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j HIGH TEMPERATURE BRINGS ODOR OUT tempers hot over sewage ByHUDYIANGMANN7 AIDERGROVE - Rising temperatures are once again making life miserable for residents in the southeast end of town. Hot weather, especially on a breezy afternoon or evening, is bringing with it wafting odors of a distinctly unpleasant nature, as the smells invade the homes in the general vicinity of the Aldergrove sewage treatment plant. The residents of the adjacent housing subdivisions "deserve- better than Unit", says Aid. Muriel Arnason, who visited a home in the Springfield village Monday night. Amason, the township's health and welfare chairwoman, says she went there at about 8 o'clock in the evening, since nighttime notoriously is the Worst time to experience 'the "When I got out of the house," she said later, "I had to getaway." • Neighbors' of the' treatment plant feel the same way about it; only they can't escape. So they have bonded together and are planning a march on municipal nail, demanding action. So far they have met with Amason arid with Maypr Bill Blair. "We can't ignore this problem forever," says Amason. "The plant has obviously exceeded its capacity, and we have to come Up with a solution - perhaps a temporary solution, but a solution of one kind or another." Smelly situation began a few years 'ago and got worse* last summer, but the problem was then solved temporarily when a ban on the dumping of septic tank effluent was initiated at the plant.; Now the problem has returned with a vengeance. H the warm . weather continues throughout September and .perhaps October, the residents can look forward to no immediate relief. Amason. says she has met with municipal engineer Doug Kenyon, who in turn lias asked consulting engineers Willis, Cunliffe and Tait to have a look - or a whiff - at the problem. Engineers were at the plant -yesterday, and are now working on a resolve. v "Perhaps a long term solution, but certainly also a short term one," says Arnason, ' The council woman says she has also met with local business people, and that they are not too happy with the situation either. f'lhejr feel it adds to the general downgrading of the town," she says, "and I have to agree with them on that." WM Deligfitfuigardens Elinor Hallgieen Jlelt] and Anna Chree enjoy the horticulture displays by various B.C. gardening clubs at the 1982 PNE. This Iree exhibit Is located near ths prize home. Teachers' choice is no choice; Bennett LANGLEY - President Don Bennett of the Langley Teachers Assodation has labelled as "unlikely in the extreme" chances that, teachers will choose from amongst alternatives presented to them in the 'present education financing crisis. "Traditionally, we have been a highlv. responsible'grpup in so- tion of our profession and the vital services we deliver is asking toomuch." '.'*■' Saying that teachers are not a high-income group, Bennett pointed out that teachers, whose 1983 salaries will be subject to the income stabilization act like everyone else's, cannot afford to* choose to be paid less in September than they were in June Dy agreeing to reopen their contracts. , Nor, he contended, can teachers choose to see colleagues laid off. "You don't temporarily lay a teacher off," he argued, "you end his career. Our contracts contain no seniority or lay-off clauses, and we are paid according to our experience. The more experienced we are, the less likely we are to be reemployed." Referring to suggestions, that changes in class size and other era supported by parent/groups had fought to achieve these gains over many years. "Improvements in special programs, school libraries, class sizes and in many other areas are benefits to the children of the community. We fought for them, but they don't belong to us. I don't believe we have the right to bargain them away." Bennett said district teachers will consider their position at a general meeting shortly after the beginning of, the new school year. Vol. 25 No. 34 Ifednesday, August 25, 1982 18 pages/20 pages insert non carborundum per copy CUTBACKS COME TOO LATE. "Fiscal mismanagement" irks board MURRAYVTUE - School boar*d chairman John Ca WmWW^m. . ucation ministerBill VanderZalm in which he severely takes the' provincial government to task for forcing a $l-million cutback on Langley school districts's 1982 budget. ?. "We wish to protest what appears to be' gross fiscal mis- : management by the provincial b»,*" •Campb(BB!«tates>{i ■*.*■ He Says they should' have been able to read the writing on the wall well in advance of Rentier Bill Bennett's announced deficit of $1,3-billion. ' Provincial government should then have informed local school boards in time that they could negotiate with teachers and other employees "with full knowledge of the disastrous state of the public puite.W-GaHt^ttell says,.. Seniors' mobile home park may locate on reserve land Parking limited at PNE VANCOUVER - Visitors at the 1982 P.N.E. are advised to take public transit or park only in designated parking areas due to the resident parking permit regulations now in effect. From August 21 to September 6, between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m., parking on streets and lanes surrounding Exhibition Park is restricted to residents with a valid parking permit only. Vehicles without permits are subject to a $25 fine. Agriculture a big hit at PNE VANCOUVER - The 1982 ftdfic National Exhibition agriculture show, largest of its kind in Canada, opened Saturday in Van- . couver. By the close of the show, Labor Day, September 6, over 5,000 animals, entered by -over 2,200 exhibitors will have mooed, neighed and clucked their way through:show rings, barns and auction sales, in search of over $250,000 in prize money. A highlight of the fair every year is the P.N.E horse show, offering North American owners breeders and riders the opportunity to compete for trophies and awards totalling $66,000. This year about 760 norses are entered in 18 divisions. The horse show started I pre-fair on August 16 in order to fit in the great number of classes and competitors, and runs through most evenings of the fair. Starting tomorrow, August 26, a record number of 1,100 4-H members take over the agriculture show for their largest annual gathering. Following the success of last year's 4-H show, all events are packed into six days to Tuesday, August 31, except international judging on Friday, September 3. AIDERGROVE - An agreement has been reached between the local Legion branch and an Aldergrove family for the service club to lease a portion pf the 60-acre Matsqui Indian reserve near Jackman Road and the international boundary. Agreement now only needs the approval of the federal Indian affairs department. Legion wants to transform the land into a mobile home, park,for senior citizens and'has obtained a 40-year lease option on 40 acres of the reserve land. Legion spokesman Fred Zaharia expects Indian affairs minister John Munro to ratify the agreement within a month. Senior citizens co-op housing society has tried for two years to obtain land owned by the muni- cipalty and by the provincial government for the park development. - The group has been unsuccessful, running into snags with the various government departments and the provincial agricultural land commission. Indian reserve land, being a federal responsibility, is not subject to land commission regulations. Development of 250 mobile home pads and other facilities will cost the society about $2-million. Landscaped mini parks will be part of the development located across the road from the Aldergrove Lake regional park, says Zaharia. SM^iu. :.-■' ■*■"*■ *t,-;#> Canadians spend less of income on food than ever before As guests of ths Fred Rlpperi family, ths Japanese exchange students were treated to a tour of their mink faim, a chance to do a little horseback riding and altemoon swim In ths pool. an DON MILLS, Ont. -. Canadians have reduced the proportion of their disposable income spent on food, both at home and away from home ■* from 17.2 percent in 1980 to 16.8 percent in 1981. These and other details on the economics of Canadian food consumption . are contained in the new pamphlet from the Grocery Products' Manufacturers of Canada, "Food prices and profits - A better deal for Canadians in 1982." - GFMC cites Statistics Canada figures indicating that "Canadians spend less of their income on food than ever before." The pamphlet shows that Canadians have continued, to spend less of their disposable income on food over the past decade: In 1971 Canadians spent 18 percent of their disposable income on food, both at home and away from home. "In the U.S., in comparison." says .GPMC, "the share of the average American family's budget tor food rose from 16.2 percent in 1980 to 16.3 percent in 1981.*' While there is good news on the grocery front, GPMC acknowledges that other factors are continuing to place a greater inflationary burden on Canadians. "Canadians pay more in taxes than we spend on food, shelter and clothing combined," notes the pamphlet. "This startling fact has been revealed in a study showing that the average Canadian family in 1980 spent $10,306 on direct and indirect taxes. By comparison, the average family spent $4,239 on shelter and $4,631 on food." "Pood prices and profits" points out that, according to Statistics Canada, federal and provincial income taxes went up 281.3 percent between 1971 and 1981, while government expenditures increased 260.4 percent in the same period. Statistics fpr the same decade show that before- tax profits from the food and beverage industry went'up 181.4 percent. Farm prices rose 188.8 percent in the same period. The industry's profits have continued their downward slide that began in 1978, because "food and soft drink processors have been paying more for raw materials, labor and other costs," according to GPMC. "And though prices have gone up as a result, they haven't gone up enough to keep profits ast their 1978 levels. Profits in the food industry, as a percentage of sales, have declined steadily since then. In 1978, the industry made an after-tax profit of 2.51 cents per dollar of sales, a figure that had dropped to 2.40 cents in 1980 and 2.22 cents in 1981. GPMC also cites the World Pood Basket Survey of the U.S. department of agriculture that, as of September 1, 1981, again showed that Ottawa-has cheaper food than most other major capitals in the western world: tne price of a basket of food in Washington, D.C. was $54.72. higher than Ottawa's price of $60.16. But Ottawa's price was significantly lower than London, where the basket cost $66.73, Mexico City, where the price was $75.00 or Tokyo, where the price was $135.70. All figures are in U.S. dollars. The GPMC notes that one reason for higher food prices in Canada is the depreciation of the Canadian dollar, raising the cost of imported food. In conclusion, the GFMC notes that "as of May, 1982, food prices were running 8.9 percent above that of a year ago...In comparison, the overall CPI for all items stood at 11.8 percent higher than a year earlier. Meanwhile, the component of the CPI covering food purchased from stores has' been cut from 16.9 percent to 15.6 percent, reflecting the fact that Canadians are spending a smaller proportion of their budgets on food." ! ! THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25,1982 GanadIan Ghamber■ panel selects B.C. company for national wayvard Writing, reading, speaking are all important RICHMOND - Twenty teenage entrepreneurs have an encouraging message for Canadians, budding tycoons and business in general. Despite the downturn in our economy, they believe there are still numerous opportunities available to prosper in our free enterprises system - for those who are willing to seek the challenge. And the Richco clock manufacturers, members, of Junior Achievement ofBritish Columbia, are an excellent case in point. Their company produced and sold 287 ceramic clocks at $25 each, over a seven-month period, and returned to their'shareholders a profit of $6.90 on a $1 investment. Their counselling firm was CPAir. The company's reward for excellent management and teamwork in production and sales has resulted in the selection of Richco as the 1982 Junior Achievement company of the year, from among 400 companies across Canada. Richco was formed last October, under the guidance of an adviser team. The students formed a board of directors, appointed officers, selected their company name, set out to capitalize the company by selling 144 one dollar shares, and dedded to manufacture a ceramic tile clock. The company's break-even point established by the achievers at 74 units, was attained by mid-December. A successful sales blitz required extra production time and over 100 clocks were manufactured during the Christmas break to meet the order demands. Total production for the year was 287 clocks. * hi February, the enterprising achievers decided to embark on a new venture 'by bringing in a shipment of 106V4 dozen fresh, long-stemmed carnations from South America, which they packaged and sold with a Happy Valentine's Day message. When Richco was dissolved in April, the company had achieved the highest sales for a JA company in B.C. at $7,611.54: $6,626.05 for the clocks and. $985.49 for the flower sales. *■*? Company president, Johnson Cheng, 17, attributes Richco's success to the teamwork, dedication and co-operation of company members. Initially, he indicated, all officers held different concepts on how the company should be run. He said many members appeared to be more interested in selling the produce, tended to avoid details such as proper bookkeeping and balked- at holding board meetings to discuss basic management of their operation. The grade/12 honors student said these personnel problems were resolved in the early stages of the company operation through personal discussion and motivation of officers and company members who were shown that basic management and attention to detail were essential if the* company wanted to succeed. Johnson, who came to Canada from; Hong Kong when he was eight years old, also, pointed out that consumer demand for the clocks could be attributed to the fact that customers were impressed with the high quality of Richco's products. The B.C. secondary student says he is not concerned about his future, despite the gloom and doom perpetually reported in the media, relating to the lack of job opportunities for future- graduates. - ;- ; hi fact, Johnson is very optimistic. He firmly believes there will be a demand for professional people, when he is ready td enter the marketplace. Moreover, he doesn't fell he'll have a problem finding worit, because he'says there are always jobs available for those who are willing to work. Crisis developing for education, says BCTF Johnson Cheng Ernst & Whinney Chartered Accountants are pleased to announce the promotion of Ruth M. Gillies to manager - tax Ernst & Whinney 2296 McCallum Road, Abbotsford, B.C. V2S3P4 VANCOUVER- The Social Credit government's continuing budget cuts herald a crisis for education and othef social services unequalled in B.C. since the 1930s, the president of the B.C. Teachers' Federation claims. larry Kuehn was addressing several hundred teachers from throughout B.C. at the University of B.C. , The government, by calling for a rollback in teachers' salaries, "is trying to make its latest round of budget cuts seem merely a threat to teacher income," Kuehn said. /"Hie crisis we face," he said, "is.one that threatens our working conditions and our job security, and with them the teaming conditions of our students. "At an even.more fundamental level, we face a crisis which threatens the very nature of the public school as an institution in our society." ' B.C. school boards have been hit with two massive budget cuts this year. In May they were ordered to cut $28 million from their approved budgets. On July 30 they were told to chop another $37.5 million from their expenditures for August through December and a further $22.5 million for the first three months of 1983. These cuts were not necessitated by the current economic recession, Kuehn argued. . When children first begin to talk, parents get excited about each and every sound, and rejoice over the first dear Warna' or'Dada'. :*:.*■■■ ' ■< However, parents show much less interest when children make their first attempts at writing, says Dr. Mary Hill of Westminster College in Pennsylvania; ■ Bill, co-chairman of the rnts and reading committee of 60,000-member International Reading Assodation, points but that writing is important and should be encouraged with the same enthusiasm as reading or speaking. Although a young child's first attempts at writing may seem like'meaningless' scribbles to parents, the symbols have meaning to the child.' One important function of early writing is that children realize at an early age that writing means Something. They begin to understand that it communicates a message. •.*'; "The child learns that writing allows people to share informtion with someone else," says Hill. She points out that children dften like to write cards for relatives who visit, or for birthdays. • What can parents do to encourage these early attempts at writing? "In addition to providing those materials necessary for reading and writing, parents should read and write with children," says Hill. * i The relationship between reading and writing is a strong one, and studies nave shown that children who become early readers are usually "paper and pencil" youngsters who have experimented with writing. - For this reason, Hill recommends that parents encourage these attempts at writing, paying attention to the youngster's interpretation of the message. "Of utmost importance is that parents value the child's efforts to communicate." When children enter school, they begin to develop a wider range of writing expertise. Parental involvement is still an .important factor in incouraging youngsters to continue writing at home. Hill recommends some specific writing activities that parents arid children can enjoy; together; These activities can help youngsters of all ages recognize the many natural writing activities that can occur in the home. • Journal writing: Encourage the child to keep a daily diary or journal. If the youngster suiters from 'writiers block', one way to overcome it is to put down the first word that comes to mind and then just keep writing from there. . '-<r:'.'... .Story rewriting: After reading a familiar story together, write a new version based on the same theme and plot, but with different characters, settings or endings. For example, the story .of the three little pigs could become a story about tour busy beavers. . / . • Article writing: Select a headline from a newspaper or magazine arid then write articles to accompany the headline. Share your versions with each other...." .Letter writing: Encourage your children to write letters to friends and family. You can also help the youngsters write letters to people or organizations asking for information about products or "There are many benefits from working with children on developing writing skills as well as reading skills," concludes Hill. The writing activities described above help children to become aware that: • The purpose of writing is to convey a message: • Writing has many functions; • There are similarities between reading and writing, as well as between talking and listening; , • Writing has a specific structure; - ."' '■' * e learning to write is important. Not only will these activities help children develop as writers, but they may also help the youngsters develop as readers. And, in today's complex sod-': iety, where effective communica-; tion skills are more important! than ever before, the encourage- :■ ment of parents toward theirj children's reading and writing';: development is vital. Is YOUR name on r - the 4 V VOTERS' LIST? F-tAra VALUE" COLLEGE VOCATIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES AUTOMOTIVE PARTS/COUNTER -Continuous entry - spaces are available to a -, limited number ol new students. -Course Is highly Individualized; most students should complete In 5 - 6 months. Location: Abbotstord Campus Contact: 663-7441 Local 26 for Instructor 'Interview. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION: CARPENTRY -Modular, short-course type of organization allows new students to start program at the beginning of each module. ■Next modules and their start dates: Introduction & Trade Math - Sept. 7 Toll & Equipment Operation - Sept. 20 Material & Practices - Oct. 4 Drafting & Codes - Oct. 16 Location: Portage Ave. Centre, Chilliwack Contact: 853*7441 Local 26 lor Instructor, inter- "
