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Township Friday, May 3 1 ^ % i, \r- *.» ;¦ ; • 'h, 4 1 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI , MAY 30.1980 John Prine: Writing is hard work Country ^ music By DAVE MULHOLLAND “I hate writing songs." Now do I jump right in here and tell you who said that, or let you think about it for a while Well, if there's a picture with this column, or his name’s in the headline, then you already know.The words come from John Prine: probably one of the top 10 contemporary writers in country music.Such a statement from Prine, whose songs will quite likely outlive most of what is being written today, is equivalent to having Gordie Howe says he hates scoring goals "I like it when Pm done," Prine continues, “but writing is hard work.Lots of times Pd rather go for a drive, or to a baseball game; anything.” Since 1971 that hard work has produced such gems as Illegal Smile, Spanish Pipedream, Hello in There, Sam Stone, Paradise, Dear Abby, Your Flag Decal Won’t Get You Into Heaven Anymore, Sweet Revenge, Sabu Visits the Twin Cities Alone, There She Goes, That’s the Way the World Goes Round, Automobile, How Lucky and a host of others.Prine's songs are often about being out of step with society, and trying to survive in a world full of pressures to get in step.Part of his appeal is the humor and dog-tired perseverance with which he approaches life.He differs from most singer-songwriters in that anyone else doing his material can’t have the same impact That’s because Prine’s lyrics are written to suit his vocal style.While half the message is in the words, the other half is very much in his tone and phrasing.Of course, lots of people don't regard Prine as country but he is.In fact, Prine is truer to the essence of genuine country, than are most mainline country acts today."I got a steel (guitar> in my band, a fiddle, and I sing through my nose,” Prine says, 'and if that ain't country, I don’t know what is, l listen to Ray Price, Carl Smith, Lefty Frizzell, George Jones, and I like some of the new Wave a bit.I think country-rock should be more country.I like music that bounces." On stage, Prine and his five-piece band bounce, occasionally with a rock'n’roll emphasis, sometimes blues, but always with a country base There is no John Prine show, however, It’s one song after another, with the occasional off-the-cuff comment to the audience.The songs and music stand on their own, without the need of any showbiz support.Prine's artistic integrity has kept him from superstar status.He says he still makes more money touring with his band than he does selling records."I don't think about selling records when I’m making them," he says.“I’m thinking about the music." The 33-year-old native of Maywood.Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, was a mailman in 1971.when he got on stage at a Chicago club and wowed the audience with his songs.Five albums and four years later Prine was a professional success, but personally zapped trying to cope with the transition from mailman to the new Bob Dylan label He quit He wasn’t even sure he ever • wanted to record again But in the liner notes of his current album, (Pink Cadillac; Elektra-Asylum Records; (J6E- 222), there’s a thank you note to Jack Clement for the summer of ’77.Clement is a Nashville producer.“When I first started back, after signing with Elektra-Asylum.I was real tired of fighting people," Prine explains."I spent five months at Jack's, just having fun playing music.He got me interested in playing music again, and I figured his help deserved a thanks.” Prine is very easy-going, unpretentious, and he says that as far as the future is concerned, he just wants to “keep the whole thing going.” Country albums Heart & Soul: Conway Twitty; MCA Records.MCA-:t2IO.Like his last album.Cross Winds (MCA Records; MCA-3086), Heart & Soul contains more of Conway Twitty s supposedly "new direction".But it isn't really "new"; it's simply a powerhouse-country album, showing one development of one of the music's most interesting and creative mainline artists.Heart & Soul is an appropriate title, since Twitty’s heart-wrenching and soulful baritone arouses your emotions in every song.David Barnes' musical