The record, 22 avril 1988, Supplément 1

I artist paints local scapes Kridav \prii 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1988 LACPEX 88 judging may have The Lakeshore Stamp Club recently held its annual exhibition and bourse, LACPEX 88.It being their twenty-fifth anniversary, the club members naturally went all out to m a ke it a memorable affair.To mark the event, the club brought in ten dealers specializing in different fields of philately.In addition they also had their own bourse and penny tables.A great deal of thought is given to youngsters and beginners, and three penny books and tables are provided for the browsers.The meat of the show, however, was the exhibits.There were 66 frames in open competition and six frames in the court of honour.This represented more than 1,000 pages of stamps.Some of the competitors felt that the judging was strict.However, after listening to the critique given by the very prestigious panel of judges, it was agreed by all that the decisions were well made.The judging panel was made up of James Kraemer, president of the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada, Ralph Mitchener, international judge and philatelic columnist for the Ottawa Citizen, Charles Fitz, international judge and premier exhibitor from the US.It was this gentleman’s exhibit entitled Stamp corner By Peter McCarthy Z' Philately and Murder that occupied the Court of Honour.In addition there were two appretentice judges from the Lakeshore Stamp Club.The Lakeshore Stamp Club deserves the highest of praise for the professional way in which it put together this exhibition.Each and every exhibitor is to be congratulated on the high quality and presentation of the material and for making LACPEX 88 a successful show.*** The United States Postal service has increased its rate to twenty-five cents.The stamp features a picture of the earth as seen from outer space with an “E” in the upper, left-hand corner.The word EARTH is in the lower-left corner under the word DOMESTIC followed by U.S.A.As with the A,B,C and D stamps, the E stamp is meant for domestic use only.Their use is prohibited on international mail.?** There was a time when precancelled stamps were not really recognized in the world of philately.One could buy all they wanted for mere pennies.Not so today.Precancels are a very much sought after item.The first edition of The Standard Canada Precancel Catalogue 1988 was recently released by Unitrade Press.The editor-in-chief is H.G.Walburn, the editors are J.E.Kraemer and Hans Reiche.This catalogue is a very in-depth study, illustrating all known stamps to have been precancelled.This catalogue belongs on all precancel enthusiasts’ shelves.*** There are only about two months of stamp club activity left this season.However, if you have never belonged to a club, now is the time to drop in and see how things work.Call it a preview for next year.Stamp clubs tend to sharpen one’s interest and imagination.There are a few people in the Richmond area that have expressed some interest in starting a club.This of course would be for been strict, but fair Gibraltar 18p ; HMVfrMNÿt >.,rt«altar 22p H.M.S, Sevwt Gtbraltar 32 P H.M.S Rorl'W'y | Gibraltar 44 p W-»-TZSSZ+ft young and old alike.Interested parties can contact me.Maybe something can be worked out.*** The Island of Gibraltar released a beautiful set of stamps depicting British Naval Crests.Crests of British Naval ships that have at one time or another been stationed at the Rock's fortress have been part of Gibralter’s stamp program since 1982.The 1988 issues depict crests of H.M.S.Clyd, H.M.S.Foresight, H.M.S.Severn and H.M.S.Rodney.These stamps are available through your favourite stamp dealer.*** Word has just been received that the 1987 Wildlife Habitat Conservation 16 stamp sheet was made available April 1, 1988.The stamp which features the painting “On the Wing — Canada Geese” by George McLean, will be available in sheet form of 16 stamps or in singular booklet form, and will remain on sale until July 31, 1987.Each 16-stamp sheet will cost $104 Canadian or $80 U.S.Each singular stamp souvenir booklet will cost $6.50 Canadian or $5 U.S.Shipping and handling charges are as follows: From one to 10 sheets, $5.From one to 10 booklets, $1.Cheques and money orders must be made out to Wildlife Habitat Canada, P.O.Box 7133, Station J, Ottawa, Ontario, K2A 4C5.Credit Card and C.O.D orders are not accepted.*** In a philatelic journalism competition held in Kansas City recently, this column won a Vermeil award.I haven’t quite come down to earth yet.Your comments are always appreciated and may be sent to P.O.Box688, Richmond, Que., JOB 2H0.Culture committee deals with artists’ tax problems By Kathryn Young OTTAWA (CP) — The government has taken a couple of good stabs at making the income tax system fairer for artists but major reforms are still needed, the Commons culture committee said in a report Tuesday.“Some progress has been made” since the committee made a series of tax reform recommendations in January 1987, chairman John Gor-mley, a Tory MP, told a news conference after tabling the report in the Commons.For example, the government has allowed all musicians to deduct the cost of instruments from their income tax and has exempted serigraphs and limited edition prints from federal sales tax.“It’s more progress than we had before so I won’t say I’m not satisfied with it,” added Gormley.“I’m just hoping that the rest of the recommendations can be filled in the next year.” Tuesday’s report, supported by the Liberal and New Democrat committee members, is an update 3 WEEKS ONLY 50% Organ sale for Mother's Day keyboard 44 keys 13 pedals Example Regular Special Yamaha Sseecr.oo *2500°° Hammond $8695.00 *14500fl Hammond $4690.00 Electone $4395.00 *69500 Lowery $995.00 *350°,° ond" // ./.PIANOS — ORGUES — INSTRUMENTS 2305 King Quest Sherbrooke Jél.: 569-5357 on the government’s progress in dealing with tax problems of artists.MPs renewed calls for income averaging, allowing donations to arts organizations to be treated as charitable donations and allowing all employed professional artists to deduct costs such as ballet shoes, costumes and acting lessons.“We do not see these recommendations as putting a significant pull on the government’s fiscal resources,” Gormley said.The most important suggestion, he added, is to give artists special legal status under the Income Tax Act.Revenue Canada issued a spe- cial interpretation bulletin two years ago recognizing that people engaged in artistic activities should be treated differently when determining what deductions can be allowed.The problem is that when tax cases end up in court, judges don’t have the legal authority to follow the bulletin because it’s just a guideline.Arts groups want the bulletin written into the Income Tax Act so judges would be forced to follow it but Revenue Canada officials have said it’s too difficult to translate it into legislative wording.The committee recommended a compromise.Publish the bulletin in the Canada Gazette and change Centennial Theatre proudly presents: I Music! de Montréal 14-piece string ensemble ‘.astonishing.brilliant.razor sharp." (The Gazette) i .r •- Yuli Turovsky, director Friday, April 22, 8:30 p.m.Centennial Theatre Bishop's University Lennoxville Reservations: (819) 563-4966 the Income Tax Act to instruct judges to refer to it when they make rulings, MPs said.“It’s a good step forward,” said Michelle d’Auray, national director of the Canadian Conference of the Arts which represents all the major arts groups in the country.“It’s one step closer to getting something in the Income Tax Act.” D’Auray said she’s pleased with the recommendations.But artists are still frustrated with the slow process of tax reform, especially at this time of year when they’re filling out their tax returns.“You get two or three (changes) the first shot, you get two or three more the second shot,” she said.“Eventually, we’U get there.” Finance Minister Michael Wilson’s tax reform proposals have been written into draft legislation which was released earlier this month.Wilson has asked for suggestions for fine-tuning before he brings in final legislation sometime this spring.The committee hopes its recommendations can be included in the final legislation.Save (he Children-Canada Aide à l’enfance-Canada I TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.APRIL 22.1988-3 Teachers?Firemen?Midlife Crisis, what a combo SHERBROOKE (RC) — Three teachers, an architect/fireman and a minister are an unlikely combination for a rock and roll band.Yet those are exactly the people who make up Midlife Crisis, the group playing Saturday night at the North Hatley Elementary sock hop.The story of Midlife crisis is even stranger than its makeup.This time last year, the North Hatley school children’s parents decided to have an adult sock hop, and were looking for a group to play music of the ’50s and ’60s.They asked George Onicz, a teacher at Ayer’s Cliff Elementary if he knew anyone.Onicz managed to come up with a group of people who play different instruments That was Jim Slocombe, a teacher at Bishop’s College School; Nick Brotherwood, a minister at a North Hatley church; Mike Taylor, an architect and fireman in North Hatley and Barry Magwood, head teacher at Princess Elizabeth Elementary in Magog.Together they made up Nick and the Noise-makers, the group that would eventually become Midlife Crisis.“We got together and rehearsed eight songs,” Slocombe said in a telephone interview.