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Vol. 27 No. 19 Wednesday, May 9,1984 20 pages 30° per copy if-" I The major portion of the budget increase is related to capital projects as $5.9-million has been earmarked for this purpose. $800,000 results from increased costs involving policing and development planning. j Gran said the budget "Continues council's responsible commitment to restraint'' and that <there will be no "debilitating ser- vice cuts.'' This statement, however, was ;disputed by opposition member, jAld. Muriel Amasoni '■;.' The critic said that Gran and 'her fellow .candidates in last '^November's municipal election had promised that there would be m Umgley'a 22nd annual walk drew mild, overcast day couldn't havo took advantage of the day to, anolher largo crowd this year. The boen butter and many families on)oy the 13.25 mllo stroll. I^VA.'iflifS^WW"'^*''*^'"* ' V. ■tfr.-.frwfrx.-i., *-■:«'' n.i«j..^.\- •- ■ ...>t-'- . >?P^i. .—■-,..■■ .;(. it,', 7St.;.- ■■'■>* R. Mcllwaln photo M MURRAYVILLE- "It was a.veiy successful walk," said Aid. John Rennie. More than 2,000 people of all ages, from all comers of the. Fraser Valley, took part in the 22nd annual Langley Walk last Sunday. Mayors of the Langleys, aldermen, commissioners and school trustees were present to congratulate the hikers at the finish line. They also assisted Miss Langley, Cindyjtogers, and Doris Swensson handing out crests to the successful ones.' Swensson is the-widow of the originator of the walk, Pete (Pelle) Swensson. While it was raining in Vancouver, the weather was great in Langley, just right for a long country walk. In.trophy competition, first to finish the 13 M mile walk were Grog Agassiz in 1 hour 18 minutes followed by Brian Lee, Les Nemethy, Shari Goepel and Andy Steinfeld. First to finish the five-mile short walk especially designed for less hardy types were Brian Cronkhlte (29 min. 12 sec.), Mark Jongedyk (29 min. 41 sec.), Jeff Lawrence (34 min. 6 sec.), and Michael Marynowsld (34 min. 16 sec.), •■ - ['.-:) Rod Arnold was the first youngster (under 16) to cross the finish line. He took 1 hour 43 minutes to complete the full regulation course. Two very young people, six weeks old, Justine Homer and four month old Richard Bradling also received crests. Oldest person to finish the long walk was Lillian Williams, 82. Albert Pennington, 81, was the dean of hikers on the shorter route. First to finish the special wheelchair route was Aneda Williams, 94, of Langley Lodge. Other wheelchair finishers were Fred Mark, 71, and Lou and Lida Wegleitner. Irene LaRochelle, 17, a student at Poppy school, once again finished the long walk on crutches. Ivan Dunford and Bob Wiebe continue their unbroken record of having completed all 22 Langley Walks. The family trophy (for family with most members participating) was won by the Beattie family. The TOPS 2800 club won the special TOPS trophy. In school trophy competition the following schools placed. Nicomekl elementary (with 300 and over enrolment) and school teacher participation) Coghlan (with Under 300 enrolment), and Langley teachers trophy; Brookswood secondary (Hanson trophy); Clearbrook junior secondary (senior secondary schools); King Road elementary (Swensson trophy). Lisa Strand, a pupil at Alice Brown elementary, won the coloring contest that preceded the actual event. More than 100 volunteers helped make the day the enjoyable event it was. extensions to the water and sewer systems in the township. Amason said she could see no evidence of this being planned for and interpreted this as "debilitating cuts." Gran responded to this by saying she thought her adversely to be out of order, adding that she herself as an individual council member could not make the decisions for the entire seven-man board. What was said during an election campaign could not be held against her, she said. Besides, Gran said, there were some provisions for service improvements included in the capital projects mentioned in the budget speech. Unemployment crusade off to Ottawa without Langley MURRAYVILLE - A motley of mayors will make a pilgrimage to Ottawa soon to complain to federal politicians about the great numbers of unemployeds in British Columbia. Spearheading the tour will be Mission's mayor, John Agnew. At present, he is trying to get a charter group together. All have to be mayors, or at least alderpersons. But Langley's alderpeople are not impressed. For some reason they do not want to go along on this junket. Agnew, in order to sell his idea, says that "Without wasting words, the single most vicious problem facing us in this part of the Fraser Valley has to be our unemployment rate." And for further inducement he throws in that "incredible though if may seem, our collective area's . (lower mainland) unemployment _rate can in fact exceed 52 percent." Agnew has already made ap- . pointments for meetings with national, politicians of all .political.. stripes. And apparently he thinks that his group of tourists from lotus land will be able, somehow, to affect some change. A somewhat different perspective is held by Langley's municipal politicians. "That delegation is not going to make any difference," says Aid. John Beales, perhaps more realistically. And Aid. Carol Gran takes it one step further. "No government, provincial or federal, will be able to do anything about unemployment," she says. "We, as individuals, are the ones that will have to do something." And, going into a bit of union bashing, she then talks of "the irresponsible unions with their high demands" being the root of the evil. Council will send a sympathetic letter to Agnew, but they will not join his mission. Sewer problems return Council noncommittal ALDERGROVE - A petition is once more making the rounds in this town asking Langley township council to phase out the local sewage treatment plant on 28 Avenue. Urging- councilors to renew negotiations with the joint Abbotsford-Matsqui commission for inclusion of Aldergrove in the modern JAMES treatment plant service area, the people behind "Cultured" bylaw gets jibes MURRAYVILLE- A greenhouse can be a church (or vice versa). Aid. John Rennie says that is so. Last week district councilors were in a~ dither because of the Wording of five new bylaws dealing with churches. The proposed ordinances used the word 'cultural' in their texts, and several aldermen thought a special investigation and subsequent report on the exact meaning of that phrase were in order. ■this week councilors learned what it means to have culture. In an explanatory note attached to the amended bylaw.it was explained by senior staff that "the new zones define churches as an assembly use providing for the assembly of persons for religious, cultural or educational purposes." Since cultural, according to the dictionary can mean "resulting from breeding or artificial cultivation, as certain varieties of fruits and plants," Rennie concluded that a baptism can be conducted amongst the begonias and marriage vows exchanged in the marigolds. y >•> the petition say that the problems of- odor and noise - are still associated with the over-loaded Aldergrove plant.They are convinced that with the coming of summer and hot weather the problems will accelerate and return in full force with people almost being driven from their homes because of the stink. Two years ago there was a large outcry when people living in the southeastern part of town protested to council that their health was being seriously threatened by the - malfunctioning plant. The smell then pervaded the entire town. Councilors promised to take action, but apart from prolonged negotiations with neighboring municipalities that in the end led nowhere and some minor bandaid type improvements to the aeration lagoons at the plant nothing happened. Discussions between the municipal officials have since stalemated. Residents feel that the problem, although latent at times, is still very much there. And soon they will once again make their demands' that councilors stop evading the issue and begin to take action toward a lasting and satisfactory solution to an extremely1 unsavory problem. over Sunday suds MURRAYVILLE - A public house in Fort Langley wishes to stay open Sundays, but councilmen here are