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Friday, February 13 Townships Week Secorcl Girl steals show at Lenn hockey exchange Page 5 A V/' * ^ > V 'n‘l O' 3 ' '-Jy y w j.•.«¦ ,«wT* ;';V If!*?. 2—TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981 Albums: Stringband’s ‘Live’is real art Country music By DAVE y/IULHOLLANP Live; Stringband; Nick Records; Nick fi Stringband plays fresh, innovative, spirited music that is distinctly their own I can’t imagine anyone not liking this band.The group’s four members are ably assisted by four guest musicians.Instrumentation includes guitar, banjo, concertina, autoharp, fiddle, mandolin, bodhran and electric bass.Numbers include vocals in both French and English, as well as instrumentals.The songs are serious, humorous, acerbic and always intelligent.The band sounds as if it really cares about the songs, so there’s no attempt to appeal to common denominator taste.I think this is what you call real art.You won”t hear this album on Canadian country radio, because it doesn't sound American.Such is life.In this country any What's Forever For; Cliff Edwards; Boot Records; BCS-7222.Cliff Edwards is a light-weight singer.His voice is mostly a throaty whisper.His writing is also light-weight, and he spends much of the song repeating the same sentiment.The title tune is exceptionally well-written by Rafe VanHoy, but it’s the song, not Edwards’ singing, that makes it appealing.Love Song for Annie is Edwards' composition for his wife.I sure hope there’s more passion in their marriage than there is in this song.Edwards doesn’t convey strong feelings his singing or writing.He may possess strong feelings, but they’re not on this album.Brother Jukebox; Don Everly; Vera Cruz Records; VCR-1013.This is an ordinary album.Not bad, but nothing to write home about Don Everly has a good but not particularly colorful voice.Not that there should be, but there’s no hint of the distinctive Everly Brothers’ sound.At least he's not trying to cash in on his laurels.The songs are about winning and losing at love, but Everly fails to expand senti ments that have been expressed thousands of times previously.The best cut on the album is the Fred Rose classic, Deep Water.Lettin’ Go also rises above the mediocrity of the other songs.Always; Patsy Cline; MCA Records; MCA-3263.As this album adequately demonstrates, integrity is not a prominent quality in the music business.This isn’t a Patsy Cline album.It’s an Owen Bradley album.He’s the producer.What Bradley has done is taken the vocal tracks of one of country music’s ij®Mj Music chart NO.TITLE ARTIST LAST WEEKS WEEK ON 1.The Tide is High Blondie 1 10 2.Hey 19 Steely Dan 4 9 3.Passion Rod Stewart 3 12 4.I Love a Rainy Night Eddie Rabbitt 8 9 5.The Winner Takes It All Abba 11 5 6.Hungry Heart Bruce Springsteen 2 13 7.Guilty Barbra & Barry 5 12 8.Giving It Up Delbert McClinton 13 7 9.Time is Time Andy Gibb 10 10 10.Wasn’t That a Party Rovers 17 5 11.Dee Doo Doo Doo Police 6 12 12.Miss Sun Boz Scaggs 15 7 13.Woman John Lennon 24 4 14.Celebration Kool & the Gang 7 13 15.Every Woman in the World Air Supply 9 12 16 Keep on Loving You R.E.O.Speedwagon 25 6 17.Same Old Lang Syne Dan Fogelberg 20 5 18 Don’t Stand So Close Police 12 9 19.Heartbreak Hotel Jacksons 22 6 20.Starting Over John Lennon 14 16 21.Love on the Rocks Neil Dioamond 16 13 22.Tell It Like It Is Heart 18 13 11 23.Amour Baron Longfellow 27 6 24.I Ain’t Gonna Stand For It Stevie Wonder 28 6 25.Best of Times Styx 32 3 26.I Made It Thru the Rain Barry Manilow 31 5 27.Suddenly Cliff & Olivia 21 8 28.Nine to Five Dolly Parton 34 2 29.I Can’t Help It Klaatu 23 8 30.Cold Love Donna Summer 30 3 31.He Can’t Love You Michael Stanley Band 33 4 32.A Little in Love Cliff Richard 35 4 33.Games People Play Alan Parsons Project 37 3 34.Together Tierra 36 3 35.Hit Me with Your Best Shot Pat Benetar 14 29 36.Just Between You and Me April Wine 39 2 37.Treat Me Right Pat Benetar 40 2 38.Kiss on My List Hall & Oates PL 1 39.Hearts on Fire Randy Meisner PL 1 40.City Bred BobSegarini PL 1 most revered artists and run them through the Nashville assembly line, so that all the power and passion of her marvelous voice is levelled off to middle-of-the-road blandness.Bradley’s accomplices are the Sheldon Kurland Strings and the Lea Jane Singers, both of whom are responsible for much of the background tranquilizers coming out of the Nashville factories.Surprisingly, David Briggs, who has shown integrity in the past, is to blame for the arrangements.Bradley and his cohorts would probably buy a Rembrandt and touch it up to make it contemporary.I bet they’d read Tolstoy's novels if someone would re-set them in the 20th century.Patsy Cline will be dead 18 years on March 5.Be thankful she’s not around to hear this abomination.You're On My Mind; Johnny Duncan; Columbia Records; JC-36829.This is another mind-numbing album, geared for country-Muzak radio.Johnny Duncan has an excellent baritone, but his singing is boring because he doesn’t convince me he believes in one word he’s saying.Over Forty is an excellent song, but Duncan never challenges himself or the listener to think or feel.I bet this stuff is big at urban cowboy parties.(Yawn) Goodnight.CiUUl for the children Millions of children desperately need basic lood, shelter, schooling and health care.Your help is needed.Send your donation today.CAM: Canada ’¦312 Bank St .Oltawa K1S 5H?The BUCK AND DOE RESTAURANT J SPECIAL WELCOME TO OUR ^ CANADIAN FRIENDS DINNER SPECIALS DAILY Superb Food — Impeccable Service A REALLY NICE PLACE TO EAT' MODERN DECOR RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED OPEN YEAR ’ROUND] "WE SERVE COCKTAILS" Your Hosts; Ronald & Helen Langford 135 Main St., ISLAND POND call: (802) 723-4712 CARRIERS TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1981-3 Towner-Abercrombie in own world Last week in review BY DONNELLY Sherbrooke experienced something new a week ago when Ralph Towner and John Abercrombie gigged at the Cafe du Palais, but new is not necessarily better.Guitarists Towner and Abercrombie, both in their 40s, have spent most of their musical careers on the fringes of modern jazz or more specifically in free form jazz.Each has done extensive recording and touring, both solo and in co-operation with others.Towner is a member of the group, Oregon.Abercrombie has his own quartet.But they are primarily in demand as back up and session musicians.The list of their musical associations reads like a w ho’s who of contemporary jazz.Towner has played with the likes of Keith Jarrett.Chick Corea, John McLaughlin, Dave Holland, the Brecker brothers, the original weather Report line-up, one of whom.Miroslav Vitous, will be familiar to those who caught his dates at the Vieille Cloche bar last year and the year before, and Gary Burton, who did a sensational show at La Poupee last spring.Towner's contribution to Weather Report’s “I Sing The Body Electric” first brought him wide recognition.He even worked with folk-singer-songwriter Tim Hardin, taking part in his "Bird On The Wire” album and appearing with him at Woodstock.For the past 10 years, Towner has been involved with the excellent jazz ensemble Oregon.A self-imposed year’s lull in the quartet’s live and recording dates has freed Towner up to tour with his good friend, Abercrombie.Abercrombie has recorded with jazz legends like Gil Evans, “Gato” Barbiéri and Miles Davis.He became a regular with Chico Hamilton's group and gained a reputation as the guitarist for Billy Cobham’s band, appearing on three of Cobham’s albums.Soon he was sharing the bill at large concert halls with such big-time rockers as the Doobie Brothers.“One night we appeared at the Spectrum in Philadelphia and I thought, what am I doing here?” He returned to the jazz fold and began a close association with drummer Jack DeJohnette (currently at Montreal’s Rising Sun jazz-blues club).Most recently, in addition to solo jaunts and duets with Towner, Abercrombie formed the Abercrombie Quartet.Their first album was released last April.Both Towner and Abercrombie are interested in improvisation.It means not only freedom from written form, but from melody, beat, even from the regimentation of jazz itself, anything, in fact, that might get in the way of self-expression, threaten the spark of inspiration.“For me this kind of development of improvisation is really valuable, and people shouldn’t worry their poor heads about whether it’s ‘jazz’ or not (it isn’t, of course),” says John Abercrombie (above) teamed up with Ralph Towner at the Café de Palais last week Ralph Towner.“I think it’s more important for me to not keep on demonstrating my jazz roots.It pisses me off when people get bugged because my music isn't something else.I think it’s almost my responsibility to develop what I do, rather than committing myself to proving that I can play jazz too.” This is just the impression one gets watching and listening to the two of them play.Although Cafe du Palais patrons last Thursday were squeezed as close as possible to the musicians, Towner and Abercrombie seemed almost oblivious to all but the music.They were playing for themselves and if the audience was listening, well, that was okay too.This attitude is particularly inappropriate when touring the hinterland where Moe Koffman is still considered a radical.With no introduction, the two waged into an improvisational warm-up which slipped, apparently by chance, into a piece written by Towner.But only the most sophisticated connoisseurs would have made that differentiation for themselves.The pair’s music provides each with an outlet for self-expression.Abercrombie climbed to high and blues reaches in his own piece, “Backward Glance”.The melodic breaks offered some swinging respite from heady meanderings that, while obviously not aimless, occasionally lost listeners.On Abercrombie’s “Paramour”, Towner’s acoustic guitar served up a bass-sounding background to the electric guitarist’s musical wanderings.See Towner, Page 6 CMRUOURde LISTRIt Boulevard Portland SHERBROOKE 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King east SGS-OTH PARKING FACILITIES 4—TOWNSHIPS WE EK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1981 Kaleidoscope Quebec By RICHARD LONEY "The Last Good Kiss” by James Crumley (POCKET): $2.95, 292 pp.There have not been many detective novels which provide the kind of fun with language and descriptions that James Crumley’s thriller does.Raymond Chandler’s fascinating chronicles of California in the thirties come readily to mind when Crumley’s panorama of unforgettable characters is unfolded