The record, 3 mars 1989, Supplément 1

».adbois imeon oto: 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 Down the Pike is Up Ashley Sheltus of ‘Down the Pike’ is up the creek.He wrote in the Record last week that he could not favor the Meech Lake Accord “while it does not recognize that it is the mil of English and French in Canada that makes us special.” That leaves poor Ashley on record as favoring the Accord because it does exactly that.It proposes to amend the 1867 Constitution Act (once known as the British North America Act) by adding: “(1) The Constitution of Canada shall be interpreted in a manner consistent with: (a) The recognition that the existence of French-speaking Canadians, centred in Quebec but also present elsewhere in Canada, and English-speaking Canadians, concentrated outside Quebec but also present in Quebec, constitutes a fundamental characteristic of Canada; and (b) The recognition that Quebec constitutes within Canada a distinct society.” Fair enough — the bicultural and bilingual character of the country is to become embedded in the constitution for the very first time — just as Ashley would like — but here’s the rub: “(2) The role of the Parliament of Canada and the provincial legislatures to preserve the fundamental characteristics of Canada referred to in paragraph (l)(a) is affirmed; (3) The role of the Legislature and Government of Quebec to preserve and promote the distinct identity of Quebec referred to in paragraph (l)(b) is affirmed." That appears to say that if a fundamental characteristic of Canadian society is the mix of English and French, and Quebec is “distinct”, then perhaps the mix is not a fundamental aspect of Quebec society.AND FURTHERMORE And what can we make of the role of the federal government to ‘preserve’ that mix while it is the role of Quebec to ‘preserve and promote’ its distinction?One seems to say the fundamental characteristic will be maintained while the other proposes to change it.And what of the difference between ‘centred’ and ‘concentrated’ in (l)(a)?Does that imply Quebec is the ‘homeland’ of French-Canadians as the Parti Québécois argues?And can the Parliament of Canada pass laws to preserve the presence of English-speaking Canadians within Quebec only to have Quebec override those laws to promote its ‘distinct society’?That was what happened with Bill 178 and the Meech Lake Accord seems to sanction the practice.BUT, HOWSOME-EVER Recognizing that Quebec is somehow different from the other provinces (even though Newfoundland has a ‘distinct society’, the Yukon and Alberta have a ‘distinct society', the Inuit and the Menno-nites and the Caughnawaga Iroquois all have ‘distinct societies’ within Canada), seems to have won for Bourassa what the 1980 Referendum lost for Levesque — a separation of this province from the rest of the country.Whether that separation is a ‘distinct society or ‘sovereignty-association’ is a matter of semantic nit-picking and grist for the legal mills.The separation of Quebec becomes part of the Constitution of Canada.BUT THERE’S LOTS MORE There is lots of other stuff in the Meech Lake Accord — stuff about immigration, the Supreme Court, federal-provincial conferences, amendments to the 1982 Constitution Act.Its flaws are generally re- The Creek keeping company Who’s who By TADEUSZ LETARTE cognized but most politicians plan to go ahead with it anyway as the best they can patch up at the moment hoping to fix it later.After all, that’s the way the country began in the first place and we haven’t done too badly.Deadline for approving that Accord is June 1990.Before that date, Quebec has to go to the polls.IN THE MEANTIME Bourassa says the election will not be called until the fall which makes Parizeau suspicious that it will be in the spring.You never know, you know.Sugaring season is upon us.The anglos are in disarray, victory for the Parti Québécois will be a mandate for total separation and a French-only Quebec and events might run us over before we’ve put away our galoshes.All of this causes friend Birdsong to come over strange and burst into poetry again — or at least nursery rhymes : “Little Bobby Boo-Boo Promised English signs — Til he got elected — Then he changed his mind.“Now little Bobby Boo-Boo Is going to the polls And all the English voters Will rake him through the coals.“He has to call a 'lection No matter how he feels — And Blacque Jacques Parizeau Is snapping at his heels.“He has to call a 'lection Before the winter snows And how it’s going to turn out Heaven only knows.” And as for that Third Party of genuine Quebec lovers, the Anglo-Franco Accord, “Better keep your eye on That Heather Keith Ryan.” @1® © The Hon.little Bobby Boo Boo riding to the polls.Cat Steven’s music banned at Sam the Record Man OTTAWA (CP) - An Ottawa record store has removed Cat Stevens albums from its shelves to protest the retired singer’s support for a call for the death of British author Salman Rushdie.Ian McLeish, owner of Sam the Record Man in suburban Merivale Mall, said he decided to stop selling records by Stevens, a folk singer whose popularity flourished in the 1960s and early 1970s.Stevens, now a Muslim, said at a meeting of Muslim students in London last week that he supports Iranian leader Ayatollah Khomeini’s call for the death of Rushdie, author of The Satanic Verses.Muslims around the world have condemned the book as blasphemous.McLeish said he could not sell Stevens’s music in good conscience after the singer voiced his support for the murder of an author in a Western country.Stevens has not recorded an album since the late 1970s when he converted to Islam and changed his name to Yusef Islam.MOBILE, Ala.(AP) — For the fifth year running, a Texan has walked down the runway as the winner of the Miss USA contest.“They called my name and I was shocked,” Gretchen Polhemus said after she won the pageant Tuesday night.The 23-year-old cattle broker and real estate agent from Fort Worth said she thought her runner-up, Jill Scheffert of Oklahoma City, was the winner Richard Guy, director of the Texas USA pageant, said the state’s fifth winning entry in the Miss USA Pageant just showed that “classy, elegant, today women" are victorious.Guy and his partner Rex Holt have coached the last five Texas contestants, as well as the 1977 Texas entry, to victory through their agency Guy rex Associates, Polhemus was crowned at the conclusion of an internationally televised two-hour production on CBS from the Mobile Civic Centre-Dick Clark and Angie Dickinson served as masters of ceremonies.Prizes and gifts amounting to $200,000 US goes with the title.The other finalists, besides Miss Oklahoma, were Miss New Jersey-Deborah Lee Husti Miss Louisiana Elizabeth Primm ; and Miss Geor-giaMichele Nemeth.LOS ANGELES (AP) — Aspiring actor Rob Camilletti has pleaded no contest to two counts of vandalism for smashing a photographer's camera equipment outside the home of his girlfriend Cher, a prosecutor said.His lawyer entered the plea Tuesday.Camilletti, a former New York bagel maker, pizza chef and bartender, faces up to one year in jail and a $2,000 US fine when he is sentenced March 14.Camilletti's run-in with freelance photographers who were staking out Cher’s home occurred last July.He was accused of trying to run down photographer Peter Brandt in a Ferrari and damaging his camera equipment.A prosecutor said she will move to dismiss a reckless driving charge.Cher, 42, and Camilletti, 24, have been companions since meeting at a New York nightclub on her 40th birthday.NEW YORK (AP) — No more just the Material Girl, Madonna is the Collector.The singer-actress has joined Bill Cosby, Barbra Streisand and other celebrities on a list of the top 100 collectors in the United States, Art and Antiques magazine said Tuesday.Madonna, who earned $46 million in 1988, is a newcomer to the annual list — cited for her “top-notch collection of vintage photographs, particularly female nudes and boxers, and paintings by European masters.” ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.(AP) -Cast member Sinbad of the critically praised television situation comedy A Different World says the show's shortcomings are tempting him to leave.“Sometimes my role gets expanded but sometimes they don’t use me for two or three weeks,” said Sinbad.“I have to be all the way in or all the way out.I can’t straddle the fence.It’s hard for me emotionally because I want to give something to the show.” The comedian plays dormitory director and gym coach Waltei Oakes at fictional Hillman Collegf on the NBC show, a spin-off of Th< Cosby Show, This season the sit com has held the No.2 spot on th( A.C.Nielsen Co.ratings and sonn critics have called it television’ most improved show.LOS ANGELES (AP) — A loca record producer and a songwrite are deluging the United States’ ra dio stations with a pop-funk sing! calling for the release of soul sir ger James Brown from prison.Brown, 55, the self-proclaime Godfather of Soul, is serving a sis year sentence in a South Carolin prison on an array of charge stemming from a two-state chas Sept.24.THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA We’re out to make kidney disease obsolete. TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.MARCH 3, 1989-3 Heroes’ Memorial Elementary presents Pinocchio By Sharon McCully COWANSVILLE - The script is only one of the necessary elements needed in a play.The Heroes’ heroes found that out when their teacher Daniel Lapointe and Tony Whittal brought them into the school gymnasium in January to begin work on the children’s favorite, Pinocchio."We began with a huge bolt of white cotton, cut into 18-foot lengths,” says grade five teacher Daniel Lapionte.“The students painted curtain designs for each of the twelve scenes.” The result; colorful backdrops featuring the whale's mouth, the whale’s gullet, a beach scene, a giant fair, the money tree, and the road to the village of Collodi.” The next step called for hammers, nails, saws and paint for the thirty elementary students involved in the play to construct the stage set.“We like the students to be involved with the total production,” Lapointe said.The two teachers share the task of staging the play with Lapointe concentrating on the theatrical aspect while Grade 7 teacher, Mr.Whittal, focuses on production and design.” When students finally reach the stage, it's hours of rehearsal before the curtain rises to a live audience.That moment will arrive March 10 and 11 when the Heroes Players of Heroes Memorial School in Cowansville present John Morley's Pinocchio to theatre-lovers in the region.The curtain rises at 7 pm both nights.Tickets are available at the door for $3.The Warhol art show a blockbuster By Peter Elsworth NEW YORK (Reuter) — The square silver balloons floating above a corridor wallpapered with yellow and blue cows’ heads are an instant introduction to the campy world of the late Andy Warhol’s pop art.Warhol, the cute bad boy who dominated the 1960s New York art scene and introduced the world to the artistic qualities of soup cans and other mundane objects, is having a blockbuster show at the Museum of Modem Art here.Apart from the corridors, the show fills two floors of the museum and features some 300 paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and films by Warhol, who died Feb.22,1987, following gall-bladder surgery in New York.The first floor appropriately displays a number of self-portraits by the man who evolved into a cult hero but who remained aloof and detached.“He was the most deadpan personality I’ve ever met — totally silent, poker-faced, passive, a total sphinx,” says art historian Robert Rosenblum, who wrote an essay in the show’s catalogue."Talking, if you can call it talking, to him was like talking to a brilliant mute,” Rosenblum said in an interview.“I don’t like to touch things, that’s why my work is so distant from myself.” MULTIPLES DOMINATE Typically, the portraits are dominated by multiple images of the same photograph, silkscreened onto canvas and painted in bold, flat colors.The most enigmatic series, a face with Warhol holding two fingers to his lips, dates from 1967.In the most dramatic image, which serves as an introduction to the show, his face is colored by a pink, red and white camouflage design.Warhol, who was bom Andrew Warhola in Forest City, Pa., to Czech immigrant parents on Aug.6, 1928, studied in Pittsburgh and moved to New York in 1949 to work as a commercial artist.He marked his 1961 entry into the world of fine art by using five of his paintings for a department store window display.Many of Warhol’s paintings from this early period are on display at the museum.Warhol’s best work is generally considered to have been done in the mid-1960s, when he worked out of a studio in New York known as The Factory, surrounded by a lively and colorful entourage of helpers and hangers on.There he produced repeated silkscreened images of such everyday objects as dollar bills, Coca-Cola bottles and boxes of Brillo pads.These efforts culminated in the familiar rows of Campbell’s soup cans and portraits of such Telethon proceeds dwindle to $7,504 EDMONTON (CP) — The ly violence.