The record, 30 octobre 1998, Supplément 1

Arts & Entertainment Maga EMBER 5 1998 October 3 It##® ¦nix'?GaryE Shaker fu DAVID ANDERSON/RECORD CORRESPONDENT ORIGINAL MICROFILMED AT VARYING INTENSITIES BECAUSE THE TEXT IS PRINTED ON GREYISH OR COLOUR BACKGROUND page 2 October 30-November 5, 1998 Townshipsw eek Talk of the Townships Annual event raises money for firefighter toy drive Le Salon du Vin attracts 500 wine-lovers By Jessie Aulis Record Correspondent The 1998 edition of Le Salon du Vin was held on Oct.28.The annual wine-tasting attracted more than 500 wine-lovers and raised awareness and funds for the firefighters toy drive.Once again firefighters and the SAQ joined forces to raise money to buy toys to be given to underprivileged children at Christmas.Danielle Berthold, a well-known personality from Cité-FM, is the honourary president this year.“This is the first time that I've been asked to fulfill such a role and I am very proud of it," Berthold said.“I am deeply satisfied with the way it all turned out.I’ve been told that there might be a little less people than last year but our visitors are the cream of the crop and down the line the results might be surprising.For me it is a huge success.” This is the fifth edition of “Le Salon du Vin” and once again it proved to be quite a success, largely due to the impeccable work of organizers Luc Rousseau, director of the SAQ, for the Eastern Townships, Alain Morissette, a firefighter for the last 25 years and the numerous volunteers who gave their time for a good cause.The formula this year is slightly different than for the past two years: Wine-tasters had to contribute $10 at the door and buy tickets to taste the wine of their choice.Depending on the quality or brand they wanted to taste, two tickets or more were required for every glass.“It was a way for us to keep higher standards, meaning that we don’t want this event to be an open bar where people overdrink and then drive,” said Rousseau.“We had to make a decision which meant changing the formula - we did for last year’s edition and it proved to be the right one as we can see again this year.” Rousseau says the new and improved version creates a win-win situation for everyone.“This way, the different companies can promote their products and serious tasters don’t mind paying a little more to sample more expensive wine,” he said.Sherbrooke’s firefighters will deliver the toys in mid-December to children who have been pre-selected by social services.Application forms to receive toys are available at any firefighting department in Sherbrooke.Although used toys are always welcomed, the money will be used to supplement toy donations with purchased toys.“We have seven firemen who still work at repairing broken toys but often they’re sent to us pretty damaged so it makes it more difficult to just rely on used goods” explained Morissette.“We owe a lot to Luc Rousseau for putting us in contact with all these companies and to all the volunteers who generously donated their time, especially Nicole Beaudoin from the Pavillon en Alimentation & Tourisme and her students.They nicely prepared the cheese plates and bread which are served here,” said Morissette.Morissette said last year’s drive was successful and he hopes they can match the Scarecrow Pierrette Naultfivm Charton-Hobbs.effort this year.“We raised $7,000 last year and we are positive that we’ll do as well this year, if you think about it this means toys for about 700 children." When the banks and their employees support the same cause.A donation of $20,000,000 throughout Canada in 1997 Centraide ROYAL BANK Scotiabank S j [B] Bank of Montreal eras o Hongkong Bank of Canada LAURENTIAN BANK OF CANADA Townships'*! eek " ¦¦¦¦¦ THE — ' ¦ — = RECORD= / a rift y October 30-November 5, 1998 page 3 > BJ TVDATA Elaine Paige sings the show-stopper “Memory” in the Great Performances telecast of Monday on PBS.By John Crook TVData Cats is a paradox.Andrew Lloyd Webber s musical adaptation of 14 poems in Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T.S.Eliot is the longest-running musical in Broadway history - and possibly the most derided show of the past two decades.