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Pierre Nadeau Semaine du 12 au 19 août 1989 PIERRE NADEAU Les p'tits matins de mraMfffs RO0 AN0 REEL STREAMSIDE 21h30 • LEARN TO NAVIGATE (Se Je ») Anim.: Rob MacLeod. Cours de io* da­ samedi 12H30 W THIS WEEK ON O.I.R.T. tion pour particuliers. a»e tant sur la voile que sur gj MOTORWEEK les .MV! < a moteurs, tourne dons les meilleures 1 ihOO 8 O * ID 09 JEUX D'ETE OU QUEBEC regions nautiques de l'Ontario. CP En pro,énonce deSoint- Jean-sur-Richelieu- Com­ 13h00 / OFFSHORE POWERBOAT SERIES 23h00 O O » CD LES JEUX OU CANADA petitions. Arum Andre Chouinord. Comm.: Pierre En provenance de la Nouvelle-Orieons. Houde et Louis HOT av. En provenance deSoskatoon. Competitions. 11H30 • BOB IZUMI'S REAL FISHING SHOW O »ï BLUE JAYS BANTER »3 r THE OTHER SIOE OF VICTORY S) LEARN TO NAVIGATE fire de 6). 14h00 O O » CD 00 JEUX D'ETE OU QUEBEC En provenance oeSoint-jeon-sur-Richelieu. Cere­ mercredi 12h00 O > J BOB IZUMI'S REAL FISHING SHOW monies de cloture. Anim : Andre Chouinord. NEW BRUNS.'.ICK SAAALLIES N.WT GRAY­ Comm.: Pierre Houde et Louis Hardy. 9h00 09 GOOD MORNING WORKOUT LING. CD O O (D lïïr Œ CBC PGA GOLF CD WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION CHAMPIONSHIP 9h20 Q) THE BOOY WORKS SUPERSTARS « Dernière ronde du US PGA Golf Championship en I9h00 O O » OD 09 09 LE BASEBALL provenance de Hawthorne Woods en minois. EN LABATT OES EXPOS 12h30 5 THIS WEEK ON DIRT DIRECT O Au Stade Olympique de Montreal, les Giants de O i J CTV SUMMER SPORT SERIES is LES HEROS DU SAME0I San Francisco visitent les Expos. EN DIRECT L actualité sportive cher les jeunes. Accent mis 4 Q Q CANADA GAMES '89 REPORT 13h00 '4 : Q O SPORTSWEEKEND sur les sports non-violents et l'esprit d'équipe. E*n provenance de Saskatoon, reportages des com­ Reportage*: Toshiba internattonoi Classic, compe­ petitions de la tournée: tir a l'arc, basketball (fem­ tition équestre en provenance de Cheltenham en 14h30 a i*3l BLUE JAYS BASEBALL mes), plongeon, aviron, voile, balle-molle (hom­ • Les Royals de Kansas City reçoivent les Blue Javs mes), tennis, volleyball. Ontario; competition Formule Indv Car World Se­ de Toronto. EN DIRECT ries en provenance de Brooklyn ou Michigan; The 19h30 a I3i BLUE JAYS BASEBALL Lancaster Report avec Ron Lancaster 15h00 CD CD i* r 1989 NFL PRESEASON # Les Red So« de Boston reçoivent les Blue Javs de CD CE WWF SUPERSTARS FOOTBALL Toronto. EN DIRECT TJr PUTT PUTT SKINS • Les Chargers de Son Diego reçoivent les Cowboys de Dallas. EN OIRECT 23h00 p Q i B QO 09 LES JEUX OU CANADA 13h30 O (08 CTV SUMMER SERIES TENNIS En provenance deSoskatoon. Compétitions. 14H0O 4i O O ' * 'it Œ PGA GOLF 15h30 9 03 EXPLORATION PÈCHE CHAMPIONSHIP 23h45 OOOtCDODLA LUTTE WWF lôhOO OO > CD CD AUTOSPORT MOLSON Analystes. Guy Haurov et Edouard Carpentler. 0 Troisième ronde du US PGA Golf Championship en LE GRAND NATIONAL MOLSON Course d'accé­ provenance de Hawthorne Woods en Illinois EN lération en provenance de Sonoir. Anim.: Pierre DIRECT Houde. CD THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL O Q Ot CD 2D SPORT MAG jeudi 14h30 CD THIS WEEK ON D.I.R.T. Anim.: Jean-Paul chartrond Ir. Avec Louis Ber­ O © RED FISHER'S OUTDOOR trand, Jocques MOT eau et Tom Lopointe. 