$330,000 pledged on a star-studded Entertainers, including singer telethon in December will net an Debby Boone who charged $25,350 estimated $7,504 in proceeds for a US and expenses to perform six Lions Club campaign against fami- eight-minute segments, contribu- Give.for life! I m ik Ik r m QUEBEC HEART FOUNDATION 1358 King Street West Sherbrooke (Quebec) J1J 2B6 Tel.; (819) 562-7942 ted to the total stated cost of $212,160 for the fund-raiser.An interim financial report says the Edmonton Lions Club cut operating costs for the 1988 telethon by almost $60,000 from 1987.An estimate of proceeds assumes the club will be able to collect $79,000 more in public pledges still to be honored.Organizers of the Dec.3-4 telethon hope to defer for one year a debt of $40,000 to the CBC, which produced the show.If the group has to pay that debt it would reduce profits even more.Telethon chairman John Stain-ton said Tuesday he would not comment on the statement until he sees it.The statement doesn’t make clear what other outstanding costs might reduce earnings to an estimated net profit of $7,504.The stated $330,000 in pledges includes some pledges in kind, such as hotel and transportation costs, that reduce the actual amount of funds available for distribution.But despite the low proceeds, organizers have said the telethon’s financial woes are secondary to the important information about family violence broadcast into thousands of Alberta homes.Strici attention is the key word as the Heroes Players practice ai practice and practice.mm cultural icons as Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe, all of which are on display.CAPTURES ATTENTION “Warhol was a graphic artist with a background in advertising,” said David Bourdon, a former art critic at the Village Voice and Vogue magazine whose critical biography, Warhol, is due out this fall.' ‘He knew how to capture the attention of people, how to use the same object repeated 24 times rather than a single image,” “To the end of his life, he was full of praise for advertising,” Bourdon added.“He had no highfalutin’ disdain for commercial art and helped bring down the barriers between commercial and fine art.” In the other gallery of his current show, the mood is more sombre, starting off with his series of disaster paintings — silkscreens of gruesome car accidents, many with blood-splattered bodies in full view, as well as race riots and dispassionate views of an electric chair.As with the soup cans and the portraits, the disaster paintings show the same image repeated again and again, frustrating to the average viewer who wants to know what happened next.The show ends with an eclectic range of images that Warhol had been working on in the last years of his life, running from the coloring of a photograph of an astronaut on the moon to a giant study of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper superimposed by corporate logos.Twelve films Warhol made between 1963 and 1967 are also being screened during the show, which will run until May 2 and then move to Chicago.FEATURING (anadas Swplhuarl! 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MAKE YOUR RESERVATION' 821-5850 VISA Card accepted VIP seats available in limited quantity Not subject to the ditterent rebates Télé 7 CHJSoj WOO * SUPfR '¦*' 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 ‘Ontario’, a coming hit this week on Montreal radio MONTREAL (CP) — One of the most popular songs on Montreal radio these days is a good-natured put-down of Quebec’s traditional rival — Ontario.The song, Ontario, is the brainchild of Jeff Lumby and Howard Glassman, co-hosts of the morning show on radio station CJFM.It has lines such as: “You’ll like it better if you never go.That’s all you need to know about Ontario.” The song also pokes fun at “bars that close at noon” and fashions that are “key from 1953.” Since it was first broadcast about a month ago, it has become the most requested song on the station.The two hosts say the song was an amusing way to relieve language tensions in Quebec by focusing on the traditional rivalry between Ontario and Quebec.MONTREAL (CP) — Organizers are scouring Canada for young talent for the annual Montreal International Jazz Festival.This year, the admission criteria for the festival have been relaxed to attract more budding musicians, said organizer David Jobin.Jazz groups have until April 14 to sign up for the 1989 competition.Fifteen groups will be chosen by juries in five regions.The semi-finals will take place April 27-29 in Vancouver, Edmonton, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.The five finalists will appear at the Montreal jazz festival from June 30 to July 9.The winner gets a trophy, $5,000 and a record album produced by the CBC.The Edmonton Jazz Ensemble won the competition lasy year.MONTREAL (CP) — Pianist Louise Bessette has won first prize in the International Gaudeamus Interpreters Competition for contemporary music.The competition, in Rotterdam, finished Feb.12 and included 52 pianists from around the world playing music from the 20th century, particularly music written after 1940.Bessette, 29, a Montreal native who now lives in Paris, won the International Competition for Contemporary Piano Music in France in 1986 and in 1981 she won Canada’s competition for contemporary music.Bessette won with interpretations of music by Charles Ives,El- liott Carter and Pierre Boulez.Her first recording will be released in early March.HAMBURG (AP) — Ida Ehre, one of West Germany’s best-known actresses and a postwar pioneer of the stage, died in hospital Thursday at the age of 88.Ehre is credited with being a major force in reviving the German stage after years of cultural repression under the Nazi regime ofAdolf Hitler.She started the Hamburg Kam-merspiele theatre seven months after Nazi Germany’s defeat in 1945.Ehre, bom to Austrian parents, was a victim of Nazi repression because of her Jewish faith.She was banned from the stage in 1933 after moving to Berlin.NIMES (AP) — Richard Roud, 59, who guided the New York Film Festival to world prominence, died in this southern French city Monday after a heart attack, a hospital spokesman said Thursday.Bora in Boston, Roud in the 1950s became London correspondent for the film journal Cahiers du Cinema.He was film critic for the Manchester Guardian from 1963 to 1969 and then was a roving arts correspondent for the paper until his death.In 1959, he became program director of the London Film Festival.Four years later, Roud and his partner, Amos Vogel, were invited by Lincoln Centre to establish a similar festival in New York.The festival drew sellout crowds annually.Kim, inspiration for Rainman, defies human labels SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - When screenwriter Barry Morrow first met Kim, his original model for the central character in the movie Rain Man, Kim already knew Morrow’s past and present phone numbers and the number of freeway exits to his house.They met in Texas where Kim and his father, Fran, were attending a 1984 meeting of the American Association of Retarded Citizens.Kim, 37, is an extremely rare prodigious savant, capable of recalling virtually anything his senses have ever told him.But while Kim has a seemingly unlimited ability to absorb and recall facts and figures — including numbers in the telephone book — he has limited reasoning power and his IQ is a below-average 88.He always has lived with Fran in the Salt Lake City area, accompanying him on frequent business trips since a 1981 divorce from Kim’s mother “I am Rain Man," Kim said in an interview.“This is an important time for me.I have many talents now.” Morrow, who calls Kim “an island of genius,” believes the movie has changed Kim.“When I first met him, after he talked to me he dashed across the room and made low moaning sounds,” Morrow said.“Now, he would walk into a room and offer you his hand.” Kim’s father, who asked for the sake of privacy that his and Kim’s last name not be used, agrees that his son is changing.After a special screening of Rain Man for the Utah legislature, Kim stood up and stressed the importance of understanding the needs of the handicapped.HE’S LEARNING “I had no idea he could talk to those guys that way,” Fran said.“He is really learning to put his thoughts together.” After meeting father and son, Morrow decided he would pair a savant like Kim — trusting and sometimes childlike — with a greedy, self-centred and impatient brother.“Then I put them in a car and had them drive across the country together,” said Morrow, nominated for an Oscar for his screenplay.It chronicles the relationship between Raymond Babbit, an autistic savant played by Dustin Hoffman, and his brother, Charlie, played by Tom Cruise.“I don’t want to take away from the other people that helped Dustin create the character,” Morrow said from Claremont, Calif., “but Kim was the first inspiration for the story.” Coincidentally, Fran and Kim were rolling down the freeway when they heard the news last week that Rain Man had been no- Cdn talent By Bill Anderson TORONTO (CP) — Hoping to erase subtle forms of discrimination in the casting of films and TV shows, a leading Canadian talent union has worked out a deal that will see most independent producers keep a demographic score-card of the actors in their projects.The measure is designed to make casting directors “think differently” when they choose who will play a role, members of the Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists said Friday at a news conference.Instead of seeking a white man in his 60s to play a judge, for example, producers should consi- Mcervy Spring Bonus! 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the Massey Vanier teaching chef BY SHARON MCCULLY COWANSVILLE - Pierre Trudeau likes to snack on cheese - Russians athletes love blueberries with heavy cream - Prince Philip enjoys simple food, but if you plan to serve world-power brokers, Baron de Rothschild or Lord Carrington, bring out the white gloves and heavy silver.Chef Pierre Gadbois has been bringing a smile to the faces of some of the world’s most discriminating diners for the last thirty years.“At the World Summit at Chateau Montebello in 1981, Mr.Trudeau asked for a second bowl of my cream of asparagus soup”, Gadbois said proudly.“He’s a very witty fellow," Gadbois said of the former Prime Minister.“When one of the dignitaries asked the waiter what kind of cheese he was serving the waiter replied proudly, “They’re all Quebec cheeses.” Mr.Trudeau said, “You are wrong sir.These are Canadian cheeses made in Quebec.” BEGINNING AN ERA Pierre Gadbois began his first tour of kitchen duty at the Far-nham Military camp at age sixteen, emerging from the summer job with hopes for a career in cooking.“The sargent there told me I had a gift for food,” Gadbois recalled.“He gave me a break at a very important time in my life.” But after working weekends as a short-order cook for a local diner, Gadbois was sure he would never leave school to fry hamburgers.He enrolled at the Montreal Institute of Technology, and the formal training he received there propelled him into the kitchen of some of Canada’s finest hotels.After stints at resort hotels in Alberta and British Columbia, Pierre Gadbois returned to the Eastern Townships to operate the dinning room at Auberge de Sutton.THEN CAME TEACHING It was there he captured the attention of the new district of Bedford Director General.“The Director General was staying at the Auberge while his new house was under construction.So he asked me if 1 would like to teach cooking at the new Polyvalent about to open in Cowansville.” Gadbois moved to Massey Vanier High School the same day as the new furniture, and has remained there for the past 20 years.Next to cooking, Pierre loves to impart his knowledge to his students.“One of my students, Luc Montagne, is the executive chef at Chateau Montebello,” Gadbois says with the air of a proud father."It’s a wonderful thing when a student surpasses his mentor.” Gadbois also shares his personal success as a chef with his students.SPECIAL TREATS FOR VIPS In 1976 when Gadbois was placed in charge of feeding 300 equestrian athletes, VIPS, and grooms at the Bromont site of the Olympic equestrian events, half of the 185 kitchen staff were his students.It was there Gadbois met and had frequent conversation with Prince Philip and other members of the royal family.“Prince Philip was there all summer, along with Princess Anne and her husband who were competing in the equestrian event,” recalls Gadbois.“Prince Charles, Prince Andrew and the Queen came later for two days.” Gadbois derivied the most satisfaction cooking for the Russian athletes.“They always appreciated everything, unlike France’s athletes who were snobbish and demanding,” Gadbois said.“One day I gave the Russian team blueberries with heavy cream.It was the first time they had ever eaten blueberries, and afterward, they used sign language for more blueberries." When the contract for the 1981 World Summit was given to the Chateau Montebello, former student Luc Montagne enlisted the help of his former professor.“In one roon.we served President Ronald Reagan, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, French President Francois Mitterand, German Helman Schmidt, Japanese leader Suzuki, the Italian president, Prime Minsiter Trudeau, and the president of the European Community.” “Security was so tight we had to go through three sets of guards just to get into the kitchen,” he recalled.It was the first time Pierre Gad-bois ever made beaver tail consommé.“That was my most important assignmnet but not my best,” Gadbois says with a gleam in his eye.“The best was the Biideburg Convention where the guest list read like a who’s who of the rich and powerful.” “Among those seated at the table were Baron Rothschild, Lord Carrington, Henry Kissinger and others - just known as president of something.” “For every table of eight, there were eight waiters, each wearing white gloves,” Gadbois said describing the scene.“At the center of each table was a large, silver oval platter with eight individual servings.It was magnificent.” “Silverware for the occasion was borrowed from nearly every CP Hotel in the vicinity,” Gadbois said.FOOD FOR EVERYONE Whether cooking for prince or pauper, Gadbois devotes as much attention to pizza as pâté.“I love to cook and I love to see it done properly by my students.” When he began teaching the professional course to adults at Massey Vanier in 1969, he had a class of fifteen.Five years later, the group was so large, four teachers were g hired.^ “But my students are very dis- * couraged,” Gadbois says sadly.| “Their work as a cook in Quebec is ^ not recognized as a professional £ trade so they are forced to work for c the minimum wage.” « “Many students decide to do other, less arduous work even though there is a big demand for cooks," Gadbois says.“Unless the government gives cooks a trade status, this program will flounder and die as more young people opt for higher paying trades.” For the past two decades Gad- bois has kept the program alive by injecting money into the budget through bake sales, gourmet Christmas take-outs and a biweekly restaurant called Chez Pierre.