in "The Last Good Kiss”.Private investigator C.W.Sughrue is cut from the same bolt of cloth that supplied Philip Marlowe, Mike Hammer, Sam Spade, and other unorthodox anti-heroes who probed the criminal underworld.Sughrue is as ornery, unpredictable and bizarre as they come, as he patrols the roadside gin-joints of Montana, Colorado and California.Sughrue, a rather seedy, decidedly too boozy, private eye, works out of an office in Meriwether, Montana, and is accustomed to tailing alimony-skippers or finance company refugees, but in this hilarious yarn he’s tracking down an alcoholic poet.What begins as a chase from bar to bar across the West to locate Abraham Trahearne for his wife, ends in a sordid grapple with Denver mobsters and an attempt to find the daughter of a barmaid, who’s been missing for 10 years.Along the way, Sughrue’s sparklingly witty first-person narration is our ticket into some of the wreirdest company to be found in any detective novel.It’s as if Crumley is striking out against the constraining limits of the average private eye novel, using language in the refreshing manner of some contemporary novelists such as Tom Robbins, or Thomas McGuane, and capturing the exact dialects and speech patterns of California Okies, or rural American toughs in delightful ways.But while the general tone of Crumley’s novel is comic, some of the confrontations that C.W.has with the bad guys reveal all of the pent-up hostility of this ex-Viet Nam soldier.Sughrue draws us into this episodic, sprawling narrative with his easy, chatty style, making "The Last Good Kiss" one of those yarns that is very hard to put down.Off the record Styx PARADISE THEATRE (A&M) Acclaimed by a 1979 Gallup Poll as the most popular band in America among 13 to 18 year old rock fans, Chicago’s Styx are anything but bubble-gum fodder, with fans throughout every age group.Earlier complex compositions, such as their fine "Suite Madam Blue”, revealed a subtlety in the lyrics, with the madam in question being a metaphorical portrait of the United States.PARADISE THEATRE strives for the same kind of complexity, but on this sixth album, Styx manages to hang a concept album together on the premise that the 1958destruction of the Paradise Theatre in Chicago (built in 1928 “with the idea that it would last forever”) has something to tell us about America today - and about love, lonely people, and other thematic concerns on the record.Always impressive in their vocal work, Styx shines on slower numbers like “The Best of Times”, as well as hammering out some foot-stompin’ ecstasy on "Rockin’ The Paradise”.The album is a strong one, and is an auspicious kick-off to what A&M Records claims is the largest tour in rock history.Styx, with an entourage of 46 crew-members, a 9 vehicle convoy, with a 140 performance itinerary, will be viewed by over 1.5 million people on the 1981 Paradise Theatre Tour.Judging by the clever mix of tempoes and styles on PARADISE THEATRE, the road show of this bright band from the mid-west promises to be one of the highlights of the current concert year.Cronkite quits Mar.6 The man who polls have said has the most trusted face in America, Walter Cronkite, will make his farewell appearance as a TV news anchorman Friday, March 6, says CBS News.Stepping into Cronkite’s shoes, beginning Monday, March 9, will be Dan Rather.Cronkite, who has been CBS’s managing editor and anchorman since April, 1962, will continue work with the network.Rather, a CBS newsman since 1962, most recently has been working on the documentary show 60 Minutes.films named TORONTO (CP) - The Quebec film industry, which was all but ignored at last year’s Canadian film awards ceremonies, figured prominently in the 1981 list of Genie nominations released at a media reception Monday Of the five films being considered for best picture, three — Les Bons Débarras, L’Homme a Toute Faire and The Lucky Star — are Quebec productions.With 11 nominations, Les Bons Débarras (Good Riddance) tied for the lead with Tribute for the most category bids.Tribute, produced by the team of Garth Drabinsky and Joel Michaels — who swept the awards show last year for their supernatural thriller The Changeling — also made it to the best picture category, as did The Hounds of Notre Dame.Produced by Fil Fraser in Alberta, The Hounds of Notre Dame offered some stiff competition as well with eight other nominations, including best director, actor, supporting actor and supporting actress.The 19 feature categories for the Genie awards, to be held March 12 in Toronto, were divided among 15 Canadian films, a list which was pared from a larger selection by earlier ballotting.Quebec’s strong showing among the hopefuls was a welcome surprise following last year’s results, which saw that province’s industry take only one secondary prize — for Louise Jobin’s costume design in the film Cordelia.And Quebec film-makers were both upset and annoyed at the results.“It’s true there was a feeling that they deserved more, especially in one or two categories,” Andra Sheffer, executive director of the Academy of Canadian Cinema, said in an interview, "but I think there were two reasons for the outcome.‘‘First of all.The Changeling did win almost all the awards (eight out of 10 nominations) so it wasn’t like a vote against the Quebecers, it was a vote for The Changeling.“But there was also the problem that we feel not enough of the people who were voting had seen all of the Quebec films ” Of the 15 or so nominees who attended the media reception, most were from Quebec.Discover the f Restaurant ç,?ECJ4/ Brochettes HI Québécoise cuisine :.vy.v.v.>1; Old Fashioned Breakfast Bar-Salon Reception Room Tel.564-7788 5000 Bourque Blvd.Rock Forest, Que.8 a.m.until Midnight TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981—5 tlilj/! ««ft»#; Teams were evenly matched and the competition ended without a fight or skirmish.Marilyn More stole the show at last weekend's hockey exchange in Lennoxville.Marilyn takes hockey arena by storm By Claudia Bowers LENNOXVILLE — Everything was finally ready.Exhaust from about 50 cars curled upward in the morning air as parents and organizers gathered at Lennoxville Elementary to await the arrival of three buses bringing 110 hockey players, a contingent of parents, coaches and well wishers from Terrebonne Park.The exchange marks the first organized by the new Lenn-Ascot Recreation Association.Last weekend was dedicated to minor hockey in this area, and, as Bill Stuart explained late Saturday afternoon, “We are more than satisfied.The teams are evenly matched, and every game so far has been a pleasure to watch.” Seven visiting teams participated in the 15 games scheduled.The number four seemed to hold sway the first day - after nine games every score showed a four and the teams stands at 8:30 p.m.Saturday was Lenn-Ascot - 5 games won, Terrebone - 4 games lost.But fans found more than that to cheer about.Marilyn More, pert and enthusiastic member of the Terrebone Park Pee Wee B team took the arena by storm.Her slim frame a blur action going up the ice, she popped the puck into the nets with all the expertise of her teammates and the crowds screamed with delight.Marilyn, whose athletic prowess in many sports is well known in her hometown, has played hockey since atom level, and, according to her father, is a speed skater and ringette player, and trains in gymnastics as well.“She is never idle,” he claims, “she is busy with at least one sport everyday.” Jeff Chalmers, Marilyn’s coach, is pleased with her hockey ability, “but, more important she is accepted by the team as one of them and minor hockey in our area at least is the better for it.” Chalmers, whose father Jim is the president of Terrebonne Park minor hockey, says over 100 teams in their district share facilities at five arenas and hockey is as common as going to work or school everyday.“Thinking in terms of the number of boys taking part in hockey in the Terrebonne area, it is quite remarkable that one girl could be so well accepted,” Chalmers points out.“But, although few people realize it, minor hockey has been open to girls since the beginning and it was only when another young lady, who had reached bantam age, joined, that the whole issue was put in the spotlight.” Two years ago, a female goaler was in the news as complications cropped up about dressing rooms and the usual male discrimination about girls in this inner sanctum stirred up a storm.But, the player won her case, and today a few young girls have taken their first steps into the world of minor hockey.Saturday, the players went to their billets as parents and friends from both sides gathered to get acquainted, then Sunday morning games resumed at BCS.Teams were evenly matched, and the games would have drawn crowds at the Montreal Forum.Scores seesawed from one team to the other until finally, the program ended with Lenn-Ascot ahead by one game, thanks to the efforts of the Midgets who played the final game of the weekend.Then it was scramble for the buses.Boys from the city wistfully said goodby, some saying they wished they could stay longer - ‘like forever'.Coaches and organizers, lists of names in hand started the final roll call as buses were boarded and a great weekend came to an end., “We couldn’t have asked for a better exchange,” Michel Cote, president of the Lenn-Ascot Minor Hockey said.