9h00 09 GOOD MORNING WORKOUT Cs i ioîr NBC SP0RTSW0RLD ADVENTURE 13h00 Q) SIT AND BE FIT 14hS5 Q Q 4 CD (F) LE MONDE OU VELO 16h30 03 30} • S3 COUP OE SOLEIL LE DIRECTEUR TTEQUIPE. Presentation de tous Reprise de samedi, ?2h30. 14h30 œ HOMESTRETCH les aspects du cyclisme: historique du velo, con­ 19h30 is SENTIERS seils pratiques, qrandes competittonv Anim.: Steve 1Sh30 3D LEARN TO NAVIGATE Bauer. 21h15 iVTHALASSA Reprise du lundi precedent, lOhjo Q 15h00 O O » CD 03 JEUX D'ETE DU QUEBEC 23H30 io r GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS 19h30 141 CANADA GAMES '89 REPORT En provenance deSoinf-Jean-sur-Richelleu. Com­ MACHINE En provenance de Saskatoon, reportages des com­ petitions. Anim.: Andre Chouinord. Comm.: Pierre petitions de ta journée: hr a l'arc, basketball (fem­ Houde et Louis Hardv. 01h30 s; GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS mes), plongeon, aviron, voile, balle-molle (hom­ MACHINE mes), tennis, piste et pelouse, volleyball (hommes). GD Cffr NBC MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL O P CFL FOOTBALL O Les Angels de la Californie rencontrent les Athle­ « Les Rough Riders d'Ottawa reçoivent les Eskimos tics d'Ooklond. EN DIRECT d'Edmonfon. CD COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW lundi 23h00 Q O ' CD CE) LE MONDE DU VELO O O MAPLE LEAF WRESTLING Reprise de samedi, I4h55. 16h00 GD CD Mr CBS SPORTS SATURDAY 5h30 i s ) MORNING STRETCH O CD O WIOE WORLD OF SPORTS 23h05 p O CB 00 09 LES JEUX OU CANADA Reportages: Formule 2000 Export A. Inc. en prove­ 6h00 a (13) FITNESS FOR LIFE En provenance deSoskatoon. Competitions. nance du Mont Tremblant; Molson 120, en prove­ 9h00 09 G000 MORNING WORKOUT 00h30 p O CANADA GAMES '89 REPORT nance de Saint-Feliclen; Tour du Canada, en pro­ En provenance de Saskatoon, reportages des com­ Anim.: Pom Collver. venance du sud de l'Ontario. petitions de lo journée: tir a l'arc, basketball (fem­ 9h20 © THE BODY WORKS mes), plongeon, aviron, voile, balle-molle (hom­ 16h30 CD 3d fl0 Œ) AU BOUT OE LA LIGNE mes), tennis, piste et pelouse, volleyball (hommes). TRUITE BRUNE EN MIGRATION (Bowmanville 10h30 ©LEARN TO NAVIGATE Creek, Ontario). Anim.: Gilles Peloquin et Ray­ mond Corignan. 14h30 © HOMESTRETCH Exercices d'etirement musculaire. 18h30 CD EXPOS SUMMER '89 19h00 (?) O O CANADA GAMES '89 REPORT vendredi 19h30 O O O (f i CD CD OD 131 LE BASEBALL En provenance de Saskatoon, reportages des com­ LABATT DES EXPOS petitions de la journée: basketball (femmes), avi­ 9h00 09 GOOD MORNING WORKOUT 0 Au Stade Olympique de Montreal, les Pirates de ron, balle-molle (hommes), tennis, piste et pelouse, Pittsburgh visitent les Expos. Anim.: Camille Dube. volleyball (hommes). 9h20 CO THE BODY WORKS Comm.: Raymond Lebrun. Analyste: Claude Ray­ 20h00 CD m O NFL PRESEASON GAME 14h30 CE) HOMESTRETCH mond. EN DIRECT % Les Bears de Chicago rencontrent les Dolphins a Miami. EN DIRECT IShOO Q3 LEARN TO NAVIGATE 22h30 CD Ja ÉS CD COUP OE SOLEIL Reprise du lundi precedent, lOhjo. Anim.: Marie<hantal Labelle. 