“The largest budget I ever received was $12,000.Our costs run about $85,000 and I’ve never been in the red once in twenty years." Pierre Gadbois has served the rich and powerful, school kids and teachers ; he has sampled the food of some of the great masters of the art and he is adamant when he says: "the greatest cook in the world is my mother.” “She can do absolutely beautiful and magical things with leftovers.^ ^ Chef Gadbois has tickled the palates of the world’s tnost discriminating diners : « TOWNSHIPS WEEK^-FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 Weekdays MORNING 5:00 Q MORNING STRETCH © (FR) PERRY MASON (MM) (MO) CROWDED HOUSE: A MUCHMUSIC SCRAPBOOK (MM) (WE.FR) MUSIC VIDEOS (MM) (TH) AN EVENING WITH LEONARD COHEN (PC) MOVIE 5:15© (TH) GIMME A BREAK! 5.30 0 YOGI BEAR Q BODY BY JAKE (FC) (TH) MOVIE 5:45 © (MO.TH) VIDEO GOLD 6:00 O CBS MORNING NEWS Q THIS MORNING'S BUSINESS O AU CENTUPLE Q ABC WORLD NEWS THIS MORNING © ROMPER ROOM © BODY BY JAKE (MM) (MO,TU,WE.FR) SPOTLIGHT (FC) (WE.FR) MOVIE 6:15(FC) (MO) STRAIGHT SHOOTER: THE MAMA'S AND THE PAPA’S 6 30 O NBC NEWS AT SUNRISE O C'ESTDU SPORT © SALUT, BONJOUR © CANADA AM ® 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MAGAZINE O (FR) PLEIN TEMPS © 3-2 1 CONTACT (FC) (TU.WE) (PC) (FR) MOVIE EVENING 6:00 0 MONTREAL CE SOIR O 0 0 0 © NEWS O MONDE Q EN ESTRIE CE SOIR © ICI MONTREAL © PULSE © MACNEIL/ LEHRER NEWSHOUR (MM) (MO,TU.TH.FR) SPOTLIGHT (TSN) (MO) RENEGADES/TNT MONSTER TRUCK CHALLENGE (TSN) (TU) SNOW MOTION (TSN) (WE) ROTHMANS PORSCHE CHALLENGE (TSN) (TH) CALGARY STAMPEDE (TSN) (FR) AMERICAN MUSCLE MAGAZINE (PC) (TU,WE.TH) (FC) (TH.FR) MOVIE Film promotes consideration of nuclear moral dilemma Brian Dennehy looked restless, preoccupied and hot under the collar.That restlessness stayed with him through the entire seven weeks he was filming his role as Gen.Leslie R.Groves, the man who spearheaded the Manhattan Project and the making of the atomic bomb.Day One is the powerful account of the race to develop the bomb and the subsequent moral dilemma that its existence—both before the detonation and after—imposed on the world.The three-hour drama airs Sunday, March 5, on CBS.“Groves was not a comfortable man." Dennehy said, “and didn't make people around him comfortable.There was no obfuscation in his character.He was blunt and direct, always in a hurry."He gave the impression that he was just passing through a room or passing through a conversation.There’s always that quality about him—impatience, arrogance, a pushing quality.He was not an easy man to like in real life, I assume, but I’m attracted to him.He was driven, hard-working, ambitious.He was an extraordinary person who knew right away how to get things done.He built both the Pentagon and the atomic bomb.” Groves was assigned to head up the project when the government’s sluggish atomic research became urgent after the United States’ entry in World War II.The best scientists in the country were called in, but only in J.Robert Oppenheimer (David Strath-aim) did he find a man he trusted and liked enough to head up the scientific community.“Oppenheimer was an amazingly complicated man," Strathaim said.“My first reaction to him was of sadness because of what happened to him later when he was denied security clearance to work because the government thought he was a security risk.” “But the challenge here,” he contin- / t ''' ¦ BRIAN DENNEHY plays the military man who spearheaded the Manhattan Project in Day One, Sunday, March 5, on CBS.ued, “is not to consider him sympathetic from the point of view of history , but to try to illuminate his drive, his quick-witted and impulsive nature that got through a lot of red tape and philosophical quandries.Here was a man who knew he could make quite a mark for himself.I think he was egotistical and self-righteous.He had misgivings only after the bomb was dropped.” But there were others who were throroughly opposed to the dropping of the bomb.The military, scientific and political communities were absolutely split on the issue.Said Dennehy, “It was a conflict that existed between the people who wanted to use the bomb to end the war, which at that time was a reasonable objective, and those who said.‘This weapon creates more problems.’ ” Barnard Hughes, who plays Col.Henry L.Slimson.summed up the film.“Should we have dropped the bomb or not dropped it?That’s what Day One is all about,” he said."We’ll leave it up to the audience to decide.Everyone will take sides, and will probably have their minds changed two or three times before the movie is over.” < tv Liniing TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FKIDAY, MARCH 3.19H9-^5 Monday DAYTIME MOVIES 5:00 (PC) MOVIE: LES MODERNES 11988 Drame île Moeurs) Linda Fmentmo.Keith Carradme Un peintre s engage a forger 3 chets-a oeuvres.G 8:00 (FC) MOVIE: **V, FLAME OF THE BARBARY COAST (1945.Adventure) John Wayne.Ann Dvorak A gambling casino crumbles during the great San Francisco earthquake.NR 8:30 (PC) MOVIE: LE VENT DANS LES SAULES (1983, Animation) Aventures de Mole.Rat, Badger et Toad en Angleterre.G' 9:30 (FC) MOVIE: HOUR OF THE STAR (1986 Romance DramafSubtitled)) Mar ceha Cartaxi.Jose Dumont The bittersweet story of Macabea PGIS' 10:00(0 MOVIE: JOYEUSES PAQUES (1984.Comedie) Jean-Paul Belmondo.Mane La/oret Tribulations d un coureur de juponsimpenitent surpris par sa femme.(PC) MOVIE; 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# TITLE SHE WANTS TO DANCE WITH ME BORN TO BE MY BABY WILD THING ANGEL OF HARLEM I WANNA HAVE SOME FUN ARMAGEDDON IT WHAT I AM THE LOVER IN ME STRAIGHT UP WALKING AWAY WHEN THE CHILDREN CRY LOST IN YOUR EYES STOP A LITTLE RESPECT PARADISE CITY MY HEART CAN'T TELL YOU NO YOU GOT IT DON’T RUSH ME YOU GOT IT (RIGHT STUFF) SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY ETERNAL FUME I BEG YOUR PARDON LIVING YEARS HOLDING ON STAND TELL SOMEBODY ALL THIS TIME THE LOOK LIKE THE WAY I DO IF A TREE FALLS MY PREROGATIVE GOOD TIMES SEND YOUR LOVE GIRL YOU KNOW IT'S TRUE SHAKE FOR THE SHEIK THE LOVE IN YOUR EYES ORINOCO FLOW RONI DON’T TELL ME LIES LAST WEEK # Rick Astley 5 Bon Jovi 1 Tone Loc 10 U 2 4 Samantha Fox 3 Def Leppard 2 Edie Brickell 12 Sheena Easton 9 Paula Abdul 13 Information Society 6 White Lion 11 Debbie Gibson 21 Sam Brown 8 Erasure 17 Guns 'n Roses 20 Rod Stewart 19 Roy Orbison 23 Taylor Dane 7 New Kids on the Block 22 Fine Young Canibals 28 Bangles 29 Kon Kan 27 Tom Jones/Art of Noise 15 Mike & the Mechanics 30 Steve Winwood 16 R.E.M.32 Sass Jordan 14 Tiffany 18 Roxette 35 Melissa Etheridge 37 Bruce Cockburn 36 Bobby Brown 26 Tom Cochrane 40 Glass Tiger 34 Milli Vanilli 39 Escape Club 25 Eddie Money PL ENYA PL Bobby Brown PL Breathe PL .X—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 3 WHAT’S ON Notes By Claudia VillemaireMusic They tell me the Sherbrooke Chamber Ensemble had a great concert at St.Peter’s last Friday.Good news for classical music lovers who rarely get a chance to hear music of this quality or type.Their success and the public’s support means there’ll be more and that’s great.They are gearing up for a super University Drama Festival at Bishop’s University Drama Department scheduled for mid-March.Guest university is from Lieges, Belgium so everyone is putting their best foot forward to ensure a warm welcome and a successful festival.We’ll be giving you all the news soon.By the way, for the folks who like to get out on the town a bit, tipple a little and stomp their feet to good country music, there are clubs and locales out there who aren’t sending in their news tidbits.How about the folks at the Maples in Stanstead, or Salle Jean Paul in Bury, to name a couple.You must have some news.Give us a call at the Record (569-6345).E.T.V.HIGHLIGHTS The week of March 3 to 11 promises to be another great one on ETV Beginning March 3 Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford star in the Sunday afternoon Front Row Feature “The Way We Were” at 2 pm.On Sunday at 4:25 Judy Collins leads a chorus of 3000 voices in celebration of the old-fashioned community sing-along.Monday at 9:35, the Peter, Paul and Mary 25th Anniversary Special begins.Tuesday Nova examines the ancient mysteries of Easter Island at 9:35.:Let’s Rock tonight! Concert featuring rockers from the 1950s to 60’s performing their biggest hits starts at 8:30.The spotlight is on Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle and his orchestra with a collection of torch songs from the 30’s and 40’s.And of course, Lawrence Welk is in the spotlight on Saturday at 6 pm.Keeping the nostalgia mood intact another hour The Glenn Miller Band Reunion brings back original band members of the Miller’s Civilian and Army Air Force Bands.Entertaining the Troops follows at 9, a special tribute to performers who boosted morale at home and abroad and includes footage of Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Jack Benny and the Andrews Sisters.March 3, Beverly Sills hosts the Great Performances celebration of Bernstein at 70 at 9.Among the performers joining the Boston Symphony Orchestra are Lauren Bacall, Mstislav Rostropovich, Frederica von Stade, Barbara Hendricks and Bobby McFerrin.CTV Next Week On Channel 12, Sunday.March 5, Nightingales starts at 9 pm.The original pilot for the CTV series tells the story of eight very different young men and women who come to Los Angeles to study nursing.Monday is a busy night on CTV.Dear Elizabeth, a tribute to skating champion Elizabeth Manley, 1988 Olympic and World Silver Medalist airs at 7:30.Dear Elizabeth is a kind of life story according to Manley.Elizabeth sees herself remaining in front of the camera, hoping to be a commentator for the 1992 Olympic Winter Games and starring in the Sonja Henie Story on television or film.Forty-two talented, teen contestants, selected in regional competitions across the country, vie for the coveted Miss Teen Canada on Monday, March 6 at 8:30.Winners in several special categories will be announced during the telecasts including Miss Teen Fitness and the Britannica Scholastic Award.A special week long series You May Never Have To Die begins Monday and continues through Friday, starting every day at 1 pm.Monday, W.O.Mitchell gives his perspective on society’s current views of aging and how it has changed since his youth.Guests to be announced.Tuesday, Morley Callaghen talks about the inspiration that keeps him writing novels and vital in his 80 s.Wednesday world-renowned Shakespearian scholar and lecturer Northrop Frye and his new bride talk about their romance and subsequent marriage.Thursday, Peter Feniak/Rae Hull talk to a couple who has found happiness in a relationship where one partner is considerably older than the other and what makes it work.Friday, heralded baby-boom chronicler Ken Dychwald discusses the economic and social implications of the aging of the baby boomers.And there’s a new romantic comedy series beginning March 7 called Anything But Love.It tells the story of Hannah Miller, a frustrated writer with an indomitable spirit and impulsive nature.The fun begins at 9:30 pm.FOR PBS VIEWERS Few events in nature are more dramatic than the encounter between a hungry predator and its intended prey.Two lives, not one, are at stake, for the predator must kill in order to live.We all love a good chase and those who favor the supposed “underdog” - the prey - will have a field day as naturalist Marty Stouffer presents the wildest getaways ever filmed on Great Escapes, a 65-minute PBS special to he aired on March 9 at 8 pm, a special presentation in the Wild America series devoted exclusively to America’s rich heritage of wild creatures and wild places.The series is hosted by Marty Stouffer noted naturalist, who has assembled the very best of his work into the action-packed hour of Great Escapes.CBC TELEVISION A few highlights on CBC this week include Animation Special on Thursday.Award-winners past and present are featured in this special selection of animated shorts.The line-up includes Cosmic Zoo.Who are We?.George and Rosemary and Notes on a Triangle Each week, besiedes the featured presentation, host Gordon Pinsent will tell anecdotes and provide updates on what the filmmakers and actors are doing presently.On The Best Years this week the story of what can happen to grandparents.When a daughter or son needs help, grandparents are often pressed into service and become 24-hour-a-day parents and babysitters.Reporter Joyce Resin looks at the highs and lows of this situation Showcase at 2 on Sundays, brings the opera Don Giovanni to home audiences this week.In celebration of the bicentennial of the premiere of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s opera Don Giovanni in 1988, the Canadian Opera Company presented Mozart’s version of the legend of Don Juan, often described as “the greatest opera ever written”.The amorous adventures of Don Giovanni, one of the most attractive villains in opera, and his sly and witty servant, are recounted to some of Mozart's finest music.Music A recital of German Lieder music in McKinnon Hall at Bishop’s University Music Department is scheduled for March 11 at 8 pm.Featured guests are Ruth Barrie, mezzo-soprano and Cheryl Dutton-Stroud, pianist.They will be presenting a program which includes works by Schubert, Schumann, Strauss and Wolfe.The event is sponsored by the Eastern Townships Music Teachers Association (ET-MTA) and is free for members.There will be a small admission charge for non-members.March 11 and 12 are banner days at the The Old Brick Church, West Brome.They will present Consort Royal, a concert featuring viols and violins with Christine Moran -Baroque violin.Hélne Plouffe - baroque violin, Margaret Little - treble, bass, Marie-Hélae Bernard and Constance Pathy on tenor viol, Isabelle Marchand - bass viol and Ré-jean Poirier on harpischord.The program consists of work by Locke, Purcell and White.Admission is free.Concerts begin Sat., March 11 at 8 pm and Sunday.Mar.12 at 3 Pm.There’s an organ recital planned at the Lennoxville United Church on Sunday, March 5 at 3 pm.At the console will be Claude Bernier, a graduate of Bishop's University in organ and harpsichord where he studied with Dom André Laberge.Presently, Bernier is working on a graduate diploma in advanced music performance at Concordia University under Bernard Legacé.He is also assistant organist and choir master at St.Philip’s Anglican Church, Montreal West.The Montreal early keyboard society will present Bernard Legacé in The Four Keyboards: An Event at Redpatb Hall, McTavish Street, Montreal.Legacé will perform on the virginal, harpsichord, organ and fortepiano.At Plymouth - Trinity church there's a concert coming up on March 12 at 3 pm.They are presenting Choral Music for Miss Teen Canada Pageant — Dora Sutton, current Miss Teen Canada will crown her successor on Monday, March 6.See Notes.Lent prepared by the choirs of Lennoxville United and Ply-mouth-Trinity Church.Ruth Barrie, mezzo-soprano is guest soloist.The program will include everyone’s favorite Jesus Joy of Man’s Desiring and other Bach Chorales.For more information call 569-7023.A donation of $3 per person will be gratefully accepted.ON THE LIGHTER SIDE Country Fever finished their stint at Auberge Saguenay last weekend with quite a flourish according to my grapevine.The Auberge opening party turned into an event that will go down in history as the ‘funnest’ ever seen in those parts.But this week Steve Aulis had to ‘pay the piper’ in a manner of speaking undergoing some rather awkward foot-surgery and he and consequently the band will be off their feet' for a couple of weeks.Their female singer, and generally right-hand girl who looks after news and gigs and bookeeping and Steve and such, Jessie, tells me Steve has had to tend to a very sore foot, (took surgery to fix it) and now they’ll be out of commission for a while.But Jessie tells me one thing is for certain.