“It was evenly matched and good, clean hockey.No fights nor skirmishes, and it seemed as though every player was on the ice because he loved the sport.Parents were on hand loo, and that encourages the boys more than ‘seven sermons," Cote added.Plans for a return exchange are already well on their way, and the weekend of April 21 has been set tentatively, depending on ice time available at Terrebonne.Some of the visiting boys wished they could stay longer — Hike forever ‘Wpr M- -Pi 4—TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY.FEBRUARY 13,1981 ‘Raisin in Sun9 adaption to be aired By Nelly Young You may not have heard of Lorraine Hansberry but chances are you have seen the movie version of her first play, A Kaisin In The Sun, which starred Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee.Seeing the stage production, writer James Baldwin commented “I have never in my life seen so many black people in the theater.And the reason was that never before, in the entire history of the American theater, had so much of the truth of black people’s lives been seen on the stage." A Raisin In The Sun made Lorraine Hansberry the youngest American playwright (28 years old), the fifth woman and the only black writer ever to win the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for best play of the year ( 1959).Six years later, at the age of 34, Lorraine Han-sberry's life ended abruptly because of cancer.Her achievements in that very brief life span were great (four plays, a novel-in-progress, drafts of plays and screenplays, non-dramatic works which include poetry, essays, speeches, memoirs, journals and correspondence).Her potential was even greater.Because it can never be realized, it is a great loss to all humankind.Among the many prominent figures who paid her tribute, Martin Luther King Jr.said “Her commitment of spirit .her creative literary ability and her profound grasp of the deep social issues confronting the world today will remain an inspiration to generations yet unborn.A cross-section of Hansberry's writings, both autobiographical and fictional, “To Be Young, Gifted and Black” is a dedicated adaptation by Robert Nemiroff, executor of Hansberry's estate.Through his eyes and Hansberry’s words, we get a unique self-portrait of an individual, “the workbook of an artist and the chronicle of a rebel who celebrated the human spirit.Now, more than a decade after its New York stage production and almost a decade after its television presentation, PBS will rebroadcast this moving story of Lorraine Hansberry, enacted by Ruby Dee, Roy Schneider, A1 Freeman Jr., Blythe Danner, Claudia McNeil, Barbara Barrie and Lauren Jones.Lorraine Hansberry wrote “I want to reach a little closer to the world, which is to say to people, and see if we can share some illuminations together about each other." Next Monday, February 16, at 20:00 on Channel 33 “To Be Young, Gifted And Black" offers viewers a rare occasion to share in some of that illumination.Towner Continued from Page 3 With his 12-string guitar, Towner ushered in a full-bodied sound, but his classically-styled fingerwork was uncluttered.delicate and solitary.His composition, “Beneath An Evening Sky" is merely one instance of the introspective quality that characterizes his playing.Not just anyone can play music like this.It takes years of training and experience.A graduate of the University of Oregon’s School of Music, Towner studied classical guitar in Vienna under Karl Scheit.Developing his own musical personality, he went on to introduce the acoustic and 12-string guitar to jazz.Abercrombie, a graduate of Boston's Berklee School of Music (like Gary Burton) plays the electric guitar and mandolin with the fluidity and lyricism of a lute.Years of practice and cross-fertilization in the New York music scene have produced extraordinary musicians who are appreciated wherever they are heard.The Cafe du Palais was no exception.But the subtlety and finesse of Abercrombie’s and Towner’s interpretations cry out for the reverent silence of a small recital hall or the rapt attention of a jazz festival crowd.As attentive as most of the Cafe patrons were, the loud hum of chatty drinkers at the bar and noise from the standing-room-only crowd, scrambling for the periodically vacated seat or an unobstructed view, invaded the intimate mood like a stampede of horses.Listening to one of the duo’s records at home would have been preferable.Perhaps next time around, Towner and Abercrombie will take these factors into account and either play in more conducive surroundings or bring along a drummer and piano player to keep people from drifting away, mentally and physically.Burt Reynolds flick gives CBS another triumph NEW YORK (AP) — With a little help from J.R.Ewing and Burt Reynolds, CBS chalked up its ninth straight week as the No.1 U S.network in the primetime ratings battle, figures from A.C.Nielsen Co.say.Dallas finished first in the ratings race for the 11th time in 14 weeks, while Hooper, a 1978 Reynolds picture making its TV debut, clobbered the competition — ABC’s East of Eden and Kent State on NBC — in a head-to-head race for viewers Sunday night.CBS’ rating for the week ending Feb.8 was 20,8, with ABC second at 19.5 and NBC third at 16.9.The networks say that means in an average primetime minute during the period, 20.8 per cent of theU.S.TV-equipped homes were tuned to CBS.Dallas, the dominant primetime series since early in November, registered a rating of 31.6.Nielsen says that means of all the homes in the U.S.with television, 31.6 per cent saw at least part of the dealings of the Ewdng clan.Hooper finished No.3 for the week, behind Dallas and another CBS show, Dukes of Hazzard, while the first chapter of East of Eden, ABC’s new adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel, was No.15.Here are the week’s 10 highest-rated shows: Dallas, with a rating of 31.6 representing 24.6 million homes, Dukes of Hazzard, 29.7 or 23.1 ‘Eden ’ goal met LOS ANGELES (AP) -Producer Barney Rosenzweig says East of Eden is the movie he’s longed to make since he read John Steinbeck’s novel as a teenager.“It was probably the first important piece of American literature I read,” Rosenzweig said.“I ran to the movie when it came out in 1955 and I hated what they did.It’s a classic story of sibling rivalry, but they changed it into a period Rebel Without a Cause.“What horrified me even more was that this movie would stand forever as East of Eden.It didn’t occur to me at 15 that there was such a thing as a remake — and a mini-series was unheard of then." million, Movie-Hooper, 29.2 or 22.7 million, M-A-S-H, 28.7 or 22.3 million, and 60 Minutes, 28.3 or 22 million, all CBS; Diff’rent Strokes and Real People, both 25.7 or 20 million, both NBC; Lily: Sold Out, 24.9 or 19.4 million, CBS, and Love Boat, 24.8 or 19.3 million, and Three’s Company, 24.3 or 18.9 million, both ABC.Charcoal Steaks Italian Food Pizzeria 146 Wellington St.S.Sherbrooke, Que.Free Delivery To Sherbrooke & Lennoxville Tel.: 564-2202 564-2213 VALENTINE SPECIAL v° Liquor License VEAL CUTLET à la PARMESAN ENTREE: SPAGHETTI & SAUCE 6.95 EL TORO SPECIAL! BLACK PEPPER STEAK(14oz.) 10.95 Open Salad Bar THF, SHERBROOKE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 60 MUSICIANS - more than fifty from the Sherbrooke area- SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22 - 8:30 p.m.SALLE MAURICE O’BREADY - UNIVERSITE DE SHERBROOKE_______________________ PROGRAMME: OVERTURE TO EGMONT (Beethoven) ^ CONCERTO in D for VIOLIN (Beethoven) SYMPHONY no.4 “Italian” (Mendelssohn) ¦a Dr.ALEXANDER BROTT GUEST CONDUCTOR Musical Director, McGill Chamber Orchestra, Kingston Symphony Orchestra Mr.MALCOLM LOWE GUEST SOLOIST Concertmaster, Quebec Symphony Orchestra Tickets: Adults $6 - Students $3 - 65 or more $5 Centre culturel - Université de Sherbrooke — 565-5410 TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981—7 Surrealist art in Quebec Beaulne exhibit T is fine introduction Alfred Pellan's 'La Pariade \ Quebec's first Musée Beaulne in Coaticook.On the cover: glimpse of Parisian avant-garde, at the Leon Bellefleur's'L'aigle-carnavaP.By Don Young An exhibition of Quebec surrealist drawings, organized by the Musee d'art contemporain, is presently on display at the Musee Beaulne in Coaticook.Because of the close association between literature and art in the movement, an exhibition of drawings, many used as illustrations for works of poetry, provides an excellent introduction to surrealism.For those who have always been confused by the term "surreal'’, it should be understood as the artist's attempt to convey subconscious reality.It may be seen as a creative effort to reveal the psychological realm which Freud envisioned “scientifically".Founded in Paris in 1924 by Andre Breton, the surrealist movement was dedicated to the expression of the imagination, free of convention and the conscious control of reason.Its ideal was spontaneous thought or psychic automatism.In literature (almost exclusively a French phenomenon), it stressed the association and implication of words rather than their defined meanings.In art the emphasis was on the association and implication of images.Surrealism appeared in Quebec about the time that it began to disappear in Europe.It arrived first as literature in periodicals and books from France.But not until 1940 was its visual impact felt.Driven out by the war, Alfred Pellan returned to Quebec from Paris where he had lived and painted since 1926.His retrospective of cubist and surrealist work was Quebec’s first liberating taste of the Parisian avant-garde.But it was Paul-Emile Borduas who led the surrealist movement in Quebec.Influenced by the writings of Andre Breton, he found in surrealism an outlet for the expression of childlike spontaneity and imagination.Following his controversial exhibition in 1942.he gathered round him at the Ecole du Meuble a number of enthusiastic students, among them Charles Daudelin, Pierre Gauvreau, Françoise Sullivan and Fernand Leduc.Literature, not only poetic but political, con- | tinued to play an important part in the development of the artistic movement.Leduc's atelier became a meeting place for surrealist poets and militant Marxists.According to Leduc, "Surrealism overturns, awakens, forces the consciousness to go beyond the appearance of things, to liberate poetry, open the paths to man’s emancipation.” A school consciously began to develop around Borduas and formed connections with the European surrealists, forced by the Nazis into exile in New York.In 1946 Fernand Leduc, Jean-Paul Mousseau, Marcel Barbeau and Jean-Paul Riopelle joined together for the group's first exhibition.Literature and art married in the publishing of several automatist books of poetry illustrated by group members and the name “automatists” stuck to the artists.After the war, many of the group’s members took off for Paris where they were active in the surrealist movement.But a political division between pro- and anti-communist factions, represented among the Quebecers by Leduc and Riopelle respectively, soon brought its unity to an end.By the time Quebec critics recognized "Montreal automatism”, both Riopelle and Leduc had moved on to “abstractionism”, which had been brought back to Paris by the exiles returning from New York Surrealism staggered on in various groupuscules gathering around Pellan and Breton.It continued its close association with the automatist poets through the late forties and early fifties.The group ‘Cobra’, including Albert Dumouchel, Leon Bellefleur, Roland Giguere and Norman McLaren even attempted to revive revolutionary surrealism in various periodicals.Nonetheless, by the late 50s, surrealism had disappeared as a movement.But, if we are to believe Gerard Tremblay, a late comer, “Surrealism has always existed (for example J.Bosch).The surrealists sprouted living works which often escaped rigid consciousness.For me, surrealism is the presumption of survival." Skiing The ski column will return next Friday when we will hopefully have recovered from the shock of losing most of our snow with last Sunday’s rain.Until then, if you can find some skiing, get out and have a good time.au p’tit sabot 1410 King St.W.