The record, 13 juin 2003, Supplément 1

Talk Weekly Guide to Arts & Entertainment in the Eastern Townships INSIDE Carrey’s not part of dumb movie see Page 9 INSIDE Mckelback returns to studio & Quebec see Page 4 THE RECORD, June 13-June 19, 2003 Authors ask readers to pardon their French By Kate Shingler Montreal Leaving Paris was hard for Jean-Benoît Nadeau and Julie Barlow.Who wouldn’t want to be paid to eat and live in France?The couple spent nearly three years in the ultra-chic city on a grant from the Institute of Current World Affairs, a New Hampshire-based organization that offers fellowships to students from around the world.The Sherbrooke-born journalist and his anglophone wife collaborated on the comprehensive study of the country in the book, Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong (why we love France but not the French).Nadeau's work was intended to be an exploration of why France was resisting globalization, but once the couple settled into their apartment in the 18ieme arrondissement, not far from the Mont-marte cemetery, he realized it was a false premise.What he really wanted to write about was why the country was the way it was.“The odd thing is that France works," he said over a diet coke in a Montreal café last week.“The question was, what made it work?The State decides on the general interest.It is the binding principle.” On his first trip to France in 1992, Nadeau admits he did not have a good time.“I didn’t get the French.In two weeks, I don’t have any recollections of having a good conversation with any of the locals.I understood the language, but not the culture." A McGill University graduate, Nadeau has worked as a journalist for more than a decade.He has written for L’actualité, Saturday Night Magazine, National Post Business, and Quebec Science, Yet during his time in France, he said he desperately tried to leave behind the fast-paced, surface-skimming world of news and deadlines.“I am a journalist, but I was not there to work as a journalist.I worked as an anthropologist would work.I was there to understand." - COURTESY SOURCEBOOKS Jean-Benoît Nadeau and Julie Barlow spent nearly three years in Paris on a grant from the Institute of Current World Affairs.The result is a comprehensive study of the country in the book, Sixty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong (why we love France but not the French).Pettes Library • Rosanne Cash • Paper Festival • Joe Nichols • Train iTHEi page 2 June 6-June 12, 2003 RECORD ™ TALK Chicken breasts are perfect with risotto Dining As much as I love the ease of throwing any meat on the barbie and have dinner ready in 15 minutes, sometimes I crave something a little more elaborate.Today’s recipe is exactly that: Your everyday chicken breast prepared differently from the usual on-the-grill-brushed-with-oil.The best thing about this dish is that most elements may be substituted by whatever you may have in the fridge.You may want to try, for instance, breading and frying halibut instead of chicken, or topping Alex’s Pantry the risotto with almost any vegetable, from wilted endive leaves to carrots sliced as paper-thin ribbons.Ingredients: (for four people) 3 cups dry white wine 4 skinless chicken breasts 1 bunch or 24 stalks of asparagus 2 cups Italian rice for risotto (arborio or carnaroli) 2 liters of water 1 tbsp.dry thyme 1 tbsp.dry rosemary 1 small onion (or 1/2 large one), finely chopped 4 tbsp butter 2 eggs 2 garlic cloves 3 cups bread crumbs 1 lemon or lime, squeezed 1 cube chicken stock 200 grams real Parmesan cheese, grated salt, freshly-ground pepper 1 liter frying oil Directions 1.Cut the chicken into nugget-size pieces.Peel and chop the garlic.Smother chicken pieces with lemon juice, lots of salt and pepper, and the garlic.Leave it in the fridge for at least a few hours, preferably overnight.Bring the water to a boil with the herbs, and let it cook until the water is dark like tea.Scoop out the herbs with a metal colander and discard (it’s ok if some is left).Add the chicken stock.Wash the asparagus.Cut and discard the lighter-coloured and tougher part of the stalks.Cut them into three-inch long pieces, then cook in the boiling water for three to four minutes, until tender, but still crunchy.Scoop them out and reserve.Lower the heat and let the broth simmer.2.Break the eggs into a soup plate and whisk with a fork.Fill a second soup plate with the bread crumbs.Get the chicken out of the fridge.Throw out the citric marinade.Dip each piece of chicken into the eggs, then roll it around in crumbs until coated.This can be done in PHOTOS COURTESY XICO BUNY *r- arli w advance, and the breaded chicken kept in the fridge until dinner time.3.Sauté the onions in the butter.When golden, add the rice and sauté some more, on high heat, stirring with a wooden spoon to stop from sticking to the bottom of the pan.After about two minutes, add the white wine, and stir until the alcohol evaporates.When it starts to dry up, add a scoop or two of broth.Repeat this process every time the liquid dries up until the rice is cooked and al dente.Never stop stirring.As soon as the rice is cooked, turn the heat off.4.Heat up the frying oil, preferably in a heavy iron pot.When very hot and just starting to smoke, dip the chicken nuggets into it, one by one, and fry until golden brown.Pat with paper towels to remove excess oil, and salt.Reheat the risotto adding a bit of broth if necessary.Add the asparagus and half the Parmesan.Mix well and serve garnished with asparagus tips.Serve the other half of the grated cheese in a nice bowl, next to the risotto.— Alexandra Forbes was senior editor of VIP magazine, in Brazil until she moved to the Townships in 2001.Her recipes, all tested in an experimental kitchen, have been collected in a book which is due out in the fall.Questions?Comments?Suggestions?E-mail ale-forbes@hotm ail.com.Maintenance keeps BBQsizzling By Lynn Ogryzlo For CanWest News Service It’s that time of year when you’re looking to cook anywhere but in the kitchen.Most people are already well into tire barbecue season, but you’ll want to make sure your barbecue has been properly cleaned and maintained.Make sure there are no spider webs or insect nests because this will partially or completely block the flow of propane through the tubes.You can tell if the tubes are blocked by a smoky yellow flame or if a burner is difficult to light.If the tubes are not cleaned out it may cause the propane to burn outside the tubes, which will seriously damage your barbecue.Cleaning the cooking grids is easier.Cover them with a layer of aluminum foil and turn the barbecue on high for 10 to 15 minutes.The food that was once crusted on the grills will turn to a fine white powder and can be easily brushed away.Lava rocks and ceramic briquettes are self-cleaning, but to keep them in good condition, turn them over throughout the season.This will allow any food that drips on top to be quickly burnt away.If they begin to break apart or fall through the rock grate, it’s time to replace them.If s just as effective to get into the habit of brushing the grill for 10 seconds as soon as you’re done cooking and keep the grills well-oiled.With a quick and easy cleaning routine, there’s nothing left for you to do but cook and enjoy! THE) RECORD TALK \ June 6-June 12, 2003 page 3 An extension of creativity By Philip A.Godin Record Correspondent Knowlton There is nothing quite like a 21-year-old on the verge of graduating from college to jog one’s memory of what being that age was all about.A brief, albeit lively, interview with photographer Angèle Michelin was no exception.Michelin’s compilation of selected photographic artwork is currently on display at the Pettes Memorial Library, and is nothing if not a reflection of the early scatterings of a student who has flawlessly executed three years worth of her teachers’ lessons plans.The portfolio is a twofold exercise in landscapes and portrait imagery that appears to possess one consistent characteristic, that of consistently attracting the attention.No matter how the subject matter is interpreted, no matter how or on which media the images are developed, Michelin’s work manages to draw the eye and retain its focus.Not an easy feat for a fledgling photographer, but not surprising for such a spirited individual.Her pieces cover a wide range of topics and sentiments.A sultry jean-clad character sporting an April Lavigne type attitude pouts in one frame, while a country road tinted in surreal colours beckons from another.Here, Michelin stages a touching black and white close-up of two hands caressing, purportedly the bridging of two genders and distinct generations.There is, however, a subtle yet prevalent distinction between the two categories her work can be sorted COURTESY ANGÈLE MICHEUN .?m * m* Angèle Michelin photofinish washes out the model and the background as an attempt to draw the eye towards the bracelet in this ad-type photograph.into; a quality that one group possesses while the other seems devoid of.Take for instance the one with a girl seated out in the open alongside the skeleton of a brick chimney, a vestige of a former farmhouse levelled by fire, or the clearly conspicuous glance captured beneath the unshaven face.These prints are different.They are more touching, probably personal to Michelin because the subjects or settings mean something to her and, therefore, offer us an intimate glimpse into her world.Like any artist, her best work will come from personal involvement with the subject matter, or she hasn’t the experience to mask the mundane enough to dissimulate her disinterest with it.To counterbalance this need for subject interaction, Michelin has the savvy to rely on the technical skills she has been taught, and to use them to her advantage.A case in point is the image of a young woman, arms stretched above and behind, grasping at a shower curtain rod.Michelin has purposely overexposed the negative and used glaring lights to accentuate the cold of the tiled backdrop and chrome plated pole.The result is the showcasing of a bracelet on the model’s wrist and is indicative of the personal hardware advertisements found in current fashion magazines.Visitors can enjoy the unrestrained, if not unfettered portfolio of this promising photographer’s work at the Pettes Library until the end of June.For information call 450-243-6128 during business hours.Authors: Cont’d from Page 1 So, the 38-year-old joined a hiking club, and tried to socialize as much as possible.Although he did produce a monthly paper for the Institute, Nadeau spent a lot of time wilting down his first impressions of the foreign country.