somewhat reluctant to accept that idea. H they allow one oasis to dispense suds on the sabbath, several councilors feel, then they would be setting a precedent. They would not be able to deny other pubs in the municipality the same privilege. And besides, says Aid. Elford Nundal, there is enough drinking going on during the other six days of the week. Councilors should not encourage drinking and driving on the weekend as well, he says. Precisely, says his colleague, Aid. Carol Gran. By having taverns closed on Sunday, people are being forced to drive south of the border to Washington state when the sudden craving strikes them. Much,more driving involved that way, says Gran. People don't have to attend pub, even if ii is available, she says. They can attend church, or whatever else may please them. . "In Europe people go to church, and on the way home stop in to have a beer," reflects Mayor Bill Blair. But Nundal, although not a teetotaller himself, is not sold. "Drunken driving costs us one billion dollars a year," he says. With Sunday opening this figure would probably increase, he contends. Gran persists. "How many people here go down to Reno or Las Vegas?" she says. "We should make all of Vancouver Island into a gambling casino," she adds somewhat facetiously. In the end councilors decide to let the provincial liquor control branch decide. "Let us put the onus on them," says Gran. "They are some pretty tough people," adds Aid. John Rennie. They then pass a motion saying that although they do not approve, they are not opposed to the application - provided the citizens of Fort Langley are made aware of what is going on. With some satisfaction the mayor notes that the reporters in the press gallery are scribbling away. Town Talk By LYNDA FRANZ What do you think is the most needed retail store ih Aldergrove? Tim Samuelson: We need a record store. It's a drag to go to Abbotsford and Langley for records. Mike McDonald: A store for '53 to '56 Ford F-100. It's a bum to go down to the States all the time for parts. Cheryl McRorie: Zellers. That store has good prices. Paul Papp: A McDonald's would be great. When I'm hungry I don't want to go to Abbotsford or Langley. Jerry Waughtal: I don't think there is really a need for a different retail store in Aldergrove. The town has a difficulty in supporting the stores it has now. Conservation Jobs opening up OTTAWA - Senator Jack Austin has announced that $5,033,000 will be spent to create 938 jobs in British Columbia. "The federal government's Environment 2000 program will give young Canadians and some older experienced workers opportunities to be involved with conservation projects to restore, dean up and preserve the environment," Austin said. ' Program will support projects in forest renewal; parks and historic sites development; clean-up of rivers, lakes and streams, and other conservation activities. Each conservation project will employ three or more people and will last between eight and 20 weeks. Ill mM. irMfi|iB||(jli| iifinYii ___ m m THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1984 ■*si>wh ' ■ ■ '» .>:--;Hi=fe:i-/r-* '.,!."■." " ' ". ■"■. y^' A [ *,f ' I III y--y'-.yy' %" ■ « • la- , k...:'*% \ m ■ w . ■ ■ 'tl ■' , i — ■ .. ' ' \ ■ ■ SL'fe' ■■ £ $$■*''' I ' |f'' -; '■.,■- ;< i >'.-. .. 1$^ '■.'■' Jfe ^ ' j Doubleday appointed to LRB VICTORIA - Derek Doubleday of Surrey has been appointed an employer representative on the B.C. Labour Relations Board. With an extensive background in municipal management, he retired last yearafter serving, the district of Langley ih various capacities, since 1948, most recently as clerk administrator. FRONTIER WEST ~^m\ Famous for fine dining in a relaxed jgj^ atmosphere with a touch of class. Aldergrove's Rose Queen contestants held a skate and bake sale last week to raiss money lor the Ross Qussn pageant. At Alder-, grovs Centre Mall, the girls skated from 2 till 8 p.m. raising money from sponsors. R. Mcllwaln photo Belsher wins P.C. nomination Make Mom feel special on her day by treating her to dinner, Sunday, May 13. fuIlCourae Hot & Cold Buffet y including carved ham, dessert table with an assortment of pies, cakes, fruit salads and cheese selection. $Q95 ; W-r per person CHILDREN 12 & UNDER '50 MOTHER'S DAY CHILLIWACK - In by far the largest political convention ever held in the BVaser Valley, 51- year-old Eaton's store manager Ross Belsher, of Abbotsford, was elected last week to succeed Rev. Alex Patterson as Progressive Conservative standard bearer in Fraser Valley East. Registration totalled 2,690, slightly more than one third of the total membership. A second hall connected by closed circuit television was not needed, but the crowd filled the floor of the Chilliwack'coliseum and more than half the bleachers. Registration and voting took place in a large tent erected outside. Organized by the man who ran the voting at last year's Conservative leadership convention, the registration went very smoothly and was completed shortly after 10 a.m. Speeches by the can- . didates and their nominators took more than three hours, and it took more than two hours, for the voting and counting of the early ballots. The fifth ballot was completed by 11 p.m., with Belsher defeating Abbotsford lawyer Neill Brown by 1,063 votes to 827. By that time most of the crowd had been on hand continuously for well over 14 hours. Belsher took a commanding lead on the first ballot, with 596 votes compared to 473 for Matsqui mayor Harry de Jong and 316 for Brown. Former Toronto Beaches MP Rob Richardson had 283; former Chilliwack mayor ' Geoff Clark 270, and Chilliwack alderman Fred Tunbridge 230, but they dropped out of contention on later ballots. Matsqui alderman Jeff Granger started at 193; Abbotsford mayor George Ferguson at 125, and Chilliwack alderman Jerry/Pirie at 23. The striking feature of the next three ballots was the steady gain made by Brown, who was the only candidate to increase his total on every ballot. On the third ballot he moved ahead of deJong, with 511 votes to 424, gaining 156 votes while both deJong and Belsher dropped slightly. At that point Pirie, Ferguson and Tunbridge were off the ballot. On the fourth ballot Brown passed Belsher to take a narrow lead, 693 to 691. Richardsph, Clark and Granger had all dropped out after the third ballot. . Their votes on that ballot totalled 546. Belsher gained only 90, while Brown picked up 182. DeJong made the greatest gain, going up to 624. Brown's momentum failed to carry through to the final ballot, as those who had voted for deJong switched to Belsher by a. ratio of more than two to one. .,.■,,. Belsher is chairman of the Fraser Valley College board. He managed the Eaton's store in Chilliwack from 1969 to 1975, and then was manager at Sevenoaks from 1975 to 1979. He pre-jj sently manages the Guildford store. Anglican Church (Four Saints Langley) St. Ounstah's Aldergrove Worship Service and Church School -11 a.m.* On 271 St. |ust south ot Fraser Hwy. Rev. Dovld Reuae Minister St. Alban's Otter Worahlp Service and Church School - 9:30 a.m. Church office - 531-6514 Br4PnSTCHURCH 2(1(9 Swansson Ave., Aldergrova 060-1413 Rav. Samual McCallum SUNDAY SERVICES Bus transportation provided. - Nuraery facilities avail. 9:45 a.m. - Biblo School (nurseryto senior classss) 11:00a.m.-Worahlp Service 7:00 p.m. - Evening Service MONDAY: Boya Stockadoro TUESDAY: Chrlatlan Sorvlco Brigade Boya WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m: - Prayer tt Bible Study Pioneer Girls Linton to Stole Rolinctlons 6:30 p.m. Sunday on CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. COME GROW WITH US. 