—Sherbrooke Tel.: 563-0262-864-6151 VALENTINE SPECIAL Lobster Stuffed Avocado Consomme Profiteroles Wild Boar with Sauce Grand Veneur or Fillet of Sole with Sauce Nautica or Black Fores! Cake Quail with Sauce Diable Tea & Coffee Dessert Paris - Brest or 17.00 CENTENNIAL THEATRE (Bishops-Champlain) presents LAURETTA MILKMAN, pianist Tickets: Students: 1 Saturday February 14 8:30 p.m.$6.50 $5.00 CENTENNIAL THEATRE Lennoxville, Quebec Tel.: 565-4066 8—TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981 Music ALAIN LAMONTAGNE has been called a beast full of poetry, bringing a country passion to his lyrics and a unique blend of folklore, blues and rock to his harmonica playing.When he isn’t using one of his harmonicas, he drives his tales of men, women, love, nature and time with two rhythmed feet.From the backwoods of Quebec, Lamontagne comes to the Cafe du Palais next Wednesday and Thursday, February 18 and 19.Admission is $3.50.The show should start promptly at 21:30 without fanfare but a lot of soul.If you want a taste of good old Chicago blues, the kind that inspired the Powder Blues Band, check out EDDIE KIRKLAND at La Poupee in Deauville at the end of the week.A hard-working guitarist who has played with the likes of B.B.King, John Lee Hooker and Sonny Boy Williamson, Kirkland will be backed by three musicians.He’s set to play next Thursday, Friday and Sunday, February 19,20 and 22.On Thursday night you can join the band in a roast pig feast.The admission price will be reasonable but was not decided at the time of this writing.Call 864-4234 to find out.THE ENSEMBLE GUILLAUME DUFAY DE SHERBROOKE will perform at Sunday morning's “Son et Brioches” recital, sponsored by the Jeunesses musicales du Canada.Suzanne Allard directs the ensemble of violins, violoncello, harpsichord, flute and oboe in a programme of music by Papusch, Linicke, Sch-mikerer, Hotteterre, Bach and an unpublished work by Rene Bechard inspired by Vigneault, Leveillee and Leclerc.It begins at 11:00 but arrive early if you want coffee and doughnuts.Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for children.On Tuesday, February 17, Quebec’s national poet and chansonnier, GILLES VIGNEAULT will be at the Centre culturel for a musical encounter and chat with students of the region.That’s right, only students (of any level and language) with or without accompanying profs, will be admitted.Admission is $3.50 and tickets can be purchased in Room 252 of the University of Sherbrooke’s Centre social from 11:00 to noon and 16:00 to 17:00 or next Tuesday only at the Centre culturel.ALEXANDER BROTT will conduct the SHERBROOKE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA a week from Sunday, February 22, at the Centre culturel.On the programme is Beethoven's Egmont Overture and Violin Concerto, the latter performed by guest soloist MICHAEL LOWE, first violinist with the Quebec Symphony, and the “Italian” Symphony No.4 by Felix Mendelssohn.Reserve your tickets now by calling 565-5410.General admission is $6; senior citizens pay $5 and students $3 GAROLOU, a Montreal-based group of five musicians who combine traditional French folklore with a contemporary sound, will perform at the Centre culturel on Tuesday, February 24.If you want good seats for this Quebec and Franco-Ontarion band, call the box office soon (565-5410).On Wednesday, February 25, internationally renowned classical guitarist OSCAR GH1GLIA will demonstrate his virtuosity at the Centennial Theatre in this year’s final Lively Arts series performance.Ghiglia has been called mtm V , * •it * / m ï The Ensemble Guillaume Dufay de Sherbrooke is being presented by Jeunesses Musicales at the Centre culturel Sunday morning.Exhibitions Young “a musical wizard” who spellbinds his audience.A disciple of Andre Segovia, he made his professional debut at the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto in 1962.Since then he has served as Segovia’s assistant at the University of California, won a number of international competitions and has toured the world over.You can hear his recordings on the Nonesuch and Angel labels and now you can hear him live if you reserve your tickets quickly by calling 563-4966.The price is $7 for general public, $5 for students.The OPERA DE MONTREAL will be staging Mozart’s COSI FAN TUTTE with MARIO BERNARDI conducting the MONTREAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA at the Place des Arts beginning next Tuesday.The seven performances take place February 17, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28 and March 2 at 20:00 sharp.Often called the most ‘Mozartian’ of Mozart’s operas, Cosi Fan Tutte deals with the eternal treacheries of human passion, infidelity.Inspired by a true story, Lorenzo da Ponte’s dramatic libretto has a comic framework full of deceptions and disguises worthy of Shakespeare’s tangled plots.Tenor Paul Trepanier (recently seen at the Centre culture in the Ensemble ‘Cantabile’ de Montreal’s Pomme d’Api), baritone Dominic Cossa, bass Joseph Rouleau and soprani Clarice Carson, Gabrielle Lavigne and Colette Boky star.Tickets are on sale at the P des A box office ($10, $15.$20 and $25).If you call (514-842-2112), specify that you're from out-of-town, because of their noreservation policy.And while on the subject of the MSO, CFQR hosts its third consecutive RADIOTHON for the Montreal Symphony from noon tomorrow to 20:00 Sunday, February 15.Each contribution, large or small, entitles participation in the drawing.Prizes include books, records, subscription tickets, etc.The Grand Prize is a trip for two to Vancouver.The phone number to call is (514) 273-6311.The OSM gives pleasure to alot of people all over the province and country.It deserves your backing.JACK DEJOHNETTE, a jazz drummer who has worked with some of the greats (Coltrane, Rollins, Miles Davis), played on four Grammy-winning albums and recorded several solo albums as well as combining more recently with the likes of John Abercrombie and Keith Jarrett, can be seen in concert at Montreal’s at Rising Sun until Sunday.Theatre If you haven’t got your ticket to JEAN-GUY MOREAU’s latest show tomorrow night, there may still be time.His musical satire, “Manquez pas le bateau”, does not have the bit of his scintillating pre-referendum effort but Moreau’s characterizations of Trudeau, Levesque and especially Claude Ryan, as well as lesser political figures and well-known entertainers, are unquestionably worth seeing.Because the Sherbrooke show falls on Valentine’s Day, he may even have some special tricks in store.Call the Centre culturel (565-5410) to see if there are any tickets left.After a lengthy, highly successful engagement at the Port Royal Theatre (P des A) in Montreal, LES VOISINS comes to Sherbrooke a week from Wednesday, February 25.Written by Louis Saia and Claude Meunier, two of the satirical writers who gave Broue its buzz, Voisins is an hilarious commentary on today’s middle-class suburbanites.Three sets of neighbours and two incorrigible kids personify an affluent, empty life among the Jones and Smiths, Quebec-style, with incisive humour.There are only a few tickets left so call the Centre culture before it’s too late (565-5410).There’s a new show at the Centaur in Montreal.PASSIONATE LADIES, a one-woman extravaganza made up of five comic sequences, won two L A.Drama Critics Circle Awards and two Drama-logue Theatre Awards.Barbara Perry wrote and recreates on stage five very different, dazzling ladies: “The Stripper”, “My Friend Shakespeare”, “Modern Acting”, “Con Amore (or the Concert Dancer)” and “Betty Bruce is Dead (or Whatever Happened to Tap Dancing)”.There are shows Tuesday to Saturday at 20:00, Sunday at 19:00 and Saturday matinees at 14:00.For reservations call (514) 288-3161.An exhibition of BOOKWORKS by 48 women artists, which has travelled across Canada, opens with a vernissage at the Bishop’s-Champlain Art Gallery on Monday, February 16 at 19:00.On display: finely printed and illustrated books; books with illustrations originating in small editions produced by offset printing or xerography; one-of-a-kind documentary books, photography books with affinities to the family photo album; etc.In organizing the exhibit, Powerhouse Gallery of Montreal was concerned both with concepts involved in the creation of bookforms and also in design qualities of arrangement, texture, paper, binding and typography.At 20:00 on Monday, Doreen Lindsay, one of the artists originally responsible for the show, will speak on contemporary bookworks by women artists in connection with the exhibit.Ms.Lindsay’s “Nourriture” photoetchings were shown at the gallery last fall.The exhibition ends February 28.Hours at the art gallery, which is located in the Marjorie Donald House, are Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 15:00 and Wednesday evenings from 19:00 to 22:00.DESSIN ET SURREALISME, a selection of drawings done between 1945 and 1955 chosen to illustrate various influences of surrealism on Quebec art, is on exhibit at the Musee Beaulne in Coaticook.Organized by Montreal’s Musee d’art contemporain, the collection contains some 30 works by such luminaries as Alfred Pellan, Norman McLaren, Paul-Emile Borduas, Albert Dumouchel, Roland Giguere, Guido Molinari and Jean-Paul Mousseau, (see background article).Hours at the Musee are 13:00 to 16:00 Tuesday to Sunday.This is the final weekend to see the rare antique musical instruments exhibit at the Musee Laurier, entitled D’UNE MESURE A L’AUTRE.Originating in Banff, this informative, fascinating show, sponsored by the National Museums of Canada, has been limited to a small number of galleries because of its fragile nature.The Musee Laurier is its only stop in Quebec.Wind, string and percussion instruments form the focus of the show, a result of detailed research carried out for a book on ancient musical instruments still being built by contemporary craftspeople.Hours at the Musee Laurier are 13:30 to 17:00 Saturday and Sunday.Last call this weekend also for the paintings of REGINALD DUPUIS and photos of MARTIN GENDRON at the Centre d’exposition Drummond, 13:30 to 17:00 both days as well as Saturday from 19:00 to 22:00.And it’s the final