“I was once told to cultivate my first impressions, because I only got them once.” And that is what he did.When the ever-striking workers shut down the subway, Nadeau examined his reactions.When his new French friends corrected his grammar and pronunciation in mid-conversation at a dinner party, he interrogated himself and his feelings.“1 was taking notes all of the time.I asked myself, ‘why am I angry that the subway is closed for a strike?Why aren’t the French angry?’ Anger is a good feeling to interrogate.It forces us to face our own biases and assumptions." Nadeau and Barlow have worked together for the past five years.For this book, they agreed on a plan for each of the 23 chapters.Because Nadeau had the fellowship he wrote the first draft, before reading it aloud to her and editing it together.“She would react, and if she didn’t like it, she would send it back.” Each chapter went through four stages of revision.The process, Nadeau said, was relatively simple.“You establish a daily routine of observation and you do some writing.” One of the aspects of French society that he looked into was the relationship the French have with food.“It is very different from us.lt is not associated with healthy living," he explained, adding that he could never quite get accustomed to grocery shopping for fresh ingredients every day.“I was still trying to do grocery shopping once a week but the fridges are smaller and you can’t put everything in!” Now living in Montreal, Nadeau said there are things he misses about Paris.Losing the small luxuries — like daily garbage collection or thrice-weekly street cleaning — are hard, he admitted, but bigger, more pervasive differences bother him.“I came back and noticed immediately how moralizing North Americans are.The French don’t moralize everything, because the State does everything.Here they collect money from you by moralizing.” The chapter Nadeau and Barlow wrote on privacy, is, in his opinion, one of the most important in the book.He said it speaks volumes about the culture.“In France, you don’t socialize with your neighbours.There is not going to be a welcoming committee if you move.There is a different perception of the private line.French society has parts that are private and public.” Even though they are no longer living in France, Nadeau and Barlow continue their love affair with the country (and each other).They are happily working together on their next book, The Story of French.JUtoi M Nem Restaurant! 'Li Piül Princi' awaits you nary Sunday lor Brunch $9.95 Special price for kids Full breakfast every day from 6:0Ü a.m.1 350 Queen St., LennoHuille 563-2411 page 4 June 6-June 12, 2003 RECORD “=^=—TALK Two years in the making for rockers DANIEL MOSS/EMI MUSIC Drummer Ryan Vikedal (second from left) will join the restofNickelback atWoodstock-en-Beauce near the end of June.The Alberta rockers have also returned to studio to record their fifth album.Travel back in time and ride (be world's oldest mourain-dimbing railroad.Sit bad and relax in our 1870 replica coaches, travel through the alpine forest, tundra region and the rugged terrain of Mount Washington.Its an experience the whole family won’t forget.Rain or shine; it’s a must visit in the White Mountains! ¦ ¦©B Sir* lima CANADIAN FUNDS AT PAR May 3 -June 22.2003 Payment in Canadian funds lor train ride only.nmBcrionim Route 55 south to 1-91 south to 1-93 south to Route 302.Take Exit 40 to Route 302 east to the Mount Washington Cog Railway.3-Hour Round Trip for (49 per adult, 535 per child ages 6-12 and children under 6 ait tree on adult's lap.www.thee a a.cam RESERVATIONS 603-278-5404 1-800-922-8825 FATHER S DAY SPECIAL! June 15, 2003 Dad rides FREE with paying adult or child.Nickelback to join star-studded line-up at Woodstock-en- Beauce By Jamie Zachary A lot can happen in two years.Two Matrix sequels can be released in less than two years.Two Hollywood marriages, like those between Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton or Nicolas Cage and Lisa Marie Presley, can last less than two years.And for Canada’s modern-day answer to The Guess Who, two years can mean the difference between relative obscurity and instant notoriety.It was just two years ago that Nickel-back, a group of four Hanna, Alta, rockers who were once playing strip clubs in the Alberta badlands as The Village Idiots, released the album Silver Side Up, and in doing so, left the depths of musical mediocracy.It also took less than two years for the album to top charts on both sides of the border, and achieve triple platinum status (more than 300,000 purchases) in Canada.„ Yet despite their virtual overnight success, drummer Ryan Vikedal says Nickelback is not going to wait another two years to bounce back.The group recently returned to the studio to record their fifth album, scheduled for release later this year.“We’ve been touring so much in the last two years that we’ve just now gotten to know each other musically,” says Vikedal, the band’s third drummer, between recording sessions in their Burnaby, B.C.studio late last week.“We are past the point where it’s whether my idea works’ or not.Everything is now catered to making the song great." Besides recording a new album, Nick- elback has committed to a four-date Eastern Canada tour that will bring them to Woodstock-en-Beauce on June 26.Vikedal hopes that by leaving the studio in the midst of recording the yet-to-be-named album, the group can sample some new material, and return with a fresh perspective.“It’s just that time, at the midpoint of recording this album, that we need to get out and try some stuff out.It has been a very hands-on experience this time around, that is by producing the record ourselves.Still, we need to dig out some of our older albums and sample with that at the same time.” Vikedal also notes that while the upcoming album may not be much of a step in a new direction musically, it has been a giant leap for band members.“Lots of the new songs still cater to Nickelback’s traditional stuff, but many of them are also a lot heavier,” says the well-spoken drummer.“We have also recorded this album a lot differently from the last one.On Silver Side Up, we went and did a lot of pre-production stuff (all the drums, then all the bass, and so on).But once the music starts getting layered, 1 started thinking this would be better, or that.’ Now we’re doing it song by song.As a drummer, 1 need to be able to go out and use my imagination.Now, with how we’re recording, I can.” Nickelback will join the likes of Big Sugar, Treble Charger, Sum 41, Steve Hill and Joe Cocker at Woodstock-en-Beauce.The six-day event, scheduled to run from June 23 to 28, will take place ON THE ST-EPHREM AND STE-CLOTHILDE farmlands in Beauce.For a complete LIST OF PERFORMERS, TIMES AND TICKET PRICES, CALL 1-877-411-5151, OR VISIT WWW.WOODSTOCKENBEAUCE.QC.CA.New faces at NH Library Staff The North Hatley Hatley Library is presenting the works of two new artists this weekend — Barbara Matthews and Marie Thérèse FitzGibbon.FitzGibbon was born and grew up in Ireland.After studying at the National College of Art, Dublin, she worked as a commercial artist there for two years before emigrating to Canada.In 1960, FitzGibbon and Henry S.de Romer met in Montreal and were married in Ireland.Many summers were spent on Lake Massawippi, where FitzGibbon painted wildflowers and de Romer mapped the surrounding area for the government.They are now living in Sherbrooke.Matthews, a North Hatley resident, has held several successful watercolour exhibits at the North Hatley Library and elsewhere in the Townships over the past 15 years.Matthews’ works hang in private homes in Germany, Barbados and the Lennoxville Town Hall, as well as homes across Canada and the U.S.These include a number of commissions.The public is welcome to the vernissage on June 15, from 3 to 6 p.m.The exhibit runs until June 28, and may be visited during Library hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m.to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m. iTHEi RECORD June 6-June 12, 2003 page 5 TALK - Five questions with Kim Prangley By Nancy Nourse Record Correspondent Stanstead One of the Stanstead region's hidden treasures is the seemingly, quiet personality of Kim Prangley.She would be the last one to boast about her many accomplishments.Prangley is the Executive Director of the Haskell Library, teaches