arrangements are tasteful and complementary.Twitty is an artist who moves with the times, without letting the times overpower his personality.Superb country! Iris Larratt; same; RCA Records: KKI.l-«384.Most of the songs on this album are mediocre.Iris Larratt takes them a notch or two above mediocrity.With two of the songs.Until You Let Me Love You and Sad Eyes (not the Neil Sedaka composition), she turns in extremely good performances.Larratt hints at an interpretive ability, which simply lacks substantial lyrics to interpret.Producer Andy Di Martino plays it safe: straight down the middle, so the album is enjoyable, but far from consuming your attention Just the same, Larratt’s singing shows considerable potential, but she needs better songs and an adventurous producer.Straight from Texas; Johnny Duncan; Columbia Records; 362H«.Absolutely boring, Johnny Duncan has a smooth, pleasant voice, reminiscent of Jim Reeves, but without Reeves' ability to evoke warm feelings through precise phrasing.Duncan sings as if he's a journalist reporting a story, but remaining detached from it.That’s commendable for a journalist.but disastrous for a singer.He sof tens every word, levelling off any hint at passion.It’s "nice” music; that’s how bad it is.A Sketch in Country; David Thompson; Citation Records: CIT-1-X0.David Thompson has one of the really great new voices in country music.The 10 songs on this album show that he knows how to use it.The tremelo or wash board effect in Thompson's baritone gives his tone a touch of blues; a hint at being just on the edge of breaking down, but mustering the strength to carry on.The lyrics to these songs are fine, but it ’s Thompson's powerful singing that gives them a depth and dimension they don’t have on their own.As with any really good singer, Thompson sings the feeling of the words, not just their literal meaning.Dynamite country! Nashville Mirrors; Hill Anderson; MCA Records; MCA-3214.Thank goodness! Bill Anderson is still very much into contemporary country, but he's moved away from the inanity of disco that ruined his last album, Ladies' JOHN PRINE .started out as a mailman.i # Choice ( MCA Records; MCA-3075).Unfortunately, despite his "today” approach, Anderson's tone and lyrics reflect a chauvinistic attitude towards women.But at least it’s honest.Women know where they stand with him.The songs on Nashville Mirrors have interesting stories, and Buddy Killen's production keeps Anderson's cool, sophisticated style up front Memories; Ray McAuley; RCA Records; KKLI-0358.Ray McAuley died of a cerebral hemorrhage in April, 1978.He was 33 years old This album is a tribute from people who worked with him.The songs range from his first, weak recordings to very strong numbers Ed Molyski wrote the songs McAuley recorded, as well as playing lead guitar in his band and producing him in the studio Molyski introduces most of the 12 songs.explaining their place in McAuley’s recording career.Memories will be treasured by Ray McAuley fans.Ian Robb and Hang the Piper: same; Folk-Legacy Records; FSI-7I.Hang the Piper plays with authority and feeling on these 13 pieces of English and Irish traditional, folk music.Ian Robb’s voice is well suited to relating the story-songs There’s a mixture of ballads, jigs, hornpipes, a reel and two mazurkas, which originated as dances in Poland, before moving into the British Isles in the middle of the 1700s.The album jacket contains a much-appreciated booklet, giving information on the group, a bit of historical information on the songs, and lyrics of the ballads.The music is earthy, infectious and soothing.Country fans who would like to hear the music from which country music derived would enjoy this fine album. TOWNSHIPSWEEK-FRI .MAY 30, 1980 J Animation troupes combine By DOIN YOUNG The Festival des Cantons organizers have labelled it “Creation Theatre", a fit name for the grouping of three of the best animation troupes in the Sherbrooke area.What is animation theatre?Known elsewhere as street theatre or guerrilla theatre, here in Quebec, thanks to the government's largesse towards promoters of social change, it has become respectable and does not often operate in the street.It is even institutionalized at the Université de Sherbrooke's