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.-. ■ Even ih Rome, where the Ambrosiano affair has rocked the country, Italian bankers said they doubted it would cause much damage beyond Italy's borders. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Advertising is poorly directed and suspect Editor, The Star, Sir, On the Foodshow (radio) the other day the minister responsible could not come up with any convincing answers why.the government decided to spend one million dollars of public money to advertise more'beef consumption. The only argument was that beef production is falling, and the cattle grower and the government Encourage investment in useful industries Editor, The Star, Sir,' Many people have put forward views on how to get the country out of this depression, but none, to my knowledge, have suggested some of the things I'm about to propose. Cut defense spending totally out. Make jobs, not war; Encourage investment in new industries. For example, if a company borrows money to open a new factory or develop new products, it could write off its interest payments; but not for acquiring another company. Get the rich off the dole. We need re-thinking of the way to change social security as it is just another income transfer program. Money received by elderly comes from the young, not from the nest eggs senior dtizens created for themselves during their working years. The only difference between social security and regular welfare is that one is paid through payroll taxes and the other through income taxes. The rich shouldn't receive social security. The program should be an insurance against need. Does anyone collect from his insurance company, if he does not have a fire? Then why should retired senators or rich corporate executives receive social security? If we want to have enough money for the people who really need it, we nave to establish a means test. Not just for government programs, but for all. > * GERAID CUTHBERT Box 1030, Aldergrove would like to see an expanding market. The minister admitted that prices might go even higher due to the pressure of a short supply but considered this a side affect. There simply is no argument to defend spending public money to encourage consumption of one foodproduct against another. The true beneficiary is the advertisement industry, and I question if the public wants to support that. There may be some justification to advertising the consumption of milk instead of bear, or to encourage' a better diet using more vegetables and fruits, but even so, one can hardly accept that public money is being spent on such ads when everyone advocates restraint. The ease with which public money is spent on hairbrained schemes, it seems to me, should be one of the first areas vis should address. Maybe it is time the public find the way to tell their, leaders what they think of their way of spending tax money." EBE KOEFPEN .5837-172 Street • Surrey . , * The Rising Of The Lion Grove Estates Editor, the Star, Sir, ',:■ High rises, duplexes, cottages - small, Who cares if we own a baronial hall. Mobile homes, cabins or shack by the sea, > Any of these could be home for the free. "'•*- ' , . Yet as we grow older, our hearts are content, With the labors of kindness And the hours you have spent In giving your time to the growth of these "nests", '? < Plus, the." peace and the quiet we need for our test. . There must- have been problems* Some big and some small, Still of this we are certain, you overcame all. Grey hairs, did they come? As Bonnie grew tall Thro' walking round cook stoves, Not attached to a wall. Large cartons, loose cables, Like snakes on the floor, And barricades caused by another locked door. Now your work is complete when you hand each their key We unitedly say Thank you both, yes, thank thee. DORIS GIBBON Aldergrove Standing up against metric Editor The Star, Sir' The morning mail brought two newspapers and in each was. an artide concerning - "metrifica- tion" - a subjed weighing heavy on my intellect these days. One, The Aldergrove Star, carried the item that the United States has halted metric conversion except in a few- industries such as automobile manufacturing. The second, The Financial Post, has a headline "Some manufacturers shying away from metric system", and a reader's letter praises Walter ■ Block of ihe Fraser Institute for his artide, "No case has been made for metric".. - . * ', * The questions following: were: already written when I read the foregoing on the subject which leads me to believe there must be more than a few of us that are not content to have -metric mad?.' ness injected into unwilling subjects just because someone. in Ottawa enjoys wielding power.* However, if someone wants to manufacture or package in metric, then no one should have the power to stop them, but if a referendum indicates the majority don't want it, then reverse the order-in-council that makes it mandatory. If a referendum indicates 60 percent or greater are in favor, then I would suggest it begin teaching the teachers, then start teaching five-year-olds. Perhaps by the time the kids graduate, they will be producing their own recipe books, in metric - but leave me out of it. Referring back to the manufacturers who are "shying away from it", this indicates to me that they are standing up to the feds., why can't our grocery chains do the i ' 2-- ::: JEANPIPPUS 24883 Robertson Cres, Aldergrove aaaaarn mmmmmm Travelling abroad without leaving home ;,;. ByBOBWAUGH ALDERGROVE - I would Bke*j|p share with the community, now eighteen families traveled abroad (Ms summer by staying at hoifie. Seventeen Japanese students arrived on July 29 and 30. They iwere here for four weeks on' a i cultural exchange with a group (Sailed Interstudy. Not only was it a cultural experience .for the Japanese students but also for the hosting Aldergrove families. ..*,■' Interstudy was formed in Sweden 13 years ago as an educational travel organization for students and teachers. Its goal. was tp provide a unique 'travel experience centered around a homestay with a carefully selected American! or European family. This homestay ex-. perience would be complemented -with language and culture classes, on-site education at American institutions, and excursions to local places of cultural and recreational interest. ...Faced with an increased demand from Japanese and European student travelers for programs in California, new management moved Interstudy's corporate headquarters to San Francisco in 1974 and shortly thereafter became a California corporation. . Having grown from handling fewer than 100 students to over ' 8,000 per year, Interstudy developed a market position in the student travel industry offering various divisions, programs and services. Each student becomes part of the host family taking on regular household dunes. For many students it is their first time to North America and assuming these responsibilities is a new experience. A doseness develops during these activities as well as an appreciation of their customs. i Many students have had at least five years of English. Read-' Ing and writing is easier for them than speaking, but all the students make a sincere attempt to . improve .in their verbal communication. . English classes were, held for three hours each day. Several days!the students went on full day excursions. Afternoon activities were also planned for them, and some of the places visited were the Lynn Canyon suspension bridge, Stanley Park, Gastown, Queen Elizabeth park, Fort Langley, Vancouver Game Farm, Victoria, UBC and SFU, and the FYaser,Valley trout hatchery. All host ■ families met at St. Dunstans Anglican Church to Nurse to speak on sex education) LANGLEY - "Most educators agree that sex education should begin in the home," says Meg Hickling, a concerned parent, registered nurse, counsellor and educator. Parents are invited to hear Hickling sneak On 'Parents, children ana sexuality' on Monday night, September 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the langley senior secondaiy school gymnasium. Lecture is sponsored by the Langley community health education committee. THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29,1982 VARIETY OF WAYS TO LEARN Education: A life-long process with no limits Japanese students on Canadian visit. welcome the students to Aldergrove. Many of the Japanese girls wore their brightly colored kimonos. A welcome cake was presented and well enjoyed. Many routine activities such as setting a table, using a knife and fork, making a bed, and taking a shower had to be explained to them. A saybnara party will be held today, Wednesday, August 25. The students will be cooking traditional Japanese foods, singing folk songs, dance and arrange flowers. Visiting students asked many questions about Canada, and many of these were answered in dass. Here are some of the questions. What courses do university students take? How do Canadians spend their holiday time? What kind of jobs are there for women? Are there racial problems in Canada? Why are there so many Japanese cars in Canada? What kind of foods do Canadians eat? What is the difference between Canadians and Americans? Why do many people write with the left hand? ' What are prosperous industries in Canada? What is a Canadian wedding like? What do Japanese want to do or see in Canada? Here are a sample of their suggestions. I would like to ride a horse. Fd like to buy a Smurf in Canada. I would like to ride a motorcyde. I would like to'ice skate. I'd like to see a wedding. I'd like to go to pubs or disco. I'd like to see Canadian cooking. I'd like to go snow skiing in, summer. Fd like to see Niagara Falls. I'd like to water ski. The program has bedn very successful locally. Both students and their host families enjoyed the experience of meeting new cultures and making testing friends. Aldergrove may again, be a teaching centre next year. Already new families have shown an interest in hosting. If you would like to be a part of this program, phone Bob Waugh at 856-4458, to be put on the mailing list. Interstudy can be a low cost, low energy vacation for the host family because of the sharing of cultural and other interests. Aging slowed KEY TO SUCCESSFUL LEARNING through nutrition Working smarter can help students learn Poor eating habits,, overeating, and the use of food additives and preservatives in Canada and the U.S. are causing people to age prematurely, says a Richmond nutritionist, Gerard Hiekel. "Human beings have the cellular structure to live to be 150 years of age - so why don't they? The stress of modem life, lack of exercise and improper eating habits are the main reasons why our bodies degenerate prematur-. ely. A lack of knowledge of how to maintain vibrant good health exists in our sodety today...most people want sound information but don't know where to turn to get it." Hiekel's wholistic approach. involves establishing a state of balance within the person - physiologically, mentally, and emotionally. He counsels each person individually, according to biological makeup and history of stress related events. Hiekel's clientele report feeling rejuvenated, younger at heart and more energetic...living life to their fullest potential and enjoying it. * For all those students who Wish they could retain what they learned in dass until final exams . . . they can. Not by working harder, but by working smarter. It's a matter of using . the learning process and the laws of forgetting to our advantage. Just knowing what happens and why, can help students do things to retain the information received in dass for an indefinite time, certainly long enough to pass their exams. For instance, we know that, for the student, the average span of concentration on a single subject is 50 minutes (that's why most dasses are scheduled for 50 minutes). ' The continuous influx of new material speeds up forgetting, so we can expect that, after several hours of concentration on new material, we'll forget most of what we learned during the first hour. Study habits should be scheduled with that in mind. We know that most forgetting occurs immediately after learning, On the other hand, if steps are' taken to remember' something the day after it's been learned, chances are it will stick with us. We know that cramming is re- learning. Realizing . this, the student can prepare a more productive cram session. Reviews, timing the reviews to offset the curve of forgetting, consolidation of material - these are some of the other keys in the process used to impress the mind with the material learned and needed to retain. If done properly, the mind will retain the material ... in some cases indefinitely. Knowledge of this process can serve well in school and will be a lifelong asset in other areas. A report published by a college studies unit details these and other factors we know about learning and forgetting. It is a step-by-step plan designed to help students retain dasswork and pass their exams. Meet The Cloverdale Line-up... 02111 EXTERIOR ACRYLIC LATEX •HMO-, m aae swrot Harnm 01123 , oun BEST INTERIOR/EXTERIOR LATEX SEMWLOSS I23.SS. On 4DSI Sl» for IWW-. 16129 416137 OUR BEST OXFORD BROWN » MAHOGANY STAIN Regular - JJMnO S22.06.On -*| KW S-Mlor IWML. OUK BEST MARINES TRIM ENAMEL OAL 20535 Douglas Crescent, Langley . 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Book-learning is, of course, chief among them - as is the inter-change of ideas and facts among people, teacher to pupil, pupil to teacher. But, mostly, people leam by opening themselves to the world around them, by allowing their senses to interpret their surroundings, by leaving their pores open, metaphorically speaking, to absorb all that nature and art and erudition have to teach. Whether your interests lie in specific areas, or whether you are enthralled, by everything the world has to offer, there's one precept always to keep in mind: There is nothing so small it's not worth learning, nothing so large it's not worth tackling. The universe of the moth is a microcosm with infinite range, equal to, in intensity if not in breadth, the universe which surrounds us, invisible because it is beyond our ken. Original; thinkers are rare among us. Thus, much of education lies in recapturing someone else's perception of experience. Recapturing, but with a difference. Because, learning is never a passive process but an active one. ■ To recapture is to reinterpret. To reinterpret, to make something which came to you secondhand, ' truly your own. Travelling with the poet John Keats "in the realms of gold," one seizes the opportunity to experience in spirit the original sensations of Homer and Cortez, as they have been perceived by Keats' far-ranging imagination. At the same tune, one enters into Keats' mind and spirit, and, most important of all, reinterprets afresh everything in one's own terms, each time the poem is read. Circles within circles within circles. Throughout all of this, the challenge is pre-eminent and dazzling. For, education and wonder are twin sisters - to leam is to be left .breathless by everything one has absorbed, and to be .equally breathless in the contemplation of how much more one has to leam. Every vista, opened up reveals countless avenues to pursue, countless roads just begging to be followed. Educational opportunities await older students AIDERGROVE - It's that time again! Thousands of students willk be returning to school in less than two weeks. However, not all of them will be attending dasses within the regular day school environment. An increasing number of students, who had opted out of the "nine to three" school world, are returning to their studies in alternate programs. In these times of economic restraint many people, especially young people who have not completed their high school education, find themselves victims of a shrinking job market. The most logical course of action, under these circumstances, is to return to school and finish grade twelve. However, the regular school.may not be suitable or appropriate because of personal situations. Aldergrove secondary school's Work and Leam program continues to operate and offer young adults an alternate route to their goal of completing grade 10 or 12. the program utilizes VAST (Vocational adult secondaiy training) materials which are self instructional. Students work on their own program, at their,own pace. This allows for continuous entry into the program The VAST program was developed by Canada Manpower, with Market and spaghetti LANGLEY - Annual farmers market and spaghetti dinner, arranged by the Langley NDP constituency association for Saturday, September 4 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Masonic hall at 20758 Raser Highway will feature white elephant stall, auction, bake, table, sale of vegetables and plants.' Dinner starts at 6 p.m. For more information phone 534-5571. the co-operation of the minstry of education of British Columbia. It was developed to provide adults with a basic grade 10 (level HI) or grade 12 (level IV) equivalency. Students must be at least 15 years of age to attend the program. They must have a mature, adult attitude towards their studies to be successful in woik and leam. Persistence and a healthy dose of home study are essential for completion of the required course curriculum .'!/; Work and Learn classes' are held Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 930 p.m They take place in the portables located at the back of Aldergrove Secondary school. A VAST level m program with morning sessions (8:30 a.m to 1130 am) will be instituted starting Monday, September 13. Thfcse people who have yet to complete grade 10 may find this program better suited to their situation. A maximum of 30 students can be accommodated in the morning session. New students may register in person on Wednesday evening, September 8, between 7 and 9 p.m. in the portables. Regular classes start Monday, September 13. For further information call the school and ask for Dave Coutu. Aldergrove Soccer Club URGENTLY NEEDED COACHES for Div. 5 (12 yr. old boys) for Div. 9 (8 yr. old boys) Also some playing positions still open. Contact Gloria Wenman, 534-5429 FOUR STAR I AUT0B0DY LTD. NO. 1 QUALITY COLLISION REPAIRS | I.C.B.C. Claims Accepted |Acros8 From Safeway -^ Phone ■ 856-3993 | 530-6860 JOIN A m FALL \^ LEAGUE! ALDER LANES 27070 Fraser Hwy. Aldeigrove Fall league bowling starts Sept. 7th/82. Ladles coffee league, ladies evening league, evening mixed leagues, men's all star money league, Y.B.C. leagues and Golden Age. Anyone Interested for league bowling pleaSe register now. ! For more Information phone 856-2034 If your average Is 180 or better/Men's Money league need you. Phone Larry Lewthwalte. 856-1268. , 33-96708-2 ■ i. . *;-. . ■ .... ti • *..*,* Ma ■-WT-WS amm. aammaam THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25,1982 WIN TICKETS TO WHITECAPS PLAYOFFS IN STAR QUIZ! The Vancouver Whitecaps are on their way and the Aldeigrove Star is offering five couples the chance to see the action as our guests. ■*...■. The first playoff game is Sunday and the answer to anyone of this week's trivia questions could get you- a pair of tickets to the exdting world of NASL action. Dur to the short notice of the playoff dates, all entries must be in to the Star office before noon Friday so join the wave. Fill out a slip of paper with your name and phone number along with your answer to any or all questions and get it to the Star FWday morning. There's no" better value in sports entertainment than the Vancouver Whitecaps and the Star's "Countdown to Soccer. Bowl '82" makes the price right' Biter today and join our winners in the NASL playoffs. This week's questions: . l. What year did White caps go all the way in playoffs? 2. This year what well known NAFL is rated as underdogs in 1st round of playoffs for 1st time in their history., Who are they? 3. When. Whitecaps won soccer bowl in 1979 what was'' final score?' 4. Which popular Whitecaps player has been purchased by Manchester United of the English 1st Division this season. '5. Who was Voted ^Siil most popular player this Langley Flippers offer tremendous showing at B.C. championships Aldergrove Lake draws visitors from throughout the Fraser Valley. A popular swimming hole to locals and visitors alike, the small lake Is getting much use during the current warm spell. These two lovely ladles travelled from Lynden, Washington to enjoy the fun atmosphere of Aldergrove Lake. Women's lacrosse championships next month in England For the first time, Canada has been invited to partidpate in the World Championships. The game in Canada has progressed to the Lacrosse clinic In Vancouver VANCOUVER - Don Barrie, one of the co-coaches of Canada's national field lacrosse team, will be holding a coaches clinic here on August 28. TJie.clinic will take place at the Coquitlam social recreation center,*' 630 Poirier Avenue, from 9 a.m. until noon. point where we can compete very well with the other countries involved in the tournament - namely, Australia, Wales, England, Scotland and the United States. Canadian players have been involved in clinics and training camps since January, and have played in the United States, both in the east and the west. In those matches they have a 5 win, 2 loss, 1 tie record. British Columbia has placed ten players out Of sixteen on the national team, with two additional B.C. players named as alternates. Last weekend' the Flippers ended their season with a tremendous showing at the B.C. Championships. After the three day meet was completed Langley had 589points. This put them third overall in the medium size dub category. There were 20. dubs-in that category. Overall out of 60 dubs induding large sized dubs Langley was 9th. Tins is the best placing for Langley in the last several years. Coach Martin was extremely pleased with all swimmers performances. Almost every swimmer entered bettered their previous best times. Twenty-one out of the twenty-five swimmers made finals or consolation finals. Medal winners were: Allan Ernes - bronze 50 free 26.79 seconds - bronze 100 breast 1:16.10 (min. & seconds); Anita Brown - silver 100 back 1:15.73 (min.. & seconds), bronze 50 free 29.26 (seconds); Rose Horan - bronze 50 breast 38.69 (seconds). Girls Div. 6 200 free relay, bronze 2:01.50 Sarah Bako; Christine & Anita Baron, Michelle Sather) Girls Dlv. 1 Free relay 7th in finals 8 and under Shawn Creedon, Jennifer Greenwood, Jennifer Kappler, Karen Francis • Dlv. 1 medlay relay 6 In finals, Shawn Creedon, Jennifer Greenwood, Jennifer Kappler, Karen Francis - Jennifer Greenwood 3 In consolation finals SO fly (49.81 sec.) ■ Karen Francis S In. ' consolation finals 50 free (42.47 sec.) . Jennifer* Kappler 2 in consolation finals 90 breast (52.26 sees.) Boys Dlv. f 8 & under Malcolm MacDonald 3 50 fly consolation finals (51.1 sec), Malcolm MacDonald 2nd In 50 breast consolation -finals* (54 01 sec). - V. Girls Dlv. 2 Katie Wright 1st In consolation finals 50 fly (42.55 sec.) and 5th consolation finals SO breast (46.52 sec.) 9-101/.. ■ Girls Div. 3 Brenda Gordon 7th In. finals 100 I.M. 1:12.53, 1st In 50 breast consolation:. finals (411.47 sec.) 6th In 60 bail finals (¥78® 10'/.-12 . „ f| Boys Dlv. 3 10% * 12 - Ged Wright 6th In 60 . fly finals (36.84 sec.) 3rd 50 breast ^consolation '. finals (43.39 sec.) Girls Dlv. 4 12-13'A Rote Horan 1st consolation finals 100 back (1:11.68), 7th 50 fly finals (35.01 sec.), 5th 50 tree consolation finals (32.42 sec.), bronze In 60 breast finals; Judith Creedon 5th hi SO breast finals (38.47 sec.); Traci Mountain 4th In SO free consolation finals (32.13 sec.), Sth In 100 frss consolation finals (1:11.77) (free relay 5th 2:11.35 In finals snd 5th Inmedlay relay) Horan Creedon Mountain, Brenda Gordon. Boys Div. 4 Sonny CMratte 7th In 50 free consolation finals (32.83 sec.). Girls Dlv. 6 (13V. - 15 Anita Baron silver back, bronze 90 free, 8th 200 IMN finals (2:46.33) 4th 50 fly (32.07). Boys Dlv. 5 (13V- -15 Allan Ernes bronze 60 free, bronze top breast, 6th In 100 free finals (1:00.49); Mike Pont 1st 60 free consolation finals (28.10), 2nd SO fly consolation finals (31.29),. 2nd 100 free consolation finals (1:01.79), 6th in 400 free finals (4:47.96). Girls Dlv. 6 15 & 16 MlcheHeSather 3rd 90 free consolation finals (30.60), 8th 100 breast finals (1:26.75)) Christina Baron 2nd 50 free consolation finals (30.17) 8th 100 breast oon* eolation finals (1:29.48) Srd.ln Iree relay and 7th In medlay relay finals (2:28.92) (names same as free relay) Boys Dlv. 6 Zoltan Bako 5th In 400 free finals (4:44.79), 3rd 11 100 free consolation, finals (1:10.67), 6th In 100 back consolation finals (12:16.), 5th In 100 back consolation finals (1:16., Richard Slnclalre 6th In 60 Iree consolation finals, 7th In 100 Iree consolation finals. Free relay and medlay relay 4th In Free relay 1:51.43 and medlay relay 2:08.67 Zoltan Bako, Richard Slnclalre, Allan Ernes, Mike Pont. 4th in finals. Boys Dlv. 717 & over Will Robinson Sth 100 free consolation tin. (1:00.16), 4th In 1; back consolation fin (1:12.00) Allan Ernes, Rose Horan and Anita Baron (medal winners) all qualified for the interprovincials meet in Kelowna this Saturday. Coach Martin is extremely pleased with the team's performances this season. The team won four swim meets induding their own invitational and the regionals. They placed high in the B.C. championship meet. Coach Martin sums it up as tf 'simply,., ^wespme",.^ Team •awanls and general meeting will 'be held on Sept. 11, 1982'at Douglas Hall. AND NOW THREE GREAT WAYS TO SAVE - CHOOSE: Super special interest rates on new models: 93/4% for 12 months 10%% for 24 months 11% % (or 36 months 12%% for 48 months 13%% for 60 months OR Cash rebate from $400. up to $4500. on certain new models. OR A Ford Ranger Truck std. model (Basic unit) when you purchase a new TW series Ford Tractors O.A.C. good to August 31, 1982 only. Now is the time to buy - prices will never be better. MAINLAND FORD EQUIPMENT SALESLTD. 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Nell and Choir Join the Pops Nell Carter, star of the NBC comedy "Gimme a Break," will join. vocal cords with New York's Abyssinian . Baptist Church, Choir lor a performance with John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra, on Monday, Aug. 30. ;.', ,*,«:" This performance oi "Evening at Pops" will feature gospel and Jazz music. Miss Carter will also sing "Honeysuckle Rose" and "Mean to Me" Irom the Broadway hit "Airl't Mlsbehavin'," for which site received a Tony Award for best feature actress In a musical. . '•"'......