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ClK CiKUC, Montreal, Saturday, September 1 0, 1 988 H-7 Funnyman Jay Leno bring 'Gold patrons' find price of movie tickets going up and up wisecracks to Place Thomas Dill which the film-maker is the detective. We can also look forward to The Decline of Western Civilization: The Metal Years, a raucously loud motion picture, which we are told is supposed to contain footage of heavy-metal rocker Ozzie Osborne drying out at the Betty Ford Centre. The film is directed by Penelope Spheeris, 42, who also directed the film The Boys Next Door, starring Charlie Sheen and Maxwell Caulfield. The film was shown three years ago at the Montreal World Film Festival and was so grossly violent that Martin Sheen walked out of a screening, even though his son had a starring role. Trivial pursuit: Spheeris's father is Costa-Gavras's uncle What does that make her? Also of note, her mother has been married nine times.

Montrealers William and Norma Springford have made a gift of 92 acres of wooded property at Welsford, N. B. to the University of New Brunswick. The Springfords, who are both UNB alumni, worked for Northern Electric when they moved to Montreal in 1942. William, who graduated in electrical engineering, worked as an engineer, of course, while Norma, who graduated in 1939 with honors in philosophy and English, worked in the advertising department.

Mrs. Springford taught at Concordia until 1983. The following year Concordia recognized her 30 years of teaching by awarding her an honorary doctorate. A plaque officially identifying the land as the Springford Reserve will be erected. The land will be used by the university for a variety of forest-related activities.

Anyone out there with a spare 92 acres for McGill University? Just asking. Madame Zubie was asked why the woman who won the $54 million in Florida took so long to claim her prize. "She had a Lotto nerve," replied Zubie. Funnyman Jay Leno will be firing plenty of one-liners on Friday when he performs his one-man show at Place des Arts. With the U.S.

presidential campaign, Leno has lots of ammunition. Leno, the official guest host on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show, was one of the first comics to cap-italize on the presence of vice-presidential hopeful Dan Quayle on the Republican ticket "But Quayle does have a couple of pluses over (Democratic counterpart) Lloyd Bentsen a blow dryer and a pulse," Leno cracked during a recent hosting stint on the Tonight Show. Leno, winner of the Elmer humor award from the satirical Harvard Lampoon revue, is one of the hottest draws on the North American stand-up circuit. In fact, after Eddie Murphy and Howie Mandel, Leno is the third-highest paid performer on the circuit, grossing $44,000 U.S. a night according to Billboard.

Leno is slated to give a two-hour show without intermission or opening act Friday evening at Salle Wilfrid Pelletier in Place des Arts. Showtime is 8 p.m. Tickets are $26.50, $23.50 and $20.50 and available at the Place des Arts box office and all Ticketron outlets. For credit-card reservations, call 288-2525. One of Canada's hottest comedians, Norm MacDonald, is back after a year-long absence because of illness.

The Ottawa-born wit, who appears this weekend at the Comedy Nest, was a hit at the 1986 Just for Laughs comedy festival. Living proof that Canadian content isn't a cultural curse, Mac-Donald is at his best taking on our political leaders. One of his most piquant sketches involves Brian Mulroney, John Turner and Ed Broadbent battling it out in a Grade 2 arithmetic class. MacDonald isn't beyond tangling with other icons on the Canadian scene, either. For example, he enjoys explaining why NASA chose Canadian Marc Garneau for the space shuttle several years back: "They needed a subject for their motion-sickness study, and it was either a Canadian or a chimp." 96.9 97.7 460.7 B-paORONTO While mem-, bers of the general public can catch a screening of a at the Toronto Festival of Festivals for only five bucks, Gold Patron passes have been priced at a whopping $1,500.