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But this is 2,074 less than the 10,929 bankruptcies reported for the same period last year, according to the department of consumer and corporate affairs. The March figures include 864. business failures, 290 of them in Quebec and 253 in Ontario. British Columbia followed with 137. The bulk of the bankruptcies were in the service, retail and wholesale, manufacturing and construction industries. The Yukon and Northwest Territories were the only regions which reported no business or personal bankruptcies. Business bank- ruptices in the other provinces were: Newfoundland, three; Nova Scotia, 24; Prince Edward Island, one; New Brunswick, 10; Manitoba, 32; Saskatchewan, 19; andAlberta, 95. ALDERGROVE - Parents with young children living in the south Otter area to the southwest of here are upset with local school trustees, who, they say, are telling them that their children "are not important (hut) just part of a numbers game." They feel their children are being shuffled around from one elementary school to another as officials try to come to grips with a faltering economy and strict policies imposed by the provincial government. Last year the South Otter elementary school was closed down. Initially parents fought this move, but resigned themselves eventually to the inevitable. Children that had been enrolled in the four primary grades at South Otter were shifted to Lochiel some Vk miles further west. The two schools were consolidated under one roof, and everything was fine - for a year. A spokesman for the parents says that it was agreed that the new Lochiel would continue as a kindergarten to grade four primary. Now senior administrators at Murrayville have concluded that kindergarten to grade seven would be more advisable. The parents don't like that, and have threatened to move their offspring once more, this time to Wix-Brown which is closer to their own neighborhood anyhow, being only a couple of miles northwest of the abandoned South Otter school. The spokesman says it has become a sort of nightmare to the parents, some of whom already have older children at Wix-Brown. Trustees want them to send their children to that school for kindergarten classes and then to Lochiel where they will have to put up with the uncertainty of "Double and probably triple split classes - no thanks." Parents feel that they will get more stability and continuity for their children by forgetting about Lochiel altogether. Officials have not prepared themselves for this turn of events, but they are now faced with an ultimatum by the irate parents and will have to cope somewhat with the new situation. Heat is on for truck parking MURRAYVILLE - Bylaw enforcement officers in Langley district are not impounding enough vehicles, and in particular not enough semi trailer units, says Aid. Muriel Arnason. Her foe across the table, Aid. Carol Gran snorts disdain. "We can't tow away the big tractor- trailers," she says. "We haven't got a tow truck big enough." "So what you are saying is that as long as you are big enough, everything is alright?" says Amason. During the past two months Langley city impounded 118 vehicles, she says. In the same period Langley township temporarily confiscated one car. "People in Aldergrove are sick and upset with Qarge) trucks being parked overnight in residential areas," says Amason. She wants her colleagues to take action in this matter. Long distance truckers living in Aldergrove usually park their rigs outside their properties when they are home. This is contrary to the municipality's bylaws, but police have been dealing leniently with the lawbreakers because there is no other place they can park. Aid. Elford Nundal says he has the solution to the dilemma. The truckers can buy acreage out in the country, he says, where there are no similar restrictions as to off or on street parking - as yet. HART S Plwta&Video MOVIES • VHS * MOVIES Gorky Park War Games Body Heat Brainstorm Amltyvllle 3 Year of Living Dangerously Sudden Impact Porky'8 2 King of Comedy The Ostermann Weekend Uncommon Valor Under Fire..... Tender Mercies.^ i? Superman 3 ." ■ f Buddy Buddy * Cross Creek The Dead Zone Caligula D.C. Cab Octopussy Mc Vicar Eye of the Needle Breaker Morant Running Brave \ Tfte Star Chamber,!. Heart Like a Wheel Mr. Mom . Tootsle Class Krull ■frplus hundreds more All studio originals. 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DAIRY QUEEN CANADA INC ■ hn an mmm «■ am amm amm am am nan ntofl •-■- iaaaiiB mmtmm ■-•-•hi *mW*-WmTa ■tftttt _____ THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 91984 Continent Lalonde hlafiriesB^ w Unemployment solutions are sadly lacking Have efforts to tackle Canada's horrendous unemployment problem been off track for the last couple of years? Despite the billions of dollars poured into attempts to find a cure,, the conspicuous lack of success indicates the clear answer is yes. That conclusion now is supported by a new study from the Ontario Economic Council. Let's review the dismal picture. Last year, unemployment reached a peak of 12.8 percent in March - that worked out to 1.66 million men and women. It dropped slowly but fairly steadily for the rest of the year, though the rate stuck at 11.1 percent for the final three months of 1983. It has risen, however, in each of the first three months of this year and in March was measured at 11.4 percent, or 1.5 million people. So, despite government efforts to do something about it, it's obvious that more is needed. And don't forget that several agencies argue Statistics Canada, which provides the monthly unemployment figures, consistently understates the total - arguments which Statistics Canada rejects. It's true that the economic recovery which started in late 1982 after 18 months of recession has created 350,000 new jobs. But it's also true that the recession wiped out more than 600,000 positions, so there's still a long way to go just to get back to the 1980 job level. Basically, unemployment in a mature economy such as Canada's results from a drop in demand for its products, lhat began happening in 1981 both domestically arid intcmationally- an important factor given Canada's dependence on foreign trade. That conclusion may seem so obvious it doesn't bear repeating, but many economists now say it's a key factor in the slow gains Canada has made so far against its jobless figures. In the United States, for example, where demand was stimulated by tax cuts, the record against unemployment is notably better. The Canadian government has not only refused to Stimulate demand, it is introducing tax increases later this year - a move seen as a sure way to reduce consumer spending. . There's more involved, however, than that simplistic approach, suggests the Ontario council. Entitled Aid to Workers in Declining Industries and prepared by Ronald Saunders, associate economics professor at the University of Toronto, the study argues that even in an expanding economy there are going to be' some industries in trouble because their products have fallen out of favor. What's needed for workers in these industries - as well .as those still afflicted by current hard times - are more concerted efforts to provide help. That boils down to more money for retraining programs • provided the programs are directed toward positions with work potential - and improved support for families during jobless periods. - Sometimes, the study says, this support has been less than was available from welfare. More funds are needed to help families relocate to get work. This could include bousing aid if a move involved shifting to a high-cost housing centre. j The study suggests companies regularly list what job openings they have or expect. Fed into a The Aldergrove Star Established 1967 Published every Wednesday at 27120 Frager Highway, \ Aldergrove, British Columbia CENTRAL FRA8ER VALLEY STAR PUBLISHING LTD. Rudy Langmann, Editor Telephone: 166*4303 or 856-5212 Mailing Address Box 220 Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 ! Second Class Mail Registration ■■ Number 1270 (Aldergrove Star) Postage paid In Aldergrove, 8.C. central computer, the information would offer a master list of available work across the country. The study doesn't put a figure on its proposals. They obviously would be expensive. So, however, is unemployment. And it's likely more costly than an effective effort to get people back to work, especially when you add in the social bills. So it seems reasonable to look at ways to ensure that money spent trying to fight unemployment is used as effectively as OTTAWA - Finance minister Marc Lalonde washed his hands in the commons last week of responsibility for the latest bad economic tidings, blaming British Columbia for a sharp slowdown in the economy and the United States for the renewed slide in the dollar. And outside the House, an uncharacteristically