“Cats isn't an opera! I’m not even sure it’s music!” snapped Joe Pinoni (Nathan Lane) in an episode of the NBC sitcom Encore! Encore! Several TV shows have used the Cats reference as a kind of hip comic shorthand for “a show only a tourist could love.” Whether it’s treasure or trash, the Tony Award-winning musical arrives on PBS Monday, Nov.2, in a Great Performances production sure to please most viewers.The cast includes Elaine Paige, who originated the role of the glamorous Grizabella, and Ken Page, Broadway’s first Old Deuteronomy.Oscar winner John Mills, 90, takes the role of Gus the Theatre Cat.Adapted by Lloyd Webber and original director Trevor Nunn from Eliot’s poetry collection, the musical takes place on the night of the Jellicle Ball, when one lucky feline will be selected for a mystical rebirth into another life.Essentially, Cats is plotless, a lively revue of “specialty acts” by its kitty corps.Some numbers are rousing, many are forgettable, and one - “Memory” - is truly haunting.The Great Performances telecast is a bit of a mixed bag.The frequent close-ups allow viewers to appreciate designer John Napier’s stunning makeup and costumes, although his misty moonlit set CINÉMA ART-CIRCUIT Every Monday at 8 p.m.- Admission $3 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd WILD MAN BLUES CHILDREN’S MATINEE Saturday & Sunday: 10:30 a.m.& 1:15 p.m.BARNEY Cinêm ck Forest • 9 Theatres • Digital Sound • Curved Screens • Free parking Internet: actionfilm.ca/cinema9 821-9999 HAVE FUN AT THE MOVIES!!! FILM LISTING from Friday, Oct.30”’ to Thursday, Nov.5* AMOUR ET MAGIE (G) (Hot recommended for young children) Every day: 7:00 / 9:35 p.m.Fri.-Sat.-Sun./ Tues.-Wed.: 1 00 / 3:50 / 7:00 / 9:35 p.m.LA CROISADE DES BRAVES (G) Every day: 7:00 p.m Fri.-Sat.-Sun./ Tues.-Wed.: 1:00 / 3:50 / 7:00 / 9:35 p.m.WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (G) Every day.7:00 / 9:35 p.m.Fri.-Sat.-Sun./ Tues.-Wed.: 12:50 /6:50 p.m.HEURE LIMITE (13+) Every day except Friday: 9:40 p.m.Friday: 4.00 p.m.Sat-Sun./Tues.Wed, 4:00 / 9:40 p.m.AU-DELÀ DE NOS RÊVES (G) Every day except Friday: 6:50 / 9:35 p.m.Friday: 12:50 / 3:50 / 6:50 p.m.Sat.-Sun./ Tues.-Wed.: 12:50 / 3:50 / 6:50 / 9:35 p.m.LE SOLDAT (13+) (Violence) Every day: 7:00 / 9:40 p.m.Fri.-Sat -Sun./Tues.-Wed.: 1:00 / 3:50/7:00 9:40 p.m.VAMPIRES (16+) (Violence) (Horror) Every day:6:45 / 9:30 p.m.Friday: 12:50 / 3:45 / 6:45 /10:00 p.m.Sat.-Sun./ Tues.-Wed.: 12:50 / 3:45 / 6:45 / 9:30 p.m.THE BRIDE OF CHUCKY (16+) (Violence) Everyday: 7:10 p.m.Friday: 1:10 / 7:10 / 10:00 p.m.Sat.-Sun.: 7:10 p.m.Tues.-Wed.: 1:10 / 7:10 p.m.LA FIANCÉE DE CHUCKY (16+) (Violence) Every day: 9:40 p.m.Friday: 4:00 / 10:00 p.m Sat.-Sun./ Tues.-Wed.: 4:0019:40 p.m.C’TA TON TOUR LAURA CADIEUX (13+) (Co™ langu*.) Every day: 7:00 / 9:30 p.m.Fri.-Sat.-Sun./ Tues.-Wed.: 1:00 / 3:45 / 7:00 / 9:30 p.m.BIENVENUE À PLEASANTVILIE (G) Every day excepi Monday: 6:45 / 9:35 p.m.Friday: 12:50 / 3:45 / 6:45 p.m.Sat -Sun /Tues -Wed.: 12:50 / 3:45 / 6:45 / 9:35 p.m.Start spreadin’ the mews! Cats slinks its way to PBS looks far more striking from a distance.David Mallet, who directed the telecast, favors MTV-like editing, and his frequent cuts tend to disrupt the flow of Gillian Lynne’s canny choreography.Still, Paige’s poignant Grizabella is more than ready for her close-up, and when she soars into the climax of “Memory,” all of the evening’s occasional dull patches are, well, forgotten.In short, it’s the kind of moment Great Performances was created to capture.'• Make sure you can see when wearing masks • Have your parents check unwrapped treats • Don’t share your chocolate candy with dogs, it will make them sick afety Tips well-known areas Carry a flashlight so you can see easily and can be seen, as well Drive slowly — many ghosts and goblins will be lurking in | the streets.Use reflective tape on your cos- 4 * tumes so you are clearly visible to vehicles • Trick-or- treat in WMi r~ ¦ if 1 nice! « {*>**%** «tec tea* **4» Town of Lennoxville LwiuE Doug MacAulay, Mayor Councillors: Ivy Weir Pankovitch, William Smith, Dale Maclver, Robert Passmore, Edward Henson, Danielle St-Vincent Camop/ast 2144 King Street West, Sherbrooke Tel.: (819) 823-1777 Fax: (819) 823-9599 VALERIE COURCHESNE __ PHARMACIST HOMEOPATHY lÜfeül ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES DELIVERY ALEXANDER GALT REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL “Make your Halloween safe, don 't forget UNICEf " ESSAÎM 569-3601 147 Queen St., Lennoxville page 4 October 30-November 5, 1998 Townshipsw eek ——— ¦¦¦THE» ' .