For that amount, you get just about everything, with the possi-, ble exception of a date with Shir ley MacLaine. She'll be in Toronto for the world premiere of her latest film, Madame Sousatzka, directed by John Schlesingor. High-rolling film buffs on a more limited budget can opt for the $300 "I Want It All" pass, which admits the bearer to all films, including opening and closing films and all parties I hate to admit it, but as far as celebrities go, the Toronto festival has it all over Montreal. The VIPs confirmed to attend include Richard Gere, Oprah Winfrey, Bonnie Bedelia and Diane Keaton. Gere will be here Monday to his latest film, Miles Home, which has been thoroughly revamped and re-edited since its less than auspicious debut at the Cannes film festival.

'Gere's co-stars in the film are Judith Ivy and John Malko-vitch. "Oprah Winfrey will be a key- note speaker at the Cineposium J88, a gathering of film commissioners that opens Monday. British director Michael Apt- ed's latest film, Gorillas In the fvlist, is being screened at the festival. The Quebec-made film The Revolving Doors, directed by Francis. Mankiewiecz, was described by one Toronto magazine critic as "thoughtful, well-considered and well-shot but it lacks spark, energy, romance the things it's A film called Brain Damage directed by Frank Henenlotter is being screened as part of the Midnight Madness series.

When Henenlotter was a child, Tie watched the film The Tingler while sitting in a seat wired to deliver a mild electrical jolt at appropriate moments. He also collects antique surgical tools. Brain Damage, his latest opus, is the story of a pre-historic creature called Aylmer, whose diet consists solely of human brains. SATURDAY 3 (CBM-FM) Weekender 6 a.m. (CKGM) The Comady 8how 4 a.m.

(CJFM) Prim Cuts. New Age a.m. (CKOI) Hollywood Possion 6:03 a.m. (CBF-AM) La Carrousal du Se-madt matin 1 am (CKUT) Claaaical Music 7:10 a.m. (CJFM) Word a Music.

The BOX." ,730 a.m. (CINQ) Comady Crackers (CINO) Saturday Centreville (CBM-FM) Eclectic Circua s.nv(CHOM) Top 20 Album Countdown 9 a.m. (CKUT) The 8svoy Hour 9:11 a.m. (CBM-AM) The House 9:34 a.m. (CBM-FM) Air Farce Presente Comedy Classics 10 a.m.

(CJAO) Gardening 8how 10:03 a.m. (CBF-AM) Hebdo Radio CBF 10 a.m. (CKUT) Imagine tol done. Children's show. 1045 a.m.

(CBM-AM) Basic Black -4045 a.m. (CBM-FM) The Beat of the world. A four-hour broadcast from the WO-MAD Festival in Toronto, featuring musicians from all over the world. 10:30 a.m. (CINQ) Matrix 11 a.m.

(CKUT) Anything GoesFor the Life of Our World Jl (CJAD) Garage Sale 11 a.m. (CKUT) Weat Indian Rhythms 11:30 s.m. (CINQ) Orientations lV JS a.m. (CBM-AM) Double Exposure Neon (CBF-FM) Des musiquee en ineiiioiros (CINQ) Montreal Thia Week -Noon (CKUT) Baea Basa Soundz. African music p.m.

(CBF-AM) La Magazine econo- LISTINGS FOR THE WEEK AHEAD des Art town favorite, Jests Winchester. Call 271-2880 for more informal tion. jz rr; The mellifluous Al Martino wraps a five-night engagement at-La Diligence with shows at 8:45 tonight and tomorrow. Martino, the former Philadelphia bricklayer who was discovered at an Arthur Godfrey talenf show in 1950, crooned bis way to. glory with such MOR chart-bus-, ters as Spanish Eyes, I Love You, Because and Volare.

Call 731-7771 for Information, and reservations. Club-Bits: Ronnie Prophet," Calumet's gift to the country music hustings, visits TC's restaurant Thursday through next Saturday. Prophet who will serve as co- host for tonight's Canadian Coun-I try Music Awards show on the; CTV network will be accompa- nied by his singing wife, Glory- Anne, for his Montreal gigs. Call Gov't Issue, a punk ensemble that hails from Washington, D.C., is the featured act tonight at Foufounes Electri- ques. Also on the bill are local" punkers Pig Farm.