“We’ll be back at the Auberge in Cookshire in May.In the meantime, we’ll just have to wait and see how things work out.” In the meantime, the Concords with Steve’s brother Sidney will be doing the honors at the Auberge during the month of March.No need to despair, they’re keeping that business called ‘foot stompin' music in the family out there.So get on out to Cookshire and take a listen.Mike Goodsell and his band will be at Auberge Memphré at 1007 Merry St., Magog.The Goodsell gang will be out to entertain every Thursday, Friday and Saturday until further notice.So get out to Magog for a change and see the sights.In Lennoxville at the Army, Navy and Air Force Hut, the Good Ole Boys will be making your feet itch to dance all during the month of March Folks should take note the Hut will have the usual festival of Irish music and libations — all part of their traditional Irish welcome to celebrate St.Patrick’s day on March 18.The Good Ole Boys will, of course, play for the Irish evening’s entertainment climax too.At the Golden Lion this week on Friday and Saturday is the Mickey Hall Band starting at 10 pm.This is an O’Keefe sponsored special weekend so there could be surprises in store for folks who turn out.Admission is $2.The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 99 in Cowansville is extending an invitation to one and all for a dance they have planned on March 11.The band is called ‘Image’ and the folks out that way think their music is the greatest.Admission is free. WHAT’S ON Exhibitions Well-known local artist, Joyce Schweitzer Cochrane presently exhibiting her watercolors at the Uplands Museum in Lennoxville will be on hand every Sunday until the show closes this month.Come on out to Uplands and meet the artist any Sunday between 3 and 5.Watercolors are her specialty and the exhibition continues until March 12.Gallery hours are daily 1 to 5, except Monday.A new show featuring a selection of books, objects and other similar works — 57 in all — continues at the Université de Sherbrooke Art Gallery until March 19.The exhibition presents both renowned artists and those who are making their first public appearance.The show covers many sides of writing and preparing a book for sale to the public, including illustrations and photography.Titled Active Process, the show is produced by Eric Ranff and Michael Lawlor.Until the end of this month, a display of 45 puppets made by youngsters from ages two to 16 will show off the winners of the annual plastic art competition.Then the last days of the month spotlight special Easter books with a demonstration of paper art as well.From March 17 to April 29, O Vertigo Danse will be presenting Chagall together with another of their creations, Don Quichotte in nine cities across Quebec.For more information call Anne Viau, Animation Service - 514-285-1600, local 222.Beaulne Museum in Coaticook is presenting a selection from its own art collection in an exhibition titled Quebec Engravings.Featured artists are Hélene Richard.René Richard and Francesco lacurto.It is also presenting an exhibition titled Coaticook on Post Cards throughout this month.You can also see two new exhibitio at Galerie Horace on King Street.In Hall 2, an exhibition called Boites et morceaux d’espace by Hélne Plourde.who has spent many years researching the triangular form and her recent work reflects both past themes and her new understanding of the powerful triangle She uses different mediums which include handmade paper, three-dimensional boxes, and eo-lages.Plourde is a graduate of Université of Montreal in Quebec and a specialist in engraving.The second new show at the Horace, La Passion de la Terre featuring Daniel Roy is in Hall 1.Roy combines painting and sculpture using many different materials to express his view of the present state of the our planet.He has exhibited throughout Quebec as well as working with the Sherbrooke dance company Sursaut.Gallery hours are Wednesday and Thursday -12 to 5, Friday -12 to 5, Saturday and Sunday - 1 to 5.The Musée Laurierin Arthabaska will present an exhibition of photography development based on a pictorial account of life in the Third World starting Saturday until March 31.The 55 color photos by ten Canadian photogra phers were chosen by Pierre Dessureauit of the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography and depicts various stages of development in the Third World, including agriculture, education, transport and environment.The museum is located at 16 Laurier West in Arthabaska and hours are Monday to Friday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 - Saturdays and Sundays from 10 to 6.At Centre Léon Marcotte, in Sherbrooke, a display demonstrating the various aspects of life, development and geography in the Gaspé Penninsula continues until March 26.This display offers an exceptional view of Gaspé and her people.The display, which comes from the Musée de Gaspé depicts the history and traditions of the area.There are four themes in the exhibition : geography, the people, the traditional fishing industry and tourism.One can visualize, through the detail and precision of the display, the ‘lay of the land' of this arm of Quebec which juts out into the sea.Visitors who follow the design plan may, as they browse, find examples of the tools and methods used by the first settlers, particualrly the natives of that area.Cases are filled with fishing tackle used to catch, either singly on hooks or later with the gill nets, the plentiful cod fish, their main source of food and revenue.One can, through the careful choice of articles on display, visualize fishing on the high seas, salting and drying the cod and preparing it for commercial uses.The evolution of the Gaspesian into provincial, national and international world markets is also explained, ending with a sobering peek into the future of the fishing industry as it stands today.A quick glance will explain not only the beauty of the area but the difficulties early settlers had in getting established and finding a means of providing a livelihood The rigors of an Atlantic seaboard climate and the hardships caused in large part by the rugged, mountainous terrain are clearly defined and interestingly laid out.An exhibition of Argentinian textiles, handwoven and colored with natural dyes, incorporating different textures and styles is presently on-going at Hall du Pavillion Central, Université of Sherbrooke, until March 19.An interesting exhibition that ties in well with our own tapestry art.Musée des Beaux Arts in Sherbrooke has extended a cordial invitation to everyone to come out and see their latest exhibition taken from their permanent collection as well as 25 new acquisitions.The new pieces include works by Wayne Seese, Jacques Barbeau and Guy Bailey.The exhibition continues until March 26 and is situated at 174 Palais, near the old Court House, in Sherbrooke.Hours are Tuesday to Sunday from 1 to 5.The art gallery of the Caisse Populaire de Sherbrooke-Est is presenting an exhibition featuring the work of Emoke de Galocsy until March 31.The artist, a native of Hungary living in Canada for the past 36 years, expresses his love of nature and color through his work.Galocsy has had wide international coverage and is well known in art circles across Canada as well as internationally.He most recently exhibitied at Salon de la Femme in Sherbrooke, the North Hatley Library and Musée Beaulne in Coaticook.A new approach to artistic exhibitions is going on at La Caisse Populaire de Sherbrooke gallery in collaboration with Le Musée du Séminaire de Sherbrooke.It’s called Les Oiseaux aux Mangeoires and visitors can view up to 24 species of Sherbrooke’s bird life feeding at various seasons.The Rose Window is presenting the works of the two winners of its art competition on the theme Winter in the Eastern Townships.Luigi Tiengo and Dwight Baird.The winning works of these two fine artists plus the works of many of the other contestants will be exhibited at The Rose Window from Sunday to March 19.The opening reception is Saturday, March 4 from 6 to 9.Arts Sutton Gallery will open an exhibition featuring the work of Catherine Bates on Saturday with the usual vernis sage.Gallery hours are 2 to 5, Thursday through Sunday Bishop-Champlain Art Gallery opens another exhibition March 7 to 23 titled Cent Ans de Tbéàre aMontréal.Complete with its accompanying catalogue were designed, produced, researched and written by Lorraine Camerlain and Diane Palovic of Cahiers de théàrejeu in Montreal.This exhibit has most recently been shown at the National Art Center in Ottawa and at places théére through the photogra phers’ eyes and also to indulge in our own dreams.Fifty of the 100 works have been selected for exhibition in this exhibition.Hours are 11 to 3 Tuesday through Friday and 7 tio 9 Thursday evenings.The gallery will also be open Wednesday, March 15 from 4 to 7 and Sat.and Sun.March 18 and 19from 11 am to 2 during the Quebec University Drama Festival scheduled at Centennial Theatre and the March 15 to 19.The Kirov Ballet of Leningrad, URSS returns to Canada this summer.They will appear in Montreal at Salle Wilfrid Pelletier June 20 to June 24.The program includes The Sleeping Beauty and Masterpieces of the Kirov l and II.Tickets go on sale to the general public Feb.27.Tickets are $35, $56, $62 and $70.COMPETITION An opportunity to win cash and recognition for your poetry or short stories is coming up.Poets and short-story writers are invited to enter the Ninth Annual Writing Competition sponsored by Cross-Canada Writers' Magazine.Over $2000 in cash and book prizes are awarded to 40 winners selected in each category.The competition opening date is Feb.1 and the entry deadline is June 30.For further details send a self-addressed, stamped, return envelope to Cross-Canada Writers’ Magazine, P.O.Box 277, Station F, Toronto, Ontario - M4Y 2L7.The 7th International Festival of Films on Art.focusing on the year of the giants of the arts : Karajan, Berlioz.Hugo, Gaugin, Moore, will take place between March 7 and 12 in Montreal The only one of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, the festival encompasses art in all its myriad forms ; painting, sculpture, architecture, engraving, design, mu- seology, restoration, photography, fashion, film personali ties and techniques, theatre, literature, dance and music The works being presented at the festival will be screened at the following locations: the Cinémathèque Québécoise.335 de Maisonneuve Blvd.East, the Maxwell Cummings Auditorium of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, 1379 Sher brooke St West, and the Cinéma Parallèle.3682 St.Laurent Blvd.For information call Anne Viau or Isabelle Harvey at 514-845-5233.A Scuba-Diving Festival is coming up at Ecole Montcalm on March 11.Organized once again by Michel Pinette.over 100 divers and friends from all the over the province will come out to take part in competitions both serious and silly.There’s a supper, a film and audio visual presentataion as well as door prizes to put the finishing touches on a great event.For more information call the Centre de plongée Nepteau, 819-564-2929 The Provincial Nintendo Championship 1989 is coming up soon with competitions already underway.Young people (and those a little less young) bitten by the video-game bug will at last have the chance to really test their Super Mario skills by taking part in the first provincial Nintendo cham pionship Prospective contestants must make their way to the nea rest Centre Vidéo Jeux & Ordinateurs outlet between Feb 27 and March 14.Or they may also enter at the Salon Inter national de la Jeunesse (at Montreal’s Olympic Velodrome) between March 15 and 17.The qualifying tests consists in accumulating as many points as possible at Super Mario within a prescribed period of time.Theatre Bishop's Drama Department will present Dark of the Moon in their spanking new Studio Theatre March 9,10,11,13 and 14.Dark of the Moon tells the story of John, a witch boy from “Old Baldy Mounting” and is directed by Bishop’s own Greg Tuck.Seating is limited so best start thinking of reser vations now.For information and reservations call 822-9692.The 3e Quebec Festival of University Theatre will take place at Bishop's University from March 15-19.This univer sity drama festival is jointly organized by the Bishop’s Uni versify Drama Department and the Service d’Animation Culturelle of the Université of Montreal During the five days, the festival will present a selection of productions by nine university members.As special guest this year, the festival will welcome Le Theatre Universitaire Liegeois of Belgium.For information call Colleen Servant, Bishop’s University, 822-9691.At the University of Sherbrooke a play called Certains Hommes Ont Besoin d’Aide comes to local theatre-goers with its focus on the terrible price of alcoholism.Directed by Gilbert Lepage, this play, featuring a cast of only two, combines comedy and personal tragedy during its emotion-filled length.Curtain rises Friday at 8:30.Broue is also scheduled for the March 2,3 and 4 at the University of Sherbrooke.Even after ten consecutive years with the original cast, Broue is still a hit.The play will return for two shows on May 16 and 17 as well.Curtain rises at 8:30.This spring the McGill University drama program presents contemporary Canadian playwright George Ryga ; powerful work, The Ecstasy of Rita Joe.Performances run Wednesday, March 8 to Saturday, March 11 and Tuesday March 14 to Saturday March 18 at 8 in Morrice Hall Theatre.3485 McTavish Street.Movies At the Carrefour de rEstrie Cinéma next week, Her Alibi stays on.Starting times are the same as last week.In Cowansville at the Princesse next week Young Guns, a good old-fashioned, dusty western starts off the evenings at 7:15.Feature film for the week, starting at 9 pm is Working Girl, a popular comedy.At MerriH’s Showplace in Newport this week Burbs, a side-splitting comedy is held over again.Fri., Sat.and Sun the show begins at 7:15 and 9:25.Mon to Thurs.