= RECORD = / uri et y TIKïê M Mm Torn Clqrk and j %^J J Mj'JJ J J f r i J |ij*j /* ^ L’Ensemble à Vents — _E> de Sherbrooke (50 musicians) 4^ Presents 'S MC ex r.bv The Masquerade Ball (Highly colorful and moving music) Programm: Symphonic Ouverture, James Barns Scenes of La Bohème, Puccini Yves Montand at the Olympia Loch NeSS, John de Meij Apocalyps II, Piet Swerts The Pines of Rome, Respighi Saturday, November 7, 1998 8:00 p.m.Centennial Theatre, Lennoxville Tickets : $15 Adults — $5 Students Reservations: 822-9692 - 820-1000 —- * W Jj|dMfr/nrrrr!J Ji ^ Historic 33-year run at risk for W-Five By Tony Atherton TVData One way or another, Tom Clark and the folks at W-Five are going to make history during the CTV series’ 33rd season.Their goal is to produce a show good enough to be renewed as Canada's first year-round weekly newsmagazine.But if W-Five doesn’t draw a crowd over the next dozen or so weeks, Clark will be remembered as part of the team that killed the country’s longest-running public affairs show.“This really is a make-or-break year,” says Clark, who will co-anchor the upcoming season of W Five with Valerie Pringle (Canada AM).“We all entered the season at the beginning of July knowing that fact.It’s in front of us 24 hours a day, seven days a week." Last spring, when CTV President Ivan Fecan announced details of the first fall schedule since Baton assumed full control of the network, he made it clear that W Five would have to recapture its million-plus audience this year if it expected to see a 34th season.“When you get the sense that this is it, there are no second chances, the adrenaline pumps faster than ever before, you don’t hold back, you don’t take days off and it’s a race to the finish line,” says Clark, a former CTV China correspondent who has served as Baton’s one-man national bureau for the past eight years.CTV has taken pains to ensure there will be no excuse for failure.The network has increased W Five’s budget by 50 percent for the season, and has promised not to plague the newsmagazine with the kind of casual preemptions that confused regular viewers in years past.For its part, the network is fine-tuning the show’s format to give it a better chance of connecting with the audience.By sticking with two hosts instead of cycling half a dozen through the W Five anchor chairs, and by spotlighting three correspondents -Susan Ormiston, Jim O’Connell and Wei Chen - producers think they can brand the show with an increasingly fickle news audience.“I think Canadian public affairs shows in the past have really suffered a little bit by a certain puritanical streak about how public affairs programming is supposed to look,” Clark says.“This year, we sort of looked at (higher production values) and instead of asking why, asked why not.” But that doesn’t mean the show will be fluff and filler, he says.“Every show, by our own internal mandate, will have one big T or one big ‘J’ story, T being investigative, ‘J’ being journalism.It won’t always be the lead, but it will be there.” For W Five, finding the just the right mix is more than merely preferable; it’s a matter of life and death.Halloween Special!!! Friday, October 30th at 10 P.M.3 MOVIES for $0 (classified: 1 6+ horror) THE BRIDE OF CHUCKY SCREAM 2 I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER Cinéma 'Çi ck Forest 4204 Bertrand-Fabi Blvd.ROCK FOREST 821-9999 I have often wished I had time to cultivate modesty.But I am too busy thinking about myself.- Dame Edith Sitwell ___________ Townships^ eek ——— I ¦THE»m =Record= Cover October 30-November 5, 1998 page 5 Fine furniture-making in Stanbridge East Gary Bursey carries on Shaker tradition CAROUNE KEHNE/CORRES PONDENT Gary Bursey fashions traditional pieces such as the traditional Shaker slat-back chair or rocker topped with onion finials, buffets, slant-top desks and chests of drawers using cherry, basswood and poplar.By Caroline Kehne Record Correspondent Stanbridge East The tradition of fine furniture-making begun by the Shaker sect more than two centuries ago lives on at the outskirts of Stanbridge East.Ironically, it is native Newfoundlander Gary Bursey who is helping to keep alive the style - characterized by simplicity of lines