-; !.!&,!■■ The choir has been an Integral part of the Abyssinian Baptist Church since It* was founded in 1808 In New York City. The 95 members are; ill amateur singers, and their singing range Is as broad as the ages of Its members, which span from teen-agers to senior citizens. Each of the choir's voice sections is led by a professionally trained singer. Dr. Leon Thompson has served as choir director and minister of music at the church since 1975. . The choir Is. known. for 'Its' ability to perform a wide variety ol musical styles — Including gospel, spiritual and opera •*- and they have jaertorrnfid Wldely.ln concert..'"*, *,*,i.,; ,The performance, which will leatur.e several gospel classics, Is a joint production for PBS by WQBH Boston and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.' Funding for''Evening at Pops" Is provided by public television stations and by Digital. ■* '■" ■:'' DAYTIME PROGRAMS (Except Saturday and Sunday) 1?*- MORNMQ ,.-... 4;S5 8 CLOSE-UP (FRI) 8:00 0 ALFRED HTCHCOCK PRESENTS (TUe-FRI) BNEWS (WED) .8:18 8 CLOSE-UP (TUE) . S:30 0HEALTHFIEID 8 CLOSE-UP (WED) WE WORLD TOMORROW (WED. 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THURSDAY i 8-90 HAPPY DAYS AGAM RHOOA (MON-THU) O HAWAII FWEO (MON, TUE, THU) : ' 8THEJEFFER80N8(WED) MISTER ROGERS W) ffl THE BRADY BUNCH ffl LES GRAN0E8 BATAH.LE8 DU PASSE (THU) ffl DES AUTOS ET DES HOMME8(FRtr ~ FEMME EWMOUE ojotT 8 TELE-6: LES TEMPS DIFFI* : OUS (TUE) .„,..*" fflDEFI(WED) ■'■*, '.8,80 8THEMUPPET8 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEW8 (MON-THU) O WESTERN EXPRESS (WED) 8WCKCAVETT I DREAM OF JEANNE ACOMMUMQUER(WED) iSOUNSTAGEOUE) NOVA (WED) DONJU1UE BATTLE OF THE PLANETS UVE SECRETE OES ANI* MAUX ■ ■•':'" 12:28;/. OLE TELEJOURNAL ■ '■■< 12:80' , 8 SUMMER MAGAZINE OHU, FRI) 8 WOK WITH YAN (MON* ""OBPMmON ' B.C. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 27515 FRASER HWY ALOERQROVE ,856-S181| i ma check ' ' -AND, ROAOTtST I HONESTY i QUALITY 1THATS THE WAY WE'VE BEEN DOING IT J FOR OVER 20 YEARS ' .' CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS O CBUT (CBC) Van. i : O KOMO (ABC) Sea. ffl KINO (NBC) Sea. OCHEK (CTV) Vie. ■.* B KIRO (CBSI Sea. O BCTV (CTV) Van*. O KCTS (Nell Sea. , 10 Community Cable ffl KVOS (CBS-Ind) Bell. ffl CKVU (indl Van. ffl CBUVT (CBQ) Van. : ffl BIOGRAPHY (MON) ffl AVIS DE RECHERCHE AUGU8T28.1882 CoprrWii • iee>T.v.fWa,ho.. DAYTiiE SPECIAL a WASHMGTON: BEHND CLOSED DOORS Jaaon I Robards, Robert .Vaughn and Slelanie Powers eter In a eto*, ry of political Intrigue and acandala that Involves numer-. oua elected ollicala in both personal and profeaalonal waya In the nation's capltol. (Part4) .. * DAYT8IE8PORT8 — 8:0B ffl 8PORT8 PAGE (R) DAYTIME MOVES 2:80 ffl **« "Le coq du village" (Comedie) Pierre Braeesu'r,. Anouk Aimes. Doutant de aa vlrlllte, uri'■'• odmmeroant'. n'heslte pas a accepter la paternlte d'un enfant qu'attend ee niece par alliance. '■■'.' 3*00 M 8 **» "Rebel Of The Road" (1879, Adventure) Robert Culp, Gregg Henry. A free- wheeling young matt finds romance and more racing action than he bargained for when he takes hia supercharged aet of wheels to the National Drag Racing Cham-, pionahlpe. '. EVEMNO * 8:00 S CBC EVENING IffiWS ABC NEWS NBC NEWS OONEWS OCBSNEWS O DOCTOR M THE HOUSE Dick applies tor a Job as senior houae surgeon. 8 M'A'S'H Kllnger breaks In another psycho end the last box ol 'morphine from supply seems to be contaminated. OTHArSUFE : ffl RENCONTRE DCS PflEM* ERS MNSTRE8 A HALIFAX 8.30 OONEWS B P.M. MAQAZME A New York town that la often visited, by UFOs; an interview with top laahlon model Crlatlna Far- rare. Oawmaatavom ffl HERT8 LUCY Kim lands' her flrat job aa a saleelady in a draesshop. 8 WHAT WU. THEY THNK OFNEXTI BLAUTREC'82 tfir. 7*0 SHA8HMARK8 P.M. NORTHWEST Featured: a race for claaslo, reatored lugboata at Olym- pia'a waterfront aummer festival; Mary Sterrett tours the Oregon Coast's Tillamook Museum; Geoff Smith looks at what employment agencies can and cannot do tor the unemployed. 8, ENTERTAINMENT TOMGHT An Interview wllh Merle Haggard. 88 B.C. SUMMER GAMES 8 JOKER'S WHO 6 MACNEIL / LEHRER Daniel Pilon (top) and Peter "Real People" Billingsley star In " the* "ABC Movie Special," MA88ARATI AND THE BRAIN. The. movie about a smooth-talking super sleuth and his 14-year old genius nephew will air Thursday, Aug. 26.:■'.' .' I *M—M.J—^fc——^ Boy's dreams soaring so high that he loses his lamlly a much-needed woodcutting 'contract. Are you THE ALOEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26,1M2 12M VEGAS Dan deeperately for e myaterloua motorcyclist who IS tatrorlzing ? the' chywhh; assassinations. 8 MOVE ** 14 "Conquest Of Space" (1856, Science- Fiction) Waher Brooke, Eric Flaming. Army volunteers embark on a epectacular iour* ..nay around Earth in a man- made satellite. 18*06 ' B MOVE **)4 "The Naked Ape".(1873, Drama) Johnny Crawford, Victoria Principal. Baaed on the book by Dee* mond Morris. A serin of evolutionary changes' resufte In the emergence of .modem man. " B MOVE *** "Erie:' (1876, Drama) John Savage, Patricia Neal. An active, athletic young man terminally IK . whh cancer llvee the remainder of hla life wllh exuberance. ':nm: :'•'■■'':< BLATE MQHT WITH DAVD LETTERMAN Quests: Carole' King, comedian Richard Lew-. Is. '_ ■ ' 18^0. 8 MCMUAN.ANO WIFE While moving mto a new house. Sally opens a barrel aearchjng for her china and* findea'bodylnotead. • t2;g6 8 MOVE **M "Quiet PMaae, Murder" (1843, Mystery) George Sanders, Gall Patrick. A forgery expert filches a valuable aet of Shakespearean works lo duplicate forpfoflt. B MOMUAN ANO WTE The McMlllana are trapped In their home by a killer who la terrorizing San Francleco. (R) 1:10 ■ .....' BNEWS 1:30 ''. . % ' 8 NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT 1:48' ffl CAROL BURNETT AND FRENDS Sklta: "Ham Actor,," . "Old Man And The Sea." '' 1:60 8MOVE *** "HI" (1873, Adventure) Billy Dee Willlama, Richard Pryor. A black laderal agent bitter over hie daugh* * tar's death eeta out to trap the . gang of French drug smug: glare he believes td be responsible. 8-0S 8 MOVE **M "The Deputies" (1878. Weatem) Jim Davie, Don Johnaon. A frontier lawmen and hia young depu* Ilea aearch lor a psychopath wtth s vendetta against prostitutes. '• 8Mb 8 ALFRED HTCHCOCK PRESENTS "Water's Edge" ■:." ':8.ao ' " 8 MOVIE **» "The Mephlato Want" (1871, Horror) Alan Alda, Jacqueline Bluest. WHchcralt tuma a mediocre musician Into a famed pie- met, terrifying his fsmlly who are drawn up In the never-ending circle of evil. ISM'' 8 MOVIE **K, "The Brotherhood 01 Satan" (1871, Horror) Strolher Martin, L.Q. Jones. A coven la responsible tor the abduction of 13 children end the brutal slaying of their parents: 3:20 ' _ *# "Carry On Doctor" (1872, Comedy) Preside Howard, Kenneth Wil- Hams. A hospHsl'e orderly routine Is thrown Mto chess when a group of madcap msdlcoa takeover. 8 LES GRANDS FILMS ***H "Vol au*dessus d'un nld de ooucou" (1876, Drams) Jack Nicholson. Ldulae Fletcher. Dans un hopltsl psy* chlatrique, un deliquaht prend ds I'ascendant eur les autres .pettsnta, les pousssnt s con- tester I'autorite de I'lntfrmlers uncharge. "(rwM'v 8 mm : IMS OLD MUSE Bob Vila and Norm Abram tear down . the panelling In the bSssment rec room; upetelre, the new kllchen counter tope are lnstslled.(R)g ■ :am-:r: :. ....: 8 8 vaa'taMT strokes Kimberly'e hair tuma green aHer using a treatment recommended by her Aunt Sophia. (R) 8 HART TO HAHT Jonathan end Jennifer become targets for murder when they stumble upon a fortune ki stotsn gold hidden m a sunken yacht. (R) BsamONtSBMNRIckcslls on old friends from the underworld to help him and A.J. recover a beautiful co-' ed'eetolencar.(R). O EVEMNO AT POPS John Williams and ths Boston Pops, Orchsstre ere Joined by musical comedy fter Bemedette . Peters. 8 MOVE **H "Danger Route" (1868, Adventure) Richard Johnaon, Carol Lyn- ley A British spy Is ssslgnsd to eliminate a Russlsn detector who Is In the custody of ths FBI; ■ '.StSO*''"'^"' ' a OBMB A BREAK Nell snd the Chief ere surprised to Isarn that Katie'a illness Is Ihe result of a birth control device. (R) ' ■*.': '.:;■.'".- 8 UVE IT UP Featured: Investments In the world ol horae racing; efficient and economical lighting for home and office; the pros and eons of home childbirth; paper towel valuea: elngsr Taffy McElroy.(R)g •':■!-.: 1(HX> 8 THE NATIONAL 820/20 O MLL STREET BLUES A lugttlvo who onoe ssvsd Rsn- ko's life becomes ths oblsot of e fierce debate, and Fay's new fiance expiree. (R) O O KNOTS LANDMQ Leure tails Richard, that she Is prsg- nanl, and Vat writes s novsl about the Ewlnga. (R) 8 MOVE »*H "The Old* Fsshlonsd Way" (1834, Comedy) W.C. Fields, Judith Allen. A troupe of actors bscomss skiltsd et eluding the law in each town kt which they perform. 80NTHEBUSE8 ■ -.:y^. lOjES": v %' 8 FMST MMMTER8' CONFERENCE Reporte, enalyala and dlacueaion on the Halifax, N.S. conlerence attended by the ten provincial premiers Is presented. 10.80 VOTE at the MUNICIPAL ELECTION? .--.■VW',;, REGISTER? 8 HOQAN'S HEROE8 Hogan advisss Klink on courlahip. ffl VANCOUVER Featured: curator ol Ihe soo; bikini contest (Cont'd). 8 TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7:80 8 IHE TWO OF US Brentwood reluctantly pASas as Nan'a hueband to fend off her admirer Irom high echool. (R) 8 THE MUPPETS Guest: Jim Nebors. tTIC TAC DOUGH , YOU ASKED FOR IT Featured: "Daring Tota On Wstsr Skis" and "Paraplegic Karate." 8 MARY TYLER MOORE Rhode is madly in love with the. owner of the etore ahe worke In but haa no Idea how he feels ebout her. BTaEJOURNAL 7:88 8 WORLD OF THE SEA "The Wild Coast" The Continental Shell extending from Ihe Bering Sea to Beja, California boaata a faeclnatlng panorama of wildlife. ... 8*0' 8 THE WINNERS Kate Lynch atsrs ss outspoken Ottawa mayor Charlotte Whltton, who launched an all-out campaign for special reform end justice. (R< : 8 MOVE "Masssrstr And The Brsin" (Premiere, Adventure) Dsnlel Philon. Peter Bill- Ingslsy. An International aoldier ol fortune end hla genius nephew combine forcee when s search for aunken treasure tuma into a deadly showdown. 8 8 FAME Lydia and Coco compete for tha ssms psrt In an off-Broadway ahow. (R) B MAGNUM. P.I. Magnum determinedly trecka down the killer ol his good friend and aiming companion. (R) 8 STRKE FORCE Murphy and hla squad try to atop tha violent crime rampage of a fanatical cull leader and his loyal loHowere. (R) ' 8 SNEAK PREVCW8 Roger Ebert and Gene Slakel look at the changing Hollywood portrayal of homoeexuallly with scenes from "Making Love," "Personsl Best" end "Victor, Vlotoris." 81 ffl RENCONTRES ■ .'!':'ii«o'' aaaaNEWs 8 BCTV NATIONAL NEWS DOCTOR M THE HOUSE Dick's application to a Msaon- Ic lodge la rejected. 8 SPORTS PAGE ANQOI88E8 **H "McCloud: . Meurlre au Zodlaque" (1876, Policlar) Dannie Weaver, J.D. Cannon. Un escroo enleve Is femme d'un sstrologue et dsmanda le verssmsnt d'une rsneon. 11:10 QNMETOMQKT 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEW8 4:28 4:80 I MARSHAL MXON 8 THE WALTONS atylad writer A sell- John* Yoko "Shoguri" Shlmada portrays an illegal alien who enters the country unaware, of the eon- tents of whatshe is carrying In "Not Quite Paradise," a three- hour episode of NBC's CHICAGO STORY to be rebroadcast, * Friday, Aug. 27. : McColm Enterprises What Better Time Than Now to 11:28 8 BARNEY MILLER A craied man threatene to leap off a building Into the official mayo* ralparade. ■ 11:30 8ABCNEW8MOHTUNE TOMGHT Gueat hoat: Martin Mull. Guests: B.B. King, Debbie Reynolds. 8 CLOSE-UP TO NORWAY: HOME OF GIANTS Monty Python's John Cleese donas reporter's cap In aearch' ol hla Norwegian roota and to Inveatigata Ihe great Viking spirit and tradition. :' 8 QUNCY Qulncy agrees tn help Sam Inveatigata the atrange behavior of a friend who turned violent and killed a police officer. . 11:48 8 QUMCY Loe Angelea la threatened Mth e potential typhoid epldimlc after a torrential rainstorm wsshes dls* eased corpses oat of a hillside cemetery. (R) - 11:86 8 MMOER Arthur finds' hlmaell in deaparala need ol help when Terry le put out of com- miaalon after a brawl. Sun Decks, Patios, Additions, Alcan Patio, Roofs installed. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 856-4530 Residence 888-0034 Residence; Chef Franz is cooking • Chef Franz prides hlmaell in good cooking with extra flavor In every mouthful ol hla lasty morssls. * * This Wsdnssdsy Is Barbecue Salmon nlg'hl - bs sure you don't miss it. Its a treat to tsmp snyonss palate; There will be one more Salmon Barbecue and that will ba on Monday, September 6 (Labor Day). Make reservations esrtyso you won't be dlssppolntsd. SALMON Chtf Frtni BUFFET & DINING 1 daya a week 5 p.m.-10 p.m. HOUSE SPECIALITY EVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY :/WJ6UST28tliWM^, 927? Glover Road, Fort Langley, B.C. Call 888-B226 SUNDAY BRUNCH 11:10 a.m. -1:00 p.m. f: ' •''„"■' '-■/■■>-! ' wmmmmmammmm mm m THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25,1982 FRIDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 8 CBUT ICBC) Van. B KOMO (ABC) Sea. 8 KING (NBC) Sea. 8 CHEK (CTV) Vic. 8 KIRO (C8S) Sea. 8 BCTV (CTV) Van. 8 KCTS (Net) Sea. 10 Community Cable 8 KVOS (CBS-Ind) Bell: 8 CKVU (Ind) Van. 8 CBUVT (CBC) Van. ■ AUQUST27,1862 Copj-igM • IBS2T.V. Oil.. Bo. OAYRME SPECIALS 1*00 8 HEART ATTACK PRE* 8CMPD0N FOR 8URV1VAL Medical proleaalonala, victims and their famlliea tslk about their experianeee, snd new inlormollon about treatment and cure la dlacussed. tM 8 WASHMGTON: BEHND CL08ED DOORS Jeson Robsrds, Robert Veughn snd Stefsnls Powere eter In e story of political Intrigue and scandels thst involves numsr- ous elected olllcols in both personsl snd prolssslonsl waya In the netlon'a capltol. (Part 6) DAYTIME 8PORT8 MO 8 SPORTS PAGE (R) 4:00 a 8 CFL FOOTBAU Calgary Stampedere at Montreel Concordes DAYTIME MOVIE 8:80 8 ***■' "L'ombre du pssse" (1863, Mslodrsms) Judy Garland, Dirk Bogarde. A Londrss, uns chanteuse amer- Icaine eupplle un medecin donl elle a eu un enlant da lul per* mettre de revoir eon file eu college. EVEHNQ s-ao 8 CBC EVEHNQ NEWS OABCNEWS BNBCNEW8 8 CBS NEWS DOCTOR M THE HOUSE "The Devil You Know" 8 M'A'S'H Radar borrowa Charlee' record player and' takae over aa the M'A'S'H dlec Jockey. fl) THAT'S LIFE 8 L'MCROYABLE HULK "La tombe eacree" 8:80 SB BNEWS 8 PM. MAGAZINE A behind- the-scenes look at EPCOT, Walt Disnsy's city of ths future; e profile ol quadriplegic Joni Esrsckson. 8BU8MES8 REPORT HERE'S LUCY Lucy la aeafgiied to Serve a court surrimon* to a rude and eve- ervewdman. 8 WHAT WILL THEY THNK OFNEXTI 7:00 8 DO YOU REMEMBER NFL FOOTBALL "Pre-Sea- aon Game" Philadelphia Eaglee at Atlanta Fsloona a ENTERTAINMENT TOMGHT An Interview with Connie Stevena. I NEWS |J0KER'8WU MACNEIL I LEHRER 8! 8 HOGAN'S HEROE8 Hogan hunla a stool pigeon along the underground eaoape route. 8 VANCOUVER Gueat: Rocket Norton Judging men'e and women'e bikini conteat finalists, ffi TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7:80 8 IHE FACTS OF UFE Blair and Jo realise that they ere cloaer than they thought when they each go home on vacation. (R) BTKJTAC DOUGH 8 YOU ASKED FOR IT Featured: "American Knlghle 01 The Roundtable" end "Easiest Place In Ths World To Got Lost." 8 MARY TYLER MOORE A Congresswoman with whom Mary worked on a newa ahow accepts Msry's very cssusl Invitation to dinner. ©TELEJOURNAL 7:38 8 WORLD OF THE SEA "Sea Harveslore" The failure ol U.8. fishing, technology to keep pace with the demands of a modem competitive world ceuaea a unique problem lor the Industry. 8.-00 SCTV TELEVISION NET* 8 CHCAGO STORY Lou Pel* llgrlno delende a woman who killed her lata huaband'e coua- In when the woman tried to eell her newborn baby. (R) 8 8 ONE DAY AT A TIME THE DUKE8 OF HAZZARD Delay Joins Lulu Hogg's light (or equsl rights for women. (R) 8 WASHMQTON WEEK M REVEW (R) a Hom** "Death Stalk" (1874, Suapenee) Vinos Edwarde, Anjanette Comer. Two men pureue Ihe eeoapad convicts who kidnapped their wlvee through the wilderness. 8 QEMES EN HERBE EN VACANCES 8:30 a 8 JOHN STEMBECK'8 EAST OF EDEN At Ihe end ol ' Ihe Civil War, Adam Traek (Timothy Bottoms) end his brother Chsrlss (Bruce Boxleitner) find their lives complicated when the beautiful but cruel Cathy Amee (Jane Seymour) strives In their Connecticut town. (Part 1) (R) (Parental discretion is advlaed.) 8 WALL STREET WEEK "la The Wont Over?", Gueal: Edward Yardenl, chief economist and Href vice preeldent, E.F. Mutton* Co., Inc. " 8 HORS SEME - MAITRES ET VALETS "A I'aube do 1817" L'arrivee d'une dame ecossslss vlsnt broulllsr Is . IrsnquHlts de Rlohsrd Bellamy alors qu'Edward raconte I'hor- reur dele guerre.. 8*00 88 DALLAS Cliff fells Into J.R.'s trsp, Alton tells J.R. thst Clayton Farlow la his rssl rivsl, and Bobby la blackmailed by Jsff Farraday. (R) 8BWQRAPHY MOVE **■** "21 Daya Together" (1838, Drama) Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh. A men le left with.three weeke belore he muat eland trial for murder. 8:30 8 THE GOOD NEIGHBORS "Anniveraary" Dlaaatar follows dleaster ae Tom end Barbara find themaelvea puahed lurther and further into a corner. 8FAM8.YUNOERFME LA TELEVISION DES AUTRES 10100 B THE NATIONAL B BENSON The governor packa up hie lamlly and etaff and movea litem to hie lumber mill to plan re-election etrata- oy.(R)g 8 FALCON CREST Lance leame that Angle haa choeen a bride for him and runa away; and Chaae uaee hie new Influence to find the oauae of hie lalher'e death. (R) 8 MASTERPECE THEATRE "Disraeli: Tha Great Game" Queen Victoria meete Diaraell and their legendary alliance lakae root; Mary Anna coura- geoualy beara tha burden of a grave Illness. (Part 3) <R)g 10.28 B ROYAL CANADIAN AM FARCE Fsstured: training tor postsl workere; custom-msds wrssths; "Sgt. Renlrew Of the Mounted." 10:30 B GLEN CAMPBELL O B B.C. SUMMER GAMES SCAN PRO AWARDS 8RENC0NTRE8 11:00 SO BO NEWS 8 BCTV NATIONAL NEWS MYSTERY "Rumpole 01 The Bsllsy: Rumpols And The Fesoisl Beast" Rumpole accepte the dalenee of Cop- tain Rex Parkin who Is chsrgsd with Inciting e riot under Britein'e Rsoe Relations Act.(Part4)(R)g . B DOCTOR M THE HOUSE Loftus ssnds a delegation to the memorial eervice for Lady Mollie Cornlord'a wealthy lather. B SPORTS PAGE B CINEMA **VS "C'eet arrive entre mldl el trola heuree" (1876. Western) Charlea Bronaon, Jill Ireland. Apraa un rave premonltolre, un bandit ns psrtloipsra pas au vol da banque prevu psr ss bsnde. .■■'"' 11:80' ■ B VANCOUVER ISLAND Death" (1874, Myatery) Franoeaca Annls, Patrick Allen. A young woman devises a diabolical echeme to win the love of s British bualneaeman. a MOVE ** "Gunpoint" (1888, Western) Audio Murphy, Joan stalsy. A lawman orgsnisss a posse to pursue e gang of train robbers who sbducted a dance-hell queen. 12:08 8 MOVIE **H' "What Became Of Jack And Jill" (1872, Horror) Vaneass Howard, Paul Nicholas. A young man frightens his grandmother to desth so thst he oan collect hla Inheritance. 8 MOVE **I4 "Desth Scream" (1876, Drama) Raul Julia, Lucie Amaz. A women la fatally atabbed In full view of her Brooklyn nelghbora who fail fo respond to police Inquiries because Ihsy "don't wsnt to get involved." •18:80 8 SCTV NETWORK Gueete: The Plasmatics. (R) 12:40 a CINE-NUT *** "La tombe de Legale" (1865, Hor* reur) Vincent Price, Elisabeth Shepherd. Eprlae d'un chale- laln veut, une femme tente de percer le myetere entourant la mort de aon epouae. 1:80 11:26 8 BARNEY MILLER When a woman breeke into a men'e bathhouae to confront har miaalng lather after a 28-year eearoh, hie retueal to admit he'a her lather landa them both In the 12th precinct. 11:80 8ABCNEW8NGHTLME 8 TOMGHT Queet hoal: Bill Cosby. Gussts: Tsnya Roberta, Dlahann Carroll, Aileen Quinn. 8 CLOSE-UP 8 MOVE •*» "11th Victim" (1878, Myatery) Beae Armstronb, Max Gail. A Mid* western news reporter travela lo Hollywood to find the murderer of her eleter, an aspiring sotrass who lell prey to e psychotic klllsr. (R) 11:48 8 MOVE *•» "Bogls" (1880, Blogrsphy) Kevin O'Connor, Kathryn Harrold. Humphrey Bogart'a life, career and love affair wllh Lauren Bacsll srs drsmstlied. (R) . 11:66 a MOVE ••* "Blsck Fury" (1836, Drama) Paul Muni, Aklm Tamlrotf. Gang- atere Infiltrate a coal minora' strike. 12:00 8 MOVE *• "Sign H 1:48 8 ALFRED HTCHCOCK PRESENTS "Completely Foolproof" 1:60 8 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Gueat: Rook Hud- aon. 2:00. 8 NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT BNEWS 2:06 a MOVE *•* "Sweet Hoe- lege". (1876, Drama) Linda Blair, Martin Sheen. An. eacaped mental patient kid- nape a tough teen-age girl and attempla to teaoh her the finer things ot life. 8 MOVE **» "Goodnight, My Lovs" (1872, Suapenee) Rlchsrd Boone, Mlohsal Dunn. A "Mutt-and-Jeft" deteotive duo le hired to locals s missing man. 2:80 flCLOSE-UP 2:48 8NEW8 koq 8 MOVE *** "Ths Laughing Policemen" (1873, Adventure) Waller Matthau, Bruce Dem. A policeman attempte to avenge the death ol hia part- . ner, who was killed In s violent msss murdsr on a San Francisco bus. 3.36 8 MOVE *** "The Love Boot" (1878, Comedy) Keren Valentine, Cloris Leachmsn. The passsngsrs and crew aboard a luxury liner have romantic misadventures.' •"■'""".:"■<**" , **,...■' 8 THE WALTONS The unexpected arrival of cousins ere* atea havoc In the Walton home. MAKE SURE YOU SELL IT - ADVERTISE IN THE STAR. A cook's tour through the Keg's Kitchen ITALIAN DRESSING SECRETS 2 cups Corn oil 6 tbsp. Rsd wins vinegar 1 tsp. Prspsred mustsrd 1 tbsp. Chopped onions 3 pc. Chopped anchovy fillets 1 tbsp. Chopped psrsley 1 tsp. Worchestsrshire 2 tbsp. Lemon Juice Pinch ol Oregsno Pinch ol Thyms Salt and whits pspper Blend all Ingredients in mixing bowl using a whisk. Add ssll snd psppsr as nssded. Store dressing In refrigerator. This recipe mskss Just over two cups ol dressing. Ask lor our free recipe carda ths nsxt time you visit.Ihe Keg. The Keg Experience ONLY THE BEST! Keg Seafood Simply Delicious Bis juicy lobster tails, succulent legs of Alaska Kins Crab, tender shrimp — The Kcs soes all out to' deliver the ocean's best to your table. Steaiqed quickly to retain all the tenderness and flavor, Keg*seafood soes great by itself or combo'd with a great steak. "1/ 'Je In two words? CM*-. Simply delicious! /' •^V-M Real Value ■ I and a -GOOD TIME! "THE KEQ IN THE COUNTRY" 9050 • 200 SI. st Thunderbird Phone Equestrian centre . 888-1124 SATURDAY CHANNELS QUIDS FOR TV LISTINGS * 0 CBUT (CBCI Van ' O KOMO (ABCI Sea. B KINO (NBC) Sea. OCHEK ICTVI Vic. O KIHO (CBSJ Sea O BCTV ICTVI Van. O KCTS (Netl Sea. \ 10 Community Cable . SKVOS ICBS-lndl Bell. CKVU lind) Van. '.' ffi CBUVT (CBC) Vary. AUGUST 28.1882 CopyrtjjM • IseaT.V. Data, loo. . MORNNQ. ':>.«■*» •,'*, 8 ALFRED HTCHCOCK PRESENTS 8:16 NOTE OF FAITH * , ■'■'iM:: ©TOWN MEETING ' 8:86 . ' •*'V ■ ewnHTHURMQ 6:60 AGRICULTURE U.8. A. 8:00 O TROUBLE ravEn OB UNWERStTY OF THE AE B SPORTS PAGE 6:20 ffi ANCHOR 6:30 S BOOMERANG BDALEHARNEY M-BOP. ' 6:80 8 NEWS 7:00 ITHEFUNT8TONE8 I TRAVEL'82 QREAT8PACE COASTER HERCULES 7:80 RtCttE RICH / 8COOBY 000 BSMURF8 O THE WORLO TOMORROW B NEW ZOO REVUE BWHsrSCQOKMO 8 FRISKY FROLICS ROCKET ROOM HOOD 8:00 B RM. TAYLOR BPOPEYE 8 RED FISHER 8PIOER-MAN 8:30 . B MOVE * * V, "Father Waa A Fullback" (194», Comedy) Fred MacMurray, Maureen O'Har'a. A football coach has trouble with his family aa well aa hla team. B FONZ / HAPPY DAY8 OANQ 8 NO SUPER POWER HOUR JERRY FALWELL 8 TARZAN/LONE RANGER B UNTAMED WORLO The Galapagoa Islands, which provide the baae lor the evolution of varioua creatureo, are visited. (R) * fflJUSTLIKEMOM '.'"!' g-00 LAVERNE48HRLE*'.'