a Tai Chi workshop and is a member of the Haskell Opera House’s resident theatre company.Prangley recently sat down with The Record to answer a few questions about her theatrical experiences.The Record: How did you first get involved in acting?Prangley: “I guess I’ve known that is where my passion lies ever since I was in Grade 1.1 remember how great it felt to get up on stage and perform.Throughout my school years, I was always involved in puppet shows or putting on a play of some kind, with my friend Dorothy.” The Record: What kind of roles do you prefer to play?Prangley: “I have done both comedic and dramatic roles, but 1 really prefer the dramatic ones.I like the depth of the work.I get to learn something about the character.It is a very emotional thing for me to step into someone else's shoes.” The Record: Would you tell us about some of the works that you have done?Prangley: “I have been in produc- tions that QNEK has done such as Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Mousetrap, Love Letters and The Guys by Anne Nelson, about the tragedy of 9/11.” The Record: These are very different types of plays.Do you personally find it more challenging to get the message of the play across to the audience by just reading or reciting the material?Prangley: “When there are just two of you on the stage with no props, your delivery and interaction of words and thoughts with the other cast member is critical to the success of the play.I was lucky as I performed opposite my husband Phil.I didn’t have to worry if he was going to know his lines or just how he was going to deliver them.“For the play, The Guys, to make sure that the words and the emotion behind them came across to the audience, it was really important that there be no distractions — no costumes, no actual set.” The Record: Will we be seeing you in anything in the near future?Prangley: “I have been asked to direct one of the ‘one-act’ plays for a performance on July 11.The evening will be a selection of‘one-act plays, each directed by a different person.“This is the first time for me as director.I am looking forward to the experience.I know the two actors that I will be working with, so that makes it easier.In the fall, I will be appearing in Spoon River Anthology.“ .mm : 45 I NANCY NOURSE/CORRESPONDENT Kim Prangley (pictured) has appeared in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Mousetrap, Love Letters and The Guys for QNEK, the Haskell Opera House’s resident theatre company.La Poudrière hosts exhibit of local artists Variety of activities on tap for Windsor Paper Festival By Scott McLean Art attracts attention, conveys beauty, mystifies the senses and drowns away the outside world.It captivates, enchants and brings forth a wealth of thoughts once believed impossible, and emotions long thought dead.This Saturday, 22 artists will do just that Windsor’s cultural centre, La Poudrière, for a symposium that will run simultaneously with the Windsor Paper Festival.The artists come to Windsor with the intention of painting the historic ruins and landscapes of the Poudrière’s historical park.The public will be allowed to witness the artists’ creations, and will also get to meet the artists involved.Organizer Thomas Dandurand, the director general of La Poudrière said he is excited to be involved with the event.“It’s going to be very interesting for the public,” said Dandurand.“The artists are going to be painting the countryside and animals of the region, the river, the black powder museum.They will also be installed on the site of many ruins from battle, and will display their paintings to the public who will then vote on their favourite.” Among the participating artists is Sherbrooke native and guest of honour Chantal Angers, who will also have one of her paintings, entitled ‘De fleur en fleur’, raffled off to the public.“1 am very honoured to have the privilege to act as guest of honour,” said Angers.“At the heart of nature, this enchanting place will inspire the artists who are here and will once again be the site for an explosion of colour and emotion.” Angers is also pleased with the tal- ent level of the participating artists, a number of which are from the Townships, including Stuart Main from Bishopton and Jacline Savage from Windsor.Tours of the historic site will also be available for guests, which will allow visitors to learn more of the site and how gun powder was produced, as well as demonstrations.Other activities will be coordinated with the Paper Festival, and will run throughout the weekend.Gates will open Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m., with Saturday being open until 7 p.m.The park will close earlier on Sunday however, at 4 p.m., with the drawing of Angers’ ‘De fleur en fleur’ being raffled off to the public at 4:30 p.m.Awards will also be given to the artists by the public, who will have the opportunity to vote for their favourite panting.For more information on the event, contact Thomas Dandurand at the Windsor La Poudrière at 819-845-5283 “This is a another opportunity to get people involved,” concluded Dandurand.“It will be a very unique experience when art and La Poudrière come Michel Duval Advertising Consultant Tel.: 619-569-9525 Fax: 619-621-3179 email: 9herbrookenecond@Mdeotron.ca page 6 June 6-June 12, 2003 RECORD ““—=^—TALK Another perspective on world power By Marc Nadeau Record Correspondent George W.Bush and the late Joseph Stalin may have something in common: They both believe in the dominance of hard power — translated by military actions — to promote their views.Stalin lived by this rule in Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, while Bush recently followed a.similar agenda with Iraq.But both of these political leaders miss a crucial understanding of “soft power”.In his recent book, Joseph S.Nye Jr., a former official in the Clinton administration and the current Dean of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, promotes the view that “soft power” is critical if the United States wishes to remain a beacon in the years and decades ahead.In Nye’s words, “soft power arises in large part from our values.These values are expressed in our culture, the policies we follow inside our country, and the way we handle ourselves internationally.” According to Nye, democracy, human rights, feminism, movies and consumerism are concrete features of “soft power”.And while governments may control hard (military) power, it is otherwise for economic and transnational activities related to globalization.Among the sources nourishing this “soft power”, information technologies and the Internet are at the very top of the list.It is interesting to read that “traffic on the Internet has been doubling every hundred days for the past few years.” In 1993, there were about 50 Web sites in the world; by the end of the decade, that number had surpassed five million.” Governments are no longer the only shapers of the political agenda; various groups and interests also bring their voices to the debate.But let’s come back to Stalin for a moment.In May, 1935, French Foreign Minister Pierre Laval visited Stalin, during which the French politician asked the Soviet leader why he did not foster better relations with the Catholic Church?After hearing this suggestion, Stalin is said to have replied: “The Pope?How many divisions has he got?” Nye notes that Stalin missed the point: Territory and armies are not the POWER iK>X i 1 V.A IN I V t .C, JOSEPH S.NYE Jr only sources of power.The influence of the Vatican — and many other similar actors — in the world are there to prove this point.Nye also says that t single country can not solve global problems like AIDS, global climate change or international economic hurdles.Thus, arrogance and unilateralism have to cede the way to better collaboration between states, but also between the states and various groups who make their voices heard in the public domain.According to Nye, “the paradox of American power at the end of this millennium is that it is too great to be challenged by any other state, yet not great enough to solve problems such as global terrorism and nuclear proliferation.The U.S.needs the help and respect of of other nations.” That says it all.In the new international dynamics, Internet users can have more effect than armies.Keyboards have replaced, in many aspects, bayonnets.Joseph Stalin would be disappointed.Joseph S.Nye Jr., The Paradox of American Power: Why the World’s Only Superpower Can’t Go It Alone; New York, Oxford University Press; 2003; 240 pages; ISBN: 0195161106.