29 & 30 llffj 9:30 a.m.5:00 p.m.' MOHTM MATltr ounce who THEATRE North Halley — Katevale By TADEUSZ LETARTE margarine henceforth will revert to its original color—white.Thank god our government takes its task as guardian of the consumer seriously.Now if they would only get the mercury out of the rivers, the sulphur dioxide out of our air and the sewage out of Lake Memphre-magogwe could all eat our sandwiches in peace.Get your pens and pencils out, I’ve found a worthy cause.The proposed Evel Knievel and Friends Museum is in trouble.The Butte Montana District School Board is about to turn down Evel’s offer to lease a local school for his museum on the flimsy grounds it might be used by students.Knievel, you will remember, came to fame for a variety of fascinating stunts on a motorcycle including an attempt to jump the Snake River.Don’t these idiots see what they’re doing?This is a slice of Americana?Would they tear down the Smithstonian to widen a highway?Would they dig up Arlington Cemetary for a housing project?No sooner does Michael Jackson announce his return to the touring business than fate deals him another crushing blow.The man Jthat did more for make-up than Mabeline, is being sued for $150 million by “Billy Jean Jackson” who claims the singer is the father of her three children.Jackson of course denies the whole thing — wouldn’t you — and his press agent says the charge is ridiculous.Looking at Michael Jackson.I tend to believe the press secretary.Here are six wines to stay way clear of Generally speaking I try to be as positive as possible in this column.Admittedly, the Société des Alcools occasionally comes under fire but considering some of the decisions made by the government liquor monopoly this is entirely understandable.Today is going to be different, ______________ however.Put it down to the weather or call it end of summer blues.Personally, I’m going to call it Six Wines I Wouldn't Buy.Top of the list is Beaujolais Nouveau.Although, I am always happy to drink it for free at the SAQ’s annual tasting, I wouldn’t spend a penny of my own.Young and fruity it is but there are dozens of wines with the same happy characteristics that cost less and last longer.Baby Duck belongs with all the rest of the children’s wines that were so popular a few years back.Artificially sweetened, over carbonated, alcoholic soda pop.You’ll also excuse me if I ‘pass’ on any of the new wine coolers.This is a personal prejudice concerning the mixing of wine with anything else.I can’t rid myself of the feeling that any wine that has to be mixed with fruit juice, soda water or some other liquid is trying to hide something.In the case of many of the coolers, I rather think it might be the fact that the wine isn't very good.As a rule, I don’t drink, and wouldn’t buy, Australian, Canadian, South African or American ‘Sherry’.This is not so much that the above-mentioned are not perfectly acceptable drinks — in many cases they are excellent — but when real Sherry is available at prices that even I can afford, why settle for an imitation.The same goes for ‘Port’ from any country other than Portugal.Although I have had samples that were quite tasty, none has ever measured up to the quality of the original and — since all wine is dependent upon the climate, grapes, soil and techniques found at the place of origin — it is likely none ever will.Finally I am not about to buy a bottle of Chateau Mouton Rothschild; first because I can’t afford it and second because no wine is worth the enormous price now paid by collectors, connossieur and show-offs.There are numerous others I could probably list but I imagine I have insulted enough people for one week.I suppose this all goes back to the one rule I have concerning wine: Drink what you enjoy and don’t listen to the critics.Cheers! — futon — futon — futon — futon - futon — Entertainment I H __ •!#_ __ jtl l Short Au Soleil Levant Special until August 31, 1987 Student Special Futon 39” Reg.$129 Special *119 Base 39” Reg.$89 Special *79 Base and Futon both for *198 Futon 7" Double reg.$169 Sale *159 Queen reg.