French Department where the option-theatre program is devoted to the genre.Above all, it is concerned with individual and social transformation and intervenes in various ways to bring about change.At worst, it can be boringly didactic; at best, stimulating and fun.Three different styles are represented by the troupes regrouped as "Creation Theatre".Theatre de la Poursuites presentation, “Couvre-feux”, is surreal, making great use of symbolism.Satirically, it examines inertia and the fear of change, confronting large social barriers like marriage, religion and private property as well as the physical and psychological barriers of the individual.In the words of a group member, they "have only tried to understand the reason for the paralyzing lethargy which seems to have infiltrated the western world." La Poursuite does not offer solutions.It merely formulates questions.On the other hand, Theatre du Cent Neuf, or Sang Neuf as they now prefer to be known, does offer solutions.Not content to ask questions, the members of Sang Neuf believe their function is to provide a vehicle to educate the public.Despite modest equipment and a skeleton cast, they attempt a more realistic approach, although some reliance on easily identifiable symbols is inevitable.“De la vie a deux, ou moi j suis moi.toi fes toi" is based on the personal experiences of the actors.It concerns the relations between men and women, dealing with the couple in society, the complications children often bring, sexuality, possessiveness, exclusiveness, subordination and domination.Like Theatre Sang-Neuf, La Bebelle is interested in popular education but they take the problems less seriously.What else could one expect from a troupe of clowns?Complete with funny costumes, painted faces and rubber noses, they confront the relations between individuals in “La Bebelle aux gars dormants".Shyness, fear, solitude, force and competition are treated with comic pathos.La Bebelle is running a related skit at an earlier hour for children, ages eight to 11.“Me prends-tu pour un héros9", explores similar matters in relations between children.At first the groups had made a proposal to the Festival des Cantons for street theatre animation, but due to budgetary considerations, this approach was not accepted.This year, all of the activities have to be self-financing hence “Creation Theatre" has been forced into a more traditional setting.But because the prime interest is exposure to the greatest number of people, the price has been kept about as low as movie tickets.Don’t expect elaborate sets.These are touring companies ready to set up anywhere at the drop of an invitation.They do wonders with limited props, giving performances of one of the plays in their repertoire or, in the case of Sang Neuf and La Bebelle, creating something especially for the occasion.Popular groups like the Association Co-operative d'Economie Familiale or the Conservateurs des Cantons have com missioned skits from these groups to get their message across.What you can expect is a provoking and entertaining attempt to communicate.Creation Theatre should prove of interest to anyone concerned with the propagation of ideas as it offers the opportunity to compare the effectiveness of three popular troupes dedicated to theatre as a medium for the message.Creation Theatre, from May 30 to June 8 at the Theatre Laboratoire.Pavilion 2, Cegep de Sherbrooke, rue Parc Set' “What's On” for schedule.,0-.^ /.^ RESTAURANT APRES LA CHUTE Summer Hours Start Monday, June 2nd ^ COLD BUFFET reasonably priced ^ served from noon Tuesday through 276 MAIN ST.W.So,urday HOT BUFFET from noon Sunday MAGOG Full Restaurant In Operation From 5 P.M.Nightly.*43-9365 Our la Grosse Pomme S Garden Terrace Opens at 7 P.M.Nightly. 4-TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRl., MAY 30, 1980 TOWNSHIPS SCENE / '"V— *.5; • • aCT JTTe _ ^ ^.•fv'Vv^' ^.¦- ,* y:-»*, '.-^v .SSfc ^ ' ' Photos David Cochrane Shrbn>oh'4> .- ¦.ti^4k.jNÉ fUlraiNHP M ^X‘ .41 ¦ >* * «% : : ., • *; .v e N -"•' •• *f - ^ * ¦ '¦ ^ vV'* ' t ¦ t fiSr»^ .< ¦ • xW^sir- K .' '“ "* *" \ ’ * .-* w T.