$16.96 Fiction Bestsellers 1.Life of Pi, Yann Martel 2.Oryx and Crake, Margaret Atwood 3.The Writer’s Journey, Vogler 4.Style, Joseph M.Williams 5.The Lovely Bones, Alice Sebold 6.Family Matters, Rohinton Mistry 7.The Goal, Eliyahu M.Goldratt 8.The Sorcerer’s Companion, Kronzek 9.Confessions of a Shopaholic, Kinsella 10.More Joy In Heaven, Morley Callaghan 'Amazon.ca Non-fiction Bestsellers 1.The Prize, Daniel Yergin 2.The Elements of Style, Strunk/White 3.The Writer’s Journey, Vogler 4.Fast Food Nation, Eric Schlosser 5.Difficult Conversations, Stone, et al 6.Teaching Individuals With Developmental Delays, O.Ivar Lovaas 7.How to Prepare for TOEIC, Lougheed 8.Webster’s New World Children’s Dictionary, Michael E.Agnes 9.The Argument Culture, Tannen 10.Kanji & Kana, Hadamitzky/Spahn Chock full of info with nowhere to go By Kate Shingler Canadian journalists Jean-Benoît Nadeau and Julie Barlow spent nearly three years living in Paris, the result an exhaustive Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong (Why we love France but not the French).Chock full with 351 pages of information, it can be broken down into three parts: It examines the spirit, structure and changes currently going on in France.The first segment delves into what makes the French, well, French: Their sense of privacy, appreciation of grandeur and love of eloquence.The second part is more technical with a detailed breakdown of the State, including how the civil service is organized, the ins and outs of the elite education system and the country’s protest culture.In section three, Nadeau and Bar-low dissect the way France is evolving and adapting to the demands of the modern world.A fellow of the New Hampshire-based Institute for Current World Affairs, Nadeau was commissioned to live in France and write about how it was resisting globalization.But once the Sherbrooke-born journalist and author went abroad, he realized he was actually more interested in trying to understand the way the country operates.“One of the assumptions we challenge is that France doesn’t work, that it can’t work,” he writes in the introduction to the book.“France clearly does work.What makes it work is the harmony between the spirit of the French and the structures they have given themselves, structures that are genuinely theirs." Nadeau is a journalist who has written for L’actualité, Saturday Night Magazine, National Post Business, and Quebec Science.His intention, however, was not to go to France as a journalist, but rather as an anthropologist.Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong is an academic work, that will be useful as a reference text.It would be very helpful for a North American who is relocating and needs help adjusting to France.A riveting travelogue, however, it is not.Nadeau and Barlow do not write enough about themselves, their friends or their France.Anecdotes injected to illustrate the main points of the chapter are tantalizing splashes of colour in what is often a black and white landscape.Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong (Why we love France, but not the French); Jean-BenoIt Nadeau and Julie Barlow; Sourcebooks Inc.; 2003; 351 Pages; ISBN: 1402200455.$26.95.F T T H 24 Hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year The Quebec Division responds to nearly 700 emergency situations every year, coming to the assistance of thousands of victims.Help the Red Cross help others.www.redcross.ca a 800 JYCROIX (1 800 592-7649) t h-e r o s s world nstr TALK OF THEDlPnshipS JUNE 13-JUNE 19, 2003 PAGE 7 Natural Choices For Your VACATION S Old Orchard Beach, Maine Tha closes# seacoasf tination.Only 4 hours, advantage of off-season low NE’RE BEACH FAMILY CAMPING Low prices • 58 sites 38 Saco Ave.(207) 934-7614 5 min.walk to beach & amusements Clean, quiet, convenient with pool The Concorde Check our specials for June • A/C • Jacuzzi • Pool • Picnic Tables & B B.Q on site • Reasonable rates • 2 min.to beach 136 West Grand Ave., O.O.B.(207) 934-9673 20' dKeount CZ U?\ \ / T tr\\7 on off-season OCA V lCW weekday* will.VHERESLN MEETS SF.A AND SAND thi* tul • DiriTtly on Old Orchard Beach • Genuine Hospitality • Off-season rates www.seaviewgetaway.com 65 West Grand Ave.1-800-541-8439 (p ALOUETTE BEACH RESORT Dircetly nil the beach Oeeaiifl'iHlt Ril(, Mold Room* IU min.«.ilk lo Pier * Indoor Pool, Keslaurnnl •M Kii*l (trnml Am-., Olil Oivhanl Beaeli IVI.: 207-93 I-I 131 • 1 •KOO-.>(m-4 1 .> 1 Welndle: w n \\ .alouctlrbearliroMirt.eoin Prop.: Aline & Fred kenned) & Famil) ¦Tin Classic Motel • Ouality Kilelienetlt*# ( f/U'Il • Suite ith \\ liirlpool w • Indoor Heated pool l{niinil A ( hiltloor jaeuz/i • 2 Milt*s to tin* Itt-neli • 1 Mile It» 1HiitovA n/S| 27 Oi l* an l»ark ltd., San».Me (20‘ • A/C heated units & kitchenettes • Outdoor pool • Cable color TV Mini refrigerators • 3 min.walk to beach 46 Saco Ave., O.O.B.atlanticbreezemotel.com (207) 934-4208 The BecichuioocJ Motel 29 W.Grand Ave., O.O.B.(207) 934-2291 - Directly on the beach - Heated pool - 44 units with kitchenettes - A/C, colour TV - Complimentary coffee - Walking distance to attractions www.beachwood-motel.com Ocean House HOTEL & MOTEL • Ocean front units with kitchenettes — Ocean front pool — Some 1 & 2 bdrm units A/C — CATV — Telephones Toll Free Reservations: 1-877-837-4148 • www.theoceanhouse.com CWit~ 35 East Grand Ave., Old Orchard Beach (207) 934-4060 or 1 -800-909-4060 On Seven Miles of Sandy Beach! 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Reloaded, Various Artists (2) 9.Thankful, Kelly Clarkson (7) 10.Let Go, Avril Lavigne (11) 11.Elephant, White Stripes (10) 12.Lizzie McGuire, Various Artists (9) 13.Up!, Shania Twain (13) * Nielsen SoundScan Train My Priva te Na tion (Sony Music) Lead singer Pat Monahan and the rest of the boys have another winner on their hands.My Private Nation is proving to be a strong follow-up to last year’s effort, which spawned the highly-suc-cessful single ‘Drops of Jupiter’.The first single from this follow-up disc is ‘Calling All Angels’.By now, you’ve likely heard it on radio both here in Canada and on stations we get from south of the border.The second single on this disc is likely to be ‘All American Girl’, with its catchy, dance-floor-friendly tempo and smooth lyrics.It seems Monahan has a hand in co-writing almost every track on this collection — and that’s a good'thing.This man can write and has the voice to go with it.That has Train fast becoming a household name in music.Other tracks to listen for from My Private Nation include ‘When I Look to the Sky’ and the last one on this disc, entitled ‘I’m About to Come Alive’.-A.J.Rosanne CAsh Rules of Travel (Capitol Records/EMI) The rules of this album are simple: Have a small assortment of guests, including the legendary Man in Black, make sure to include mostly short, sweet, slow and sometimes sad songs and be sure to employ fine forms of folk, roots and a wee dash of country in assorted tracks.Once all of these unsaid regulations are met, Cash embarks on a lovely, languid journey through stories and ballads of all sorts.A few choice picks from the 11-song album includes the title track.¦ N tl RECORD TALK Best Selling Singles 1.There There, Radiohead (new) 2.In Da Club, 50 Cent (1) 3.Picture, Kid Rock feat.Moorer 4.Fighter, Christina Aguilera 5.Sing for the Moment, Eminem (4) 6.American Life, Madonna (5) 7.1 Know What You Want, B.Rhymes (7) 8.What The World Needs, Various Artists (6) 9.IfYou’re Not The One, D.Bedingfield (9) 10.1 Drove all Night, Celine Dion (8) 11.Beware of the Boys, Panjabi MC (10) 12.Up!, Shania Twain (11) 13.Somewhere I Belong, Linkin Park (16) * Nielson SoundScan one of the more upbeat pieces with an interesting instrumental introduction.‘September When It Comes’ is also a fine piece made all the richer by father Johnny Cash and Teddy Thompson.Rosanne Cash stands just fine on her own, but the occasional guest rounds out the slow, melodic sounds.-T.D.Primal Scream Evil Heat (Epic/Sony) Not quite the Rolling Stones, not quite political, not quite the ‘60s, but certainly a good blend of rock influences.A variety of influences are cited as means to inspire the creation of this recording.It is not quite the high ride full of strong points characteristic of the group’s prior releases, but it is promising.Highlighting Evile Heat is the in-strumental ‘Autobahn 66’, which flies back to the days of Kraftwerk.Primal Scream also jumps into ‘Some Velvet Morning’, a house tune with guest vocals from Kate Moss.The music varies in tempo as well as time.The lyrics fluctuate between being interesting and rather ordinary.Fans of the band will have long since added this to their discography, but the general public might not be so thrilled.-T.D.Morning Star My Place In The Dust (D7 Recordings) Jesse Vernon plays the violin on Morning Star’s My Place In The Dust.That is about all there is worth mentioning.Members of Portishead and PJ Harvey may also appear on this album too, but the result is a soft and uninspiring blend of pop styles and variations.Never will you X., 9 U< Review be jarred frightfully out of your chair.This music is perfect for leisurely times, motoring down the highway in a pensive mode or just plain fine listening.At times strictly instrumental, strong vocals and a sure blend of poetry also define this CD.-T.D.Russell Gunn Ethnomusicology: Volume 3 (Justin Time) This is nice.Spring is on the way, summer is almost here and that means it is time for the Montreal Jazz Fest.This man will play the trumpet, among other instruments, with a host of others with his band on June 27 as part of the free concert series.I would not suggest waiting until that point to hear the music.Nominated for a Grammy Award with Volume 1 and 2, he is no musical dud.With a smart title like Ethnomusicology, listeners can only help but to want to discover this slightly different recording.Gunn successfully fuses elements of hip hop, R&B and assorted styles of jazz into one tidy parcel.‘Variations (on a conspiracy theory)’, for example, is a six-minute number that will heat up the night.Though the album is only 45 minutes in length, it is time well spent listening to good instrumental tracks with occasional vocal elements.-T.D.Moneen Are We Really Happy With Who We Are Right Now?