$189 Sale *169 Single reg.$139 Sale *129 840 King St.West — Sherbrooke — 569-0873 FUTON — FUTON — FUTON — FUTON — FUTON — MOSCOW (AP) — Actor Tom Cruise, flashing his trademark crafty smile and signing autographs for American children, led film industry workers through the U.S.Embassy to talk with diplomats about the prospects for a new movie.The star of Top Gun and The Color of Money is on a private visit to the Soviet Union this week to research the possibility of a joint U.S.-Soviet film project, embassy spokesman Marguerite Squire said Wednesday.“It would be a film about a romance, but the script is not written yet,” Squire said.Cruise and the production team accompanying him have been meeting with members of the Union of Soviet Cinematographers, she said. 'It was a very tough decision for me to make.’ TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1987—3 Dennis Trudeau takes over as Newswatch anchor By Laurel Sherrer SHERBROOKE — Dennis Trudeau has been shopping forties and sports jackets lately.No pants; just ties and sports jackets.You’ll have a chance to check out his new wardrobe, not to mention his on-camera news reading style, starting Sept.14 when he takes over from Kathy Keefler as anchor on CBC Montreal’s Newswatch program.Trudeau, the former co-host of CBC Radio's As It Happens p-gram was in the Townships ast week on a promotional tour beiore he starts his new job.Giving up a job that gives him a continent-wide audience and even allows him to be heard on shortwave around the world, was not easy to do, says Trudeau.“It was a very tough decision for me to make,” he says, “but I think it’s the right move.” Although he’ll now be seen and heard only in Eastern Canada and maybe the northern New England states, Trudeau feels moving to Newswatch has given him a “wonderful opportunity" to break into television, a medium he’s had little experience with.GOING TO SCHOOL Right about now Trudeau is attending a week-long “anchor school” offered by the CBC in To- ronto to iearn all about acting naturally in front of the camera.As for journalistic skills, enunciation.voice projection and all that stuff, Trudeau already has about all the training he needs.His first job after university was at the Chronicle-Telegraph in Quebec City, when the newspaper was still a daily.There he learned the basics of general reporting as well as getting a handle on the French language.This was follow'ed by three years as a reporter and editor for Canadian Press, two years at the Gazette, a period of law' studies at Laval University, and a year on the Quebec City bureau of the Montreal Star.His broadcast career began in 1979 at Quebec AM and was followed by two years with Cross-Country Checkup.Four years on Daybreak preceded the two-year stint just finished on As It Happens.All this experience means that there’ll be much more to appreciate about Trudeau’s work with Newswatch than his ties and his announcing style.NOT JUST A PRETTY FACE According to Newswatch producer Karl Nerenberg, CBC was looking for more than just a pretty face and nice voice to read the news.“It’s felt that an anchor person should be a journalist,” he said.“You want to have a feeling that the people you’re listening to have a little bit of thought behind what they’re saying.” Trudeau’s experience talking with people all over the wmrld about events on the international scene not only gives him an edge when it comes to pronouncing foreign names, says Nerenberg, but it will also be helpful to the show’s producers in selecting and editing the international new s.With Trudeau's help, the Newswatch team also hopes to do more of the current affairs reporting they’ve been doing lately, and reach out more into the rural areas of Quebec, said Nerenberg.While he’s going to miss talking to people all over the world, Trudeau is looking forward to certain aspects of his new job.One of these is the fact that he won’t be commuting to Toronto from his Montreal home anymore.“That’s a pretty big lifestyle change,” he said.He’ll be working on a more-or-less normal schedule now, for about the first time in his career.