“So we played the eight songs, and then they had a DJ that would play the rest of the night.” But when people at the dance found out Midlife Crisis wouldn't play anymore they insisted the group go back on stage and play the eight songs again.Which they did.PLAYED THREE TIMES “And they kept asking to go back and play those same eight songs again, so we did.We played the same songs three times,” Slocombe said with a laugh But this year the group is much more prepared for the show.Slocombe said they have been practising seriously since January and have 30 songs to play at this year’s sock hop.The dance is much better planned than last year’s.School is out two days before the dance so the dance committee will be able to decorate the gym.“This year is larger scale,” he explained.“It’s going to be decked out in ’50s and ’60s style, and the tickets are already sold out.” ’50s AND ’60s This year, the group also managed to acquire more and better equipment.Last year Slocombe had only one guitar he borrowed from a student, so when he broke one of the strings, he had to play the rest of the show with a missing string.The people attending the party will be in costume and even the band will be dressed in typical James Dean attire — blue jeans and white T-shirts.“We play nothing before 1957 or after 1971," he said The group will be playing a lot of Buddy Holly, the Everly Brothers, Elvis Presley And of the later music, they will play The Beatles, Credence Clearwater Revival and some Beach Boys among others."We're more serious about it this year.We plan to keep practising, and we might be more willing to do other gigs," Slocombe said.“But we have to get this one over with before we commit ourselves to anything else." Bishop’s gallery show collection LENNOXVILLE (RC) - Chris Ljungkull is so proud of the Bishop’s University art gallery’s latest exhibition, she can’t stop talking about it.Titled “Bishop’s Collects”, this exhibit is the first to formally present selected works from the gallery’s art collection for public viewing.Ljungkull, the gallery's co-coordinator is beaming.The exhibit is made up of early acquisitions, portraits of chancellors and principals, some of them made famous by the well-known Canadian artist that painted them.But another aspect of the exhibit is the collection of works representing the scenery of the Townships by landscape artists of the 19th century, including some local artists.“Considering the history of Bis- hop’s and the history of the Townships, the exhibit incorporates all original Townships artists and well known Canadian artists,” Ljungkull said.Among the works on display is a sculpture by architect Frank Hall, who is a well-known alumni of Bishop’s and now teaches the history of architecture at Concordia University.There is also a mildly controversial painting by a W.Milroy, called “View of the St.Francis River” painted in 1897.Ljungkull says the controversy surroun ding this piece is that visitors of the gallery often try to figure out exactly the spot the artist had painted, but everyone thinks it is a different place.Also part of the exhibit are 14 original prints by W.F.Hunter, done in 1850.One in particular has a view of Bishop’s, Ljungkull said.The university set up an art collection committee in 1979 to make recommendations on the purchase and maintenance of works of art.The collection’s purchase program concentrates on finding works related to the Townships, contemporary Canadian art.and original prints.“The show is a celebration of the collection and of the generosity of the alumni and friends of the university who helped financially so that the show could be possible,” Ljungkull explained “And we’ve had an excellent response from the university community and the surrounding community," she added.China Beach the Vietnam women LOS ANGELES (CP) — Bloodstained rags dumped in a trash can, corpses shipped through the “checkout counter,” a nurse howling with anguish .For those who say TV is just escapist mush, welcome to China Beach.Set in a medical facility during the Vietnam War, the new ABC series is a hard, dirty, grimly inspired look at the war through the eyes of a nurse, a Red Cross worker and a volunteer entertainer.Around these three women, in the Hill Street Blues style of crisscrossing story lines, swirls a large cast of other characters — some as familiar as a devoted doctor-type but others as strange as a burned-out “doughnut dolly" turned prostitute.The series begins April 26 with a two-hour movie, then appears again the next night with the first of five weekly episodes.It replaces Heartbeat, another test-flight series that began after Dynasty finished for the season.China Beach obviously comes late in the Vietnam drama wave, but there are some new and interesting twists.The setting, for one, is rife with possibilities.Instead of the usual mix of tents, choppers and foxholes, this series takes place at a rest and-evacuation centre, based on one that actually existed near the U.S.military base at Da Nang.Soldiers recently out of combat were brought to such centres to unwind and sleep, but the dead and wounded were also brought in for shipment home.The result — men laughing and playing ping-pong near a row of body bags — is an atmosphere of madness.On top of this, China Beach is a war story seen through the eyes of women, and their prominence is what makes this Vietnam drama different and worth following.WENT TO HELP “This is not about GIs and guys walking around in the jungle,” says series co-creator William Broyles.“The war is on the other side of the hill.“This is about the effects.It’s about the women — women who went there to help, not kill.” Broyles has certainly chosen three appealing women to play the lead roles.The premiere is mainly concerned with McMurphy’s psychological struggle, but it also introduces Nan Woods, who plays Red Cross worker Cherry White, an innocent small-town type who has come to Vietnam in search of her missing brother Woods is suitably doe-eyed and vulnerable, but the real winner in the cast is Chloe Webb.Co-star of the acclaimed punk movie Sid and Nancy, Webb plays Laurette Barber, a resilient barroom singer with a clumsy, innate intelligence and a gift for opening hearts.AT THE CENTRE “It’s a remarkable crucible for characters,” Broyles says of the setting, “especialy women.“To the soldiers who had been in combat — I mean, a woman may have felt she didn’t dress well or something — but to the soldiers they were Miss America.They were everything they had been, they were home, and they could become the centre of these guys’ universe.” ^BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC INTENSIVE VOCAL MASTER CLASS WITH CARMEN MICHAEL MEHTA McMAHON SARAH HOBLYN FRANCE DUPUIS A 3-week concentrated program featuring master classes in the art song.Individual vocal coaching private lessons, movement and gesture training, lectures and student recitals.MAY 23 to JUNE 10, 1988 Participants to be selected by audition.Enrollment is limited to 20 students.For information call Bishop's Uni-versity Office of Continuing Education at (819) 569-7878 [FAMOUS PLAYERS, f#.‘An uproarious ghost comedy.There hasn’t been anything like it since ‘GHOSTBUSTERS: ” -Kcun Tlninuv IDS ANGELES TIMES' Î BEETIEJUICE » «?nNmfco'w’mjAV &C*r','X|’ESTRIE 30SOboul.POBTl.AND ORIGINAL VERSION Friday: 7:15 - 9:15 p.m.Sal., Sun.: 1:15-3:15-5:15 -7:1 9:15 p.m.Centuries ago it was foretold there will be seven signs.The seventh sign will be a woman.Her hope is all we have.DEMI MOORE &cirr',0SeTBTRIE 3050bou) PORTLAND „ THE _ Seventh Sign MIOIAH.BIEHN *«1 JURGEN PROUHNOW IWlMISIOr ORIGINAL VERSION Friday: 7:30 9.30 p m.Sal , Sun 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 • 9:30 p m 4-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1988 Museum presents small sketches by Dutch masters By Richard Abbott MONTREAL (CP) - A small jewel of an exhibition has opened at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts as a prelude to the summer season.It’s small because it takes up only one hall, but it's large in scope because it features more than 100 17th-century landscape drawings by Rembrandt and his Dutch contemporaries.The drawings — many of them quick sketches, a few as elaborate as a finished painting — are of the countryside or village, real or mythological, mainly Dutch but some European.Many are no lar- ger than a greeting card and most require the viewer to stand up close to see the details.Frederik Duparc, the museum’s chief curator who is Dutch himself, amassed the collection, which was on view earlier this year at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass.Although most artists of the time drew their sketches as aids to memory for eventual paintings, Duparc says most of the drawings in this exhibition were intended to be sold as independent works.To explain what inspired the artists, Duparc quotes a poem published in 1604 called Song of the Land- scape Painter by P.C.Ketel, one of the founders of the Haarlem Academy.GIVES ADVICE The poem gives the following advice: ‘Wake, young painters, to see how the sun breaks through the mist revealing the beauty of the earth.“Take charcoal and chalk, pen, ink, paper and draw whatever catches your eye — a town, a castle, a manor, a farm house, a cottage or sty, floods, rivers, running streams, women milking cows and singing, hunters and their dogs.