The "sonic-pop" sound of New Vork City's Band of Susans beckons tomorrow evening. On Tuesday, the club goes native with the Quebecois strains of Lard Be daine. Call 845-5484 for more The rockin' Griffens are thefl headliners tonight at Station 10 On Monday, the club's Battle of the Bands contest continues as Slice of Life, The Plants and' Jimbo Jenkins and the Red-: necks turn on the voltage. Call Reggae is at the Rising Sun, where Mike Anthony and the Sons of Light wind up a two-night stand. Call 875-6795 2 Disco singer Eria Fachin drops." in at Club Jodees tomorrow eve-" ning for a couple of sets.

Call 2833 6367... v1 A jazz brunch will be held today- and tomorrow at 2 p.m. at CliuTt dio's, where Hiroshima And if you prefer your jazz after tne sun sets, you can check out the Greg Smith Trio at the club to-. night and tomorrow at 9:30. Call 866-0845.

Midnight (CKUT) Unmitigated. Tetanus Hour THURSDAY 9 a.m. (CKUT) Barrel Full of Blues. Blues music. 1 p.m.

(CKUT) Horsey. Women's issues. 2 p.m. (CHOM) In Focus 2 p.m. (CKUT) Access 2:30 p.m.

(CKUT) mtsrnstlonsl Bsdio Report. Brazil and Radio Bras. 3 p.m. (CKUT) Poeitive Vibes. Reggje Jriu- 8lC.

4 pm (CBF-FM) Lee Wees 6 1'esssK 4:30 pm (CBF-FM) Libre parcoure 6 p.m. (CKUT) Face a Face 8:30 pm (CKUT) Montreal Jewish Mega-line. Cults. 7 pm (CKUT) Dromotoxto. Poetry shov 7:15 p.m.

(CFCF) Expos BaeebalL Montreal vs. Pittsburgh. Itli 7:30 p.m. (CBM-AM) Business 7 55 p.m. (CKUT) Radio Free Vestibule.

Comedy. 1: 5 pm (CBF-FM) Orcheetree canadiene. Avec Orchestre symphonique de Quebec 8 pm (CBM-FM) Arte National. FesVjjiCpf the Sound. 8 pm (CKUT) Psychotic Hour.

Comedy 8:30 p.m. (CBF-AM) Festlvel de la chanson deGranby 8:30 p.m. (CKUT) Radio Art 9 p.m. (CKUT) Pesston ds I'ecriture 9:30 pm (CKUT) Post Modern Commotion 10 pm (CBF-FM) Lee Chemine de la crie-tion 10:30 pm (CBF-AM) Au soJsil de mlnuit 10-J0 p.m. (CBF-FM) Memoireo 11 pm (CHOM) Whet'e New.

11 p.m. (CKUT) Live From Lee Foufounes Eloctriquee. Fail-Sate. FRIDAY 9 a.m. (CKUT) From Ragtime to No Time.

Jazz music. 1 p.m. (CKUT) Access 1:30 pm (CKUT) Sstyagraha. South Asian show. 2 pm (CKUT) Islsmlc Music 3 p.m.

(CKUT) El Huero's Albums. Latin and Caribbean music. 4 pm (CBF-FM) Au cinema 4:30 p.m. (CBF-FM) Lee hdustrles de la culture 5 pm (CBF-FM) Biologie et medecine 8 pm (CKUT) Newsmeg 6 pm (CKUT) Summer In the City. Entertainment calendar.

6:35 pm (CBM-FM) Mueic In My lie. Guest: Kate Reid. 7 pm (CKUT) Weet Mend on the Air 7:15 pm (CFCF) Expos Bssebetl. Montreal at New York. 7:30 pm (CBM-AM) Vanishing Point.