and ruggedness of construction -long after the last Shaker craftsmen have disappeared.The Shakers, or the United Society of Believers in the First and Second Appearance of Christ, were America’s largest communal utopian society with communities stretching from Maine to Kentucky.Founded in 1774 by English woman Ann Lee, the dissident Anglican sect became known as the “Shaking Quakers” for their practice of dancing when possessed by the Holy Spirit.Mother Ann taught the virtues of material and spiritual simplicity, values that echoed in all aspects of Shaker life - from architecture to the construction of everyday objects such as cheese boxes or rocking chairs.Bursey said it was the simple elegance of the Shaker style that first caught his eye.A carpenter by trade, he polished his skills building and finishing houses.Later, he built furniture for J.J.Farmer, work which he summed up as “big production, low-quality.” About 10 years ago, he began making Shaker-inspired furniture.Working from the Stanbridge East workshop that also houses his showroom, Bursey fashions traditional pieces such as the traditional Shaker slat-back chair or rocker topped with onion finials, buffets, slant-top desks and chests of drawers using cherry, basswood and poplar.In a whimsical concession to the French style, he has also constructed a Shaker-style armoire with lines that are clean and crisp.Bursey’s raw materials are locally grown, kiln dried and custom milled.Cherry is his hardwood of choice.“Ninety-nine per cent of customers choose cherry because of the richness and color,” he said.Basswood and white poplar are used as secondary woods, either for contrast or in less conspicuous places such as drawer sides or chest backs.Bucking the common practices of cutting cost by using veneered wood, Bursey uses only solid hardwood boards.Even the backs of pieces are finished so that they may be viewed from all sides.Bursey admits that he has made some concessions to modernity, such as giving up hand dove-tailing in favour of machine-made dovetails.Not all of Bursey’s works are Shaker-inspired.In his showroom sits a chair reminiscent of the early 20th-century Mission style made on commission.“I will make anything for anyone as long as it is of high quality,” he said.Bursey sells his pieces off the showroom floor or builds to order.His buyers are predominantly Canadian, though his works go to U.S.and European customers as well.Local interior design magazines such as Les Idées de Ma Maison have featured his works.Though he once worked with an assistant, Bursey prefers to work alone and the waiting time for a cus- tom-built piece is now eight-to-10 weeks.With the attention to quality materials and hand-finishing, Bursey’s works are not inexpensive, with a slat-back straight chair starting at $325 and more elaborate pieces such as a buffet or sideboard ranging around $3,000.However, comparable prices for “authentic” Shaker furniture range from $500 U.S.to thousands for a straight chair in a market that is rife with fakery.In light of the perils that await the inexperienced antique buyer, a well-built modern piece with a known provenance is a reasonable compromise and an investment for the future.With his reputation now established, the Stanbridge East craftsman said he wants the freedom to do “odder” pieces, unique works that are objets d’art rather than simple household objects.As with a work of art, each piece is now signed by its maker.Time will tell if Gary Bursey’s creations become the next generation’s treasures.• • • • • Gary Bursey's workshop is located at 140 Bunker Road on Route 237 south of Stanbridge East.For further information, call (450) 248-7624.CAROUNE KEHNE/CORRES PONDE NT The Shaker style is characterized by simplicity of lines and ruggedness of construction.:^ Townshipsw eek page 6 October 30-November 5, 1998 RECORD Country Hank Williams boxed set includes everything he ever recorded Danni Leigh’s rookie album shows promise New albums are piling up on my desk and I have a hard time deciding if I should review the new comers or the already-well-established.My best bet is most likely to try and mix them up so no one will be left out.DANNI LEIGH: 29 Nights (Decca) There's a new girl in town and does she ever deserve rave reviews for her first release! Her name is Danni Leigh and