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TALK OF Townships i — THE Mm RECORD The Weekly Guide to Arts & Entertainment in the Eastern Townships November 10-16, 2000 Cook spices up his music COURTESY CENTENNIAL THEATRE Jesse Cook’s latest, Free Fall, is a combination of various world music sounds — from Middle Eastern dubuk to pop from New Zealand Brings his world beat to Lennoxville Nov.17 By Matthew Shepherd Special to The Record His albums capture the flavour of music across the world — especially Spain — but don’t call Jesse Cook a flamenco guitarist.“Nothing I have ever done has really been flamenco,” he insists in a phone interview from his studio in Toronto.“Flamenco puro, the kind you hear in Spain, is a language.Like any language, it has grammar rules, syntax and all those things you have to follow.” Cook, now in his mid-30s, made his professional debut as the performer of music for a TV Guide channel in the Toronto area and springboarded into four successful albums on the Narada label.His latest album, Free Fall, is a combination of various world music sounds — from Middle Eastern dubuk to pop from SEE COOK, PAGE 4 Symphony concert on Russian theme The Sherbrooke Symphony Orchestra will feature a lively presentation of Russian music when it takes the stage Saturday Nov.18 at the University of Sherbrooke’s Salle Maurice O’Bready.The orchestra under the direction of Stéphan Laforet will present trum-petist Paul Merkelo, renowned soloist with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, performing two specially adapted concerts written for him by composers David Liptak and Rudolf Haken.Works by Tchaichovski, Rimsky-Korsakov and a variation on the theme of the Carnival de Venise will also be heard.Tickets are on sale at the University of Sherbrooke Cultural Centre for $27 for adults and $9,50 for students.For reservations call 820-1000.Look What’s Inside The owner of Milos restaurant in Montreal is teaching New Yorkers about Greek cuisine.The Bach in B-Minor concert is billed as the biggest choral event ever in Sherbrooke.The Happy Grafters are putting their talents to work and helping handicapped skiers.Confused narration detracts from story in When We Were Orphans by Kazuo Ishiguo.ÆW Arnold Schwarzenegger (The Sixth Day) says he would be happy to be cloned.Mclub VOYAGES.ESCAPADE 2000 Dorval ^SSSSSS^Sm Quebec 'Book your trip with Club Voyages Escapade 2000 and your transportation to the airport is free.See details.Mirabel Mon.-Wed.9 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.Thu.-Fri.9 a.m.to 8:30 p.m.Sat.10 a.m.to 4 p.m.2626 KING W.46 KING E.5259 FRONTENAC 59 CHILD SHERBROOKE SHERBROOKE LACMÉGANTIC COAT1COOK 566-7603 563-5344 583-6658 849-2715 TALK OF THE Townships 1,1 .1 .— —¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦II ¦¦THE—" — page 2 November 10-16, 2000 dining out Let your taste buds do the walking — fine dining is a Townships tradition Montrealer teaches New Yorkers about Greek cuisine By Lesley Chesterman Southam News Milos, one of Montreal's top restaurants, offers the public a glamorous image of Greek cuisine far beyond souvlaki and brochettes.This is precisely what owner Costas Spiliadis had in mind when he went into the restaurant business 21 years ago: to help Canadians see Greek cuisine and culture in a new light.Now, by opening a branch of his exquisite, groundbreaking restaurant in midtown Manhattan, Spiliadis is trying to enlighten New Yorkers as well."I was tired of being ashamed of Greek cuisine," he says."Souvlaki isn't what it's all about.If I can change this image in Montreal, why not try New York, where the impact is even greater?" Spiliadis's goal has quickly become a reality.In its first year of operations, his New York restaurant, Estia-torio Milos, received rave reviews and was listed as one of New York's top 10 tables by Wine Spectator magazine - no mean feat in North America's most competitive restaurant city.Of course, there were other good reasons to test new waters."New York's Fulton Fish Market, the best fish market on the Eastern Seaboard, has always been a good source for fresh fish and seafood," he says."And unlike Montreal, where I can receive fish by air directly from Greece only twice a week, flights from Greece arrive in New York daily." n Specialties • Italian • Seafood • Steak • Breakfasts 4364 Bourque Blvd.Rock Forest (819) 564-2272 restaurant Private Room for Receptions ,p t° gUe8tS 819/563-1277 Restaurant HOME-MADE PASTAS ITALIAN CUISINE DA LEONARDO Your hosts Christianne and Giampiero 332, rue Marquette Sherbrooke, QC J1H 1M3 By reservations only (819) 583-4184 185 Range 5 North Marston, QC ^faring your wine d{elax by candlelight Costas Spiliadis poses in Estiatorio Milos, the Greek restaurant he opened in 1997 in midtown Manhattan.Still, the New York operation does rely on a few deliveries from its sister restaurant up north.Spiliadis quickly discovered that Canadian flour was essential in producing the crispy coating needed for Milos's famed calamari.As in Montreal, his oregano comes from the Quebec company Fines Herbes Daniel, which grows it from seeds he brings back from Greece.Thick, creamy Mediterranean-style yogurt, the base of Milos' luscious, honey-drizzled dessert, is imported from Ontario.And though Spiliadis is complimentary about New York's fruit and vegetables, so exacting is he about quality that he insists on importing certain European ingredients available only in Montreal.When Estiatorio Milos first opened in July 1997, staffing was a bit of a problem.Old attitudes and ways of doing things die hard, and seasoned New York waiters weren't always willing to see things in a new way.In addition, there's a big demand for competent waiting staff in a vast city like New York, which creates a highly competitive atmosphere in attracting and keeping the best."It has been a hard route to finding good people," Spiliadis recalls."I decided it was better to train staff with little previous experience.That way, they come to understand my approach, especially because of the uniqueness of the Milos philosophy.Fortunately, I now have a strong team and everybody's happy." How do New York patrons differ from Montrealers?Both restaurants attract an upscale crowd, but Estiatorio Milos has a larger Greek clientele.Society figures and celebrities - from Sid Bass to Woody Allen - are regular customers, perhaps seeing the simple cuisine and unpretentious approach as a refuge from the usual scene."In New York, since cost is seldom an issue, the less-expensive fish popular in Montreal, like black sea bass and red snapper, don't sell well," Spiliadis remarks."The customers are attracted to more exotic, European varieties, like loup de mer, dorado and langoustes." Spiliadis considers his restaurants like children and tries not to play favourites.However, his newfound success in New York has undoubtedly rejuvenated his vision.Lately, rumours have been circulating about subtle changes in the flagship Montreal restaurant: gone are the checkered tablecloths, and cutlery and plates have been upgraded.Spiliadis says: "I was feeling bold, so I decided to make a few subtle changes in Montreal without destroying the past or alienating my customers." As it turns out, Montreal played a key role in this New York success story."I underestimated the impact of the Montreal restaurant," Spiliadis says."Rightly or wrongly, New Yorkers have an admiration for Montreal as the capital of gastronomy in North America.The reputation of the city and my restaurant worked miracles.It was the key to fast success.The connection was very favourable." Plans for expansion - two more restaurants in the U.S.and others in London and Athens - are in the air.And though the future looks bright for the Milos empire, Spiliadis claims his soft spot is for Montreal."Eating out in New York is exciting, but the thrill fades quickly.To me, the Montreal dining experience seems more solid and well-grounded.When I have a hard day in New York, it's nice to come home to Montreal.” "This restaurant is still my baby." JERRY PIZZERIA Greek & Italian Dishes Daily Menu 'Kit», n or 's SPECIAL OF THE MONTH Entrée: Coquille St-Jacques or Escargot Gratiné .