The Black Persian by Steve Petch. Part six: the Sacred Precinct. 7:30 pm (CBM-FM) Dal Richards: The big Bends One More Time. The Thirties The Swing Era. 7:30 pm (CKUT) Sports Minded, Sports Show.

a 8 pm (CBF-FM) Lee Grende concerts. 50e anniversaire de CBV-Qu6bec. Avec Orchestre de chambre de Radio-Canada a Quebec. 8 pm (CKUT) Reel to Reel Cacophony. Cassette demo music.

S20 pm (CBM-FM) The Concert. CeiHdh st the Conn. An all-star cast of Maritime Canada's musicians. 8:30 pm (CBF-AM) Festival de la chanson de Granby 9 pm (CKUT) White and Black Funk, Funk music. 9:30 p.m.

(CBM-FM) Disc of the Week 10 p.m. (CBF-FM) Treiets et recherche 10 pm (CJFM) Rhythms bitemotionol 10 pm (CKUT) Comma un boumerajig. Francophone rock music. 1045 pm (CBM-FM) Gabereeu Kr.30 pm (CBF-AM) Au soteM de minufl 1O-J0 pm (CBF-FM) 8econde diffusion. 1144 pm (CBF-AM) Lee Jeux de Is XXIVe Olympiads.

Ouverture des Jeux. 11:10 pm (CBM-FM) Night Lines Schnurmacner I. This film is not in competition, but has already won the Silver Scroll for outstanding achievement from the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror. Australian director Ray Boat-ley fashioned a full-length feature called Smoke 'em If You Cot 'em. It's the story of three teenage hoods who throw wild parties after most of the world is destroyed in a nuclear holocaust.

Toronto festival-goers are already discussing some of the films to be released across Canada after the Festival of Festivals ends Sept 17. Some of the more unusual offerings we can expect to see include Hotel Terminus, a 4 -hour film about war criminal Klaus Barbie and the Holocaust The Thin Blue Line, which Is being screened here today, opens next month. It's directed by a former detective named Errol Morris, who once made an offbeat documentary about pet cemeteries called Gates of Heaven, shown recently on Vermont ETV. The Thin Blue Line is a documentary about a murder trial in 4 SHIRLEY MacLAINE Premiere at festival RADIO 10 p.m. (CKUT) The New Republlcanz.

The best in hip-hop and go-go. 10O3 p.m. (CBF-AM) lei Vancouver 1046 p.m. (CBM-AM) Seturdey Night Blues 1048 p.m. (CBM-FM) Night Lines 11 p.m.

(CBF-FM) Jazz sur le vlf. Andy Nar- rell. 11K p.m. (CBM-AM) Radio Active. Ren-aud; up-and-coming female artists.

Midnight (CFCF) Jim Bohannon 8how Midnight (CKUT) Off the Beeten Track a.m. (CBF-AM) Le Voyege Interleur SUNDAY 5 s.m. (CBM-FM) Weekender 5:55 a.m. (CBF-FM) Meditation 6 a.m. (CFCF) Voice of Prophecy 6 a.m.

(CKGM) City Lights. Public affairs. 6 a.m. (CBF-FM) La Grande fugue 6 a.m. (CFQR) Sunday Morning Sunriee 6 a.m.

(CKOI) VIP 643 a.m. (CBF-AM) Le Metln de la fete 6:30 a.m. (CFCF) Kaleidoecope In and Around Scouting. Children's programming. 7 a.m.

(CKGM) The Comedy Show 7 e.m. (CKOI) Lee Dlx Commend ements 745 s.m. (CJFM) Entertainment Week 7:30 a.m. (CFQR) Faith 20 7:30 p.m. (CJFM) Worda 6 Mueie 8 a.m.