she sounds as if she was born singing and recording albums.The Virginia native, co-wrote seven songs on this 10-song album and her writing proves to be promising.For the fans who have been complaining country music in the 90’s is closer to rock and pop - here’s a surprise for you.Danni Leigh is a traditionalist performing 100 per cent pure country music built upon the classic country cornerstone of the 50's.Sometimes her voice reminds us of Tanya Tucker while on other numbers it showcases the retro undertones of the great Jean Shepard.She’s got Terri Clark’s tantalizing swirl and Dwight Yoakam’s swing with the lonesome, honey-drenched flow of her voice on tunes like the title track, “29 Nights”.“29 Nights” is a serene, uptempo ballad that highlights the hope beyond the heartbreak, with lyrics like “a thousand miles, a month of emptiness, a million tears have been dried." The first single released “If The Jukebox Took Teardrops,” is about love gone wrong and easily brings to mind the image of a busy dance floor somewhere in a roadhouse in Texas.The song is already very popular with radio stations everywhere and people are calling in to find out who this great artist is.The young lady is very talented, swinging on honky-tonkers and weeping on the classic, heart-breaking ballads.Most of the material in this new collection is up-tempo, which works well if you’re gonna have a party or listen to it in your car.This is music you can crank-up and enjoy and it is sure to put you in an excellent mood.Leigh chose to cover a Willie Nelson classic entitled “Touch Me,” which she per- COUNTRY Connection Jessie Aulis forms beautifully, her voice becoming a sultry instrument of ultimate heartbreak.The wailing of pedal steel sets the right mood as Leigh borrows Patsy Cline style.If this debut album is any indication, Leigh is bound to become part of the roster of today’s big-name female singers.This is a big time, good time record for new comer Danni Leigh.- T.GRAHAM BROWN: Wine Into Water (Intersound) The range of songs on this album is an exceptional effort from a talented singer with a tight band to the excellent guests and deep, soulful songs that reflect on life’s joys and heartbreaks.The guest list is impressive, including artists such as Delbert McClinton, Lee Roy Parnell, Marty Stuart, Delaney Bramlett, Steve Wariner and Beth Nielsen Chapman.Some of them contribute vocals, others contribute sophisticated guitar licks and songwriter Gary Nicholson co-wrote seven of the 11 tracks.The material on this album showcases a lot of depth and maturity, es- &04tu*tte.tetUoti oil éùtdà.¦¦ « cw • Costume rentals, reserve early • Make-up » • Mascarade accessories • Vast choice of balloons • Hats - flutes - plates - glasses - utensils - tablecloths, etc.• Balloon bouquets 680 King St.E., Sherbrooke (819) 563-6665 pecially on songs such as “A Better Word For Love,” or “Good Days Bad Days.” T.Graham Brown himself refers to this new album as his “grown-up” album, of course the man has been around for a while so every bit of his life-experience counts.The highlight of the album is the gospel-inspired title track, a very personal and deeply moving song inspired by his own battle with the bottle.Brown has been performing it live for years and always got a great response, but this is the first time he has recorded it.It’s a good album to add to your collection but it’s not mainstream enough to make it on the radio.Don’t let this stop you since you might be deeply inspired while listening to it.HANK WILLIAMS: The Complete Hank Williams (Mercury) I guess it would be pretty hard to find a more complete retrospective of Hank Williams career since this boxed-set includes 10 CDs and 225 songs.However, this collection will probably only appeal to collectors and diehard Hank Williams fans.Of course, this collection is rather expensive to buy but it is in a nice package and the accompanying booklets include more than 140 photos, essays, a time-line and quotes from stars like Alan Jackson and Marty Stuart, pop-singer Tony Bennett and rock band R.E.M.’s Mike Mills.The 10 CDs include every known studio recording, every unearthed publishing demo and all the available live tape the native of Mount Olive, Alabama ever recorded over 13 years.This wonderful collection starts with the 68 songs the Country