$4.45 Chicken Brochette with 8 Shrimp Greek Style .$8.95 Greek or Garlic Shrimp (12).$9.25 1 Chicken & 1 Pork Brochette (Combo) .$7.65 served with choice of Salad, Potato and Rice 106 Queen St., Lennoxville 569-9381-2 A restaurant where Italian anil Frencfi cuisines fiave been catering to a discriminating clientele for over 30 years.(|Ainî 15 Belvédère St.N„ Sherbrooke (819)346-8441 2655 King St.West, Sherbrooke (819) 822-0050 TALK OF THE Townships — .THE-, ii ¦¦¦'¦¦ ' _______RECORD _ November 10-16, 2000 page 3 Music, dance, theatre and more.Sherbrooke all in the Townships choral event celebrates Bach stage RECORD FILES Members of the Ensemble vocal Amadeus de VEstrie will be performing Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B-minor this weekend inside St-Jean-Baptiste Church in Sherbrooke.Considered one of Bach’s best works, it took the composer 15 years to complete.‘Most beautiful and difficult choral work’ - Riegel By Janice Cunningham Sherbrooke What could be the biggest choral concert ever held in Sherbrooke, a joint production between the Ensemble Vocal Amadeus de l’Estrie and the Ensemble Vocal André Martin of Quebec City, is scheduled for this Sunday, Nov.12, at 4 p.m.in the Église St-Jean-Baptiste.In honour of its 10th anniversary, the Ensemble Vocal will be performing Johann Sebastian Bach’s Mass in B-minor, considered one of the composer’s most celebrated works.The concert is also a commemoration of this year’s 250th anniversary of Bach’s death as choirs and orchestras worldwide perform his works in special concerts.“It’s the most difficult choral work ever written,” commented Jutta Riegel, a member of the executive for the Ensemble Vocal, “and the most beautiful.” Riegel, who sings alto for the choir, “and sometimes second soprano,” has been with the choir since it began 10 years ago, including one year as president.The 35 members of the choir come from all over the Eastern Townships and include a mix of francophones, anglophones and residents from other ethnic groups.Although they can handle any kind of music, giving two major concerts a year, their big concerts, when they draw from 1,000 to 1,200 spectators, focus on sacred music such as the Mass in B-minor.“It is the most beautiful mass ever written by anyone,” Riegel enthused.“We chose this piece because it is so challenging in terms of the music and the arrangement.In some places there are six parts and sometimes eight parts.It’s very difficult to sing.” Bach worked on the mass for 15 years, from 1733 to 1748, yet never heard the piece in its entirety.A Lutheran himself, Bach wrote it in Latin for the ordinary Mass, those which are held in any service on any Sunday of the church year.With 15 choral sections, plus soprano duets and instrumental concerti, praise hymns and cantata fragments, the Mass in B-minor is said to be an anthology of Bach’s compositional styles.The choir has been rehearsing the music for a year now and had their first complete dress rehearsal with the 35 members of the Ensemble Vocal André Martin and the professional orchestra two weeks ago in Quebec City.The 25-member baroque orchestra has been assembled from all over Quebec by André Martin, director for the two choirs.The five soloists, all internationally renowned, include Gail Des-marais, Dominique Cimon, Donna Klimoska, Hugues Saint-Gelais, and Robert Huard.According to Riegel, the choir was lucky to get the Église St-Jean Baptiste - as a general rule the church does not hold concerts anymore.“This concert had to be held as a mass in a church,” said Riegel, “and we needed a church that would hold at least 1,000 people.” The Quebec City concert will be held Saturday evening, Nov.11, at the Église St-Roch, following two full dress rehearsals with the five soloists.This week, three members of the Ensemble Vocal in particular have been burning the midnight oil, making arrangements and preparing the pro-grams: Jean Sebastien, president of the choir, Michel Harnois, in charge of promotion and David Dutton, a member of the executive who has put in many hours, according to Riegel, “working through the night to make the concert happen.” Harnois, who is in charge of everything “from gathering information to getting enough chairs,” has been a tenor in the choir for the past 10 years.“Specialists say that it’s the most beautiful mass ever written,” he said.“For us, it’s hard work, but we love it." Tickets are being sold in advance, $30 for reserved seats and $20 for non-reserved.Part of the proceeds from ticket sales will go to the Foundation of the CUSE as a fund-raiser.Tickets are available at: Boucherie James (Lennoxville); Chaussures Grégoire (Promenades King); Chabot entrepot du livre (154 King East) and Biblairie GGC (65 Belvédère South).Sunshine Theatre Productions *Guys & "\ Iff ( Dolls a musical fable of Broadway Knowlton Pub Playhouse Nov.16 to Dec.3 Thurs.-Sat.8 p.m7Sun.2 p.m.Tickets: $12 ($ 10 prepaid by Nov.16) Children 12 and under $5 Tel: (450) 539-3604 «dÊÊÈÈL music & lyrics by Frank Loesser m 'h ‘ «r W book by ¦ ."S-• J° Swerling & s, > ) Abe Burrows directed by Sunil Mahtani musical direction by Sacha Dmytruk choreography by Joanne Watson costumes by Kate Wisdom set & lighting design by Ralph Steiner page 4 November 10-16, 2000 TALK OF THE Townships ¦¦THEWI RECORD Dasterdly Duo e stage wr* P i: : • ¦¦ mm —.CAROLINE KEHNE/CORKESPONDENT Jack Skeleton (Bill Jarand, left) consults with Halloween Town's mayor (Larry Hastings) as he prepares to kidnap Santa Claus and take control of Christmas Town in Mandragore Theatre's stage adaptation of Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas.Patrick Campbell's scenery is true to the dark, surreal imagery of Burton’s film.The principal performers, Bill Jarand (Jack), Marie-Josée Samson (Sally), Larry Hastings (in a double role as the Mayor and the Oogie Boogie Man) and director Richard Thériault are all veterans of local French and English theatre productions and music director Jarad Pesner adapted and recorded Danny Elfman’s original score.The cast also includes a lively army of adult and child monsters recruited from Sutton and surrounding communities.Together they have created a dark but funny satire suitable for an audience of all ages.Remaining performances will take place at Theatre Mandragore on Fridays at 7 p.m.(Nov.10 and 17), on Saturdays at 7 p.m.(Nov.4, 11, 18) and on Sunday, Nov.5,12, and 19 at 2 p.m.For ticket information and reservations, call 450-5380572.Music, dance, theatre and more.all in the Townships Cook: CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 New Zealand.Luckily for Townships residents, he’s bringing the world to them — playing on Nov.17 at Centennial Theatre at Bishop’s University.Like the albums before them, Free Fall exemplifies Cook’s dedication to following his global musical muse — and defying the flamenco tag thrust upon him.“I do whatever I want musically,” he says.“It’s like cross-pollination; taking different elements and blending them together, seeing what I can come up with.” The aforementioned dubuk is the result of a long-desired collaboration between Cook and the world’s foremost dubuk player, Djivan Gasparyan.“I’ve admired Divyan’s work since his collaboration with Peter Gabriel on the Passion soundtrack,” he says.