(CKGM) 8unday Morning 8olid Gold 8 a.m. (CHOM) Focus 8 s.m. (CKOI) L'Hebdo dee Wve tot 8:12 a.m. (CBM-FM) Choral Concert :30 a.m. (CBM-AM) The Food Show 8 s.m.

(CKGM) Sunday Morning 8olid Gold 9 s.m. (CJAD) Trivia 8how 9 a.m. (CBF-FM) Musique eecree 9 a.m. (CHOM) Premier Souffle 9 a.m. (CKUT) Pro and Amateur 8porta Weekly 947 a.m.

(CBF-AM) Present dimenche 9:11 a.m. (CBM-AM) Sunday Morning 10 a.m. (CBF-FM) Pour le clavier to a.m. (CHOM) CHOM Jazz. Producer Bob 10 a.m.

(CJFM) Solid Gold With Dean He-gopisn 10 a.m. (CKOI) Le Deeompte 10 a.m. (CKUT) Week In Review 1045 a.m. (CBM-FM) Max Ferguson 8how 11 p.m. (CBF-FM) Suite caned ienne 11 am (CKUT) Jazz Amuck Noon (CBF-FM) Hebdo-mueique 1247 pjn.

(CBF-AM) Aujourd'hul la ed- 1248 p.m. (CBM-AM) Qllmour's Albums 1246 p.m. (CBM-FM) State of the Arte 1 pjn. (CBF-FM) Concert dimenche. Musics Camerata de Montreal.

1 p.m. (CKUT) Harlem Nocturne. Boppin' rhythm blues. 143 p.m. (CBF-AM) Multipiste 146 m.

(CBM-AM) Air Farce Presente Comedy Clatstcs 1:15 p.m. (CFCF) Expos Baseball. Montreal vs. New York. 1:33 p.m.

(CBM-AM) The Entertainers 245 p.m. (CBM-FM) Commend Performance. Alexander Toradze. 2:30 p.m. (CBF-FM) Lea Muslciene par eux-memee 346 p.m.

(CBM-AM) A Joyful Sound. Gospel Song Series. Part two of four. 3:30 p.m. (CBF-FM) En concert.

Raoul So-sa. 4 p.m. (CKUT) Music le. A look at the music of various ethnic groups. 445 p.m.

(CBM-AM) Sundey Metinee. The Red Fox by Anthony Hyde. 445 p.m. (CBM-FM) The Band Show 4:30 p.m. (CBF-AM) La 8emaine 6 la I 600 Brownstein MacDonald, who is slated to ap- Eear at next year's Just for aughs fest, can be caught tonight at 8:30 and 11 and tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.

For reservations, call 395-8118. The Golem Concert Room begins its fall schedule this evening at 8:30 with a performance by the inimitable Sneezy Waters. Waters is best known for his hit country stage musical Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave. He won best-actor honors at the 1984 International Festival of Musical Film in Grenoble for the movie version of the play. In addition to his acting, Waters has cut two albums and tours throughout Canada, the U.S., Europe and Asia.

Legendary folkie Ramblin' Jack Elliott comes to the Golem next Saturday and Sunday. Also slated for upcoming visits are Rachel Green, Orealis, Soupe du Jour, Cathy Winter and home- JAY LENO Plenty of ammunition 102.3 1 04.5 1410 1470 7:15 p.m. (CFCF) Expos BaeebalL Montreal vs. St. Louis.

7:30 pm (CBM-AM) The Inside Track 8 p.m. (CBM-FM) Arts National. Music at Sharon Festival. 8 pm (CKUT) Radio Theatre 8:30 pm (CKUT) Down In Front 9 pm (CHOM) New Music Foundation 8 pm (CKUT) Underground 8ounds. Weekly series on Montreal music.

p.m. (CBF-FM) Theatre du lundl 10 pm (CKUT) Cups and Cakes. Heavy metal music. 10:10 p.m. (CBF-AM) Au solsll de mlnuit 11:10 pm (CBM-FM) Vsnishlng Point Dreams of Rio by M.

