HOTSHEET for Mon June 10
Victoria Wilcox
HOT SHEET FOR MONDAY JUNE 10, 1996
--RADIO--
1. MORNINGSIDE:
Today on Morningside, Shelagh Rogers talks with a couple of
Canadians who are receiving recognition, fifty years after
the fact, for the work they did with a British radar unit
during World War Two. She'll also hear from some folks in
Summerside, Prince Edward Island. They're devotedly
following the fortunes of the Florida Panthers, because
coach Doug McLean is a hometown boy and his parents still
live there. That's all on Morningside, 9:05 to noon, (9:35
to 12:30 NT) on CBC Radio.
2. GABEREAU:
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3. AS IT HAPPENS:
Tonight on As It Happens...An American doctor has come up
with a new approach to autism. His discoveries about the
relationship between early brain damage and the symptoms of
autism cap a career-long search for alternative answers.
Find out more tonight on As it Happens, with Michael Enright
and Barbara Budd at 6:30 (7:00 NT) on CBC Radio.
4. IDEAS:
Tonight on Ideas, the World of Ideas concludes with a
reprise of the 1994 Massey Lectures by Conor Cruise O'Brien.
Under the title "On the Eve of the Millennium," the writer,
diplomat, and former Cabinet minister in the Irish Republic
looks at the state of the world as the millennium
approaches. That's tonight on Ideas, at 9:05 (9:35 NT) on
CBC Radio.
5. BETWEEN THE COVERS:
Tonight Between the Covers begins three nights
celebrating this year's Tilden Canadian Literary Award
winners. Tonight, it's Frances Itani's short story "PoAched
Egg on Toast," the tale of an elderly man who rebels and
tells his wife he can think of a hundred other things to
make for breakfast besides poached eggs. So how does it all
end? Find out tonight in "Poached Egg on Toast" on Between
the Covers starting right after the ten o'clock news (10:30
NT) on CBC Radio.
--STEREO--
6. THE ARTS TONIGHT:
This evening on The Arts Tonight, in the Performer
Profile, Part One of Peter Tiefenbach's conversation with
pianist Andras Schiff. In the Concert Feature, Daniel Swift
leads a group of Ottawa-based musicians through a "Concert a
la Francaise," a collection of works by French and Canadian
composers. And on Monday Night Playhouse, the Bank of
Montreal Stratford Festival Series continues. Tonight's
presentation is "Intimate Admiration," starring John Neville
and Lucy Peacock. It's the extraordinary true love story of
Russian playwright Anton Chekhov and his wife, actress Olga
Knipper. In this scene, Olga has asked Chekhov about a
performance of one of his plays, with another actress in the
lead role. All that and more on The Arts Tonight, starting
at 6:30 (7:00 NT) on CBC Stereo.
--TELEVISION--
7. MOLSON HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA:
The Florida Panthers are at home to the Colorado Avalanche
tonight in Game Four of their Stanley Cup final series.
Catch all the action starting at 8:00 (EASTERN) on CBC
Television.
--NEWSWORLD--
8. FACE OFF:
Tonight on Face Off...the Reform Party has spent the past
few days debating and planning in Vancouver. It was a
chance for the vaunted grassroots of the party to let
leader Preston Manning know what they thought of his
handling of recent high-profile internal squabbles. Was
this a positive experience for Reform or has it merely
widened the rifts? Reform MP Monte Solberg and political
scientist Reg Whitaker debate the issue with hosts Claire
Hoy and Judy Rebick tonight on Face Off, at 8:30 (EASTERN)
on CBC Newsworld.
9. PAMELA WALLIN LIVE:
Tonight on Pamela Wallin Live...Wendy Kaminer's acerbic wit
takes on everything from bimbo feminism to self-help books
to the indiscretions of Woody Allen. "True Love Waits" is
her latest collection of essays, and she is Pamela's guest
tonight. Also...the Senate...Canada's "chamber of sober
second thought" is pushing the idea of legalising marijuana
and hashish. Senators Pierre-Claude Nolin and Duncan
Jessiman join Pam to discuss the idea. That's on Pamela
Wallin Live, tonight at 9:00 (EASTERN) on CBC Newsworld.