Music Hall of Fame officially issued on Sterling and MGM Records, from “Calling You” in December 1946 to “Please Don’t Let Me Love You,” released in 1953, more than two years after his death at age 29.It includes 10 previously unreleased demos and radio performances Williams recorded while living in Montgomery, Alabama, way before his career took off.The earliest, “Happy Rovin’ Cowboy,” dates back to 1939, when Hank, a young man of 17, appeared on a local radio station.He is a thin-voiced teenager, but he is already showing great confidence.The discs take you through the great music he produced during his short, tortured life: his days on the Louisiana Hayride radio show, his debut on the Grand Ole Opry and most of all his performances on his own radio program, the Health and Happiness show.The title for his show was a little ironic since he found neither.There’s also a spoken radio commercial where Hank hawks his book: How To Write Folk & Western Music To Sell.This intimate look and listen at a man who changed the face of country music forever is complete with this collection and will make you realize how much of an impact his music still has on the music that floods the country market of today. October 30-November 5, 1998 page 7 'THE' Music DANCE at the “Hut”, Sat.Oct.31, from 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Music by Southern Comfort.Cash prizes for best costumes.Everyone Welcome.DANCE at the Bulwer Community Centre, Friday, Oct.30, 8 p.m.to 12 a.m.Music by the Late Bloomers.Admission charged.Pot-Luck lunch.Everyone welcome.HALLOWEEN MASQUARADE PARTY and DANCE at the R.C.L.Branch 10, Sherbrooke, Saturday, Oct.31.Prizes for costumes and door prizes, 8:30 p.m.Music by R.Ruisseau.Everyone Welcome.Tonight, Oct.30 at 8 p.m.in BAN-DEEN HALL, Musique Chez Nous presents an evening of traditional and contemporary music for cello and piano.Simon Turner and Brigitte Poulin will include works by Beethoven, Cher-ney, and Fauré.Tickets are $10/8/5 - (819) 822-9692.Coming up at THE GOLDEN LION: Two nights of Halloween Madness - Friday, Oct.30, Halloween party with “ROADHOUSE”, Saturday, Oct.31, Halloween Karaoke AKA “SKARAOKE.” “KGB” Friday, Oct.30 at Auberge de La Pointe, Halloween Bash, 110 Rte.108, Bury.Exhibitions PHOTOGRAPHER Rosemary Sullivan is featured at an exhibit running until 5 ON Oct.31 at 188 Rivière in Bedford.Images include those of Cape Breton, St Kitts, Ireland, Montreal, New York, and Pigeon Hill.GALERIE ART-MULTI, 871 Main, Ayer’s Cliff, (819) 838-4611.From Oct.5 to Nov.2, Lise Bertrand oils.From Nov.2 to Dec.7, Loureanne Leblond Proulx oils.From Dec.7 to Jan.10, 1999 Huguette Gagné Couture oils.LE MUSEE BEAULNE.96 rue Union, Coaticook, presents artists Lise Laverdiere and Jaques Barbeau until Nov.4.Tel: (819) 849-6560.FREDERICK AMSDEN GALLERY, 31 Dufferin, Stanstead.(819) 876-5987.“FRAGILE NATURE” — Group Exhibition (14 artists), including: Marcel Beaucage, George Foster, Caroline George, Normand Gladu, Zillah Loney, Denis Palmer, Thérèse Savard, Paul St-Amaud, etc.The exhibit runs until Dec.20, Fri-day-Sunday, 1-5 p.m.The gallery will also present, from Nov.20 to Dec.20, Christmas gifts, ornaments and cards.Also featuring: R.Boudreault, J.Bourret, F.Farzaneh, P.Farzaneh, H.McKeown, D.Martineau, R.Miller, R.&.Surette, M.Szabo.Also Vintage Postcard Reproductions.Business hours: Friday to Sunday, 1 p.m.to 5 p.m., or by appointment.Events LENNOXVILLE: HEALTHY WEIGHT, a weight loss program based on the Canadian food guide.Weekly meetings at 1:30 p.m.CLSC Lennoxville.Come lose weight with us, the Healthy Way.For more information 829-0014.November 4, ST.EDWARD’S CHURCH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON and Bazaar from 12 noon to 1 p.m.Odd Fellows Hall, Knowlton.Home baked goods, crafts and treasures.LENNOXVILLE LIBRARY Halloween Puppet Plays and Games, Saturday, Oct.31, 1 to 2:30 p.m.Come in costume.Everyone Welcome.SVEND ROBINSON, federal MP from British Columbia, will speak on “Living and Dying with Dignity” Monday, Nov.2nd at 7:30 p.m.in Centennial Theatre at Bishop’s University.All are invited to attend this annual memorial lecture sponsored by the Champlain College Humanities Department.Theatre THE KNOWLTON PLAYERS present the side-splitting comedy Take a Number Darling by Jack Sharkey Oct.22 to Nov.1 at Theatre Lac