.' LETS GO SESAME STREET (R)D THEJET80NS . BATTLE OF tHE PLANETS MHHALABOULE 8:30 8 HEATHCUFF A MARMA* DUKE 88PBER-MAN Oi UNTAMED FRONTIER The while men's efforts to ssve various African species from extinction are detailed. (R) 8 B BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER B HERCULES BCAPITAMECAVERNE 10.00 8 L'IMAGINATION AU GALOP 8 THUNOARR / QOLDIE GOLD 8 SPACE STARS 88 CREATIVE HANDS 8 MATINEE AT THB BUOU SPBER-MAN 8 ATTACHEZ VOS CEIN- TURE8 10:30 8BARRJER8 6 OALL IN A TUBE 8 ROCKET ROBBi HOOD 80R.DOOUTTLE 11:00 8 8 BASEBALL Houston,,, Astros at Montreal Expos 8 WEEKEND SPECIAL "Ths ■ Winged Colt" A boy and hla ! uncle find themsslves the confused ownsrs of a colt' bom wllh wlnge. (Part 2) (R) tranaeanda bitter pa'rtlssn * lines when an Irish patriot die- covsrs he loves an English- womsn during the esrty'20s. 8 ITS ABOUT PEOPLE BATTLE OF THE PLANETS '"iiaO''*" 8 SPORTBWEEKEHD < (Joined In Progreae) Scheduled: the World Basketball Champlonahlpe (from Call, Colombia): the Canadian Dlv- ing Champlonahlpa. (from Eto- blcoke, Ont.); the Canadian Paolng Darby (from Greenwood Race Track' Ih Toronto, Ont.) 8TMEOFYOURUFE 30MMUTE8 . READY, SET, GROW 8 12 DIGEST VANCOUVER (R) BL'ARCHEMMOBIE : 2:00 . 8 MOVE ** "The People That Time Forgot" (1S77, Science-Fiction) Patrick Wayne, Doug McClure. An early 20th- century polar expedition discovers s mysterious Island inhsbfled by primitive people snd prehletoric animals. 0 THS WEEK M BASEBALL 0 WEEKEND REPORT 0 PGA GOLF "World Sarlee 01 Goll" Coverage of the third round from the Flreatone Country Club, Akron, Ohio. O OUTDOORS UNLIMITED <B INSIGHT .. ffi BAGATELLE 2:30 8 WILDLFE ADVENTURE OISLANO SPORTS REPORT OYOUCANDOIT 0 FAITH FOR TODAY MO 0RACOUETBALL O MOVE ***V4 "Lite With Father" (1847, Comedy) William Powell, Irene Dunne. A woman and her four aona manage to manipulate their otherwise tyrsnnicsl patriarch. O OUTDOOR8 UNLIMITED OWRESTUNG 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 03OMMUTE8 0LESHERO8DU8AMEDI 3:30 OPAR27 OYOUCANDOIT 0 8PORT8 8ATURDAY Scheduled: coverage ol Ihe Hector Comacho / Johnny Sato 10-round lightweight bout (Irom Atlantic City, N.J.); coverage of ths smataur world basketball champlonahlpa with learna representing the U.S. and 12 other nations competing Irom Call, Colombia. 8 WORLD OF TRAVEL SOUNDS GOOD 4:00 O BRITISH COLUMBIA GARDENS O BEST OF P.M. NORTHWEST Featured: Joel Parka enioya a Jazz Cruise through the San Juan Islands; Elaine Heck toura Victorias Old Town and visits the Olde England Inn: Rebecca Kelley reports on a mining museum In Roslyn; Elaine Heck covers ths weekly arf.market lit downtown Portland; Geoff Smith iolna youngatera from a remote Alaakan village on a eight-eeelng tour of Seattle. 8 O WOE WORLO OF 8P0RT8 Sehaduled: the Grand Prix of Auatria (from the Oetarrelohrlng Circuit); ths World Kung Fu Free-Fighting Championship (Irom Taiwan); the Engliah Cup Rugby final (from Wembley Stadium In London, England). 0 EVEMNO AT POP8 John Williams end the Boaton Pops Orchsstrs are Joined by musical comedy star Bemadette Petere. * i S FUNORAMA WRESTLING LE MONDE MERVEILLEUX DEDISNEY 4:30 8 PACIFIC NATIONAL EXH* BITION 8 MOVE ** "Mesqusr- ade" (1S6S, Weetem) Clayton Moore, Jay Sllverheele. Ths~ Lone Rsngsr infiltrates a gang 01 would-be gold robbere by pretending to be s deal Mexican. ' , * m _ ZIGZAG 8 INSIDE TRACK 8 LE BA8EBALL DES EXPOS Au stade Olymplque de Montreal, lee Expos recolvent lee Aetroe da Houston. 11:30 8 AMERICAN BANDSTAND Quests: Sparks, Eddie Money. IWRESTUNG BLACK8TAR SHOWBIZ MAGIC OF OB. PAINTING JOSE AND THE PUSSYCATS 8DR.WHO AFTERNOON 12:00 STROLLKMS KRESKJN KATHY'B KITCHEN "Sal* ada Are The Main Thing" 8 WOODY WOODPECKER 8 100 HUNTLEY STREET 12:30 8 UP FRONT a FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY 8 8 TOM AND JERRY 8AYITWITH8IGN 1-00 8 THE HORRIBLE HONCHOS A group of kids ostracize a newcomer to tha neighborhood belore befriending him. 8 ISLAND COUNTRY GARDEN iKWBKY KOALA BARLEEBREE MOVE **H "Beloved Enemy" (1938, Drama) David Nlven, Merle Obsron. Love 6:00 8 CBC NEWS I WOE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: aame-day coverage of the Little League World Series championship game from Willlamaport, Pa. SKLMGER AND COMPANY THE WALTONS MA«( RUSSELL Washington's top political satirist pokee fun at major issues snd nsws stories ol the day. 8 WESTERN REVEW FILM D'ART: BEAU* BOURG, CENTRE POMPIDOU 8:30 0ACCESS . . ' IM ' 8 LAWHBtCt WftK 'Tour Of Southern California" 8 NFL FOOTBALL "Pre-Sea- eon Game" Los Angslss Rsms va. Seattle Seahawka ^m mm wMUn AND wMOtl While trying to contact lormer echoolmatea for a class reunion, AJ. and Rick diacov- er that at least one Is dssply involved In criminal' activities. (R) ,/ ■:'.-. ;:::■ ■'■):. 8 DONAHUE "Trident Nuclear Submarine Controversy" Guaata: Donald. Hellman, Ph.D., professor, of political eclence and International studies at the Unlvaralty ol Washington;- Chsrlss A. Msconls, Ph.D., ol the Seattle Religious Peace Action Coalition, B 80UNDSTAGE "Victor Borge •• Comedy In Muslo" The niaater musician ' come'-' dlan la captured in performance at Chicago's Drury Lsna Water Tower Theater lind Mllwaukee'a Waehlngton Park. (R)D S,THEAVENGER8 ARE YOU BEMG SERVED? D-HERADEMAM . T:S0' . 0 FATHER, DEAR FATHER 8:00' 8 8 LOVE BOAT Captain Stublng conaldere marrying a beautiful woman, and an unacrupuloua bualneaaman leavea his girlfriend on the ehip with hla ahy partner. (R) 8 LOU GRANT Lou and a policeman are the victims ol a vicloua armed hold-up. (R) B GNOMES Animated. A group of woodland gnomes preparing lor the wadding of , their eldeat aon are attacked by a group of vicloua Trolls who kidnap the prospective bride end groom. (R) B THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO A dying millionaire who known all about Ralph's' super-suit sends Ralph and Bill on a wild chaae through the atreeta of Laa Vegaa. B ODYSSEY "Shipwreck: La Trinidad Valencera" The aril* facta found on board the fourth largest ship in the Spanish Armada, discovered off tha eoaat of Ireland, tell a unique story ol Ufa on a 16th- century warship. (R) g 8 STREETS OF 8AN FRANCISCO A iewel-studded dog collar tuma out to bs more than just a decorative pleoe lor a canine. B CINEMA ** !4 "Nocae da eang" (1981, Mualcal). Repetition generala d'un ballet flamenco avec le groups'de danceura d'Antonio Gadss. 9:00 8 PNE TALENT FESTIVAL JOHN STEINBECK'S EAST OF EDEN At the and ol the Civil War, Adam Traak (Timothy Bottome) and hla brother Charlea (Bruce Boxleitner) find their livee compliceted when the beautiful but cruel Cathy Amaa. (Jane Seymour) sjrixae & th(ir j Connecticut town. (Part 1) (R) (Parental ration le advlaed.) -.; LIVE IT UP Featured: Inveetmenta in the world ol horee racing; efficient and economical lighting for home and oflice; tha proa and cone 01 home childbirth; paper towel valuea; elnger Taffy McElroy. (R)g B TO BE ANNOUNCED B ALICE Mel; thinking about having a nose |ob, drives everyone crazy aaking for their advice. (R) 8 FAWLTY TOWERS Basil creetea chaoe by trying to Impose his vlsws on ssxiisl promiscuity on his clienle snd staff. (Part 3 ol8) ffi MOVE **• "Tha Reincarnation 01 Peter Proud" (1976, Myetery) Mlcheel Sar* razln, Jennifer O'Neill. A man who draama he wae murdered in a previoua lite visits Ihe town ol his dresms where he le oaught up in a web ol horror. B FANTASY ISLANO Mala Harl'e great granddaughter goee back In time to meet her lamoua relative, a etore owner becomee a photographer, and a geologlat aaarchee lor. a myaterioue woman. 9:30 88 B.C. SUMMER GAMES TO THE MANOR BORN A repeir bill for her Rolls-Royce convlnoaa Audrey to revert to ii 0 VICTORY GARDEN S GLOBAL WEEKEND EVEHNQ 6:00 a CFL FOOTBALL Ottawa Rough Rldere at Winnipeg Blue Bombere S NBC NEWS BNEWS , C88NEW8 B WHTE TREE OF AFRICA "The Politico Of Fear" Tha Afrikanera attempt to par* auada whltee and blacka that theirs Is ths onlysolullon to South Afrlca'a problems. 8 WEEK'S ENO I WHAT WILL THEY 1HNK OFNEXTI . 8 UNE FENETRE SUR LE MONDE .8:30 S BNEWS . THE4SOF'S2 WOMAN TO WOMAN LITTLEST HOBO Hobo befriends a young girl (Sarah Stevens) who retreate kilo a fantasy world because her ex- ballerina mother (Karen Kaln) refuses to let her puraue a dancing career. (R)g SPMK PANTHER WORLO ALIVE LES WRITERS DE LA TERRE ■■: Jane Seymour and Howard Duff are just two stare from ABC's encore presentation of JOHN STEINBECK'S EAST OF EDEN, to air on three consecutive evenings beginning Saturday, Aug. 28. Other cast members include; .Timothy Bottoms. Lloyd Bridges, Bruce BoxleltnerandWarren pates. four-legged horsepower. 8 THEMATIQUE: LOUI8E two 8W1DERNE88ALIVE B A CHLD'8 CRY This documentary preeents a oloae-up look at. children Struggling with the dally threat ' of violence, hunger, oppree- elon and spiritual darkness. 8 CBS NEWS SPECIAL AUSTIN CITY LIMIT8 "Bobby Bare / Lacy J. Dalton" . . 10:30 8 HAPPY DAYS Al'a plana to marry Chachl'a mother hit a enag.(R)g 8 ARE YOU BEING SERVED? LE TELEJOURNAL / NOUVELLES DU SPORT ' iliOO iTHENATWNAL BBNEWS b ctv national news uppomPes MOVE ***« "My Man Godfrey" (1938, Comedy) William Powell, Carole Lombard. A bum who Is given a |ob aa a butler In a sooleiy women's house turns out to ba a member of Austrian royalty.. ,'• # THE FORUM PRESENTS: MURRAY MCLAUGHLIN "■ TIM Wi CINEMA •* "Les Colllns's de la terreur" (1971, Western) Charlee Bronaon, Jack Palance. Un groupe d'honimee pourauivsnt un metis qui a tue un eherll apres avoir ele pro- voque iniuatement par celul-cl. ' * 11:16 BNEWS 8 ABC NEWS 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS BNEWS 11:30 B MUSIC MAKERS IN CONCERT "Rita Coolldge" 8 8ATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Hoat: Johnny Cash. Gusst: Elton John. (R) 8 MOVE ** "Guns Of The. Magnificent Seven" (1989, Weatem) George Kennedy, Jamea Whltmore. Seven prb- leaslonsl gunman join forcos to free a revolutionary leader from a Mexican iail. 8 VDEOWEST: BACK8TAGE PASS 11:48 B MOVE **K "Will Sue* ceaa Spoil Rock Hunter?" (1967, Comedy) Tony Randall, JSyne Msnsllsld. A publicity agent gala into trouble because ot hla unpredictable ways. ' 12:00 a MOVE ** "The Cresture From Black Lake" (1976, Horror) Jack Elam, Dub Taylor. Two anthropology atudsnts travel to the Louisiana swsmps to sesroh lor s leg* endery monster:' 12:06 . 8 MOVIE **H "Tha Hewallans" (1970, Drama) Chariton Hsston, Gsrsldlna Chsplin. Water discovered on a Hawaiian plantation, results In the Introduction ol pineapple growing to the island. 8 MOVIE *** "Ths Magua" (1988, Dreme) Anthony Oulnn, Michael Calne. A myatlc toya with the mlnda ol an Intellectual Engliahman and It's a bird, it's a plane, It's... Johnny Cash doing a stylish Introduction ol Ellon John on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, to be rebroadcast Saturday, Aug. 28. Cash hosts the show and John Is the musical guest. a frail young woman. 12:30 8 MOVE **>. "Terror From Within" (1976, Myatery) Pamale Franklin, Ian Bannen. A young woman gifted with ESP beglne receiving telepathic masssgss from her deed Hence, who she believes Ib away on a trip to Europe. 12:80 B .CINE-NUIT **H "Une Lezarde dana le mur" (1976, Drame) Maurloa Denham, Joya Carey. Do mentalrla dlf- lerente. trola lemmes se con- frontant dana un jardln oloa. '• \M ..*,■. 8 EVENING AT THE IMPROV Hoat: Milton Bade. Featured comloe: Edmonde and Curly, Rich Hall. Mualcal gueat: Dave. Maeon. 8 MOVE **K "Spitfire" (1942. Suapenee) Leslie Howard, David Nlven. A plana and Ita pilot alngle-handadly aave the British plstoon during World War II. * I NEWS 1:38 2:00 8 MOVE **H "TheQrevy Train" (1974, Weetem) Stacy Keach, Frederic Forrest. Two brothers heed West In seeroh ol mora exciting Uvea aa outlaws. 2:16 8 NOTE OF FAITH 2'36 8 MOVE **H "Ths Man" (1971, Drama) Jamea Earl Jones, Msrtin Bslsam. After circumstances thrust a black aenstor Into the presidency, Congress rslusss to take him aerlouely. 3.-00 8 NEWS 4*30 8NEWS 4:30 8 THE HONEYMOONER8 Alice tries to surprise Ralph wilh a redecoreled apartment, but a mlsolscsd glove atsrts a mlsundsrstsndlng. SELL IT IN THE STAR CLASSIFIEDS - CALL 856-8303. CLEARBROOK YAMAHA 4 ... HAS THESE BRAND NEW H12 I 'ft MOTORCYCLES AT MID-SUMMER SALE PRICES \f -WHILE STOCKS LAST- r&& MO. SMI 1AVI All prices Include *-.__ tmmm dealer prep and freight XJ75W Maxim .. Mff *3475 784 XJ7S0RJSeca ... Mm $3600 '459 XJ6S0J Maxim .. 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SKlRO (CBSlSea SCTV (CTVI Van KCTS (Nell Sea 10 Community Cable 8 KVOS iCBS-lndl Bell' ffl CKVU (Indl Van 8CBUVT(CBCI Van AUGUST 20,1882 CopyrUM • 1SSJ T.V. bala, ho. *':*; moRmng '-'• •*■#> a NWHT GALLERY. 6:30 8NK3HTQALLERY 8:48 8 NOTE OF FAITH 6.-00 iVEWPOMTONTHENEWS SACRED HEART 8 UNWER81TY OF THE AE*** • ■> • •' 8 ITS ABOUT PEOPLE • '. 8:18 ewiTHTH8RMa V-'.''ftso S UPFRONT FAITHFOR TODAY 8 NATIONAL FILM SEYE ON THE NORTHWEST 12DWE8T 7M S THE tt THE UFE EUCHARIST 8 PUCKETT8 GENERAL STORE S THE WORLD TOMORROW WEEIC8END ■/, HERCULES .... 7:80 ' BMStGHT 8 NORTHWEST ENCOUN- TER ' 8 ROBERT SCHULLER MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN SCBCLE8QUARE JMMY SWAGGART ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 8:00 8 HECTIONB A portrait ot tha Chriatlan people who Inhabit tha Nee Ammlm kibbutz In Israel ie prsaanted. (R) 8 HG BLUE MARBLE 8 SUNDAY MORNING O OUTDOORS UNLIMITED O SESAME STREET (R)g ffl NOSWORLD "•' 8:30 8 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 8 EVERYBODY'S A WINNER O-AMMY SWAGGART 8 ORAL ROBERTS 8 DAY OF DISCOVERY . 8 JUST UKE MOM 9:00 8 HOBBLEDEHOY BOOMERANG GARDENING WITH ED. HUME 88REXHUMBARD MOVE *H "Sombrero Kid"1 (1942, Weatern) Don •Had" -Barry, Lynn Merrick. When a cowboy loins' a gang of outlaws; he dlacovere the town banker la their leader.. ! ANCHOR BATTLE OF WE PLANETS LEJOURDUl 0:9 S JUST WOOING NOSWORLD NFL FOOTBALL "Pre-Sea- aon Game" San Dlago Charg* era ve. San Franclaco 49era IB DAY OF DISCOVERY RELIGION IN THE'SOS ROBERT SCHULLER 8 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 10:00 8 MOVE **)» "Tobacco Road" (1041, Drama) Gene Tlerney, Dana Andrewa. POv* erty-etrlokan larmara In Georgia suffer from moral depravity. 8 BASEBALL BUNCH Guest: Gsry Csrter. 80RALROBERT8 MOVE **•* "Msn On A String" (1971, Adventure) Christopher George, Wllllsm Schallart. A government Undercover agent becomes caught in the middle ol a gang War. 8 RM. TAYLOR TALE8 OF THE UNEXPECTED fflSPOER-MAN 8 ONE-POP **> "Las bidsaass s'en vont en guerre" (1974, Comedie) Gererd Fill- pelll Jeari-Guy Fechner. Leur colonel preparant de grandes manoeuvres pour loroer une lermiere a coder eea terras s I'armae, quatra amla, laissnt Isur service mllitalre, alderont Cette dernlere. 10:30 ffl KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO Guaata: Robert Culp, comedian Michael Rloharda, martial arte expert Chuck Norrls. (R) OfflBARLEEBREE 8 FAWLTY TOWERS 8 BEST IB YET TO BE ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 11:00 8 8 IT IS WRITTEN § WHITE TREE OF AFRICA ERNEST ANGLEY WRESTLING 11:30 8 MEETING PUCE Rsv. Edwsrd Hengen officiates from the Roman Catholic Parish of ths Holy Family in Raglns, Saek.(R) , 8 THE WEEK WITH DAVID BRMKLEY I SHOW BIZ EMERGENCYONE FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY AFTERNOON 12:00 fflMANTOMAN 8 YOU CAN DO IT fi HARVEST OF SHAME Edward R. MUrrow'a Issl documentary for CBS examining the conditions ol ths migrant workers who labor In tha fields of America la rebroadcast. § JERRY FALWELL 100 HUNTLEY STREET UMVER8 DES SPORTS Sslon lee previsions, en direct de Blue Bonnete, lee prix d'ele pour Ambleure de trola ana, un loumol dee Amerlquea a Jol* lette: tlr e fare, une chronlque de golf alnal que de pectus et laa, drolsr/es du Bssebsll aeront presentee. ,. 1230 8 HORSE RAONG Live coverage of the Prix d'Ete from Montreel, Que. 8VBWPO»(TONT)ENEW8 : 8PORT8WORLD Scheduled: taped coverage ol the CART Pocono 600 (from the Pocono International Speedway, Long Pond, Pa);same- day coverage ol the Switzerland Grand Prix Formula I auto raos (from OI]on. France). 88TUD0«TFORiJM POA GOLF "World Serlea Of Goll" Live coverage of the final round from the Firestone Country Club, Akron. Ohio.' 8JKMY SWAGGART ; TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL "Big Brother Or Little Brother" The . question of whether government progrems . csn do e better lob thsn blsck grassroots organizations Is discussed. 1*00 a CFL FOOTBALL Saakstchewsn Roughrfdera at Edmonton Eakimoa 8 EXPLORATION NORTHWEST "Land 01 The Devil" {OUTDOORS UNLIMITED TERRY WNTER8 WA8HNGTON WEEK IN REVEWOt) S FAITH 20 * BATTLE OF THE PLANET8 FOOTBALL CANADIEN Au stade Commonwealth ds Edmonton, lea Eakimoa rencontrent laa Roughridere de Regina 1:30 8 8K MILLION DOLLAR MAN Steve trlea to protect a 14-year-old who haa accidentally "Invented" a new lorm ol energy that,could replaoe the need for oil. ■ 8 HORSE RACING Live coverage of the Arlington Million mlle*and-a-quarter turf race for thoroughbrede from Arlington Park, Arlington Helghte, III. 88 MOVE *** "Huckleberry Finn" (1974, Adventure) Peul Wlnlield, Eddie Albert. Baaed on the atory by Mark Twain. A young boy and a runaway alave become Involved , In a aerlea of adventuree while fleeing down the Mississippi River on a raft. 8 WALL STREET WEEK "le The Worat Oyer?" Gueet: Edward Yardeni, chief economist and first vice preeident, E.F. Hutton A Co., Inc. 8JMBAKKER BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 2:00 8 GREAT PERFORMANCES "Dance In Americe: Two Duete" Mikhail Baryehnlkov snd Nstelia Makarova perform Jerome Robblna' "Other Dances" to music by Chopin; and Ib Andereen and Heather Watte perform Peter Martin's "Calcium. Night .Light',1 to . music by Charlas Ives. (R) ffl SOUND8 GOOD ' ■ .. ■ • 2:39 .■;•■:, 8 GEORGE PLIMPTON MIDYEAR REPORT George Plimpton analysea the sporting triumphs ol the first hsll ol 1982. 8 8PORT8WORL0 A live poet-reoe report on the Arlington Million from Arlington Park, Arlington Helghte, III. a TOOAY IN BELE PROPHECY a FATHER MURPHY An elderly, Illiterate drifter claims that ha la an orphan beoeuse hie parenta are dead and Insists on bslng admitted to the Gold Hill school. 300 a COLLEGE FOOTBALL HMHUOHTS'BlgtO" a MOVE •**■. "Airport" (1970, Suspenee) Desn Martin, Burt Lancaeter. A enow- atorm, a mlrad plane, an elderly alowaway and the bombing of a paaaanger Jet plegue an airport manager. 6 CREI8 TO CRISIS WITH BARBARA JORDAN "How Muoh ie Enough? Decision- Making In The Nuclear Age" Barbara Jordan looka at how major decisions were mode ae the U.S. expanded Ita nuclear araenal over the paat two dec- adea. eSUNOAYUNE 3:80 8 NCAA FOOTBALL PRE* VEW Tha nation's prominent teame and the top Helaman Trophy oandldatee ol the 1982 College Football seaaon are highlighted. ffl WLDLEE ADVENTURE 8CANPR0AWARD8 fflFILM 4:00 8EARTHBOUND 8 LIVING THE GOOD LIFE 8 8 READY, SET, GROW . WITH OSSE AND RUBY "Crazy Hattie Entere The loe Age" Tyne Daly and Ruby Dee are featured in an adaptation of Ernie Brill's short story about an aging hospital worker and har aupervlaor. g fflFUNORAMA * B80UND8G0OD 8 LES AVENTURES DE OUI* OU 4:30 8 HYMN SMG Selections include "Shell We Gslhsr At Tha River," "Now I Have Learned To Pray." "How Greet Thou Art" and "Down By TheRlverelde."'(R) ffl8PORT8BEAT 8 FOR TW RECORD 8 8 QUESTION PERIOD Moderator Bruce Phillips snd a panel of gueat journaliata interview top newsmakers on . current domestic and International laauea. 8 LAST CHANCE GARAGE Brad Saara tranelatee tha myatarlous lingo of auto repair and anawera vlewere' quae* tlona about common car problems. ffll DREAM OF. JEANNE A bschelor party lor Tony surprises everyone, < 8 STRUGGLE BENEATH THE SEA a LES VOYAGES DC TOR* TELAflO ' :,■ 8:00 ■ , B B.C. ADVENTURE . BNEWS B MOT THE PRESS 8 8 UNTAMED WORLD The rooky Fame islands, Ideated off the coast of Northumberland In northern England, provide a home for eeale and var|* oua birds. (B) 8 SOCCER MADE M GERMANY 8 BATTLE8TAR GAUCTICA Starbuck Is marooned' end Imprieoned on a myntertoue, planet where the prisoners serve terms lor the crimes of their ancestors. 8 GLOBAL NEWSWEEK BUMVER8INCONNU8 B CANADIAN REFLECTIONS 'Jsan-Luc Grondin" (R) ' ABC NEWS THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25,1982 8 ffl ffl B.C. SUMMER GAME8 O NEWSLINE . ■ '"EVEMNO y]'. 6:00 B WALT DBNEY "Talee 01 Tha Apple Dumpling Gang" In the daya ol the Gold Rush, a daahlng gambler (John Bennett Perry) and hla two young chargea cross paths with a pair ol bungling' bandits (Arte Johnaon, Ed Begley Jr.). (R) 8 TOWN MEETING "Sexual Harassment: The 9-5 Hustle" BNBCNEW8 8BNEWS ffl CBS NEWS B NUMERO UNO Gary Sobare of Barbados, a maater of all aapecta of cricket, le profiled. - ffl M'A'S'H A "cheat , cutter" and a nurae from* the 8063rd are aent to the 4077th in return for Hawkeye and Nurae Blgelow. ffl EVERYBODY'8 BUSINESS BLA8EMABEVERTE 6:S0 8 HOW COME? 8 8 SUPER LOTO ONEWS B ODYSSEY "Shipwreck: La Trinidad Valencera" The artifacts found on board the fourth largeot ehlp In the Spanlah Armada, discovered off the coaal ol Ireland, tell a unique atory ol life on a 18th- century warship. (R) g 8 CAROL BURNETT AND FRENOS Gueat: Steve Lawrence. 8 LAURIER'B PEOPLE Gueat: Annie Kidder. 7:00 8 THE BEACHCOMBERS Margaret becomee determined to deotroy a "deadhead," a partially aubmerged log that haa Impaled and aunk. unauapectlng boate. (R) g B CODE RED Danny risks his Ills In an attempt to aid a Iriend undergoing emergenpy surgery. (R) 8 BORN TO THE WIND A leg- endery ws'rrlor asks Painted Bear lor help In rescuing his wife who Is bslng held captive by 11 hostile tribe.'"'1"" '"*"' 8 THRU. OF A LIFETIME Featured: a aeven-yeer-old hoy skstes with hockey euper* star Guy Lafleur ol the Montreal Canadiane; a woman models large fashions; a prleat trlee motorcycle Ice racing. i)g to 60 MINUTES (R)C 8L THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO A head-on' collision with a train erases Ralph's memory ol Bill, the eult and a hliacked Iralnload ol toxic meteriala. ffl 8TREET8 OF 8AN FRANCISCO Slone'e murder investigation is hampered by a nar- cotica agent whoee attitude and tactlCB are undeslrsble. 8 CHEZ DENISE "Denies demenage" 7:30 8 HANGM' IN Kate counssls a couple whose teenege eon Is an alchollc, while Mike deala with a Jewish boy who feara having a bar mltzvah because ol the responsible Hss Ihe ceremony Implies. (R) ffl LITTLEST HOBO Hobo belriende a young girl (Sarah Stevens) who rstrests into a lantasy world becsuse her ex- ballerina mother (Keren Kaln) reluaee to let her pureue a dancing career. (R) g 8 BREAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert and Gene Siakel hoat an Informative look at what'a new at tha movies. (R) 8 LE8 BEAUX OtMANCHES "Lee prix du Festival dss 111ms dumonde" 8:00 8 HERrrAGE "The Promised Land" The experiences ol Dr. W.P. Oliver document the history ol Ihs blsck community In Nova Scotia through muelc and drama. 8 JOHN STEINBECK'S EAST OF EDEN Cathy and Adam'a marriage beglna to disintegrate after the birth ol their twin eone. and Cathy runa away to work In a Salinas bordello. (Part 2) (R) .(Parental discretion ie advlaed) a B 8 CHtPS Jon end Ponch are teamed whh two members of the oanlne patrol. (R)- ,, 8 ARCHEBUNKER'8 PUCE Stephanie's long-loot father ehowa up oalhs eve of har bar mllzveh. (Pert 1) (R) B NOVA'.'The Hunt For The Legion Killer" The intenelve investigation launched by the Center for Diaeaaa Control to dlecover the microbe responsible lor Leglonnaire'e dla- eaae ia traced. (R) g . ffl MOVE *** "The Nlght- comere" (1972, Suapenee) Marlon Brando, Stephanie Boacham. Two orphaned children and their governeaa fall under the influence of a cruel, myelllylng gardener.' ffl FATHER MURPHY When outlewe oteal" the orphans' favorite horse, the children come up whh a daring plan lo rasoue Ihe animal. (R) ' 6:30 -; 8 ONE DAY AT A TNE While Am ie buiy making wedding plana, Barbara and Merk sre in Laa Vegas wondering H ri'e ell worth H. (Part 1)(R) -"', *4B ' 8 LES BEAUX DWANCHE8 "Commaunroeeau" ';■• ■■,.'