“I remember thinking, ‘My God, what’s that instrument — it sounds like voice or ghost or something!’ It’s such an emotive instrument.” Cook used a Gasparyan sample on one of his songs in 1998’s Vertigo, but wanted to really collaborate with Gasparyan on Free Fall.Gas-paryan’s tour schedule and Cook’s recording commitments looked like the death of a dream — until modern technology made a compromise possible.“I was hoping we could actually work together, the best I could do was send him a tape in Oslo, Norway, and he took the tape into studio on his one day off and sent it back,” Cook says.“I took that tape and worked it into my mix.” That track, “Incantation,” is one of the standouts on the album — the haunting dubuk weaving seamlessly with Cook’s rumba instrumentation.But the standout track on the album — and the only one to get any significant radio play — is a cover of New Zealand popsters Crowded House’s “Fall At Your Feet.” Cook recognizes that the single might generate some confusion over new fans who expect an Spanish-flavoured pop album, but hopes that most people that pick Free Fall up will warm to the instrumentals.“I guess that’s a risk people take .my hope is they will also like the instrumental material,” he says.And, while it’s the only vocal track, “Fall At Your Feet” is an atypical song on an album of nothing but atypical songs.“There are lot of different collaborations with a lot of different people, it’s not like the whole album is one thing and the vocal is something else,” he insists, and if listeners aren’t willing to embrace variety, this album might come as a shock.“People who want Brazilian samba will be disappointed when they only hear two tracks, people who want Djivan Gasparyan will be disappointed when they only find one.” Variety, according to Cook, is the spice of life — and his music.“There’s a lot of different elements and I think of the album as being a kind of world tour, global amalgamation.You get a round-trip ticket around the world and I can only stop in so many Coffee, Tea & Music CAROLINE KEHNE/CORRESPODNENT ¦ W* I On Nov.25, Ron Haynes (foreground), Tom Kilbride and company will hold their monthly open stage at the Stanbridge East Live Music Coffee House.The coffee house takes place at St.James Anglican Church hall at 6 p.m.For more information, contact Ron at 450-295-2269.Also, on Dec.2, Townships Bluegrass will hold its annual Christmas dinner and show at the Waterloo Legion at 77 Lewis Street.Join your friends for a dinner with all the trimmings and a show featuring the 1999 Central Canadian Band of the Year, Hard Ryde, and Bordertown as opening band.Tickets are available from any Townships Bluegrass Director or by call 819-875-5133, November 10-16, 2000 page 5 TALK OF THE Townships i —THE— RECORD A fine selection of museums and galleries make the Townships a mecca for artists and art-lovers Crowds converge on Richmond for craft fair COURTESY MARLENE BROWN Members of St.Anne’s Anglican Church were on hand to raise funds for their Restoration Project.Massey-Vanier Launches Classe-musée CAROLINE KEHNE/CORRESPONDENT Massey-Vanier High School in Cowansville has launched Classe-musée, an exhibit organized by teachers Johanne Allard and Luc Casaubon which portrays episodes in the history of Quebec through documents and historical artifacts.The opening on Oct.27 was attended by Richard Lecours, director general of La Commission scolaire du Val-des-Cerfs, school board representative Martine Dostie and Cowansville Mayor Arthur Fauteux.During the launch reception, MP Denis Paradis presented student Joel Brault with the Governor General's Award for History.The medal is awarded to the student with the highest grade-point average in coursework on Canadian and Quebec history.- Caroline Kehne, Record Correspondent.COURTESY MARLENE BROWN Bessie Mills.one-sided Christmas wreaths are big sellers; she believes she is the only person in the Townships to make these right now.Richmond Regional High School was bursting at the seams as it opened its doors recently to its annual craft show.Between 12,000 - 13,000 people came from as far as away as Nova Scotia and Ontario to visit the 200 hundred craft tables.Visitors found homemade food, goats milk soap, knitted and quilts articles, tole painting, Watkins products, craft supplies, dried flowers, the list could just go on and on.One vendor, Bessie Mills from Sherbrooke, said she decided to take up making different crafts after she had retired, and really enjoys meeting different people.One of her big sellers are the one-sided Christmas wreaths that she makes.Mills believes she is the only person in the Eastern Townships to make these right now.Right now she has mostly Christmas decorations but adapts her crafts to other seasonal things.Another vendor who was extremely busy was Vicky Chagnon, from Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Conseil, with her Belgian chocolates.This was the first time she attended the craft fair but is ready to come back again next year.Rae Tousie of Tingwick was pleased with her sales and will still have things for sale at her place, La Fram-boisèrie, situated on the 6ième Rang of Tingwick.Joan Brotzman of Danville said “my week has gone very well and I am very pleased to have sold almost 40 jars of pickles and a few small paintings.” St.Anne’s Anglican Church was also very pleased with the amount they had raised for their Restoration Project of the Church.R.R.H.S.was also busy at their food table, making money for the Grad Trip.Submitted by Marlene Brown Dinner concert from 7 p.m.Bob Walsh Trio Susie Arioli - Swing Band Reservations: (819) 842-4242 SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.35 Main, North Hatley TALK OF THE Townships ^——————— ' — THE ¦! .' ' - page 6 November 10-16, 2000 KHH books From novels and biographies to cookbooks and beyond, there's nothing like a good read Confused narration detracts from story ‘When We Were Orphans’ by Kazuo Ishiguro Pale Hills' and 'Remains of the Day' remain brilliant books by a young writer in total control of language, character and subject material.After writing an acclaimed book, it is said that writers often suffer at the hands of the critics.Unfortunately, Kazuo Ishiguro's next book, 'The Unconsoled,' which might more appropriately have been entitled the 'The Unresolved' was a weak book which suffered from the use of a confused narrator.While the narrator was meant to be deliberately confused, his state of mind flattened the book.'When We Were Orphans' never hits the heights of'Remains of the Day', nor the lows of 'The Unconsoled'.Set in 1930s England, it purports to be a thriller.Christopher Banks, raised in Shanghai, loses both of his parents in a short time between one and the other.He is sent to England to live nominally with an aunt, while being sent to boarding school.Christopher grows up wanting to be a great detective, convinced he can solve the disappearance of his parents.The young man is a loner, longing to fit into English society, yet Christopher is after all, a child of English parents in Shanghai.Once again, Ishiguro introduces the theme of estrangement from English society.It is however an unconvincing aspect of the character.A lovely friendship developed in Shanghai between the young English boy and a young Japanese boy named Akira, dominates Christopher's reminisces.Perhaps if Ishiguro had narrowed his focus to the story of Akira and Christopher, the book might have had a tale to tell.As a well-connected, successful adult, Banks meets the beautiful Sarah Hemmings and inexplicably rejects and pursues and rejects and pursues her, eventually losing her to an older man.This is passive-aggressive behaviour at its