“Observe and draw, then return ckt* am COUNT DOWN SHERBROOKE THIS WEEK # TITLE LAST WEEK # 1- GET 0UTTA MY DREAMS Billy Ocean 2 2- DEVIL INSIDE INKS 5 3- OUT OF THE BLUE Debbie Gibson 6 4- WISHING WELL Terence Trent D'Arby 3 5- 1 SAW HIM STANDING THERE Tiffany 7 6- WHERE DO BROKEN HEARTS GO Whitney Houston 8 7- MAN IN THE MIRROR Michael Jackson 1 8- CHECK IT OUT John C.Mellencamp 4 9- PAMELA Toto 14 10- ELECTRIC BLUE Icehouse 17 11- PUSH IT Salt’n Peppa 19 12- ENDLESS SUMMER NIGHTS Richard Marx 18 13- YOU DON’T KNOW Scarlett & Black 15 14- I M STILL SEARCHING Glass Tiger 26 15- SHE'S LIKE THE WIND Patrick Swayze 12 16- KISS & TELL Bryan Ferry 21 17- WHEN WE WAS FAB George Harrison 13 18- HYSTERIA Deff Leppard 9 19- LOVE BECOMES ELECTRIC Strange Advance 23 20- BEDS ARE BURNING Midnight Oil 30 21- DOCK OF THE BAY Michael Bolton 10 22- ONE STEP UP Bruce Srpingsteen 24 23- SHAHERED DREAMS Johnny Hates Jazz 29 24- DREAMING 0MD 27 25- HEAVEN KNOWS Robert Plant 28 26- MOONBEAM Men Without Hats 16 27- PROVE YOUR LOVE Taylor Dane 32 28- NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP Rick Astley 11 29- NAUGHTY GIRLS Samantha Fox 37 30- 1 WISH 1 HAD A GIRL Henry Lee Summer 34 31- FIRE Platinum Blonde 20 32- YOU PLACED A CHILL.Eurythmies PL 33- ALWAYS ON MY MIND Pet Shop Boys 38 34- LOVE CHANGES EVERYTHING Honeymoon Suite 39 35- RITUAL Dan Reed Network 40 36- EVERYTHING YOUR HEART DESIRES Hall & Oates PL 37- ONE MORE TRY George Michael PL 38- PINK CADILLAC Natalie Cole PL 39- 1 SURRENDER Samantha Fox 22 40- SAVIN' MYSELF Eria Fachin PL to town.The landscapes you have recorded in your book you must now paint at home.Then fame will bring you work and renown, and art lovers will pay you for your paintings.” Many of the 57 artists in the exhibition are little known outside the Netherlands.Three familiar names are: Rembrandt van Rijn, Jacob van Ruisdael and Meyndert Hobbema.Duparc remarks that, with the exception of Hercules Seghers, who concentrated on fantastic mountain landscapes, the artists mainly produced ordinary Dutch scenes.The 100 or so drawings in the exhibition are a scant few of the total number sketched in the 17th century.“One must realize,” Duparc says, “that hundreds, probably thousands, of drawings have disappeared, as once their usefulness as aides-memoire to the artist had been served they were often no longer considered valuable.” The exhibition was formally opened last Friday by Princess Christina of the Netherlands.Landscape in Perspective: Drawings by Rembrandt and His Contemporaries continues until May 29.Croc is guide to the 80s that makes Quebec laugh By Victor Dabby MONTREAL (CP) — Jacques Hurtubise interrupts a reporter in mid-interview, and with a mischievous grin asks: “ Do you know what you call a Quebec Tory MP looking for a second term in office?” Pause.“A repeat offender,” he blurts out, convulsed with laughter.Whether it’s the province’s hapless Tories or Montreal’s homosexual population, no one is spared the biting sarcasm of Hurtubise and his crew at Croc, the bestselling Quebec humor magazine.Some people may find Croc's humor offensive, like the “ad” from Dr.Henry Morgentaler’s abortion clinic announcing “a two-for-one sale for women expecting twins.” But Hurtubise, 36, a stocky, six-foot-four former engineering student, must be tickling a lot of fun-nybones out there.The French-language monthly — its name means fang and is pronounced crow — is now in its 10th year of publication and paid circulation is rapidly approaching the 100,000 mark.BEGAN ON GRANT First established with an $80,000 cultural grant from the Quebec government, Croc is now financially self-sufficient and employs more than 80 writers, editors and cartoonists.The original grant setting up the magazine, says Hurtubise, “is probably the best investment the Quebec government ever made.” Explaining the magazine’s success, Patrick Beaudin, Croc’s 37-year-old special projects director and a former theology student, puts it this way: “We (Quebecers) live in a time when there is no sacred cow.“Ever since Brian Mulroney savaged John Turner for patronage, then turned around and helped himself to the bacon, people stopped believing in institutions.“They believe in themselves and little else.Croc is a good guide to the ’80s.Everyone is walking a thin line .and no one knows what is going to happen next.It’s good to be able to laugh about it.” HIT POLITICIANS Politicians usually provide Croc with its easiest targets.The April issue has Kurt Waldheim announcing he was joining Amnesia International, while former Parti Québécois leader “Peter Mark Johnson” apologized from Toronto (where he’s teaching law) that his French was getting rusty.And yet politicians themselves aren’t above using Croc to reach its all-important young (mainly in the 18-to-35 bracket) readership.In 1985, both Pierre-Marc Johnson and the Liberals' Robert Bou-rassa allowed themselves to be interviewed for a special issue just before the provincial election.Hurtubise says Prime Minister Mulroney has also agreed to be interviewed “just before the next federal election.” In fact, interjects Beaudin, “politicians often contact us to be interviewed and we turn them down.” UNLIKELY TOPIC When not aiming at politicians, Croc turns its guns elsewhere.The main topic of the April issue is the handicapped, and on the magazine’s cover is a takeoff of Kenny Easterday, the legless boy who starred in the hit Quebec movie The Kid Brother.The cover shows a kid who’s all legs and nothing else, standing on a skateboard.So how do you even start to make jokes about the handicapped?“This issue was prepared with the help of handicapped people,” says Hurtubise.“We went to a centre for the handicapped and asked some of the people there to tell us some jokes.“There are some we cannot publish but we found out that handicapped people can tell some very mean jokes about each other.Only among themselves, of course.” The illustration for the section shows a demented-looking Mulroney standing on a podium with even more demented-looking Tories behind him.Inside, Mulroney is described as “Canada's handicap, (with) nothing in his head, everything in his chin.” TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.APRIL 22.1988—5 Ladd makes living painting Townships landscapes By Rossana Coriandoli KNOWLTON — Gordon and Phyllis Ladd found a formula that really works for them; he paints the pictures; she sells them.Gordon Ladd is a local landscape artist who has managed to make a living from his art for almost all of the 21 years he has been painting.Born in Bonneville, the 58-year-old artist has also lived in St.Jean and Granby.For the last 11 years he and his wife have been living in Knowlton, where their home also serves as a gallery for Ladd’s works.Ladd says he restricts himself almost exclusively to painting landscapes of the Townships and almost never paints portraits of any kind.“It doesn’t suit what I do best or my interets.I have no intention of painting people.I paint nature with an emphasis on individual subjects," he explained.Ladd attributes his successful career to his friends support, who bought his paintings when he first started.He also attributes it to a natural ability.“I was born with a choice of colors that a large percentage of the population likes, and people like to know where the place was,” he said.“I paint actual locations and interpret them to suit myself, and often it’s closer to what you see than what a photograph would capture.” VERY SERIOUS Ladd also said many of his paintings are bought by people who want specific landscapes on commission.Out of the 132 paintings he sold last year.25 were sold on commission.Many artists don't like working on commissioned pieces because they prefer to paint what they like, he said.But added he doesn’t feel any pressure from that kind of work.It is obvious before even entering their home that the couple takes Ladd’s art very seriously.Hanging over the front porch is an old fashioned sign saying the gallery is open.And the gallery is in the first room near the front door, available to anyone wanting to browse.The walls are covered with burlap, and sprinkled with framed Ladd pieces, titled and priced.The pricing is a joint effort, depending on how much Gordon likes each individual painting when it is finished, and on Phyllis’ opinion of how much it can sell for.But as the manager of the whole affair, Phyllis usually has the last word on that matter.She is in charge of pricing, cataloguing, keeping track of the paintings that are out on exhibit, keeping track of the places he paints and of promoting “her husband, the artist”.She quit her job as a statistician for a Burlington firm several years ago to take on the the business of selling her husband’s works, and she takes her job very seriously.COLLECTOR PLATE Ladd says he only began painting “for fun”, eight years before he retired from Bell Canada, where he worked for 37 years.The Ladds moved to Knowlton where they had decided they would put money back into the business.“It was planned all along,” he explained.“But very soon I knew where I wanted to go,” he added.Right now Ladd is very busy.The Lennoxville gift shop The Homestead is using one of his paintings, “The Round Bam”, on a collector plate; the first plate in the series titled “Quebec Art”.He will be going with The Homestead to the 3rd annual collectibles show in Kingston, Ont., where he will autograph his plates and also exhibit some of his other paintings.Ladd is the first Quebec artist to have his art on a collector plate, and will be among 12 artists at the show.But Ladd says the plate itself is not all that important to him.“It’s not just the plate, it’s the publicity from the Canada-wide circulation of the plate that counts,” he said.USES PHOTOGRAPHS Ladd has also done work for Graphics I’Estrie, a Sherbrooke firm that has used his landscapes on the playing cards it sells in Canada and the U.S.Ladd has also received a commission from Hyundai Ladd also said many of his paintings are bought by people who want specific landscapes on commission.Auto of Canada for a painted Christmas card the company plans to send to its dealers.His technique for painting his landscapes is to go on photography trips around the Townships.He then choses a photograph of a particular spot or subject he liked and paints it.He also sometimes allows himself some artistic licence, takes out a bush here, adds another one there.His next trip will be to Lennoxville, where he plans to do some photography to prepare himself for his annual exhibit at The Homestead in the fall.But before that he will be the first artist to exhibit his work at the brand new Auberge Le Viking in Knowlton next month.