weekend for MICHELINE BEAUCHEMIN’s “textile miniatures” at the Centre culturel art gallery, both days from 20:00 to 22:00.Movies THE JAZZ SINGER comes to the Capitol Theatre tonight.It’s a remake of the first talkie which featured the first crooner, A1 Jolson, in the title role.This contemporary version stars pop singer Neil Diamond as a cantor's son who knows there’s more to be done with his voice than waste it on the congregation.He breaks his father’s heart, breaks up his marriage and breaks into show biz with a goyish girl egging him on.Word has it Diamond can’t act his way out of a paper bag, never mind a synagogue, but if you enjoy Diamond’s singing, this movie’s for you.Laurence Olivier apparently puts in a moving performance as the cantor, but then Sir Laurence always comes through.The second movie is MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI, which has played the Capitol before.It doesn’t quite seize the spirit of the 60s in the way George Lukas’ splendid original American Graffiti captured the awakening of a generation of hot-rodders and bobby-soxers at the end of the rock ’n’ roll 50s.But it is an entertaining escapade that returns to some of the old gang, intersecting their lives as they are affected by the consciousness-raising, mindexpanding and often naive Vietnam war era.A splitscreen technique is used, often to good effect, in coordinating the sequences involving four different characters.And the music is an added bonus.The Cinema du Carrefour is showing A CHANGE OF SEASONS this week, a variation on what’s becoming a tired old theme.Seductive co-ed (Bo Derek) has an affair with her college prof (Anthony Hopkins).Wife (Shirley MacLaine) decides to follow suit by getting involved in her own extra marital hanky-panky.Eric Segal of Love Story and Jonathan Livingston Seagull fame also collaborated on this screenplay but I hear there are less tears jerked this time.Cinema Newport is showing ANY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE for a second week.(That’s right, Elephant Man never made it there last week, so remember to always TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981—9 't Alain Lamontagne and his harmonica are at Café de Palais next Wednesday and Thursday evenings.check for last-minute changes by calling 802-334-2749).Two landmarks in cinematographic history, German director Fritz Lang’s visually nightmarish METROPOLIS (1926) and Luis Bunuel’s UN CHIEN ANDALOU (1928) (with which David Bowie opened his “Young Americans” concerts in the mid-70s) will play at the CEGEP de Sherbrooke’s Pavilion 3 auditorium (Terrill Street) on Wednesday, February 18, at 19:00.Admission is free, so money is no object and language is no obstacle because both movies are silent, so don’t miss it.NORTH DALLAS FORTY, an unglamorous look at the seedier side of pro football, is Bishop’s Film Society offering also on Wednesday, February 18, at 19:00.Nick Nolle does a convincing job as a battle-scarred misfit in a game that demands conformists.Admission is $2.50, students pay $2.LE VOYAGE EN DOUCE by French director Michel Deville is about a woman who escapes from her unfaithful husband by setting out on a trip with a female chum, a trip that brings both in touch with their fantasies.Geraldine Chaplin and Dominique Sanda star.Voyage plays Monday at 19:30 and 21:30 at the Centre culturel.Admission is $2.But if you want to save money, this movie will be shown February 27 at 21:30 on channel 17 (cable 8).CATCH THE ROCK, a rock film festival at the Centennial Theatre begins next Tuesday, February 17, with amougies (Frank Zappa, Chicago, Pink Floyd).On Thursday, February 19, it’s a BEATLES AND STONES SHOW.WOODSTOCK is set for February 24 and on February 26, CELEBRATION AT BIG SUR (Joni Mitchell, David Crosby, Joan Baez) and JIMI HENDRIX IN CONCERT.A festival pass is $6.If you want to take it one at a time, the price is $2 an evening.Tickets are on sale at the Centennial box office (563-4966).Television BILL MOYER’S JOURNAL focuses on “The CIA’s Secret Army”, a documentary exploring how a president’s decision 20 years ago to assassinate Castro led to a covert war against Cuba, the Bay of Pigs, the Cuban missile crisis and Watergate.Tonight at 21:00 on Channel 33.RUNAWAY ROBOTS: ROME-O AND JULIE-8 is, you WHAT'S ON guessed it, a space-aged animated version of Shakespeare’s classic love story to be seen tonight at 19:30 on Channel 6.Produced by the same company that came out with Cosmic X-mas and The Devil and Daniel Mouse, it features music written by John Sebastian who performs the songs with Rory Block and Richard Manuel (of the late Band).But see that your kids get a more authentic version by setting them down to watch Zefferelli’s romantic ROMEO AND JULIET with Olivia Hussey, Leonard Whitting and Milo O’Shea tomorrow afternoon at 13:00 on Channel 12.They just might get hooked on Shakespeare.Luchino Visconti’s 1975 Franco-Italian VIOLENCE ET PASSION, starring Burt Lancaster, Silvana Mangano and Helmut Berger, tells of disruption in the life of a retired professor when he rents a floor of his vast mansion to a Roman contessa.See it tonight at 21:30 on Channel 17 (cable 8).CAPTAIN BLOOD, based on Sabatini’s great story about a doctor sold into slavery and his escape from island prison to become a feared pirate captain, is tonight’s “golden oldie” on Channel 6 at 00:16.Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland and Basil Rathbone star in this 1935 adventure.Husband and wife actors Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis host a 13-part series on the contributions and culture of American blacks called, WITH OSSIE AND RUBY every Saturday at 19:30 beginning tomorrow on Channel 33.Saturday’s midnight movie on Channel 12 is LOOKING FOR MR.GOODBAR, with Diane Keaton in her first dramatic role.Based on a true account, the story concerns a lonely teacher of deaf children in New York City who cruises the singles bars at night until she has one one-night stand too many.If that’s too racey for you, how about some old time religion worked into a dynamite script with the unbeatable combination of Burt Lancaster as an opportunist preacher and Jean Simmons as the virginal head of a powerful travelling evangelist show?ELMER GANTRY is worth seeing.Channel 6 tomorrow at midnight.Country music fans will enjoy Channel 6’s Superspecial this Sunday at 20:00.CARROLL BAKER IN NASHVILLE teams this country singer with the Oak Ridge Boys, Hank Snow, Conway Twitty, Larry Gaitlin and Minnie Pearl, in a show taped at the Grand Ole Opry, the Country Music Hall of Fame and other noted locations.If you missed THE WINNINGS OF FRANKIE WALLS, you owe it to yourself to see A1 (King of Kensington) Waxman prove what he can do with a dramatic role.He plays a middle-aged labourer with a wife and three kids who is suddenly laid off work and strives to maintain his dignity in a society that has no use for his experience.An uncompromising script makes this an excellent, true-to-life story.Channel 6 at 21:00 this Sunday.Lorraine Hansberry, the great playwright who died so prematurely at age 34 in 1965, is not nearly as well-known as she desereves to be.(See background article).On Monday, February 16, TO BE YOUNG, GIFTED AND BLACK, a moving portrait of the writer, enacted in her own words by a group of fine actors, will be shown on Channel 33.The hour is 20:00.Don’t miss it.CAMILLE, Dumas’ classic novel about a Parisienne courtesan, brought to life by the incomparable Greta Garbo, can be seen Tuesday at midnight on Channel 12.Robert Taylor and Lionel Barrymore co-star.An evening in the world of classical music is yours Wednesday, February 18.At 20:00, Channel 33 presents THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC, ZUBIN MEHTA CONDUCTING VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY in Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.4 and other works.At 21:00, Channel 6’s Spectrum features a film portrait of the young, legendary Israeli-American violinist ITZHAK PERLMAN: I KNOW EVERY NOTE.CITIES, the award-winning series that offers tours of the world’s great metropoli with prestigious guides, returns toCBC-6on Wednesdays at 22:00.On February 18, see Toronto with internationally-renowned, eccentric pianist Glenn Gould.KLUTE, an excellent suspense thriller with Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland, is Wednesday’s midnight movie on Channel 12.Enjoy the forest Be careful with fires! 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MCMMR TRANS OCEAN TRAVEL Business or Pleasure Just Drop In.Or Give Us a Call Services are free 66 King West — Sherbrooke — Tel.: 563-4515 Zenith 59010 Never 1 Admission Charge Monday is Sports Night La RETROTHEQUE "LE CARROUSEL" MUSIC RETRO DISCO POPULAR BALLROOM Wednesday is Ladies’ Night GIANT SCREENS The Best Music in Town 110 Wellington St.S.Sherbrooke, Tel.: 565-9606 + * * * * * ?* * * * * * * * ?* * * ?* * + * * * * * * * * * + ?* * * * * * * * * *- * * IjB^,BRASSERIE Mi COME AND RELAX BY SAMPLING OUR DELICIOUS ROAST BEEF AU JUS THE GOURMET S DELIGHT m INVITE YOU TO OUR BAR SALON -v;W ORCHESTRA FOR DANCING EVERYBODY WELCOME For Reservations — Tel.: 566-7313 1925 Belvedere St.South, Sherbrooke, J1H 5S1 * * * * * * * * ,* 1* > * * * * * * * + * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * + * + * ?A* 10—TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981 -V This week's TV“ o L J o Lisfings for this week's television programs as supplied by Compulog Corp While we make every effort to ensure their accuracy, they are subject to change without notice STATIONS LISTED C’BFT - Montreal (Hadio Canada) WAX - Burlington, Vt.(CBS) WPTZ - Plattsburgh.N.Y.(NBC) CBMT - Montreal (CBC) CULT - Sherbrooke (TVA) VV'MTW- Poland Spring, Me.(ABC) Q CKSH - Sherbrooke ( Radio Canada) 03 CFTM - Montreal (TVA) ® CFCF - Montreal (CTV) 09 WETK - Burlington, Vt.