“I’ve never really had a normal get-up-in-the-morning-have-breakfast-with-your-family lifestyle.” Trudeau encourages Township-pers to contact Newswatch with local news items or issues they ’d like to see covered.um i 14 ’ S Dennis Trudeau, former As It Happens co-host, is looking forward to learning all about television news as he embarks on his new career as television anchorman at CBC Montreal.On the cover: Dennis Trudeau stopped by the Record office on a promotional tour last week to talk about his new job.Dancer wins recognition and hits Big Apple MONTREAL (CP) — It could be the storyline from Flashdance or Fame: Ambitious dancer enters talent competition, and after three gruelling days wins over scores of contestants.She then moves to Manhattan and goes to work on Broadway.Kathleen Beauge hasn’t gone that far, but she did take the first prize at the 13th annual Talent America contest, bringing her to the attention of several New York show-business agents.“They said I could dance on Broadway, but not long-distance,’’ said Beauge, an aerobics instructor at a downtown YMCA.“They told me I could get a scholarship at Alvin Ailey (the renowned black dance school) so I wouldn't have to pay for classes.“They said I can’t let time pass by.I can’t let the heat pass.” Earlier this month, Beauge’s heat filled the ballroom of New York’s Roosevelt Hotel as she performed an intense three-minute jazz dance to the Eurythmies’ song The City Never Sleeps.“She was breathtaking,” said competition organizer Jayne Eastwood.“She won out over 350 contestants.She got a standing ovation.It was something I’ve never seen in 13 years.” Beauge went through three days of eliminations before the 15- member jury, made up of agents and casting directors, judged her to be the best adult soloist and overall top performer.GAINS EXPOSURE But the real prize was the exposure.Recent winners of the competition have gone on to act in TV soaps (Christiane Joy Alfonso) and movies (Patrick Dempsey in Meat-balls III).“It’s a big move (to New York),” says Beauge.“I don’t know anybody there.But I want to dance for sure.This is a great opportunity, but it has to he well-planned.And it means leaving everything here.” The urge is definitely there.“I’m 25 now.There’s no way I can wake up at 30 without having danced.I’m working here, it’s nice, it’s comfortable, but on the other hand I know I’ll regret it all my life if I don’t go.” Like many dancers, Beauge is small in stature but she packs a lot of power in her muscled body, displaying control, flexibility and style in the dance routines she has choreographed herself.LA MAISON OU CINÉMA "HILARIOUS AND 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DAYLIGHTS NO PASSES Weekdays: 6:40 • 9:15 p.m.Sal.h Sun.: 2.00 4:30 v 6:40 - 9:15 p.m.MAC ORD Artistic director Pierre Rolland July 4 lo August 23 RECITAL Salle Gilles-Lefebvre - 8 P.M.-Adm $12.00 Friday, August 21 VLADIMIR LANDSMAN, violin FRANCE DE GUISE, piano Beethoven, Schubert, Prokofiev FESTIVAL 0RF0R0 ’87 CLOSING CONCERT Salle Gilles-Lefebvre - 8 P M.-Adm : $12.00 IFOR JAMES, cor LE QUINTETTE DE CUIVRE CAMBRIAN Vivaldi, Bizet, Bach, Wallers ARTS VISUELS From Tuesday to Sunday - 1 P.M.to 8 PM until September 7 EXHIBITIONS LISETTE SAVARIA, porcelain FRANCOIS POTVIN, co-productor porcelain bronze ARLETTE VITTEC0Q photography FRANÇOISE HAMEL, painting URIEL, sculpture MAIRA REINBERGS, painting LUDVIGS ALBERTS KALNINS, sculpture ALAIN BOIRE sculpture NATURE PATH EXHIBIT 32 sculptures exhibited in Centre d'Arls Orford gardens In collaboration with le Conseil de la Sculpture du Québec and the young sculptors finishing from Quebec universities jl.Reservations: 819-843-3981 JgX 800-567-6155 Mont-Orford Provincial Park L,.