- 7 25 Sat and Sun.matinées at 2:05.Second film next week is Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure.Curtain rises at 7 and 9:20 Fn., Sat.and Sun.Mon.to Thurs.- 7:20 with matinées Sat.and Sun.at 1:55.And.probably the best movie offered at Merrill’s next week is Rain Man.Showtimes are 6:45 and 9:15 Fri.Sat.and Sun.-7 :15 Mon.to Thurs.and matinées at 1:45Sat.and Sun.Events / 0 -TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 Travel _________________________Hcconl Disney-MGM studios makes world premiere May 1 LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla — The aura of Hollywood and the excitement of moviemaking combine at the Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park, the only movie theme park in the world in which visitors truly go behind the scenes to see sound-stage shooting and other production as it is taking place.Motion-picture and television production at the Disney-MGM Studios began in June 1988.The 135-acre gated attraction, located south of Epcot Center, opens to the public May 1,1989 - hours after an April 30 NBC prime-time special gives America an early look at Walt Disney World’s newest addi- tion.Everyone who visits the new theme park will be immersed in the best of Hollywood’s magic.Entering the park’s gates, guests will find themselves embarking on a stroll up a “Golden Age” Hollywood Boulevard - where distinctive architecture, eccentric street cha-ractrs and one-of-a-kind restaurants and shops give the feeling of Hollywood in the ’30s and ’40s.A full-scale re-creation of the famous Chinese Theatre stands at the end of the street, its doors the entrance to “The Great Movie Ride,” a journey through scenes from some of the most popular films ever made.Sets and props that have been carefully remade to resemble the originals and more than 100 “Audio-Animatronics” figures give guests a “point-of-shooting” perspective on “Casablanca”, “The Wizard of Oz,” “Mary Poppins,” “Raiders of the Lost Ark” and other exciting film favorites.Television’s exciting history gets similar star treatment.Roles from famous television shows are up for grabs in the 1,000-seat Super-star Television theater, where volunteers from the audience and TV’s all-time superstars “appear” together in scenes from famous TV shows.Production skills which help make the magic become featured players in other attractions.The live show in the 2,000-seat stunt theater re-creates the death-defying heroics of classic adventure films through movie stunt demonstrations.In the Monster Sound Show, individual guests are brought on stage to test their skills as film sound-effects technicians -with predictably funny results the audience enjoys during the film’s playback.Ornate studio gates welcome guests to the Backstage Studio Tour, an unparalleled public look at the mechanics of moviemaking.A guided tram tour aboard the Studio Shuttle winds past the working wardrobe and crafts shops, through residential and urban bac-klot street locations and into Ca-tasrophe Canyon, a special-effects adventure with realistic simulation of rainstorms, flash floods, earthquakes and fiery explosions.The guided walking tour begins in a special-effects area in which fascinating demonstrations explain the mechanical and optical tricks that turn the seemingly impossible into on-screen “reality.” Next stop is the soundstages, where specially designed and soundproofed observation corridors give guests as unobstructed -and unobtrusive - bird’s-eye biew of ongoing production.Television’s “Win, Lose or Draw,” “Siskel & Ebert” and a Carol Burnett special for The Disney Channel have shot on the three soundstages, and the syndicated “Superboy” TV series has done interior shooting on Soundstage 1 and done post production at the Studio post facility.“The Mickey Mouse Club,” a new Disney Channel series, begins production on the soundstages in early 1989.In the post-production area, guests see and hear the final phases of production from film editing to audio dubbing.Disney’s animation department plays a starring role in the Backstage Studio Tour.For the first time, the public can see Disney artists at work on the many exacting aspects of the world-renowned Disney animation.Guests watch artists create classic Disney characters, develop illustrated storyboards to plan a film’s story and dialogue and produce the mountain of paintings and drawings needed for animation.A small gallery and theater help to explain the intricate process.Theme park dining choices include The Soundstage Restaurant, filled with sets and props from Touchstome Pictures’ “Big Business” and the Hollywood Brown Derby.Other choices include snacks and sandwiches from Min & Bill’s Dockside Diner, a steamer-styled diner, and ice cream at Di-nosuar Gertie’s Ice Creams of Extinction, a refreshment stand built into the side of a full-sized dinosaur.Hollywood-themed shops feature collectibles from famous motion pictures, movie scripts, props, costume pieces, antiques and animation cels from classic Disney films.Guests also can become recording and music-video stars and land roles in ’40s-style “Grade B” movies.From the creative forces of Disney and George Lucas will come “Star Tours,” a flight simulator-based attraction opening at the theme park in 1990.The classic characters of the “Star Wars” mythology will come to life in this ultimate thrill adventure, which made its debut at Disneyland in 1987.m m § A» -î»*r mm* ¦i - f Y'< It’s Lights, Camera, Action - at new Disney World LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla.— Lights, cameras and all the action of hollywood filmmaking will be “on stage” for visitors from around the world beginning May 1 when Walt Disney World opens its new Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park.Ranking with the Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center as a major tourist attraction, the new park is also a full-size working studio where visitors will have a chance to see the stars in action, tour bac-klots and sound stages and enjoy one-of-a-kind Disney shows and adventures based on the glamour of Holywood.The Studios' premiere signals a 1989 vcation season filled with grand openings throughout the 29,000-acre Walt Disney World Resort complex, including Typhoon Lagoon, Pleasure Island and Wonders of Life.Coming in June is a new ride-through adventure in the Magic Kingdom where guests travel through the barnstorming history of aviation in Dreamflight presented by Delta, the official airline of Walt Disney World.Meanwhile, the summer celebration of Mickey Mouse’s 60th birthday year continues in the Magic Kingdom with a gala daily parade and the new Mickey's Birthday-land with its party shows and visits to the home of the famous mouse.Epcot Center visitors ride Viking boats through the “Maelstrom” exploring the new Norway, Gateway to Scandinavia, 11th nation in World Showcase, and thrill to the combination of sound, laser lights and fireworks in IllumiNations, presented by G.E.Lighting Also set for summer opening is Typhoon Lagoon, the new Disney water adventure park filled with flumes, slides, surfing on manmade waves and snorkeling in a salt-water lagoon filled with tropical sea life.The 50-acre park is located between Epcot Center and the Walt Disney World Village, the site of a third exciting summer opening - Pleasure Island.The new Island includes six nightclubs plus restaurants and unique shops built to resemble a restored waterfront area with everything from disco and roller skating to comedy and adventure clubs adjacent to the Disney Village Marketplace.Later in the year, Wonders of Life, presented by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., will provide a major new complex of unusual attractions in Epcot Center’s Future World including an exciting highspeed ride using flight simulators and extraordinary motion picture re-creations to explore the won- ders found within the human body.And there are more resort opportunities than ever before for Vacation Kingdom guests with new lodgings at Disney’s Grand Floridian Beach Resort and Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, two themed hotels with a total of more than 3,000 rooms which have opened near the Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center during the past year.The Disney-MGM Studios combines a motion picture/TV production facility with a theme park in a 135-acre complex located a mile southwest of Epcot Center (as Dumbo flies).Production began in 1988 with “Splash, Too,” “Ernest Saves Christmas” and television segments of “Win, Lose or Draw," “Siskel & Ebert” and a Carol Burnett special.MTV’s “Remote Control” game show and the syndicated “Superboy" TV series also have used the three state-of-the-art sound stages.Studio visitors will see the making of the new “Mickey Mouse Club," a daily feature on the Disney Channel, plus Disney animations at work, creative-costuming department, the giant New York City baeklot, special-effects and post-produciton facilities.It’s showtime on the theme-park side of the Studios, where a Hollywood Boulevard of the '30s and '40s sets the stage for an array of adventure: The Great Movie Ride into the greatest moments in movie history; Superstar Television, in which guests participate in making a TV show; Monster Sound Show, a participatory sound-effects show; a stunt theater; and street theater around every art-deco corner. TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY.MARCH 3, 1989-11 This week's TV Listings for this week's television programs as supplied by While we make every effort to ensure their l accuracy, they are subject to change without notice.STATIONS LISTED Channel Station Q CBFT O WCAX 0 WPTZ O CBMT o CHLT o WMTW o CKSH 03 CFTM (B CFCF æ WVNY ETV MM FC TSN PC N y BRIAN DENNEHY (right) stare as Qan.Leslie R.Groves, the man who apearheaded the Manhattan Project and the making of the atomic bomb in Day One, Sunday, March S, on CBS.David Strathaim plays J.Robert Oppenheimer, the brilliant scientist who headed the endeavor at Los Alamos.Wm: ¦ MORNING 5:00 0 FACTS OF LIFE (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (TSN) LPGA KEMPER OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT (R) (PC) MOVIE: LE MAITRE DE LA CAMORRA 1986 Drame policier) Ben Gatcara Lama Del Sol Un condamne se construtl un empire cnmtnel a partir de sa cellule PG13 5 30 0 facts of life IB GIMME A BREAK! 6 00 O FUNTASTIC WORLD O GALAXY RANGERS (B SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON Œ TRANSFORMERS (MM) SPOTLIGHT Chris de Burgh (FC) MOVIE: THE SECRET DOOR 11964 Drama Suspense) Hoberl Hutton Sandra Dome Prisoners crack the Japanese Naval Code tor the U S NR 6:30 0 TEST PATTERN O WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY (B PAUL HANN Œ BISKETTS (MM) ROCKFLASH WRAP 7:00 O WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY {Animated) Donald emcees this hilar ious collection ot cartoon classics (B DENNIS THE MENACE œ BUFORD AND GALLOPING GHOST (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (TSN) SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news show m Canada NR 7 300 O PASSE PARTOUT O DR FAD ID 100 HUNTLEY STREET tË SPIDERMAN (MM) MUCHWEST With Terry David Mulligan (FC) MOVIE **>/, THE LAST COMMAND 1955 Advenluir Dramu Sterling Hayden Anna Maria Alherghetti Jim Bowie and his band ot Texans tighl to defend the Alamo NR (TSN) SPEEDWEEK (R) 7:45 0 HATHA YOGA 8:00 0 o GABBY ET LES PETITS MALINS O ADVENTURES OF RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY g Q DENVER THE LAST DINOSAUR O SB SESAME STREET g O MONDE A VENIR O FLINTSTONE KIDS SB DINO RIDERS (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (TSN) SKYDOME COUNTDOWN (R) (PC) MOVIE LE TEMPLE DU DIEU SOLEIL il984 Drame d Aventures) David Warbeck John Steiner Le temple du Dieu Soleil est le trésor le plus convoite du monde G 8:30 0 LA FAMILLE CALINOURS O SUPERMAN g O GUMMI BEARS g O LA CROISIERE S'AMUSE O NEW ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH g O CALINOURS (B ROCKETS g œ ROBOCOP (TSN) THOROUGHBRED SPORTS DIGEST (R) 9:000 O SCHTROUMPFS g O MUPPET BABIES g O SMURFS O MOVIE: "YOGI AND THE INVA SION OF THE SPACE BEARS SA TURDAY MORNING MOVIE 'Animated.NR (B EXTRA, EXTRA Ç S TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES O) BOOKMARK |1988| Lewis H Lapham discusses current book s with authors and critics (TSN) WORLD OF HORSE RACING —TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 Saturday (H) 9 15(FC) MOVIE: '/, LEONARD PART 6 11987 Adventure Comedy) Bill Cosby.Tom Courtenay Rich ex-secret agent is called upon to battle vegetarian villainess PG 9:30 0 LES MYSTERIEUSES CITES D'OR O P TIT MONDE DE VINCENT O GB SLIMER AND THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS ?O MYSTERIEUSES CITES D OR © PUNKIE © S-4-3-2 RUN ?JB SNEAK PREVIEW HBO offers the viewer a peak at the programming that is forthcoming.?