Brome.Thursday to Saturday at 8 p.m.with matinees on Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m.Details: 263-1061.THE COWANSVILLE COMMUNITY CHOIR presents “A Broadway Revue”, Tuesday, Nov.3rd at Knowlton Academy; Wednesday, Nov.4 at Heroes’ Memorial in Cowansville; Friday, Nov.6 liillltS ON Rates NON-PROFIT: There will be a minimum charge of $6, pre-paid (25 words or less) and .25C per word for additional words.COMMERCIAL: There will be a minimum charge of $12, pre-paid (25 words or less) and .50C per word for additonal words.Deadline: Noon Wednesdays Tel: (819) 569-9525 Fax: (819) 569-3945 at Butler Elementary in Bedford.All shows start at 7 p.m.With the Massey-Vanier Wind Ensemble and Children’s choirs from each of the schools.With selections from: The Sound of Music, The Phantom of the Opera, A Chorus Line, Cabaret, Oliver, and more!! Tickets are $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students and children.NHL moves into second month Ticats tussle with Alouettes in CFL season-closer By Ted Shaw TVData The regular season of the CFL comes to a close with an interesting matchup between two powerhouse teams in the East as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats host the Montreal Alouettes Sunday, Nov.1, at Ivor Wynne Stadium.CBC Television carries the regular season finale.The CFL conference playoffs start Nov.8.Hamilton has the upper hand, having won the first two games against Montreal this season.This has been a good year for the Ticats.The team came off one of the worst seasons in franchise history in 1997, when it won only two games, to become a league powerhouse this year.Several strong moves turned the team around.The Ticats acquired free-agent quarterback Danny McManus, head coach Ron Lancaster and wide receiver Darren Flutie from the Edmon- ton Eskimos during the off-season.Meanwhile, the Alouettes are led by running back Mike Pringle and quarterback Tracy Ham.Ham has been plagued by injury during the season, and whether he’ll be healthy enough for the playoffs is questionable.CBC’s Mark Lee hosts the pregame show, The CFL on CBC, with play-by-play by Chris Cuthbert and analysis by former Winnipeg lineman Chris Walby.CBC has exclusive coverage of the playoffs, beginning with the Eastern and Western Conference semifinals on Nov.8.The Conference finals are played on Nov.15.The annual Grey Cup championship is scheduled for Nov.22 from Winnipeg Stadium.• It’s the final week of auto racing for both the CART and Formula One circuits.The CART season wraps up Sunday with the Marlboro 500 from Fontana, Calif.Coverage can be seen on TSN or later Sunday on a CBC tape-delay broadcast.• The NHL’s season begins its second month.On Tuesday, Nov.3, CTV Sport-snet airs the Calgary Flames’ visit to Joe Louis Sports Arena in Detroit for a game against the Stanley Cup champion Red Wings.Saturday, Nov.7, features three games on CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada.Viewers in Ottawa, Quebec and the Maritimes will see the Washington Capitals at the Ottawa Senators in the first game.The rest of Ontario and the western provinces will see the New York Rangers at the Toronto Maple Leafs.In the second game of the double-header, CBC provides national coverage of the Nashville Predators at the Van- TVDATA Mark Lee couver Canucks.There are no games on the TSN Ontario network, but in Quebec, TSN is carrying the Montreal Canadiens at the Rangers on Wednesday, Nov.4.Sports on the Small Screen Ted Shaw page 8 October 30-November 5, 1998 Torpnshipsw eek .1— ¦ I — ¦ THE ¦ — __ record= Variety Book Now.Travel.Pay Later.EARN.1000 BONUS .E A L U B POINTS Use your Sears Card.• No money down.No interest.No payments until you return.• You get a great reward program.• You get the R&R Sears Travel Commitment.• You get Free passport photos.• You get the lowest price guarantee* 1 1 1 1 Airfare Only Depart/Return Nov.2-Dec.16/98 too s148" Departure front Dorvnl $39900 Departure from Mirabel Paris Airfare Only Depart Nov.16, 23, 30/98 Return Nov.4-Dec.13/98 $43900 Departure from Mirabel * There is a Difference! 7 Nights -ALL INCLUSIVE! 