height and readers tire of a relationship that is too carefully linked to plot.Sarah Hemmings eventually sets herself up in Shanghai.Banks arrives there during the Sino-Japanese war and strange plot developments ensue, to the complete bafflement and an- noyance of the reader.The realistic detail of the war and the implausible plot developments, many of which are simply told in the last 70 pages of the novel, clash.Ishiguro seems unable to decide whether he wanted to create a fantastic Kafkaesque tale of lost opportunities and disappointment, a thriller, or a realistic evocation of a specific period in the history of English imperialism and war.Ishiguro can be subtle and humorous in his evocation of characters, but in the end, his fine writing is overwhelmed by laughably unreal plot points.A scene between a girl caught in the war, stepping over the bodies of friends and relatives looking to get help for a maimed dog, is just plain ludicrous.One can only look forward to a more subtle tale that would befit the talents of Kazuo Ishiguro.Between The Covers Catherine Dean La Corporation des métiers d’art du Québec en Estrie présente la 114™ édition du Salon des métiers d’ah de l’Estrie TTpr Christmas atmosphere reiÿns at this exhibit and sale, regrouping some SO craftpeoples.November 15th to 19th, 2000 Centre culturel\ university o{ Sherbrooke Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 7 p.m.-10 p.m.12 p.m.-10 p.m.12 p.m.-10 p.m.10 a.m.-11 p.m.10 a.m.- 5 p.m.Admission $2 00 Free for children under 16 Free Parking wr Ajjrnyni ?sss-ÇKSH Atwood as animated as her characters Southam News How did I look?" asks Margaret Atwood upon hearing her mug was beamed the night before into the nation's living rooms.Assured she looked wonderful, many years younger than her official 60 (she turns 61 on Nov.18), she responds in a deadpan voice, "Oh, great.that's the important thing.'1 For anyone hoping Canada's famed lady of letters is as quickwitted and full of shenanigans in real life as she is in her novels, Atwood doesn't disappoint.The droll delivery made famous by the Royal Canadian Air Farce's Luba Goy; the caustic jabs that have led some to label her "Medusa" and the "quiet Mata Hari"; the engaging intellect - in a recent telephone interview with the Calgary Herald, all were on display in full, Atwoodian splendour.Such are the constants we've come to expect from Margaret Atwood, one of the most celebrated Canadian authors ever.Atwood's latest novel, The Blind Assassin, took this year's Booker Prize over five other nominees in London Tuesday night.It was the fourth time Atwood had been on the final shortlist for the prize, still arguably the English book world's most prestigious award.Atwood's quirky character and Margaret Atwood won the Booker Prize.sharp wit aren't the only things expected from the woman described as the Most Famous Canadian on the Planet.Every four years or so, Atwood re-emerges from the shadows of her fiercely guarded private life to once again take up her role as a novelist with few peers anywhere.So it's been with The Blind Assassin (Doubleday), released in September.A tale about the lives of two sisters who come of age in the 1930s, told in the format of a novel-within-a-novel-within-a-novel, starts out with this engrossing line: 'Ten days after the war ended, my sister Laura drove a car off a bridge." The book, which employs Atwood's trademark mischievousness and superior sense of storytelling, debuted on Sept.2 at the top of Canada's best-seller lists and has remained in the top 10 ever since.The Blind Assassin has been largely feted in the critical press.The Times of London called it "among the very best:" Newsday declared it "the first great novel of the new millennium;" in the New Yorker, John Updike gave an admiring and respectful notice; and Michiko Kakutani of the New York Times said the novel "showcases Ms.Atwood's powers and her ardent love of the Gothic." But it was a review by Thomas Mallon in the New York Times Book Review, eloquently described by one member of the press as a "horse whipping," that earned the greatest notice.Mallon, who holds a PhD from Harvard, called the book "flat as a pancake," and "over long and badly written." He went on to add that "one starts to dread the approach of each common noun," and accused Atwood of "phoning things in." Atwood didn't disappoint when it came her time to respond.She questioned Mallon's credentials and quoted the late Nathaniel Hawthorne, who once said all women novelists should have their faces scratched with clam shells "on the theory, I suppose, that if their books sold less, his might sell more." TALK OF THE Townships November 10-16, 2000 page 7 A world of adventure, comedy and drama awaits movies Schwarzenegger would be happy to be cloned SOUTHAM NEWS Arnold Schwarzenegger.cloning is controversial subject.i * By Jamie Portman Southam News Beverly Hills, Calif.Arnold Schwarzenegger sees it this way: if Dolly the Sheep can be cloned, why shouldn’t he be cloned as well?You think for a moment that Amie is kidding.But he’s not.“I would have nothing against cloning myself," he says.He’s sounding very precise and deliberate.“I think I would feel perfectly fine with that.” Mind you, Schwarzenegger might get an argument from the character he plays in his new futuristic thriller, The Sixth Day.The Nov.17 release casts him as an old-fashioned family man who comes home one night to discover that his life and family have been taken over by an identical clone - a situation which plunges him into a nightmare of corruption, murder and high-tech skullduggery.One major plot twist involves the fact that he’s been cloned by mistake and therefore must be exterminated by powerful agencies determined to keep their experiments a secret.As a result, he finds himself in confrontation with ruthless assassins who are indestructable because they can be cloned over and over again if they are killed.Schwarzenegger admits that cloning is a controversial subject.He also argues that The Sixth Day is only a movie whereas he’s now talking about a potential real-life situation in which he, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is given the opportunity to be cloned of his own free will.And he insists he wouldn’t mind at all.“The big difference, of course, is that in the movie, the guy did not know about it.So it becomes a painful experience to see a second you in your family life and to have someone trying to take your own life.“But I think that if you do know and you ask to be cloned.to me that’s totally acceptable." Producer Mike Medavoy quips that more than one Arnold Schwarzenegger would serve the star’s agenda: “He sees himself playing golf and taking care of the kids at the same time!” Schwarzenegger recalls the day some high-pressure salesmen walked into his office near Venice Beach and tried to get him to invest in a new company being set up to clone household pets.Schwarzenegger doesn’t say whether he gave any money to Genetic Savings And Clone which has proudly labelled itself America’s first all-inclusive pet-cloning enterprise.But it’s no coincidence that one of the sub-plots of The Sixth Day involves the cloning of the dying family dog by a company called “RePet.” “This particular technology is develop- ing very rapidly,” Schwarzenegger says.He talks fervently of the potential importance to “zoos around the world” of companies like Genetic and of the controversial $2.3 million Missyplicity Project with its plans to clone a mutt named Missy.He approvingly sees a solution to the problem of endangered species: “If they needed a tiger or a panda or whatever, people would be able to duplicate it exactly.” None of this appears to make Schwarzenegger uneasy.