(TSN) RE/MAX SUPERSTAR HOCKEY CHALLENGE (R) 9:45 (PC) MOVIE: BAT A AN f 1943 Dramede Guerre) Robert taylor.George Murphy.Film sur la guerre du Pacifique G 10:00 0 SIGNE CAT S EYES O PEE WEE'S PLAYHOUSE Q O THE CHIPMUNKS O CAT'S EYES © ARNOLD ET WILLY © PUTTNAM'S PRAIRIE EMPORIUM ü DEGRASSI JUNIOR HIGH Wheels runs away; Shane goes to a concert and gets some aot) O (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS 10:30 0 JONATHAN Q GARFIELD AND FRIENDS g 0 ALF Q æ A PUP NAMED SCOOBY 000 § ECHANGE U.E R.Jonathan © BANDE A NIMEE © DUCKTALES œ NEWTON'S APPLE g 10:45 (FC) HAIL! HAIL! ROCK N' ROLL !1987, Concert Documentary) Chuck Berry Keith Richards An all star band gathers for Chuck Berry s 60th birthday party.PG 11:000 LES HEROS DU SAMEDI Hockey O HEY, VERN, IT’S ERNEST! g O STAR TREK I.Mudd O æ BUGS BUNNY AND TWEETY SHOW g O HEROS DU SAMEDI © LEGENDS OF THE WORLD SB HOMETIME Learn how electrical systems work and how to work with an electrician g (TSN) SOCCER SATURDAY (L) 11:30 0 TEEN WOLF g 0 MY LITTLE PONY © JUSTICE POUR TOUS © BOB IZUMI S) THIS OLD HOUSE g 11 45 (PC) MOVIE.WALL STREET (1987 Drame de Moeurs (sous-titre)) Michael Douglas.Charlie Sheen Bud Fox reve d appartenir a i elite dn Wall Street.'G P AFTERNOON 12:00 0 LA MOISSON DU DESESPOIR 0 MIGHTY MOUSE: NEW ADVENTURES g 0 ANIMATED CLASSICS O WHAT’S NEW' 0 MOVIE: LES SPECIALISTES cambrioler un casino appartenant a la 0 AMERICA'S TOP TEN O LA MAISON DU DESESPOIR © SAMEDI MAGAZINE ffi WWF SUPERSTARS OF WRESTLING © FOREVER LEAN II JB THE NEW YANKEE WORKSHOP Norm constructs a bedside table inspired by one (torn Massachusetts.(jfIM) ERICA EHM'S FASHION NOTES 12 30 O CBS STORYBREAK Q O WONDERSTRUCK Q WILD KINGDOM © BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS Œ VICTORY GARDEN (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (TSN) SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news show in Canada.NR 12:45 (FC) MOVIE: ¦**''.TRAVELLING NORTH 11987 Drama) Leo McKern.Julia Blake A budding romance s overshadowed by tragedy.PG13' 1:00 0 MOVIE: TINTIN ET LE LAC AUX REQUINS 1972 Dessins Ammes) Tintm se rend en Syldavie ou Tournesol Doursuit des recherches 0 IN FISHERMAN 0 WWF WRESTLING SUPERSTARS Q SEA HUNT The Scavenger O MOVIE:***'/, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1956 Science Fiction) Kevin McCarthy.Dana Wynter Alien duplicates hatched from pods attempt to take over a small town NR O CINEMA © MOVIE; *** SPECIAL PEOPLE (1984, Drama) Brooke Adams.Susan Roman The story of a world famous theatre troupe made up of retarded kids.NR © MINDPOWER © DR.WHO: THE TALONS OF WENG-CHIANG iSoence Fiction) Tom Baker The doctor discovers a war criminal from 5000 A.O posing as a God.(TSN) RINKSIDE (R) 1:300 DRIVER’S SEAT Chevrolet Cavalier.Volvo 760 (TSN) SPEEDWEEK (R) 2:00 0 NCAA BASKETBALL UNLV vs LSU (L) 0 MOVIE: *** BOYS TOWN 11938 Drama) Spencer Tracy.Mickey Rooney In Father Flanagan sBoysTown,there s no such thing as a bad boy NR O PAR 27 o MOVIE: LES RESCAPES DU FUTUR (1976.Drame de Science-Fiction) Peter Fonda.Blythe Danner.Invites de parc d attractions futuriste sont remplaces par des robots © MOVIE: CAUCHEMAR (1981 Drame Policier) Kathleen Belter.Mariette Hanley Jeune fille qui doit hanter d une fortune est victime d un complot.© MORGAN BRITTANY ON BEAUTY (TSN) SKYOOME COUNTDOWN (R) (PC) MOVIE: GABY (1987 Drame Social) Rachel Levin.Norman Aleandro Combat optimisme pour la vie d une fille muette et paralysée.PG13 2:30 0 FISH'N CANADA © GOVERNMENT GRANTS (FC) MOVIE: *'/¦ FOR KEEPS (1988 Drama) Molly Ringin/ald Randall Batinkotf Two high school students must put college aside to have a baby.'PG13 (TSN) SCOTT TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS CURLING Opening Ceremonies (L) 3:00 0 UNIVERS DES SPORTS o SPORTSWEEKEND World Cup Skiing 0 © PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR True Value Open (L) g 0 SAMEDIS FANTASTIQUES Le Piranha ® TEN PIN BOWLING (MM) R.S.V.P 3:15© EUROPEAN JOURNAL 3:30 0 TOUT DOUX DINKY © SKI BASE ffi BILL MOYERS’ WORLD OF IDEAS (1988 Informational Programming) NR' 4:00 0 DORAL RYDER OPEN Third round golf (L) 0 SUPERBOY 0 © LA CUISINE OE ROBERTO 0 GALTAR © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Iron- man Triathlon, Figure Skating ffi NEWSLEADERS (19891 Fred Friendly of Columbia University talks about the future of news (MM) SOUL IN THE CITY (PC) MOVIE: LA VIE EST UN LONG FLEUVE TRANQUILLE (1987.Comeihe) Benoit Magunel.Valerie Lalande Deux familles complètement differentes sont mises face a face.’G 4:15 (FC) MOVIE: ***V« HOPE AND GLORY 11987.Drama) Sarah Miles.David Hayman Sensitive, humorous look at a 7 year old s childhood during WWII.PG13' 4 30 0 GENIES EN HERBE g 0 WOMEN'S KEMPER OPEN Third round golf (L) O VIDEO STAR 0 © ABC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Ironman triathlon; skating (T> g CAPITAINE CAVERNE © AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX ffi BODYWATCH (1989) See how water fluoridation is making cavities a thing ot the past g 5:00 0 COURSE DES AMERIQUES Q © CHARIVARI O YOGI'S TREASURE HUNT © JULIA CHILD AND COMPANY (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (TSN) CURLING CONTINUES 5:30 0 GHOSTBUSTERS 0 PACHA © FLASHVARICELLE © FRUGAL GOURMET Enioy deep dish pizza, hot dogs, steak.Chicago s famed dining spots (PC) MOVIÈ: LES GUERRIERS DU SOLEIL (1986 Science-Fiction) Lukas Haas.Jamt Gertz Des adolescents s affrontent dans des matches clandestins.PG EVENING 6:00 0 O TELEJOURNAL g 0 O O NEWS O CBC SATURDAY REPORT O MOVIE: L’ETRANGE MR.RYDER (1985.Drame Policier) Judd Rush.Karen Canson Un psychopathe tente de se venger de son frere qui l’a lait arrêter.NR © ICI MONTREAL © PULSE © ABC NEWS g © LAWRENCE WELK Small Town.USA (MM) SPOTLIGHT Bryan Adams (TSN) WORLD CLASS SPORTFISHING (P) 6 15 0 Q SCULLY RENCONTRE (FC) MOVIE: **V, THE COUCH TRIP ( 1988.Comedy) Dan Aykroyd.Donna Dixon Escaped mental patient becomes a famous L A radio show psychiatrist.R 6 30 0 CBS NEWS 0 M'A'S'H Q NEWHART g O ABC NEWS g © BUGS BUNNY © DICK IRVIN'S HOCKEY MAGAZINE © TWILIGHT ZONE (MM) THE GO GOS: WILD AT THE GREEK (Concert) Belinda Carlisle.Gina Schock The Go Gos thrill a sold out house at L A.s Greek Theatre.NR (TSN) SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news show in Canada.NR 7:00 0 JUSTE POUR RIRE g 0 WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY (Variety) 0 CHEERS O ORSER & MANLEY SKATE (1989) Brian Orser.FUzabeth Manley An affectionate visit with Canada s sweethearts of figure skating 0 STAR SEARCH 0 FESTIVAL JUSTE POUR RIRE ffi LA LUTTE WWF © FAMILY TIES Jennifer and Alex are both pursued by assertive suitors.® STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION NR ffi AUSTIN CITY LIMITS (1989) Jordan's two-handed tapping technique is opening up new worlds (TSN) USACAÙTO RACING SERIES Copper World Classic, from Arizona 7:15 (PC) MOVIE: KIDCO (1984.Comedie) Scott Schwartz Cinnamon Idles Vrai histoire de la compagnie fondée et operee par les entants Cessna G 7:30© STARTING FROM SCRATCH (TSN) MENNEN CUP SQUASH Semifinals Invitational Tournament 8:00 0 SOIREE DU HOCKEY Sabres affr.Canadiens (L) 0 DOLPHIN COVE 0 227 Flip Wilson Sandra poses as a nun to help Mary battle an unscrupulous baker g 0 NHL HOCKEY Regional Broadcast IL) ft.» © MOVIE: L’ARNAQUE II (1983 Comedie Policiers) Jackie Gleason.Mac Davis Deux combinards organisent un combat de boxe truque.NR G © MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE IMF crashes a posh Washington party to expose a corrupt reporter, g Q TELEJOURNAL © RONNIE HAWKINS LOOKING FOR THE GOOD TIMES ffi WONDERWORKS Twiggy.Ian McShane The brothers audition for an American touring company g (MM) SOUL IN THE CITY (FC) MOVIE: '/, LEONARD PART 6 11987 Adventure Comedy) Bill Cosby Tom Courtenay Rich ex-secref agent is called upon to baffle vegetarian villainess PG 8:15 0 SOIREE OU HOCKEY Sabres affr Canadiens (L) 8.30 0 AMEN The deacon persuades the church to manage a promising young boxer g 9:000 SIMON AND SIMON 0 GOLDEN GIRLS Boh Hope Rose fantasizes that Bob Hope is her long-iost father, g O © © A MAN CALLED HAWK Revolutionary attempts to Kidnap his brother from an American family, ffi MOVIE: **** PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 11940, Drama) Greer Garson Sir Laurence Olivier Five sisters determine to find suitable husbands.NR (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (TSN) SCOTT TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS CURLING Canadian Women s Curling (L) (PC) MOVIE: GOOD MORNING VIETNAM 11987 Comedie Dramatique) Rohm Williams.Forest Whitaker Un disc-jockey arrive a Saigon pour remounter le morale des troupes.PG 9:30 0 EMPTY NEST (FC) MOVIE: V, HEAT 11987 Action Thriller) Burt Reynolds.Karen Young.He s a deadly private eye, an out of luck gambler with a score to fix R 10:00 o WEST 57TH CBS News primetime magazine g 0 HUNTER Murder suspect is believed to have been framed by psychiatric doctors.O © JOURNAL INTIME O © MURPHY’S LAW Murphy investigates murder involving May/-September romance (R) g © MURPHY S LAW Q (MV) SPOTLIGHT Bryan Adams 10:30 0 TELEJOURNAL (MM) THE GO GOS: WILD AT THE GREEK [Concert) Belinda Carlisle Gina Schock The Go Gos thrill a sold out house at L A s Greek Theatre.NR 10:45 0 NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 0 MOVIE: MERVEILLEUSE ANGELIQUE (1965 Film d Aventures) Michele Mercier Jean-Louis Trintignant Angélique se joint a la bande des truands de la Cour des Miracles.NR O 0 Q NEWS O NATIONAL g o © NOUVELLES TVA O NOUVELLES DU SPORT © CTV WEEKEND NEWS g © ABC NEWS g ffi ART BLAKEY THE JAZZ MESSENGER (1989) The story of jazz drummer Art Blakey is recounted (PC) MOVIE: LE PROJET MANHATTAN (1986 Comedie Dramatique) John Lithgow.Christopher Collet.Jeune bricoleur fabrique sa propre bombe atomique-maison G 11:150 NEWS 0 © LES SPORTS 0 ABC NEWS Q O MOVIE: L’HOMME DES HAUTES PLAINES (1973.Western) Chut Eastwood.Verna Bloom Un expert tireur est engage pour protéger une ville de 3 bandits.NR ffi WAR OF THE WORLDS (FC) MOVIE: ** ACTION JACKSON (1988.Action) Carl Weathers.Craig T Nelson.Honest cop is one man fighting force pitted against corruption.R 11:30 0 MAGNUM, P I.0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host.Glenn Close 0 MOVIE: EL PISTOLERO 1975 Western) Tom Laughhn Ron ONeal.Un habile pistolero s'oppose a son beau-frere naufrageur Q FREDDY'S NIGHTMARES (Thriller) NR' © MOVIE: LES EXTRA TERRESTRES 1983.Science Fiction; Paul LeMat.Nancy Allen Un village est occupe par des extra-terrestres NR © PULSE 1!:45 0 SPITTING IMAGE 12:00© MOVIE: **V, CACTUS FLOWER i1969.Comedy) Walter Matthau.Ingrid Bergman A man plans lo marry his mistress, but falls in love with another PG ffi GREAT PERFORMANCES An intimate portrait of trumpet virtuoso Wynton Marsalis is featured, g (MM) ERICA EHM'S FASHION NOTES (TSN) SPORTSDESK" 0 SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news show m Canada NR 12:15 0 SECRET AGENT Drake s delicate assignment concerns an Indian nahonai.g ffi GOVERNMENTS GRANTS 12:30 0 NO SMOKING Q TWILIGHT ZONE (MM) MUSIC VIDEO (TSN) TOP RANK BOXING (R) 12:45 ffi SIGN OFF (FC) MOVIE: BAJA OKLAHOMA (1988.Comedy (Edited Version)) Lesley Ann Warren Peter Coyote A Texas barmaid wrestles with romance and songwritmg NR (PC) MOVIE: L EMPRISE DES TENEBRES 1987, Drame d'horreur) Bill °ullman Cathy Tyson Une Poudre étrange a la oouvoir de faire renaître iss morts.1:00 0 CANADIAN SMALL BUSINESS 0 FREDDY'S NIGHTMARES 'Thriller) NR Q MORGAN BRITTANY ON BEAUTY Q) WILD WOMEN DON’T HAVE THE BLUES Follow the impact made by a generation ot female blues performers.1:15 0 FERMETURE O SIGN OFF O VIDEO STAR 1:30 0 DISCOVER Robert Vaughn O 03 FERMETURE 2:00 O S) SIGN OFF O GOVERNMENT GRANTS O NEWS © MOVIE: *'/.UTILITIES (1981 Comedy) Robert Hays.Brooke Adams A social worker vows to undermine nearness utility companies.PG (TSN) SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news snow in Canada NR' 2:15 0 FERMETURE O SIGN OFF 2:30 Q SIGN OFF (FC) MOVIE: »¦/, AMAZON WOMEN ON THE MOON it987.Comedy) Steve Allen.Ed Begley Jr.Directors and stars create skits about modern life s absurdities R (TSN) MENNEN CUP SQUASH Semifinals Invitational Tournament 3:00 (MM) R.S.V.P.You Pick the Songs' (PC) MOVIE LA VEUVE NOIRE (1987 Drame Policier) Debra Winger.Theresa Russell Femme veut coincer une autre femme qui tue ses maris successifs.G K l D*S FARE Parents’ Choice bestows honors By Donna Gooch Parents' Choice Awards are given annually by the non-profit Parents’ Choice Foundation for the best in children's books, toys, home videos, recordings, computer programs and television.A panel of 10 newspaper television critics (naturally) selects the TV winners.The foundation also publishes Parents' Choice Magazine, a national review of children’s media.NBC’s Gold Seal winners include the popular comedy series ALF.in the age 8-11 category, which centers on the fanner family and the alien who takes up residence with them.The Storyteller, focusing on a medieval storyteller played by John Hurt, won for Outstanding Children's Program in.the all ages category.Another winner, in the age 12 and over category, was Main Street, featuring Marta Shnver and Bill Schechner.CBS won Gold Seal awards for Muppet tiahies.Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures and Pee-wee's Playhouse.ABC was honored with Gold Seals for The Wonder Years, starring Fred Savage as a kid in the ’60s, and God Bless the Child, a presentation of ABC Theater.ABC also won Silver Seals for Head of the Class and The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.On the cable side.Nickelodeon captured more awards for children's programming than any other basic cable programming service.The service received a Parents' Choice Award for the talk show Don't Just Sit There for kids age 8-11.Nick s Pinwheel, a pre-school program.and Sharon.Lots «£ Brain's Elephant Show each took an award as well. Sunday TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 198» MORNING 5:00 IB PERRY MASON (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (PC) MOVIE: GOOD MORNING VIETNAM (1987 Comedie Dramatique) Robin Williams.Forest Whitaker Un disc-jockey arrive a Saigon pour remounter le morale des troupes PG 5:30 (FC) MOVIE: FINDING MARY MARCH il 988) Rick Boland Tara Manuel Ted Cormack and his daughter find Mary March s body PG13 6:00 O MY LITTLE PONY O GALAXY RANGERS (B CIRCLE SQUARE (MM) SPOTLIGHT Bryan Adams 6:30 Q HOUR OF POWER ?O COMMUNITY 8 IB ROCKET ROBIN HOOD BEARY FAMILY (MM) THE GO GOS: WILD AT THE GREEK (Concert) Belinda Carlisle.Gina Schock The Go Gos thrill a sold out house at L A 's Greek Theatre NR 7:00 O EN TOUTE AMITIE O U S.FARM REPORT (B TEDDY RUXPIN OS BULLWINKLE ffi SESAME STREET ?(FC) MOVIE: **V.HOUSEKEEPING (1987, Comedy Drama) Christine Lahti Sara Walker An eccentric aunt is summoned to care tor sister s orphaned daughters PG (TSN) SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news show In Canada.NR (PC) SNORKY 7:30 8 PASSE-PARTOUT 0 CRITICAL QUESTIONS Q IT IS WRITTEN Q JUSTICE POUR TOUS Q JIMMY SWAGGART © WORLD TOMORROW © OUR TOWN (TSN) ROTHMANS PORSCHE CHALLENGE (R) (PC) EDGAR, LE DETECTIVE CAMBRIOLEUR 7:45 O HATHA YOGA 8:00 8 LES GNOMES 8 WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY 1 Variety) 8 SUNDAY TODAY O SKIPPER AND COMPANY O 03 SOIREE CANADIENNE O JIMMY SWAGGART © CANADA BUSINESS WEEK © CELEBRATING CHRIST © SESAME STREET Q (MM) ERICA EHIWS FASHION NOTES (TSN) TRANSWORLD SPORT (P) (PC) CLEMENTINE 8:308 LUCKY LUKE ?O EDISON TWINS Q Q CATHOLIC MASS (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (PC) MOVIE: LES FILOUS 1987 Comedie) Richard Dreytuss.Danny DeVito Un accident de voiture fait entrer en conflit deux représentants 9:00 8 8 RAHAN q 8 CBS SUNDAY MORNING O SWITCHBACK O LA CROISIERE S'AMUSE O WORLD TOMORROW © TELE-CARRIERES ET PROFESSIONS © EXPECT A MIRACLE FORUM 22 © SHINING TIME STATION Matt and Tanya try to put on a show with ventriloquist s dummies, q (FC) MOVIE: »*'/.WAKE OF THE RED WITCH (1948 Adventure) John Wayne.Gig Young A feud erupts between an East Indies trade monarch and a sea captain.NR (TSN) PRO WRESTLING PLUS (P) 9:30 8 LA VERITABLE HISTOIRE DE MAL VIRA 8 MEET THE PRESS q O IT IS WRITTEN O MALVIRA © WORLD TOMORROW © JIMMY SWAGGART © LONG AGO 6 FAR AWAY This program contains three delightful animated folktales q 9:45 8 Q PARCELLES DE SOLEIL 10:00 8 LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 8 USA TODAY O CORONATION STREET O INFO CHASSE ET PECHE Q JERRY FALWELL 8 JOUR DU SEIGNEUR © ENTREPRENEUR INC.Petersen Communications Inc © HELLENIC PROGRAM © COMPUTER CHRONICLES (TSN) CANADIAN SPORTFISHING (R) 10:30 8 FACE THE NATION O © MON ARGENT © TELEDOMENICA © THINK AND GROW RICH © CROSSROADS (TSN) RUGBY SPECIAL Highlights of the Third Match (P) (PC) MOVIE: UN HOMME EST PASSE (1954 Western) Spencer Tracy.Robert Ryan Etranger arrive dans un village pour remettre une médaillé a un homme G 11:00 8 8 AUJOURD’HUI DIMANCHE 8 YOU CAN QUOTE ME B AMERICAN SKIER O CANADIAN GARDENER q O SUPER ETOILES DE LA LUTTE Q BUSINESS WORLD © EN TOUTE AMITIE © GREAT WOK OF CHINA © MOTORWEEK '89 (MM) R.S V.P.You Pick the Songs’ (FC) MOVIE: **>* FLYING TIGERS (1942.Adventure) John Wayne John Carroll A squadron leader and his buddy shoot down enemy planes on Burma Road.NR 11:30 8 GREAT ESCAPE a real estate guide O BEST YEARS q O © THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY q © MAGAZINE MONTREAL © ROD AND REEL 11:45 (PC) MOVIE: GOOD MORNING VIETNAM (1987 Comedie Dramatique) Robin Williams Forest Whitaker Un disc-|Ockey arrive a Saigon pour remounter le morale des troupes PG AFTERNOON 12:00 8 LA SEMAINE VERTE 8 NCAA BASKETBALL Kentucky vs Syracuse (L) a GOOD FISHING Babe Wmkleman O MEETING PLACE 8 MOVIE: UNE ETOILE EST NEE (1976 Drame Musical) Barbra Streisand Kris Kristoherson Chanteur sombre dans la boisson alors que son épousé connaît la gloire 8 SEMAINE VERTE © BON DIMANCHE © EDITORS (MM) CITYLIMITS 12:30 B YOUTH SECRETS OF THE STARS O COMMUNITY 8 © QUESTION PERIOD q © COUNTDOWN TO QUITTING © MCLAUGHLIN GROUP (TSN) SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news show in Canada NR 12:45 (FC) MOVIE: ** CAMPUS MAN (1987, Comedy) Morgan Fairchild.John Dye Girls, feast your eyes Guys, eat your hearts out.They all want him.PG 1:00 8 LES MATINEES DU DIMANCHE Opera Orfeo a GOVERNMENT GRANTS O COUNTRY CANADA O GREAT ESCAPE 8 HEURE DE LA BONNE NOUVELLE © TERRY WINTER © WINNING AT LOSING © ADAM SMITH’S MONEY WORLD (MM) INNERLIMITS (TSN) U.S.PRO INDOOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Final of the Men s Tournament (L) 1:30 B SUBSTANCE ABUSE O HYMN SING Q SPECTACULAR WORLD OF GUINNESS RECORDS 8 MATINEES DU DIMANCHE Opera Orfeo © CANADA IN VIEW © DISCOVER © WALL STREET WEEK 1:45 (MM) INDIE STREET Spotlighting the newest talent (PC) MOVIE: LE CRISTAL DE L'ESPACE (1986 Drame de Science-Fiction) Jack Flam.Peter Brown Une suite d événements insolites bouleverse les habitants d un village G 2:00 8 NBA BASKETBALL Celtics vs Knicks (L) B HISTORY OF BASKETBALL O SHOWCASE! Louis and Gino QuiliCO O © NCAA BASKETBALL DOUBLEHEADER Purdue vs Iowa (L) S MOVIE: ADIEU.JE RESTE 11977 Comedie Sentimentale) Richard Dreyfuss Marsha Mason Un acteur et une ancienne danseuse doivent partager le meme logis NR © TEN PIN BOWLING © MOVIE: ***¦/.BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S (1961.Comedy Drama) Audrey Hepburn George Peppard A New York writer falls in love with his charming and kooky neighbor NR (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS 2:30 8 FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR O MADAME COBUMBO © LITTLE ST HOBO q (FC) MOVIE: MONSTER SQUAD 11987 Comedy Adventure) Andre Gower Robby Kiger Dracula and Frankenstein try to get an amulet trom the Monster Squad PG13 3:00 a NBC SPORTS WORLD Boxing retrospective (T) © FTV (TSN) SCOTT TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS CURLING Canadian Women s Curling (L) 3:15 (PC) MOVIE: HOUSE II: THE SECOND STORY (1987.Comedie Fantaisiste) Arye Gross.Jonathan Stark Un homme deterre un crane de cristal incruste de diamants.3:30 8 PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES O LA BELLE VIE 8 PROPO' ET CONFIDENCES Jean D Ormesson (IV) © STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION The Dauphin 4:00 8 LA GRAND VISITE Q 8 WOMEN'S KEMPER OPEN Fma round golf (L) O SPORTSWEEKEND Men s Super G Skiing 8 SPORT MAG Q ©NCAA BASKETBALL Illinois vs Ohio State (L) q 8 GRANDE VISITE © SPORT-MAG © TO THE MANOR BORN (MM) BEST OF MUCH The week in review (FC) MOVIE: ** MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE (1987 Action Adventure) Dolph Lundgren.Frank Langella He-Man a brave warrior from another galaxy comes to earth PG 4:30 8 DORAL RYDER OPEN Final rounc golf (L) © PGA GOLF Dorai Ryder Open (L) © EXECUTIVE STRESS 4:45 (PC) MOVIE: ET SI ON LE GARDAIT (1987.Comedie) Jim Varney Victoria Racimo Ernest est conseiller de délinquants juveniles.5:00 8 SECOND REGARD Laissez-Nous Vous Dire O ELEPHANT SHOW q O © MINI-STAR DE NATHALIE 8 SECOND REGARD © FIRING LINE NR (MM) CROWDED HOUSE: A MUCH-MUSIC SCRAPBOOK 5:30 O BLIZZARD ISLAND Ç 8 ALF Les Souvenirs (T) © ALF Les Souvenirs © VERMONT THIS WEEK EVENING 6:00 8 DECOUVERTE 8 CBS NEWS a FOCUS O MAGICAL WORLD OF DISNEY Fd Begley Jr Secret project arouses Henry s suspicions when he enters a think tank 8 LA BELLE ET LA BETE O NEWS 8 L'HEURE DE LA BONNE NOUVELLE © ICI MONTREAL © PULSE © ABC WORLD NEWS SUNDAY q © ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL The Name Of The Game (MM) SPOTLIGHT Neil Young (FC) MOVIE: **'/, DRAGNET (1987 Comedy) Dan Aykroyd Tom Hanks Joe Friday s nephew is paired with a freewheeling non conformist PG13 (TSN) FORMULA ONE WORLD SNOWMOBILE CHAMPIONSHIP (R) 6:30 8 L'HEURE DISNEY 8 NIGHT COURT 8 NBC NEWS q O ABC WORLD NEWS SUNDAY q 8 HEURE DISNEY © BELLE ET LA BETE © TRAVEL, TRAVEL Moscow and Leningrad © WHEEL OF FORTUNE q (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS (TSN) SPORTSDESK The most comprehensive sports news show in Canada NR (PC) MOVIE: LE DRAGUEUR (1987 Comedie Sentimentale) Molly Rmgwald Robert Downey Incorrigible coureur de jupons aborde une rousse qui a des problèmes G 7:00 8 60 MINUTES q B MAGICAL WORLD OF DISNEY Fd Begley Jr Secret project arouses Henry s suspicions when he enters a think tank O RACCOONS Cyril Sneer s com puter goes berserk and traps him in his own mansion q Q © GREAT CIRCUSES OF THE WORLD q © GREAT CIRCUSES OF THE WORLD The Japanese Circus q © WILD AMERICA The life stones ot several species ot chipmunks at Yosemite are seen q (MM) BACKTRAX (TSN) SPORTRAITS (P) 7:30 8 L’AUTOBUS OU SHOWBUSINESS Special Celine Dion O BEACHCOMBERS Sal is adamant that something be done about the Devil s Disciples q a MOVIE: JANE DOE i1983 Drame Policier) Karen Valentine William Devane Une jeune femme recherche l agres seur qui l a rendue amnésique NR O AUTOBUS DU SHOWBUSINESS © MOVIE: L'HONNEUR DES PRIZZI (1985 Comedie Pohciere) Jack hhcholson Kathleen Turner Un executeui pour la mafia s eprend d une femme tueur a gages NR © NATURESCENE (TSN) MENNEN CUP SQUASH From Toronto, Ontario (P) 8:00 0 MURDER.SHE WROTE David McCallum Judy Partit! Jessica finds herself under suspicion ot esionage FAMILY TIES Jennifer and Alex are both pursued by assertive suitors O 9B A teacher s strike divides Fori Hamilton Secondary School stall q O ©THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF BEVERLY HILLS q © W 5 An interview with Mila Muironey ?© NATURE Nature visits the great waterfalls ot the world q (MM) BEST OF MUCH The week in review (FC) MOVIE: **»* THE UNTOUCH ABLES : f 987 Action) Kevin Costner Sean Connery Story of the fearless tew who dared declare war on mighty Al Capone R (PC) MOVIE: LES MODERNES (1988 Drame de Moeurs) Linda Florentine Keith Carradme Un peintre s engage a forger 3 chefs-d oeuvres G 8:30 8 MOVIE: "JEAN DE FLORETTE'' LES BEAUX DIMANCHES 11986 Comedie) Yves Montand Daniel Auteuil Aux années 20.deux paysans complotent pour ravir un domaine G Q DAY BY DAY q 8 LES BEAUX DIMANCHES Jean de Fiorette 9:00 8 MOVIE: "NAKED LIE" CBS SUNDAY MOVIE (1989) Victoria Principal James Farentmo DA uncovers evidence that could wreck her case, career and romance q 8 MOVIE: "THE REVENGE OF AL CAPONE” NBC SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (1989) Ray Sharkey Keith Carradme F B l agent is obsessed with ending Capone s reign in Chicago S STRUGGLE FOR DEMOCRACY Host Patrick Watson explores freedom of expression q O © © MOVIE: "GET SMART.AGAIN!" ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (1989) Don Adams Barbara Feldon Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 again confront the evil K A O S agents q © MASTERPIECE THEATRE Peter sends Christabel and the children out ot Berlin.(MM) CROWDED HOUSE: A MUCH MUSIC SCRAPBOOK (TSN) SCOTT TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS CURLING From Memorial Arena in Kelowna.B C 9:30 8 CHACUN CHEZ-SOI 10:00 o SUNDAY REPORT q 8 SEPT JOURS © 7 JOURS © PORT OUT.STARBOARD HOME (&M) SPOTLIGHT Neil Young (FC) MOVIE: *** ROBOCOP 11987 Science Fiction Adventure) Peter Welle: Haney Allen He s pan man.pan machine but all cop who can t forget he s human R 10:30 8 LE TELEJOURNAL q O VENTURE 8 TELEJOURNAL (MM) MUSIC VIDEOS 11:00 8 8 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 8 CBS NEWS 8 M'A'S'H 8 O NEWS 8 © NOUVELLES TVA © CTV NATIONAL NEWS q © ABC NEWS q © MYSTERY! Miss Marple is bequeathed a tour with a stipulation attached q (MM) BACKTRAX 11:15 8 LA POLITIQUE PROVINCIALE 8 HONEYMOONERS 8 © SPORTS Q ABC NEWS q 8 CONTINENT EN CRISE L Amoui en Action © THINK AND GROW RICH 11308 MOVIE: LETTRES DE MON MOULIN 8 MOVIE: ***1986 Taylor Gilbert William Witt Bob veut supprimer une (eune fille qu il sent qu elle le provoque R 4 00 (MM) BEST OF MUCH The week in review (FC) MOVIE: **** THE UNTOUCH ABLESI1987 ActionfKevmCostner Sean Connery Story ol the tearless lew who dared declare war on mighty Al Capone R 4:45© MAGNUM.P.l ^—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 Joyce Cochrane now: watercolors at their best By Claudia Villemaire “This makes sixteen years of teaching and this is my last week this time around,” Joyce Cochrane, watercolor artist and professor, said with a twinkle last week when the Record visited her studio in Sherbrooke.Joyce Schweitzer-Cochrane has earned an enviable reputation among watercolor artists throughout the region.Several successful exhibitions have introduced this local artist to the world and her work is beginning to claim space beside the great masters.Endless energy seems to be her main stock in trade as she flits from one corner of her studio to another."1 have lots of good background training in art in general, but I’m afraid managing to make watercolors do what I want them to has been a case of watching others, learning their tricks and figuring out many of my own," she says.It doesn’t take much encouragement before paper, paints and brushes appear.Amazingly she holds both paper and plywood backing under a stream of purified water, gives it a shake, flattens the paper to the plywood and declares, "There, now let's see what we can do here.” A brush gets dunked unceremoniously.Then mixing a bit of this and that color, (it looks so easy) a swirl here and there on the paper, a dab of another shade, and, for goodness sake, plywood board in hand, she gives it a definite shake to make the colors bleed a little.Looks altogether impossible to me But the fun continues.More colors, a bit darker, are ad- ded.The brush swirls again, slides across what Cochrane insists will be sky on a winter afternoon, then, after another shake or two, we must let it rest for a few minutes.“We really should let it dry more,” she said, but there’s no stopping this artist once an image is beginning to take shape in her artist’s eye.“We went for a cross-country ski jaunt last Sunday,” she recalled.