Fulton. Part 1 1 of 1 3. 1140 pm (CBM-FM) Bravo New Wavee Midnight (CKUT) Blue Monday. Blues music. TUESDAY 11 am (CKUT) Apollo's Lunchbox.

Jazz music. 1:30 pm (CKUT) Friends. Montreal black community show. 2 pm (CKUT) Pressbox. Sports news and 3 p.m.

(CKUT) Music for Big Ears 4 pm (CBF-FM) Rencontre Quibeeolse Internationale des eerivsins 4:30 p.m. (CBF-FM) Presence de I'srt 5 pm (CKUT) Newsmag 6 p.m. (CKUT) Books and Authors 6:30 p.m. (CKUT) 15-Minute Soap Opera. Serial comedy show.

7 pm (CKUT) Breathing Fire. Amateur fiction. 7:15 pm (CFCF) Expos BaeebalL Montreal vs. St. Louis.

7:30 p.m. (CBM-AM) The Media File 7:30 p.m. (CKUT) Voices of the New Age 8 p.m. (CBM-FM) Arts Banff Festival of the Arts. 8 pm (CKUT) Classical Music 9 pm (CHOM) The Lost Lennon Tapes pm (CBF-FM) Lee Rencontres d'ecri- veins de la CRPLF 10 pm (CKUT) Subterranean Jungle 10:30 pm (CBF-FM) Inedito 11 p.m.

(CHOM) CeribeaL Weekly reggae and soca music series. Midnight (CKUT) Radio Zero. Live Meat Puppets special. WEDNESDAY 11 am (CKUT) Country Western 1 pm (CKUT) Access 140 pm (CKUT) The Belly of the Beset 2 pm (CKUT) Access 4 pm (CBF-FM) Litteroturee parallalee 4:30 pm (CBF-FM) 8clence et technologic en marche 5 pm (CBF-FM) Au HI du tempo 5:15 pm (CKUT) Housing leeuee end Tenants' Rights 6 pm (CKUT) Nouvetle expression. Francophone arts and culture.

6:45 p.m. (CFCF) Expos Beseball. Montreal vs. Pittsburgh. 7 pm (CKUT) Campus Montreal 7:30 p.m.

(CBM-AM) The Medicine Show 8 pm (CBM-FM) Arte National. 1988 Bora Three Centuries Festival. 8 p.m. (CtBL) Feel Like Going Home. Charlie Parker, J.J.

Cale, Dixie Hummingbirds. 8 p.m. (CKUT) Jazz Death? 9-J0 pm (CBF-FM) LUnivereite en question 10 pm (CBF-FM) LHtereturee 10 pm (CKUT) Denger In Peredise 10:30 pm (CBF-FM) Anthoiogie 11 pm (CHOM) Made in Cenada i. I aim IMISWgJlMIt HMIrilMIIBg 690 800 93.5 95.9 chembre dee communes 4:30 p.m. (CBF-FM) Lee Grande religions p.m.

(CBF-FM) Tribune de I'orgue 5 p.m. (CKUT) The Folk Zone. Folk music. 543 pjn. (CBF-AM) Emergencea 545 p.m.

(CBM-FM) Open House 5:13 p.m. (CBM-AM) Cross Country Checkup. A national phone-in program. 6 p.m. (CJAO) Gold Show 6 p.m.

(CBF-FM) Musique de table 6 p.m. (CFQR) Broadway, My Way 645 pjn. (CBM-FM) The Trenecontinentel. A journey to Calabria and a performance of Pagliacci. 647 p.m.

(CBF-AM) Dialogue 7 p.m. (CJFM) Sundeye After Seven 7 pjn. (CKOI) Succee de luxe. Super-tramp. 7 p.m.

(CKUT) Word From Ireland. Music, short stories, poetry and more. 743 p.m. (CBF-AM) Cafe Rimbaud 745 p.m. (CBM-AM) Open House 745 p.m.