“I understand there are people who are concerned, but I think a lot of these people are confused about cloning and genetic engineering.” Schwarzenegger notes that the billionaire villain played in the movie by Tony Goldwyn does have some “valid” arguments in favour of cloning - for example, using the process to save a youngster with an inoperable tumour.But he is also plotting to use the same technology to take over the world “to genetically alter things so you die after a few years .I think that’s what bothers people the most.“What the movie is saying is that with anything that’s developed, anything that’s new, it could go into the wrong hands.It’s like the development of nuclear weapons, nuclear energy, the Internet, all those things.” Schwarzenegger says the Internet is frequently abused but that lawmakers are “way behind” in finding laws to protect people from such abuses and that it will take them years to catch up.He predicts the same scenario for cloning, and says that eventually countries like the U.S.will have “to cave in_there’s no way that with 190 countries in the world, everyone will say no to cloning.Something’s got to develop.” Schwarzenegger’s endorsement of cloning gets a mixed reaction from his costars.“I’d love for Arnold to be cloned,” giggles Australian Sarah Wynter who plays a clone herself - and a lethal killing machine -in the movie.“Wouldn’t it be great?” She figures two Arnolds would be far better than one.“He’s big.He’s loud.He has a big personality.” Canadian Wendy Crew-son, who plays Schwarzenegger’s wife, disagrees.“It boggles my mind.Why do we need to clone anybody?” She concedes she has strong views on such matters: “I even think it’s morally and ethically wrong to tape a TV show.” “Cloning makes me very nervous,” says actor Tony Goldwyn.“It is a very frightening proposition.” He admits that “biogenetics is the industry of the century.but I think cloning crosses the line and takes us down a very slippery slope.” Medavoy, a veteran producer whose past outings include Platoon and Robo-Cop, says that he was driven to make the movie because of his genuine belief that cloning of humans is inevitable despite the “moral and religious issues” it raises.“I figured I’d do the three things I like doing when I do movies.I want to entertain people.I want to make them feel something.I want to have them walk out of the theatre thinking so they’re also using their brain.“I get tired of movies where there are a lot of explosions that have absolutely no connection to anything,” Medavoy adds.He shot the movie in Vancouver and says that in so doing he shaved $20 million US off a budget which nevertheless ended up costing a reported $85 million.So what about using cloning to perpetuate Schwarzenegger forever as a screen star?“That’s an interesting notion,” Medavoy replies, treating the question seriously.“I don’t know whether that’s possible.I mean - would you like to live forever?” Meanwhile, how does Schwarzenegger feel about the upcoming release of The Sixth Day?It seems he’s nervous - but he says that’s par for the course.“Even when I was competing in bodybuilding and really felt 100 per cent that I was going to win, I was still totally nervous about it.You go through that, and it was the same with this movie .the same with every movie.You always hope for the best.” But he does consider The Sixth Day to be a movie for the entire family - which is more than he can say about some of his other films.“This is about the drama of a man losing his family, losing his home, losing his life.It’s not like Conan The Barbarian where heads fly through the air with blood squirting or having a pit fight where they destroy people by gouging out their eyes.This is a story that ought to be seen by the whole family rather than just by the action fans.” i n c in cij 4204, trout.Bertrand-Fabi 9 Theatres - Digital Sound Curved Screens - Free Parking SITE INTERNET : actionfilm.ca/cinema9 ! 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Trauma: Life in the ER t'/l /1 Last of the Summer Wine HU Dragon Ball Z 11A /1 Movie * ?* “House Calls” (1978, Comedy) A widowed surgeon gets entangled with an outspoken divorcee.fTTTl WCW Nitro.8:30 PM CD 3rd Rock From the Sun (N) B Venture B Km/h (N) CD Dharma & Greg (N) (29] ED Titus (N) IIIWeird Homes I'kii'l Man Alive: Transformations (N) (Part 6 of 10) I t t’l Boy Meets World 9:00 PM (D 60 Minutes II (T) CD Frasier (N) B Witness (N) B Hue L’Espérance (N) B (2D Dharma & Greg (N) 19 (29) ED Dark Angel (N) r.MT American Justice "Why O.J.Simpson Won" IT’/'I Movie +* + '/, “High Society” (1956, Musical) A woman thinks twice about her upcoming society marriage.HkAk'l Larry King Live I ¦)S3 Hope and Beauty: The Story of Cosmetics (N) (Part 2 of 4) I AVI International Newsfirst ITT73 Extra f-llT'TTl F/X: The Series lilt Maternity Ward “Hard Labor” I’ll /1 Bozenka: The Seeds of Wisdom - The Teachings of My Grandfather (N) t'l t'l Wallace & Gromit 9:30 PM © DAG (N) B (22) Geena Davis (N) CD Frasier l AVI News TV: German Journal mai Real World f‘lt'l Wolves, Witches and Giants 10:00 PM (T) Judging Amy (N) [5] Dateline (N) B National B (10:25) Magazine B Le TVA réseau b b m Once and Again (N) CD Bob and Margaret (23) Seinfeld SI News gS Frontline (N) (Part 1 of 2) page 14 November 10-16, 2000 TALK OF THE Townships — THE — RECORD rjn I ties day i ff ednesday Dedicated Doctor TV DATA Andre Braugher stars as a dedicated doctor who's not afraid to take an unconventional approach to healing in Gideon’s Crossing, airing Wednesdays on ABC.EB Kavanagh Q.C.Newsstand |0L~14 Danger Zone n?l International Newsfirst Going Straight h:divi Movie ?x “Meantime” (1983, Drama) Unemployed Londoners are loathe to improve their lot.im Trauma: Life in the ER QjU Skylight (Part 3 of 4) u i’l Stressed Eric 11:1:1 Championship Rodeo.I Li.'I Sportsdesk.10:30 PM B Le Grand blond avec un show sournois (N) ID Two Guys and a Girl 129) Frasier IT’D! (10:50) Bravonews i.H’.’i Scully/The World t*la4 Things We Do for Love I’HII Virtues - A Family Affair t’i 1*4 Gundam Wing 11:00 PM CD (D 0 (22) News B National Update B (11:25) Rhodes (Part 7 of 8) ID Prime Business (N) fEJ CTV News (21 ED Simpsons Law & Order Pm NYPD Blue H’IlI Sports Tonight.(N) I»]Li4 Discovery.ca i: l'.'i News TV: Canada First Day im Trauma: Life in the ER i'L~t:i 100 Huntley Street i'à l'J Student Bodies n.'i.'i Martial Law ïl:30 PM (T) (11:35) Late Show (N) CD (11:35) Tonight Show (N) B Le TVA, sports.B (11:52) La Quotidienne / Banco / Extra (N) B (11:58) Infopublicité B HÎ) (11:35) Nightline (N) ID Sportsline.(N) B News B (11:45) Sports Night.(22) ED Spin City @1 Independent Lens EQ BBC World News ih:i:i Moneyline I : l'.'i Special Assignment Weird Homes im Caitlin's Way frm That’s Hockey 2.(N) 12:00 AM B 2D (12:06) Politically Incorrect (N) ID (12:07) Arrest & Trial Q Nash Bridges (N) §3) Married.With Children (Part 1 of 2) ED Star Trek: Voyager (Part 2 of 2) Sk Charlie Rose mu Biography “Alan Jackson" i-.Vbi Homicide: Life on the Street ih.'i.'i Larry King Live i»iktn Crocodile Hunter ÇE3 International Newsfirst fTT?3 Extra HiM'.l (12:15) Movie “Naked” (1993, Comedy-Drama) A jobless philosopher goes on a nighttime London odyssey.nT4 Maternity Ward “Hard Labor" I'LlI Skylight (Part 3 of 4) QQ Are You Being Served?Hunting the Country, rm wcw Nitro.12:30 AM CD (D (12:37) Late Late Show (5) (12:37) Late Night (N) 51 Unhappily Ever After (33) Rural Free Delivery fTTT4 Real World 013 Virtues - A Family Affair Q23 Keeping Up Appearances ii.'i.l Advantage Outdoors.1:00 AM B (1 06) Arrest & Trial (N) B Mary Tyler Moore (29) Caroline in the City (33) Charlie Rose Si Stargazer fTH American Justice “Why O.J.Simpson Won” fm Movie * +•/, “Marne” (1974, Musical) An eccentric woman becomes her young nephew’s guardian.