“Beautiful sunny afternoon, through some piney woods and across snow sculptured fields.Ummm.perhaps a dab of green and blue - and - yes, a little in this comer.Misty trees and shrubbery you see.” Well, 1 didn’t see, at least not quite.But then this intrepid, cheerful artist picked up a common kitchen paring knife and began drawing the darker colors into points, scrubbing the knife blade against the paper and coaxing colors to reach out and outline the misty shapes she had just mentioned.“There.Now we really must let this dry,” and Cochrane invited me to sit a spell and talk of old times.I first mat Joyce Cochrane more than ten years ago.“That was a difficult time for me,” she recalled."I think that was when I finally got into watercolors professionally.” But the artist adds it took a lot of pain and hard work before she finally began to achieve the depth and maturity we see in her work today.“Painting with watercolors is very difficult,” Cochrane said.“Achieving the mystical quality the great ones manage doesn’t come overnight.But I’m happy now with my work and it seems the public in general likes it too.Cochrane was referring mainly to her recent exhibitions, especially the current show at Uplands in Lennox ville.“You know, I’ve sold quite a few this time round,” she said.“Say what you like.Loving art for Art’s sake is great and pure, but when people buy your work, that’s a dif- ferent kind of welcome encouragement.” The Joyce Schweitzer-Cochrane exhibition continues at Uplands until March 12.ï '?! ; Ü T.i Joyce Schweitzer-Cochrane shows off her ‘piece de resistance’, a North Hatley scene that captures shimmering sunlight on water.VISIT IN EAST ANGUS Dl f* CHEVROLET i jû ~ ¦ l-V* OLDSMOBILE », 80 Ht'N «MH .''' The superb 80 models will catch your eye • * :¦ SftmW.OM We have a large choice of pick-ups 4x4 and 4x2 ready for immediate delivery Pit During 1 year/20,000 km Open hours Monday lo Thursday 8am lo 9 p m Friday 8 a m lo 5 p in r CNrvBOLjrr I Kjjl j ; lonn iMiiomot prtsiotni 832*2494 EAST ANGUS oil change, filter and greate with the purchase of a new G.M.vehicle Our repulalion is based on our prices and our aller sales service Come and meet P L C dynamic learn Hermel Bourque sales diteclor Yvan lalreniete.rep Alain Filion rep Maurice Richard’s feature film debut EDMONTON (CP) — A community ice rink was transformed into a frigid movie set as Maurice (Rocket) Richard made his feature film debut in Edmonton.“I’ll be glad when it’s over,” the former hockey superstar said Wednesday as he prepared to brave a -30-degree night for the filming of Life After Hockey Richard, 67, plays an anonymous rink attendant who eventually reveals his true “Rocket” self at the end of the movie.The made-for-television movie is based on the smash hit play that premiered three years ago at Edmonton’s Fringe Festival.The first NHL player to score 50 goals, Richard remains fit and says he still gets a lot of fun out of hockey.He spends most of the winter as a referee for NHL oldti-mers games.The affable Richard said he still enjoys being recognized wherever he goes, even though his hockey career ended 29 years ago."The day that nobody asks for my autograph or wants to talk to me, I’ll stay at home, I’ll stop travelling,” he joked.BROWN THRILLED For Ken Brown, who wrote the play and the movie screenplay and stars in both, the chance to work with Richard is an unforgettable experience.“I had no idea we could coax him to come out here, but I’m thrilled he’s here,” Brown said.He was looking forward to the last scene in the movie, when he gets to skate and pass the puck around with Richard.Andy Thomson, the producer of the movie for Great North Productions, used to watch the Rocket perform his magic at the Montreal Forum while growing up.“I saw the Rocket at least two or three times a year,” Thomson recalled.T remember him well, very well.“This is worth making the movie, just having lunch with the Rocket.” TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY.MARCH 3.1989^7 Frank Clemons is back in new Cook murder novel Kaleidoscope By RICHARD LONEY Flesh and Blood by Thomas H.Cook (PUTNAM): $24.95, 302 pp Mystery writer Thomas H Cook performs a bit of geographical legerdemain in transporting his Atlanta, Georgia cop Frank Clemons to the seedy area of Hell’s Kitchen in the Big Bad Apple, N.Y.C.Clemons, when last seen in 1988’s praiseworthy novel Sacrificial Ground, was an Atlanta cop, who suffered the loss of his daughter Angelica, who was murdered by a psychopath.His marriage to his glamour-conscious wife Karen on the wane, the taciturn, enigmatic Clemons has set up shop as a private investigator in a dingy office near Eighth Avenue and 49th Street.Clemens, as brooding and sulky as Holmes ever was, can see his marriage disintegrating — wife Karen doats on the high life, the art gallery she has bought on Madison Avenue, and gravitates toward smoothie types like Jeffrey Lancaster.Clemens, on the other hand, habituates the Hell’s Kitchen area of the city, encountering fascinating characters like the hulking Fa-rouk, who he meets at an after-hours, atmospheric little bar on Tenth Avenue.Frank Clemons manages to drum up a case through his wife’s social contacts, and is soon working for Imalla Covallo, a purveyor of elegant clothing for the ultra chic set in New York.CLEMENS GETS A START Hired by the sleek Miss Covallo to investigate the murder of Hannah Karlsberg, Clemons soon finds himself dredging through the behind-the-scenes squalor of the garment trade which is such a vital part of New York’s economic and social fabric.Hannah Karlsberg was found in her swank apartment bludgeoned and slashed to death by numerous knife wounds, with the blood spattered all over the walls.Even more horrible than the brutal fact of her savage killing, Karlsberg had one of her hands severed from her body and the police search of the crime scene revealed that the hand was missing.Robbery had not been a motive, as the jewels and money in the apartment were still intact.Frank Clemons, with Farouk as his silent, menacing side-kick, begins to investigate the climb up the corporate ladder of Hannah Karlsberg, finding a trail of union activity, labour activism and an immigrant scenario so typical of many garment trade workers.He finds that Hannah Kovatnik was the murdered woman’s real name, and that she and her two sisters lived in a tenement flat with their rabbi father in conditions of appalling poverty.Hannah's fervent idealism and devoted work on behalf of the garment workers union is at odds with her later role as an executive in the upper spheres of the fashion trade.There are many other odd findings that Clemons and Farouk stumble upon, as Thomas H.Cook weaves this study of character and morality with unobtrusive deftness.Flesh and Blood develops as a mystery novel in a quiet, surehanded manner, with Cook delving into the psychology of his characters while he is spiriting his readers around the darker comers of New York City.Clemons is such an emotionally taut character that the reader is continually surprised at his reactions to events.This is truly a novel in which the reader is as perplexed about the next action of the protagonist as he is about the usually baffling actions of the criminal elements.Frank Clemons as a detective is that rare bird in mystery fiction who tells us as much about the human condition through his own attempts to deal with life, as he does in his crime-solving.RECORD REVIEWS Elvis Costello Spike (WARNER BROS.—WEA) It is doubtful that the same contingent of rock’s faithful that find Tiffany and Michael Jackson’s music satisfying will ever find anything from Britain’s Elvis Costello either accessible or edifying.Particularly Elvis’s latest album, the long-awaited Spike, which to Costello’s oeuvre is undoubtedly his Sgt.Pepper.The trend toward instant gratification and throwaway lyrics in today’s pop — “Don’t worry, be happy” — will unfortunately tend to discourage the rock multitudes from poring over Elvis’s convoluted, poetic lyrics, text in hand as Elvis strings out his layers of Dylanes-que ambiguity.Costello certainly has Dylan’s dexterity with words — their sound, their flow and their ability to build complex structures without having a solid underpinning of sense or meaning.A case in point is Elvis’s perplexing tune “God’s Comic", one typical verse of which runs as follows: “So there he was on a water-bed / Drinking a cola of a mystery brand / Reading an airport novelette, listening to Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s ‘Requiem’ / He said, before it had really begun, T prefer the one about my son’ / ‘I’ve been wading through all this unbelievable junk and wondering if I should have given the world to the monkeys’”.Able assistance from some rock dignitaries such as Paul McCartney, who plays Rickenbacker and Hofner basses on a couple of compositions.Roger McGuinn on a Rickie 12-string, Jim Keltner and Jerry Marotta on drums, and Chrissie Hynde laying down a harmony vocal on “Satellite”, adds a sophisticated edge to Costello’s magnum opus.The album is magnum in another sense as well, with seven tunes per side, many having running lengths of three and four minutes.From love ballads like the tender “Baby Plays Around”, sung against an acoustic guitar backing, to the bitterly satirical diatribe that appears to be directed squarely at Marga ret Thatcher, this is quintessential Costello.The latter track, “Tramp The Dirt Down” goes for the jugular: “I saw a newspaper picture from the political campaign I A woman was kissing a child, who was obviously in pain / She spills with compassion, as that young child’s face in her hands she grips / Can you imagine all that greed and avarice coming down on that child's lips”.Not an easy album to "get into” by any stretch of the imagination, Elvis's Spike is one that demands full attention and liner notes in hand while he spins out his poetic, compelling word pictures that have to be peeled back like onion skins to get to the true meaning.Hearing Elvis’s latest and knowing that Paul McCartney has been working with him conjures up visions of Paulie bouncing song ideas off of an alter-ego who has the same delight in the sounds of words and their subtleties of meaning as had his earlier partner from Liverpool.VIDEO SCREENINGS Midnight Run (MCA VIDEO) An unlikely pairing of performers lends the aura of complete success to what could have been just another “buddy” movie with a twist in Midnight Run The oddma-kers wouldn’t have given you much of a chance in the casting of Robert DeNiro and Charles Grondin as a bailbondsman’s posse and a mild-mannered accountant as his reward-fetching baggage, respectively.DeNiro, an ex-cop from Chicago, takes on an impossible mission when he contracts to have Grodin returned to Los Angeles from his New York hideaway.Grodin, it seems, has pulled off a humanitarian type of crime, by embezzling 15 million dollars from his gang-boss in Chicago, funneling the money off to needy charities in a Robin Hood-like scam.When DeNi-ro’s character, Jack Walsh, attempts to get Jonathan Mardukas (Grodin) back to the sleezy bondsman (Joe Pantoliano), there are a few irksome details he must deal with First, the F B I.is eagerly pursuing “the Duke”.led by a bum bling agent who has some great sight gags as part of his comic arsenal — DeNiro chides him about his sunglasses, and the agent keeps swiping the cigarettes from the other freelancer who is also after DeNiro’s bond-dodger.John Ashton plays a bargain rate bounty hunter whose methods are far more brutal than DeNiro s, but all three of the principals chasing "the Duke” are rivalled by the Chicago mobster's pair of dopey hit-men who attempt to rub out their prey on various modes of transportation Midnight Run, directed by Mar tin Brest, becomes a road show, a character study of the foul-mouthed DeNiro and his taciturn, philosophizing captive, and in its last half hour an action-flick with zooming helicopters, daring gun battles, and bumbled chase se quences With a running time of over two hours, the best recommendation for this fun movie would be to say that it zips along much faster than any one hour television action show' you’d care to name.DeNiro’s comic turn just re affirms the notion that he is one of the leading figures in American cinema; Grodin is restrained in his role and keeps the wise-cracking to a minimum in this likeable portrait of “the Duke”.(VIDEO AVAILABLE AT LE CLUB VIDEO, QUEEN STREET, LENNOXVIL-LE; AND AT TREIZIEME AVE NUE, SHERBROOKE.) yÉ—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 T uesday DAYTIME MOVIES 5:00 (PC) MOVIE: DELIRE SUR LA FRONTIERE (1984 Comedie) Sam Bottoms Pat Hingle Pauvre Murray passe une mauvaise journée G 6:45 (FC) MOVIE: •>/> FOR KEEPS (1988.Drama) Mol/y RingwalH.Randall Batmkott Two high scnool students must put college aside to have a baby PG13 8:30 (FC) MOVIE: ** MADE IN HEAVEN 11987 Romantic Comedy) Timothy Hutton Kelly McGillis Two souls in love in heaven are given only 30 years to meet on Earth PG (PC) MOVIE: GOOD MORNING VIETNAM (1987 Comedie Dramatique) Robin Williams Forest Whitaker Un disc-jockey arrive a Saigon pour remounter le morale des troupes PG 10:00 03 MOVIE: CAS DE CONSCIENCE (1985.Drame Policier) Anthony Hopkins.Blythe Danner Un avocat s efforcé de trouver le moyen parfait pour tuer sa femme.10:15 (FC| MOVIE: NIGHT FRIEND (1987 Drama) Chuck Shamata Jayne Eastwood A priest is shocked by a 14-year-old prostitute lifestyle and helps 'PG13' 10:30 (PC) MOVIE: CANDY MOUNTAIN ( 1987 Comedie Dramatique) Ksevm 0 Connor.Hams Yuhn Julius part a la recherche d un musicien légendaire G 12:00 (FC) MOVIE: ***'/.RAISING ARIZONA (1987.Comedy) Nicolas Cage.Holly Hunter Unable to have a child of their own, a couple kidnap a kid to raise PG13 12:15 (PC) MOVIE: HAIRSPRAY (1988 Comedie Musicale) Divine.Debbie Harry Tracy affronte une concurrente déloyale 1:30 O MOVIE: LE VISITEUR DE LA NUIT (1974 Drame Fantastique) Robert Stack.Vera Miles Les acheteurs d'une maison sont soumis a des experiences horrifiantes 1:45 (FC) MOVIE: **¦/, EAT THE PEACH (1986.Comedy) Stephen Brenna.Eamon Morrissey T wo losers decide to build a motorcycle Wall of Death.NR 2:00 (PC) MOVIE: JOE FRIDAY