(Smallman Records) Whether you are happy and you know it, or you are displeased with your present self, clap your hands.These Toronto boys are back with their sophomore LP.It takes a little noise from their EP, and adds the melodic elements of their first full- length album.The result is ‘aggressive melodic pop’.If Grade means anything, with their screaming melodic emo punk rock, then these up-and-coming fellows will dazzle you and win your heart live in late August in Montreal.This is suitable summer listening for those who delight in modern rock as well.-T.D.POPIUM Perman en tly High (Music Network/EMI) It is no wonder this Norwegian pop group already has a few Grammy Awards to their credit.You could easily drop the P from their name to be called Opium.They are just that catchy, and ever so slightly addictive.Tried and true pop formulas like those culled from works of The Beatles, The Kinks and XTC are the staple of Permanently High.Canadian pop fans will be reminded of the midrange works of the Grapes of Wrath.Popium excels, and might just garner a little more attention on this side of the Atlantic.A light fare of fun music bounces you through from one track to another for less than 45 minutes.‘Check It Out’ and ‘The Silverlining’ provide a ‘Beautiful Thing’.There is also ‘Love In Store’ as you ‘Glitter’, and finally you become ‘Permanently High’ and feel ‘Sunshine All Over’.-T.D.Lara St.John re: Bach (Sony Classical) The hearts and minds of Baroque purists will boil at the idea of turning something so sacred as the works of Bach into something with pop, jazz and world overtones.Perhaps it is the first that is the worst, taking something revered , fiddling about with it, adding in a W u r 1 i t z e r here and a Hammond there when Bach probably never entertained the idea of using them.Still, there is a new breed of listener that delights in assorted hybrid forms of music.Arrangements are courtesy of Magnus Fiennes, a composer in his own right.Lara St.John brings innovation and beauty again.It is a solid recording, certainly a departure from past variations and interpretations of Bach, true to the original, yet somewhere out in left field.-T.D.RUSKU TTÏt m mm Ê .moneen.***** THE; RECORD June 6-June 12, 2003 page 9 TALK -: Carey and Daniels \Jt rtf}* pe are not dumberer J-f mMM By Jamie Portman CanWest News Service The New Line release is a prequel to Dumb and Dumber, the 1994 hit comedy that starred Carrey and Daniels as two dim-wits who become involved in a kidnap plot.It was full of lowbrow humour, especially toilet jokes, and it made a mint.Some critics went so far as to call them a new Abbott and Costello or Laurel and Hardy.But Carrey and Daniels want to make clear that they have absolutely no connection with the new film, Dumb And Dumberer, which shows how the hapless pair first met as high-school students and features Eric Christian Olsen and Derek Richardson as their younger selves.Daniels started fielding questions about his upcoming “role” in Dumb and Dumberer last summer when he was talking to the press about another film, Blood Work.He tried to correct the misconception that he and Carrey were involved, and was still doing so months later in the midst of interviews for Gods And Generals.Now Carrey is saying he faced the same problem.He’s also gently suggesting that the filmmakers could have made it more clear in their promotion that he and Daniels were not involved.“I have a lot of people coming up to me thinking I’m in it,” he commented during a media weekend on behalf of his current movie, Bruce Almighty."I guess there's a little sin of omission there.They did a lot of campaigning without saying who was in it, or whatever.So I don't know if they kind of misled people that way.” Carrey won’t comment on the idea of doing a prequel to one of his most popular comedies.“I don’t know.I have no idea what it’s like.I wish them luck with it.” Nolte is green The upcoming Hulk is about a brilliant young scientist whose difficulty in controlling his anger causes him to mutate into a 15-foot monster.Nick Nolte, who plays the Hulk’s father, knows all about the challenge of anger management because, he says, “almost everything in life makes me mad.“I can get angry on the freeway,” Nolte says.“1 can get angry about government and policy.” He figures there’s no use going on about the things that make him angry, and then adds that he’s more likely to get that way among large groups of people.“I was born in Iowa on a farm, I don’t do well in large cities.You can be in a bar and any time anybody comes up to you under the influence, you will really become unglued.” , But Nolte also considers anger to be part and parcel of living.“You’ve got to control things like that, but to eliminate anger would be absolutely absurd.” Catch the musical if you can Steven Spielberg wants to make a stage musical out of Catch Me If You Can, his hit winter movie about a youthful con artist.Spielberg has given the green light to Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman, lyricist and composer, respectively, for the Tony Award-winning Hair-spray, to work on a new stage adaptation.Matrix star believes in privacy Carrie-Anne Moss respects her Matrix co-star Keanu Reeves for trying to keep his private life private — although she admits that some Hollywood stars don’t mind being in the limelight.“If you want to do it, you can be in all the magazines all the time.You can do that.But you can also be like Keanu.I totally respect how he does it, and he does it so low key and so easily.But he's still like a real guy and just like a regular person.He’s so not like a movie star.And you know — I dig that.I think that’s neat.” She thinks it’s “disrespectful” to force actors to talk about their private life if they’re reluctant to do so.Grant takes his time Hugh Grant still likes producing the odd movie, even though Simian Pictures — the company he and former girlfriend Liz Hurley operate — has had mixed success with films like Mickey Blue Eyes and Extreme Measures.Grant says the lesson he has learned with those projects is to take his time.“There are things cooking there, but my new philosophy is to take long enough to ensure the new script is absolutely bang-on right before you get into production.I refuse to be pressurized — as so often happens, the political nature of the deals you make with the studios forces you to film a script before it’s absolutely ready.That’s a recipe for frustration because films take a year and a half to make, and you don’t want to be playing catch-up all the time.” CANWEST NEWS SERVICE Jim Carrey (pictured in his latest Bruce Almighty) and Jeff Daniels want to make clear that they have absolutely no connection with the new film, Dumb And Dumberer.- Ci nérns 4204, bout, Bertrand-Fabi MOVIE INFO 821-9009 uiujiu.galaxycincmas.com SHOWTIMES EFFECTIVE JUNE I3TH TO JUNE I9TH PLUSSE CHOCHE & TRÈS ZIDIOT everyday: 13:15, 16:15, 19:15,5145 HOMICIDE À HOLLYWOOD Every day: 13:50, 15:50,18:50,2140 TAXI 3(G) Every day: 13:15, 19:15 LA MATRICE RECHARGÉE ( I3Y ?violence) Every day: 15:30,2140 LES INVASIONS BARBARES (I3Y) Every day: 1240, 1540, 18:40, 21:30 MAMBOITAUANO (FV) (G) Every day: 12:35, 15:35, 18:35,21:35 TROUVER NEMO précédée de BIBELOT (G) Every day: 13:00, 1600, 19:00,21:20 BRUCE LE TOUT-PUISSANT (G) Every day except Sun: 13:10, 16:10, 1910, 21:35 Sun: 13:10, 16:10 RAPIDES & DANGEREUX 2 (I3Y) Every day: 1245, 1545, 1845, 2145 LES RAZMOKET A L'ETAT SAUVAGE (G) Every day: 12:20, 1420, 16:20, 18:20, 20:20 WWE-BAD BLOOD Sunday June IS «of 1900 11187 PAGE 10 TALK OF THE Townships JUNE 13-JUNE 19, 2003 WEEKDAYS MORNING Station Guide 6AM 6:30 7AM 7:30 8AM 8:30 9AM 9:30 10AM 10:30 11AM 11:30 B News (CC) News (CC) Early Show Crossing Over Crossing Over Dr.Phil Price Is Right A (CC) rVTjrl B News Today Live With Regis and Kelly Other Half RiïTTi B CBC News: Morning (CC) Cyberchase Arthur Clifford-Red Dragon Tales Rolie Polie Olie (:16) Little Bear Save-Urns! 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Beyblade TALK OF IHb.'Ewnships J'TNE 13-JUNE 19, 2003 PAGE 11 FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 13, 2003 Station Guide 6PM 6:30 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 12AM v.rj.Yi b News(CC) CBS Evening News n (CO Entertainment Tonioht a Baby Bob A (CCf Yes.Dear A (CC Hack “Songs in the Night” a (CC) 48 Hours Mystery A (CC) News(CC) L35) Late Show Lauren Ambrose; Damien Rice.A (CC) ivmn b News NBC Nightly News ICC) Jeopardy! 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(CC) NBA I NBA Basketball Playoffs Finals Game 5 - San Antonio Spurs at New Jersey Nets From Shootaround Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford.N.J.(Live) A (CC) News(CC) (:35| Nightline (12:06) Jimmy kimmel Live b Montréal ce soir (SC) Chasse à l’homme (SC) L'Or (Partie 6 de 10) (SC) Zone libre “Raoul Léger, la vérité morcelée” (SC) Le Téléjournal/Le Point (SC) Les Nouvelles du sport Cinéma “Le Jagu Reno.Patrick Bru ar” (1996) Jean «1.(SC) Hil.'.ll fD News (CC) Qiobal National m Train 48 (CC) Entertainment Tonioht A Baby Bob A (CCf NBA Basketball Playoffs Finals Game 5 - San Antonio Spurs at New Jersey Nets.From Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford.N.J.(Live) A (CC) News (CC) Sports (CC) Entertainment Tonight (CC) (9 News n (CC) Access Hollvwood (CC) eTalk Daily A (CC) W-Five n (CC) Eleventh Hour “The Source” A (CC) (DVS) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Desperate” A (CC) News A (CC) News A (CC) (12:05) Open Mike (CC) t'.viT'i m News ABC World News Tonioht Dharma & Greg n(CC) Will & Grace A (CC) NBA Shootaround NBA Basketball Playoffs Finals Game 5 - San Antonio Spurs at New Jersey Nets.From Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, N.J.