■'.':■:■ ■ ■' /BH».''.*'."': *>"•■*> * B TESTAMB4T OF YOUTH Vera le plunged Into the turmoil of a. front-line hoapHal end aaaigned to nurae wounded Germans. (Part 4). . 8 MOVE *,*!* '.'The Cures Of King Tut'e Tomb" (i860, Adventure) Eve Marie 8alnt. Robin Ellis. An arehaeologlat who dlacovere the long-lost tomb of the legendary pharaoh clashee with an Egyptian profiteer detdrmined to share the curaed booty. (R) B a JOHN STEMBECK'8 EAST OF EDEN Cathy end Adam'a marriage beglna to disintegrate after the birth of their twin eone, and Cathy rune away to work In a Sallnaa bordello. (Pari 2) (R) (Parental discretion Is advlaed) ffl ALICE A towel bby wilh the Russlsn Ballet decldee to defect and hldaa in Mel'e atoreroom. (R) 8 MA8TERPECE THEATRE "Dlaraell: The Chief The aging Dlaraell la elevated to the Houee of Lorde and facaa one of hla greateet diplomatic challenges ■- the Suez conflict. (Part 4) (R)g 8 MOVE **14 "Crisis At Central High" (1961; Drame) Joanne Woodward, Charlea Dumlng. The atory of Elizabeth Huckeby, s high echool teacher who waa embroiled in the 1967 controversy over integration at Central High School In Little Rock, Arkansas, la dramatized. 9:30 8 THE JEFFER80N8 Florence gete the wrong idea when the Jeflereona and the WIHIeee try to keep a eecret fromher.(R) 10*80 8 MUSIC M THE AE The continuing celebration ol the Edmonton Symphony'e 30th anniversary features clarinet soloist Jamee Campbell; aelectione by the orcheatra (conducted by Enrique Belli);. Include worke by Britten, Grieg, Debussy, Ravel and Strauae. 8 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Ernie'e engagement pule Trapper in the position of having to lind a good eurgicel nurae to replaoe her. (A) _'• B ALISTAIR C00KE'8 AMERICA "The More Abundant Ufa" America today. What In Ita experience haa bean fulfilled end what betrayed? B60MMUTE8 10:30 8 LE TELEJOURNAL / SPORTDfMANCHE -.MM ■'•• STHEHATIONAL BBNEWS-. "■"--"- ON THE BUSES 11:06 B CINE-CLUB '*~*)i "Zabrlakle Point" . (1970, Drame) Mark Frechette, Darla Halprln. A Loa Angelee, aprea avoir partlclpe a una manifestation conteetalelre, un ex- etudlant a'enlult, volant un pet- It avion. ; 11:16 BNEWS OABCNEWS 11:30 O MOVE **(. "Hennee- aey" (1976, Suspense) Rod Stelger, Lea Remlck. After hie wife end child are killed In Northern Ireland, an Irlahmen aeeka revenge against the Britleh government by blowing up Parliament when the Royel Femlly la In attendence. B MOVE **«. "Heaven WHh A Gun" (1969. Weetem) Glenn Ford, Carolyn Jonea. A peace-loving preacher attempts to bring aome solidarity to a Weatem town by aettlng up a church only to lind Eva Marie Saint and Robin BUS star In THE CURSE OF KINO TUTS TOMS, to be rebroadcast on the "NBC Bun- day Night at the Movies," Aug. 28. The pair discover an apparent curse when excavation begins at the burial alte of the former Egyptian nilar. himself embroiled in local leude. OCBSNEWS B MOVE **.* "Deadfall" (1968, Suspenee) Michael Calne, Giovanna Ralll. A beautilul woman convlncea a oat burglar to team up wllh her homosexuel husbsnd in a jewel robbery. 8 GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 11:48 8 MOVE *** "Ron-en Scendels" (1933, Musical) Eddie Csntor, Ruth Ettlng. A msn takee a fun-filled daydream Journey back to the time ol Caesar and the Roman Empire. 8 FACE THE NATION 12*00 ffl ffl CTV NATIONAL NEW8 12:18 8 ALL IN THE FAMILY After he finally finishes achool, Mike lands a permanent iob. 12:20 a MOVE **>. "Three For The Road" (1976, Drama) Alex Rocco, Lell Garrett. A widower and hla two eons travel aoroaa America in a mobile home on Iree-lance photography assignments. 8 MOVE **H "Jamee Dean" (1976, Biography) Stephen McHatlle. Michael Brandon. X young man recoils his long friendship with a 1960a rebel from the moment ol their first meeting ee fledgling, actors. ,_.,. ".'12:80 ffl CAROL BURNETT AND FRENOS Skits: "Enter Mrs. Tudbatl," "the Frultceke." ",... .!,„ !P,.,12:4B. ffl MOVE irk* "The Executioner" (1870, Drame) George Peppard, Joan.Colllno. A British agent IS suspended alte/ ha trlea to prove thai' one of hla colleagues le a traitor. ' ' ' sjisoo*. ffl BOByNEWHART Emlly'e plane for a Thanksgiving dinner go downhill when Bob'a .mother and. Emlly'e lather begin Insulting each other. 1:30 ttOBNEWS .ii-.* 1:48 B NOTE OF FAITH ."='"•'..■ 1:60 B MOVE *• "To Kill A -Clown" (1972, Suspense) Alan Alda, Blythe Danner. After moving to a remote Inland, a young couple dlecover that their landlord la a deranged killer. 2:20 •B MOVE •** "Katharine" (1975, Drama) Art Carney, Sissy Spacek. A teen-age heiress rejects her lemlly and lifestyle-to loin a terrorist organization. 2:60 BNEWS MONDAY What haa four legs and moves like the wind? Perrault Is Just one ot the horsss to be featured in a field of outstanding international thoroughbreds when NBC presents the second annual ARUNGTON MILUON, on Sunday, Aug. 29. The richest horse race In the history of the sport will be broadcast live Irom Arlington Park near Chicago, III. '■-. RESUMES That work; for you Cail VALLEY STENOGRAPHIC LTD ' CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINOS ffl CBUT (CBC) Van ; 8 KOMO (ABCI Sea. KING INBCI Sea , ffl CHEK (CTVI Vic . .. 8 KIRO ICBSI Sea. * BCTV (CTVI Van KCTS lNell Sea .10 Community Cabls . SKVOS ICBS Indl Bell. CKVU lind) Van CBUVT ICBCI Van AUQUST30.1982 CanrisM • uss T.y.DM. no,. . OAYT»E8PECIAL ado " 8 WABMNGTON: BB6NO CLOSED DOORS Jason Robarda, Robert Vaughn and Stelanie Poware atar In a atory ol political intrigue and acandala that Involves numerous elected oflicals' In both pereonal and prolsssional waya In the nation's cspltol. (Pajt8) DAYT1EMOVE8 1:00 B *** "The Happening" (1987, Comedy) Anthony Quinn, Faye Dunaway. Four young people era taught the finer polnte of extortion alter kidnapping a syndloste kingpin. 3:80 8 **H "Crosspl6t"(1969, Adventure) Roger Moore, Martha Hyer. An advertising agent devising a new campaign ande up in the mldet of political chaos ln; hla Search for a certain girl. EVEMNO 6*00 SCBC EVENMG NEWS ABC NEWS NBCNEW8 . s _CB8NEW8 B DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE The etudente visit a strip club. B M'A'S'H Hawkeys becomee ao disgusted wllh the peace talka that ha takee mattere Into hla own handa. BTHATSLIFE B LE VAGABOND 8TC "Willy at Kate" * 8:30 BBNEWS 8 PM. MAGAZINE A visit to Joe Nemeth's football camp for youngatera; meet a special effacta artist. 8 BUSINE88 REPORT (!) HERE'S LUCY "Lucy Sells Crelg To Wayne Newton" * ffl WHAT WILL THEY THMK OFNEXTI 8 ANGE Pour lake plalalr s Angle qui eat laaae de I'hlver, Brad lul offre un voyege en Martinique. 7.-00 8 SEEING IT OUR WAY P.M.NORTHWE8T B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT tAij;:tntfrvlew, with John Ceaaavetes.' '"'"' 8 LITTLE HOUSE ON .THE PRAIRIE Charlee leavea Ihs farm to become a carver of tine furniture. (R) g . BJOKER'SWILD B ONE OF THE BOYS Adam'a firat aaalgnment for the college newepaper Is to review Jonethen'e play. 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER Wllea, a victim 01 thalidomide, portrays himseH In the story ol Me life wllh his adoptive'per* ante and their atruggle..to increase TenV's Independence despite his handicaps. 6 TELE-SELECTION "Las grands romsns: 79, Park avenue" (Dam.) (1977, Melodrama) Lesley Ann Warren, Marc Singer. Avert! de la trahi* aon ds Marianne, Perfldo tenters d'obtenir une preuve de eebonnefol. ftOO B ONE MORE TRY A couple decide to marry despite eech having had a pravloua bad experience. B MOVE *• "Freedom Road" (1979, Drama) Muhammad All, Kris Krlstollsrson. At the close of the Civil War, an ex-Union Army aoldier returns to the sbsndoned plantation where he waa a alave and convlncee a shsrscropper to help him buy the lend. (Pari 1) (R> a M'A'S'H Sidney Freed- man ia aent to the 4077th to atudy the effects of preesure on the camp personnel. (R) B MOVE **tt "Helllnger'e Law" (1981, Drama) Telly Savalaa, Morgan Slovene. A flamboyant lawyer ia hired to defend an employee ol a syndicate-connected conglomerate who ie accuaad of murdering a television newocee- ter.(R) 9:30 B FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE B HOWE CALLS Chsrley auffere from Insomnin snd Norman gate an Inflated ego. 10.00 STHEHATIONAL LOU GRANT Lou and a hard-working policeman become Ihe Innocent victims of e vicious armed holdup. 8 MABTERPECE DOCU* MENTARE8 "China Mission" Cheeter Bonning'e extraordinary life In China, where he grew up aa part of a mlaalon- ary family, Is sxplorad. ffl ON THE BUSES 10:26 B MEDICINE 8HOW The desperate aearch waged by the mother ol a lauekmla victim to And a cure lor her aon la traced. (R)g 10:30 8NEW8 8RENCONTRE8 11:00 BB88NEW8 8 8 CTV NATIONAL NEW8 8 MARK RUSSELL Waahlng* ton'a top political eatlrlat pokee lun at major laeuea and newa etorles of the day. B DOCTOR M THE HOUSE Duncan, Paul and Dick decide to enter the raal-ealate market. fflSPORTSPAGE 8 PORTRAIT DE FEMME 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND 8 HOGAN'S HEROES A prisoner pleada with Hogan to let him escape Stelag 13 snd return to the States. ffl VANCOUVER ffl TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7:30 B TEACHERS ONLY A retirement dinner for e eplnster teacher prompts Diana to look long and hard at her own future. 8 THE MUPPETS Gueet: Florence Henderaon. B TIC TAC DOUGH a YOU ASKED FOR IT Featured: "Your Dream Houee In A Bottle" and "Japanese Bizarre Feata Of Strength." 8 BIZARRE Featured: an unu* aual movie deal; e Junior League baaaball team; comedian Howie Mandal; a atrange eclenllat. (R) 8 MARY TYLER MOORE Mary la determined to try and get Lou back together with hie wife. ,1 ffl TELEJOURNAL 7:36 8 WORLD OF THE SEA "Auetralian Reel".The laaol- natlng Greet Barrier Reef atretchaa 1260 mllea. along the northeast ooaet ol Australia." , 8-00 B 8 PRIVATE BENJAMIN Benjamin apota a missile being eneaked Into Fort Bradley but can't gat Captain Lew- la to believe her. (R) 8 ffl B JOHN STEINBECK'S EAST OF EDEN When Cal learns that hla mother le alive end la now a femoua madam, ha precipitates enother femlly tragedy by revealing Ihe newe lo his brother Aran. (Part 3) (R) (Parental discretion le advised) a LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAEE Chsrlss leaves the firm to become a carver of fine furniture. (R)g 8 NUMERO UNO France'a Jean-Claude Kilty, winner of ell three alpine skiing gold medala In the 1968 Winter Olympics, Is profiled. 8 MOVE *** "Make Mine Mink" (1960, Comedy) Terry- Thomas, Athene Seyler. A dowager and a hoodlum loin forces to a commit robbery with the proceeds to be donated to charity. BOUTACAUTAC 6:30 8 B WKRP M CMCBMATI Mr. Cerlson's mothsr sscrelty takea measuree to turn the etetlon'e eucceea Into failure. (R> B GREAT PERFORMANCES "On Glant'e Shouldara" Terry GUSTi 25,182 9 u% g|f t'mi P^ f jM ''■'-fWM BaB Modern machinery has come to Walnut Grove and Charles Ingalls (Michael Landon) Is not happy about it. Ha teams a pdin- > ful lesson and a few atrange business practices when he decides to leave hla happy hometown to become a furniture maker. "The Legacy" episode of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE will be rebroadcast Monday, Aug. 30 on NBC. 12*06 ffl MOVE*** "My Name le Nobody" (1974. Waetern) Henry Fonda, Terence Hill. An aging gunlighter hoping to retire into anonymity la thwarted by an arrogant young drifter who hae other plana, ffl MOVE *** "In Thie House Of Brede" (1976, Drama) Diana Rigg, Judi Bowker. A wealthy widow gives up her career and aoclsl life when ahe entere a Benedictine convent. 12:30 a LATE NNHT WITH DAVE LETTERMAN (R) 8 BOB NEWHART Jerry decldee to give up hla dental practice to follow hla dream of romance and adventure. 12:40 8 LOST TREASURE OF THE CONCEPCtON Ths recovery by a team ol dlvere of an eati* mated 8200 million In booty etored In a aunken Spanlah galleon la chronicled; William Conrad narratea. (R) 12*66 8 COLUMBO An orcheatra conductor takea draatlo mea- aures to prevent e scandal when his mistress threatene to expose their affair to hla wife. 1:30 BNBCNEWBOVBtMGHT 1:60 ,"*' 8 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS "Life Work Of Juan Diaz" 2:16 BNEWS UM ■•'■■' ■ BARNEY MILLER A department store ownsr Is kidnapped and hla captors demand that hia merchandise ba given eway to tha public. (Pari 1) 11:30 BABCNEW8NMHTUNE 8 THE BEST. OF CARSON Hoat: Johnny Caraon. Gueete: Jamea Stewart, Don Adama, Manhattan Tranater. (R) 8 CLOSE-UP QUNCY Qulncy ordere a psychologies! sutcpsy when he can't find conclusive evidence that an evangelist took his own life. 11:46 8 QUMCY Tha mother and eleter ol a young man presumed to be the victim ol e bomb Ineiat the boy ia atlll alive. 11:66 B CINEMA *** "Fort Bravo" (1663, Weatem) William Holden, Eleanor Parker. Ourant la guerre de Secession, lore d'une attaqua dee Indlena, dea evadaa audlstee et dea nordistaa durent leire ceuse commune. 12-00 8 MOVE • "Sketetown U.S.A." (1979, Comedy) Scott Baio, Greg Bradford. A young akater falls In love at tha local roller-disco rink, where he le challenged by a atreet gang leader In a championship con- teat. a CAROL BURNETT AND FRENOS Skit: "A Swiped Lite." 8 MOVE.'*'** **THIhgk In Their Season" (1975. Drama) Patricia Neal, Ed. Flanders. Shortly attar a soon-to-be married young man decldee to leave hla parenta' Wleconeln farm, he learna hla mother le dying ol Leukemia. 8 MOVE** "Deed Men On The Run" (1976, Adventure) Peter Gravea, Katharine Jua- tlce. When a man takea over for a murdered laderal official, he auapecta thet the death waa part of a larger plot involving tha aaSaaelnellon of a preildenllal candidate. 2:30 ffl MOVE **H "Ths Neptune Dlaaater" (1873, Adventure) Ben Gazzara, Yvette Mlmleux. A rescue leam races to save three men trapped underwater near Nova Scotia. 2:60 0NEW8 2:66 ffl MOVE **» "Open See- eon" (1974, Suspense) Peter Fonda, Cornelia Sharpe. Three mentally unstrung Viet* nsm vets play a ssdlstic cat- and-mouse game with a young couple whom they kidnap to lake part in their perverted aport. 3:60 ffl THE WALTONS An unscrupulous relstlve ol ths Baldwin slatsrs uses their "recipe" for his own profit. 4:30 B MARSHAL DIXON 4:48 BNEWS ~*A. liyy' WATERMDS 32895 South Fraser Way 159-2030 NEXT TO BUDGET RENTAL across from Sevenoaks JUST ARRIVED COMFORT PACKS "^'89" LAST CHANCE TO GET IN ON THE 12 25°/. © DOWN YOU CAN OWN ANY WATMBED or BEDROOM SUITE aaaaam maaaam mmrmm TUESDAY CHANNELS GUIDE '*!}. FOB TV LISTINGS 8 CBUT ICBCI Van. Q KOMO (ABC) Sea. ffl KING INBCI Sea. fflCHEK ICTVI Vic. ' ffl KIRO ICBSI Soa. Q BCTV ICTVI Van. O KCTS (Nell Sea. 10 .Community Cable ffl KVOS (CBS-Ind) Bell ffl CKVU (Indl Van.1 ffl CBUVT ICBCI Van. AUGUST 81.1682 CopyilrjM • ties T.V. Dim, to. DAYT1ME8PORT8 6:00 ffl SPORTS PAGE (R) 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY when he tacklea a particularly' atrange caae Involving the death ol an old aplnster. ffl NOUS LE8 COMK3UE8 **M "Attechez voa celn- ' turee" (1976, Comedie) Wolf Golden, Robert Widmark. En Colombia, pour acheter una atatue, un homme y retrouve deux amis et connaitra ' dlveraea meeaventurea avanl da la recuperar. 8:30 ffl LAVERNE A SHRLEY Squlggy becomee Jealous of Lenny'e friendship with a girl he met at Ihe La Brea tar pile. (R)O a ONE MORE TRY A couple decide to merry despite each having had a prevloua bad experience, 8-00 B B THREE'S COMPANY The roommates epend a "qui-, et" weekend at Cindy'e aunt'a farm. <R)Q B MOVE ** "Freedom Road" (1979, Drama) Muhammad All, Krla Kriatolferaon. Gldson Jackson and his nelgh- bors face harassment from white landownara and attacka by the Ku Klux Klan whan they move into the deserted Carwell mansion. (Part 2) (R) a a BEN80N It appeare that Governor Galling and Beneon are out of joba when the gubernatorial election ends In a three-way tie. (R) g 8 MOVE ** "Scavenger Hunt" (1979, Comedy) Richard Beniemln, Jemee Coco. An eccentric multi-millionaire sande hia IS heirs on a bizarre winner-take-all chaee for hie huge inheritance. B MY8TERY "Rumpole Of The Bailey: Rumpole And The Couree 01 True Love" Rumpole delenda a teacher charged with the corruption ol one ol hia 16-year-old female students. (Part 6) (R)b ■ ffl MOVE *•» "Scsvenger Hunt" (1978, Comedy) Richard Benjamin, Jamee Coco. When an eccentric millionaire -diee, the conditions ol hla will aend hie heirs on e wild seerch lor verioue artlclea on a ecavenger Hat, the winner being able lo claim the deceaaed'e lortune. 9:30 B a TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Jackie becomes upsst when her lather and her boyfriend agree ebout their slim chsnce for hepplnees. (R) B 8 HONKY TONK Rompln' Ronnie Hawkins welcomes John Lee Hooker, Dr. Hook and Leah Hawklna. ffl PREMIERE PAGE 10:00 B THE NATIONAL a B HART TO HART Jonathan and Jennifer enter a hlgh-atakea cerd game to win an expensive bsaeball card collection and rescue a kidnapped boy. (R)□ B TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Ernle'a engagement pule Trapper in the position ol having to lind a good surgical nurae to replace her. (R) B NOVA "The Hunt For The Legion Killer" The inteneive investigation Isunched ,by the Center for Dleease Control to discover the microbe responsible for Leglonnaire'e dls- eaae Is traced.(R)n BONTHEBU8ES 10:26 B THE LAND John and Janet Foster celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Rldeau Canal'a completion by travel* ing the waterway Irom Fort Henry on Lake Onterio to Ottawa, g 10.30 8 NEWS RENCONTRES 11:00 I NEWS _ J CTV NATIONAL NEWS ffl U.8. CHRONICLE "Survival In Houaton'a Public Houalng" The probleme In Houetbn'e public houelng are exemlned. DAYTIME MOVE8 1*00 B **« "The Old-Feah- ioned Way" (1934, Comedy) W.C. Flelda. Judith Allen. A troupe ol actora becomee skilled at eluding the law In each town In which they perform. . . 2:30 ffl **» "La Perle noire" (1977, Aventure) Mario Custo- dlo, Csrlos Estrada. Ravant de devenlr pecheur de perlee, le Ills d'un amateur penetre dene une grotte Interdlte, malgre lea avertlaeementa de son mentor. 3:00 8 *** "Houee On Greenepple Rood" (1970, Myatery) Chrlstophsr Gsorge, Jsnst Leigh. Clrcumetentiel evidence implicatea a man aa hla wile's murderer. 8 ** "Moonrunnere" (1975, Comedy) Jamee Mitchum, Kiel Marlin. Hillbilly boya and a runaway girl race copa and mobetere to deliver moonahlne. EVENING 6:00 O CBC EVENING NEWS OABCNEWS 8 NBC NEWS OQNEW8 QC83NEW8 8 DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE Micheel, Dick and Paul buy a hearae ■■ wilh a dead body In the back. ffl M'A'8'H B.J. becomee a aurrogate lather to a Korean lamlly when the young daughter aeeke medlcel assistance lor her lather. fflTHAFSUFE ffl QUINCY "L'advereelre" 6:30 OONEWS 8 PM. MAGAZINE A men'e SOth-blrthday, IB-event endurance .teat; an airborne neonatal ambulance eervice In Lout- alana. O BUSINESS REPORT ffl HERE'S LUCY Enemy agents seek a secret formule Lucy Is Involved with. ffl WHAT WILL THEY THMK OFNEXTI 7:00'' ffl COUNTRY M MY SOUL 8 PM. NORTHWEST 8 ENTERTAINMENT TOMGHT An Interview with Cheryl Ladd. a THE JEFFERSON8 George'e old Nevy buddy shows up at the Jelfereons. OJOKER'8WILD 8 THE JEFFERSONS Florence gete the wrong Idea when the Jelleraona and the Willises try to keep a secret Irom her. (R) 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT ffl HOGAN'S HEROES Hogsn plsns to hijack a Garmsn bomber and uae it to deetroy an oil refinery. BVANCOUVER ffl TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7:30 8 BARNEY MILLER Barney and hie men leam that the precinct building may be up lor aale. (Pert 1)(R)g 8 THE MUPPETS Gueet: Lene Home. 8TKJTAC DOUGH a 8 8TARS ON ICE Gueete: Perry Jewell, Judith Lander, Rudy Webb, Karen and Doug- lea Mankovlch. (R) 8 YOU ASKED FOR IT Featured: "Clrcue Doee He Trlcke" and "Swimming Pool ForHoraee." ffl MARY TYLER MOORE Phyllis decldee thet Ted would make an ideal candidata for the city council. ffl TELEJOURNAL 7:36 8 WORLO OF THE SEA "Oclopua" A team ol resesrchers visits the home ol the Greet Pacific octopua In Pugel Sound. 8:00 8 NATURE OF THINGS "The Asteroid And The Dinosaur" Bill Mason narratee an exeml- natlon of a theory that might explain why dinoaaurs became extinct, although they once domineted the earth. (R) 8 HAPPY DAYS Al'e plana lo merry Chachi'a mother hit e snsg.(R)g . 8 FATHER MURPHY When outlsws steal Ihe orphans' favorite horse, the children come up with a daring plan to rescue fhe animal. (R) 8 8 FALCON CREST Cola blamea hlmaell for a friend's tragic acoldent, and Angela trlea lo undermine Chaae'e power aa a county aupervlaor. (R) 8 UNWERSE Welter Cronklle reports on varloua occurrences and phenomene In the world of aclance. 8 RUNNING BUND When Alan escapee from Ruaaian master spy Kennikln, a gun battle enauaa end the Importance ol Ihe package Alan hae been carrying is reveslsd. (Parts) B MOVE **» "Fragment Of Fear" (1971, Drama) Gayle Hunnlcutl, David Hammings. A crime reporter beglne lo question his own mental framework AUGUST 25,1082. B DOCTOR M THE HOUSE A profeesor who la a keen gambler end a heavy drinker la put in charge during Loftus's ' absence. B8PORTSPAGE BMNSIVALAVE 11:20 B VANCOUVER ISLAND NEW8 BNEWS 11:26 a BARNEY MILLER The demand for free merchandiae becomea a near-riot aa the ransom demanda of a department atore owners kid- nappere are weighed. (Part 2) . '.11:80 ■ , 8ABCNEW8NH3HTUNE TONIGHT Hoat: Johnny Caraon. Gueat: Joe Qaragiola. 8CL08E-UP "■'•'' SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert end Gene Slakel hoat an Informative look at what'a new al the movlee. (R) B HOGAN'8 HEROES Hogan uaee propaganda broadcaster Axle Annie to get into to an. underground agent. 11:46 B TENNB Highlights ol the U.S. Open from the United Statea Tennis Association National Tennla Center, Flushing Meadowa-Corone Park, N.Y. 11:66 ffl CINEMA ••* "Quand la villa e'evellle" (1976, Pollcier) Marc Porel, Louie Velle. Un photographe de presse (alt du clientage aiipree dee truanda qui ont attaque un camion, bllnde. 12:00 ffl FANTASY ISLAND A father trlee to win the love of hie eon, and a woman aete out to lind a doctor who dlaappeared with a fortune. (R) B ALICE Mel mlaunderetende Allce'a simple dinner Invitation and all but movee In wilh her and Tommy. (R) ffl CAROL BURNETT AND FRENDS Skits: "Kidnapping," "The Femlly." 12:06 a MOVE * "Strike Force" (1975, Drama) Clifl Gorman, Donald Blakely. A epeclal unit ol law enforcement agante, combining Ihe beet talents ol police from federal to local levela, ia aal up to attack the problem ol organized crime. 8 MOVE **•* "The Heartbreak Kid" (1972, Comedy) Charlee Grodln, Cyblll Shepherd. The honeymoon plane ol a couple ol young Jewiah newlywede go awry when the groom decldee he wenta a replacement lor hie new bride. 12:16 B ALICE Mel tries to cstch the demolition derby crowd by keeping the diner open after midnight. (R) 12:30 B LATE MGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: Gene Autry, actress Mary Beth Hurt. ffl BOB NEWHART Ellen'e ex- fiance, a tall handsome egomaniac, arrives in Chicago to win her back. 12*36 ffl MCCLOUD McCloud and Chlel Clifford try to etop a . Lawrence Lucklnbill and his; real-life wife Lucie Arnaz star in the comedy special OIK MORE1 TRY, to air Tuesday, Aug.3,i on CBS. Despite previous failures, the pair decide lo try and find out If love is really baiter the second time around. move by New York'a mob to infiltrate Australia. (R) ' 12:60 B I'D RATHER BE CALM A group of einglee gather Ins ewinglng reeteurant bar In Cleveland. 1:10 ONEWS 1:30 8 NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT t'36 a MOVE **» "Pursuit" (1972, Drama) Ben Gazzara, E.G. Marshall. A . political activiat matchee wile wllh an agent who trlea to atop the lormer from deatroylng a large U.S. city. . . 