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[cbc-hotsheets] HOTSHEET Friday May 2

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HOT SHEET FOR FRIDAY MAY 2, 1997

***MORNINGSIDE RED RIVER RALLY DONATION INFO STILL HOLDS GOOD OVER THE
WEEKEND

If you'd like to donate money, here are the numbers to call: In most of the
country it's toll-free 1-888-285-3051. If you're in the 416 area code, call
205-7050. You can donate by Visa, Mastercard or American Express. Or you
can donate by cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Red River Rally.
All mailed-in donations should be sent to the Red River Rally, CBC Radio
P.O. Box 500, Station A, Toronto, Ontario, M5W 1E6. A system has been put
in place to receive donations and issue tax receipts for donations of $10
and up. And don't miss Morningside with the Red River Rally for four hours
on Friday only, between 9:06 and 1:00 (9:36 to 1:30 NT) on CBC Radio.

***SPECIAL FLOOD NOTE FOR MANITOBA PRODUCERS, HOSTS AND LISTENERS:

For listeners in Manitoba, CBC Radio 990 is on all day every day from sign
on (5:30am weekdays, 6am weekends) to 10 pm with the latest, most in-depth
coverage of the Flood. They'll also have local hourly updates during
network programs plus live coverage of breaking news.

RADIO

1. MORNINGSIDE:

Today on Morningside, Peter Gzowski will host the Red River Rally, to raise
money for people affected by the flood in Manitoba. The noon shows are
handing over the first hour of their programs so that Morningside will go
for four hours with performers across the country. Performers include
Loreena McKennitt, Murray McLauchlan, Tom Cochrane, Ben Heppner, Michael
Burgess, Hart Rouge, Tracy Dahl, Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers,
Farmer's Daughter, John McDermott, Cindy Church, Moxy Fruxous and many
more. Also dramatic readings from Graham Greene, Sara Botsford, Roch
Carrier, Linda Griffiths, Anita Rau Badami and others. If you like to
donate money, here are the numbers to call: In most of the country it's
toll-free 1-888-285-3051. If you're in the 416 area code, call 205-7050.
That's Morningside with the Red River Rally for four hours on Friday only,
between 9:06 and 1:00 (9:36 to 1:30 NT) on CBC Radio.

2. GABEREAU:

This afternoon on Gabereau...Nancy Paris-Seeley. She's a bio-medical
engineer. And among the things she's been working on are improved
artificial hip and knee joints to replace the current ones, which are
particularly prone to infection. She's also working on a newer, better
version of the diagnostic tool known as the MRI. Nancy Paris-Seeley is
Vicki's guest this afternoon on Gabereau at 2:06 (2:36 NT) on CBC Radio.

3. AS IT HAPPENS:

Tonight on As It Happens... You think you know how to get a barbecue going
just right...? Bet you haven't tried the George Goble method. His briquets
are ready in less than five seconds, because he lights them with rocket
fuel. You can see the fireball all over the neighbourhood, and not many
people want the first hamburger off the grill. 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...more on "The Public Good." Would it be better in the
long run, for Canada to declare national bankruptcy? It is impossible to
miss the impact of efforts to reduce the national debt. Is bankruptcy the
answer? Recently Toronto's Bar Italia, hosted a debate on that idea, with
TVO Imprint's H.S. Bhabra and Vision TV's Irshad Manji on one side. On the
other side were Anthony Keller, editorial board member of the Globe and
Mail, and columnist Andrew Coyne. Hear that debate tonight on Ideas at 9:05
(9:35 NT) on CBC Radio.

5. BETWEEN THE COVERS:

Tonight on Between the Covers, more from "The Many Lives and Secret Sorrows
of Josephine B." Before she meets Napoleon Bonaparte, Josephine is known as
Rose. Married to a minor French Aristocrat, she is deeply unhappy. Finally,
she divorces him for adultery and wins at least temporary custody of their
children. But hers may be a Pyrrhic victory, because she may be plunged
into poverty. Don't miss tonight's reading from "The Many Lives and Secret
Sorrows of Josephine B" tonight on Between the Covers, right after the 10
o'clock news (10:30 NT) on CBC Radio.

STEREO

6. RADIO CONCERT HALL:

This morning, Radio Concert Hall presents a concert by the Edmonton
Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Grzegorz Nowak, with guest pianist
Janusz Olejniczak. They'll play works by Moniuszko, Chopin and Lutoslawski.
Also: Lutenist Paul O'dette in concert from Toronto. That's Radio Concert
Hall, with host Peter Tiefenbach, at 9:05 (9:35 NT) on CBC Stereo.

7. CHAMBER MUSIC AT NOON:

Today Chamber Music at Noon presents the CBC Vancouver Orchestra under
conductor Jacques Lacombe. Under the title "The Inspiration of Moliere,"
they'll play Healey Willan's Overture to Unwritten Comedy, Faure's Pelleas
et Melisande, Strauss' Suite from Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Join host Alexa
Petrenko for Chamber Music at Noon (half an hour later in Newfoundland) on
CBC Stereo.

8. ENCORE!:

This evening Encore! presents the National Arts Centre Orchestra in concert
with Quartetto Gelato. So grasp that rose firmly between your teeth and
prepare to tango the night away. That's this evening on Encore! with host
Katherine Duncan, beginning at 7:00 (7:30 NT) on CBC Stereo.

TELEVISION

9. MOLSON HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA:

Tonight on Molson Hockey Night in Canada, the Edmonton Oilers are in Denver
to take on the Colorado Avalanche in Game One of their Western Conference
Semifinal series. Game time is 8:30 p.m. (ET) and you can catch all the
action live on CBC Television.

NEWSWORLD

10. FACE OFF:

Tonight on Face Off...Canadians may be caught up in their own election
fever, but there was a vote worth watching yesterday in the United Kingdom.
British Prime Minister John Major went to the polls yesterday trailing
badly and dogged by popular Labour leader Tony Blair. The issues in that
vote are similar to the ones Canadians are facing - taxes, the economy,
privatization, devolution of power. What does last night's result in
Britain mean - for Britons, and for the rest of the world? Toronto Star
columnist Richard Gwyn and York University political science prof Leo
Panitch debate the results on Face Off, with hosts Judy Rebick and Claire
Hoy, tonight at 8:30 and 12:30 (EASTERN) on CBC Newsworld.

11. PAMELA WALLIN LIVE:

Tonight on Pamela Wallin Live...singer Jon Secada. The two-time
Grammy-winner started out as a backup singer for Gloria Estefan. He then
teamed up with the likes of Luciano Pavarotti and Frank Sinatra. But it's
as a solo act that Secada has sold more than 16 million albums. An
exploration of music and life with one of the great voices in pop music.
Also...astronaut Dave Williams. Williams will be the sixth Canadian to head
into space when he boards the space shuttle Columbia next March. The
scuba-diving doctor jokes that he'll be "part guinea pig, part scientist"
during the special Neurolab mission. That's on Pamela Wallin Live, tonight
at 9:00 (EASTERN) on CBC Newsworld. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If
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