tight-lipped Lalonde offered a "no comment" to queries about whe- . ther he was concerned by either. . Gross domestic product, one of the broadest measures of economic activity, fell 1.2 percent in February, said Statistics Canada, which described it as "the sharpest monthly decrease since a similar fall was recorded in July 1982. And the dollar continued its slide on foreign-exchange markets, falling to 77.23 cents (U.S.) from the previous day's dose of 77.66 cents. The dollar, which traded most of last year in the 81-cent range, tumbled to between 78 and 79 earlier this year and then last week began falling again. Lalonde denied that government policies are to blame for the weakness of the dollar and argued that while the dollar has been falling against its U.S. counterpart, it has been gaining ground against most other foreign currencies. And the weakness is because the government has been trying to keep interest rates at the lowest possible level in Canada while they have been rising in the United States, he told opposition critics. "We can't have an interest rate policy substantially different from that in the United mmmwmw 1l£ IBHKET fN) PKK UP A CLW OfCOrfEEiflKPmEbOUE THERE, IHINEA SUIT ME At last you're working for you months out of every year for the for the government don't even government. That hardly seems spend four months a year work- At least the arrival of the month of May means you are now working for yourself. Experts say most people work four, fair, when most people who work ing for the government. REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT Eight-point plan for jobs By BOB WENMAN, MP hi my maiden speech as the labor spokesman for the Progressive Conservative party, I stressed the importance of retraining in providing jobs for Canada's 1.5-million unemployed. I proposed an eight-point plan dealing with aspects of retraining which I believe would do much to provide impetus in this crucial but often neglected area. The eight points in brief are: 1. Anyone eligible for public assistance programs should be allowed to pursue training while receiving benefits. The primary purpose of these programs must be to develop human potential. They must be of sufficient duration to allow individuals to acquire the needed skills so they will be less likely to require financial assistance in the future. ——^— i ————■—*—». LETTERS Publicity helped Editor, The Star, Sir, On behalf of the Flower Show Committee, I would like to thank you for the publicity given in your publication to the recent Bradner Flower Show. The show was once again an outstanding success and the new feature of a hot evening meal proved popular with local residents. No doubt the coverage we received in the Aldergrove Star contributed greatly to this. Yours truly, MARION BROWN Bradner 2: We can encourage individuals to invest in their development by allowing tax-sheltered savings plans for educational purposes and deducting educational costs from income. 3. Since many of the individuals who need training lack sufficient funds, the student loan program should be greatly expanded. 4. Unemployment insurance benefits should be payable for the purposes of assisting in labor market adjustments, increasing the skill level of individuals, facilitating mobility and providing counselling and training to those with insufficient experience or skills to compete effectively for jobs. 5. A federal-provincial conference should be convened for the sole purpose of developing and action plan to combat adult illiteracy. 6. The shortage of highly qualified teaching manpower can be alleviated by increased funding to the granting councils and private sector scholarships. 7. Availability of information is the key barrier to job mobility. The use of modem means of communication will enable us to provide information on greater job opportunities. 8. A welt designed advocacy advertising campaign Is the first step to developing public awareness of present problems and potential solutions. In the labor, manpower and immigration committee this week, I questioned the Hon. Andre Ouellet regarding the labor force in Canada. The minister Indicated that within the States." Meanwhile, one money trader said the latest slide in the dollar will almost certainly, translate into an increase in the bank rate. And depending on the size of the increase, that could lead to an increase in other lending rate. Responding in ihe commons to the decline in economic activity, Lalonde said "one of the major factors ih the past several weeks has been the lockout in the pulp and paper industry in British Columbia." "That lockout was decided upon by the industry. That comes under the responsibility of the provincial government." And he repeated his forecast that the economy will experience "strong growth" this year. Statistics Canada also pointed to the province-wide work stoppage in the pulp and paper industry as a reason for the decline in gross domestic product during February. And the 1.2 percent decline in gross domestic product - the value of all goods and services produced within Canada - to $121.2 billion was still not large enough to wipe-out a strong 1.4-percent increase in January, next two weeks he would be introducing legislation in the House of Commons to amend the labor code. With over $10-billion on unemployment last year and only 2.5 percent went toward retraining. This demonstrates the government's lack of concern, foresight and leadership. As PC labor spokesman, I will be working to improve this dismal record and to institute long-range thoughtful programs to provide the jobs so desperately needed by Canadians. Bringing Las Vegas to B.C. Governments must really be in the mud at the deep end as they keep plying us with more and more lotteries. Remember when they were illegal • before the government needed a quick source of funds? Recently the federal government came up with their sports pool, that's the one that all provinces and the big league baseball groups are fighting. Now the western provinces have, the "Flowers" lottery where you rub off the covering to reveal your winning number beneath and win your instant prize if you're lucky. ' I wonder how long before every grocery store will be promoting government-sponsored one-armed bandits? Why go to Las Vegas or Reno when our government is bringing it to us? -Clearwater Times Statistics Canada said. Accounting for almost 40 percent of the decline were the paper, forestry and wood industries. There were also sizable reductions in output in mining, construction, transportation services, retail trade and motor vehicle manufacturing. Lalonde also dismissed fears that interest rates will rise sharply and rejected a request by Ian Deans, New Democrat MP for Hamilton Mountain, that mortgage rates be frozen for six months to end gouging of the public by financial institutions. Meanwhile, Doug Lewis, Conservative MP for Simcoe North, said he had a complaint from a constituent that one trust company has been asking people renewing their mortgages to waive their rights to pre-pay mortgages as proposed in the budget. . ' ' Lalonde responded that people facing such a situation should go elsewhere for a mortgage. Outside the house, Lewis said that's not a reasonable option because it costs perhaps only $75 to renew an existing mortgage but a lot more to arrange a new mortgage.' The first ones fed By USA HATTON Now anti-union I am not It's just fair play Has been forgot And just because they joined one group It doesn't mean They own the soup They did not cook the meal that's served ■■ So why believe Their food's reserved They did not sweat to make ithVstock i. . '.'",- \-> ' But to consume it They still flock They don't attract investment funds When work that's there Is often shunned And yet, you know, they want to eat But someone else Must bring the meat And someone else must make the soup . To be consumed By just one group I do not feel that is fair play That they should eat But still not pay When other people lend a hand And want to work With less demand If I'm the cook who Serves the meal rd rather make A better deal The ones who work are those With them I'll share i The broth and meat That way'tomorrow, 'eat''''"'' -'■"r Because we worked To buy the meat I'll