(PBS) y Saturday MORNING 6:00 O NE W YOU © UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR 6:30 © SUNRISE SEMESTER © CIRCLE SQUARE 7:00 © BIONIC WOMAN © LITTLE RASCALS © ANIMALS.ANIMALS.ANIMALS © STORYTIME © VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 7:30© KROFFTSSUPERSTARS © HILARIOUS HOUSE OF FRIGHTENSTEIN © GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 7:46 © MIRE ET MUSIQUE 8:00 © MIGHTY MOUSE-HECKLE AND JECKLE © GODZILLA-HONG KONG PHOOEYHOUR © © SUPERFRIENDS HOUR © LES FILLES DU CIEL © SESAME STREET (WETK ONLY) 8:25 © HORAIRE CFTM ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 8:26 O IN THE NEWS 8:30 ©O PASSE-PARTOUT © TOM AND JERRY SHOW O AU BOIS DE FLORENCE © GRONIGO ET CIE © ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 8:55 O SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 8:56 O IN THE NEWS 9:00 O© CANDY O BUGSBUNNY-ROAD RUNNER SHOW Q FLINTSTONES COMEDY SHOW © SESAME STREET O MICHEL VAILLANT O© FONZ AND THE HAPPY DAYS GANG © FUSEE XL-5 © MISTER ROGERS 9:30 O© RACHAT O © ESCADRILLE SOUS-MARINE ©® RICHIE RICH-SC00BY AND SCRAPPY DOO SHOW © LET'S GO © ELECTRIC COMPANY 9:56 O IN THE NEWS 10:00 © © HEROS DU SAMEDI © THE WATER MARGIN O© POLY A VENISE © SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON © BIG BLUE MARBLE 10:25 © © SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 10:26© IN THE NEWS 10:30© POPEYEHOUR 0 DAFFY DUCK SHOW O © LES SATELLIPOPETTES O© THUNDARR © UNTAMED WORLD © WOODS AND WATERS 10:55© © SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 10:56© IN THE NEWS 11:00 00 STAR TREK © BATMAN AND THE SUPER SEVEN © JIMMY PHAIR SHOW O © PERDUS DANS L'ESPACE © © HEATHCLIFF AND DINGBAT © STARLOST ffl NOVA'Anatomyof a Volcan-o'NOVA accompanies an international team of geologists as they study Mt.St Helens in an effort to discover clues that might enable them to more accurately predict future volcanic eruptions.(Closed-Captioned; U S A ) (60 mins.) 11:26 © IN THE NEWS 11:30 0© TELEJEANS O DRAK PACK © WILD KINGDOM 0© PLASTICMAN-BABY PLAS SUPER COMEDY SHOW 11:55© © DEAR ALEX AND ANNIE 11:56 O IN THE NEWS AFTERNOON 12760 0 la semaine PARLEMEN- TAIRE A OTTAWA g FAT ALBERT SHOW JONNY QUEST © WHAT’S NEW?O© SAMEDI MIDI © © ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL © LA SEMAINE PARLEMENTAIRE © BUGS BUNNY-ROAD RUNNER HOUR § ACROSS THE FENCE IN THE NEWS LONE RANGER-TARZAN © DRAWING POWER O NEWS FROM ZOOS © AMERICAN BANDSTAND © GOOD DAY Skiing In Vermont’ © CROCKETT S VICTORY GARDEN 12:56© IN THE NEWS 1:00 0 © FEMME D’AUJOURD'HUI © COLLEGE BASKETBALL ’81 Boston College vs Holy Cross REACH FOR THE TOP MOVIE Romeo And Juliet' 1968 Olivia Hussey, Leonard Whiting Shakespeare’s tragic .tale.of stac-çrossejJjQvers.(2.Sports SATURDAY (NBC) COLLEGE BASKETBALL '81: 1:00 PM E S T.- 12:00 NOON C.S.T.Boston College at Holy Cross: Louisiana State at Georgia: Michigan at Michigan State; Missouri at Oklahoma; Wyoming at University of Texas-El Paso; Southwest conference wild card game.(Check listings for game in your area.) (CBS) PEPSI GRAND SLAM TENNIS: 3:00 PM E S T.- 2:00 PM C.S.T.Tennis tournament featuring four of the world's top-ranked professionals.(NBC) COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 3:00 PM E.S.T.- 2:00 PM C.S.T.Oregon State at St.John’s (ABC) PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR: 3:30 PM E S T -2:30 PM C.S.T.Today's show will feature live coverage of the $110,000 Rolaids Open from the Dick Weber Lanes in St.Louis, Missouri (CBS) SPORTS SPECTACULAR: 4:30 PM E S T.- 3:30 PM C.S.T.(ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: 5:00 PM E S T.- 4:00 PM C.S.T.Today's show will feature live coverage of a WBA World Featherweight Championship fight featuring defending champion Eusebio Pedroza vs.Patrick Ford from Panama City; and Women's World Cup Skiing (slalom and giant slalom) from Zwiesel, West Germany (NBC) HAWAIIAN OPEN: 5:00 PM E.S.T.- 4:00 PM C.S.T.From the Wailae Country Club in Honolulu, NBC Sports will provide coverage of the semi-final round of the second PGA tournament on NBC’s 1981 schedule of golf telecasts.SUNDAY (CBS) DAYTONA 500: 12:00 NOON E.S.T.- 11:00 AM C.S.T 23rd running of this stock car event, live, from Daytona International Speedway, Daytona, Florida.(NBC) COLLEGE BASKETBALL '81: 1:00 PM E.S.T.- 12:00 NOON C.S.T.North Carolina at Maryland (ABC) THE SUPERSTARS: 2:00 PM E.S.T.- 1:00 PM C.S.T.Today’s show features the final Men's Preliminary.(NBC) SPORTSWORLD.3:00 PM E.S.T.- 2:00 PM C.S.T.Live coverage of 10-round middleweight bout between boxers Curtis Parker and Mustafa Hamsho, from Atlantic City, N.J.; and World Professional Figure Skating Championship from handover, Md (ABC) INTERNATIONAL BOXING: 3:15 PM E.S.T.- 2:15 PM C.S.T.Today s show will feature the U.S.National Team in amateur box ing competition.(CBS) PEPSI GRAND SLAM TENNIS: 3:45 PM E.S.T.- 2 45 PM C.S.T.Featuring the final action in this tennis tournament between two of the world s top-ranked professional tennis players, live, from Boca West, Boca Raton, Florida.(ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: 4:30 PM E.S.T.- 3:30 PM C.S.T.Today’s show will feature World Cup Gymnastics (Women's Individual) from Toronto, Canada; and World Two-Man Bobsled Championships from Cortina, Italy.(NBC) HAWAIIAN OPEN: 4:30 PM E.S.T.- 3:30 PM C.S.T Final tQund.Qf coverage fjpmJbe WaiaJae Country-Club mHoncxulu -.• ¦ ' «I BENSON Robert Guillaume is Benson (front, center), the butler and guiding spirit in the executive mansion—now more populated than ever.Co-starring in the comedy hit series, ‘Benson,’ on the CTV Network are (top, left to right) Caroline McWilliams as the executive secretary, James Noble as governor, Rene Auberjonois as the governor’s political aide.Also star ring (bottom, left to right), Ethan Phillips as press aide, Inga Swenson as housekeeper and Missy Gold as the governor's daughter.CHECK listings for exact time hrs.,30 mins.) © 3-2-1 CONTACT 1:26 © INTHENEWS 1:30 @ 30MINUTES © CONSUMERSCOPE O MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) ** “HorizonsOfTheSea" Three divers travel along the rugged coastal boundaries and inland waterways of the intriguing continent of Australia and view life never before seen by man.(2 hrs ) © OPEN STUDIO 2:00 0© DECLIC ©LIFE ANDTIMESOF GRIZZLY ADAMS © WOK WITH YAN O © JANETTE VEUT SAVOIR © SHA NA NA © MOVIE -(DRAMA) *•* “Above Us The Waves” 1956 John Mills, James Robertson Justice.Suspenseful semidocumentary, as the operation to destroy German battleships is set up and earned through by midoet submarines.((v4 HRS.( 2:30 GO CINE-FAMILLE © YOU CAN DO IT © FIGHTS OF THE 70 S 3:00 © PEPSI GRAND SLAM TENNIS © COLLEGE BASKETBALL '81 Oregon State vs St.John's © SPORTSWEEKEND Today's program features the Swimming Finals of the Canadian Superstars Championships; coverage of track and field events from the Toronto Star Indoor Games and highlights of the European Figure-Skating Competition from Innsbruck, Austria.(3 hrs ) SANS DETOUR JUSTICE POUR TOUS 3:30 •# © GROS PLAN SUR L’ACTUALITE O© PRO BOWLERS TOUR Today’s show will feature coverage of the $110,000 Rolaids Open from the Dick Weber Lanes in St.Louis, Missouri.(90 mins ) §WAVERLY WONDERS © BAGATELLE O GOLDORAK §S QUELLE FAMILLE! Î WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Today’s program features Great Moments in Canadian Sports Part lll- 'The Sensation al Sixties'; Dairy Bureau High School Sports Series featuring P E.IGirls’ FieldHockeyCham pionships, and a live WBA FeatherweightChampionship fight between defending champion Eusibio Pedroza and Pa trick Ford from Panama City © THISOLDHOUSEHostBob Vila discusses plans for a new.historically compatible five car garage.(Closed-Captioned; USA) 4:30 © SPORTS SPECTACULAR O TELECO © GOLDORAK © SNEAK PREVIEWS Co-hosts Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert review the latest films, including Paul Newman s latest film 'Fort Apache, The Bronx', and Lily Tomlin’s The Incredible Shinking Woman'.5:00 O LA COURSE AUTOUR DU MONDE © HAWAIIAN OPEN O© JEU NE SSEX PRESS © © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTSToday's show will feature coverage of a WBA World FeatherweightChampionship fight featuring defending champion Eusebio Pedroza vs Patrick Ford from Panama City.(90 mins.) O SAUVE QUI PEUT €0 ODYSSEY 5:50 O 7 INSTANT © LE DIX VOUS INFORME EVENING 6:00 0© TELEJOURNAL O© NEWS 8 CBCNEWS SOIREE CANADIENNE © ET CA TOURNE © COOKING MEXICAN 6:05 0© NOIR SUR BLANC 6:30 © CBS NEWS © FOCUS 81 © CRITICAL PATH © HIGH SCHOOL QUIZ © TRAVEL'81 © ZENITH NOSTALGIA THEATRE © AGRONSKY AND COMPANY 7:00 0© PIERRE ET CIE O HEE HAW Guests: Helen Cornelius, Billy Grammar, John D.Loudermilk, Jack Worley .(60 mins.) © SOLID GOLD Host Dionne Warwick.Gold record winners perform their hit songs.O TOO CLOSE FOR COM- FORTHenry suddenly findshim self in double jeopardy when Muriel's old flame comes to town, and the dapper musician not only finds Muriel still attrac five, but also sets his sights on beautiful daughter Jackie O© SOIREE CANADIENNE © LAWRENCE WELK SHOW © THE WALTONS Upon release from the Aircorps.Jim-BobandhisfriendJodyrefuseto settle down until an accident forces them to see things differently.(60 mins.) © ADAM 12 © ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 'Millon the Floss' Both Stephen and Philip are in love with Maggie.When Maggie and Stephen go sailing.Stephen tosses the oars overboard and the two are forced to spend the night at an inn.As a result, Tom turns Maggie away from the mill.(Closed-Captioned; USA) 7:30 © THE FACTS OF LIFE ffl ALL IN THE FAMILY © WITH OSSIE AND RUBY ‘Lifels-.-'HostsOssieDavisand Ruby Dee are joined by guest star Della Reese in a series of dramatic vignettes portraying folks of all ages and all walks of life offering various interpretations to the age-old question, ‘What is life?' 8:00 ©OlASOIREEDUHOCKEY Les Capitals de Washington rencontrent lesCanadiensde Montreal.(2 h., 30m.) O WKRPINCINCINNATI Andy and Herb convince Mr Carlson to program a 'Dear Abby’ type adviceshowforWKRPlisteners and Herb is put in charge of find-ing the perfect host O BARBARA MANDRELL AND THE MANDRELL SISTERS Joining Barbara and her sisters are guests Robert Guillaume and Larry Gatlin.(60 mins ) © HOCKEY NIGHT IN CAN- ADA New York Rangers vs Toronto Maple Leafs; Montreal Canadiens vs Washington Capitols; Buffalo SabresvsCal-gary Flames.(Region willdeter-mine game to be televised in your area.) OGD LES GRANDS SPECTACLES 'Titre a Communiquer' (2 © CHARLIE'S ANGELS The angels discover that the high life may be hazardous to their health when one of them is targeted by telephone to be the next victim of a murderous psychopath inanunusualnight club.(60 mins.) © ACADEMY PERFOR-MANCE Animal House’ 1978 Stars: John Belushi, Tim Mathe son.A riotous look at the mad cap mayhem of fraternity life during the '60’s (2 hrs ) ffl CHARLIE'S ANGELS The angels play with fire when they set up a con man who believes hehasfoundalarcenousloverin Kris, but the beautiful angel joins the unholy alliance as the bait to trap the cleverbut deadly crook at his own game.(60 mins.) © ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL Out of Practice' 8:30 Q THE TIM CONWAY SHOW 9:00 ® FLOFIocan'thelpbutlandin trouble with the law when her house trailer turns up missing to keep it out of Farley’s hands ** WALKING TALL O DEFILE DE NUIT DU CARNAVAL DU QUEBEC © ffl THE LOVE BOAT A woman discoversthat her son’s best friend is in love with her. TOWNSHIPS WEEK.