™3a,u Eastern Township Autoroute Orford Exit 118 Route 141 North 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.AUGUST 21, 1987 Thumbs up for Stratford despite little Shakespeare This is the second and final part of a review of the plays appearing at the Stratford Festival this summer and Fall.This article features reviews on Scandal Tells All, Nora, and Not About Drama.By Donnelly Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s piece of social criticism.School For Scandal, is populated by cari catures with names like Surface, Teazle, Sneerwell, Snake, Candour, Backbite, etc.This is England in the 1770s, when fortunes were being made in commerce and reputations were directly related to credit ratings.(Sound familiar?) At a time of competitiveness, when one’s honor, trustworthiness and marriage prospects could be transformed into hard currency, scandal could make or break fortunes and, consequently, became a weapon used by the unscrupulous.The first act of the Stratford production sets up the situation of two brothers competing for the hand of an heiress.On the surface, Charles Surface is an irresponsible spendthrift and Joseph a model citizen.But the second Surface is, in fact, a fraud scheming with a circle of scandal mongers to besmirch the reputation of his brother The characters are delightful, two-dimensional figures who chatter away in clever 17th century prose which may challenge some festival goers at the start.But Robin Phillips’ comedic orchestration is so vibrant, it can’t fail to entertain.And Douglas Campbell’s entry in the second act, as the brother’s uncle and benefactor Sir Charles, brings the play to life.A frequent visitor to North Hatley, where his in-laws live, Campbell is the well-known Canadian actor who created “The Great Detective” role on CBC.His thespian powers, too big for the tube, are given full scope on stage.Sir Charles' return from India triggers the plot which eventually uncovers the rascal Joseph and redeems his ill-treated brother Charles.Stratford veteran Colm Feore, who plays Joseph, is cur rently specializing in despicable characters.His lago, which we look forward to seeing later in the D’ARTISANAT ET DE VENTE CRAFT SHOW & SALE 4 ième EXPOSITION 9:30 A.M.- 5:00 P.M.SAMEDI/ SATURDAY DIMANCHE/8UNDAY AOUT/ AUGUST 29 & 30 * * * ADMISSION $1.00 US ENFANTS: GRATUIT ** CHILDREN: FREE * PIGGERY THEATRE FUNDRAISER * * * COUNTRY-STYLE LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE CATERED BY - X Former Bishop’s theatre student Lucy Peacock plays Nora with enthusiasm , intensity and strenght.Only two years ago she was a member of the Festival’s Young Company, now she has become a deserving star.season, is said to be spectacular.Here he plays the part very realistically, one might even say sympathetically, but not memorably.However, Scott Wentworth's romantic Charles does stick in the mind—quite a switch from his role in Carbaret.The boisterous scenes with his cronies are a delight.Stratford’s old man, William Hutt — master of the dramatic pause — is a stand out as the newly-wedded, nearly-cuckolded Sir Peter Teazle and Sheila McCarthy as his pretty young wife is far more acceptable here, if still on the mousy side.Susan Wright, who has gained much weight and breadth since her Festival Lennoxville days, has also grown in comic stature.Her Mrs.Candour is full blown and she elli-cits unrestrained laughter whenever she opens her mouth.NORA THE NEW NORA is Ingmar Bergman’s adaptation of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House.By taking great liberties, Bergman draws out the essence of Nora’s struggle in late 19th century Denmark and, modernizing it, makes it palatable in the 1980s.Up to the final, cathartic scene, what iwe have is a totally believable exploration of fin-de-siècle mores and attitudes towards women — an eye-opener for those who think we have not come a long way, baby.In the final scene, which takes place in the bedroom, the period sets and costumes remain consistent but the characters have undergone a miraculous transformation.Self-conscious at last, Nora sees her life first as her father’s daughter, then as wife and mother, in a clear light and acts to free herself.Her patronizing husband becomes a Bergmanesque wimp.Ibsen’s story was ‘a modern tragedy’.Without destroying the integrity of the original drama, Bergman has created an heroic saga.Nora