(323 Newsstand M Lf4 Realm of Prey ÇEJ International Newsfirst QQp Going Straight >|lf4 Trauma: Life in the ER t'ii’l Yes, Minister H.'l.'i Remington Country.1:30 AM (3) (1:37) Extra (N) (S (1:36) Later B (1:36) Extra (N) B Sea Hunt (29) Taxi i.'i'/i News TV: German Journal lint Things We Do for Love Uy Rocky & Bullwinkle H.'l.’l Buckmasters: Whitetail Magazine.2:00 AM (D (2:05) Tonight Show B (2:06) ABC World News Now (2D Star Trek: Voyager (Part 2 of 2) 51 Invisible Soldiers: Unheard Voices 14’1*1 Sports Tonight I¦]Lf4 Hope and Beauty: The Story of Cosmetics (Part 2 of 4) ÇE3 International Newsfirst Martha Stewart Living id'll Le Journal du soir IH4 Spinal Impact QQ Hey Arnold! n.’i.'i Starsky and Hutch (Part 2 of 2) iLt.'i Sportsdesk 2:30 AM IH.'I.'I Moneyline I avi Scully/The World i:i>]| Capital actions >i i'l Oggy and the Cockroaches 3:00 AM GE) (3:05) Late Night 121 I Spy ED Grace Under Fire (33) Instructional Programming f.M4 Law & Order l i’T'I (3:20) Movie * * * “Moonlight Sonata” (1937, Musical) An affair leads to the creation of the famous sonata.Q2D Larry King Live I'lLEH Danger Zone 6:00 PM CD (D B ID 19 51 News B Canada Now B Le TVA 18 heures I2D Judge Judy (N) ED Simpsons SI Newshour With Jim Lehrer SJ BBC World News t Night Court QJJjJ Cafe Campus Blues IdîU Worldview l']LE«l Crocodile Hunter l.'l'.'i International Newsfirst nut Life With Pets ESS'l'.'i Danger Bay iiM Mysterious Skies I'Llt Little House on the Prairie U t'l Mary-Kate and Ashley's Adventures EU Starsky and Hutch im Off the Record.(N) 6:30 PM CD NBC Nightly News B Canada Now B Piment fort B (22) ABC World News Tonight OD News (2! Judge Judy (N) ED 3rd Rock From the Sun (Part 2 of 2) SJ Nightly Business Report (N) yjj Newsradio IH.'I.'I Moneyline Newshour (N) I .'l'.'i News TV: Russia and Mexico lllil Good Dog! CTTCT7I T and T fiTl Monster by Mistake fTTH Sportsdesk.7:00 PM CD CBS Evening News (D Jeopardy! B On the Road Again (N) B La Poule aux oeufs d’or B Wheel of Fortune B Bob and Margaret 19 Access Hollywood (21 ED Spin City 121 Frasier @1 Nightly Business Report (N) B Newshour With Jim Lehrer HT 4 Law & Order Li'i'i BravoiVideos lO LE4 Discovery.ca (N) GÇ3 International Newsfirst HIJ4 Fashion File HÎK4VI Dead Man’s Gun IIM Micro Miracles FM Skylight l'tâ'i Mona the Vampire H.'i.'i Martial Law fTTH That’S Hockey.(N) 7:30 PM CD (D Entertainment Tonight (D Wheel of Fortune B Country Canada (N) B Arcand (N) B Jeopardy! Q Mysterious Island (21 Frasier (21 3rd Rock From the Sun (Part 2 of 2) ED Seinfeld gg Points North ?sa Just for Variety IH.'I.'I Crossfire (N) ÇEJ People and Politics lllal Wave Spiritual Journey (N) BT! I Was a Sixth Grade Alien HLT71 Billiards.8:00 PM CD 19 Bette (N) CD Titans (N) B Fifth Estate B Le Retour (N) B SI Who Wants to Be a Millionaire ID SI ID Malcolm in the Middle (N) 51 National Geographic “Return of the Wolf (N) EB Pius XII: The Pope, the Jews and the Nazis f.M 4 Biography “Merle Haggard" (N) l l’Ll Spoken Art làJUWorld Today Wild Discovery “Defensive Ends - The Porcupine and Skunk” IjjO.International Newsfirst nm Doing Time f-Tiran Fast Track Q33 4-Wheel Force t'L.' I May to December Q£J Worst Witch Movie *?“The Long Summer of George Adams” (1981, Comedy) An unemployed railroad man faces various crises.it-11 Billiards.8:30 PM CD 19 Welcome to New York (N) ID m ED Normal, Ohio (N) HIJ4 Weird Homes k’LT’l Age of E I’h'l Freaky Stories 9:00 PM (D Movie “American Tragedy” (2000, Drama) Legal strategies change as the O.J.Simpson trial unfolds.CD 19 West Wing (N) B Da Vinci's Inquest (N) B Les Machos (N) B 51 Drew Carey (N) ID 51 ED Street (N) 51 a Napoleon “The Summit of Greatness/The End” (N) (Part 2 of 2) fit 1 Behind Closed Doors M'/d (9:15) Movie ?"Stations” (1983, Drama) An interview by a TV host results in his guest's suicide.GIE) Larry King Live 10 LEH Hope and Beauty: The Story of Cosmetics (N) (Pari 3 Of 4) ÇE3 International Newsfirst ITTJ3 Extra idît'V.'l F/X: The Series 11 14 Tornado Alley (N) i'Ld.'l Days of Healing (N) Ht'I Treasure iLT’l PBA Bowling.9:30 PM B 51 Spin City (N) CE3 News TV: German Journal MIJ4 Real World QQ Crush 10:00 PM (D Law & Order (N) B National B (10:25) Magazine B Le TVA réseau B 51 Gideon’s Crossing (N) B That '70s Show IS La Femme Nikita ü Seinfeld ED News Hn Investigative Reports (N) IH.'I.'I Newsstand EE3 Sex Files: Puberty (N) ÇE3 International Newsfirst Women Who Love Killers B23Ü3 Movie “Albino Alligator” (1996, Drama) Federal agents surround a bar containing several fugitives.il 14 Storm of the Century EEU Skylight l'n'1 Lucy Sullivan Is Getting Married 18 Wheels of Justice iTTTl Sportsdesk.10:30 PM B Le Grand blond avec un show sournois (N) ID 51 Frasier l»lH4 Discover Magazine (N) f.'lVl Scully/The World CEO Life's Little Miracles i'Ll.'l Inside Stories I'i i'l Gundam Wing 11:00 PM ID ® B 51 News B National Update B (11:25) Movie * ?/.“Jude” (1996, Drama) A rural lad attempts to improve his lot in life.CD (11:18) Cinéma “Le Sphinx” (1995, Com.dramatique) ID Prime Business (N) IQ CTV News 51 ED Simpsons 51 Nova S BBC World News F.M t Law & Order rrro NYPD Blue IH.'I.'I Sports Tonight.(N) iOLeh Discovery.ca GEJ News TV: Canada Doing Time GJ3 4-Wheel Force I’D'I 100 Huntley Street ITTI Student Bodies Él.'l.’l Martial Law 11:30 PM CD (11:35) Late Show (N) CD (11:35) Tonight Show (N) B Le TVA, sports.B (11:52) La Quotidienne / Banco / Lotto 6/49 / Québec 49 / Extra (N) B (11:59) Infopublicité B 51 (11:35) Nightline (N) ID Sportsline.(N) IQ News 19 (11:45) Sports Night.51 ED Spin City a Charlie Rose QZU Moneyline ÇE3 People and Policies QQp Weird Homes i't Fl Freaky Stories JEU That’s Hockey 2.(N) 12:00 AM B 51 (12:06) Politically Incorrect (N) ID (12:07) Arrest & Trial 19 Walker, Texas Ranger (N) (Part 2 of 4) 51 Married.With Children (Part 2 of 2) TALK OF THE Townships — * 1 ' — ' ¦¦¦ THE in ¦¦¦ ¦¦¦ i ii—i.in i — —— i i » h i i November 10-16, 2000 page 15 Wednesday r~w~i 1 hursday Swinging Single TV DATA Thursdays on NBC, Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) copes with her single status in the wake of Monica and Chandler's engagement in Friends.9:00 PM SI Star Trek: Voyager rft * Biography “Merle Haggard" |:Mi Homicide: Life on the Street £223 Larry King Live G23 Crocodile Hunter ÇE3 International Newsfirst ITER Extra BH33 (12:06) Movie “Dangerous Waters” (1995, Action) Two men escape from prison and take a hostage.Tornado Alley I'TiA Skylight n i'i Are You Being Served?n.'l'f Fishing With Roland Martin.I tiI Triathlon.12:30 AM (J) (D (12:37) Late Late Show (N) © (12:37) Late Night (N) 51 Unhappily Ever After S Stargazer ma4 Real World t'kli'l Inside Stories ftH Keeping Up Appearances ti.'i.'i Secrets of the Hunt.1:00 AM Q (1:06) Arrest & Trial (N) 10 Fame 51 Caroline in the City gl Charlie Rose Behind Closed Doors i-i'Di Movie ?“Dersu Uzala” (1975, Drama) A prospector in Siberia befriends a Russian explorer.ih:i:i Newsstand I') m Wild Discovery “Defensive Ends - The Porcupine and Skunk” I^J International Newsfirst ffla4 Women Who Love Killers Storm of the Century QQ Yes, Minister 11’I’I Outdoor World.It-Tkl Kickboxing.1:30 AM © (1:37) Extra (N) © (1:36) Later B (1:36) Extra (N) 51 Taxi 1X1 News TV: German Journal Life's Little Miracles Ujj Rocky & Bullwinkie U1U Secrets of the Hunt.2:00 AM © (2:05) Tonight Show B (2:06) ABC World News Now (25) Star Trek: Voyager (33) Nature Investigative Reports UtUJ Sports Tonight him Hope and Beauty: The Story of Cosmetics (Part 3 of 4) ÇE3 International Newsfirst Martha Stewart Living iN'ti Le Journal du soir flü'V.’i (2:06) Movie *** “Albino Alligator” (1996, Drama) Federal agents surround a bar containing several fugitives.LLU Micro Miracles IliJ Hey Arnold! IL'U’I Starsky and Hutch H-ffl Sportsdesk 6:00 PM (H (S B fD 19 ü News B Canada Now B Le TVA 18 heures (29) Judge Judy (N) CD Simpsons 51 Newshour With Jim Lehrer @9 BBC World News Night Court IVPl Jazz Canada iHk'lt'l Worldview LMd Crocodile Hunter LIJ International Newsfirst MIJ4 Pet Friends Danger Bay Laverne & Shirley Reunion k’i-Tkl Little House on the Prairie (Part 1 of 2) ll t'l Mary-Kate and Ashley's Adventures IIl'Ii'I Starsky and Hutch ltd .'I Off the Record.