-.j , .Tin ¦ «#0 2:45 0 MOVIE -(NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE) "Man Against The Sea” (No Other Information Available) (105 mins.) 3:00 0 SPORTS SPECTACULAR ©UNITEDSTATESOLYMPIC TRIALS O THE NATURE OF THINGS WITH DAVID SUZUKI Split Brain’Areportonrecentstudies into the functional differences between the two halves of the brain.(Repeat; 60 mins.) O © D UNE POLITIQUE A L'AUTRE © UNTAMED WORLD This program takes a look at the Kalahari.Stone-Age bushmen whose pattern of existence has changed little in hundreds, maybe thousands, of years 3:30 0 D'HIER A DEMAIN Monde sans frontières; la Grece ou les rescapes de l’Histoire' O DEBATS A L'ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE O REXHUMBARD ©LES DEBATS A L'ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE © QUESTION PERIOD 4:00 0© KEMPER OPEN 0 PROGRAMMING UNANNOUNCED O © GROS PLAN SUR L'ACTUALITE 4:30 00 AUX FRONTIERES DU CONNU 3e Episode L'Architecture: le Style gothique’ 0 SPORTSWORLD t) World Championship ol Amateur Bowling from Miami.2) U.S.Men's Gymnastics Championships from Ohio 3) AIAW Na tional Women's Collegiate Track and Field Championships.(90 mins.) 0© L OR ET L'ARGENT O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS t) U.S.Auto Club Dirt Race trom Illinois.2) A special perfor-mancebytheChinese Acrobats of Taiwan.(90 mins.) 5:00 00 SECOND REGARD tt NEWS AND THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT O PASSEPORT © INFORMATION-VOYAGES © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 1)U S Auto Club Dirt Racefrom Illinois.2) A special perfor mancebytheChmese Acrobats of Taiwan (90 mins.) © FIRING LINE The Cabinet: What Are Its Responsibilities?’ Guest: Jack H.Watson.Jr., As-siatanttothe Presidents Inter-Governmental Affairs, Secre tary to the Cabinet Host William F Buckley, Jr.(60 mins.) 5:30 O© TOUT UN MONDE 5:50 O 7 INSTANT © LE DIX VOUS INFORME EVENING 6:00 0 HEBDO-DIMANCHE 0 CBS NEWS 0 FOCUS'80 O DISNEY’S WONDERFUL WORLD TheYoungRunaways’ A couple of runaways, on a mis sion to kidnap their brother and sister from a foster home, end up in a tangle with bank robbers.(Pt.I of a two part episode; 60 mins.) O DANS TOUS LES CANTONS 0© ABC NEWS O ARDECHOIS COEUR FIDELE © LAG.R.C.© TRAVEL '80 © ALOHA BRUYERES This documentary records the 34th reunion of members of the Japanese-American 442nd regimental combat team with the townspeople of Bruyeres, France, whom they liberated during the Second World War.(60 mina.) 6:30 O YOU CAN QUOTE ME O SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS O TERRE NOUVELLE 0 BENSON Plagued by falling pictures, flickering lights and other spooky occurrences, Benson and his cohorts at the executivemansionplungeintoa frantic effort to placate what seems to be the ghost of a governor past.(Repeat) IQ) GOLDORAK © STREET TALK Topic Are Sabbaticals Necessary?© WILD KINGDOM 7:00 00 CHEZ DENISE Denise change de Barman’ O 60 MINUTES 0 DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD The YoungRunaways' A couple of runaways, on a mission to kidnap their brother and sister from a foster home, end up ina tangle withbank robbers (Pt.I.of a two-part episode; 60 mins ) O THE BEACHCOMBERS Mandrake' Mandrake the Magician comes to Gibsons to put ona show, complete withhis mysterious Egyptian sarcophagus -which makes people disappear forever into HAL LINDEN SPECIAL There's a song in the air, taps on the toes and a laugh in the heart when Hal Linden (pictured), star of ABC's Barney Miller.' steps out of the squad room and into the streets and skyscrapers of New York for a native son's musical voyage home in Hal Linden's Big Apple,' a special hour of music and comedy with guests Shecky Greene, Robert Guillaume ('Benson') and the Radio City Music Hall's Rockettes.'Hal Linden’s Big Apple' will air on ABC-TV SUNDAY, JUNE 1 CHICK US1INC.S FOR (XACT TIMI the underworld! When Relic scotts el the magic coffin, Sara wisheshimtodisappear.andhe does! It’s up to Mandrake lo make him materialize (Repeat) 0 © L’HOMME DE SIX MILLION DOLLARS 0© THE YEAGERS Carroll Yeager and members of his family fight tor their lives after their plane crashes in desolate mountains and they are threa tened by avalanches of mud Stars Andy Griffith, David Ack rovd (60mms ) © IN CONCERT Loretta Lynn’ m OPEN STUDIO 7:30 0 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES ’Propulaion CTF' (2h.) © MUPPETS SHOW Guest: Lola Falana (Repeat) ® HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH 8:00 OaRCHIEBUNKER’SPLACE Edith’s frantic scurrying does littletosatisfyahowling Archie, who ia sick over the energy cri- as (Repeat) ICHiPsThoughhospitalized, Ponch helps Jon and his temporary replacement to solve a rash of robberies committed by thieves who use stolen cars.