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Tous les profits seront versés i nos athlètes. Règlement disponible i la SRC. Aucun achat requis. 18 ans et plus. ■ftutiuiti,. *£3* rfps* Lait I IMit 2* kummgJnrn* {ff Wawi/'<v/^« ■Üftontù, fptontu, JjUt/UUlj, VR Al Ml MT i/r f/rtrry/t ^WMW i/f At l ût* {At Unit A ■hi/* ! ir/rtt'/u LE SOLEIL Au BEAUX DIMANCHES, / / à 20h30, Radio-Canada met à l'affiche le très beau film à$Mmm « Soho », magistralement interprétée par Pascal Montpetit dans le rôle-titre. Ce film met également en vedette: Dominic Darceuil, Rita Lafontaine, TELE Luc Senay, Francine Rue! et Stations VCR Câble Alexandrine Latendresse. plus* O CJBR (R.-C.) 02(21) 02 Rimouski CD CFAP (TQS) 02(35) 13 Québec WCAX 03 27 CE (CBS) Persuadé que « la musique peut Burlington métamorphoser la société par la pure O CFCM (TVA) 04(10) 07 Québec démonstration de son harmonie », l’optimiste O CKMI (Ind.) 05(06) 03 et pacifiste convaincu Yehudi Menuhin vient Québec de publier « La légende du violon », véritable CE WPT2 (NBC) 83 16 ode à son instrument et livre-témoin de ses Plattsburgh rencontres musicales. m CHAU (TVA) 05(10) 02 À cette occasion, Bernard Pivot en fait son Carleton (B TV5 (TV CINQ) 46 15 invité d’honneur à BOUILLON DE CULTURE, Montréal dimanche à 20h30 à TV5. O CBGAT (R.-C.) 25(21) 07 Matane CE CJPM (TVA) » (10) 06 Chicoutimi O CHLT (TVA) 07(10) 04 Sherbrooke ----- Notre page couverture — (2D CKRT (R.-C.) 07(21) 03 Rivière-du-Loup Julie fait la cour aux cours CE CIW (R.-Q.) 08(17) 02 Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Cet été, la télévision française de Ra­ (E CKSH (R.-C.) 09(21) 13 Sherbrooke dio-Canada ramène son populaire magazine m CIMT (TVA) 09(10) 04 culturel L'enfer c’est nous autres, qu'anime Rivière-du-Loup ce boute-en-train de Julie Snyder. o CIVG (R.-Q.) 09(17) 02 Des 13 émissions qui seront diffusées Sept-lles du lundi au jeudi à 19h, à compter du 3 juin, CD CBVT (R.-C.) 11(21) 06 Québec neuf seront enregistrées dans la cour de fi­ m CFER (TVA) 11(10) 13 dèles téléspectateurs de la région de Mon­ Rimouski tréal. On répète donc l'expérience qui avait €B CFCF (CTV) 12(32) 12 été couronnée de succès l'année dernière. Montréal Pour sa toute première émission, Julie as CIVF (R.-Q.) 12(17) 12 Baie-Trinité nous promet une performance inédite de Gi­ (S) CKRS (R.-C.) 21 03 nette Reno et une entrevue avec Céline Dion. Jonquière Plus sautée que jamais, la populaire Tous les soirs à minuit, œ CKTM (R.-C.) 13(21) 26 animatrice entend nous en faire voir de tou­ c'est le FESTIVAL Trois-Rivières tes les couleurs en compagnie de ses invités. CBST (R.-C.) 13(21) 06 JEAN-PAUL BELMONDO o C'est François Camirand qui fera la Sept-lles présenté par le Canal D. 15(17) 08 conception de ce spectacle de variétés de 30 3D CIVQ (R--Q-) Samedi, c’est « Le Solitaire »; Québec minutes. Johanne Bouchard en sera la réali­ dimanche, « Les copains CB CIVK (R.-Q.) 15(17) 08 satrice-coordonnatrice. Une fois la semaine, du dimanche »; Carleton Julie accueillera l’humoriste Yves P. Pelletier CIVB 22(17) 08 lundi, « Joyeuses Pâques »; © (R.-Q.) qui proposera une chronique bien particuliè­ Rimouski mardi, « Un singe en hiver »; re. dD WVNY (ABC) 22 22 mercredi, « L'animal »; À noter que l'émission n'est pas pré­ Burlington jeudi, « Le guignolo », 3D CIVK-1 (R.-Q.) 15(17) 08 sentée en direct. L'enregistrement se fait tou- et vendredi, c'est Gascons jorus entre 13h et 17h, sous les chauds CIVK-3 (R.-Q.) 15(17) 08 « La chasse à l'homme ». CB rayons du soleil d'été. Gaspé m CIVK-2 (R.-Q.) 15(17) 08 Percé HZ) WCFE (PBS) 57 14 Appréciation des films Si vous avez des plaintes à formuler au sujet de votre ser­ Plattsburgh Les chiffres placés immédiatement â côté du film réfèrent à la vice de télévision par câble, veuillez vous adresser au TVCQ-Québec-Lévis 09 valeur artistique (1 ) chef-d'œuvre, (2) remarquable, (3) très bon. Conseil des normes de télévision par câble Météomédia 17 (4) bon, (5) moyen, (6) médiocre. {7) minable 220, av. Laurier Ouest (bureau 560) Vidéoway (TVI) 18 COPYRIGHT - Office des Communications sociales Ottawa (Ontario) K1P 5Z9 - Tél 1-800-426-4170 ROI 19 MusiquePlus 55 20 GE) Émissions noir et blanc TVEQ 23 Aux Pour enregistrer une émission, O Émissions codéos pour sourds ou composez le code apparaissant Télé • Mag (région 03) 24 abonnés Réseau des sports 53 25 malentendants dans l'horaire immédiatement après CBC Newsworld 29 de l'identification de chaque program­ Canal Famille 56 30 Rédaction 686-3394 me. Laissez le VCR Plus + sur le Canal D 31 Publicité générale 686-3270 VCR Plus + magnétoscope, s'il n'est pas inté­ Super Écran 64 32 Publicité de détail 686-3435 gré. et votre émission sera enregis­ CNN 35 Télé-Magazine est édité au numéro 925 chemin Saint-Louis. trée automatiquement. TSN 43 48 Québec G1S 1C1, per LE SOLEIL dhiision Groupe Unimédia inc. The Movie Network 62 49 "Courrier de la deuxième classe, enregistrement no 1206- 1991 GEMSTAR Development Corp. 3 LUNDI 27 MAI MERCREDI 2D MAI 17h00 CD O CD CE) O 32 CB 17h00 CD O CD 3) 0132) CB MAf WATATATOW 43602 WATATATOW 62356 M. Allaire (Jean Raymond Châles), propriétaire du res Christian (Alain-René Thibodeau) se rend chez les Cou- to ou travaille Manon (Marie-Josée Poirier), voudrait illard, croyant y trouver Séverine (Emmanuelle Na­ que celle-ci devienne sa maîtresse. Il tente par tous les deau). Il y trouve plutôt Stéphanie (Karine Pelletier) en SEMAINE DU 25 MAI moyens d'obtenir ce qu'il veut. P larmes. Il la console et lui demande son opinion sur le 21 texte qu'il a écrit pour son audition à l'École de l'humour. hOO 3) a (32) (3® CB 68 32' © (4® P samedi 25 mai PIGNON SUR RUE 94756 C'est l'heure des bilans et les ieunes se confient. 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