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981-11 Saturday I Sunday and when a young man tries to impress his boss, he faces anotherproblemwhenhemeets the executive s gorgeous daughter.Guest stars Samantha Eggar, Michael Lem-beck.(60 mins.) 0) MOVIE -(COMEDY) •** ‘ Adventures Of Mark Twain" 1944 Fredric March, Alexis Smith Biographical sketch of the great American humorist from his boyhood to his death.(2 hrs.) 9:30 O LADIES’ MAN After a bitter divorce, Alan's ex-wife Sheila suddenly and mysteriously shows up on his doorstep to reconcile, and Alan's in a frenzy when he think sit's a ploy to gain custody of Amy.(Pt.I of a two-part episode) 10:00 O CONCRETE COWBOYS J.D.and Will pull an elaborate congame, theEIDorado.onthe murderers of their friend Old Harold (60 mins ) Q HILL STREET BLUES Two gang members are caught robbing a market and hole-up in the meat cooler with two hostages, whileoutside, a iSOpoundside ofbeefbecomesbootyforsome of the police officers.(60 minsj OG9© FANTASYISLANDA couple who have been married 26 years meet on Fantasy Island as total strangers with the chancetobegmanewromance.Guest stars: Peter Marshall, Jane Powell (60 mins ) (9 SUR LA SELLETTE 10:29 0 LA QUOTIDIENNE 10:30OQ TELEJOURNAL O LES NOUVELLES TVA O LA QUOTIDIENNE 10:31 CD LES NOUVELLES TVA 10:45 0 SPORTS 10:50 O O NOUVELLES DU SPORT CD SPORTS 11:00 O O NEWS O CBC NEWS O® ABC NEWS 10 CTV NEWS © ODYSSEY (WETK ONLY) 11:05 O POLITIQUE FEDERALE © CINE-WEEKEND Titre a Communiquer’ (90 m.) 11:08© POLITIQUE FEDERALE 11:15 ©CINEMA (COMEDIE)“Flics etVoyous’' 1973 Cliff Gorman, Joseph Bologna.Un detective et un policier deviennent membre de la pegre (90 m.) © PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS © BENNY HILL SHOW WRESTLING 11:16 ©CINE-SOIR Jed' 1968Alam Delon, Mireille Darc A la suite d'un vol debijoux.lesmembres d’un gang attendent en vain leur chef au rendez vous prevu pour lepartagedu butin.(92 m.) 11:21 0(0 NEWS 11:30© MOVIE -(COMEDY-DRAMA)** "Front Page" 1974 Jack Lemmon.Waller Matthau Story focuses on competitive newspaper coverage of the execution ot an alleged cop-killer.(2 hrs.) © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 12:00© MOVIE -(DRAMA) ***‘v "Elmer Gantry" 1960 Burt Lancaster, Jean Simmons.Opportunist teams up with travelling evangelist show headed by beautiful girl.When crusading newspaperman tries to expose their indiscretions, he tails, but opportunists ex-girl friend almost succeeds.(2 hrs.) (0 MOVIE -(DRAMA) •••î "Looking For Mr.Goodbar" 1978 Diane Keaton.Richard Kiley.The seedy side otthe single hie.(R) (2 hrs , 30 mins ) 0) PROGRAMMING UNANNOUNCED (WETK ONLY) 12:15© MOVIE -(DRAMA) **‘v “Trial Of Chaplain Jensen” 1975 James Franciscus, Joanna Miles Trial of the only Naval Chaplain ever to be court-martialed on charges of adul tery.Based on a true story.(2 hrs.) 12:30 © WITH OSSIE AND RUBY (WETK ONLY) 12:31 O NOCTAMBULES La Revanche du Sicilien’ 1963 Henry Silva, Elizabeth Mont gomery En Sicile, Giordano le bandit au grand coeur est en-leve par un gangster américain réfugié en Italie.(101 m ) 12:35© CINE-WEEKEND Titre a Communiquer' (90 m.) 12:45© CINE-NUIT Reves de Gloire'OOOm.) 1:00© SOUNDSTAGE (WETK ONLY) 2:30 © MOVIE -(FANTASY-DRAMA) *** “Sole Survivor” 1969 Vince Edwards, William Shatner.17 yearsafteraB-25crashesinthe Libyandesert, two AirForceof-ficers and the plane's sole survivor of the accident, investigate the circumstances of the accident.(2 hrs.) Movies SUNDAY (ABC) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:30 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 7:Z0 PM C.S.T., M.S.T.‘‘Jaws 2" (1979) Roy Scheider, Murray Hamilton.The police chief of a small New England shore community tries to warn the townspeople acout the danger of the return of the man-eating shark in this sequel to ‘Jaws.’ (NBC) SUNDAY BIG EVENT: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.-8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T."Animal House" (1978) John Belushi, Tim Matheson.At quiet Faber College, Dean Vernon Wormer is livid at the unconventional behavior of Delta Tau Chi, the 'Animal House,' considered the worst fraternity on campus.MONDAY (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T."Angel Dusted" (1981) Arthur Hill, Jean Stapleton.After a well-adjusted, gentle college athlete smokes a cigarette dipped in angel dust to get loose for an exam, he becomes unpredictably violent.TUESDAY (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T.“Thin Ice" (1981) Kate Jackson, Gerard Prendergast.The drama revolves around a popular high school teacher who falls in love with one of her students, and the community furor that erupts when their relationship is discovered.WEDNESDAY (CBS) WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T."Fallen Angel” (1981) Melinda Dillon, Dana Hill.The drama concerns the growing problem of child pornography in a sensitive story about a lonely, unloved 13-year-old who becomes involved in it.THURSDAY ____ _________________________ (NBC) THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T.- 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T."Goldie and the Boxer Go To Hollywood" (1981) O.J.Simpson, Melissa Michaelsen.In this sequel to ‘Goldie and the Boxer,' fighter Joe Gallagher and his young manager, an adolescent named Goldie, head for the movie capital where they find new adventures.MORNING 8:00 8:15 8:25 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:30 CROSSROADS NEWS WORLD TOMORROW _ KROFFTS SUPERSTARS © 100 HUNTLEY STREET (0 RISE AND BE HEALED JIMMY SWAGGART CELEBRATION DAY OF DISCOVERY REV.CARL STEVENS O MIRE ET MUSIQUE O THREE ROBONIC STOOGES O AU CENTUPLE © NANNY © JIMMY SWAGGART © JONNY QUEST © SESAME STREET (WETK ONLY) O IT IS WRITTEN © HORAIRE DE CFTM O© PASSE-PARTOUT © JASON OF STAR COMMAND © ORAL ROBERTS © THIS IS THE LIFE © GRONIGO ET CIE © DEVLIN O REXHUMBARD O© LE PETIT CASTOR Q CBS SUNDAY MORNING Q DAY OF DISCOVERY © MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD O ECHOS DU WESTERN © PATROUILLE DU COSMOS © ORAL ROBERTS © OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR © MISTER ROGERS O CATHOLIC MASS 0 © GRISU LE PETIT DRAGON © IT IS WRITTEN © HOBBLEDEHOY © REXHUMBARD © Electric company © EN TERRE SAINTE © GRANDS PERSONNAGES DE L'HISTOIRE ©©LEJOURDUSEIGNEUR De Rouyn-Noranda.Cel.: Germain Paquette.(60 m.) © ROBERT SCHULLER (CAPTIONED) © STAR TREK © IL EST ECRIT O DAY OF DISCOVERY © 2000 ANS APRES JESUS-CHRIST © HELLENIC PROGRAM © CELEBRATING CHRIST ffl ACROSS THE FENCE © BIONIC WOMAN © BACKSTAGE AT THE GRAND OLE OPRY O LES ETOILES DE LA LUTTE O OLD TIME GOSPELHOUR © C'ETAIT LE BON TEMPS © TELEDOMINICA ffl HALL OF FAME MisterLin- coin' The courage, wisdom, wit and awesome complexity of our nation s 16th president are brought to life by actor Roy Do-trice in a one man performance taped live at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C.(90 mins.) 11:00©O LA SEMAINE A L’ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE © NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD © SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL © DUDLEY 00-RIGHT 11:30 © FACE THE NATION © FOCUS’81 © CNIB SPECIAL Ext O 2000 ANS APRES JESUS-CHRIST Q NEWS © ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS AFTERNOON 12:00©© LA SEMAINE VERTE Dossier: l'industrie bovine au Manitoba.Court sujet: la lutte contre les inondations du Richelieu.(60 m.) g DAYTONA 500 SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS © MEETING PLACE Today’s service cornes from Augustine United Church in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with the Rev.K.Ian McDonald and the Rev.James A Uhrich officiating.(60 minsj 8© LE BRUNCH © ISSUES AND ANSWERS © OLD FRIENDS.NEW FRIENDS Gerald Jampolsky Host: Fred Rogers.(Closed-Captioned: USA) 12:300 MEETTHE PRESS © WILD KINGDOM‘Lechweof Kufie Flats' © TELEDOMENICA CONTINUES © DIRECTIONS © ADVOCATES IN BRIEF 1:00 O ECRIVAINS FRANÇAIS La ProvencedeDaudet'Documen-taire qui, en plus de nous faire connaître l’écrivain, nous (ait découvrir les paysages, les accents, et les visages de Provence qui marquèrent l'enfance d'Alphonse Daudet Contes lus par Fernandel.© COLLEGE BASKETBALL '81 North Carolina vs r ' Hi JAWS 2 Knocked overboard when a deadly Great White Shark attacks her sailboat.Cindy Grover (upper) frantically swims toward safety as the shark barely misses her.(Below) Roy Scheider (right) tries to convince town mayor Murray Hamilton (center) and other (city officials) that there’s another killer shark menacing the area in The ABC Sunday Night Movie' thriller Jaws 2,' SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 CHECK LISTINGS ( OR TXACT UMt Maryland © COUNTRY CANADA Bob Kaufman tackles something considered to be next to imm-possible, to establish a cattle operation from scratch.O MOVIE -(COMEDY) *** ‘Take The Money And Run” 1968 Woody Allen, Janet Mar golin.A young man who unsuccessfully attempts to rob banks marries a beautiful laundress He pursues his thieving career but can’t stay out of jail long enough to make any money.(105 mins ) O REXHUMBARD © OUR CITY © FORUM 22 © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 1:30 0 PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES © HYMN SING WithlheHymn Sing Chorus and Orchestra.© OCEANS ALIVE © BEWITCHED © WALL STREET WEEK Hot Rocks lor Valentine's Day’ Host: Louis Rukeyser.2:00 © D'HIER A DEMAIN Metiers Traditionnels: le Charron' Documentaire.(60 m.) © WINTERLUDE Host Tom McKee presents a winter festival from Ottawa, which will in elude harness racing on the Rideau Canal; Canadian Cross-Country Ski Marathon and highlight soft he previous weeks activities.(90 mins.) O LES GRANDS REPORTAGES © LA REVOLUTION ROMANTIQUE © GRANDS REPORTAGES © RED FISHER SHOW © THE SUPERSTARS Lester Hayes of the Super Bowl Champion Oakland Raiders, Harold Carmichael, Wilbert Montgomery, Charles White, and 1980 Heisman Trophy winner GeorgeRogersareexpectedto compete in the fourth and final preliminary roundof'TheSuper-stars ’ (75 mins.) © GREATPERFORMANCES: GUESTS OF THE NATION This dramatization of Frank O’Connor's short story stars Frank Converse and Estelle Parsons Set in Ireland in 1921.the stroy revolves around a pair of Irish insurgents and the two captured British soldiers they are holding as hostages (60 mins.) 2:30 © SPORTS HOT SEAT 2:45 O CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 3:00© © L’UNIVERS DES SPORTS Championnats européens de patinage artistique disputes en Autriche Competitions du Carnaval de Quebec © SPORTSWORLD O © D'UNE POLITIQUE A L’AUTRE © WORLD GOLF SHOWDOWN © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ‘LivmgTreasures ol Japan’ In this first National Geographic documentary devoted to the atrs, nine artisans and performing artists of Japan are profiled because of the cultural importance their skills entail within the structure of the contemporary society.