gladly cook with them a deal Because they helped To make the meal And those who will not lift a hand WiU have to team To understand That those who make the soup and bread Wiil be the first ones , Who are fed. 4wSrm tofeMl M.LA. REPORT High level of services is a commitment By BOB McCLELLAND, MLA With all the talk of restraint and the recent labor disputes blaring across our television screens it is all too easy for people to forget that this government's first commitment is to the maintenance of British Cot umbia's high level of social services. One of the government's priorities, and a series of programs of which we are very proud, is our services for senior citizens. Our government has developed a co-ordinated approach to the delivery of a wide variety of services to the over 326,000 seniors in British Columbia. Services include income related services such as . the GAIN for seniors plan; health related services like Pharmacare, adult day care and homemaker services; and transportation services such as the HandiDart service for elderly persons who cannot use regular public transportation. The government recognizes that our seniors are an active, independent part of our society and we are committed to the principle of developing and delivering services that support and enhance their independence, dignity and self-worth. In March, my colleague, the minister of education, released a discussion paper outlining the proposed restructuring of the grades 11 and 12 curriculum. The key recommendations including the following: ■ - the minimum number of grade 11 and 12 courses to be successfully completed be increased from 12 to 13 in number; - the minimum number of grade 12 level courses which represent the more challenging courses in the curriculum be increased from three to four; - the grade 11-12 curriculum be organized into a structure that will require students to select one of three programs of study-arts and science, applied arts-and science, or career preparation; - all students, be required to complete one course in mathematics and one in science during their senior secondary • years. At present, students are required to complete mathematics and science through grade 10; and - the language curriculum be strengthened with a new stress on Asian languages. Public meetings have been set up in a number of centres -throughout the province to discuss proposed curriculum changes..The public forums will be chaired by the district school superintendents, and will be attended by teams from the ministry of education. The teams, headed by the deputy minister or' an assistant deputy minister, will act as resource people and take back to Victoria oral and written briefs from the meetings. I would urge your participation when the public meetings are in our area. For your information there will be a meeting in Abbotsford on May 9, in-Vancouver on May 18. Ftar more details call the local school board. aalalfrai MWUMW IIMIlllllMffill m*mmwmmmwmmmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1984 Sports Most elderly live at home 1 * AIVD RECREATfOAT * Dana's scoring is "knocking them out" OSHAWA, Ont. - Dana Anderson, the 11-year-old ringette star from Oshawa has her hopes set on competing in the Olympics as a speed skater. But she's already wowing them on the ice here, having notched an incredible 310 goals in 51 games this season. The sixth has led her Central Ontario Ringette team to a pair of provincial titles and has collected more than 100 trophies and medals for her athletic endeavors. Building to be moved to Campbell Valley park LANGLEY - A park centre and office has been acquired by the Greater Vancouver regional district for its Campbell Valley regional park. It obtained the 28 foot by 40 foot structure from the First Church of Christ Scientist in White Rock, where it was used as a church hall. Total cost of the project including moving and site preparation at the park is estimated at $10,000. The building is now located at 8 Avenue and 200 Street and will be used primarily as a park centre and interpretation building. OTTAWA - The popular notion that most elderly people live in old-age homes is not ;true, Statistics Canada says. Even most of the vety old, those aged 85 years of age and over, live in private households, said the agency's report The Elderly in Canada, released last week. "In the first place, the vast majority of the aged live in private households. This applies to 93 percent of the elderly men and to 90 percent of the elderly women. "Even in the age group 85 and over the majority live in private households, the figures being 71 percent for men and 59 percent for women," said the report based on the 1981 census. The study, which looked at where the elderly live, their education, income, ethnic composition and place of birth, confirmed that Canada, as with all developed countries, has an aging population. And that has immediate implications for market researchers and planners who must gear products and services towards' a progressively increasing market of older persons, the report concluded. "Businesses associated with health care - drug companies, suppliers of lab equipment etc. are obvious examples. "The impact on business, however, is far more extensive and pervasive, covering such diverse areas as housing, travel, investment and food." For example, food advertisers have switched their emphasis to the elderly from children, the study noted. Also, it suggested politicians will have to pay dose attention to the needs and wants of the elderly as their political influence grows. "hi 1981, nearly 10 in every 100 Canadians were 65 years of age or older. "While the number of elderly people increased 36 percent in the last Mt Lehman tourney was a big success decade, the number of children under 15 decreased 14 percent, so that by 1981 the population consisted of 431 elderly persons for every 1,000 children, compared to 273 per 1,000 in 1971. "Around the year 2031, when the tail- end of the baby- boom births of 1946- 1966. shall have reached age 65, the elderly are projected to be six million strong, or 21 percent of the population," said the study. "This fact is behind the concern that social planners have today with regard to the future of our welfare system." • But the study's figures suggested that for several rea- The first annual Mt. Lehman soccer tournament turned out a resounding success, with more than 400 people present for. the semifinals and final game, Sunday night. team in the semifinals. In other semi-final play, Mission beat Bradner Reds, 1-0 and Soohalie overtook Tzeachten Hawks, 4-3. Most valuable player trophy went to Sumas Clay's Danny Breslin. Eleven all-star awards were also presented to Sumas' Danny Breslin.,- Murray Ned and Kerry Lesyk; Mission's Danny McKinnon and Colin Anderson; Tzeachten's Irving Felix; Fox & Hounds pver-30's Syd Anderson; Bradner's Dale Litke and Brian Stewart and Mt. Lehman's Tod Hilberer and Doug Taylor. IVER 200 BUMPER TO BUMPER LOCATIONS ACROSS CANADA TO SERVE Y0UE ALDER AUTO PARTS 26891 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove Telephone: 856-5125 FIX UP YOUR GAS BARBECUE Factory approved parts For most makes & brands sons - improved education, more women having been in the workforce - the elderly may be less dependent on government payments and better able to take care of themselves in the future. The study also noted that small urban areas with populations from 1,000 to 5,000. have particularly high proportions of old people. It is important to know where the elderly live because services for them generally have to be provided at the local level, said the report. Some - cities, such as Victoria, have relatively high proportions of old people. Victoria's climate makes it particularly attractive to retirees; the climate factor may also contribute to the relatively high proportion of elderly in such metropolitan areas as Vancouver and St. Catharines- Niagara (Ont.). Also noteworthy, is the fact that in Victoria there are as many elderly as there are children, compared with the national average of 431 elderly per 1,000 children." Places with a particularly low proportion of elderly persons include the rural farm areas and metropolitan areas such as Chicoutimi- Jonquiere and Calgary. FINAL '83 Clearance Safe HONDA. PA50 MOPED PASO MOPED Reg. $699.00 1 only. $599 XR350R Reg. $2499.00 1 only. $199900 VT500 ASCOT moo ASCOT %t% % AAOO Reg. $2595.00 1 only. A A W ALL OTHER '83 MODELS ARE ALSO SALE PRICED1. ALL'84 MODELS ARE NOW IN STOCK.' IMeu <HONDA No. 101 - 20560 No. 10 Highway, Langley (on Langley By-Pass) 533-4345 HONDA - THE REASON YOU RIDE. 1 I I i III I III IIfl IIIIIIMIMI■milll«IHIIII m rSrJrWJtBH THE ALDEROROVE 8TAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81984 Seniors' raffle prizes drawn Jack Boyd*, president of tht Aldorgrovo Kinsman club presort- Sod Harry Lawn, administrator of Jackntan Manor extensive cam hospital with a Panasonic video cassette rscordor last week. Kinsmen donated $4,000 to local charities last year. Video machine le for the enjoyment of patlente at the local hospital. All pools to be fenced In MURRAYV1H-E - All pools in the township will have to be fenced in, according to a new bylaw introduced by council this week. It goes for all swimming, bathing or wading pools, above or below ground, with a surface area of more than 150 square feet and a depth of more than 18 inches. Fences shall be at least 42 inches high, with no foot and handholds for intruders, and with self-locking gates. "Why not (water-filled) gravel pits?" asked Aid. Elford Nundal during disucssion. And Mayor Bill Blair wondered about natural streams in the municipality ... "and we have quite a few." There was no specific mention as to whether or not councilors would consider fencing in both sides of the mighty Fraser, as well. ByPATPROZEBKV AIDERGROVE - The choral group's, pot luck supper arid fourth annual concert Monday, April 30, was well attended. There was an out-, standing assortment of delicious food available, undoubtedly the best ever. Following the simper, the raffle prizes were drawn for. Freda Cowan was the lucky winner of the hand crocheted af- ghan, while Edna Moffatt won the wall Air cadet meeting RICHMOND - The Air Cadet League of Canada will hold its 43rd annual general meeting in Richmond on June 16 and 17. The two-day conference will be attended by league delegates from Cana da's ten provinces, the Yukon and Northwest Territories, along with representatives of the Canadian Forces and observers from Air Cadet organisations in Great Britain and the United States. hanging. There were various other prizes, won by Teenie Samec, Mae Thomson, Ernie' Brown, Jennie. \Melny, Debbie M\unroe, Gwen Keay and Ed Burchmore. v In addition to the choral group's singing, entertainment was provided by Ernie Poignant,; a chalk talk .artist from Maple Ridge. Really a quick drew, artist, his sketching was very much enjoyed. The evening finished off with dancing to the music of the Aldergrove choral group orchestra?' No fatalities here Husband is squashed MURRAYVILLE - There were no fatal motor vehicle accidents in Langley district during the past week, report Langley RCMP. There were, however, six people injured in three individual motor accidents. Two of these also included damage to property. Police handed out 676 traffic violation tickets, 30 of these for motorists failing to wear seat belts. Three drivers were charged with impairment and 14 roadside suspensions of 24 hour duration were imposed. Traffic officers checked 850 vehicles at roadblocks throughout the municipality. HARRISBURG, Pa. - A man whose wife weighed twice as much as he did was squashed to death when she sat on him during a domestic quarrel, the Dauphin County coroner said. Kay Weaver, 36, sat on her husband Kenneth, 41, for about five to 10 minutes in their rural SALES & RENTALS • Choose from our large selection of movies. • Beta and VHS machine rentals. Mother's Day Special! Sunday, May 13, only. Rent 2 movies & receive the 3rd one FREE _. OPEN SUNDAYS HOURS: Mon. to Thurs.: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fri. & Sat.: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun.: 12 noon to 7 p.m. 13092 • 272 STREET, ALDERGROVE 856-8733 SAVE-ON-FOODS home in nearby Elizabethville, said Dr. William B. Bush, the county coroner. "The massive amount of pressure on his chest rendered him unable . to breathe," said Bush, whose office conducted an autopsy and investigation. "Because of that, he suffocated." State trooper Claude Mohr, who investigated the case, said Mrs. Weaver weighs about 280 pounds. Bush said the woman's husband was a "very small, very thin" man, weighing between 125 and 140 pounds. Mrs. Weaver was not in custody and will probably not be charged, the trooper said. "She was trying to restrain her husband," Mohr saidi "There's no indication there was any foul play intended." . Weaver came home drunk and in a bad mood at about 4 p.m... Mohr said. He soon went out again to go drinking and returned at about .9, p.m. after running his truck into a ditch, the trooper said. After Weaver "Threatened to shoot the wife, and two sons and bum the house down," his wife attempted to subdue him while a son was sent to get the. state police, Mohr said. Bush said an autopsy has been completed and he. was awaiting the results of a blood-alcohol test. The coroner said . Weaver had bruises on his head but it was unclear what caused them. iaRdriana's Fashions f f ' ■' T Mother's ©ay Specials 20% m ENTIRE STOCK •Dresses •Slacks •Blouses •Walking Shorts •and much more! ^ m ALL SIZES - 3 to 44. • ■-. ■ Sale ends May 16,1984 .\ j*-'*--'. 27256 Fraser Hwy., Landmark Centre 856-1511 9S*i&>iy3*Qt3^^ • " ' ' .TV .'*\. '•■■;' SAVE-ON-FOOEI3S A DIVISION OF OVERW ..FOODS -*-t.j- -■■—■•* CORNER OF GLOVER ROAD & LOGAN AVENUE IN LANGLEY ■•«-»■*■— "wamm. 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FOR MAY 11 MAY 3,1084 PRICES [PER HUNDREDWEIGHT]: Best Holsteln cows 51.00 - 56.75 Good beef type cows 45.00 - 56.50 Medium cows 46.00-50.25 Canners and cutters 39.00 - 45.50 Cows of doubtful health 18.50 - 37.50 Bulls 53.75-68.00 Plain heifers 65.00 - 67.50 Holsteln heifers 53.50 - 58.75 Holsteln feeder steers 60.00 - 65.25 Feeder steers 78.75 - 80.85 Feeder heifers 63.50 - 68.75 Steer and bull calves 81.00 - 93.00 Heifercalves 81.50-84.00 Choice veal 90.00-101.00 Good veal ..., 83.50 - 89.50 Medlum/.veal 74.50-83.00 Small feeder veal 75.00-93.00 PRICES [PER HEAD): Dollar'calves - Holsteln bulls 10.00-97.50 -Beeftype 11.00-132.50 Holsteln heifer calves 27.50 • 90.00 Fresh Holsteln heifers 760. -1310. Fresh Holsteln cows 720. -1190. Springing Holsteln heifers 700. -1250. Springing Holsteln cows ..... 750. -1190. Holstsln heifers Bred 6-7 mths ...850.-1050. Open Holsteln heifers 300. - 500. Started Holsteln heifercalves .. 190. - 240. Another top heifer consigned by Fred Lelppl of Glen Valley. This top fresh heifer was one of four head purchased by Terra Mia Farms, owned and operated by Mr. Steve Zanatta of Abbotsford. Mr. Zanatta paid $1310.00 for the top heifer to make him this week's Holsteln heifer calf winner: DAIRY DISPERSAL SALE Favored with Instructlono from Case and Joyce Wlerema Farm* Ltd. wa art disparting thtlr entire milking herd JUNE 4,1884 • TIME: 12:30 P.M. Hoping to see you at our weekly sales. TUESDAY AT 10 A.M. FOR BEEF & FEEDER TUES. n THURS. CALF SALE 12:30 P.M. THURSDAY AT 12:30 P.M. FOR DAIRY J '■ "ON TtJE FARM" SALES I QUOTA SALES "MACHINERY SALES MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LTD. 667 8iimtt Way, Abbotsford 883-2399 McClary's ABBOTSFORD - Prion it McClary Stockyard won study on all clarjsoa ol olauQMor cottlo sold Monday. Hoavy leader etoare told undar prcs- eurs, but lighter leader steers •nd holtora sold at higher prices. 710 ttaad of cattle and calvea wen Mid, Choice veal (32M90 Ibe.), 60%, $60.-101.; good veal (338-876 lha.), 38%, *64.- 69.50; medium veal (350420 Iba.), 7%, $75.43.50; plain and processing veal (400415 Iba.), 5%, $51.-74.50; best Holateln Dt and 02 cows, 31%, $62.-59.75; good Holsteln' 03 and 04 cowa, 54%, $40.41.75; canners and cut- tare 05 COWS, 13%, $35.-45.75; cows"Ol questionable health, 2%, $15.50-34.75; plain to good bulla (1110-2260 lbs.), $54.7545.75; good medium frame fleshy Hereford and blaok WF steers (780478 lbs.), $78.50-79.20; good Hereford eteere (500-700 Ibe.), $78.- 88.75; good Hereford eteer calves (260-600 Ibe.), $65.