“/ was born with a choice of colors that a large percentage of the population likes.” IIP*' RETORD/GRANT SIMEON Painter Gordon Ladd restricts himself almost exclusively to painting landscapes of the Townships and almost never paints portraits of any kind.“It doesn 7 suit what / do best or my interests,” he said.RFrORD/GRANT SIMEON V * Ladd has managed to make a living from his art for almost all of the 21 years that he has been painting.The walls in the lMid home are covered with burlap, and sprinkled with framed iMdd pieces, titled and priced. 6-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1988 New collection of Dean-mania from scandal sheets By Jerry Schwartz NEW YORK (API — The gullible among us believed that actor James Dean died in the wreckage of his Porsche Spyder on a California highway 33 years ago, but readers of Private Lives magazine weren’t fooled.“He didn’t die.He lives on, maybe right next door to YOU.And someday soon perhaps Jimmy, in his own way and in his own good time, will once more come back and face the world that waits for him,” the magazine reported at the time.Private Lives was not the only exploitation magazine thatsugges-ted in the weeks and months after Dean’s accident on Sept.30, 1955 that the 24-year-old actor was alive.“People wanted to believe that Dean was alive,” said Alan Be-trock, editor of The Best of James Dean in the Scandal Magazines 1955-58, a collection of Dean-mania from such magazines as Whisper, On the QT.Anything Goes, Hush-Hush and Uncensored.INEVITABLE?“I think this happens whenever someone with a fairly rabid follo- wing dies at an early age,” Betrock said.“Remember, after the assassination, there were those who believed John F.Kennedy was braindamaged and living in the Bahamas, something that wasn’t supported by facts.” Betrock has reproduced the pages of the scandal magazines in full, along with ads for shrunken heads “molded of virgin rubber” and photographs of a woman named Lolita: “If you like 'em BUXOM, maybe you’ll like my photos.” The articles are also accompanied by many pictures of Dean, the wreck and shapely starlets such as Pier Angeli, Ursula Andress and Terry Moore, all of whom were linked romantically with the star of Rebel Without a Cause and East of Eden.The actor’s death in the crash transformed him from a movie actor on the brink of stardom to the patron saint of young American rebels.His portrayals of vulnerable and moody young men who openly-expressed fear and pain became standards for a generation.GOES ON His mystique has endured.Rock songs such as the Eagle’s James Dean and David Essex’s Rock On evoke his name.The movie 9-30-55 studied the reactions of contemporary fans to Dean’s death.A Broadway play and later a film, Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean, took aim at the hopeless nostalgia created by some fans.Some magazines knocked the “Dean is not dead” stories.Lowdown magazine reported that the deceased Dean received 8,000 love letters a month.“This is gruesome mental illness of the unheal-thiest order,” wrote the editor.The Area's Dining Guide Jinc Vi uismc 70 Main St., North Hatley (819) 842-4246 PIZZAVILLE LENN0XVILLE 4 Breakfast specials *169 t(J Sr Seafood - Charcoal Steaks -B.B.Q.Chicken Fully licensed Free delivery in Lennoxville 564-2400 - 564-2408 116 Queen St.Lennoxville Gêôrg^vilte .-iA’ UlVVCIkVil 4 stars of excellence ‘‘Après-ski" menu “A la carte or Table d’hôte" Chef Gunter Thomsen serving you since 1961.Your host Mr.Dick 5156 Bourque Bold Rock Forest — 819 864-9124 TERRASSE Grills Brochettes Seafood Table d’hôte every night Bring your wine 734 13th Avenue North, Sherbrooke 819-562-4348 Enjoy an atmosphere of 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Come on In and try! 7:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.7 days 475 Main St.Magog 843-4440 RESTAURANT cnnuso ; i w .¦< fe.¦ ' ^-.,1.- Fine Italian Cuisine • Homemade Pastas • Delicious Seafood Plates • Super Italian Buffet (All you can eat) At noon $4.95 and night $7.95 Free delivery in Sherbrooke (minimum $4.75) 2192 King St.West Sherbrooke • 569-5511 r” L.JJ."HIUmiM "f ^_J mrnQimmwmmMmmmmmitmmMmMmmMmmMmmmMmmwmmffi i I Hancock gathers interviews TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.APRIL 22, 1988-7 with Canadian literati Canadian Writers At Work Interviews with Geoff Hancock, (OXFORD): $19.95.312 pp.As editor-in-chief of Canadian Fiction Magazine.Geoff Hancock has been instrumental in seeing a wide variety of new Canadian writing put into print over the past ten years.In addition to his editing of several anthologies, including Invisible Fictions: Contemporary Stories From Quebec, and winning Quill & Quire's Fiona Mee Award For Outstanding Literary Journalism, Hancock has conducted extensive interviews with contemporary writers.Ten of Hancock’s interviews, dating from 1976 forward to 1987, are gathered in this Oxford collection, giving readers insight into the work of: Margaret Atwood, Clark Blaise, Mavis Gallant, Jack Hodgins, Robert Kroetsch, Bharati Mukherjee, Alice Munro, Leon Rooke, Jane Rule, and Josef Skvorecky.Hancock gives the artists room to talk about their writing in often rambling, anecdotal style, but he shapes the interviews with pressing questions about such criteria as real-life inspiration for their stories, characterization and the sources of character, the morality of art, and the position of fiction in the contemporary world.A recurrent interest of Hancock’s is the methods the various authors use in following their craft.He asks them about the number of words or pages they aspire to produce each work day; about the manner of their transcription be it longhand, typescript or computer-assisted word processing; about their regular discipline as a writer, whether they are night writers or day writers ; whether they keep notebooks from which they work; and about stylistic tricks or mannerisms in their work and the kinds of voices that their narrators take on.The answers Hancock receives are as interesting as their speakers, and a complete novice in Canadian fiction would be drawn to certain writers (Leon Rooke, Robert Kroetsch or Alice Munro) just by virtue of their interview “voice”.By the same token, certain authors come across as pom- mmm WRITERS Interviews Hancock a Kaleidoscope D., Ann i s'M.iex/ By RICHARD LONEY pous, self-centered and needlessly pedantic, and the substance of their interview apears to speak against their even being considered “Canadian” writers — such as the husband-wife team of Clark Blaise and Bharati Mukherjee.For instance, how does growing up in Florida make Blaise a distinctly Canadian writer?Other writers, such as Mavis Gallant and Jack Hodgins, while they may not command the popular idolatry of a Robertson Davies or a Margaret Atwood, catch the reader up in their enthusiams and act as unpretentious, accidental promoters of their own writing.There are expected topical excursions during Writers At Work.Jane Rule is drawn to discuss the manifestations of lesbianism that pervade her work.Jack Hodgins reveals that the groundwork for his novel The Invention of the World led him to do a great deal of reading of Irish literature.Josef Skvorecky is eloquent about the state of exiled Czechs and their vision of literature, shaped as it was by the Nazi and subsequent Soviet invasions of their homeland.And Mavis Gallant is able to articulate her position as a writer-in-exile, and the peculiarities of her compositions such as Paris Notebooks (1986) and The Pegnitz Junction (1973), as she attempts to maintain her Canadia-nism in the City of Light.These interviews share nothing of the wide-eyed, empty-minded queries that are so maddening when early morning News program interviewers encounter a major writing “personality” only to ask the most boring, obvious, and uninformed questions.Hancock has done his homework on each writer he interviews, often perplexing even the subject of the interview with his total recall of obscure characters and events that even their creators have temporarily forgotten.His ability to bring out these often reticent, publicity-shy types (such as Alice Munro.who is the diametrical opposite of showboat Margaret Atwood) is a credit to Geoff Hancock’s abilities as an interviewer.Canadian Writers At Work is a valuable resource work to be consulted when readers are anxious to learn more about some of our natural resources in the business of creating fiction.RECORD REVIEWS Feargal Sharkey Wish (VIRGIN-A&M) It’s been an eventful three years since Derry, Ireland-native Feargal Sharkey put himself under the tutelage of The Eurythmies’ Dave Stewart for the recording of his first album, an eponymous effort that hit big in November of 1985.Now, Sharkey’s committment to making it big in America is confir- med by the release of Wish, on which he joins forces with Danny Kortchmar, a veteran of countless sessions with everyone from James Taylor to Linda Ronstadt.Danny Kootch plays guitars, saxes, slides, acoustics, keys, and chimes in on vocals, all while he is the session producer for Sharkey’s second.Able to recruit the elusive Keith Richards for a guitar solo on “More Love” (what else does an idle Stone do for kicks?), Kortchmar changes Sharkey’s sound a tad, filling it out with an American R&B edge that wasn’t as discernible on his first outing.The tune “More Love”, written by Benmont Tench of Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers, has lots of Richards’s raw hammering on the guitar, as well as additional string work from L.A.session regular Waddy Wachtel.who shows up on several other tracks as well.Steve Jordan lays down some metrono-mically-regular drum work, while David Lasley and Arnold McCuller add backing vox over Kootch’s surprisingly solid sax wailing.