2:06 8 MOVE * h "The Runaway Barge" (1976, Adventure) Tim Matheson, Bo Hopkins. A trio of Mississippi rlverboat work- are lind themselvee caught up In a kidnapping echeme. 2:30 8 MOVE *** "For Love, Of Ivy" (1968, Comedy) Sidney Poltler, Abbey Lincoln. An upper mlddle-claea lamlly lind a man for thalr maid ao aha'll etay with them, but'tha plan backfires. ■ 2:46 . ,.',. 8 ALFRED HTCHCOCK PRESENTS "Final Performance" 3:00 B MOVE ** "The Looking Glaaa War" (1970, Drama) Chrlatopher Jonea, Pie Deger- mark. Tha British sonde Polish defector Into Eaat Germany to investigate a possible violsflon ol the disarmament agreement. 3*06 8 THE WALTONS A 19-year- old wandering minstrel causae Mary Ellen to leave her lamlly at the time they need Tier moat. 3:46 '?.. -'? 8NEW8 ■ 4*80 .';■' . a MARSHAL DILLON COMPUTE AUT TO ass ALL MAKES 4 MODELS ICBC AUTO GLASS INSTAUATIONS haa EttiMstet DON'S AUTO BODY ft PAINT SHOP LTD. 27441 FRASER HWY. BBArelBAJ. aldergrove 9mmmm9waa_ KOHLER'S/ EUROPEAN SAUSAGE I LTD. Complete Custom Killing Cutting — Wrapping Curing — Smoking 1/4 mile -north of Aldergrove 55 Centre <n •S3' Fraaer Hwy. KOHLER'S t "FULLTIME GOVERNMENT INSPECTION" Grade "A" FREEZER BEEF SPECIALIZING IN FANCY SAUSAGE "The best for your guests" 3338 • 272 Street, Phono 856-4151 Aldergrove, B.C. 5304271 WEDNESDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 8 CBUT (CBC) Veri. B KOMO (ABC) Sea. a KINO (NBC) See. 0 CHEK (CTV) Vie.. 8KIHO (CBS) Sea. BCTV (CTV) Van. KCTS (Not) Sea. 10 Community Cable ■ 8 KVOS (CBS-Ind) Bell, ffl CKVU (Ind) Van. " ffl CBUVT (CBC) Van. 1,1863 copyiigM. leiaT.v.DMi.KK*.■ DAYTIME SPORTS -MO ■, ,';. • Q) SPOflTS PAGE (fi) DAYTEK MOVES f .*i*od;..... ....*■'..... B *** "The Happening" (1967* : Comedy) Anthony Quinn, Faye Dunaway. Fftur young people ate taught tha liner polnta of extortion efter kidnapping a eyndloate kingpin. . . *,.*.. 3*00 .*• B *•** "Terra Of trial" (1963, Drame) Laurence Olivier, Slmona Slgrioret. A well- respected aohoolmaater la falsely accuaed ot assault by a young student. fl *** "Walkabout" (1971, Adventure) Jenny Agutler, David GulpHII. Two white children ere guided acroae the Auatralian Outback by en Aborigine youth. II Mo 8 CBC EVEMNO NEWS OABCNEWS O NBC NEWS OONEWS OCBSNEWS 8 DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE During a lecture on hypnosis, an unsueceeaful attempt ia made to hypnotize Duncan. 8 M'A'S'H Charlee becomee Ihe moat unpopular man In camp when ha receives a winterized polar ault from hie , parente. ffl THAT'S LIFE B HAROLD LLOYD 8:30 OONEWS a PM. MAGAZINE A summer camp lor luture aetronauta; a 98-year-old recent high echool graduate. 8 BUSINESS REPORT HERE'S LUCY Lucy, decides to become a theatrical agent. a WHAT WILL THEY THMK OFNEXTI B TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7*00. 8 BA8EBALL Cincinnati Rede at Montreal Expos 8 P.M. NORTHWEST ENTERTAINMENT TOMQHT Interviews wilh Joan Collins, Ricky Schroder. 8 LAWRENCE WELK "Salute To Working Folke" 8 JOKER'S WILD a THE FALL GUY Colt la hired, by e beautilul woman to lind har brother belore the mob kills him for hla gambling debte.(R) 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT fl HOGAN'S HEROE8 Col. Kllnk Is arrested lor conspiring againat hie commanding general. a VANCOUVER 8 LE BA8EBALL DE8 EXPOS Au etade Olymplque de Montreal, lea Expoe recolvent lea Rede de Cincinnati, 7:30 ,. , 8 THE MUPPETS Gueet: Twiggy. OTIC TAC DOUGH B VOU ASKED FOR IT Featured: "Cheetah Raeae Motorcycle" and "Capsule Inn." 8 MARY TYLER MOORE Murray'a teen-age daughter neede a lob and Mary tries to get har one et the office. 7*36 O ANIMAL WORLD 8:00 B THE PHOENIX Bennu pulls a woman from a raging Hre aa federel egent Premlnger moves In to capture him. (R) B a REAL PEOPLE Featured: S California grape festival; the "Mr. Tush" contest: a visit to Boring, Oregon; a echool for baseball umplrea. '<f*.>-.V-*.*::' SON NEWS SPECIAL SaWON AND SIMON A latter from a deed man prompte A.J. and Rick to Investigate a murder that took place 22 yeare earlier. (R) .*- 8 THE AMBASSADORS MOVE **» "II A Man Anewera" (1862, Comedy) Sandra Dee. Bobby Darin, A. new bride attempts to make har hueband iealous, but the plan ibaokllree when he catcheeon. 8:00 ■:•■■ B THE FALL GUY Colt Is hired by e. beautilul woman to find her brother' before the mob kills him for hie gambling deble.(R) 8 THE FACT8 OF LIFE Roommatea Jo and Blair split up end Tootle and Natalie decide to follow eult.(R) a MOVE -A* "Demon" (1976, Horror) Tony Lo Bianco, Sandy Dennis. While Investigating what he thinks la a routine murder caae, a New York City detective discovers that the perpetrator la not of thla world. 8 MOVE **K "Helllnger'e Law" (1881, Drsms) Telly Savalae, Morgan Stevens. A. flamboyant lawyer ia hired to defend an employee ot a syndicate-connected . conglomerate who ia abouaed of murdering a television newscaster. (R) B THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO Ralph dlacovere that hia mother'a life (a endangered by her fiance who la amiiggllng top secret materi- .'* eto:'■-.'. B FROST OVER CANADA Fighting Fat'' ,'' ■ 8:30 ■ • . .. 8TWORONNE8 LdVE. SONEY Sidney end Laurie, discover that the lire that destroyed their living room was aat by Patti. (R),: | 8 BACK8TREETB A documentary examining the problems' of Seattle'e mental health system. ,,*.'. B-JAZZDEMONTREUX ' 10*00 STHEHATIONAL '*, 8 DYNASTY Krystle awalta th* outcome ol Clau- ■ dla'a aurgery, Blake refuses ■'. Rhlnewood'a business offer, -end Alexia dodges.Colby'e marriage offer. (R) . a auiNCY Qulncy la assigned to determine II the death of an aomlral waa linked to a cover-up of a computer spy rings secret operations. (R)' B MOVE *.*»*■ "« Should Happen To You" (1964, Comedy) Judy Holllday, Jack Lam* mon. A model gains instant ' fame by broadcaatlng liar name on aeveral billboards around New York. 80NTHEBU8ES MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE "Three's A Crowd" OLE RANCH DE LA ROUGE ■v.. 10:26 8 JUDGE Judge Humphries; llnds hla Impartiality put to the last when en old girlfriend atanda trial for the murder of herhueband. g io*ao .'...' 8NEW8 8 TOM JONES Gueat: Lola Falane. BTELEJOURNAL 11*00 BBBBnews a a CTV NATIONAL NEWS 8 DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE Mary and Lawrence want a tennis table for the common room, but Duncan wants a new television. 8 SPORTS PAGE MOt, CLAUDE, EMPEREUR "Un regno de terreur" Tibere fali aaeaaalner Agrlpplne, lea mambree de Sa (amnio alnal que Se]an. 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS QNEW8 11:26 8 BARNEY MILLER After being bitten by a dog, Woio facaa the proapact of rablee unless he can overcome hla feer of needles. 11:80 8 ABC NEW8 NIGHTLINE a TOMQHT Hoat: Johnny Caraon. Gueat: Luciano Pavarolti. aCLOSE-UP 8 A SOME OF BALANCE Thla apecial leaturaa a paralyzed bay who atruggle aon hia own to overcome hla handicap. 8 HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan builds a balloon to transport an agent to England. 11:48 8 TENM8 Highlights ol the U.S. Open from the United Statea Tennla Association National Tennla Canter, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, N.Y. 12*00 a LOVE BOAT Captain Stub-. Ing Is offered command, of a luxury, ahip, a young man experiencea pre-marital jitters, and Doc helpe a couple patch their broken relationship. (R) 8 MOVE *** "Fraternity Row" (1977, Drama) Peter Fox, Gregory Harrison. A man'a reflections on his wild 1960a collage daya are marred by the memory ol a hazing prank that ended In tragedy. (R) 8 CAROL BURNETT ANO FRENOS Guests: Steve Lawrence, Lily Tomlin. 8 CINEMA ••• "Ceux de Cordura" (1959, Drame) Gary Codper, Rita Hayworlh. A la suite d'une escarmouche con* tre dea revolutionnalree mexl- oalna, un officler americaln et eea hommee recolvent une medallle mllltalre. 12.-06 8 MOVE * "Encounter Wllh The Unknown" (1976) Documentary. Narrated by Rod Serllng. Three different supernatural Incidencaa are re-created. ....'..,. 8 MOVE **» "And Millions Will Ola" (1973, Suapenee) Richard Basaharl, Suaan Straaberg. Environmental experts are aummoned lo determine the tralta of a mya- terloue source that haa killed aeveral thouaand people. 12:16 8 MOVE •* "Tha Medusa Touch" (1976, Suspense) Richard Burton, Lee Remick. A peychlalriat takea on the caae ol a man who believes ha haa the mental power to cause accidents, dlaaater and death. (R) :- 12*30 * 8 LATE MGHT WrtH DAVE LETTERMAN Guaata: comedian George Millar, film director Roger Corman, actress Viva. 8 BOB NEWHART Emlly'a more than a Utile ''furious about Bob'a reluctance to die' cuss on ok) girlfriend; ,' 1:10 ONEWS . .. '1:30 '. B NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT 1:86 B MOVE *** "The Prince 01 Central Park" (1977, Drama) T.J. Hargrave, Lisa Richard. Baaed on the novel by Evan H. Rhodee. Two runaway youngsters hiding out In a treehouse In Central Park are befriended by a kindly old woman. 2:06 B MOVE **» "How To Break Up A Happy Divorce" (1976, Comedy) Barbara Eden, Hal Linden. An Telly Savalae stare aa an attorney In HELLMOEft'S LAW, the "CBS Wednesday Night Movie," on Sept.' V The former "Kojak" atar portrays the flashy Nick Helllnger who must defend hla client against a murder charge: estranged wife schemes lo bring ebout a reunion by arousing her huaband'a Jealousy. tfclS. ' - ' ' . B MOVE *** "My Neme ie Nobody" (187*4, Weatem) Henry Fonda, Terence Hill. An aging gunflghter hoping to retire Into anonymity la thwarted by an arrogant young drifter who haa other plana. 8 ALFRED HTCHCOCK PRESENTS "Triumph" '": '*.ao .. 8 MOVE •*» "Zeppelin" (1871, Adventure) Michael York, Elke Sornmer. During World War I, a British epy leeme that tha Germane are planning to uae a giant dirigible lo ateal tha Magna Carta and thereby, erode British morale. . 8*06 ' B THE WALTONS A world- famous actress becomee the Waltona' reluctant houee gueat whan her car breaks down and har chaulfsur deaerteher. 3:18 ffl NEWS ' 3:38 8 MOVE **«j "Someone I Touched" (1876, Drema) Cloria Leaohman, Glynnla O'Connor. An architects pregnant wile dlacovere thai her huaband haa contracted venereal dleeaaa from his teen-age girlfriend. 4:30 8 MARSHAL DILLON When Sidney Shorr, (Tony. Randall) and Laurie Morgan (Swodsle Kurtz) lodk In disbelief at their .glutted living room they realize that Smokey the Bear was right when he talked about not playing with matches. But the real lesson Is learned by Laurie's daughter Paul (Kaleena Kill), who Is the culprit in the "Patti the Torch" episode of NBC's LOVE, SIDNEY, to be rebroadcast Wednesday, Sept. 1.* ' '■ :* .' ■ ' SELL IT IN THE STAR - CALL 856-8303 ,, CUT OVERHEAD COSTS .'..•"■•■ Call Valley Stenographic Ltd. (Abbotsford). 869-6511 for Quality typing - bookkeeping Photo copying - Telephone Answering Service PLACEMENTS - TEMPORARY & :,. , •:, PERMANEMT RESUMES.. 34-96720-1 SUBSCRIBERS: To maintain your subscription, check your address label for your subscription expiry date. EXAMPLE: >,;" John Doe P.O. Box 0000, Aldergrove, B.C. VOXIAO' THIS IS THE DATE YOUR RENEWAL ISDUL If you are not certain, feel free to check with our subscription department, by calling 856-8303. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANQLEY 1982 LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS ALDERGROVE Invitation to Tender Sealed tenders in separate envelopes marked ''Tender for 1982' Local Improvements Aldergrove", will be received by the undersigned at the offices of The Corporation of the Township oi Langley not' later than 2:00 p.m. local time on Thursday; September 2,1982. The work involves the following approximate quantities of materials, Pit Run ', 1150 tonnes 20 mm crush 600 tonnes ASphalt, ;.. 660 tonnes Curb & Gutter 725 m Concrete Sidewalk 725 m Storm Sewer 345 m Catch Basins 6 Specifications and Tender Documents are enclosed. The lowest of any Tender may' not necessarily be accepted by the Municipality and the Municipality will not be responsible for any costs Incurred by a Tenderer In preparing his Tender. Each Tenderer shall submit with his Tender, either a certified cheque or a Bid Bond in the amount of 10 percent of the total of his Tender. The successful Tenderer will be required to provide a 50 percent Performance Bond and a 50 percent Labour and Materials Payment Bond. Such Insurance as specified In the Contract shall also be provided. Tenders shall be for the entire work required by trie'Tender Documents. Inquiries should be directed to Cal Eldstrom, Engineering Department - 534- 3211 Drawings, Specifications and Tender Documents may . be obtained from ■ the Office of The Corporation of The township of Langley, on or after August 25,1982. PURCHASING CLEFik The Corporation of the Township of Langley tr 4914-221 Street . Langley, B.C. , V3A3Z8 34-96717-2 •II i'ii M '■-a*******-- ^j^iMmaaaaaaaaaaaaamm mammmm mmmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25, IMS '11 FORT LANGLEY. -Centennial Museum's crsw of volunteers will be returning to work soon, and they are inviting new members to loin them. Mrs. Hire, a long-time participant, Is instructing a group ALDERGROVE O.A.P.O. NEWS Insulation for hall on agenda By ERNEST CLUETT ALDERGROVE - The first meeting of the fall period will take place in the OAP hall, comer of 273 Street and 30 Avenue on FWday, Sept. 3, commencing at 1:30 p.m. and from then on subsequent meetings will be held the first Briday of each month. High on the agenda will be, to insulate or not to insulate the hall. Also, as we are the hosts for the regional meeting, a date has to be set and notices sent out. We shall endeayor to keep you busy solving earth shaking events. The bus trip is set for Wednesday, September 1, leaving the hall at 10:30 a.m. and returning from the exhibition grounds at 4:30 p.m. Fare is $6 each. Phone Adeline at 859-8408 for particulars. You might as well treat yourself to a day out; after all it. will be a long and hard winter. The crib department is going great every Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. bridge every Friday except the second FWday at 730 p.m. The second FWday is taken up by the rode and gem dub. Art dass every Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. .The choral group every Monday at 7:30 p.m. Dances every Wednesday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m., and every Sunday morning arid evening church services,are held in the hall.' e,:- ;:?■ The September blood donors clinic has been cancelled, next one is December 6, 2 to 8 p.m. I have-been informed that with reference to my observations on the wild land in Delta, a lot of the flat lands are held by absentee owners, who rent out their holdings to anyone who will hold the agriculture assessment on the property. As most of the rents are nominal,1 most lessees woik in town and.do a minimum of woik on the holding. If this is true, it would explain the seedy appearance of large tracts of Delta and also the striking difference in the farms of the Chilliwack area, which generally show pride of ownership. The senior dtizens lottery will be started in October. Please buy tickets from branch 71 as we shall get a commission on them. You will be getting books of tickets in the mail just the same as last time, but do not send them and your money to lottery headquarters as you did in the previous one, but put it through branch 71. It will be explained by Jack Baker at the September meeting. There will be no paper for free in 1983 and also they will not be paying any more memberships. At the Saturday dance George Armstrong took Slim Bun-ells place as emcee. Slim being under the weather .and unable to attend. We all wishhim a speedy recovery. Door prize went to Laughter is good for heart By IRENE ORWICK ALDERGROVE - Residents of Alderhaven were treated to an evening of entertainment, as they were shown films of some of their gatherings, beginning with the 1981 Christmas dinner. Pictures of meetings, monthly birthday parties and potluck dinners followed. The rafteis in the recreation room rang out with laughter as the stories on films unfolded. It does my heart good to hear people laugh. The BCHMC does by at all times to do things for the tenants in Alderhaven. The gardeners are to commended for their woik, always keeping the grounds and flowers so beautiful. I'm sony some just take things for granted and only can find faults. It .was our local OAPO branch 71 Who were the instigators to get a Flace like Alderhaven built, and m so happy for the privilege of : lived here for the last ten Zelia Thrift and the spot prize to Bill Tazakas and Edna Dewle. The birthdays of Grace Armstrong and Maty Picket were suitably celebrated. Visitors were' Grace Armstrong of langley, Laurette Bru.net trnm Abbotsford and Yvette Rivard of Mission. Doris says: Even our president was nominated for dtizen of the year, which just goes to show what kind of a year it has been.. of school children In the finer points of native mat-making. Conducting exhibit tours and workshops, and assisting with olllct woik are Ihe prims occupations ol the museum's volunteer*.' Each fall, training which Includes lectures, workshops and Ileldtrlps about Langley's natural and human history, Is presented to the crew to help tham In preparing lor their assignments. Volunteers' flrat masting of the year will take place on September 14 at 10 a.m. This la an excellent opportunity to become involved In an activity that Is both educational and entertaining. For further Information, call the museum at 888-3922. LANQLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Back to school information for parents FACTS & FIGURES Our District, enrolls 13,500 pupils from Kindergarten to the twelfth grade. We operate thirty-four Elementary and seven Secondary schools with a staff of almost 800 teachers. The Langley Board of School Trustees meets every second Monday j evening. You are invited to attend these meetings beginning at 8:00 j p.m. Meetings are scheduled on September 7th at North Otter Elementary.and. September 20th at County Line Elementary. •'•. An Education Forum is held on the fourth Monday of each month to discuss topics of Interest to parents. Contact the School District Office (534-7891) for information. NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS * ' Elementary .Schools aw Ideated5..! 'VlttQaffyf5every helghB6mp6tJ.tif if-flf-''" Langley School District.-Secondary ScHools are lobated In'key ' population centers. For the name and location of the Elementary or . Secondary school in your area, please check the white pages of the Telephone Directory or contact the School District Office (534-7891). SCHOOL RE-OPENING » ■ School offices will re-open to enrol new pupils and to answer your questions effective August 23rd (Secondary schools) and August 30th (Elementary schools). Information on registration, enrolment boundaries, programs and other items should be obtained from your neighborhood school. FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL Kindergarten pupils will be contacted by each school regarding the dates of interviews, hours of Instruction and first day of attendance. Elementary pupils will attend until 10:30 a.m. on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th and full-time on each school day thereafter. Secondary pupils will not attend on September 7th, but will attend for the full day on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, and each school day thereafter. School operating hours remain basically unchanged from last year. Parents new to the District can obtain Information from their neighborhood school. TRANSPORTATION Bus transportation is provided for pupils living outside the walk limits set by the Ministry of Education and the Langley Board of School Trustees. Those walk limits - the distance from home to school - are TWO miles for pupils in grades 1-7 and THREE miles for pupils in grades 8-12. Transportation is also provided for pupils .enrolled . In Special Education programs serving children from throughout the District. Bus routes and departure times will remain basically the same as set last school year. Pupils should follow last year's timetable unless otherwise Informed. Parents new to the District should contact the Transportation Office (534-7891) for information. Hke safety Tf Ik with our local R.C.M.P., Thursday, August 26,1982 Bike Rodeo on east parking lot, Friday, August 27 —( Win a $25.00 Gift Certificate. "Our Name Is Our Promise To You" ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL ONLY Canada Grade A Beef Chuck Cross Rib RQQSt Bone in. Super Valu Cheese Heinz 284 ml Vegetable or Tomato Soup 3 1*00 Toddler Size Pampers 8.98 Super Valu Biscuits Tin tie. All varieties. Husky Dog Food 709 g Oven fresh from our Bakery French Bread Reg. $1.04 15 oz. Loaf .89 California. Canada No. 1 Grade. Seedless Green Grapes lb.# ALKRGROVKENTRE WALL Prices effective Tues., Aug. 23 to Sat., Aug. 28,1982 We reserve the right to limit quantities. ' ■■n ■MSB ■ ' '" ' -—-mWfljHFWTW •-"^^ mmmmmmamfaamamm mm* 12 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25,1982 m ALDERGROVE'S Classified Directory 29. Accounting and 32. Jobs Available Bookkeeping 12. Landscaping and 1. Announcements and Nursery Supplies Coming Events 8. Legale 28. Appraisals N n. Lessons 26. Auction 38. Livestock 91. Automotive Supplies 7. Lost and Found 6. Births 50. Machinery and 49. Boats for Sale Equipment 19. BrlckWork 35. Miscellaneous for Sale 18. Bldg. Construction 48. Miscellaneous Wanted 41. Building Supplies 44. Mobile Homes 10. Business Services and 52. Motorcycles Miscellaneous 40. Muelc S. Cards of Thanks 17. Paving « S3. Cars 2. Personals 22. Electrical 38. Pete 4. Engagements and 21. Plumbing Weddings 37. Poultry ■ 30. Finance 27. Professional Services 25. Fuel Miscellaneous 45. Furniture 42. Property lor Sals 48. Garage Sales 33. Rentals 39. Garden Produce 15. Septic Tanke 18. Gravel Sales 31. Situations Wanted 20. Gyproc and Stucco 23. Topsoil and Manure 24. Hay Sales 13. Tractor Work 47. Holiday and Utility 9. Travel Trailers 54. Trucke 43. Homes lor Sale 34. Wanted to Rent 3. In MemorJum 14. Well Drilling Advertiser Agreement II le agreed by any advertiser requesting space thst liability ol the Central Fraaer Valley Star In event ol failure to publish sn advertisement or In event that errors occur In publishing ol an advertisement, shall be limited to the emount paid by the advertiser lor that portion ol the advertising space occupied by Incorrect epace occupied by Incorrect Item only, and that there shall be no liability In any event beyond amount paid for such advertisement. No responsibility Is accepted by the newspaper when copy le not submitted or verified In writing. Phone your ad to: 856-8303 or 656*6212. Central Frassr Vallsy Star, Box 220, Aldergrova, B.C. V0X1A0 Classllled Advertising Ratee per October 1,1961. Weekly rate: first 20 words • $2.60 minimum charge; 10 centa per word lor each additional word. Box Numbers -12.25 extra. Deadlines lor classllled ads are 2:00 p.m. Monday and for too late to classify 12:00 noon Tuesday. The classified telephone numbers are 866*6303 or 856*5212. OFFICE HOUR8 Office hours for The Star are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 9 a.m. -5 p.m. 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COMING EVENTS Old Time dances, Aldergrove O.A.P. hall, 273rd St., every Saturday, 8 p.m. 37-TF St. Ann's Catholic church, 2826 - 272 Street, Aldergrove, 858-2641. Massss: Saturday 8:00 p.m. Sunday 8:30, 11:00 a.m. Confession: Saturday 7 to 7:46 p.m. 11-TF Do you have a drinking problem? If so, and you wlah to stop, Alcoholics Anonymous can assist you. Write to Box 782, Aldergrove or phons 668*8240 or (Van.) 873-8466. 