(CBM-FM) Stereo Theatre. Canadian Free Theatre. Third of 13 contemporary Canadian plays especially commissioned for radio. Tonight: Family Parties by Carol Bolt. 7:30 p.m.

(CBF-FM) Musique ecruelle 8 p.m. (CFQR) Beet of Lovers and Others Strangers 8 p.m. (CKUT) Bluegress Ramblinge 846 p.m. (CBM-AM) 8tate of the Arts 9 p.m. (CJAD) Starlight Concert 9 p.m.

(CKGM) City Lights. Public affairs. 9 p.m. (CBF-FM) Le Petit chemin 9 p.m. (CJFM) Jezz With Len Dobbin.

Bill Hardman, Art Blakey. Junior Cook and others. 9 p.m. (CKUT) Guttenberg'e Record Player. Classical music.

945 p.m.(CBM-FM) Two New Hours 9-40 p.m. (CKOI) Nouveaute CKOI 10 p.m. (CFCF) Religiously Speaking 10 p.m. (CBF-FM) Communaute dee radloa publiquea de lengue francaiee 10 p.m. (CKOI) Zodiaque 10 pm (CKUT) Seven Nights to Rock.

The roots of rock music. 1046 p.m. (CBM-AM) 8ymphony HalL With the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. 10:15 pjn. (CKOI) Mede in France 10:45 p.m.

(CKOI) Autour de mlnuit 11 p.m. (CKGM) City Litee 11 p.m. (CBF-FM) Jazz sur le vif. Daniel Lessard Quintette. Midnight (CFCF) Best of Lorry King Midnight (CBM-FM) Breve New Waves 1243 a.m.

(CBF-AM) Voyage Interleur 1246 am (CBM-AM) Where Ears Meet WEEKDAYS 5 am (CKO) Good Morning Canada 5:35 am (CBF-AM) Meditation 5:40 am (CBF-AM) D'un eolell 6 1'autre 8:55 am (CBF-FM) Meditation 6 am (CBF-FM) Lee Notts Inegelee 847 am (CBF-AM) CBF-Bonjour 7:45 a.m. (CKGM) That's EntertainmenL With Tommy Schnurmacher. 8:15 am (CHOM) That's EntertainmenL With Tommy Schnurmacher. 8 am (CBF-FM) Musique en fete 9 a.m. (CKO) John Andersen File 8 a.m.

(CKOI) Zodiaque Plue 945 S.m. (CBM-AM) Morningeide 945 am (CBM-FM) Mostly Music 947 am (CBF-AM) Tout compte felt 9:30 am (CBF-AM) fait toujours beau queiquepert fh30 am (CHOM) Rock Dossier 10 am (CKO) McLean at Urge 10 am (CJAD) Exchange. Open-line talk. 11 am (CBF-FM) La Cords sensibls 11:05 am (CBM-FM) R8VP Noon (CBM-AM) Radio Noon 940 980 Noon (CKGM) Lunchtlme at the Oldies Noon (CJFM) Hour Montreal Magazine 1244 pm (CBF-FM) Bloc -Notes 12:10 p.m. (CBF-AM) Present 1210 pm (CBF-FM) Au ooeur du Jour 1230 pm (CHOM) Electric Lunchhour Spotlight 1 pm (CJAD) Melenle King Show 1 p.m.

(CKO) Al Michael Show I p.m. (CBF-FM) Au gre de le fentslsle 144 pm (CBF-AM) Lee Belles heuree 145 pm (CBM-FM) Oft the Record 1J30 pm (CHOM) Rock Dossier 245 pm (CBM-AM) Summer Deyshltt 344 pm (CBF-AM) A votre service 345 pm (CBM-FM) Disc Drive 3:10 p.m. (CJFM) Words end Music 4 pm (CKO) Denis Woolllngs 4 m. (CHOM) Rock Roll News 445 p.m. (CBF-AM) Montrool-Express 4:45 pm (CKGM) Thet's EntertainmenL With Tommy Schnurmacher.