“Full Confession” sneaks over into Commodore’s territory, thanks to the vocal answering gimmick; “Please Don’t Believe In Me” features David Paich of Toto on piano & synths, with Leland Sklar’s bass rounding out the West Coast mafia of session folk.Additional tracks add an oop-shoop doo-wop sound to Sharkey’s album, seemingly fulfilling the desired objective of having this Irish singer take on an American identity — now the American cash registers will decide if this is the Feargal Sharkey they prefer.AC/DC Blow Up Your Video (ATLANTIC-WEA) It’s difficult to do a comparative rating of the heaviest of the metal bands because their output is so formulaic and stereotyped, but if one act raises its fearsome head above the rest of the motley crew it has to be AC/DC, Australia’s contribution to decibel rock.Their latest is laden with Brian Johnson’s growling lead vocals and the songs of the Young brothers, Malcolm and Angus.“That’s The Way I Wanna Rock N Roll” is an example of the anthem-style rock ditties that AC/DC specializes in.“Meanstreak” is a string-bender of a tune that wanders all across the keyboard, with the bass guitar laying down a steady lead line that all the other instruments follow.Who cares if the vocals on “Go Zone” are so strangled and forced that Johnson's lyrics are incomprehensible, these guys really know how to rock! There’s certainly a major irony at work here : how is it that most of the metallic battalions have such wimpy-voiced singers doing their vocal lines?But then again, if AC/ DC possessed a wonderful vocalist they wouldn’t have to turn the gui- tars up so loud, would they?VIDEO SCREENINGS Innerspace (WARNER HOME VIDEO) George Lucas, having conquered outer space to the delight of kids who couldn't get enough of his Star Wars concept, filmmaker Steven Spielberg makes a natural progression as he moves into the complexities of inner space.His latest production, directed by Joe Dante, is a high-tech thriller which flirts with some of the concepts that particle physics folk are even now fiddling with in their laboratories.Lt.Tuck Pendleton (Dennis Quaid) is a reckless astronaut type who volunteers to have himself and his inner space capsule miniaturized and inserted into the blood stream and the rest of the body of a rabbit, under controlled conditions.The Silicon Valley wars lead to some mayhem in which the experiment goes very much awry, only to have the capsule and the unknowing pilot injected into the buttock of unsuspecting Safeway cashier Jack Putter (Martin Short).Herein lies the film’s strength, and its weakness.Short’s performance is admirable, but a pastiche of most of the caricatures he has retailed extensively on the Saturday Night Live teeveer.There are a few hilarious scenes in which Short starts to hear Quaid making contact with him through his inner ear, and his response to the thought that he may be possessed offers [Ft A It NORD-SUD 9:00 a MOVIE Sharing Richard (1988.Comedy) Ed Marinaro.Eileen Davidson.Premiere.Three women devise a plan to share the affections of the recently divorced plastic surgeon they ve all been dating, g O IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (In Stereo) a © CHINA BEACH (Premiere) Drama focusing on three women (Dana Delany, Chloe Webb.Nan Woods) whose lives are drastically altered by their experiences in Vietnam g B MOONLIGHTING g © MOVIE "Une Chambre en ville" (1982) Dominique Sanda, Richard Berry.L’idylle dramatique entre un ouvrier et la jeune femme d'un commercant B FRONTLINE Examines the differences between American and Japanese cultures, using the game of baseball to illustrate each country’s approach to business practices, g (TSN) DAVIS CUP TENNIS France vs.Switzerland.Highlights of first round play between France and Switzerland (T aped) 9:15 (FC) MOVIE * "Meatballs III" (1967, Comedy) Sally Kellerman, Patrick Dempsey.After dying while in the throes of sexual ecstacy, a porn star is returned to Earth to help a bumbling teen-ager lose his virginity and gain some self-esteem.R 10:00 a a LE TELEJOURNAL g a CRIME STORY Torello and the Strike Force travel to Latin America to bring Luca back to the United States.(In Stereo) g a a ad lib a MOUNT ROYAL g a VOICES & VISIONS Excerpts from Hart Crane's epic poem “The Bridge" highlight this portrait of a jxret fascinated by technology and its impact on humanity.Narrator: Jose Ferrer g (PC) MOVIE ** “Des vacances de reve" (1985, Drame) Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley.Un adolescent attarde sait son charme et opéré auprès des femmes riches qui l’emploient comme maitre-nageur dans les psicines de la banlieue de Los Angeles (MM) MOTORHEAD SPOTLIGHT (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL Game of the Week from the English Rugby Union.(B) 10:20 B a LE POINT 10:30 B NATIONAL g 10:35 a 8 METEO 10:40 B 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:55 8 MOVIE “Par-dessus les moulins" (1955, Comedie) Sophia Loren, Vittorio de Sica.Au XVIIe siede, dans une region d'Italie occupée par les Espagnols, un meunier est mis en prison a la suite d'une rixe a JOURNAL 8 MOVIE La Prisonniers du desert (1955, Western) John Wayne.Jeffrey Hunter.Au lendemain de la guerre de Secession une bande de Comanches massacrent une famille de fermiers et font prisonnières les deux jeunes filles de la maison.11:00 aa a © news a a LES NOUVELLES TVA g a CTV NEWS g 9 L’INDICE L Actualité economique et son impact dans notre vie de tous les jours (R) 9 MOVIE * * x * "The Gay Divorcee (1934.Musical) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers A case of mistaken identity results in romance for an American dancer and a young woman seeking a divorce."The Continental won the first Best Song Oscar (FC) MOVIE *'/! Free Ride (1986 Comedy) Gary Hershberger Dawn Schneider After stumbling upon a gangster s hidden fortune, a paw of spoiled preppies try to outwit the mob R (MM) MUCHMUSIC WEST (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:15 9 TELESERVICE Un magazine de service et d affaires publiques (R) 11:20 a NEWS 11:25 B B FRANC PARLER 11:30 B CBS NEWS SPECIAL Report on re suits of the Pennsylvania primary a BEST OF CARSON Host Johnny Carson (R) (In Stereo) O NEWS a 9 NIGHTLINE g (TSN) MASTERS OF MOTOCROSS (R> 11:35 B LES NOUVELLES B ICI MONTREAL g 11:45 ©LES SPORTS (PC) MOVIE ** Paulette (1986.Comedie) Jeanne Marine Georges Bailer Une jiauvre petite milliardaire de vingt ans est une lumineuse blonde aux yeux clairs qui adore i aventure.11:50 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00 a MOVIE ** The Cowboy and the Ballerina (1984.Romance) Lee Ma jors, Leslie Wing Romance develops between a Russian ballerina who deserts her troupe in Los Angeles and a former rodeo champ who agrees to drive her to New York for a visit with her exiled mother.(R) 8 MAUDE O HIT SQUAD © MOVIE Hallucinations' (1977, Horreur) Jack Jones.Pamela Stephenson © MOVIE *** Back Street (1932, Romance) Irene Dunne.John Boles A married man keeps a mistress who must remain forever in the background B PERIODE DE QUESTIONS (MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN (TSN) HARNESS RACING Le Prix d'Amerique (R) 12:10 B MONGRAIN DE SEL (R) 12:30 B LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET-TERMAN (In Stereo) B MOVIE *** ”A Kind of Loving" (1962.Drama) Alan Bates.Thora Hird.A series of secret lovers' meetings results in a shotgun wedding and a dismal day-by-day married life for a hapless couple 801 NEWS (FC) MOVIE kVa Weekend Warriors' (1986, Comedy) Lloyd Bridges, Chris Lemmon When they discover that the higher-ups are about to visit, a group of goof-off National Guardsmen is forced to clean up their act.R-(TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT Weekly roundup of current international sports highlights, including soccer, Formula One auto racing, horse racing, wrestling, golf and tennis.12:55 B LA POP COLLECTION 1:00 B JAPAN The political and economic factors leading to Japan's participation in World War II, its aftermath and how the Japanese have rebuilt their economy into an international power (Part 4 of 4) g 1:30 (PC) MOVIE ** Marche au pas (1982, Comedie) Aldo Maccione, Laura Antonelli.Pendant la guerre, un comedian de metier est appelé a servir sa patrie chez les fantômes (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 1:55 B MOVIE *** "Ring of Passion (1978, Drama) Bernie Casey.Stephen Macht.Two heavyweight prizefighters.Joe Louis and Max Schmellng, square off for championship matches in 1936 and 1938 2:00 (FC) MOVIE ** Instant Justice” (1987, Drama) Michael Pare.Tawny Kitaen A gung-ho Marine becomes a one-man army of vengeance when his sister is murdered in Spain.R’ (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:30 (TSN) BUCK RODGERS AND THE EXPOS The Montreal manager sums up his club s recent performance in this weekly half-hour show (R) 3:00 (PC) MOVIE * "Neuf semaines et demie" (1985) Kim Basinger.Mickey Rourke.Une jeune femme vit avec son amant une liaison purement erotique, au risque de se perdre (MM) VJ: LAURIE BROWN (TSN) PRO WRESTLING PLUS MA GAZINE Hosted by Ed Whalen 3:55 a SOLID GOLD IN CONCERT 4:00 (FC) MOVIE *'/2 "Free Ride (1986 Comedy) Gary Hershberger.Dawn Schneider.After stumbling upon a gangster s hidden fortune, a pair of spoiled preppies try to outwit the mob R (MM) MUCHMUSIC WEST (TSN) TENNIS Monte Carlo Open Final Round from Monte Carlo, Monaco (R) 4:55 © WALTONS 18-TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1988 Wednesday MORNING 5:00 (PC) ** "Le Projet Manhattan" (1986, Comedie) John Lighgow, Cynthia Nixon.Apres avoir visite un laboratoire secret de l'armee américaine, un jeune homme vole un flacon de plutonium et fabrique sa propre bombe atomique-maison.6:00 (FC) "Rose Café" (1987, Drama) Parker Stevenson, Linda Smith.A professional chef has mixed feelings about her upcoming marriage and the opening of her new restaurant when a former lover from high-school comes back into her life.7:30 (FC) ***\i The Assault" (1986, Drama) Derek de Lint, Marc van Uche-len.A Best Foreign Film Oscar went to this account of a Dutchman who attempts to come to terms with the devastating event he witnessed as a child during World War II.PG' 8:30 (PC) ** "Les Enfants du silence" (1986) William Hurt, Merlee Martin.Dans une institution pour sourd-muets, un professeur s eprend d'une jeune femme a la fois sauvage et indépendante qui refuse d'apprendre a parler.10:00 (FC) *Vi "Jocks (1987, Comedy) Scott Strader, Perry Lang.When a college tennis team arrives in Las Vegas for a major tournament, they have to contend with sabotage and their own anti-tennis athletic director.R' 10:30 (PC) "Laputa” (1986, Drame) Sami Frey, Krystyna Janda.Deux amants qui se retrouvent seulement entre deux vols, pour une journée ou une nuit, comparent leur relation a Laputa.11:30 (FC) *** “Three Men and a Cradle" (1985, Comedy) Andre Dussolier, Roland Giraud.Three carefree bachelors find themselves saddled with a baby, whom one of them has fathered, when the child's mother decides she needs a break from parenting.PG-13' AFTERNOON 12:30 O "L’Homme de nulle part" (1955, Drame) Glenn Ford, Ernest Brognine.Lorsqu il engage un nouveau contre-maitre, le proprietaire d un ranch doit faire face a la jalousie d un employe.