(Repeat; 60 mins ) © HAPPY DAYS The Fonz faces one o! the biggest chal-lengesofhislifewhenhehiresa disabled mechanic who puts the Fonz through his paces and causes him to lose his cool.(Repeat) © © FILM OU MOIS Le Flic Ricanant’ 1973 Walter Matthau, Bruce Dern.A San Francisco.un inconnu abat a la mitraillette huit passagers d’un autobus, dont un policier La police enquete sur les circon stances de vie de chacune des victimes permettant de re tracer le meurtrier.(2 h 30 m ) 0 © HAL LINDEN S BIG APPLE Mal Linden steps out of the squad room and into the atreetaand skyscrapersofNew York for a native son’s voyage home in a special hour of music and comedy with guests Shecky Greene, Robert Guillaume and the Radio City Music Hall’s Rockettes (60 mins.) © ALICE Alicfc leads the girls down the road of rebellion after Mel installs a time clock at the diner (Repeat) © ODYSSEY Th» Chaco Legacy’ Over 900 Years ago, the inhabitants of Chaco Can yon.New Mexico, undertook one ot the most comprehensive building projects ever Alter 50 years of archeological study, how and why these people developed such a sophistical ed technology is only now becoming clear (60 mins ) 8:30 ©©ONEDAYATATIMEMax and Julia are left homeless dur ing an airline strike, and their solution for a place to stay leaves Ann and Barbara climb ina the walls (Repeat) © THREE’S COMPANY When the trio’s outrageous es capades result in an eviction notice, they get ready for the good times awaiting them in a rent-free penthouaethatisa gift from the man whose life was saved by Jack.(Repeat) 9:00 © ALICE Alice leads the girls down the road of rebellion after Mel installs a time clock at the diner (Repeat) © THEBIG EVENT The Great Smokey Roadblock’ 1978 Stars Henry Fonda, Eileen Brennan An aging trucker MRS.ANNA Palm & Card Reader Advisor On All Problems Of Life You Have Seen Gives Lucky Days and Lucky Hands.Lifts you out of sorrow and starts you on your way to success and happi ness.Come Today Phone By Appointment: 566-6341 Corner of Jacques Cartier & 1728 King St.West Open 7 Days A Week 9:30a.m.to9:30p.m.RESTAURANT APRÈS LA CHUTE 276 MAIN ST.W., MAGOG TEL.: 843-9365 A COMPLETE NIGHT ON THE TOWN 4 entirely different but complementary atmospheres.RESTAURANT APRÈS LA CHUTE BAR LA GROSSE POMME CABARET LA GROSSE POMME AND OUR GARDEN TERRACE Now Open 6 Days & 7 Nights Except Monday, From 5 P.M. 14—TOWNSHIPS WEEK-FRI., MAY 30, 1980 Sunday decides lo make one last per feet run across the country before his retirement, and en counters adventure and in numerable challenges along the way (2hrs ) O TINKER.TAILOR, SOL-DIER, SPY Oeorge Smiley, a re tired master spy.is brought back by British Intelligence to expose and eliminate a Soviet double-agent who has mfiltrat- ^ -i—- I» ~ Maa mi mi or Speaking of soap edtheirhighest echelons.(Part ill: *4?MINS ( O ® SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE BY MARY ANN COOPER As l.ins of "IXiys of Our Lives” will tell you, LE 9 VOUS INFORME 7.00 O O LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DE DISNEY ’Croque-Noisette1 Quelques-unes des aventures les plus ex traordmaires de Chip et Dale, le duo de Tamias espiegles de la famille Disney (60 m ) S CBS NEWS M0VIE-(C0MEDY)"4‘‘A Wadding" 1978 DesiArnaz, Eve Arden Story about the various points of view of two families when they meet at a wedding.