(N) 6:30 PM © NBC Nightly News B Canada Now B Piment fort B 23 ABC World News Tonight fD News 51 Judge Judy (N) CD 3rd Rock From the Sun EB Nightly Business Report (N) LUJ Newsradio ih:i:i Moneyline Newshour (N) iit'.'i News TV: Russia and Mexico ilia* Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine HiE'V.’l T and T Q|3 Yvon of the Yukon fim Sportsdesk.7:00 PM CD CBS Evening News (D Jeopardy! B Pelswick B Beverly Hills 90210 B Wheel of Fortune ID Ready or Not fa Access Hollywood 53 CD Spin City 51 Frasier 53 Nightly Business Report (N) EB Newshour With Jim Lehrer r.T l 1 Law & Order QJ23 BravolVideos Eg3 Discovery.ca (N) LH'.'i International Newsfirst »u4 Flick Hiw.'i Dead Man’s Gun t lljl 48 Hours rm Skylight (N) (Part 1 of 2) t'l I'i Vision of Escaflowne a i: i :i Martial Law fTTTl NBA Basketball.(Live) 7:30 PM CD ID Entertainment Tonight CD Wheel of Fortune B Our Hero (N) B Jeopardy! f0 King of Queens (N) 53 Frasier 53 3rd Rock From the Sun IS) Cinéma ** “Double mémoire” (1996, Suspense) CD Seinfeld 51 Trailside: Make Your Own Adventure.Q23 Arts & Minds £223 Crossfire (N) I AVI Up Close nm Moneysense Television k'/Dl Doctors t'l 1*1 Weird Ohs 8:00 PM CD 48 Hours “Rage” (N) (D ID Friends (N) B Canada: A People’s History B 2 frères (N) B B 23 Whose Line Is It Anyway?51 CD Cops: The Top 15 Moments of All Time (N) (PA) 51 This Old House EB Nature (N) H it Biography “Clint Black: A Better Man” rm Book TV Ü2J World Today Wild Discovery “The Swift Fox” CE2 International Newsfirst III Real Families HIM'.'! Power Play IH4 Paramedics (N) In Loving Memory EQ3 Dragon Ball Z IL'U'I 18 Wheels of Justice 8:30 PM CD fD Cursed (N) B fa 23 Whose Line Is It Anyway?(N) 53 Hometime (Part 3 of 3) I I'ld Movie ?“Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes” (1984, Adventure) Based on the Burroughs novel about a man raised by apes.Qgp Animal Tracks HI a 4 Weird Homes Moral Divide QQ Boy Meets World CD City of Angels (N) (D fD Will & Grace (N) B Willie (N) (Partie 4 de 5) B fa 23 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire 53 Mystery! “Hetty Wainthropp Investigates” (N) Si Nova Q23 Murder One £223 Larry King Live Id PH Hope and Beauty: The Story of Cosmetics (N) (Part 4 Of 4) CE3 International Newsfirst HT?3 Extra f-irr-r;'! pyx: The Series £23 Police Force: Gangland I'A-K'l Stress Reduction (N) QjQ Live Through This fTTTTl Movie ++% “Thicker Than Blood: The Larry McLinden Story” (1994, Drama) A man seeks custody of a boy who is not his biological son.9:30 PM CD fD Just Shoot Me (N) I AVI News TV: German Journal QjjjJ Real World ITT7I Bodybuilding.10:00 PM CD Diagnosis Murder (N) CD fa ER (N) B National B (10:25) Magazine B Le TVA réseau B 23 Primetime Thursday ID Outer Limits 51 Seinfeld CD News 53 Journey Inside Tibet Q£[| Murder One t»t:ii!> Newsstand I'JPH Future Tense: Cities (N) ÇE3 International Newsfirst »ia4 Yale Island Transexuals n : L»3VI Movie * ?~/> “Smoke” (1995, Drama) Lives of assorted New Yorkers intersect at a cigar store.Oja Women Behind Bars Skylight Q33 Gamerz rm Sportsdesk.10:30 PM B Le Grand blond avec un show sournois (N) 51 Frasier ?23 (10:45) Bravonews ?H3 Aerospace (N) ÇE3 Scully/The World QH3 Life’s Moving Stories t'Cl'l On Main Street i'i >'i Treasure 11:00 PM CD (S B 23 News B National Update B (11:25) Movie *** “Exotica” (1994, Drama) A tax inspector becomes obsessed with a young stripper.© (11:18) Cinéma ?“Le Marchand de rêves” (1995, Drame) fD Prime Business (N) f0 CTV News 51 CD Simpsons B BBC World News f.T l j Law & Order Ç23 NYPD Blue t H : I : I Sports Tonight.(N) l»]PT»i Discovery.ca l:tvi News TV: Canada QQp Real Families 023 Paramedics CE3 100 Huntley Street ftn Student Bodies fTTTTl Martial Law 11:30 PM © (11:35) Late Show (N) © (11:35) Tonight Show (N) B Le TVA, sports.B (11:56) Infopublicité B 23 (11:35) Nightline (N) fD Sportsline.(N) f0 News f0 (11:45) Sports Night.51 CD Spin City 53 Frontline (Part 1 of 2) EB Charlie Rose HÎL’i Moneyline ÇE3 Up Close Hln Weird Homes QI3 Action Man if-lkl That’s Hockey 2.(N) 12:00 AM B 23 (12:06) Politically Incorrect (N) fD (12:07) Arrest & Trial fS (12:05) Nightman 5D Married.With Children CD Star Trek: Voyager y.t-’l 4 Biography “Clint Black: A Better Man” l=t'M Homicide: Life on the Street IHAlI Larry King Live I'lCH Crocodile Hunter ÇE3 International Newsfirst fITil Extra H!r>V,'i (12:28) Movie * * “Blue in the Face” (1995, Drama) Colorful characters descend upon a Brooklyn cigar store.lit»! Police Force: Gangland Dm Skylight i*i Are You Being Served?ii:i:i American Shooter.Motoring 2001.12:30 AM © fD (12:37) Late Late Show (N) © (12:37) Late Night (N) 51 Unhappily Ever After EB Stargazer ftm Real World l'Elilt On Main Street I t t'l Keeping Up Appearances nilTl World of Ducks Unlimited.Speed Zone.1:00 AM B (1:06) Arrest & Trial (N) fB (1:05) Emergency! 51 Caroline in the City S3 Cinéma ** “Détonateur vivant” (1992, Suspense) 51 Charlie Rose Q3| Murder One rm Movie * * ?* “A Walk in the Sun” (1946, Drama) An American battalion storms a German hideout in Italy.Newsstand l')H*l Wild Discovery “The Swift Fox” ÇÇ3 International Newsfirst QQp Yale Island Transexuals IIH Women Behind Bars QjQ Yes, Minister II.'IlI Best of TNN Outdoors.IPI.'I Fins and Skins Classic Adventure.1:30 AM © (1:37) Extra (N) © (1:36) Later B (1:36) Extra (N) fD (1:37) Xena: Warrior Princess (N) 51 Taxi I'lHH Animal Tracks M News TV: German Journal ifll* Life’s Moving Stories QQ Rocky & Bullwinkie fTiTTl Advantage Outdoors.Billiards.2:00 AM © (2:05) Tonight Show Q (2:06) ABC World News Now fD (2:05) Shopping Channel 51 Star Trek: Voyager 51 American Experience “Return With Honor” rm Murder One H23 Sports Tonight I'l PH Hope and Beauty: The Story of Cosmetics (Part 4 of 4) International Newsfirst fTm Martha Stewart Living I7TÏÏ1 Le Journal du soir CT!MVI (2:19) Red Shoe Diaries litH 48 Hours QU Hey Arnold! Q33 Starsky and Hutch mn Sportsdesk 2:30 AM G33 Moneyline li't'.'l Scully/The World fïïïïl Capital actions l-11'OVl Red Shoe Diaries I’t i'i Oggy and the Cockroaches TALK OF THE Townships page 16 November 10-16, 2000 Nft> i a y Hr what s on ¦¦ THEm.RECORD The arts & entertainment calendar for the Townships A CELEBRATION OF QUILTS, Sept.22 - Nov.19.The exhibition will mark the return of the Tin-ker-Churchill Quilt.Dating from the time of the American Revolution, one of the oldest quilts in the ColbyCurtis Museum Collection.It was recently restored by the Centre de conservation du Québec.ODE TO WOMAN, the Music and Dance of the Painter Rajka Kupesic.A book dedicated to Rajka Kupesic by Richard Dub.will be launched at the occasion of an exhibition, to be held from Nov.18 through Dec.4, at Galerie Jeannine Blais, 100 Main St., North Hatley, Que.The Artist and Author will be present on Nov.18 and 19.For friends of the Galerie, the paintings will be exhibited starting Friday, Nov.17.Open daily between 10 a.m.and 5 p.m.LENNOXVILLE Recent works by the LENNOXVILLE ART me Dandy inn ' ^6aro°m 2 Boutique firf Gallery 230 Tyler St., Ayer's Cliff (819) 838-4599 TEAROOM Breakfast from $6.75 & up Lunch from $6.00 Sc up Authentic afternoon teas $14.75 Cream teas from $6.00 Sc up PLAN TO INDULGE IN OWL HOLIDAY TEA: Served from 1 to 31 December DO YOUR X-MAS SHOPPING IN OUR BOUTIQUE & GALLERY: GIFT PACKS from $19.99 & up Italian cofleerare & coffees Teapots, tea Sc kitchen accessories Belgian chocolate & natural soap Choice of 36 teas ic 4 Christinas teas in attractive porcelain, tin, reed or softwood tea caddies! Exclusive hand-painted Christmas decorations & cards ORDER FROM OUR TAKEOUT: All types of pastries, cakes Sc quiche + fruit cake, Yule logs, St.Honoré, meat pies, etc.GROUP on display at Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre until Nov.19th.Lennoxville-Ascot Historical and Museum Society: exhibit entitled “Nina M.Owens 1869-1959”.Christmas decorating workshop: November 11th from 9 a.m.to noon.Please call (819) 564-0409 to register.Uplands is open Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 1 p.m.to 4:30 p.m.Uplands: 9 Speid, Lennoxville.Le Salon “ARTS ET SAVEURS DU QUEBEC,” at Centre Expo-Sherbrooke (Ceras Building), 300 Park St., Sherbrooke.Artisans, artistes, and products made and grown in Quebec.Friday: Nov.10, 1 p.m.9 p.m.; Saturday, Nov.11 :10 a.m.