(Live) A (CC) News :35) Nightline CC) (12:06) Jimmy Kimmel Live iv/iitl S3 Judcje Judy n Judge Judy Defamation: Everybody Loves Raymond Frasier “Beware of Greeks" A Fastlane Van springs his father from prison to ne|p with a case.Fastlane “Popdukes" Van’s father is released from prison.A (CC) Seinfeld “The Pen” A ICC) Will & Grace A (CC) Simpsons “Pokey Mom” a That 70s Show n (CC) Dharma & Greg A (CC) IHaTl 0] (5:30) Le Grand Journal (SC) Flash (SC) La Porte des étoiles “Pouvoir absolu” (SC) Jardinons avec Albert (SC) Maison de rêve (SC) Faut le voir pour le croire Caméra extrême Le Grand Journal (SC) Cent dix pour cent (SC) Cinéma “Les Black Panthers” (1995, Drame) Kadeem I Hardison, Bokeem Woodbine, Joe Don Baker.I'.HIili Simpsons “The Telltale Head" King of the Hill n (CC) Simpsons n .icç Seinfeld “The Pen” n (CC) Fastlane Van springs his father from orison to nelo with a case.Fastlane “Popdukes” Van's father is released from prison.A (CC) News Seinfeld “The Movie” (CC) Spin City “The Image Maker” Star Trek: Vovager (CC) IVi ^ Cl Newshour With Jim Lehrer (CC) Nightly Business Report Vermont This Week Washington Week (CC) Wall Street-Fortune Now With Bill Moyers A (CC) Reel Independents “Vermont’s Film Showcase” BBC World News Charlie Rose a (CC) rwii .BBC World News Nightly Business Report Newshour With Jim Lehrer (CC) People Near Here Wall Street-Fortune Silver Thread Through the West: The California Zephyr n Now With Bill Moyers A (CC) BBC World News Charlie Rose A (CC) F.f • .1 ^ City Confidential “St.Augustine: | American Justice “Madalyn Murray The Socialite and the Politician’' 0’Hair” A (CC) Biography “Julius Caesar: Master of tne Roman World” (CC) Private Lives of Pompeii The Roman town is buried when Mt.Vesuvius erupts in 79 A.D.(CCI Third Watch “Four Days” A (CC) Biography: Julius Caesar ntwra BravolVideos Road to Avonlea “All That Glitters" !Show: Making of Hard Core Logo (ÇÇ) i Movie “Used People” (1992) Shirley MacLaine.A Jewish widow endures her family’s discontent when she begins dating her late husband’s Italian-American friend.(CC) Law & Order “Refuge” A (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Sex and the City A (CC) f?H71 Moneyline (CC) Live From the Headlines (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Newsnight With Aaron Brown (CC) Moneyline Larry king Live Crocodile Hunter The Irwins go to the Galapagos Islands.(CC) Dffljjf Planet Technology, nature.Insectia Madagascar.Insectia Bug catching.Canadian Geographic “ShaDeshifter,?(CC) Great Canadian LParks A Great Canadian iRivergJCC) DajJ^ Planet Technology, nature.Crocodile Hunter (CC) ITfTTi History Bites A ICC) It Seems Like Yesterday A China Beach K.C.is asked to take Cherry White’s body home.Great Train Stories “Prairie Gold” A(CC) Heat of the Sun A (Part 1 of 2) Heat of the Sun A (Part 2 of 2) 12 O'clock High “Decoy” A (CC) Heat of the Sun fun Animal Miracles “Ace's Courage" JÜÇÇ) Weird Homes a ICO Pet Project A (CC) Extra A (CC) Matchmaker A Weird Weddings A (CC) Say Yes, Marry Me! A Real Renos A (CCI Going to the Dogs A ICC) Extra A (CC) Weird Homes A (CC) Matchmaker A men International Newsflrst News Television International Newsfirst European Journal News Television International Newsfirst German Journal International Newsfirst European Journal News Television News Television BID RDI Junior Capital actions Le Monde 'Entrée des artistes (SC) Grands reportages La préservation de l'eau aux XXTe siècle.Le Téléjournal/Le Point (SC) Entrée des artistes (SC) Coulisses F1 Canada aujourd'hui Le Téléjournal/Le Point (SC) ptîmvj This Hour Has 22 Minutes n This Hour Has 22 Minutes r\ Poltergeist: The Legacy “The Devil's Lighthouse' A (CC) La Femme Nikita A (CC) Bliss A (CC) Kink A (CC) Oz “See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Smell No Evil" A (CC) (:13) Red Shoe Diaries "Jealousy” A honevmoon interruDted.(11:47) Red Shoe Diaries n rm Home Again (CC) Home Again (CC) Secrets of Forensic Science Sting operation.While You Were Out “California: Tassaiarra Circle" (CC) While You Were Out A den gets a dash of rock-star extravagance.While You Were Out “Utah: Sherman Avenue” While You Were Out “California: Tassaiarra Circle” (CC) While You Were Out f?7Tn 5:00) Movie “Frid Jew Beginning” ( lay the 13th-A 1985)A Movie “Friday the 13th, Part VI: Jason Lives’’ (1986, Horror) Thom Mathews, Jennifer Cooke.Renee Jones.A Movie “Friday the 13th Part VII - The New Blood" (1988, Horror) Lar Park Lincoln.Terry Kiser.Susan Blu.a Movie “Friday the Manhattan” (1989.13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Horror) Jensen Daggett, a iHtl (5:00) Golf U S.Open •• Second Round (Live) Sportscentre M) TSN Profile: Knudson Golf U S Open - Second Round.From Olympia Fields Country Club in Olvmpia Fields.III.Sportscentre (CC) Best of the U.S.Open - Second Round Nick Cannon A1 [What I Like I About You A VivaS Club (CC) |Hit List (CC) New Addams iFamilv (CC) Mystery Hunters Ml Goosebumps a (CC) 2030 CE “Prisoners” (CC) Daring & Grace (CC) Vampire High “Lost Weekend" Big Wolf on Campus “Pilot” Pinky & the Brain n (CC) Station Guide 8AM 8:30 9AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11AM 11:30 12PM 12:30 1PM 1:30 2PM 2:30 3PM 3:30 tvrexi u ChalkZone a (El) (CC) Hey Arnold! A El) (CC) i Saturday Early Show A (CC) Dora the Explorer (CC) Blue’s Clues A (El) Paid Program Guthy- Renker.com Trend Watch Vacations; jewelry; swimwear.Honeymoone rs Honeymoone rs Movie “The Commitments” | 11991), Maria Doyle k'/l-irl El (7:00) Today A (CC) Animal Adventures Wild Moments Adventure Camo A (El) Croc Files A m Trading Spaces Endurance “Eruption” Strange Days Scout’s Safari “Visitor” Paid Program Golf U.S.Open Olvmpia Field; i - Third Round.From Olympia Fields Country Club in i.III.(Live) A (CC) a Zoboomafoo “Climbing” j Arthur (CC) Cyberchase (CC) Reboot (CC) Ace Lightning Worst Witch (CC) Daring & Grace (CC) Incredible Storv Studio POV Sports (CO First Person Bowling Championship 10^ [Pin.From Vancouver.Gymnastics Canadian Cnampionshios.(Taœd) Cycling Women's World Cup.1 From Montreal.(CC) RTTil a (7:00) Salut, bonjour! Chroniques sports, arts et spectacles.Diein air.et fleurs et iardins.Automag Tonus Vins et fromages (SC) l-D maison (SC) Fleurs et iardins (SC) Via TVA Boutique TVA Infopublicité 1 Infopublicité I Visez dans le I mille! t'.r it’.'i a Teamo Supremo Recess A Fillmore A (El) (CC) (El) (CC) Recess A (El) (CC) Lizzie McGuire Proud Family A (El) (CC) Animal Adventures Ebert & Roeœr A Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Lighter Side ofSDorts Entertainers Matthew McConaughev.Trend Watch Vacations; jew-| elrv: swimwear.q Fennec (SC) Twipsyle Les 101 cybermes- Dalmatiens Et voici la oetlte Lulu Wheel Sguad (SC) Iznogoud (SC) Les Enfants du feu (SC) Lassie “L’Évasion” L’heure du midi (SC) Cinéma “L’Hoi scientifiaue m time fusée" (1997) Harland W aladrolt particioe a une missii illiams.Un in spatiale.Un air de famille (SC) L’Accent 1-888- Oiseaux FTTH IQ [Real Kids, Real Mechanics Stargate SG-1 Appearances tor Kids deceptive at AGC.(CC) Full Contact Fishing Pet Guys (CO Dodgin' It Wakestock (ÇÇ) Strange Days Bang TV (CC) All Xtreme (CC) Queen of Swords "Honor Thv Father” A ICCi Firestation a ICC) That 70s Show (CC) fHJHi 0 Good Morning Canada A (CC) Daily Planet n (CC) Animal Tracks A Animal Tracks A Great Race A (CO Beyond Belief Women Warriors Travel Travel n (CC) Balance-TV Balance-TV Movie “Requiem for Murder” (1998) Chris Mulkey.rVi.TJ 09 Teamo Supremo Recess n (El) (CC) Fillmore n (El) ICC) Recess A (El) (CC) Lizzie McGuire Proud Family A (El) (CC) Kim Possible A (CC) Power Ranaers Power Ranaers NBA Inside Stuff Paid Program Paid Program Guthy- Renker.com Paid Program Guthy- Renker.com Paid Programl I'.'i'U'l §0 Fighting Foodons A Back to the Future (CC) Mutant Turtles Kirby: Right Back at Ya! 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A Ml Real TV A (CC) Real TV I Florida Real TV A I kcci ifci.'i Sportscentre ( CC) Sportscentre ( CC) Canadian Soortfishina Motoring 2003 Motorcycle Exrerience Bowling Men’s Five Pin.IfTapedf World of Golf U.S.Open Pregame Golf U.S.Open - Third Round.From Olympia Fields Country Club in I Olvmpia Fields, III.(Live) Daily Mass Down to Earth Satrang West Indians United Panorama- Visn.Gurbani Watno Dur | TV Asia jZ-TV Ashirvad Muslim Chronicle Dil Dil I Pakistan | Visions of Pakistan Sermons From Calvarv Evangel Temple PAGE 12 TALK OF THliTÔlPnshipS JUNE 13-JUNE 19, 2003 Station Guide 4PM 4:30 5PM 5:30 6PM 6:30 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 12 AM l’,Y*VI B 3:00) Movie “The Commitments” (1991) Horse Racing Stephen Foster HandicaD.(CC) News(CC) CBS Evening Entertainment Tonight A (CC) Price Is Right Million Dollar Spectacular A (CC) District Police headquarters is Quarantined.CC) Agency “An Isolated Incident” A (CC) News (CC) ER “Last Rites” A (CC) rTJrl B [1:30) Golf U.S.Open -¦ Third Round.From Olympia Fields Country Club in Olympia Fields, III.(Live) A (CC) Fear Factor “Couples Show” a (CC) Maxim's Hot 100 A (PA) (CO ' Law & Order: Special Victims Unit "Justice” A News Saturday Night Live Al Gore: Phish A (CC) Mil B Cycling: W.Equestrian Shell Cup From Spruce Cuo Meadows in Calaarv.(Taped) (CC) Saturday Reçoit Made in Canada Tom Stone “Water” (CC) Movie “Blazing Saddles” (1974, Comedy) Cleavon Little.Gene Wilder.Harvev Korman, (CC Movie “Conquest” (1998, C Bluteau.Tara Fitzgerald.M< omedy-Drama mi cme Mercur i Lothaire LlCO Movie “Saboteur” rerun b Cinéma “La F Thomas Ian N ecrue de l’année" (1993.Comédie) icholas, Gary Busey, Albert Hall.