(Rated PG) (2 hrs.) Larry Haines, Rick Lehman and Murphy Cross (left to right) star in the hilarious new sit-com RHYL AND MIKHY, airing Mondays on CBS-TV.r Alberta cattleman Tom Thurber puts his brand on a steer during round-up time at his Wind-field ranch.Tom is featured on CBC-TV's The Rare Breed Tuesday, June 10 at 10:30 p.m.Hosted by Sandy Cushon, The Rare Breed takes a look at some of the dynamic Canadians engaged in Canada's biggest business — food production.Watch for The Rare Breed, every Tuesday night in June.i 00300 ooooooo ACROSS 1 Acceptable (clue to puzzle answer) 5 Orange peel 9 Auto 10 Type of poem 12 Postage 15 Pub game 18 Constellation 20 Food staple 21 Each 22 Canal or Lake 24 At no time 25 Baluchistan tribesman 28 Chemical suffix 31 Prayer ending 32 Nat King ~~ 34 1.on her fingers' 36 Martin and Tyler Moore 37 Gym pad 39 Exclamation of surprise 41 Screen 42 Relate DOWN 2 Church feast 3 Digraph 4 Fall 5 Street 6 Part of the mind 7 Closer 8 Struggle for breath 11 Joker 13 Rap lightly 14 AM (clue to puzzle answer) 16 USA (clue to puzzle answer) 17 Japanese lish 19 Spelunker's delight 23 Hurts 26 French for 'friend' 27 Title again 29 Standard 30 English cathedral city 33 Isaac's son 35 Indian merchant 36 Trench 38 Like 40 Pronoun HAPPY DAYS ¦ LA GRANDE VALLEE TIC TAC DOUGH DIFF'RENT STROKES HOGAN'S HEROES ACROSS THE FENCE 7:30 0 CROSS WITS CONSIIMERSCOPE JOKER'S WILD STARS ON ICE Host Alex Trebek is joined by Don Fraser and Candy Jones, Harry Black-stone Jr.Patricia Andree and Grant Smith SALLIN THE FAMILY DICK CAVÇTT SHOW 8:00 0 Q RACE DE MONDE 0 THE WHITEEHADOW Ken Reevescomesdbwnwithanex-treme case of \cabin fever' whenWarrenCoolidgemovesin as his temporar^roommate.Stpeat;60mins.) SOMEDAY, SOMETIME A young unwanted boV finds love and a new family.(60 mins.) O© LES BRILLAIT O © HAPPY DAYSThe Fonz faces one of the biggest chal-lengesofhislifewhen^ehiresa disabled mechanic v^ho puts answer Last week y JAMIE FARR the Fonz through hie paces and causes him to lose his cool.(Repeat) ll HELLO, LARRY ©NOVA'APIsgueon Our Children' Toxic herbicides, pesticides, and other chemicals may cause cancer, miscarriages and birth defects, and the evidence isjustbeginningto come out This program examines the harmful effects deadly chemicals may have on this and following generations.(2 hrs.) 8:30 0 0 JAMAIS DEUX SANS TOI O© MINI SERIES Les Aven-tures De Lagardere’ 2e Episode.(60 m.) Q © LA VERNE AND SHIR- LEY When Laverne and Shirley and their gang at the brewery learn that they must undergo psychologicalexaminations, they worry about exposing their innermost secrets (Repeat) ©BASEBALLBostonRedSox vs Minnesota Twins 9:00 OO A COMMUNIQUER O TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE ’Siege' 1977 Stars Martin Balsam, Sylvia Sidney An urban community is held in the grip of fearbyaruthlessneighborhood gang.Ô THE BIG SHOW Flip Wilson and Sarah Purcell are the hosts and their guests are Diahann Carroll, Barbi Benton, Peaches and Herb, Gallagher, ice skaters Peggy Fleming and Robin Cousins, The Dance Theatre of Harlem, and Flamenco dancer Jose Molina (90 mins.) O ROSE'S HOUSE The harsh reality of working class life is documented in this film.It is the story of a Maritimer who moved to Toronto with her husband Albert Boris, many years ago.in search of the 'good life’.(60 mins.) 0 THREE'S COMPANY When the trio's outrageous es capades result in an eviction notice, they get ready for the good times awaiting them in a rent-free penthouse that is a gift from the man whose life was saved by Jack.(Repeat) 0 WAVERLY WONDERS Benton is temporary principal while Linda ia away at a convention, and he becomes a rule crazed tyrant.The students rebel, and Raskin and Tate are suspended for kissing in the hall.9:30 O® UNAIRD’ETE Cl 19 TAXI The sudden reap pearance of Alex's father, who gave up his family duties 30 years before, sets the stage for an emotion-packed confrontation that leaves Alex with the surprise of his life.(Repeat) 10:00 0 0 SON DES FRANÇAIS D'AMERIQUE ’Votre Histoire, ca va etre une chanson’ Florent Lemay, cultivateur et chanteur de Lotbiniere racontre com-ment.danssontemps, sefaisait une chanson et comment celle ci continue a vivre.O PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED O © HART TO HART The Harts enter the dangerous world of international espionage when Jonathan, Jennifer and their new antique car becomethemysterioustargets of another jet-setting couple who will stop at nothing to ac-quiretheclassic auto.