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Record October 30-November 5, 1998 page 9 WEEK Man Alive, Country Canada Canadian shows retool to seek new audiences ys/tfsss}?'' TVDATA R.H.Thomson is host of Man Alive, which is moving from its prime-time slot on CBC to Sunday afternoons.After evaluating the ratings and production costs for Country Canada and Man Alive, the network has decided to switch the time slots for the shows, moving Country Canada, hosted by Sandy Cushon, to Wednesday night.By Tony Atherton TVData They are two of the longest-running shows on Canadian TV, each a familiar thread in the fabric of the CBC.Each also commands a loyal, if shrinking, audience.But this season, they’re not where you’d expect them to be.Man Alive, the spiritual compass of Canadian prime time for 32 seasons, has switched places with Country Canada, a program that has addressed the Canadian heartland each Sunday afternoon for 43 seasons.This year, it’s Country Canada in the prime-time spotlight on Wednesdays.Man Alive must be content with Sunday afternoons.The switch is not as surprising as it seems.Though Man Alive is more familiar to most Canadians, viewership for the weekly anthology of spiritual and ethical documentaries has been in decline since the defec- tion of original host Roy Bonisteel in the early ’90s.Last season, hosted by actor R.H.Thomson, its average audience was a meager 320,000 viewers weekly.Country Canada also has seen its audience dip since the specialty channel explosion fragmented TV audiences, but last year, the rural newsmagazine was drawing almost as many people on a Sunday afternoon as Man Alive attracted in primetime.The CBC brass presumably looked at those figures, noted that they employ a larger production staff for the Winnipeg-based farm show than for Toronto-based Man Alive, and decided to make a leap of faith.Man Alive producer Joy Crysdale says her program has returned to its roots in more recognizably religious programming.Crysdale, who also produces CBC’s Venture, says she felt Man Alive had lost its distinctiveness by drifting away from faith-based programming.“It was doing very good documentaries .but they were human journey stories.You wondered why were they on Man Alive; why weren’t they on (CBC’s) Witness or (CBC Newsworld’s) Rough Cuts?Why did they belong here?” Crysdale says she sensed a growing hunger for spirituality.Partly, it was a reflection of her own increasing spiritual curiosity, she explains, but she saw the newspaper articles and magazine cover stories on Buddhism, millennial questing and spiritual awakening and recognized a broader trend that spoke to the traditions of Man Alive.“It was our mandate to be directly, overtly, strongly covering spiritual issues,” she explains.Meanwhile, Country Canada is continuing its evolution, moving away from its roots as a hardcore farm show and spreading its wings.This year, producer Nigel Simms says, the program’s mandate covers “anything beyond the perimeter” of urban Canada.That includes devoting this week’s entire program to the controversial call for a mass culling of snow geese west of Hudson’s Bay.Government biologists say protection programs have been so successful that the snow goose population now threatens the stability of the bird’s environment; others denounce the proposed killing.Simms sees the job of Country Canada and host Sandy Cushon as bridging the gap between the rural and urban experience.“The trick is trying to make sure we don’t alienate our hard-core audiences,” he says.“We still have to maintain the legacy of our mandate.What we try to do is bring an understanding of rural life that urban-based media don’t necessarily have.” Friday 6:00 PM S) D Q O 0) IS News O Le TVA (22) M*A*S*H (29) Judge Judy (R) ED Simpsons (33) NewshourWith Jim Lehrer ES ITN World News f.M 4 Northern Exposure ÇJ2D Jazzman (Part 9 of 10) Worldview MEl»l Wings (R) CE3 World News liljj Dealing With Dogs filin','I Party of Five BS Home Again (R) t'i-lkl Little House on the Prairie Exüü Earth's Garden (R) HO Uh Oh! tiïU Dallas ICkl Off the Record.6:30 PM (D NBC Nightly News O Piment fort B (22) ABC World News Tonight (Q News (29) Mad About You IB Simpsons Bi Nightly Business Report l-t'f l Bluesman (R) IHiMtI Moneyline Newshour ÇÇ3 NWI Business News Pet Project Bid Home Again (R) 1','Hl'I You.Me & the Kids (R) QjQ Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation >Fi:i Sportsdesk.7:00 PM CD CBS Evening News (T) Jeopardy! 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