(PC) **V2 "Les Violettes du Maryland (1986, Drame) Sissy Spacek, Kevin Kline.Une jeune femme devenue reporter-photographe vient rendre visite a la petite ville ou elle a passe son enfance 1:15 O "Le Rock du bagne” (1957) Elvis Presley, Judy Tyler.Apres un séjour en prison, un |eune bagarreur devient un chanteur a succès.(Emission en noir et blanc) 1:30 (FC) "Shanghai Surprise" (1986) Sean Penn, Madonna.A missionary and fortune hunter team up to recover a stolen cachet of priceless opium.PG-13' 2:00 (PC) ** ' Le Déclin de l'Empire américain" (1986) Dominique Michel, Pierre Curzi Quand huit personnages se re-touvent, l inevitable confrontation se produira.3:30 (FC) “Nice Girls Don't Explode” (1987.Comedy) Barbara Harris, Michelle Meyrink Despite being cursed with incendiary powers, a lovesick teen-ager attempts to find happiness with her childhood sweetheart.PG' 4:00 (PC) ** "Et la femme créa I'homme-.parfait" (1987, Comedie) Ann Mag-nuson, John Malkovich.Les dirigeants d'une entreprise scientifique veulent faire savoir a la population le dernier-ne de leurs inventions un androïde.5:00 (FC) "The Garnet Princess" (1987, Drama) Jean Le Clerc, Liliane Clune.A mysterious prince assumes to identity of a private detective to track down the kidnapped granddaughter of a dethroned princess.'NR' DAYTIME SPORTS AFTERNOON 12:00 (TSN) SPORTSOESK 12:30 (TSN) TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULL 1:00 (TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT Weekly roundup of current international sports highlights, including soccer, Formula One auto racing, horse racing, wrestling, gotf and tennis.(R) 2:00 (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 2:30 (TSN) 1988 MARATHON From London.(R) 3:30 (TSN) BUCK RODGERS AND THE EXPOS The Montreal manager sums up his club’s recent performance in this weekly half-hour show.(R) 4:00 (TSN) SKIING Molson Canadian Masters Alpine Championships.From Whistler, B.C.(R) 5:00 (TSN) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR 5:30 (TSN) AWA CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING DAYTIME SPECIALS AFTERNOON 3:00 ® ELTON JOHN Le pianiste et chanteur Elton John nous propose aujourd'hui un spectacle dans lequel il interprète differentes chansons du disque The Fox.4:00 O ® AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL "Teen Father” A teen-ager's life is dramatically changed when he accepts the responsibility of raising his newborn daughter.Stars Corey Parker, Christine Langner and Gene Crane.(R) g 5:00 O D'UNE SERIE A L'AUTRE Apres avoir parcouru France et Navarre a la tete de son theatre, Moliere espere toujours se faire introduire a la cour du jeune Roi soleil.EVENING 8:00 Q O MONTREAL CE SOIR Nouvelles régionales, nationales et internationales Meteo, circulation, reportages-,chroniques variées et nouvelles du sport.O e 8 O (B ® NEWS O LES NOUVELLES 8 ICI MONTREAL g 8 PASSE-PARTOUT S MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 6:30 8 NBC NEWS g 8 8 CHARIVARI Un nouveau jeu-questionnaire ou les mots pourront valoir jusqu'à $100,000.8 8 ABC NEWS g 8 TELESERVICE Un magazine de service et d’affaires publiques.(FC) MOVIE "Rose Cafe (1987, Drama) Parker Stevenson, Linda Smith.A professional chef has mixed feelings about her upcoming marriage and the opening of her new restaurant when a former lover from high-school comes back into her life.(PC) MOVIE ?Vi "DefCon quatre" (1984, Drame) Lenore Zann, Maury Chykin.Trois astronautes américains reviennent sur la terre, deux mois apres l'holocauste nucléaire.(TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 8 8 DALLAS g 8 CBS NEWS g 8 FAMILY TIES 8 FACTS OF LIFE Blair puts up her grandmother's trust fund to save Eastland School from bankruptcy (Part 1 of 2) g 8 8 SEMI-DETACHE Les situations aussi cocasses qu'inattendues entre une famille italienne et une famille québécoise qui partagent un semi-detache a Saint-Leonard.8 NEWLYWED GAME 8 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actress Jane Seymour; Geraldo Rivera looks at TV movies based on real-life tragedies (Part 1 of 3).(In Stereo) 8 WHEEL OF FORTUNE g SI NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (MM) VJ: MICHAEL WILLIAMS (TSN) SPORTS PAGE Talk-show focusing on major sports issues of the week.Hosted by John Wells.(Taped) 7:15 ® L’INDICE L'Actualité economique et son impact dans notre vie de tous les jours.7:30 8 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8 CHEERS 8 GOLDEN GIRLS Rose’s boyfriend, a television superhero, is determined to leap from a building — with Rose in his arms, g O 8 LA BELLE ET LA BETE Vincent est capture et mis an cage par un scientifique qui veut etudier ce phénomène.8 DATING GAME 8 ACHIEVERS m CURRENT AFFAIR 8 CINQ POUR UN © DEGRASSI JUNIOR HIGH Joey plans for Zit Remedy's big comeback at the graduation dance; meanwhile, Wheels worries about not graduating (TSN) NBA TODAY 8:00 88 LOUIS MEISSONNIER, MAITRE D'ECOLE C'est avec enthousiasme et serieux que Louis entreprend sa carrière d'enseignant.(Partie 2 de 5) 8 SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR Guests: Comic Martin Mull and Gallagher, juggler Michael Davis, hypnotists Kohl & Co.and Tommy's yo-yo teacher.8 AARON’S WAY Aaron's excited about a new carpentry job, but Sarah's distressed when she learns that a group of hookers frequent the construction sites.(In Stereo) g 8 FIFTH ESTATE An examination of how the migration of businesses to Mexico has threatened Canadian jobs.8 © GROWING PAINS Unemployed Maggie drives her husband and children crazy by taking over the reins of the Seaver household.(R) g 8 SIMON & SIMON Rick s former lover (Delta Burke) hires him and A.J.to locate a man framed for murder.(R) 8 TABLE RASE © MARK RUSSELL COMEDY SPECIAL Political satirist Mark Russell pokes fun at today's headlines.(FC) HITCHHIKER A woman is abandoned by her former college friends after they break an oath of loyalty.David Dukes, Susan Blakely (PC) MOVIE ** "Le Droit de mourir” (1987, Drame) Raquel Welch, Michael Gross.Une femme atteinte de la maladie de Lou Gehring, qui lui fait perdre le contrôle de son corps, demande a son mari de lui donner le droit de mourir.(MM) SNEAK PREVIEWS (TSN) SNOOKER World Doubles Tournament.From Northhampton.England (Taped) 8:30 8 MOVIE "La Cage aux filles ' (1982, Drame) Angelica Domrose, Jocelyn Boisseau.Une jeune stagiaire conteste les méthodes de la directrice d une institution pour adolescentes délinquantes 8 8 HEAD OF THE CLASS Charlie s pupils believe one of them must go to make room for a transfer student.(R) 8 MOVIE "Les Illusions perdues (1983.Drame) Jennifer Jason-Leigh, Ann Jillian.Engagée dans un night-club de Tokyo, une jeune fille realise bientôt que les danseuses du cabaret sont forcées de se livrer a la prostitution.8 METROPOLITAN OPERA PRESENTS "Ariadne auf Naxos' James Levine conducts this production of Richard Strauss' opera within an oprera starring sopranos Jessye Norman and Kathleen Battle, and mezzo-soprano Tatiana Troyanos.(In Stereo) (FC) MOVIE aaVj "Some Kind of Wonderful" (1987, Drama) Eric Stoltz, Lea Thompson.A shy teenager tries to impress the beautiful girl he thinks he's in love with only to discover the girl of his fantasy is not the girl he really loves.PG-13' 9:00 08ACTUEL Reportages traitant de divers aspects de la vie d’aujourd hui O JAKE AND THE FATMAN A prominent attorney defends his ex-wife who is accused of murdering her boyfriend Guest star: Robert Culp.(R) g O YEAR IN THE LIFE (In Stereo) Q HOOPERMAN Hooperman fumes when he learns that a wise-guy rapist he apprehended is actually a federally protected witness.(R) g O ® HOOPERMAN Hooperman fumes when he learns that a wise-guy rapist he apprehended is actually a federally protected witness.(R) (In Stereo) g 8 MOVIE 8 MOVIE AA "Le matelot 512" (1984, Drame) Dominique Sanda, Jacques Penot.Un jeune homme, qui monte vite en grade, voit sa vie marquee par la femme de son commandant avec qui il sera lie jusqua la mort par une passion dévorante.(MM) VJ: STEVE ANTHONY 9:30 O DAYS AND NIGHTS OF MOLLY DODO A bag lady shouts an obscenity at Molly and it sets the tone for the rest of her day.O © JUST IN TIME Though Harry really wants to date Joanna, he can't resist an opportunity to go out with a sexy tennis star, g 9:45 (PC) MOVIE AA "La Rue" (1987, Drame) Christopher Reeve.Morgan Freeman.Un journaliste de New York s'est engage a livrer a une revue un reportage sur la vie quotidienne d'un souteneur.10:00 0 B LE TELEJOURNAL g 0 EQUALIZER McCall’s plagued by memories of the past when he investigates the murder of a friend and former espionage agent.0 Bronx zoo joe discovers mat homelessness is the reason behind a girl's sudden behavior change.