is played with enthusiasm, intensity and strength by Lucy Peacock — a former Bishop’s University theatre student and only two years ago a member of the Festival's Young Company and now deservedly a star.Her wonderful innocence as Nora makes her awakening all the more provocative.Joe Ziegler, whose first professional experience after graduating from the National Theatre School was at The Piggery in North Hatley, portrays her husband.Recognizing his talent back then in Wait Until Dark, we predicted Ziegler would go places and so he has.But, like so many others, having become a fixture at Stratford, he seems to have settled into the comfortable regularity of rep.In craftsmanlike fashion, he fills the roles assigned but does not make them his own.NOT ABOUT DRAMA Perhaps the only play, thus far, we would not recommend for the majority — from a theatrical standpoint — is Not About Heroes.This intimate meeting of the minds tracks the friendship of the World War I poets Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Own (/n Flanders fields.).Very well acted by the ever-charming Nicholas Pennell and Henry Czerny, it is nonetheless very static as a play.There are a few touching exchanges, punctuated by readings of WWI poems which capture the horrors of the trenches.A great way to brush up on war poetry one is unlikely to read but, other than noting the attraction and repulsion of war, Heroes has little relevance unless you’re a vet or a student of the period.Othello and Much Ado About Nothing, the two big Shakespeare works just unveiled, add another tragedy and comedy to the season.The former, starring Howard Rollins, who received an Academy Award nomination as best acto/ for Ragtime, should be worth seeing, despite a middle-aged Des-demona.But we’d put our money on Much Ado with old man Hutt and Richard Monette.The Festival may be short on Shakespeare but has much to say about where we are headed.Whether you are heading out for a good time or on a voyage of discovery, Stratford will make the trip to Upper Canada worthwhile.SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT UNITARIAN CHURCH, NORTH HATLEY August 23, 7:30 p.m.Andrew McDonald, guitar 1 Eleanor Gang, soprano •f Tickets $4 at the door FESTIVAL LAKE MASSAWIPPI 842-4380 I i i i i i \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ boutique ! 1 \ » 2000 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ LUNCHBOX Make it fun and nutritious! 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"Eyes Of A Stranger " and many more 10:35 0 A PREMIERE VUE Festival des films du monde Montreal 1987 (H) O MEDITATION TRANSCENDENTALE 10:55 Cl CINEMA A * 'Aver les compliments dr* Charlie (1979 Drame) Charles Bronson.Jill Ireland Dans un procès contre la mafia, un policier protege une femme marier 11:00 0 0 NEWS O NATIONAL g O © LES NOUVELLES TVA © CTV NEWS © ABC NEWS g (PC) MOVIE ** The rtridi (I9H5.Ornma) Stini], Jonnilor BimIs Enron PlnnKi-nsli’in s tomolo creation is spirit ed with ,i fiery independence ot mind and body PG 13 (MM) VJ: STEVE ANTHONY (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:06 Q A PREMIERE VUE Fnshvnl des Mms du monde Montreal I9B7 11 ISO ©NEWS O ABC NEWS g 11:20 O © NOUVELLES DU SPORT ©NEWS 11:30 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Rock p.o neer Roy Orbison ( Oh.Pretty Woman In Dreams' ) joins 1986 Academy Award nominee Dennis Hopper ("Hoo srers") In stereo (R) Q CINEMA "Nostradamus 1999" (198 t.Documentaire) Présentateur Or son Welles A travers la vie de Nostra darnus.medeem.astrologue et "proph 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Stop The Music.( 1980.Musical) Valerie Périmé.The Vil laqe People An «imbitious young songwriter involves his platonic fashion model housemate and her friends in an all out effort to get his tunes recorded PG (PC) CINEMA 4* Ali et le vaisseau du desert" (1985 Animation) Avec six chameaux Ah et son grand pere s'em barquenl pour uni* expedition a travers le grand desert de Victoria, en Austral te.el serviront dr* guides (TSN) AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL West Coast Eagles vs Hawthorn Hawks, from Perth (R) 8:40 O GOOD MORNING 6:45 O MIRE ET MUSIQUE B OO O REMI O SUNDAY MORNING G ROBERT SCHULLER g O THS IS THE LIFE 11 45 Q THE SANDBAGGERS 12:00 O MOVIE 4 4 P«gs Vs Freaks (1980 Comedy) Tony Randall.Eugene Roche Tensions between police offi cers and counter culture hippies lead the two groups to the lootball field, where they hope to settle their differ ences O SOLID GOLD Luther Vandross.Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers Wang Chung.Glass Tiger.Robbie Nevil Man lyn McCoo.Ben E King ("Spanish Har lom ) Bob Geldof (interview) (From March) In stereo (R) © MOVIE 4 4 4 "An Officer And A Gentleman" (198?.Drama) Richard Gere.Debra Winger An undisciplined Naval aviation officer candidate meets his match in a tough drill instructor while, oft base hr* romances one of the local town girls (MM) SOUL IN THE CITY (TSN) HYDROPLANE RACING Indiana Governor's Cup from Madison Ind (R) 12:10© EVEBLY BROTHERS ROCK N' ROLL REUNION CONCERT Phil and Don Evnily reunite lot the lirsl lime in 10 years, performing such hits as "Bye Bye Love.Wake Up Little Susie and All I Have to Do Is Dream from the Royal Albert Hall in London (R) 12 30 © COSSMAN'S SECRETS 1:00 Q AMERICA S TOP TEN (FC) MOVIE 4 Wild And Beautiful On Ibira' 0981.Comedy) Regis Porte Tanja Spiess Rich and poor young trav elers converge on the island resort ol Ibi/a for a holiday of partying (Dubbed) R (MM) VJ ERICA EHM (TSN) AWA CHAMPIONSHIP WRES TLING 1:10© NOVA A look at the Infrared Astro nominal Satellite launched in January 1986.and how its ability to see the infrared spectrum may change man s view ot the universe (R)IJ 1 30 0 NEWS (PC) CINEMA 4 4 "Sa Sainteté prend conge" («984.Comedie) Tom Conti.Giancarlo Gianmni Nouvellement elu Pape, le r.irdmat Bellini se sent un peu trouble par tout ce que l'on attend de lui et il profite d un concours de circon stances pour quitter incognito le Vatican pendant quelques jours 2 00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:30© MOVIE 444 Tunes Ol Glory (1960.Drama) Alec Guinness.John Mills Tragedy results when command mg ofticets ol a Scottish regiment whose methods ot leadership are wide ly divergent, clash (FC) MOVIE 4 4 Knights Of The City" ( 1985.Drama) Leon Isaac Kennedy.Ni cholas Campbell A man tries to motivate members ot a street gang to develop their musical talents but a cor rupt cop and rival gangs thwait his plans R (TSN) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR 3:00 (TSN) POWERBOAT RACING Italian Grand Prix, trom Lignano (R) 3:30 (PC) CINEMA 4 4 le Complexe du kangourou (1985, Comedie) Roland Giraud Clementine Cetane Apres avoir eu tardivement les oreillons un homme apprend qu'il ne peut plus avoir d'en fants (TSN) FISHING THE WEST Merrill Lake Walleye" Go trolling for walleye pike on Nebraska s popular Merritt Reservoir with lodge owner and outdoorsman Jon Davenport (R) 4:00 (FC) MOVIE 4 P O W The Escape (1986.Adventure) David Carradine.Mako Captured by the Vietnamese dui mg a mission, an Army colonel has three days to plot his and his fellow prisoners' escape R (MM) R.S.V.P (TSN) SURFER MAGAZINE 4:30 © ROUTE 66 (TSN) WATERSKIING International Tom.from Augusta Ga (R) O LE MONDE A VENIR O WORLD TOMORROW O JIMMY SWAGGART © ORAL ROBERTS (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 9:30 O GRISU.LE PETIT DRAGON O MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD O AU CENTUPLE O IT IS WRITTEN © WORLD TOMORROW © JIMMY SWAGGART © GENE SCOTT (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING Hosts Henry Was/rzuk and Halo Labiqnan show Ihi'ir lishinq expertise (R) 9:45 0 ROQUET BELLES OREILLES 10:00 0 o LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR Messe eeleblee a I eqtise Sami 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LUTTE © CELEBRATING CHRIST © MOTORWEEK (TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT A weekly roundup of current international sports highlights, including soccer.Formula On** auto racing, horse racing wres fling golf and tennis 11:30© LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDER NESS 0 PINK PANTHER O FINE SCIENCE O THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY & AU CHATEAU DES ENFANTS © COMPUTER CHRONICLES 11:45 (PC) CMEMA *4 "Les Aventures de Jack Burton (1986.Drame) Kurt Rus sell.Kim Cattrall Deux hommes se re trouvent propulses dans les tréfonds de Chinatown pour les yeux verls d une pékinoise prisonnière AFTERNOON 12 00 o 0 LA SEMAINE VERTE O PAN AMERICAN GAMES From Indi anapolis Tentatively scheduled events •m tude the men s gold medal basketball q.inie anti tin.its in boxing and women's individual gymnastics (Live) O FOCUS O MEETING PLACE Rev John Newton officiates at services celebrating the tiflli Sunday in Lent trom Si Paul s An glican Church in Halifax (R) O CINEMA 4 4 4 4 West Side Story ( 196 I.Musicale) Natalie Wood, Richard Reynier La soeur du chef d'une bande d'adolescents et un membre d'une bande rivale s'éprennent l'un de l'autre © BON DIMANCHE Au programme Livres.Cinema.Disques.Polios © THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY S) INNOVATION Stress ifs connec lion to illness and how changing life styles and work patterns can alter it (R) (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 Q MEET THE PRESS g O BUSINESS WORLD © QUESTION PERIOD © MCLAUGHLIN GROUP (FC) MOVIE 4 4 Sylvia" ( 1985.Dra ma) Eleanor David Nigel Terry Fact based story of educator author Sylvia Ashton Warner s unorthodox methods of teaching undisciplined Maori stu dents in New Zealand during the 1940s PG (TSN) AUTO RACING NASCAR Winston Cup Busch 500.from Bristol Tenn (Taped Aug 22) 1:00 Q Q RENCONTRES Invite Amir Taheri.ancien rédacteur en chef d un grand quotidien de Teheran O MOVIE 4 4 4 The Love Boat (1976.Comedy) Karen Valentine.Cions Leachman The passengers and crew aboard a luxury liner have romantic misadventures O CANADIAN REFLECTIONS Season 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Boîte à musique Lévis inc.Eastern Townships Piano and Organ Centre 2305, King St.W.Sherbrooke, Que.569-5357 i l 14—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.AUGUST 21, 1987 Sunday ALIVE — John Travolta returned as disco king Tony Manero in "Staying Alive," the sequel to the 1977 hit "Saturday Night Fever." The 1983 lilm, co-written and directed by Sylvester Stallone, airs Sunday, Aug.23 on NBC.their careers Among those appearing are recording artists Sam Harris and Sawyer Brown, comic actors Rosie O'OonneM ( Gimme a Break»' ) and Sin bad and spokesmodel actress Tracey Ross ( 'Ryan's Hope") In stereo (R) CD CINEMA * * A Blondes, brunes et rousses" (1963, Comedie) Elvis Pres ley Joan O'Brien Deux amis sont ( Marges dr* garder une petite fille chi © WOMEN'S TENNIS Player s Chal leiuje Canadian Championship (mal round, from the National Tennis Centre in Toronto (Live) © NEW GENERATION Œ VERMONT ETV FALL PREVIEW A look is taken at the upcoming fall sea son on Vermont ETV (MM) DURAN DURAN SPOTLIGHT 2 30 0 STAR SEARCH TO STARDOM Host Ed M' Mahon welcomes "Star Search" alumni bar k to perlorm and talk about their careers Among those appearing ire recording artists Sam Harris and •awyei Biown comic actors Rosie O Donnell ("Gimme a Break1 ) and Sin oad and spokesmodel actress Tracey Moss ("Ryan s Hope ) In stereo (R) &) TO BE ANNOUNCED Œ) BENNY GOODMAN; LET'S DANCE -A MUSICAL TRIBUTE Pianist Teddy Wil son and the Med Norvo Quartet Rosemary Clooney and Carrie Smith perform with Benny Goodman .it New Yoik's Marriott Marquis m this tribute to the "King ot Swing" that also includes film dips of his r»arly years (R) (FC) MOVIE * ?"The Secret Diary Ol Sigmund Freud" (I9H4.Comedy) Bud Cod.Carol Kane A tictionali/ed look at Itie childhood and early career of Ihe lamed psychoanalyst PG' 3:00 O PAN AMERICAN GAMES CONTINUE ÉB NFL UPDATE '87 (PC) CINEMA * * ' Le Dernier survi van! (1985.Drame) Bruno Lawrence Alison Routledge Un savant se reveille un bon matin pour constater que les etres humains ont littéralement disparu de la planète (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 3:30 0 LA BELLE VIE (TSN) BUSCH 500 CONTINUES 4:00 O O UNIVERS DES SPORTS I