(SC) Le TVA 18 heures Cinéma “Cianches!” (1994) policier menace de faire ex Keanu Reeve closer un autc s.Un ancien ibus.(:45) Cinéma “La Maison de la colline hantée” (1999, (:45) Le TVA Horreur) Geoffrey Rush.Famke Janssen.(SC) réseau (:13) Cinéma Marlon Brand ‘Le Parrain” (1972, Drame) to.Al Pacino.rr.ïivi q WNBA Basketball Los Angeles Sparks at New York Liberty.From Madison Sauare Garden in New York.News (CC) ABC Wld I Wheel of News ! 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Movie “The Beach Boys: An American Family” (2000, B Aliev Mills.The storv of the band that defined Californi iwffimuifcA1 (CC)"’ News (CC) Practice “Burden of Proof A (CC) reran q Adrénaline (SC) Le Téléiournal Cinéma “Qua Anglais s'épr re mariages et un enterrement" (1994) Hugh Grant.Un end d’une femme rencontrée à un marlaae.Caméra témoin “Roger Touoin.éDicier variété" Le A la Maison-Blanche (SC) Téléiournal Nouvelles- sport (11:55) Lautrec” WN.'iil (Q That 70s Show ICC) Simpsons A (CC Simpsons A (CCI Simpsons “Bart Star” Doc “Nobody” a (CC) Tweens: Too Fast, Too Soon (CC) Menopause, HRT f You Body & Health Stargate SG-1 Team trapped in hellish prison.Andromeda “The Sum of Its Parts” A CC) Inside Entertainme Saturday Night Live Al Gore: Pnish.A ICC) IHdHJ 0 (3:00) Movie “Requiem for I Murder” (1998) Consumer's Choice Awards News a (CC) Spotlight BalanceTV Just for Laughs Canadian Idol a (CC) Cold Squad “Happily Ever After" A Comedy Comedy Now A Now (CC) News a (CC) News A ICO Sex Files-Birth rmi m WNBA Basketball Los Angeles Sparks at New York Liberty.From Madison Sauare Garden in New York.News ABC Wld News Dharma & Greo (CC) Dharma & Greo (CC) Movie “The Beach Boys: An American Family” (2000, Biography) Kevin Dunn, Aliev Mills.The storv of the band that defined California surf music, n (CC) News Will & Grace A Will & Grace A rum is (3:00) MLB Baseball St.Louis Cardinals at New York Yankees.From Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.N.Y.Coach a (CC) Coach A (CC) America's Passions: A Passion for Motorcycles Cops A (PA) fcT™ America's Most Wanted: Simpsons A Simpsons a America Fiahts Back 'ICC (CC Mad TV A (CC) Cheaters A ICO irara ED (3:30) Cinéma “Perdus à Atlantis” (1997) Jeff Speakman, Brian Bloom.Le Grand Journal Défi karaoké Cinéma “Sept ans au Tibet Un alpiniste autrichien rent (1997, Drame) Brad Pitt, David Thewlis.ontre (e jeune Dalai Lama.:15) Cinéma “Sliver” (1993) Sharon Stone, William Baldwin.Une eune éditrice soupçonne ses voisins d'être des tueurs.Le Grand Journal “Amour- Emman.” ruina (3:00) MLB Baseball St.Louis Cardinals at New York 'Andromeda Cry for help.Yankees.From Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.N.Y.! n (CCI Seinfeld A (CC) Seinfeld Cops A (PA) “The Cafe” !lCC) Cops A (PA) America's Most Wanted: America Fiahts Back News Mad TV A (CC) WWE [Bottom Line 1 ri^iri Victory Garden Smart Travels: Manor House and Losers” “Winners CC) Lawrence Welk Show “Fathers Day” As Time Goes Bv Keeping Up Fawlty Towers Are You Being Missing Postman Austin City Limits “Brooks & Dunn” n Movie "After the Thin Man” Mvsterv) William Powell.M' (1936, rrna Lov.rrem People Near Here Cucina Sicilia (CC) Small Business Scully: The World BBC World News Editors Business Challenge McLaughlin GrouD Great Performances “Duetto: The Great Performances “30th Anniversary: A Celebration (BBC World Concert at the Roman Colosseum” (CC) in Song” a (CC) [News Movie “City JM! rrra Detective Beat “Murder in the Family” (CC) investigative Reports (CC) Parole Board “Oregon” (CC) City Confidential (CC) American Justice “Vanished" a (CC) Cold Case Piles (CC) Martha Stewart: Recipe for Ruin: Special Report Paparazzi JGQ 'Star Treatment Amer.Justice fliTAT'J (3:30) Movie Julia Roberts The Pelican E Denzel Wash rief” (1993, Suspense) inoton.(Cà Arts & Minds StarTV (CC) Live at the Rehearsal Hall (CC) Billy Budd The English National Opera featuring Thomas Allen and L45) Richard Van Allan oerforms Herman Melville's classic storv.Bravonews Sex and the Citv (CC) (:45) Real Sex in the City | RTTU CNN Live Saturday Dollar Signs (CCI People in the News (CC) CNN Live Saturday Capital Gang CNN Presents Larry King Weekend CNN Saturday Night CNN Presents Larry King Weekend m-Tü Canadian Geographic “Shapeshifter (CC) Monster Garage “Garbage Truck” (CC) How'd They Do That?A (CC) How it's Made (CC) How It’s Made (CCI Frontiers of Construction Geothermal cower.Guinness World Records: Primetime (CC) Guinness World Records: Primetime (CC) Connection ICO How It’s Made ICC) Sex Files-Circ.111 IT 1 (2:00) “Pale Rider” n Legends of the Isles A Canadians Aviator Marion Orr.A (CC) Streets of the World Ghost Towns A For King and Empire A (Part 2 of 6) (CC) Treasure Seekers “Tibet's Hidden Kingdom” Movie "The Magnificent Se aunfiahters protect a Mexic ran” (1960, Western) Yul Brynner.Hired an town from outlaws.A Ghost Towns A “Magnificent fTTI3 Bridezillas Weird Weddinas A Matchmaker A Weird Wheels A Weird Homes a At the Post A Going to the Do gs Zoo Diaries A ICC) Dogs With Jobs Matchmaker 90 Days in A Hollywood Hollywood Confidential Hollywood datina.A Sexual Secrets A Tempt.Is.* Aust.ri^'.ra Inti.Newsfirst European Journal Inti.Newsfirst German Journal Inti.Newsfirst Special Assignment News Television (In Japanese) Push Play Health German Matters Journal Up Close Special Assignment News Television Hot Type iCd l Push Play Vivre ici Le Journal de France 2 Le Journal RDI (SC) Weekend Conseil-PQ Culture-choc (SC) Le Journal RDI (SCI L’Epicerie America Des enfants retirés de leur famille.Le Folie-aven- Téléiournal ture Grands reportages “Juarez, ville d impunité” Zone libre (SC) Le Téléiournal reu.ri Pie in the Sky “Who Only Stand and Wait" (CC) At Home With the Braithwaites A Clocking Off A Movie “The Windsor Protor Colicos.Alan Thicke.Kvle I :of” (1996, Adventure) John Mac Lachlan.A Da Vinci's Inquest “Bang Like That” A (CC) Movie “Up at the Villa” (2000) Kristin Scott Thomas, Sean Penn.In 1938.a British widow’s life takes an unexpected turn.A iIT3 Ultimate Operation Deep brain stimulation.Maternity Ward “Risk Management” Trauma: Life in the ER “Resurrection” While You Were Out Trading Spaces “Long Island: Sûlit Rock Road” Trading Spaces “Pennsylvania: Brvant For Better or tor Worse “Sharon and David” Trading Spaces “Long Island: Split Rock Road ' Trading Soaces nun Real TV A (CC) Real TV a (CC) Movie “Soldier Boyz” (1995, Adventure) Michael Dudikoff, Cary-Hirovuki Taqawa, Tyrin Turner.A ! 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Date a ICC] Blind Date a (CO Star Trek: The Next Generation “Brothers” A (CC) Elimination Elimination Elimination Elimination Party With Spike A Blind Date A (CC) rm Off the Record Sportscentre (Live) CFL Pregame (Live) CFL Football Saskatchewan Roughriders at Toronto Argonauts.From SkyDome in Toronto.(Live) Sportscentre (Live) (CC) Motoring 2003 EM lu ll SpongeBob SauarePants n Jimmy Neutron: Bov Genius Yvon of the Yukon (CC) Yu-Gi-Oh! “Mind] Game" (CC) Dragon Bali Z (CC) ReBoot “Life’s a Glitch” (CCI Goosebumps a Ml Radio Active Morgan's a star.Breaker High A (CC) Big Wolf on Camous (CC) NewAddams Two Point Four Family ICC) I Children (CC) (12:05) Are You Beina Served?Nichols to perform in Essex Junction Music Country singer Joe Nichols is a busy man these days.He just captured the 2003 ACM Top New Male Vocalist, and his new video for ‘She Only Smokes When She Drinks’ debuted last Saturday during his appearance on CMT’s ‘Most Wanted Live’.To add to his busy lifestyle, Nichols will also spend the summer on the road, touring with Alan Jackson.On Aug.25, that tour will take him to the Champlain Valley Fair in Essex Junction, Vt.a great opportunity for country fans on both sides of the border to take in one of country music’s best young artists.Nichols, an Arkansas native, is already well-known for songs like ‘The Impossible’, a beautiful, well-written ode to our inner strength, and ‘Bro-kenheartsville’, which is as country as you can get.His current hit is the cleverly written ‘She Only Smokes When She Drinks’, which will likely be another number one for the young singer.There’s no compromise with this country newcomer — it is country all the way.Just like the artists he credits as inspiration (Haggard, Jones, Jennings), he remains true to himself.From toe-tapers to haunting love ballads, Nichols has a wide selection of pure country material that he often writes himself.When you hear this amazingly rich and mature baritone, you can’t help but think that Nichols was destined to become a singer.But the truth is that Nichols was actually raised with an older brother and younger sister in a medium-sized town Arkansas by a father who was a truck driver.Nichols was first exposed to music by his father, who played bass and performed a couple of local gigs as part of a country music outfit In high school, while the other kids were into AC/DC and Motley Crüe, Nichols started listening to Randy Travis, George Strait and Alan Jackson.Following tradition, Nichols secured a record deal on Intersound Records when he was just 19 years old, and before the label folded he recorded his first self-titled album.After the label shut down, Nichols did anything to make ends meet.He moved furniture, installed cable TV systems until finally he got to meet guitarist/producer Brent Rowan through his friend Brian Spradlin.When Rowan finally listened to some of Nichols material, he called the next day wanting to meet the young singer for himself.They both agreed that they wanted to turn in a record