35-794351 -TF Want to start chlidrene Kung Fu & Karate Class? With the ideas of learning self defense. Anyone Interested! 866*5845. 30-tl Tues. Night's MOTO CROSS Flea market. Aldergrove Legion. Every Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Table rental 65. Admission 25 cents. Phone 858*6043. 39-4285-TF 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND' COMINB EVENTS Problems? Personal, lamlly, marriage. For professional, contidentlal counselling' call Vallsy Counselling Services 853*9476. 15-26 CHARLIE BROWN COOP PRESCHOOL We stlli have a few apaces left so register your 3 or 4 yr. old now. For September classes. 856-5021 32-96686-4 TANSLEY FAMILY DAYCARE Govt, approved. Reglstsr you 1 year and oldsr child now. Plosse call Patti. 858*6002 33*96703*2 Penny's Preschool Centre Register your 3 or 4 yr. old now lor fsll classes. Parent participation not required. Please call Penny 856-3579 14*95814-TF BROOKSIDE PRESCHOOL Licensed Supervisor Lorraine Ellens Bright, spacious Indoor & outdoor learning centres oiler a sals, enriching environment (or your child. Opon houss Aug. 25-28,10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Register now, a lew openings lell. 853-3674 ftmm, Troubled? For counselling services call 584-7921. Langley Family Services, 5339 - 207 St., Lsnglsy, B.C. 6-4868-TF NEED BUSINESS INFORMATION? Call the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Business Information Olllce. We have' Information, book- lots and brochures on most aspects ol business from Small Buslneee Loans to Manufacturing Opportunities. Call 856-4106 or drop In al 27233 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrova (Century 21 Parla Really Oflice) 18-95B44-TF Attention - any associate membera. TheRoyal Canadian Legion Branch.265 color party practice begins Aug. 18, 1982. Contact J.Arcand lor further Information 666* 2244. 34*4 Girls agad 6-15. Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders registration. Call 530-6933 or 668- 1606. Leadera needed, 34-4 2. PERSONALS Hypnosis Langley Hypnosis Centre 694*7691 2696174 For all Interested relatives & trlsnde with « drinking problem, Aldergrove Al* Anon will meet In Ihe United Church hall every Tuesday •18:30 p.m. 868-4181, 656* 28*2. 19-82280-TF 6. BIRTHS Dr. David & Janet Paton. On Aug. 13,1982, a son, Gregory John, 9 lbs. 9 oz. Brother lor Lindsey. .34*1 7. LOST « FOUND Lost, short while male dog, short haired with bushy tall. 284 & treeway. Answers to Dee 'oh' Gee. Call 856-6272. ' 32*4 Black female Lab croaa. Loat 32nd Ave, Aldergrove. Reward. 866-7649. 33*4 Found vie. ol Fraaer Hwy & Mt. Lehman Rd. Male Sani- oyed (white) approx. 1 -1vi yrs. old. Can be seen at *3 - 31018 Peardonvllle Rd„ Peardonvlll Collision, Ab- bolsford. 864-3602. 33*3 Lost, female blsck Persian cat. Answers to "Blackie". Vicinity ol 18th Ave. & 272 nd. 866-6611. 34-2 8. LEGALS NEED LEGAL AID? . Information & Referral 530-7101 33-TF 10. BUSINESS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS Yoga fitness Instructor will teach personal Isssons In the comforts of your own home. 868-5645. 30-tf J.F.Butler & SonsLtd. PLUMBING & HEATING WATER PUMPS Sobs & Sank* 856-2685 27412 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. SHAKE ROOFING Finest quality of material & workmanship. Stssp & difficult roofs. 5 year warranty. Ph. 856-1618 E.W. & SON PAINTING Residential & Commercial free estimates Phone 85P-B346 **-95Q13*TI* LEAKY SUNDECKS? We specialize In completely resurfacing or rebuilding of existing decks. All necessary repairs Included. We give your deck an EXCLUSIVE FIBERGLASS APPLICA TION which la the only permanent waterproof finish guaranteed lor 10 yeara unconditionally. We accept orders now lor summer Installations For tree estimates csll H.B. DESIGNS . 826-1401 Alter 4 p.m. Yoga Illness Instructor will teach personal Isssons In the comforts of your own home. 666*6845. 30-tl Want to atari childrens Kung Fu & Karats Class? with the Idea of learning aell delense. Anyone Inter- estedl 666-6846. 30*11 Need ride Irom Aldergrove to Kwantlen College (Langley) starling Sept. 7. Hrs. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Call 658-8532. 33*2 High preaaura cleaning. Will do houses, mobiles, cars, trucks etc. 668-1743. Reaa. ratee. 33.4 T.A. Elliott chimney eweep. Chimneys brushed and vacuumed, clean, oil stoves and hestere and oil furnaces.Phone belore 8 a.m. and alter 6 p.m. 666- 4963. 32-798762-tf HAROLD'S MOBILE REPAIR SERVICE Farm machinery, autoa, email motors, lawn and garden equipment, crawlera and loaders. PHONE 630*2626 ANYTIME Reasonable Raise a_i -ROTT Clearing, excavating, basements. We specialize In ssptlc Heidi By hour or contract. 450 track mschlns wllh backhoe. 856-5983 10. BUSINESS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS SUPER MARKET fAVa PLACE |U,rU 18. BUM. CONSTRUCTION *4, HAY-tyUS ACTION TREE SERVICE Fully Insured - Topping' Falling - Trimming .' , FREE ESTIMATE 530-6337 * . 7,94937-TF 12. LANDSCAPING AND NURSERY SUPPLIES Rotovatlng, ploughing, discing, harrowing, seeding. Loader work & mini backhoe service. Complete hay Ing operation. BemleJ656-2736. 8-798215-TF Gaffney appliances, repairs 29310 Sunvalley Cres., Aldergrove, washers, dryers, dishwashers, etc. Small appliances may be left at Home Hardward. Phone 856-2368. 34-798819*4 Houaa addition plana, any & all drafting plans. Evenings call 866*9430. 34-798817*4 Aldergrove 6 lower mainland storm windows, replacement windows. Free estimates. B.C. Hydro financing available. 656-3527. 32-788772-12 Lawn's Like Magic Anderson's Sod Farm's 888 -TURF Attention Landscspsrs-Con- tractors lor hire! 24 h.p. diesel tractor, loader, tiller lor drain tile, backfilling, rototllllng etc. With operator by hour or contract. Call Ken. 533-3916. 33-798805*2 13. TRACTORWORK SAND & GRAVEL, Crushed rock, drain rock, light bulldozing, back filling, gravel driveway repair. 534-1248. 24-798598-tl NO JOE GROUND PREPS. No job too small We do them all. 856-1325 6-95252-TF OTTER POWER DIGGING 'Light excavating & Back hoeing 'Levelling 'Loading 'Backfilling 'Power poles supplied * erected •Perimeter drains •Water Unas Single Axle Dump Truck NO JOB TOO SMALL Ph. 856-6959 3-ZP33-TF KARL DEGLAN Bulldozing - Excavating Clearing & Burning Demolition 6 Loading Cat D8 & 06 dozers 955 & 931-LGP loaders Excavator clearing grapple Karl 856-5032 Moody 634-4674 11-95517-TF Bedard Excavating • .loading & levelling • light excavation • backhoe aervlce • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-TF QODDARD TRUCKING S EXCAVATING LTD. •Radio controlled tandem dump trucks also transfer unit •Gravel sales •Septic llll •931. wide track loader, John Deere 350 wide track with 6 way hydraulic blade •JCB 805B Excavator on tracks Saturday Deliveries . Our Specially Ph. 534-3863 2 2*82610-tf Rotovatlng, levelling 6 mini backhoe service. Call Bernle 868-2736. 6-799216-TF 18. BLDG. CONSTRUCTION Peterson Construction. 25 yrs. exp. Specializing In. additions, alterations, new' homes, barns & sundecks, etc. 868*7964. 11-79832B-TF Home Renovations S Remodelling Additions, sundecks', barns 6 Isnces, Interior exterior painting. Free estimates. Phone 866*6468 Alter6 p.m. , Jill of all Trades. Quick efficient, reliable mother of three will babyalt, house- clean, garden etc. 868-5646 31-tf Painting Pressure Washing Exterior Home , Renovations 594 •5911 Surrey 467 • 4040 Haney SUNRISE HOME IMPROVEMENTS 26-96434-tf Remodelling, renovations, all types carpentry work, windows, doors, patio, new, old, one call doea it all. Phone Gary 6304521 or Renl 830-6193. 32-798784-tt 22. ELECTRICAL Backhoe work, water 6 sewer lines, excavating &. landclearlng. 868*1047. .*.'..'■' 15-795395-TF KNEAD ELECTRIC , QUALIFIED LICENSED ELECTRICIANS -Specializing In- New Home Wiring ■ Rewiring1 Commercial - Maintenance ' Farm Services-Appliance Wiring Renovations and Repairs SMALL JOBS WELCOME 853-8066 859-1823 19-96022-tl 23. TOPSOIL ft MANURE Mushroom manure for sale. $10 loaded pickup, will deliver larger orders. 866- 4083,866*4935. 34*4 Weed free mushroom manure. $40 pr. 10 yda. Free delivery wlthlng 10 miles. 866*8677.666*7488. 34*4 24. HAY SALES Al Tuckwood Trucking Ltd. Eastern Washington alfalfa, timothy and atraw Alao Alberta straw All by ton or load. 856-1039 856-3988 24-82590-TF Good quality hay, lge. bales. 62.60 pr. bale. Delivered, mln. 200 bales'. Plck- . up, $3 pr. bale. 858*6918, 666-6324. 31-4 Second cut hay avail. (2.25 pr. bale. 666-7626. 33*2 Alfalfa - Timothy mix. From Albt. (125 pr. ton. 666*6419 ,:,.,,-. :-:■:.: .'-to** Wanted, etandlng hay.- Buy or shares. 666-8663. ... 34-2 Alfalfa grass mixed, hay for' sale or alfalfa.. 866-4684. ..,".: . . ■■■ '.■:■'. .- 3*1-3; Split lirewood, $80 pr. 1 cord, Iree delivery within 10 ■miles. 866*6877. 34-4 Free firewood, you cut) 868-4506. 34*2 -.5. FUEL _ Economy Shavings. Fir, hemlock or cedar. 676*8177 24-797472-TF Firewood for sale. Split alder, birch & maple, avg. 14 In., and seasoned. 3 ton truck can deliver up to 2 cords. $100 per cord, delivered and atacked. Call Mark 866-8217 or Kurt 858- 5846. ■ 32-*- Alder firewood for aale. Partially aeaaonad. Stove & llreplace length. $38 level pickup load. 634-2736, 852- 1667; 33*4 Firewood for sale. Mixed alder & birch. $75 a cord. 856*8632. ' 32-4 Alder firewood, 15 6 16 In. lengths. Dry. $70, you pick up. 668*2404. 33-3 Firewood, (70 pickup load. 90 delivered. 858-2076 or 866*6489. 33-4 Mushroom Manure lor sale. 856-8229. 26. AUCTION 31. SITUATIONS WANTED **■ JOBS AVAILABLE PACIFIC COAST AUCTIONS LTD. 32606 Ventura Ave.,. Cteatbrook- 8ALEEVERYTHUR8.7P.M. 684-1618 ■:■* 144SS0S-TF Fast, reliable, elllclent Jill of. all trades. House cleaning, gardening, babyalttlng. 666*6645. . 30-tl Responsible, reliable, girl to babyalt. Your home. Phone Nicky, 866*2362; 33*2 'Yoga Illness Instructor will teach personal Isssons In the comforts of your own home. 668-66*16. 30-tf Jill of all trades. Quick, efficient, reliable mother ol three will babysit, house- clean, garden etc. 656*5846 31-tf Responsible girt for occaalonal daytime babyalttlng. Phone Vanessa, 866-6262. . 31-4 Trl-chem Instructor Pat Frost, 666-2114. 31-10 Mother of two will babysit my home. 858*4070. 32*798783*3 Christian mum will babyalt, happy home. 3 yra. 6 up. Terry. 866*3296. 33*4 Looking for woik, day work or cleaning work. 866-4981. ~"^ 33-3 Z^^aTtZaZ' ***«• mV home. Full or Oall Elizabeth at 656*9600 ^ ,|me Bab|„ w9|00me __t* 658-4274. 33*4 31. SITUATIONS WANTED Mother of three,. nonsmoking Christian will babysit all ages, all hours.' 86S-6845. „■' 31-tf B.J. DAYCARE B.C. Govt. child dare license, 6 yrs. ekp. Jn'-cbuntry neer Aldergrove Coop and Freeway. Large fenced yard. Lunch provided. 668-6*37. 32-788766-tf Will babyalt, my home, $10 pr. day. Hot lunch. Well supervised by 2 adults. Vicinity ol 272nd St. Phone 856-3525. 32-4 Babysitting, your-home. House sll lor vacationers. Excsrsize bike for sals. Like new. 856- .4649. 28-tl For hire. Owner operator, 3 ton truck. Ph. 8(6*8217 evee. Ask for Mark. 7-TF Tha Naturallzer Shoe Shop requires two part time aales , people for their shoe store lit the Sevan Oaks Shopping centre. #1 Permanent part time lor a 20 hr. week shift. *2 part time for 12 hr. week shift. The salary for both positions Is $5 an hour Intereated persons are asked to reply In writing, brief- ly outlining your shoe exp. to Naturallzer Shoe Shops, 1259 Guildford' Town Centre, Surrey B.C. VSR 7B7. 33*768802*2 Wanted, mature, loving per- isM son to babysit In my home. .'.J 3 days pr. week. Muet have .:," own transportation & be ■• % reliable. 958-9762. 34-2 t;,t? 33. RENTALS ^ Blue Star motel,y snd 2 bdrm. ..it; furnished housekeeping units. .;iS All utilities Ind. Speclsl weekly ■>*.* & montly ratee. 6(6-6126. -M 26-786501-tl M Daycare, 13 yrs. sxp. Large outdoor play area. Rela. avail. 248th at. & 57th Ave. Linda. 856-4956,' 34*4 Will babyalt, my home, Mon. - Frl. $10 for 9 hre. $2 pr. hr. lor overtime. 666-3625. 34-4 Carpenter handyman; 20 yra. exp. Llkea to work by hour or contract. 888*6648. 34*2 Japanese gardener avail. General cleanup, trimming. 866*6086. 34.4 Attention landscspsrs. Contractors lor hire. 24 h.p. dleael tractor, loader, tiller. For drain tile, backfilling, rototllllng, etc. With operator by hour or contract. Call Ken 633-3(16. 33-798804*2 HURRY! GOING FASTI Move to better living at Abbotsford Court 2830Bourquln Cree. W., Abbotsford Newly decorated 1400 aq. It. deluxe 3 bdrm. town- houses with bsmts. Just one short block Irom Seven Oaks shopping plaza & McDonalds. Call now. 863*9878 32. JOBS AVAILABLE Mature pump attendant req. Part time, eve. 6 week end shift. Apply In psrson at The Super Save gas station 28328 Fraser Hwy. between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 34*798824-1 Batchalor ate. avail. Sept.* 1st. (225 pr. mth. (66*7161 days or 866*8110 eves. 32*3 For rant. Large near new rancher on 1 acre, small barn, (760 pr. mth. Older home, near shopping, (500 pr. mth. Ons duplex near new, 3 bdrms. & bsmt., (475 pr. mth. 3 bdrm. twnhse., asking (500 pr. mth. To view call John Melzger, 8664672 or 630- 7191.Wolstsnc'roll. 33*798810*2 ..Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star ii Personal Classifieds CALL: 856-^ MONDAY & TUESDAY: 8 am - 5 pm WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY: 9 am - 5 pm USE THS FORM TO PLAN YOUR AD BEFORE YOU GALL - OR CLIP AND MAIL DEADLINE for Wednesday edition: Monday, 12 noon. Limit of one free 15 word ad per issue — You must be a subscriber. , Private businesses not included in this offer. Any additional words should be on another sheet of paper. There is a 10 cent charge per word Your ad is most effective when you include a price NON-SUBSCRIBFRS- TO RECEIVE The Aldergrove Star EVERY WEEK AS WELL AS A FREE CLASSIFIED EVERY WEEK. FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW -AND ATTACH YOUR FIRST FREE CLASSIFIED IF YOU WISH The Aldergrove Star P.O. Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Name*___ ■ < Mailing Address Please enclose cheque or money order lyew- «M8Q O.A.P. rale - Mjo per yeatQ .Phone. fflBjfr ' _^':___________« 33. RENTALS ■ Like a houee, deluxe 3 ; bdrm. 4 plex with prlv. lenced yard & patio. Frig.. stove, dlshwaaher, f.p., drapes, w/w, 'ivi..baths. (475 pr. mlh. 676-6105.32-3 ,<■' Room for rent, (166: pr. *•", .mth. Everything Incl. Please " 'phone alter 5 p.m. 888-2206 0 ■' .-■•• ■■- ■"'■* 33*4 ' 2bdrm. apt. avail. Sept 16, '•' 1982. (425,pr. mth. .858- " '7161 daya 8(8*6110 svss. ■'.' ' '"'' .;"' ' 33*4 "' Trucksrs paradise, 3 bdrm. 1 rancher, near freeway on Vi •■' acre, 6 yrs. old. Avail. Aug. ''■ 15. (800 pr. mth. Drive by "'6166 - 264th then phone 5 658-8166 or 666-4910. 33-796769-2 -If •; -1 ! ■"; 2 bdrm. ste., (310 pr. mth. °' Aldergrove. Phone between 5' 7 p.m. snd 9:30 p.m. only, i",. (68-1890. 33-2 3 bdrm. rancher on 5 acres — * horss barn. Bradner area, •m $800 pr. mth. 683*8608. 33-2 Kohler's European Sausage Custom Kill 6 Cutting Wrapping A Freezing We ssll locker orders 3338*272 Street 656*4151 35, MISC: FOR SALE Idssl lor Nawslsllsrs, ste. For; sale • VarlTyper type* • setting machine with 12 type' fonts, 'plus' extra machine' for spare parte. J250. lakes ..II. 858-8303. 38-TF Aldergrove. 2 bdrm. 4 "plex. Frig., stovs, wfw. No pets. (310 pr. mth. 676-6105. , 33*798600-2 1 bdrm. upper, duplex, balcony. Prefer older cple. Reduced rent. Peta OK. 663*4863, 33*2 3 bdrm.* house In Aider- grave. 301.2 - 270B Street: 4 appl., (550 pr. mth. plus damage deposit. No pots. Children-welcome. 866*4683 ,**. 33*3 2716 II Asa Aldergrove. New lge.. duplex, 3 bdrm. 1Vi hatha, (475 pr. mth. Avail Sept. 1, 1982. 822- 6862 or 664*0632. 33-2 4 bdrm. house, Aldergrove, approx. 1 acre suitable lor garden, 2 car garage, 6 workshop. Rels., damage deposit. (600 pr. mth. 856- 2779. 33-2 Nearly new houae 3 bdrm. -' ate. main floor, self con- .li talned 2 bdrm. ste. bslm. ni lor rent. .Phone 8664125. ■' 34-798835*2 2 bdrm. mobile home on properly In Sth. Langley 836*4605, 34-2 jj Fumlahed rm. for rent or I rm. & board'. Abbotsford ! area. (170. 663*2600. Prefer I working male or O.A.P. 34*4 : — !3,yr. old 3 bdrm. houee In Aldergrove. Possible 4th bdrm. 664*6286. 34-4 Ii i( bdrm. houae In Aldergrove. Lease avail. 664*3098 34-798621*4 4 rm. apt. lor rent to i reliable people. (290 pr. j mth. From Sept. 1st, 1982. t; Inquire. 869-8933. j 34-798823-1 I Room 6 bosrd, single psr- J ent & child 6 daycare. { 666-1787. Aldergrove City t Centre. 26668 - 32nd Ave. } 34*4 I I COLLECTORS PLATES Over 100 In stock to j choose from. Some new plates, coming soOn are,:< Frog King, Heart of a Child, Davids Dilemma, The Eng-. Ineer, Home By} Lunch & many more. We expect a large demand for these so reserve yours now. Enjoy 20 percent discount on every third single plate purchased. Same discount on frames. Silk flower & driftwood arrangements, limited edition figurines, crystal, portmerrlon china, hutschen- reuther china, Jewelry & many other gift ware & other gift items. LEE'S JADE & OPALS LTD. 534-2736 and TEQWEN'S TREASURES 853-8645 33-96699-tf 35 MISC. FOR SALE Horse bame .two to elghi stalls. Finished to any stage. 866-6689". '.'■,. 32-4 ' two bunk & beds snd bed- ' spreads lor eale. Oood cond. $125. 656-1248. ; 32-3 10 spd. Eliminator 19 In., frame with rear carrier. Exo. cond, (75.634-9340, 32-3 For aale. Sola & chair, gd. cond. Baby hlghchair, car- seat & other baby Items. Will do babysitting. 866- .9664. ! '■' 33-4 Small whits chllda six drawer dresser with mirror. (75. Infants rocking horse, (15. Vacuum, (20. (56-5421.34-1 Mane 10 spd. bike, exc. oond. Many extraa. (100. 656*5309'. : .' 34-2 Free dlahwaaher, still works. . 868-1666. 34-798831-1 Panasonic black • while port. TV 10 In. screen. Near new. (75. (56*2679. 34-4 Smsll qulst trig., (50. Spin dry twin tub washer, (100. Wooden table & 6. chalra, (25. 666*7246. ■ 34-1 6 mahogany modern chairs for sale. Suitable lor kitchen. Best offer. 858-1238. 32-4 Coqey single ahot ahotgun, 20 ga. (80. Folding cot, no mattress. (20. (66*9430. •32-3 Electric fence, 120 volt, holdem, life strand, tester, Insulators, * new* (80. C.B. equip. b(ee 6 mobile, aerial. (95. (66*1775. 33-2 OVER 400 VACUUMS . , Near new . All sold on a caah and carry basis only. All Guaranteed '■, Ph. for appointment * 866-7092 10-95550-TF Inge's Design Studio Fashion Designer Custom Sewing' 33730 Laurel St., Abbotsford •.. (Laurel Street Arts Centre! Call 852-2787 Eves. 656-8217 10001 shaped paving blocks for patio. 3 for (1. Red & black. 852-2632, 659-2261. 33-2 Touchmatlc 2 Amana Rad* arange. (750 incl. 2 cook books, pbpeorn popper, ateakmaker, exc. cond. (66- 9031 alter 6 p.m. 33-2 Flute, (200, Tappan gas * counter top range & wall over, (150. 2 Monte Carlo honeycombed rims, (75. 866*4374. 33-2 I f ^~ V.W. Bus hitch, $10. V. W. 13.2 cu. It. frost free frig., Beetle hitch, (12. 1978 Brown Mlkssa dinnsrware gd. working order, (white.) Yamaha YZ 400, gd. cond. aet lor 8, (60 obo. 8664976 (200. 2167 Martena Street, $650,858*6476. 34-4 32-4 Clearbrook. 33-4 Electric lawnmower, exc. cond., (50. Super small 2 wheel chllda bike, exc. cond., (15. 856*5424. 32-4 Cedar polee, various lengths, good clothes line poles or lence. posts. Also cord, alder firewood. 658- 1037. 32-4 Approx. 1 ton' of assorted galvanized & black Iron pipe fittings. Save at least 50% or give us an offer. . HILLCREST Plumbing & Heating Sales & Service 32186 S. F. Way 853-6773 (Van) 530-3677 13-95570-TF t Room A board lor female i non-emoker college atudent (300 pr. mth. 866*3669.34*2 | Aldergrove 7 rm. main floor, J 2 pee. ensts. Ii 4 pee. bsths. 8 sppl. Rels. req. No pots. (500 pr. mth. 856- 7206. 34-4 34. WANTED TO RENT t : | Wanted, open storage also i some Indoor storage. Suitable lor machinery etc. 574- 4635. 33*798798-2'* i Wanted 4 bdrm. home. Aldergrove area.. Unfurnished, clean, lease. Rels. available. Family, no pets. Call 277*4231. 32-4 3 bdrm. houae Aldergrove area. Rent with opetlon to purchase. Will pay up to (700 pr. mth. 856*4644. 32*4 1 Mobile home, Sept. 3, 4, 5. 866*3086. 34-2 Middle aged opla. want to I rent with option to buy, I larm wllh gd. buildings. I 630-3477. 34-4 I 35. MISC. FOR SALE I* Kodak Ektamatlc processor, : (150. Call Star Publishing, j (66*6303. 26-TF ( j,2 doore for 1964 Chev Nova, '2 dr. post. Both In exc. !'cond. Asking (450 obo. [;Also hava rear window Irom '.samevehicle. Call 864-1346 lavas. . - 29-tf i Educational books, games ! and cralts lor sale. Lge. | selection lor Ihe preschool i age. Come lo a show al my U house or have a show st J.yours snd receive a Iree ilgllt. a hall price Item ol : your choice and $5. credit. I Ph. 666*6645. 44-TF New porta potli, $50. 4 - 6 man rubber raft, uaed twice, (80. 866*2998 after 6 p.m. 34*3 Craftsman self propelled lawnmower, runs gd. 17 In Mclean reel c/w catcher, (175.866*6184.' ' 34*3 Halllcraperl antique ham radio. Bladk top sealSr, Al- malplc. asthmatic machine for asthma sufferers. 856- 6493. ' ■ 34*4 Floral pattern 2 cushion sola. Very gd. cond. (95. 956*3460. 34-3 9 x 12 In. light green wool rug. With underlay. (450 obo. 656*8841. 34-3 12 x 12 new green carpet, apt. size, kitchen set. living fm. table, sleeping bag,- rockipg chair, cash only. 666-2B.2. 34*4 Utility trailer. (176. Twin beds, (25. Boxs chopper bikes, (25. Dble polyprope- lene laundry tubs, (15. 854- 1003. 34-3 Appox. 750 gal. holding tank. (90.856-4762. 34-2 30 In. Moffat stove. Harvest gold, works good. (50 866- 2850. 34-2 For ssls. Steam juicer, uaed twice. (55. 630-6364. 34-3 Walnut dining labia, six chairs, side board, (1,200. Oak dble. bed, wardrobe. $700. 856.8849. 34-3 Franklin atove with brass dscorative Iront corner balls. Phone 886-9791. 34-2 Llcenaad practical nurae will babysit, my home on 248th St. nsar North Otter school. 856*2906. 34*3 Whits provincial bdrm. stes. (two compl. sets.). Will consider selling pieces sep. Two table lamps, two guitars, pole lamp. 856- 5282. 34-798822-3 Riding mower* 8 h.p. top cond, $550. Wanted, 1 h.p. compressor. Good shape. 856*7800. 34*2 Boys 21 In. Apollo 3 spd. bike, (65. Will trade my pint lars tor quarts. 856*1273. ■ 34-1 Young goat moat. Approx 50 Ib. Whole or half. Cut wrapped and Irozeri. (3 pr. Ib. 656*9667. 34-1 Kitchen cupboards, kltchsn bslng remodelled. Built In mahogany cupboards avail, approx. Sept. 15, Incl. Lazy Susan, mlxmsster shell, Ironing board. Also a/a dble. sink, thsrmsdor oven 6 cooktop. Offers to (650 invited. Phone 856-8887. 34-798825-1 B.M.X. Norco Spitfire, yellow & blsck. New, (175. 856*6513. 32-3 Electrolux vacuum cleaner (near new) complete with att. and power head. Haa guarantee. (265 cash. 856- 7092. : .. 32-4 Qoaletner duplicating *mapJMne,**.-.lnif.goy working • cond. Call eves. only. 856- 6683. ' " 33-2 ■'.'■.'".* One wooden baby crib (up to 6 yra.), needs repainting ■ $15. One high chair, (15. One lolly lumper, $5. Phone 856.5845. 32-4 Olivetti electric typewriter. Like new. Owners manual. 8200 llrm, 866*6487. 32-3 Devilblss spray booth. 6 It. leg model. Air switches, lights etc. $500 obo. 866-' 7814. . 31-4 Family album plan, 2, 8 x 10 plc8.,pr._year for 8 yra. worth $600, asking (200. 856-1816. 31-4 Silver cross Engllsh pram. $250. New bathlnette, $55. electric Sterilizer, $10. Ulll- lly table, $15. 866*6640.31-4 Anyone wishing to buy Fuller Brush products please call 856*4849. 31-788750-10 Storm doors for sale. One size only. 34 x 80 In. Left hand 6 right hand. 853-8660 Call at noon or after 5 p.m. 31-tf For aale. hard top tent trailer. Good cond. 858- 1895. 33-2 14 In. Radisls on GM rim. Trailer hitch lor K car, trailer hitch lor Chevy van. 653-6146. 33-3 Four 16V4 x 12 Una with rims lor Ford H ton. $475. " 866*7843. 3 f ,.'^.2 ... *>-.