(Repeat; 60 mins.) © SOUNDSTAGE 6th An-niversary Show' (60 mins.) 10:30 00 TELE JOURNAL 0 THE CHEAP DETECTIVE Flip Wilson stars as a low-priced gumshoe, who is forced to masquerade as a cleaning woman named Geraldine in order to learn the details of a real estate swindle.O THE RARE BREED A profile of outstanding Canadians in the nation's biggst business - food production, processing and marketing (Repeat) S© U QUOTIDIENNE © LES NOUVELLES TVA MFTFn TOWNSHIPS WEEK FRI , MAY .10, 1980 17 POP MUS Pringle column THE RECORD INDUSTRY, AND SPECIFICALLY A&M Records, is now touting a new line of records called Superdiscs which are basically records with a super dynamic range and virtually no tape hiss or surface noise.Under the name The Audiophile Series, A&M Records of Canada, who initiated this type of disc in Canada, has now released five more titles to bring the number to twelve now available to the public.The records include Supertramp’s Crime Of the Century, Even In the Quietest Moments, Breakfast In America and Crisis.What Crisis?Other albums included are The Grand Illusion by Styx; Cat Steven’s Greatest Hits; Feels So Good by Chuck Mangione; Brother To Brother by Gino Vannelli; Spanish Train by Chris de Burgh; Cornerstone by Styx; Rise by Herb Alpert; and Reggatta de Blanc by Police.What’s the difference between these ‘Superdiscs’ and other records?Basically, the records are mastered at half-speed in Japan, allowing infinitely greater care to be taken in the delicate stage of cutting the mother disc which is the master from which all the other copies are pressed.The actualy discs presented to retailers are pressed on a high grade virgin vinyl using graphite that can withstand multiple-playing.A&M Records indicates that “The Audiophile Series is virtually fingerprint free when it arrives in the consumer’s living room, carefully shipped and packed to ensure that the superdisc is in super condition from the moment it comes off the press in Japan to the time it is purchased at a retail store in Canada.” We hope that similar care is taken with the ‘Ordinary discs’ that we pay over $8 for these days.PETER TOWNSHEND’S NEW ALBUM ENTITLED Empty Glass has been inspired by the teachings of the Indian Avatar Meher Baba though you wouldn't know it by looking at the cover.Townshend is sitting at a bar with two voluptuous lusty looking ladies draped over him but don’t take that the wrong way.Apparently there is a Supertramp hidden meaning here somewhere.For a clue, turn the album over.The cover notwithstanding, it is one of Townshend’s most commercial solo efforts to date without the preaching that one might have expected from a project so spiritually motivated.• • • AS PART OF ZIMBABWE’S INDEPENDENCE celebrations.Bob Marley and the Wallers recently played two concerts in Salisbury at the invitation of’the new government.They played a 25-minute set at the Stadium there climaxing with the song Zimbabwe from their album Survival and the following night they returned to the same Stadium to play a free concert for the people of Zimbabwe.Following the two shows, Marley and the band stayed in the country for a few days as the guests of the new government.NO.IIIIE ARTIST 1.Brass in Pocket The Pretenders 2.Funky town Lipps Inc.3.With You I’m Born Again Billy Preston & Syreeta 4.Weekend Rock Puzzle 5.Lost in Love Air Supply 6.Sexy Eyes Dr.Hook' 7.Y’ou May Be Right Billy Joel 8.Cars Gary Numan 9.I Can’t Help It Andy & Olivia 10.Call Me Blondie 11.Biggest Part of Me Ambrosia 12.Fly Too High Janis Ian 13.Breakdow n Dead Ahead Boz Scaggs 14.Making Plans For Nigel XTC 15.Heart Hotels Dan Fogelberg 16.Ride Like the Wind Christopher Cross 17.She’s Out of My Life Michael Jackson 18.I Can't Control Myself Teenbeats 19.Pilot of the Airwaves Charlie Dore 20.Stomp Bros.Johnson 21.Coming Up Wings 22.Fire Lake Bob Seger 23.Holiday Nazareth 24.Hurt So Bad Linda Ronstadt 25.The Seduction James Last 26.Think About Me Fleetwood Mac 27.Steal Away Robbie Dupree 28.I Can’t Tell Y’ou Why Eagles 29.Against the Wind Bob Seger 30.Little Jeanie Elton John 31.Twilight Zone Manhattan Transfer 32.It’s Still Rock nRoll Billy Joel 33.Clones Alice Cooper 34.Dream Street Rose Gordon Lightfoot 35.Another Brick in the Wall Pink Floyd 36.Love and Affection Billy King 37.Train in Vain The Clash 38.Love and Loneliness Motors 39.Fine State of Affairs Burton Cummings 40.Echo Beach Martha & the Muffins PL-PlayUst Music chart LAST WEEKS WEEK ON 5 7 1 12 7 ¦ 5 2 10 3 10 6 10 4 8 12 5 11 8 9 12 18 4 8 8 17 8 10 7 15 7 13 11 21 4 23 5 14 9 24 5 30 4 16 12 22 6 