(In Stereo)g O NATIONAL g 8 © CHINA BEACH g (FC) MOVIE AA’/z "Black Widow" (1987, Drama) Debra Winger, Theresa Russell.Longing for excitement, an investigator for the Justice Department becomes intrigued by the apparent link she sees between a mysterious woman and the deaths of several wealthy men.R' (MM) STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND DOUBLE TROUBLE SPOTLIGHT 10:25 8 8 LE POINT 8 JOURNAL 10:30 0 0 TIRAGE DE LA LOTTO 10:35 0 8 TRIBUNE 11:00 0 8 METEO 0 88 8 8 NEWS 8 8 LES NOUVELLES TVA g 8 CTV NEWS g 8 L'INDICE L'Actualité economique et son impact dans notre vie de tous les jours.(R) 8 MOVIE aaa The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle ' (1939, Musical) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers Two ballroom sweethearts embark upon a successful dancing career (MM) VJ: STEVE ANTHONY (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:05 8 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:15 8 TELESERVICE Un magazine de service et d'affaires publiques.(R) 11:20 0 MOVIE "Rever en couleur" (1971, Comedie) Don Scardino.Ralph En-dersby.Apres plusieurs echecs, quatre adolescents revent d'établir une commune sur un terrain que l'un d eux a reçu en heritage.8 MOVIE "Poupees de cendres (1965, Drame) Patrick Wymark, Margaret Johnston.Quatre hommes qui furent membres d'une commission d enquete sur les crimes de guerre sont assassines a Londres.8 NEWS 11:25 8 8 FRANC PARLER 11:30 8 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 8 TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Carson.(In Stereo) 8 MAUDE 8 8 NIGHTLINE g (PC) MOVIE AA "Association de malfaiteurs" (1986) Christophe Malavoy, Claire Nebout.Quatre copains inseparables a l’image des trois mousquetaires font toujours des blagues a celui qui est naif.(TSN) INSIDE THE PGA TOUR 11:35 8 LES NOUVELLES 8 ICI MONTREAL g 11:45 8 LES SPORTS 11:50 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00 8 ADDERLY Greenspan asks Ad-deriy to find his missing maid.(R) 8 MOVIE aaa "Spring and Port Wine" (1970, Drama) James Mason, Susan George.The stem patriarch of a lower-middle-class Lancashire family clashes with his high-spirited daughter.(R) 0 HIT SQUAD 8 MOVIE "Service des urgences” (1976.Drame psych.) Scott Hylands, Tony Musante.Le personnel d'un grand hôpital se plaint de l'inefficacite des services et du materiel insuffisant.0 MOVIE *'/i "Smoke in the Wind" (1971, Western) John Ashley, Walter Brennan.A family of mountain men returning from toe Civil War are mistaken for traitors and ambushed by Confederates.© MINDPOWER 8 PERIODE DE QUESTIONS (FC) MOVIE *aa'/2 “The Assault" (1986, Drama) Derek de Lint, Marc van Uchelen.A Best Foreign Film Oscar went to this account of a Dutchman who attempts to come to terms with the devastating event he witnessed as a child during World War II.(Subtitled) 'PG' (MM) VJ: MICHAEL WILLIAMS (TSN) AUTO RACING NASCAR Modi-fieds.From Wilkesboro, N.C, (R) 12:10 8 MONGRAIN DE SEL (R) 12:30 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET-TERMAN (In Stereo) 0 NEWS 12:35 8 NOVA A behind-the-scenes look at science and technology in the Soviet Union.(R) g 12:55 8 LA POP COLLECTION 1:00 (TSN) AWA CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 1:10 B MOVIE Tuareg: The Desert Warrior” (1983, Adventure) Mark Harmon, Luis Prendes A Middle Eastern warrior seeks vengeance when two guests of his tribe fall prey to a vicious army patrol (R) 1:30 8 PROGRAM YOURSELF FOR SUCCESS (PC) MOVIE aa "Les Camions maléfiques" (1986, Drame) Emilio Estevez, Pat Hingle.Des camions pas ordinaires n'ont pas de conducteurs et se dechainent sur les humains qui les ont conçus.1:35 8 FRONTLINE Examines the differences between American and Japanese cultures, using the game of baseball to illustrate each country’s approach to business practices, g 1:55 © MOVIE AA "The Rogue and the Grizzly" (1982, Adventure) Dick Robinson, Don Shanks.In 1855, an Easterner leaves New England for the lure of the Sierra Mountains and comes upon an Indian brave recovering from a vicious grizzly bear attack.2:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:30 (FC) MOVIE aaa “Scene Of the Crime" (1986, Suspense) Catherine Deneuve, Danielle Darrieux.Encounters with an ex-convict draw a nightclub owner and her troubled son into a web of lies, seduction, passion and tragedy NR’ (TSN) SPORTS PAGE Talk-show focusing on major sports issues of the week.Hosted by John Wells.(R) 3:00 (MM) VJ: MICHAEL WILLIAMS (TSN) NBA TODAY 3:15 (PC) MOVIE aa "La Rue du depart" (1986, Drame) Francois Cluzet, Christine Boisson.Une fugueuse parmi tant d’autres, une jeune fille va faire connaissance avec tout un monde de bons copains au hasard des rues.3:30 (TSN) 1988 MARATHON From London.(R) 3:55 8 WALTONS 4:00 (FC) MOVIE A "H.O.T.S." (1979, Comedy) Susan Kiger, Usa London.A sorority reject decides to form her own ciub of co-eds who concentrate on gratifying sex-starved collegians.'R' (MM) SNEAK PREVIEWS 4:30 (TSN) HORSE SHOW JUMPING From Tampa, Fla.(R) 4:55 0 HART TO HART LIVE FROM THE MET Jessye Norman sings the title role in "Ariadne Auf Naxos," Richard Strauss' opera within an opera, on "Live at the Met," airing WEDNESDAY.APRIL 27 on PBS.(Check local listings.) CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, APRIL 22.1988—19 Thursday KNOTS LANDING Paige (Nicollette Sheridan) further embroils herself in a scheme to stop construction of a new highway that threatens an archeological dig, on CBS's "Knots Landing/' airing THURSDAY, APRIL 28.CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME morning 5:00 (PC) ** "Zone interdite" (1983) Gary Lockwood.Morgan Stevens.Les survivants d une catastrophe nucléaire partent a la recherche d1 autres survivants.7:00 (FC) Mandela" (1987, Drama) Danny Glover, Alfre Woodard.A fact-based account of black political activist Nelson Mandela s efforts to bring work) attention to the injustices of apartheid in South Africa during the 1950s and ¦60s.8:30 (PC) ** “Astérix chez les Bretons" (1986, Animation) Lorsque Jules Cesar attaque la Bretagne, le Breton Jolitorax demande l aide de son cousin, le Gaulois Astérix.9:30 (FC) **Vï "The Last Innocent Man" (1987, Drama) Ed Harris.Roxanne Hart A top criminal lawyer is drawn into a baffling maze of violence and deceit when, on the verge of quitting, he is persuaded to take on one more 10:00 (PC) **'/2 Melo" (1986, Drame) Sabine Azema, Pierre Arditti.Lentement et on ne sait comment, la femme et le meilleur ami de son mari deviennent amants.11:30 (FC) *+* "Once in Paris" (1978.Drama) Wayne Rogers.Gayle Hunni-cutt.Summoned to France to salvage a sinking film project, a married Hollywood screenwriter falls in love with a British aristocrat.'PG' AFTERNOON 12:00 (PC) ** “Passe-temps favoris" (1985) Sean Allen, Kevin Anderson.Un jeune homme extrêmement timide se voit un jour pourchasse par trois jolies filles.12:30 O "La Poussière, la Sueur et la Poudre" (1971, Western) Gary Grimes, Billy Bush.Un garçon de seize ans rêvant de devenir cowboy arrive a se faire embaucher comme aide-cuisinier dans un convoi de bétail.1:15 10 ** "Anna et les Maoris" (1961, Drame) Shirley MacLaine, Laurence Harvey.Une institrutice de la Nouvelle-Zeiande se refuse a l’amour d'un collègue.1:30 (FC) *** “The Sacrifice" (1986, Drama) Erland Josephson, Susan Fleetwood.As the threat of nuclear holocaust hangs over the world, a middle-aged Swede vows to renounce his life and possessions so that Earth may survive.Director Andrei Tarkovsky's final film.'PG' (PC) ** “Sauve qui peut” (1986) Gregory Hines, Billy Crystal, Deux policiers de Chicago qui ont développe entre eux une solide amitié sont sur la trace d’un important trafiquant de drogue.2:15 B O “Hotel: Chez l'alpiniste mort" Ouldis Poursitis, Youri Yarvet.Une sérié d’evenements tous plus mystérieux les uns que les autres viennent troubler sa quietude.3:30 (PC) *¦* "Le Trésor du Guatemala" (1953, Aventure) Gomel Wilde, Fay Wray.Un noble français déchu de son titre par un oncle cruel decide de suivre un vieil aventurier dans les jungles du Guatemala.4:00 (FC) ?*'/2 "The Quest' (1985, Adventure) Henry Thomas.Tony Barry Aboriginal legends blend with reality when a 14-year-old boy sets out to prove the existence of a fabled marine monster thought to be residing in a nearby Australian lake.G’ DAYTIME SPORTS MORNING 6:00 (TSN) HARNESS RACING Le Prix d'Amérique.(R) 7:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:30 (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL Game of the Week from the English Rugby Union.(R) 8:30 (TSN) AWA CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 9:30 (TSN) SPORTS PAGE Talk-show focusing on major sports issues of the week Hosted by John Wells.(R) 10:00 (TSN) NBA TODAY 10:30 (TSN) SNOOKER U K Open.From Preston, England.(R) AFTERNOON 12:00 (TSN) SPORTSDESK 12:30 (TSN) AUTO RACING James Hardie 1000.From Australia.(R) 1:30 (TSN) DAVIS CUP TENNIS France vs.Switzerland.Highlights ol first round play between France and Switzerland.(R) 2:30 (TSN) CHESS Blitz Championship.From Saint John.N.B.(R) 3:30 (TSN) SPORTS PAGE Talk-show focusing on major sports issues of the week.Hosted by John Wells (R) 4:00 (TSN) HORSE RACING Bluegrass Stakes Coverage of the one-and-one-eighth-mile race for three-year-old Thoroughbreds, from Lexington, KY.