- 88.50; plain to good heltere (800 Ibe. and up), $51.48.75; medium frame lean Hereford and Char X heller calvee (315- 570 Ibe.), $72.44.50; plain to good Holsteln eteere (600-1200 Iba.), $49.6044.75; plain to medium feeder Holsloln bull snd eteer calvea (140-500 ibe.), $65.43.; medium quality Here- lord and Angus cow-calf pairs, $490.-620.*, Holeteln heifer calvee, $90.-150.; beet type calvea, $89.-120.; beet Holsteln bull calves, 18%, $90.- 108.; medium Holeteln bull calvee, 78%, $50.49.; poor Holeteln bull calvee, 6%, $22.60-49. F.V. Auctions UNGLEY - Beef cattle eold brlekly thle week at Fraser Valley Auction. Prices were ae follows: Holsteln baby bull calvea, $60.-72.50; beet type calves, $87.50-155.; steers, $410,420.; heltere, $390.-540.; eteer calvea, 5280.-340.; heller calvos, $220.-280.; Holateln eteer and bull calvea, $210.- 240.; beef cows, $340.-500.; bulla, $400,410. In other depertmente, weanere sold lor $23.-47.; teeder hoge, $44.-75.; butcher hoge, $97,60-130.; sows, $97.50-137.60; boars, $76.-,. 160.; billy gotta and walhors, $60.-115.; nannies, $25.40.; klde, $15.-38.; rams, $47.60; awee, 537.60-47.60; lamba, $41.47.60; ponlea, $42.60-165. MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LTD. • | * ANNOUNCEMENT First ever Machinery Consignment Sale, May 12,1984 at Midway Livestock Auctions Ltd. yard. i All consignments welcome. For more information,. please contact us. No fuss, no muss, just sell machinery. SALE STARTS 12:00 NOON MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS LTD. 067 Sumas Way R.R. 2 Abbotsford, B.C. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION -CONTACT: Bob fFarquhar /€ A Ken Pearson 534-9550 / Wk 534-1286 Thousands expected at Sheep and Wool Fair THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1984 17 tables filled at Whist party CLEARBROOK - Thousands of Vancouver and Raser Valley residents are expected to flock to Sheep and Wool Fair '84 to be held this year on May 12 and 13 at the Matsqui agricultural fairgrounds. Hie fair, the seventh annual, has in recent years become an exciting event for urban and rural dwellers alike, anxious to spend a day or two in the country. The 1984 fair offers the public an opportunity to see many aspects of the sheep industry other than just looking at sheep. One can see sheep shearing contests, watch sheep to shawl competitions, leant how Wool is. graded, explore 4-H displays, BERTRAND WMNER ALDERGROVE - This week's winner of Bertrand Estate's door prize draw, is Steve Kulak of Aldergrove. Steve won a General Electric power microwave oven. - Bertrand Estates are located at 27044 • 32 Avenue. Jidge along with the ring judge during the purebred show and maybe even buy a lamb or a bundle of wool. Young members of the family, in particular, enjoy the sheep dog trials. Hard working canines are still used in the Fraser Valley and elsewhere in B.C. to round up, herd and pen flocks of sheep. Admission to the fair is free and all activities, with the exception of the sheep dog trials, are under cover. If you don't plan to pack a picnic lunch, there is plenty of mouth-watering lamb on the barbecue and a concession stand operated by the 4-H clubs. ALDERGROVE - Seventeen tables were filled at the monthly whist party on Thursday, May 3, sponsored by the Aldergrove Choral Group at the OAP hall. As usual, a good1 time was had by all. The winners were Norma Kidd, high for the ladies, and Raoul Tardiff, high for the men. Runners-up were Edie Roberts and John Kidd. Mary Probert and Vera Gatyshun won the hidden score prizes. Thursday, June 7, is the next whist party, - open to all at a charge of only $1 for the entire evening, refreshments included. High school sponsors auction ALDERGROVE - Don't forget. There is an auction at naval base on' Saturday, May 12 at 7:30 p.m. It is the high school's grand fund raising event for activities and scholarships. Previewing and list will be available at Potato farmers hurting VANCOUVER - Growing potatoes in British Columbia "is like going to Reno - you never know whether you are going to win or lose," says Robin Woodrow, one of the potato farmers in the province who say they were almost forced out of business by competitors in Washington state. A' federal antidumping tribunal held hearings here recently to determine the extent of damage suffered by B.C. potato fanners between 1982 and 1983 when the B.C. Vegetable Marketing Commission claims Washington growers were dumping their pro-, duct on the Vancouver market. Woodrow, 42, who left a banking career IS years ago when he bought a potato farm on Vancouver Isalnd, said that the flood of potatoes forced him to destroy 300 tons of his 1982 crop. "My field production costs are $160 a ton for russets (the variety the commission claims was dumped), plus another $100 a ton for processing and transportation." He said he was able to get "no more than $130 a ton," adding that it was cheaper to destroy them. "I'm getting $300 a ton right now for the last of my 1983 crop but I have no way of knowing what the market price will be for the*potatoes I'm planting right now. ''_.-<■.-«.. The higher price has "nothing to do with the tariff," (30 percent, imposed by the deputy minister of national revenue earlier this year) on Washington potatoes, he said. 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During the lunch hour (H a.m. - ■3:30 p.m.) they serve eveiy- thing from hamburgers to calorie counters. For a special treat, try their Sunday brunch between io a.m. and 2 p.m. They will be serving french toast, pancakes, muffins, eggs and much more. Pafan's has a relaxed, slightly romantic atmosphere with dim lights and candles in the evening. On sunny days get some fresh air by enjoying your lunch on the patio. Also available at Pafan's are facilities for banquets, weddings, sports team, dinners or club meeting dinners. There is no charge: fpr use of these facilities with a group dinner. In addition, they can arrange for special menus to meet the needs, of your group. The owners of this new resr. taurant are- Fran May and Pal Warnock, hence the name Pafan's. Pat and Fran have oyer 40 years restaurant experience between them. The majority of their experience was in preparing and serving Greek and Canadian food in the Suri^-Ddiai:'>a(eas», Pat and Ran say that Pafan's is a restaurant that a couple may come to for ,a y quife.t;*.^ romantic evening arid it is a place where the whole family can come for an enjoyable nSefel."'Pat and; iftari invite you to come meet them in .the Aldergrove Centi-e Mall - located beside the Payless' ".drug store. ■'. Mothers Day SUNDAY, NAT 13th - 4 pm Jackman Manor notes first year in Aldergrove I PRIME RIB ; By MARGARET FOWLES i AIDERGROVE - I Jackman Manor auxiliary held their | regular monthly meeting at the lions Grove Estate recre- | ation centre last • week. Plans were I made for membere to ! make corsages for ' the residents for Mother's Day. A I report was read on | the successful daf- : fodil tea and raffle. . Plans have been I made for a straw- j berry tea on Saturay, | June 23. It is to be i held at Jackman * Manor. ■! JACKMAN ; AUXHIARY j INTRODUCTION: We are about to celebrate our, first birthday on May 27. We will be one year old and getting better all the time. I will give you a brief introduction of the members and you can be the judge of our group. Betty' Buattn: Pje- 'Sident, keeps the rest of us motivated an in Margaret Akeroyd: Secretary, she hates writing, so I am doing this article on her behalf, at may be the last one she'll trust me to do.) Martha Muife.Trea- surer, she spends many sleepless nights counting all our money. Isabell Bell: Historian, makes sure she records our activities in pictures and newspaper clippings. Walter Bell: Has supplied our group with some nice woodcraft items, which we hope will continue when the new woodworking shop is completed at the Manor. . Iris Holmes: Has moved from lions Grove Estates to Langley, and we will miss her very much. It was through her hard work on a handcrafted quilt that we were able to tie for first place at the last Aldergrove fall fair. Marge Mahone: She is our travelling member, 66* we hlaye an awful time keeping tabs on her. I believe at the present tune she is in the Prairies enjoying their beautiful six feet of snow and power failures. Doris Gibbons: Keeps us up to date on all the happenings in the manor, so be aware when you see Doris. In her spare time she also makes beautiful crafts for our bazaar tables. Mable Frazer: Since her last birthday she has really picked up speed when it comes to pouring tea at the birthday parties. It was with the generosity of Mable that the Auxiliary was able to supply the sewing machine for the Manor. Nellie Nachbar: Keeps our ticket sales moving. Nellie says there is only one type of nursery - flowers and shrubs. Jack Nachbar: With a bit of a friendly nudge from Nellie, Jack was very helpful and picked and supplied all the daffodils for the April ■/tea. 