5:15 pm (CHOM) That's EntertainmenL With Tommy Schnurmacher. SM pm (CBF-FM) En concert 5:50 pm (CBF-AM) Present 6 m. (CKGM) The We at 6 8:10 pm (CBF-AM) Present a I'ecoute 6:30 p.m. (CBM-AM) Ae It Happens 6:30 p.m. (CBF-FM) L'AIr du soir et Concerts europeens 6:30 pm (CBM-FM) Listen to the Music (Mon-Thu).

Light classical music, pop, jazz, musical comedy along with music news. 6:40 p.m. (CBF-AM) D'un eolell 6 1'sutre 7 pm (CJAD) Money Matters 7 pm (CKO) Bob Morris Show. Interviews. 744 p.m.

(CBF-AM) Per quetre chemine 8 p.m. (CBM-FM) Arte National (Mon-Thu) 8 p.m. (CFQR) Lovers end Other Strangers. Music and words interlaced to create the mood for romance. 8 pm (CHOM) Time Warp 8 pm (CKOt) Dekedence 844 pm (CBF-AM) L'Aventure 845 pm (CBM-AM) Prime Time 8 pm (CKGM) Lights OuL Soft and romantic music.

8 pm (CKOI) Dekedence 945 pm (CBM-AM) Pacific Encounters. A 15-part series probing the lives and cultures of the peoples of Pacific Asia. 10 p.m. (CBM-FM) Easy Street (Mon-Thu) 10 pm (CHOM) Top Ten et 10 10 pm (CJFM) After 10 (Mon-Thu). Light jazz and New Age music.

10 pm (CKO) Night Talk. National phone-in talk show. 10 pm (CKOI) Zodiaque 10:12 pm (CBM-AM) Beet of Momlngslde II p.m. (CFCF) Larry King 8how. Open-line talk show from Washington, D.C.

11 pm (CBF-FM) Jazz-eoliloque 11 pm (CJFM) Prime Cute. New Age music. 11:10 pm (CBM-FM) Breve New Waves (Tue-Thu) 11:12 pm (CBM-AM) Late Night Classics. Popular classics for late-night listening. 1245 am (CBM-AM) Night Camp.

Host David Lenntck's loony tunes. MONDAY 2 pm (CKUT) Earth Tremore 3 p.m. (CKUT) Cuts. Women in music. 4 pm (CBF-FM) Fictions 4:30 pm (CBF-FM) La Fsmlnisstion du langage 5 pm (CBF-FM) Lstitudee 6 p.m.

(CKUT) L'Oeil rechergesble. Francophone releases. 7 pm (CKUT) Cargo Cult International post-industrial sounds. '1W8 p.m. (CBM-AM) Quirks and Quarke p.m.

(CINQ) Ways of Escape The Other Show (CBF-FM) Lee Jeunaa artistes llpim. (CINQ) The Irish Show 08 p.m. (CBM-AM) Gabereau 1 p.m. (CBF-FM) L'Opera du Bws.Godounov. "xfcM p.m.

(CINQ) Winds of the World t3Q p.m. (CKUT) Latin America Today ,4 pjn. (CMO) Orientations p.m. (CKUT) Housing Issuea and Tenants' Rights p.m. (CBF-AM) Plaisira 4i06 p.m.

(CBM-FM) Saturday Afternoon af the Opera. Porgy and Bess. pjn. (CBM-AM) The Radio 8how 6:30 p.m. (CINQ) World Week p.m.

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(CKUT) Directory. Imported music. 7:05 p.m. (CBM-FM) Alex Bsrrls and the Great Songwriters. Harold Aden.

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(CHOM) Time Warp. Best of 1970. I'M pjn. (CJFM) Saturday Night Dance Mix T.m. (CKUT) Drastic Plastic.

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