- 9 p.m.; Sunday, Nov.12:10 a.m.- 5 p.m.Free admission.Free parking.Profits “Rock Guertin Christmas Basket Campaign.Info: 846-7000.“THOMAS AND THE MAGIC RAILROAD” will be shown at Centennial Theatre, Lennoxville on Sunday, November 12 at 2:00 p.m.at a special low rate of $4.One dollar from every ticket sold will go towards the Lennoxville Elementary School Christmas Basket Campaign.Come and enjoy a great family movie while supporting this worthwhile cause.THIRSTY BOOTS 3rd annual Christmas food drive on Saturday, Nov.11 to help Knowlton Lion’s Club in their distributior of Christmas baskets.Music provided by Sandy Ward and Road-house.Admission; non-perishable food items or cash donations, all cheques should be made payable to Knowlton Lions.ARTISTIC EXPOSITION 2000 welcome to all employees and retired members of BMP, Wednesday, Nov.15, from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m.Site: Hospital main entrance.Will be presenting a great variety of exhibits: painting, sculpture, weaving, glass art, interior decorating, clothes, food, etc.Welcome to everyone.Le Comité Art Et Culture BMP.SCOTSTOWN, A TEA, BAKE SALE AND SALES TABLE will be held at the Sherman Residence on Friday, Nov.10, from 2 to 4 p.m.Donations for sales table welcome.On Sunday, Nov.12, at 10:30 a.m., in Stoddard Hall (lower level) at the Unitarian Univer-salist Church in North Hatley, the second in a four - part SERIES ON “WELL-BEING” will take place.Carol Martignacco, a U.U.Ministrial intern with the Mtl.Lakeshore congregation will speak on “Spiritual Well-Being”.A discussion period and refreshments will follow.Childcare provided.Everyone welcome.ARMISTICE PARADE, Sunday, Nov.12, bus will leave the Royal Canadian Legion, 971 Galt East, Sherbrooke at 1:15 p.m.for service at 2 p.m.at the Cathedral then to cenotaph at 3 p.m.for service and laying of wreaths.Reception and lunch served at the Legion following the parade.CRAFT SHOW at L'Ecole Primaire des Arbrisseaux, 250 Route 147 North, Compton on Friday, Nov.10,12 p.m.to 7 p.m., Saturday, Nov.11, 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.Proceeds to benefit school activities.Everyone is welcome.WRITERS' CONTEST: CBC Radio Montreal, in conjunction with the Quebec Writers’ Federation, is sponsoring a short story competition.Three prizes of $1,000 will be awarded and winning short stories broadcast on CBC Radio’s Art Talks, heard Saturdays at 5 p.m.on CBC Radio One and across stations of the Quebec Community Network.The competition is open to all residents of Quebec who are not employees or long-term contractors with the sponsoring organizations.Writers may submit as many entries as they wish.All entries must be original, unpublished manuscripts.They must be written in English, typed and double-spaced.Each entry must be made in triplicate.The maximum story length is 1,200 words.Each entry must include the authors’ name, address and telephone number on the cover page only.The cover page must also include a word count.Each page must include a page number and title of the story.No fax submissions will be accepted.A $10 fee must accompany each entry.Make the cheque or money order payable to CBC Radio.All entries must be postmarked on or before Dec.1, 2000.Send entries with payment to: CBC-QWF Short Story Competition, CBC Radio, A-46,1400 René Lévesque Blvd East, Montreal, QC H2L 2M2.For additional information, contact the CBC at (514) 790-1 CBC or visit its Web site at http://montreal.cbc.ca.GUYS & DOLLS, a musical fable of Broadway, with music & lyrics by Frank Loesser and book by Jo Swerling & Abe Burrows, will hit the Knowlton Pub Playhouse Nov.16 to Dec.3.Opening night benefit: Yamaska Literacy Council; Nov.23 benefit: Philipsburg/St.Armand First Responders and Missisquoi Public Library.The Sunshine Theatre production is directed by Sunil Mahtani, with musical direction by Sacha Dmytruk, choreography by Joanne Watson, costumes by Kate Wisdom, and set & lighting design by Ralph Steiner.The show runs Thursdays to Saturdays at 8 p.m.and Sundays at 2 p.m.Tickets: $12 ($10 if prepaid by Nov.16); children 12 and under $5.To make reservations, call 539-3604.Visit our Web site at: www.sun-nymead.org/sunshine.Mandragore Community Theatre - Mandragore Theatre will be full of Halloween spirit with a musical stage adaptation of Tim Burton’s “NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS’ directed by Richard Thériault and under the musical direction of Jarad Pisner.This musical stars Bill Jarand as Jack Skeleton, Marie-Josée Samson as Sally, Larry Hastings as the Oogie Boogie Man and a bunch of other little monsters played by Kelly Der-stenfield, Célestine and Karina Rioux, Kyla Steiner, Lindsay and Dana Eisinger, Arianna Victoria Webb, Razvan Mitchell, Mary Page, Stephanie Smith, Benja-men, Gabriel and Sawyer Gilker and the grown up monsters: Sheila McManus, Suzanne Det-twiller, Rod and Margaret Robertson, Veronica Hares and Jannie de Vries.The performances will be held at Mandragore Theatre on Fridays, Nov.10, and 17, and on Saturdays, Nov.11, and 18, at 7 p.m., and also on Sundays, Nov.12, and 19, at 2 p.m.For info, and reservations call at 538-0572.COSTUMES - Knowlton Players are looking for costumes.We now have a very good place to store them.If you have interesting, sensational or ordinary clothing in good condition, please donated it to the theatre.You’ll have even more fun when you go to a play or musical.“Oh look, there’s Bobby’s sailor suit” or “There’s Aunt Jean’s gardening hat” etc.To offer an article or for information call Lucy at 243-4211.Music DANCE, Saturday, Nov.11, at the A_NAJF.Hut, 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville.Music by Big Foot, from 9 p.m.to 1 a.m.Welcome to everyone! ANA.F.(HUT), 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville, every Sunday from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.line dancing and two-stepping with Heart of Country.Small cover charge.Everyone welcome.Friday, Nov.10, 8 p.m.Ban-deen Hall, VIVAVOCE, choir, Peter Schubert, dir.“Sacred and Silly” Palestrina, Bach, Hilde-gard von Bingen.Tickets: $10., $8., $5.St.Mark’s Chapel, Bishop’s University, Lennoxville on Sunday, Nov.19, 4 p.m.presents Sylvie Poirier and Philip Crozier, organ duettists.Tickets: $10.adults, $8.65+, $5.students.Info: (819) 569-7023.DANCE at the Lennoxville Rifle Club, 22 Beattie St., on Saturday, Nov.11 from 8 p.m.to midnight.Music by “The Hoe-downers.” Everyone welcome, including non-members.Your ad here A What’s On notice costs $12 for 25 words or less (.25 per additional word) or, for non-profit organizations, $6 (.25 per additional word).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@sherbrook-erecord.com or call 819-569-9525 or 1-800-463-9525.