23h00 O O il CD © LES JEUX DU CANADA En provenance de Saskatoon. Competitions. 16h30 O O > CD CE) EXPLORATION. SPORTS 01H30 © LA LUTTE À QUATRE SAISONS Comm.: Marie-Jose Turcotte, Claude Quenneville, ET LOISIRS La lutte de la National Wrestling Alliance avec, en­ Camille Dube, Gerard Potvin, Rene Pothier et LA POLYNESIE FRANÇAISE. Série sur les sports tre autres. Rie Flair, The Animal et The Hawk, Christian Doucet. et divertissements que pratiquent divers peuples. Rood Warriors, Ronnv e^ Jimmy, les frères Gorvin, the Dusty Rhodes, Barrv Whindham. (R) 19h00 (?) O O CANADA GAMES '89 REPORT En provenance de Saskatoon, reportages des com­ 03h00 (Dr WWF SUPERSTARS petitions de la journée: tir a l'arc, basketball (fem­ mardi mes), plongeon, aviron, voile, balle-molle (hom­ 9h00 09 GOOD MORNING WORKOUT mes), tennis, piste et pelouse, volleyball (hommes). 10h00 Q) SOAP BOX DERBY 23M0 p O (S 00 09 LES JEUX OU CANADA shoo a as FITNESS FOR LIFE Course de boites o savon. Reportaqe sur le 52e AH En provenance deSoskatoon. Competitions. American Soap Box Derbv tenu en Ohio. 01h00 C® INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IOMO a a at BONNE PÈCHE I2h00 QO ONTARIO'S BEST WRESTLING 11h00 QQOl SUPER ETOILES DE LA LUTTE Suiets: l'achat d'espadrilles de course; profil de Bobbie Rosenfeld, athlete qui a établi trois records 11h30 (TJr FUNTIME YOUTH BOWLING en piste et pelouse en 1928; la gymnastique; la Q) ROD AND REEL STREAMSIDE planche a voile; les blessures de cyclistes. BASS ON THE ST. REGIS. 14h00 69 WIND SURFING samedi 12h00 B O CD CD • LES JEUX DU CANADA 11hOO Q Q OD 00 09 LES HEROS OU SAMEDI En provenance de Saskatoon. Ceremonies d'ou­ 14h30 SB HOMESTRETCH VOLLEYBALL. Deux rencontres disputées dans le verture. Comm.: Marie-José Turcotte, Claude 15h00 S) FISH ON! g cadre des Jeux du Québec d Matane. Richelieu / Quenneville, Camille Dube, Gerard Potvln, Rene Yamoska contre la Maurlcle; la Côte Nord contre Pothler et Christian Doucet. 19h00 ® O O CANADA GAMES '89 REPORT l'Estrle. Avec Marie-José Turcotte et Claude Pelle­ CD THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL En provenance de Saskatoon, reportages des com­ tier. (Ih) SOOCBC SPORTSWEEKEEND petitions de la lournée: tir d l'arc, basketball (fem­ mes), aviron, balle-molle (hommes), tennis, piste et Un30 09 BOB IZUMI'S REAL FISHING SHOW 0 En provenance de Saskatoon, cérémonies d'ouver­ pelouse, volleyball (hommes). Œ> LEARN TO NAVIGATE ture des Jeux du Canada. 2 Du 12 au 19 août 1989 Télé-Spéciaux p. 4 Bertolino passe de RC à TM, "là où ça se année en information" p. S Les horaires de la semaine p. 6 à 35 Mots croisés p. 35 Météomédia Non disponible dans l'horaire, mais accessible aux canaux 26 (CF Câble). 14 (Hull). 17 (Videotron) Les renseignements publies o sont conformes aux Ustes les plus récentes Claude ier-la-loco tourmes par les stations de television Ce supplement est produit dans les ateliers de LA PRESSE et imprime par T R Offset partir du mois de Nous retrouverons toute­ A septembre. 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