* ■: "■—i 110 gal. gaa tank, stand & filter. Asking $175. 866- 2086. 33-2 22 cu. ft. deep freezer for sale, exc. cond. $250 llrm. 866*1023. 33-2 Car body, 1966 Oldsmoblls, 4 dr. h.t. In exc. shape. Will take reas. offer. 864-1345. 33-11 Older coolerator relrlg., approx. 9 cu. II. Worka well. 856-6546. 33*2 Artificial llreplace 6 heater, $100. CSmp lantern, $15. Teak head board, $50. 20 ga. s/shot gun, (80.* 858- 9430. 33-2 Deep freeze for sals. (100. 966-2679. . 33-4 Arborite coffee tsbls & end tables, (45, compl. lish lank with lish, (35. Assorted baby clothes 6 blankets, all exc. cond. (56*9323.33-3 36. LIVESTOCK Complete aet of maple bunk bade with ladder, (275. 856- 4886. 32*4 Travel bad, cradle, bumper pada, baby bottles, tubby bath, shoe rack, bias ply tire & free kittens. 656-6623, Kim. 33*4 Black llreacreen, 28 In. high, 38 In. wide. Good cond. (15. 666-3706. 33-2 Rocka can be picked up for free: Approx. 15 cu. yda. 856-5732. 33-2 Older Viking Freezer, 15 cu. It., gd. cond. (150. Enclosed factory car lop carrier. (20.-856-2279. 33-2 Custom built horaa trailer & horse or stock rack lor custom pick up. 1968 Chev pick up & 28 It. motor home. 856*5843. 33-2 60 bass accordlan jvlth case, exc. cond. $175. 534- 1002. 33-4 Wanted, inexpenslvs pony. Suitable for preschoolers or will care lor your pony In exchange for riding privileges, 656*4649. 31-4 Engllsh or Wsslsrn riding lessons. My horns or Aldergrove Matsql area. Phone 866-8030. 31.4 2 white faced helfere, 1 angus steer, 1 holstein steer. 7 mos. old, In pasture. $200 - $220. 856-8929. 32-3 Choose your arablan horee where champlona are born. Oddy'a Skyline Arabians. Phone 666-2316. 31-4 Holeteln bull calves tor sale. Beef Incubator, & Nubian milking doe. 868*8676. 32-4 HORSESHOEING Scheduled Farrier Service Barrie Coates 530-3079 Radio phone no. H497644 12-82031-TF For sals, ping pong table & ace. Very gd. cond. (65. 534*7609. 33-2 Kenmore portable waahsr, Admiral 26 In. cabinet dryer & stand.'Exo. cond. model color T.V. Exc. cond. $500 llrm. 866-3676. 34-2 $250.656-6640. 31-4 Reg. V4 6 v. Arabian riding horsss & yearling fillies for aale. 863*7326 or (56*1210. '32-4 Calves 7 mths. old, two white laced hellers, one Angua cross steer, 6 one Holstein eteer. (56-7042. . .... '.. 32-3 For eale or lease. Prbrd. Polish Arab gelding. $5,000, very showy. 856- 6677. 32-4 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25,1982 ANDY CAPP by Reg Smythe 13 The Akfergrave Star COMICS presented by fIRITOWN BFGoodrfch Cars —Trucks New, Used & Recaps 26827 Fraser Hwy. 89-ft-SOll Ray A Mayrtard Shllllnglaw Rm: 856-8631 THE WIZARD OF ID TEN dciCTX mo TMflE FOR /IN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF ■>. THE KIM6'S SPEECH GRANDPA AND ME BY MARK TURRIS GRAWDPA, WHERE ARE THE AMDES? FRED BASSET by Alex Graham . . FO0P.,...THKT'& ML YOU SEEKN TO WINK OF....FOOP.' YOU'RE M.VvWS -_!_---'' . HUNGRY, 1 ■ { ' '■ *_v 2„ — f! ^?r\ «! aV ' V hB ji ^k NO SOONER HM/E VOU FINISHEP ONE MEM. 1W\N YOU'RE THINKING OF THE NEXT- >- I ONLY fcSKEP WHM 1 WAS FOR SUPPER B.C. by johnny hart MV OD /MM alee <S*lAfffcDA 2O?-|fc0MD Test yViRE lime / t FltM EMwpffcti. fcw.. 1 0<&PEALJ...MK/ OLVrM&rTl\£?1ZP\ OFPAMQSEAMLIMEK. WW,..10. Max. em. T ..MOSTcpmA, A9 A MATTER 4Ff*T. —k—r~~ MISS PEACH By Mall Urartu IZA, 1 It-IIKIK sowze SNONPEZPUL ! U.M^Bfci//*'.. /lVL'//'i.Of_^if/>'.- by ANTHONY BOULTON rPWW'OW Of INTO MOW. JS? K mm me hhimam mtmu. ■ ow. cu«ru am mt nott -w wisttR eoMnirei m mmmmt mmm -nt OO/rnfl W rem mm m ymi i/isuM.* T-NWmnwwtmtt 15 visual .*|T ^WvV*vV>VTV*\>*<vY*Ay*\»*^^ ■r-au-trmfziTiiasir*. -OB 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25,1982 36. LIVESTOCK 38. PEL, For aala. 3 5 .mth.old lamba. 2 rama, 1 ewe. (85 ea. 656*6600. 32*3 Livestock hauling, Llndrena trucking. Call 462-8802 and 856-4585. 32-798774-tf.-, For aala. Prbrd. rag. alpine milking doe. 2 yra. old. 656*8772. 30-4 Wanted to buy; ail types of horses. Top price paid. Bud Noel at 630-8271. 11-795209-TF Rag. Arab (Illy. Gray with black polnta. 868*4448. 32*4 Family cow, while face, 4 yrs. old. Also German Shepherd pups. Call 888- 6359. 33-2 Reg. '/. Arabian mare, 4 yrs. old. Show quality, exc. conlormatlon. Very green. (1,200 obo. 866*3006. 33*4 Horaea, gejse 6 du,cks, 856*7926,656*7874. 33-4 One yr. old Hampshire boar. (150. Two landrace feeder sows. 5 mths. (160 ea. 656-6892. 33*2 For aala,, male Doberman, fully obedience trained. Open for offere. IM yrs. old. 866*3403. 34-2 Free to gd. home, one mala cockapoo 6 one male Mal- amute croaa. 1V4 yra. Phone 666-8072 alter 4 p.m. 34*798761-1 40. MUSIC Fraser Valley Dog Fanciers obedience claases start Sept. 9 at Matsqui Armories, Abbotsford Airport. Beglnnera: 7 p.m. (no doga first night). Advanced: 7:45 p.m. Phone 856-9111 856-5065 34*96691*3 MUSIC LESSONS Commencing Sept. 13 for 1982 .- 83 term. Individual instruction on •Piano * •Organ •Accordion •Guitar Rapid courses for adults, classical or pop. Langley Music Studios Ltd. 27441 - 16th Ave Aldergrove Phone 858-2941 33-96710-7 48. OARAGE SALES. Must eell kitchen table & 50. MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 53. CARS. '1978 Chav Bel Air 2 dr., 53. CARS 53. CARS 54. TRUCKS chairs, (40'. Oresser, (16, Nairn J.D. model 1040 dleeel vinyl top, 350 motor,, exc. coffee table, (20, freezer 23 traptor, 44 P.T.O. h.p. running cond. Aaking (13(000 Int. free financing (2,000.659-6805. 31-4- W-ltatt 1« J9M0D. gcp „„ EJSPSS «aah -price. Cedarbrae >■»„,. e6MM, ,' .**..■■ Equip. 530*4104. ^ ^fctsOSB-TF 34-798815-1 -: *1*-7II3059-TF cu. ft*. (260, buffet & .hutch, (150 obo. Much more. 2884 - 268; A at. Aldergrove. 868-7102 or 668-1660. 34-798828-1 8 yr. old reg. Anglo Arab.. 15.3 h.h., gd. temperament, very willing, haa been shown. (900. Also reg. Kanata pony, 14 h.h., exc. beginners horse. Excellent bloodlines. (750. Both to good home only. 856*7092. 33-798788- 2 Livestock hauling, Llngrena Trucking. Call 462-9802 V 856-4565. 32-798774-tl Prbrd. Arabian yearling filly, grey, by Darl Excellent bloodlines, gd. show poten- tlal. (7,000. 688*0166. 33-4 Two Jersey p.b. milk cows. Very gentle. (650 ea. One Jersey Holstein heifer. V/i yrs. Old. (500. 858*5560. 34-4 For sale or lease. P.B. Arabians, mares & fillies & colts. 656*1409. 34*3 Holstein calves for sale. 5 mths. old. Grass & grain (ed. (200. 866-8324. 34*1 Oood aleady riding horse. Suitable for beginner. Bay sturdy constitution & build. (500 obo. 856*1655. 34*798830*4 13 yr. old gelding pony. 13 h.h., gd. with children. (125 obo. 866*5747 Or 531- 7462. 34-3 floats for sale. 666-4536. 34-4 37. POULTRY Beautilul lemale Rottweiler, 1 yr. old, gd. watch dog. Spald & all shots. Needa lenced yard. (200. 534- 7673. 33-2 German Shepherd Huakle cross puppele. 6 to 7 wks. old. White naturallzer sandals size 8, never worn, (25. 668*6359. 31-4 Springer spaniel puppies. Hunting stock. Males, (150, females, (200. 534-1103. 31-4 Persian kittens, whites, sliver tipped. (175. Siamese kittens, (75. From reg. show stock. Shots. 530- 8952. 32-4 Prbrd. Siamese kittens; seal & chocolate, (45 ea. Lilac point, (100 obo. 856*3128, 858*4992. 32*4 Special price for Aug. Baby Zebra finch, male & female. • (12.50 ea. or (20 pair. 630*8986. 32*3 . Fluffy prbrd. Persian kittens. Reg. (150 6 up. 856- 7868. 33-3 Male Lynx Point Siamese for stud service to beautiful Lynx Point Female. 856- 7504. 33*3 Komandor pupa exc. lamlly & guard dog. (400. 856* 6839. 33-2 Master Piano Instruction For the Serious Student Leslie Janos - concert pianist & teacher; MM. B.A. A.R.T.C. Limited Spaces Available Phone lor Interview Audition 530-1930 32-96685-i 47. HOLIDAY t UTILITY TRAILERS For aala, etock trailer. 18 It., 8,000 lbs. GVW. Vacuum over hydraulic. New..' 856*4901,634*637,8. 34-4 Boler trailer, 13 It. Easy tow (will barter) (2,700 (Good cond)866*6561. , 34-1 23% ft. tandem 1980 mod. trailer. Fully equipped with full bath, hot water, forced air heat. Used 1600 miles. May accept smaller trailer or small car as part payment. Phone 856-7162. 34-7(6826-1 8II. camper, sleeps 4,, trig., stove, jacks & boat rack. (1,400 obo. 530*5601. 31*4 For aala. Overhead camper, to lit email truck. 3 way trig., atove, turn.", exc. cond. (1,700. 658*5906. 32-4 1877 Camera Rally Sport Nlemoyor Tedder rake 350 4 apd. Lots ol extras. - combo. Recently over haul-- (10,000 Invested. Aaking ed, (t,600 obo. 666-40(5. (7,000.856-4988. 32r4 34-1 " : : ~ ■■,' , '■...'■■.,'■ ;— 1W5 Chev Caprice. Loaded. 3 h.p. Sears compressor, Bills to ahow.maintenance, * holds gd. steady pressure exc. cond. Asking (3,200 with hose. (400. 868-7402. obo, 868-9636. 32-4 33-2' ~~ !"'' . . ' ■' 3 mld*elxllee Valiants for parte for eale, Call Mark 856*8217 or Kurt 866-6646 32-4 Vereatile country band avail, now for all occasions. Excellent vocalists and instrumentalists. Call Shades oi Dawn at 656-1042. 34-798818-2 41. BUILDING SUPPLIES We buy or consign recreational vehicles Leisure Land Sales 856-4178 or 530-5059 28-96407-tf Bolena 24 h.p. dleeel tractor. Exc.* & agriculture ' mechlne. Fronl end loader & bucket, rototlller. 170 hrs. Exo. cond. 533*3916. 33-4 12 h.p. Messoy Fergusson garden tractor with 42 In. lawnmower, (865.866-7271. ' ■ ' '. 33-2 J. O. 400 treclor with front end loader & backhoe, (8,500. 839-0812. 33-798813-2 Have 4 dra., top shape lor 1973 6 74 Cadillac DeVille. power windows. Will sell or' swap lor what have you. 863*0996. 32-4 . 51. AUTO. SUPPLIES RAM Tire Ltd. B.F.Goodrich Car & Truck Tires New, Used & Recaps 26827 Fraser Hwy. ALDERGROVE Phone 856-5011 Cedar Paliern Cedar Fencing Produt-ls EL-LAR RETAIL DUMBER SALES We refuse to be beat. 22538 Fraser Hwy.. Langley-*B.C. Bus. Phone 533 *\AJ 23-8248B-TP 22 ft. G.M.C. motor home. Reasonable rent. Sleeps 4. 856-4033 belore Aug. 20 or 856-7164 after Aug. 20. 32*4 Small box trailer, (295. Small boat trailer, (195. 856*8347. 33-4 Herdtop tent trailer, gd. cond. (450 obo. 856-4826. 32-4 Boat trailer for aale. Holds up to 16 It. boat. (250 obo. 656-2629. 33-3 CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 ' 8-95292-TF Bantams, white silkies, black silkies, non-bearded & bearded. Silver Sebright, golden Sebright & black rosecombs. 868*2298. 33*4 Variety ol Polish crested chickens. Also ducks & young geese. 866*2816.33*2 For sale. 1 yr. Golden Comet layers. 856*1218.32-4 Chicks - Brown egg layera, white egg layers, meat birds. Order early, ship anywhere. Napier Chick Sales, 6743 - 216 St., Milner, B.C. 534*7222. 4-798162-TF Pheasants, yellow 6 red golden, reeves, silvers, ring necks, & impiens. Also embdon geese, peacock leathers. 866-4873. 31*4 39. PARPEN PRODUCE Blue Dameon 8 yellow Dam8on plums for sale. Also crab apples. 856*7929. 34*4 Blackberries, 75 cents pr. Ib. Phone 666-6341. 34-4 Fresh blackberries lor sale. Place orders. 75 cente pr. Ib. Over 60 lbs. 70 cents. 659*8380. 32-4 Organic peaches, plume, tomatoes, apples. Top quality. Also fresh blackberries, order early. 5782 Mt. Lehman Rd. 856-1270. 32*3 Canopy Dataun/Toyota short box, (295. 8 It. Slum- _ ber Queen camperette with ", MOTORCYCLES stove, Icebox, sink. (800. 853-2874. 33*2 I-"*0 KX80, exc. cond. —■ r-1 Never raced. (575 obo. 868- 1861 V.W. Westlelle, 22,000 ****• 32*4 12,13,14,15,16, Inch Urea & some rims - (3 to (10 each. 856-W55. 34-1 2 doore Irom 1964 Chev Nova. 2 dr. post. Both In exc. cond. Asking 450 obo. Also have rear window Irom aame vehicle. Call 864-1345 eves. 29*11 1986 Thunderbird parts lor (1 and up or trade. Phone 866-2098 32-4 1M0 ■»•"■■••«<■ Camera. A„ : . cond., cassette radio, p.w., 1980. Toyota 20 R eng., (10,500 obo. 868-1667. 31-4 compl. 50,000 kms, gd. ' runner. Phone Ted at 866- -.377. 33* Car body. 1966 Oldsmobile 4 dr. h.t. In exo. ahape. Will take reas. offer. 864-1345 "ee. 33-lf Truck Inner tubes, used, (5 6 (10 ea. 2626 Ross Rd. Aldergrove. 33*2 MURPHY FARMS Pickling cukes, beans, beets, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, cabbage, pickling onlona, tomatoes, other vegetables & Okanagan fruit. Open dolly, 8 a.m. to dusk. 6909 - 248th St. Aldergrove 856-2453 856-5466 33-96693-tl 42. PROPERTY FOR SALE 160 Improved Dawson Creek acrea. River frontage, sell, trade lor property In Merrltt area. 112*826*2622. 32*4 Idaal muahroom, dairy, . veg., or hog operation. 20 acrea, 4 bdrm. stucco house, 2 lge. Insulated barns, steam, gas boiler, greenhouse, machine shop. Walk In cooler. Fenced. 10 percent Interest. Private phone. 7(6*2640 before 9 a.m. ' 32-798765*6 6 acrae unllniahed new home nr. Powell River ferry. (40,000. 656*5498, 883-2396 33-4 Wanted to buy, 2 - 5 acrea. Wanled by Abbotsford Little private sale. only. 674*4635. Theatre: Donations of all 33*4 sorts of clothing items, . drapes, mens eults, mens or womens hate, wigs, shoes, uniforms. When you clean out your attic, basement, garage, closets, eto. please think ol us belore BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal, yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 1869 Chrysler New Yorker, mechanically gd. 115,000 . mllea, (800.866*6666. 32-3 2 dra. Irom 1964 Chev Nova, 2 dr. post. Both In. exc. corid. Aeklng (460 obo. Also have rear window from aame vehicle, Call 854*1345 29-tl 1973 Mustang, gd. running & gd. lor parts.' (350 obo. 866*2627. 33-4 For aale. Parte lor 1972 VW statlonwagon. Alao 1988 Chev-» ton, 856*2629. 31*4 1972 Dataun 610,' 4 apd., radio; (650. obo. Also 1974. Toyota pickup, (1,850. 858- 1766. 31-4 1981 Z28, mint cond., low mileage. Loaded, muat be seen. Call 659*6770. 31-4 1(74 Auatln marina 2 dr., 4 apd, 63,000 miles. AM/FM radio, tapedeck, (900. 868- 2042 or 856-8276. 32*4 1967 Cougar 289, p.a., auto, exc. ahape. All orlgln- al, (2,900. 656*2663. 32-3 1988 Oodga Dart, (400. 856- 6217. Bantam Roosters, (1 sa- 33*2 1970 M.G.B., gd. oond. (3,500 obo. 856*6938. 32-4 1968 M.G.B. O.T., exc. cond. New motor, battery, headllner, fibreglass fender, spoiler, AM/FM cassette. Must eell. 853*0251. 32-3v 1974 V.W. van partially camperized. (2,500 obo. 858*2758. . 33*2 1976 Ford Torino station wagon. P.W., p.a., gd. cond. $1,900 obo. (66-4672 33-2 1(76 710 annlv. special Datsun. Rad tires, redlo, very clean, gd. cond. Must aell. Bring oilers. 853-0970. 33-4 1973 Toyota Corolla 1800 wagon. Mechanically well looked after. 33 mpg. $1,500. Maintenance records avail. No Hens. 656- 7164. 33-2 1871 Pinto, auto, runa but needs some work. Mag rims Incl. (550 obo. 866-2728. 33-2 1(79 Camera R.S., 350 4 spd., 29,500 miles; regular gas, silver & black, mags, am/lm cassette, & more. Lady driven, immaculate, moving overseae. (8,300 firm. 856*2160. 33*798792-2 Car body, 1966 Oldsmobile 4 dr. h.t. In exc. shape, will take reas. offer. 654*1345 «»«a. 33-tf 1(74 Astra,.2 dr.,. (1,700. 1975 Chev 2 dr. Caniero, (2,600. Qd. cond. 868*2836. 33-4 71 Plnlo, auto., runs, mag rime Included (550.00 o.b.6.866-2726. 34-3 1(88 Nova 2 dr. 6 cyl. auto runa and looke good. New paint (95,000 mllea. (1,300. o.b.o. (69*0757 34*2 1968 Chav. Belair Bt.wagon 327, licensed, running, new rear shocks. Sell for parts or (400.00. 666*5626 34-4 72 Cortina runa great, saves gas, must sell (575.00 o.b.o. 2984 288A St., Aldergrove. 866*7102. 78 Honda, 5 speed, (2,750.00,856*4871 34-3 "Still Brake" must eell 1970 Caddy, air conditioning, eto. Runs well (1,200.00. 656-6430 34-4 71 Chev. St/wagon, excellent running, good body, no ruat, (800.00, o.b.o; Open to offere. 866*1767. 34-1 miles, pop top, 3 way frig., aleepa 4, exc. cond. $15,500 Obo. 856-3134. 33-4 1968 GMC 4 wheel drive, stand., with' hub, 8 ft. telescopic camper, 3 burner stove, furnace, will sell separately. $2,995 for both obo. 868*5235. 33*2 1978 2 It. Wilderness trailer, like new, fully self contained tandem with awning. Alter 5 p.m. call 856-4613. 33-4 48. MISC. WANTED 43. HOMES FOR SALE 2 bdrm. up, bsml. finished. Mid. 50's 4071. House, Ige. lot, 3 baths, 3 bdrms, double garage, tool shed, covered patio, fireplace. 856*6008. 31-4 partly 666- 33*4 you haul It to the dump. Please call Laurel Street Art Centre, 852*2787. Pick-up can be arranged. Chalra and tables are also needed. 9-TF WILHELMUS FARM 856-4279 Day dd chicks, ducklings, goslings, & turkey poults. Started chicks, pullets, & hatching eggs. Brochure available. VISA accepted 8-95359-TF Pealowl adult male, female & chicks. Also young chicks. 856*6506. 33*2 Pekln ducks, 9 wks. old. Very healthy. (6 ea. 856- 4993. 33*2 20 K. wheat, (4, Ilex 25 cents pr. Ib. Also pasture (or rent. (68*8135. 33*3 Baby ducklings for aale. (1.50 ea. 858*5826. 33*2 Hobby larmeral I have approx. 300 hanging chicken feeders. 25 Ib, cap. (6 ea. 868-8062. 33*4 Free chickens. 866*73(6. 32-4 7 wk. old, very tame, hand fad Muskovl ducklings. (1.50 ea. 1 Ige. doghouse, (25. 630*2793 after 6 p.m. . 34-4 36. PETS Nova Scotia duck tollers, some reg. champ, atock, exc. pets. 8 wks. old. Fantastic retrlevera. (300. 866- 1031. 33*3 American Coekar Spanlal pups, reg. 8 wka. old. (275. (66*7163. 32-3 Blackberries lor sale. 40 cents pr. Ib. You pick. 75 cente pr. Ib. picked. 852- 1601. 33-3 Com lor aale. 31474 Hunt- Ingdon Rd. 666*6877. 33*1 Cucumbers 45 cants pr. Ib. picked. No sprays, rhubarb 25 cente pr. lb., transparent apples, 25 cents pr. Ib. 659*2669. 33-4 Farm Iresh veg. Broccoli & cauliflower for reaa. prices. 666*7441. ' 33*4 Okanagan canning tomatoes, gd. quality. 866-1270. 32-798770*4 African violets, too meny varieties, must cut down. Bring box. 27048 34A Ave. 866*6937. 33*4 Qreanhouie lomatoaa, 46 centa pr. Ib. Eating cucumbers, 35 cents ea. or 3 for (1.(66*1576. 32-4 Wanted, tine, 4 Ib. |am, peanut or tobacco. 8884390 33-4 44. MOBILE HOMES 12 It. wide mobile on pad, ; • only (13,500. 531-9414. Ask Wanted to buy, milking for Andrew. 34*4 machine. 856-4466. 33-3 197412 .66 ft. Ateo Sierra, ._gf M,<"' 8°° "' •* exc. cond. To be moved. _ Hi Leaving country, must sell. - 658*7341. (19,500 obo. 34*4 High powered rifle. Business phone 854-5309, Terry. 1977 Bendlx leader 12x60 32-4 II. 2 bdrm., drapes, stove, *; & frig., breakfast nook. To 4g B0ATS FfJR SALE be moved. 856-6483. 34*4 —'■ * Mobile home, add on living room & utility rm. Phone lor details. Caribou Trail Motel, 669*2049. 33*4 For aala. 1952 General redone mobile home. New paint, plumbing, wiring. (4,000. Phone 666-6467. 33p798812-3. 1976 Harlay Sportster, rigid frame. 100 miles on top end. Lots of chrome. (3,800 866-1686. ■ ■ ,33-4 Honda 60, needa work, all major parts avail. (90. Call ' days, (53*4202. 33-2 1973 Suzuki 100 dirt bike, runs good, with helmet. (275. Phone alter 5:30 p.m. 866*4310. ■ 33*2 1,6 in. moto cross bike. (50 obo. 666*7677. 33-3 1980 Honda 750 cuetom, back rest, cruiser bar, Inex- penelve transportation for work $21,00.00. 866-1668. ■■■'; 34*4 1981 Honda CR 125. Looks & runs like new. Hardly been ridden, never raced. Asking $1,300. 856*1856. 34-2 1979 Yamaha YZ80 - exc. cond. $500.00. 856-3118. 34-2 1871 176 Yamaha Enduro, (350.00. (58-5916. 34-2 1981 KX 125 great cond. Ridden only 25 hrs. Like new. Never raced. 866-6591. '"' 34-2 1970 Triumph with rigid frame 750 rebuilt motor (1800.00 o.b.o. 856*1627 34-2 42. PROPERTY FOR SALE 42. PROPERTY FOR SALE MONEY AVAILABLE ' Home purchase * Debt consolidation * Quick approvals WE ALSO BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS FOR CASH ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 DOUGLAS CRESCENT LANGLEY, B.C. V3A4B4 of*. 530-2301 has. 156-7639 AGENTS FOR INLAND TRUST AND SAVING'* AND AGRE /I SERVICED LOTS FROM .'23,000. 16 II. FG Trlhull Bowrlder, 70 h.p. Johnson, full top, sounder, C.B., e - zee load trailer. Value (6,000. Sell lor (4,000. (66-2229. 34*3 20 h.p. long shaft Mete. outboard. Just tuned up, ready to go. (790. (66*4300. 34-2 Call Harold Woolsey Woolsey Realty LTD. 253-9293 45. FURNITURE 40. MUSIC Student teacher would like piano Btudenta lor fall session. (4 pr. session. 856- 6482, Sheri. 32-3 PIANO LESSONS Register now for fall Royal Conservatory method Adults & Children 866-8262 28-96370-tl Olde Trombone, (150. Olds Tenor sax, (500. Both like new. (66*2756. 33*2 120 baae silver tone accordion with case, (350. Phono <,| 634*1002 aak lor Jell. 33-4 USED FURNITURE Belore you buy new - Take a walk through - FRASER VALLEY FURNITURE 33789 Euemfene Abbotsford, B.C. 853-8420 High Quality Reasonably Priced CUSTOM BOAT TOPS & PICKUP COVERS. CALL IVER LEE 856-2455 For aale. 17 ft. K 6 C boat. 80 h.p. Merc, motor. EZ loader trailer.' (3,500. 858- 7664. 32-3 International 420 sailboat main |lb, splnacher 6 trapeze harness. 3 yrs. old. (1,700 obo. Phone 856* 6674. 32-3 50. MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 1(72 Caae Baokhoe, 1(77 Chev 1 ton, 1974 tendem trailer, lor sale or rent. 859-6734. 34-4 QnMK ,. *ar 21 PARIS REALTY 27233 Fraur Highway Aldergrove, B.C. 856-4106 • 856-2525 « 530-0018 » A SUPER DEAL INVESTMENT POTENTIAL A1092 aq. It. rancher on en 80 x 129 It. tot zoned C2, only one block off Fraser Highway In the centre of Aldergrove. Rant the house out until you ere ready to develop. Check this ons out.Call Ken eves 856-1600. AN OLD STYLE NEW HOUSE Wrap around porches provide shade In summer and shelter in winter and give this 3 year old home that old style look. The large family kitchen and family room with cosy fireplace provide comfort with convenience.* All this on 4.5 acres with a view ol Mt. Baker. Vendor will carry (100,000 at 14 percent. For more' details call Ken eves 856-1600. SUPER RANCHER WITH A VIEW Located just south of Aldergrove In a proposed development area, thla 1250 sq. ft. rancher offere country living at ita best. 1 acre, on municipal water, with a view of Mt. Baker. Vendor wants 1 year old 3 bedroom basement home with action, so see It soon and makeanofler.'Drlve floor to celling fireplace, ensulte plumbing, by 27087 26th Ave., then call Kalhy eves and a double carport. Only 1 block to 859-8542. shopping. Prloed right at (87,500. See II »»u. ESTATE SALE (108,000.00 Call Jan.Vandenend eves 856-4660. 2.38 acrea ol high dry land with a usable bam. Solid older houae with a basement, IQNORE THE RECESSION! Interior Is nicely finished, stove and fridge to Looking lor a business that la recession "-main. Property'ls on municipal water. For proof? How ebout a shoe store, only (45,000 more Information call Kathy eves 659-8542. plus stock at coat. Call Jan Vandenend eves COMMERCIAL ZONEDC3 858-4680. -*'08 acres on busy Fraser Highway lust east ENJOY UFE ol Langley. An Ideal location for Investment, Play tennis or swim without leaving homel 5 bedroom house for some revenue until you This 1288 sq. ft. home with a finished are ready, lo develop. Priced to sell, details basement provides the best In lamlly living, from Harbans Dhlllon 856-3098. Located In a future development area only 2 12 ACRE HOBBY FARM blocks to shopping and achoola, See It soon. Something for everyone here, a 24 x 40 ft. Call Kan evee 656-1600. , workshop, 30 x 40 bam lor horses, 12 x 40 10 ACRES BRADNER ROAD ' loafing barn and a' chicken houaa. Not 660x660 feat, all In grass, with a 1700 aq. ft. forgetting the 2600 aq. ft. CapeCod atyle rancher. Ah above ground swimming pool at houae wllh room lor Ihe growing lamlly. Let your back door, Ideal lor the whole lamlly. To Jan Vandenend show you this delightful vlsw call Jan Vandenend evea 866-4680. property. Call him evea 866-4680, Ford flat deck, 2 ton. 1959 5 x 3 trans International. 1910 A gas, air brakes. 5 x 2 & C&C. Wanted, 6 It. 3 pt. blade. 634-2906. .33-2 1977 Chev customized van, mags & stereo, (4,800. Also 1973 Ford Vi ton. New paint i. brakes, auto, (2,200. R 6 Mtire. 856*6011 or 668*8531 ■:■■'■<.■■' 33-3 1976 Chevy van. 350 motor, auto, p.a., p.b. 66,000 mllea. Aaking (3,200. 858- 1836 ''■:'■■ 33-4 55. BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Operating magnetic sign business lor aale. (5,500. 668-7446. /
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