where there would be no compromises — an album that would eventually be filled with hits.Judging by the response to Nichols’ debut album on Universal South, he just might be the next George Strait.He has managed to make an album of classic traditional country music that still sounds fresh.For country music fans, Aug.25 is the perfect opportunity to see a great show with two of the most talented traditional country singer performing in a very modern way.The show-begins at 7 p.m.Tickets are already on sale, for $38.50, $36.50 and $31.50 plus service charges.To reserve, visit www.flynncenter.org/CVF/jackson.html, or call the Flynn Regional Box Office at 802-863-5966.COURTESY JOENICHOLS.COM Country crooner Joe Nichols is scheduled to perform in Essex Junction, Vt.on Aug.25.Country Connection Jessie Aulis ^ PAGE 16 JUNE 13-June 19, 2003 RECORD TALK What’s On Music June 13 Make Friday the 13 a lucky day for Uplands! The Uplands Musical Society presents AN EVENING OF MUSIC for the benefit of Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre on Friday, at 8 p.m.at Ban-deen Hall on Bishop’s campus.Performances by the barbershop quartet “The Fab Four of the Townships’, Perry Beaton on bass, and John Foster on ukulele with musical selections from Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Gondoliers,” gospel, barbershop and the swing era.Only $10.tickets are available at Boucheries James and the Tri-Us Hallmark Boutique in Lennoxville.To serve, call 819-564-0409.June 14 The Church Street Café will be presenting MUSIC ON THE PORCH at Black Cat Books throughout the afternoon of Friendship Day (June 14) in Lennoxville.Behind the Café Java, 168E Queen.819-346-1786.DANCE at the Army, Navy & Air Force, Unit 318, Hut, 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville.Music by Ramblin Fever (Steve Powers).9 p.m.to 1 a.m.DANCE at the Lennoxville Rifle Club, 22 Beattie St., on Saturday, from 8 p.m.to midnight.Music by “The Hoe-downers.’’Everyone welcome, including non-members.June 15 Sunday afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m., at Bethel Church, South Bolton, free GOSPEL CONCERT WITH THE NORTHERN GOSPEL BAND, performing songs from their forthcoming CD “Fast Train to Glory” outside weather permitting, or in the church.Invite a neighbour and a friend and celebrate Bethel’s Jubilee.June 14 CHOROMONDO world music women’s choir.Benefit concert for Families for Children.Saturday, 7:30 p.m., North Hatley'Unitarian Church.Tickets: Adults, $15.; students and seniors, $10.Info: 819-876-5682.June 20 Pot Pourri Women’s Choir presents PUTTIN' ON THE RTIZ, a benefit concert for the Creek United Church including works byJ.S.Bach, Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Oscar Peterson, 7 p.m.Friday, at the Creek United Church, Brill Rd„ West Bolton.Tickets: $10, available at the door and at Brome Lake Books, Knowl-ton.For info, call 243-6794.June 21 Saturday, Dance at the Royal Canadian Legion, Br.77, 77 Lewis St., Waterloo, 9 p.m.to 1 a.m.Music with Gary Darling.Admission $5.Events June 13,15 Suppers served every Friday night 5 -7 p.m.at the Royal Canadian Legion Br.10, Sherbrooke also Bingo and Bonanza every Sunday afternoon at 1:30 p.m.Everyone welcome.Info: 563-4944.June 14 BEEF MÉCHOUI AND DANCE on Saturday at the Danville Legion.Supper at 6 p.m., followed by a dance.Supper and dance $12.each.Dance only $4.each.For reservations call 839-3395 or 839-2594 or 839-3619.Country music by Estelle and Rock.Everyone welcome.FREE PUBLIC LECTURE: Ms.Meredith Watkins, professor of geography at Bishop’s University will be the guest speaker at the 74th annual meeting of the Stanstead Historical Society.Professor Watkins’ illustrated talk will be on The History of the landscape of the Eastern Townships since 1800: The place of Churches.The meeting will take place at 2 p.m.Saturday at Pierce Hall, Stanstead College.A reception will follow at the Colby-Curtis Museum.Creek United Church, Brill Road, W.Bolton: Annual SPRING BUFFET SUPPER, 4:30 to 7 p.m.Adults, $9.; children under 12, $3.Delicious assortment of hot and cold dishes and desserts.Holy Transfiguration Monastery, 83 Chemin du Monastère (off Airport Rd.) Mansonville will hold its SPRING BAZAAR and grand opening of Russian Orthodox Cultural Centre and “Kiock” (Monastery Gift Shop), 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.All the proceeds from the above endeavours are strictly for the benefit of the monastery.Info: 450-292-3102.June 17 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Lac Brome Food Bank Community Centre, Knowlton, 8 p.m.Everyone welcome.June 19 Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of Canada will hold an EDUCATIONAL EVENT,6:30 p.m.at the Auberge des Carrefours, Days Inn, 111 J.Bertrand Blvd., Cowansville, Dr.Alain Bitton, Dr.Marcus Goettke, Dr.Natalie Larue, Dr.Daniel Macek, Dr.Josée Robitaille.Bilingual and free.Info: 1-800-461-4683, or Amanda Patch at 450-292-3276.June 22 FRENCH-CAN AD IAN DINNER, Sunday, two seatings: 11:30 a.m., and 1:00 p.m.to benefit St.Edward Church -“Kneelers Repadded”.To be held at St.Edward’s Parish Center, Elm St., Derby Line, Vt.Listen to “Live Music” while you dine featuring Bernie and Linda Lussier and fiddler Tony Washburn.For tickets, call Evelyn Gilbar at 802-873-3388, or the rectory at 802-873-3522, $8.50 adults, $5.children 6-12, children under 5 are free (U.S.funds).Reserve early - limited seating! Co-sponsored by USJB Council Champlain No.34.June 28 The Bury Historical and Heritage Society invites you to participate in the HOMECOMING GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, June 28, Pen-Y-Bryn Golf Club, Bury.8 a.m.shot-gun start, $60 golf and supper ticket, $25 supper ticket.Fundraising activity for Bury Old Town Hall restoration project.Registration and payment by Wednesday June 18.Contact Karin Fisher at 819-872-3691.Come pfay golf and enjoy the Canada Day celebrations in Bury, July 5 25th ANNUAL PORK & BEEF BBQ sponsored by the Loisirs, of Foster at 25 Taylor in Foster, at 5 p.m.Ambiance.Music with “Frost Village Brass Band.” $10.adults, $6.children under 10.$12.50 at door, $6.under 10.Dance with music by “Borderline Band”.Door prizes.Info: Denis 450-539-4902.July 5,12,19, 26, Aug.2 Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre is offering a five-week WORKSHOP WITH ARTIST DENIS PALMER.Discover the techniques of watercolour - beginner and experienced artists welcomed! Saturday mornings from 9 a.m.until noon: July 5, 12, 19, 26 and Aug.2.Cost is $65.plus materials.The workshop will be limited to 12 participants.Remember - Members of Uplands receive a 10% discount! To register, call 819-564-0409.June 13-Nov.2 The Lennoxville-Ascot Historical and Museum Society presents an exhibition celebrating the 125th Anniversary of the SHERBROOKE SNOW SHOE CLUB, contin-uing until Nov.2.Uplands, 9 Speid, Lennoxville.Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 1 to 4:30 p.m.Info: 819-564-0409.June 13-September EXHIBITION AND SALE of works by local artists this summer at the North Hatley Library.Works by Bill Cripps, Naisi LeBaron, Sara Peck Colby, Barbara Matthews, Kay Kinsman and others.This is your chance if you missed them the first time.The exhibit is hung in the reception area of the library, and may be visited during regular hours.Exhibitions June 13 to September MOONSHINE OVER MISSISQUOI: Rum Running, Bootlegging and Temperance in Missisquoi County is this year fascinating feature exhibit at the Missisquoi Museum.They will welcome visitors from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.7 days a week to entice them to browse through the many facets of Mis-sisquoi’s captivating history.The Museum is located at 2 River St., Stanbridge East (between Bedford and Dunham off Route 202).Information: 450-248-3153 or www.geocities .com/heartland/lake/ 8392.June 15-28 Exhibition at the North Hatley Library, presents BARBARA MATTHEWS AND MARIE THÉRÈSE FITZGIBBON, two artists whose work will delight you.All are welcome to the vernissage, Sunday, June 15, from 3 to 6 p.m.The exhibit runs until June 28 and may be visited during Library hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m.to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.Until September Art in Waterloo wyt DAVID ANDERSON/SPECIAL An exhibit of oil paintings by artist Martine Perras Gagné and her students is being held at La Maison de la Culture in Waterloo, for the month of June.The hall is open Monday from noon to 5 p.m., Tuesday’s through Friday’s from 9 a.m.to 5 p.m., and Saturday’s from 1 to 5 p.m.Drawing upon the rich collections of the Colby-Curtis Museum and with the help of the local population, three new exhibitions at the Colby-Curtis Museum in Stanstead: FRIENDLIER BORDER; GRANITE: A FAVOURITE AND CONSERVATIONS: STANSTEAD, highlight three characteristics aspects of the border region.Museum hours are Tuesdays to Fridays 10 a.m.to 5 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays 1 p.m.to 5 p.m.Also the Tea Room is open for the service of traditional English cream tea, every afternoon, Wednesday to Sunday, in the solarium overlooking the garden.For more info, call 819-876-7322.To place an ad A What’s On notice costs $6 for 25 words or less (25 per additional word) or, $10 for a What’s On and Brome County News Billboard notice.Deadline is Wednesdays at noon.Notices must be prepaid (we accept Visa or Mastercard).Send your notice by fax to 819-569-3945 or e-mail to newsroom@sher-brookerecord.com or call 819-569-9525 or 1-8004689525.