28 3 31 4 19 9 32 3 26 10 34 3 35 3 37 3 PL 1 38 2 36 3 29 15 33 6 40 2 39 2 PL 1 PL - 1 SHI CHARLIE PRIDE MAY have made his first hits on the baseball diamond.But he is better known for the songs on the 37 albums he has recorded since country-music great Red Sovine told him: “I don’t care if you’re pink, green or purple.Ya’ oughta’ go to Nashville.” “ROCK N’ ROLL is my art — also my love and my mistress,” says Rob Grill, formerly of The Grassroots.Grill is now going it alone with a debut solo album titled “Uprooted.” SOMETIMES FATE CAN TAKE A VERY CRUEL TURN as the Marshall Tucker Band now know.W ith their album entitled Tenth just released and with their North American tour about to begin, the band received word that their bass guitar player Tommy Caldwell had died in a car accident.UPI reported that Caldwell "succumbed to injuries suffered in an automobile accident April 23 and died at Spartanburg, South Carolina, General Hos pital at 4:00 am on April 28 .his Toyota Land Cruiser struck a stalled car and overturned on a downtown street .” Fate was also not knd to Caldwell’s family who just one month earlier had lost a son.Tommy’s younger brother Tim, in a car crash in Roebuck, South Carolina So far there is no word on the Marshall Tucker Band’s future plans, ELVIS PRESLEY MAY STILL NOT BE WITH US but it’s obvious that all around the world his memory lives on For instance, here’s some sales figures from New Zea land that would make any current superstar recording act jealous.A seven-album set of Presley records pack aged in a box set and entitled Elvis 100 Super Rocks has sold more than 10,000 units at $34.95 ea.That’s a stag gering figure when you consider the small population in New Zealand and the relatively high price for the package.In March the set reached the number six position on the album charts there which reflects Elvis' enormous popularity in that comer of the world where, according to a RCA Records spokesman he has been very hot since the release of his first single Heartbreak Hotel in 1956.• • • ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE, PAYING CLOSE TO $20.00 a person, are expected to turn up for this year’s edition of the Knebworth Festival in England which will headline the Beach Boys and will also feature Santana, Mike Oldfield, Lindisfarne, Elkie Brooks and the Paul Jones Band.If you think that is a big pay dav for the promoters, you’re partly right but they are going out on a long limb to the tune of one million dollars just for promotion of the event.• • • AUSTRALIAN BAND, ANGEL CITY, ONE Oi Hll FASTEST rising new groups in North America right now, recently had their truck with all of their equipment uilen in Chicago.But the day was not lost thanks to Kick Neilson of Cheap Trick who let the band use three of his guitars and bass as well as joining them on stage fe- pari of the concert.Angel City had opened for a tiuini.; r of Cheap Tricks U.S dates previously so they had become well acquainted with each other, Cheap Trick headlined its first concert ever at New York’s Madison Square Garden on May 12.1___fog! mam Announce the winners of The Great Album GIVE-AWAY Keith Andrews—Sherbrooke Elsie Woodward—North Hatley Eleanor Brown—Sherbrooke Karen Eryou—Rock Island Grand Winner courtesy of WILSON MUSIC Kim Fuller—Sherbrooke 18—TOWNSHIPS WEEK—FRI.,MAY30, 1980 Tuesday 11:00 fi) OII NEWS O CBC NEWS 8 INFORMA SOIR © SPORTS © CTV NEWS 9) MACNEIL'LEHRER REPORT II OSO LE9VOUSINFORME 11;10fi* NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:12 0 NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:158 © LA COULEUR DU TEMPS 11:20 8 RENCONTRES Inv Sundari 11:21(9 NEWS 11:228 CINESOIR Titre A Communique'1 (90 m.) 11:27 0 NEWS 11:30 O CAMPAIGN 80 A report on the reaults of the California, Ohio.Montana.SouthDahota, New Jersey, and West Virginia Presidential primaries 0 DECISION '80 A report on the résulta of the California, Ohio, New Jersey, Montana, and South Dakota Presidential primaries OGS) L HOMME DEFER O ® ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE 8 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS (WETK ONLY) 11:45 O THE GOOD LIFE A Tug of the Forelock* Like so many other owners of 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