(60 mins.) 3:15 0 © INTERNATIONAL BOXING 3:30 © A MONTH OF SUNDAYS TheDawsonPalrol’ Apreemm-ent drama that tells the story of four men who froze to death in the Arctic in 1910.(Repeat; 90 minsj O© DEBATS A L ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE © JACK WEBSTER 3:45 © PEPSI GRAND SLAM TENNIS 4:00 O AU ROYAUME DES ANIMAUX (0 INFORMATION-VOYAGES ©UNTAMED WORLD Adelim tive survey of penguins by world renowned naturalist, explorer and artist, Roger Tory Peter son, featuring a variety of THE HUT Army, Navy & Airforce Unit 318 DANCE FEB.14 SUNDOWN COUNTRY Members & Guests Welcome Lucien Gagnon Meubles Antiques Antique Furniture, Used Books (English & French) Buy & Sell 128 King SI.W.Tel : (819) 566-7855 141 Wellington St.S.566-7383 Sherbrooke.Que.Bring Your Loved One i To Restaurant Le Tisonnier WINDSOR, QUE Chateaubriand 25.00 for (2) A flower will be given to every lady who comes in 21 St.Georges St.Tel.845-7770 * 12—TOWNSHIPS WEEK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1981 Sunday species - Irom the tiny Fairy Penguins and their comical antics to the statuesque Emperors 60 MYSTERY! 'MaliceAforeth- ought' Arrested and brought to trialforthemurderofhiswife.Dr.Bickleigh remains calmly convinced that even Scotland Yard cannot prove its case against him (Closed-Captioned; U -S.A.XBOmins ) 4:30 Q HAWAIIAN OPEN 8 PASSEPORT © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Today’s show willfea ture World Cup Gymnastics from Toronto; and World Two-Man Bobsled Championships from Italy.(90 mins.) Speaking of Soap By MARYANN COOPER Robin Mattson plays Heather Webber on “General Hospital." Heather Webber has resurfaced on “General Hospital’’ to reprise all the troubles that have beset leff Webber concerning the fate of his ‘late’ son Stephen Lars.The latest in the list of actresses who have assumed this juicy role of “Heather" is Robin Mattson.Robin was born in Los Angeles and began her career at the age of seven.After a stint in episodic television and commercials, Ms.Mattson starred in the feature film “Namu, the Killer Whale," with Robert Lansing and Lee Meriwether.Robin has been married for the past two years to film producer Ray Manzella.Fans of “One Life to Live” will be very pleased to know that Gerald Anthony is returning to the role of Marco Dane.The rough and rugged Rafe Garretson is portrayed by Ken Meeker and Peter Janssen's wife, Melinda, who has just recently returned from a sanitarium, is played by a beautiful actress, Jane Sadler.Jane’s ‘Melinda’ is doing a very good job keeping Jenny and Peter apart.A new sinister character on the set of OLTL is Luther Jackson, Becky’s ex-husband.The man behind Luther is Peter Matthey.Last, but not least, there is Taina Elg appearing as the damsel-in-distress, Nicole.“All My Children’’ recently said goodbye to Nigel Reed in the role of Wally McFadden.Nigel was replaced by Patrick Skelton.I’m sure AMC fans noticed the absence of Mary Fickett as Ruth Martin.Unfortunately, Mary broke her ankle while skiing and actress Willi Burke filled in for Mary while she recuperated.Erica has a new boss who also serves as her new love interest.He’s Brandon Kingsley and he’s played by handsome Michael Minor.If Michael looks familiar to you, it may be that you remember him from the popular mid ‘60s TV series, “Petticoat Junction.” The newest addition to the AMC cast is Patricia Barry as Peg English, Brooke’s mother.Out on the west coast, “General Hospital’’ has added to its cast.First, of course, there is Robin Mattson as Heather Webber.Then there is the beautiful and sophisticated Alexandria Quarter-maine.She is played by Renée AhdèT$ôn',va'rT actress that perfectly fits that description.To complicate Alexandria's conniving schemes, GH added the character of Robert Scorpio, who is portrayed by Tristan Rogers.Eileen Dietz is appearing as Sarah, Heather’s roommate in the sanitarium.If you see the name, "Susan Pratt” as ‘Ann Logan’ in the credits, don’t worry, she’s still the same sweet Ann Logan we all know and love.Now that Susan O’Hanlon is divorced, she will be known both personally and professionally as Susan Pratt.Pratt, of course, is Susan's maiden name.Now a look at what’s been happening and what will happen on all the afternoon dramas.Recap: 2/9-2/13 Preview: 2/16-2/20 AS THE WORLD TURNS -Hayley is squarely in John's corner.At least he has one ally.Bart’s admission has Lyla in hot water with Bob, and her daughter is asking questions.GUIDING LIGHT ~ Chet s and Alan’s link to Jane Marie has forced Jennifer’s hand.Amanda may have to face the fact that she has been cruel and wrong.SEARCH FOR TOMORROW — Ted’s love for Janet is unswerving.Jamie is on the run and bows to Ted’s pressure, at least temporarily.THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Greg has played Cupid and tries to find happiness for April.Nikki is slowly working her way back to her former line of work.RYAN’S HOPE - Kim sends Michael a Valentine's Day present that Rae finds on his desk.Rae recognizes the handwriting and thinks she might have the evidence she needs.Seneca makes plan's to'fake Kirn on a trip to Hawaii, where he will make a speech, but when Barry tells her that he got her an audition for a TV movie, she fakes illness.THIS WEEK: Joe behaves in a very mysterious manner.Rose fights to hold onto Jack.ALL MY CHILDREN - Devon teeters on the window ledge of Bonnie's hospital room whiie Betsy tries to convince her not to jump.Tara and Jim are married.Sybil changes her mind and decides to keep the baby.When Ruth calls home and finds that Joe is at Leora’s house, she realizes what she has done and says she will win him back.THIS WEEK: Brooke pursues the meaning of her father’s last words.Devon fights Wally for control.ONE LIFE TO LIVE - Brad finds out bits and pieces about the baby switch from a babbling Melinda and is determined to find out the truth.Marco flies Melinda back to the clinic.Sam tells Asa that she will marry him.After Larry leaves her hotel suite, Mimi receives a phone call from Asa asking her to spend the night with him.Mimi refuses his offer.THIS WEEK: Mimi hates herself and fears that Larry will stop liking her.Pat’s jealousy of Mimi shows through.GENERAL HOSPITAL - Susan tells Alan that she will be his mistress.Luke asks Joe to help him w-ith his plan to get into the warehouse to look for the Ice Princess.Heather slips out of the sanitarium disguised as a nurse and heads for Diana’s apartment with a loaded gun.Diana prepares to tell Jeff the truth about P.J.Rick finds that he will have to compete for Leslie’s THIS WEEK: Ann’s frustration mounts.Jeff is in for some very shocking news.THE EDGE OF NIGHT -Unable to sit and wait for news, Mike decides to take action and help solve the mystery of Nancy’s disappearance.Kelly gets a good job offer that makes his future seem as bright as can be.A fearful Nancy cannot figure out where she is or why she has been taken there.THIS WEEK: Draper has an uncomfortable reunion with his wife.Nicole’s recovery seems assured.DAYS OF OUR LIVES -Brent gives Lee’s ring to Renee.Renee blackmails Lee for Brent’s benefit,and is able to get $25,000.Alex tells Mary to stop bothering Marie and Jessica.Lee feels life in her arm but tells no one.At Alex’s urging, Alice tries to convince Marie to leave the church.THIS WEEK: Neil has doubts about Liz.Mary gets closer to tracking down Jessica’s past.THE DOCTORS - When Billy and Greta enter the hospital room, Theodora is dead and Billy breathes a sign of relief.Althea confesses to Matt and Maggie that she was responsible for Penny’s death.When Catherine learns that Nola is blackmailing Mona, Catherine plays the tape of Nola for Mona and gives Mona something to fight back with.Jack and Ashley spend a lot of time between the sheets.THIS WEEK: Questions arise concerning Theodora’s death.Altheabuysa one-way airline ticket.ANOTHER WORLD-Russ swears revenge against Tracy’s killers.He is determined to pin the wrap on Jason.Knowing he is the father, Mitch complicates Rachel’s life rather than simplifies it.Sandy zeros in on Mac.THIS WEEK: Russ is shattered by the loss of Tracy.Mitch is still confused as his memory continues to surface.TEXAS — Max and Reena are having problems.Paige and Dennis get married and Iris is very upset.Ryan decides to leave town so Ginny and Barrett can get back together.Alex gives Iris a surprise gift - Vivian! Jeb and Courtney reach an understanding.THIS WEEK: Elena’s job with Billy Joe puts her in more danger than she can imagine.Iris stalls Elliot dhcé 'more.CD SPORT MAG ® QUESTION PERIOD 5:00 0 O SECOND REGARD Reportage sur le Dalai Lama, leader tibétain et chef spirituel de250millionsdebouddhistes (60 m.) O NEWS AND THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT The current news and the week's events en Parliament.(60 mins.) g JUSTICE POUR TOUS THE PALACE § ALL-STAR SOCCER JEUX D’HIVER 09 LES P’TITS BONSHOMMES 5:50 O 7 INSTANT O LE DIX VOUS INFORME EVENING 6:00 0 0 HEBDO-DIMANCHE Magazine d'information (60 O CBSNEWS O DISNEY’S WONDERFUL WORLD The Castaway Cowboy's’ Shanghaied aboard a sailing vessel in 1850, Texas cowboy Lincoln Coslin jumps shipoffthecoastoftheislandof Kauai and is dragged Irom the surf by a young boy.The boy's widowedmolherpersuadesthe ' Texan to turn her potato farm into a cattle diner (Part I; 60 mms.) O DANS TOUS LES CANTONS O© ABC NEWS © NEWS © MISTER ROGERS TALKS TO PARENTS ABOUT DIVORCE Talking openly once again about important family issues, Fred Rogers will host a forum for questions from parents on their children’s attitudes and fears about divorce.(60 mins.) 6:30 O YOU CAN QUOTE ME O MUPPET SHOW Guest: Deborah Harry O TERRE NOUVELLE 0 ODD COUPLE 69 AU PAYS DE CHANTERELLE © AS IT IS Marguerite Cor-riveau looks at the effect the computer age is having on education.© WILD KINGDOM Pond at Broken Branch’ 7:00 0Q CHEZDENISE LaSaint-Vatentin' Christian cherche Lame soeur qui lui a envoyé un valentin anonyme.~ 60 MINUTES O DOUG HENNING'S WORLD OF MAGIC Themaster illusionist stars in his sixth special, which features 25 illu sions and guests Shields and Yarnell, Marie Osmond and Ricky Shroder (60 mins.) 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