(Live) 5:00 (TSN) MONSTER TRUCKS AND MUD RACING DAYTIME SPECIALS AFTERNOON 4:00 O WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY "The Living Desert” Winston Hibler narrates this Academy Award-winning documentary from 1953 which explores the great American desert.Edited 5:00 a D’UNE SERIE A L'AUTRE Apres l'étourdissant succès au Petit Bourbon, Moliere entre en pleine bagarre avec la troupe de l'Hotel de Bourgogne EVENING 6:00 B O MONTREAL CE SOIR Nouvelles régionales, nationales et internationales.Meteo, circulation, reportages-.chroniques variées et nouvelles du sport.a a a o a a news a LES NOUVELLES a ICI MONTREAL Q m PASSE-PARTOUT a MACNEIL I LEHRER NEWSHOUR (FC) MOVIE *Vi Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold” (1987, Adventure) Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone.This sequel to "King Solomon's Mines " finds the adventurer and his bride-to-be encountering a lost civilization while searching for Quatermain's long-lost brother.PG' (TSN) MOTORWEEK ILLUSTRATED 6:15 (PC) MOVIE *?"Y a-t-il quelqu'un pour tuer ma femme" (1986) Bette Midler, Danny DeVito.Alors qu'un riche industriel planifie l'assassinat de son épousé, il apprend avec joie qu elle vient d'etre enelvee.6:30 B NBC NEWS g a O CHARIVARI Un nouveau jeu-questionnaire ou les mots pourront valoir jusqu'à $100,000.O ® ABC NEWS g S) TELESERVICE Un magazine de service et d'affaires publiques (TSN) SPORTSDESK 7:00 B O LE PARC DES BRAVES g 8 CBS NEWS g a FAMILY TIES B STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Division Final Game Six (If Necessary).Teams to be announced.(Live) O a LA VIE DES GENS RICHES ET CELEBRES B NEWLYWED GAME B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actor Bruce Willis: Raymond Burr profiles TV and movie detectives (Part 1 of 2): TV movies based on real-life tragedies (Part 2 of 3).(In Stereo) œ WHEEL OF FORTUNE g B NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING 7:15 S) L'INDICE L'Actualité economique et son impact dans notre vie de tous les jours.7:30 a 8 HOCKEY Match des Series Eliminatoires.8 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES B CHEERS a LOOK 88 a DATING GAME B ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTE B CAMPBELLS g S CURRENT AFFAIR 9) CINQ POUR UN a THIS OLD HOUSE (TSN) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Oakland A s at Toronto Blue Jays.(Live) 7:50 (PC) MOVIE ** "Les 2 nigauds de la mafia" (1986, Comedie) Danny de Vito, Harvey Keitel.Deux hommes sont dans la mafia depuis plusieurs années et sous l'emprise de leur boss, dont ils ont la chance malencontreuse de perdre de l'argent au jeu.8:00 O 48 HOURS Shot during a two-day period, various CBS News correspondents present topics of current importance.Anchored by Dan Rather.Details to be announced 8 COSBY SHOW While on a fishing trip with his father, Theo accidentally "catches' a corpse, and the ensuing media attention affects the HuxtaWes' daily lives.(In Stereo) g a 8 LA CINQUIEME DIMENSION a S MAX HEADROOM (In Stereo) g a COSBY SHOW While on a fishing trip with his father, Theo accidentally "catches" a corpse, and the ensuing media attention affects the Huxtables daily lives, g a RETRAITE-ACTION a WHO CARES FOR THE CHILDREN?An examination of the child care dilemma, focusing on innovative solutions now in use around the nation.(In Stereo)g (FC) MOVIE "Running Mates (1985, Drama) Barbara Howard.Greg Webb.Two teen-agers find their budding romance threatened when their fathers both run for Mayor of Nashville.NR' (MM) VJ: ERICA EHM 8:30 B DIFFERENT WORLD Whitley puts a damper on Dwayne's dream date with Denise when she insists on tagging along (In Stereo) g a DIFFERENT WORLD Whitley puts a damper on Dwayne s dream date with Denise when she insists on tagging along, g a BIONDI ET CIE Invitee: Eliane Alonzo.9:00 a SIMON A SIMON Rick s former lover (Delta Burke) hires him and A.J to locate a man framed for murder.(R) a CHEERS Woody and Sam compete to see who can kiss Rebecca before midnight.(In Stereo) g a a CLAIR DE LUNE Q a HOTEL Peter decides to get married to an interior decorator: Julie becomes the victim of a man who tries to rape her on a date, g B CHEERS Woody and Sam compete to see who can kiss Rebecca before midnight, g a POINTS DE VUE La ville la plus peuples, embouteillee, polluee et le plus endettée du monde.Mexico.B CHILD CARE DISCUSSION 9:30 8 DAYS AND NIGHTS OF MOLLY DODD A bag lady shouts an obscenity at Molly and it sets the tone for the rest of her day.(In Stereo) a NIGHT COURT Mac quits his job and buys extravagant gifts for the courtroom staff after he inherits $2 million, g (FC) MOVIE ** "No Mercy (1986, Drama) Richard Gere, Kim Basinger.While attempting to track down his partner’s killer in New Orleans, a Chicago police officer becomes involved with a crime czar's enigmatic mistress.R' (PC) MOVIE ** "Le Boxeur (1986.Drame) Irene Cara, Paul Coufos.Un ex-boxeur, devenu proprietaire d'un gymnase, devra faire face aux betes de la boxe pour venir a la rescousse de son quartier et de sa famille.10:00 a Q LE TELEJOURNAL g O KNOTS LANDING Mack alarms Abby.Gary and Karen with the news that Manny Vasquez is using Lotus Point to run cocaine, g a a LA.LAW Kelsey represents "the Salamander," a former TV hero who has taken to real-life crime fighting.(In Stereo) g 8 NATIONAL g a O AD LIB O ® BUCK JAMES g S) VIVRE A.ST-SIMEON Les villes et villages du Quebec a travers les gens qui habitent.à MYSTERY! "The Black Tower" Based on P.D.James' novel.Scotland Yard detective Adam Dalgliesh (Roy Marsden), injured in a drug raid, accepts a troubled friend's request to recuperate at the isolated Toynton Grange.(Part 1 of 6) g (MM) CRUZADOS SPOTLIGHT 10:20 8 8 LE POINT 10:25 8 JOURNAL 10:30 S LE NAGEUR DE L’EVEREST Dans les eaux glacees et tumultueuses de la Kumbu Kola, nous trouvons un nageur intrépide.10:35 B 8 METEO 10:40 8 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:55 a MOVIE "Le Retour a la Bien-Aimee" (1979, Drame) Isabelle Hup-pert, Jacques Dutronc.Un pianiste déséquilibré monte une machinabon pour tenter de reconquérir son exfemme, maintenant remariee a un me- e MOVIE "Le Voleur'’ (1967, Drame) Jean-Paul Belmondo, Genevieve Bu-jold.Un jeune bourgeois devient voleur pour se venger d'un oncle qui l'a dépouillé de son heritage.11:00 eaaaNEws a a LES NOUVELLES TVA g a CTV NEWS g a LES GROUPES PARLEMENTAIRES a MOVIE *+* "Swing Time” (1936, Musical) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers.Given an ultimatum by his fiancee's father to earn a decent living or forget his daughter, a gambling dancer finds his romantic attentions turning elsewhere.(MM) VJ: ERICA EHM (TSN) SPORTSDESK 11:05 a L'INDICE L'Actualité economique et son impact dans notre vie de tous les jours (R) 11:15 (PC) MOVIE ** "Les Apprenties sorcières" (1987, Comedie) Diana Rigg, Tim Curry.A l'Academie Internationale des Sorcières, la pauvre Mildred a des problèmes atroces: ses elixirs sont bizarres, elle a des ennuis avec son balai et son chat noir est vraiment un simple chat de gouttière.11:20 B NEWS a TELESERVICE Un magazine de service et d'affaires publiques.(R) 11:25 8 a FRANC PARLER 11:30 8 WKRP IN CINCINNATI 8 TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Carson.(In Stereo) 8 NEWS a a NIGHTLINE g (FC) MOVIE ** "Nine 1/2 Weeks (1986, Drama) Kim Basinger, Mickey Rourke.Sexual obsession draws a woman into a relationship with a man ol unusual erotic tastes.R' (TSN) SOCCER NEWS Host: Graham Leggat.(Taped) 11:35 B LES NOUVELLES 8 ICI MONTREAL g 11:45 8 LES SPORTS 11:50 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 12:00 8 NIGHT HEAT Hogan is shot during a bank holdup and aids O'Brien and Giambone in their search for the perpetrators.8 MAUDE O HIT SQUAD a MOVIE Scotland Yard au forum (1967) Michael Crawford, Oliver Reed Deux freres décident de voler les joyaux conserves a la Tour de Londres, B MOVIE ***'/2 "Excalibur" (1981, Fantasy) NicOI Williamson, Nigel Terry The legendary history of Camelot, from Arthur's conception and birth to the perilous quest for the Holy Grail and the final battle between Arthur and his son.(MM) POWER HOUR 12:05 m PERIODE DE QUESTIONS 12:10 a MONGRAIN DE SEL (R) 12:30 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LET-TERMAN (In Stereo) 0 MOVIE *¦* "Man at the Top" (1973, Drama) Harry Andrews, Nanette Newman.A high-level executive in a British pharmaceuticals corporation discovers that one of his com- pany's biggest-selling products is unsafe.O NEWS (PC) MOVIE A* "Sale destin (1986) Victor Lanoux.Pauline Lafont Une jeune femme entreprend de récupérer un talisman de valeur avec ! aide d'un puissant guerrier (TSN) BIG LEAGUE SOCCER Luton Town vs.Arsenal Littlewoods Cup Final.(Taped) 12:55 8 LES SUPER ETOILES DE LA LUTTE 1:00 8 FRONTLINE Examines the differences between American and Japanese cultures, using the game of baseball to illustrate each country's approach to business practices, g (MM) VJ: MICHAEL WILLIAMS 1:10 8 MOVIE "Family Sins' (1987, Drama) James Farentino, Jill Eiken-berry A well-intentioned father creates a family crisis when his blatant favoritism towards one of his two sons sparks a drastic response from the other.(R) 1:30 (FC) HITCHHIKER A radio evangelist is at the mercy of his own sinful past Gary Busey and Geraldine Page star.1:55 a LA POP COLLECTION 2:00 (FC) MOVIE* Rage of Honor" (1987, Adventure) Sho Kosugi, Lewis Van Bergen After his partner is brutally murdered, a Phoenix-based narcotics agent heads to Buenos Aires with vengeance on his mind R' (TSN) SPORTSDESK 2:05 (PC) MOVIE ** “Les Brutes (1986, Drame) Janet Laine Green.Jonathan Crombie.Une famille qui vient d em-menager dans une petite ville roussi, au cours des ans, a avoir main mise sur la population 2:30 (TSN) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Oakland A s at Toronto Blue Jays.(R) 2:50 a MOVIE **'/! "Time Travelers" (1976, Science Fiction) Sam Groom, Richard Basehart.In their search for a cure for a deadly epidemic, two men traveling through time arrive in Chicago on the eve of the great fire 3:30 (FC) HITCHHIKER A stray dog be comes an unusual pet for a depressed man (Michael O'Keefe) holed up in a t)03Ch tlOUS© 4:00 (FC) MOVIE "Running Mates'