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Is very talented at spreading butter on the fruit bread at the teas. Audrey Beland: Veiy busy lady. To get messages to her, you phone at 8:00 a.m. and Audrey is very agreeable. Doreen Amyot and Lucille Banta are very helpful at the bake table and crafts sales, arranging the items in appealing fashion. AlmaDibb: Is our newest member. She helped at our tea in April, sold all the daffodils, served tea, set tables, she- worked so hard she had to pass up the April birthday party. " IngaPerfelns.-lsalso a new member to the. auxiliary, but is definitely not a greenhorn to organizations of this type. Inga reminds us of our birthdays, should we forget them for some reason or other. Nel Allen: I have hot had the pleasure of meeting Nel at any of the teas or bazaars so I cannot make any comment. Margaret Fowles: I have the. most glamorous job in the group. It consisted of telling everyone to save their sales slips from the Aldergrove Safeway store and the Aldergrove Super-Valu, and get in touch with me by phone at 856-8078 or leave them with Vikki at the front desk and I will pick them up. I am also the telephoning committee for our group,!so if there is anyone among you residents or staff that is interested in joining the auxiliary please.contact either myself or any other member of the executive;^ ■•• We wish all residents and staff good health and happiness until we meet again on.May.25 at the birthday party. Watch for future activities that we Strawberty tea in June. GOSLINGS -THE ACTION SPOT IN DOWNTOWN ABBOTSFORD MATTRESS SALE MISMATCH SETS TWIN SIZE OEI ■ * * •* ■' •. • ■ • ■ • •. ■ '■ FULL SIZE . 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The actress who we've seen as a prostitute, a reporter, a sax object and a secretary Is now portraying Gertie Nevefs, the Kentucky farm woman who moves to Detroit with her husband and, five children on "The Dollmaker," airing May 13 on ABC. In this film, Miss Fonda shows us more of the stuff that won her two Oscars (for "Klute" and "Coming Home"). In a role that took 12 years to complete, she says, "I was frightened all trie time that the day would come when we would have the -script and we would have the money and the crew would be hired and everyone would be ready to go, and I wouldn't be able to perform Gertie. When It came to actually doing It, It was the easiest thing I ever did. I was so ready — I was like ripe fruit." To prepare for.the.role, she spent three weeks living With people she'd met when Dolly Parton, her co-star In "Nlne-to-Flve" who was born In the same hills, took her through Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky and Arkansas. But even harder than learning the accent and the lifestyle was filming the scene' where Gertie's daughter Cassia Is killed by a train. "I didn't have anything running through my head except the reality for Gertie," Miss Fonda says, choking back tears. "I mean, It was my daughter, and It was my daughter who was my most beloved, and I still can't even talk about it." COURAGEOUS GERTIE — Gertie Nevels (Jane Fonda, I.) plays with her favorite daughter (Nlkkl Creswell) before the family makes their disastrous move to Detroit on "The Dgllmaker," airing Sunday, May 13 on ABC. ,.** ■. y Jano Fonda In "The Dollmaker.' Valley arts and crafts displays PORT LANGLEY - The Centennial museum is currently planning to present temporary, small exhibits of work by valley artists and craftsmen.A • small exhibit space, measuring 12 feet wide, will be available for one-man painting, weaving, pottery, and sculpture displays. Each, artist will be asked to participate for a 4-6 week period. A selection process will take .place in the month of September, at which time a schedule of shows for 1985 - 1986 will be organized. This is an' opportunity to have your latest work on display, while also providing a means of • presenting the valley's developing art world to the public. For further information, contact the assistant curator of . the museum at 888-3922. The Langley Cen- . tennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday, and from 1 to 5 p.m. ort Sunday. It is located at the comer of Mavis and King Streets in Fort Langley. /VIARQfJEF - film Review SWING SHIFT, (PG-WARNER BROTHERS) Starring QokHa Ham, Kurt Russell and Christine Lahti. * * Message Is almost lost In the soap ByJ.T.YURKO. The story of women on the assembly line during World War Ii Is a great sub|ect for a movie. What women discovered was that they could put down a diaper and pick up a wrench — and they were good at It. That knowledge changed the role of women In society forever. Perhaps the change didn't come overnight, but that's how It all began. That stirring of change, once detailed In a fascinating documentary called "Rosle the Riveter," has now been translated Into the movies with "Swing Shift." Sort of. Although "Swing Shift" uses that setting as lavish background, it seems to be just that . — background. There are glimpses of the Initial animosity the women encountered when the "lipsticks" (as they were called) took over a man's job. And there are several scenes of women workers sweating over dive-bomber planes. But the central action of the story really occurs In the bedroom. Qoldle Hawn is a timid little housewife who, like a 1941 version of Edith Bunker, dutl- tullv gels her husband a beer as soon as he walks in the door. When war tomes and her husband enlists, she says, "What am I gonna do without you to take care ol?" She answers her own question when, as the war progresses, she stlps Into an affair with a 4- F foreman from the plant (Kurt Russell). Also living In a tow ol bungalow houses Is a nightclub singer who Is Just a bit ol a floosy (Christine Lahtl), and by the time the fighting stops. Miss Hawn's housewife has become less naive and Miss Lahti's floosy has found that a real relationship Is something worth having. "Women will never be the same," Is the film's message, but to get through that door the film lingers far too long In the bedroom Instead ol in the factory. ■ One gets the feeling that this film tried not to be too sociological or message-giving to the point that that message Is almost lost In the soap. It still stands, however, that If America of the '40s hadn't had Rosle the Riveter, America ol the '80s might not have had a llashdanclng welder. ®tt*M amputee *m ■ ■ THURSDAY ! CHANNELS QUIDE i FOR TV LISTINGS ,C»UT ICBCI Van. KOMO(ABC) Soa. KINQ (NBCI Sea. "-'^"'tCTVI Vic i w*™* ■SN rrtunlly.Coblo L-'(CBS-lndl Boll, (tnd) Var). (CBC) Van. ' TONIGHT Featured: actrooo Stefanlo Powers; Hollywood's Hottest Hood* Ham! Lena Turner. © LITTLEST HOBO Hobo aoolsle • young girt (Joo- alo Fyfo) trying ta recover her otolen whippet dog boforo ah important race begin*. (R)g If* ■{tatfY 10,1«aJ4 Oar^«IIMT.V.DMa.lM, - pAYTIM^^gHILOHeM'S 8HOW 12:30 . O READiNa RAINBOW Lou Rawit narrate* "TV'* One Man Bond," tho talsot a myttirlout otrangor who creator* * ono-man band out ol odd* ond end*. (R) I g DAYTIME 8PORT8 6*00 ' 9 STANLEY CUP RNAL8 "Game Ono" Canadlena or Itlandtr* vo. North Store or Oiler* (Sterling ttm* tentative) S3' LES FINALES DE STANLEY CUP "Premiere match" Lu Conadlano ou Is* lalandoro vo. Loo North Stare on loo Olloro (Hauro tontallve) DAYTIME MOVES 2:30 O "La Grand* recro" (1976, Comodlo) Paul Pro- bolit, Jacques Prabolat. Quolro . promotouro docl- dont un boau lour do oon* atrulro. un Immauble abri- tlltt un centre commercial aur un terrain vagu* do Mortlmartro qui oot devonu un ll*u d* predilection d'un group* d'*nl*nt*. 3:00 _ **I4 "Banjo Hockott: Ro»mln' Fr**" " (1978, Wootorn) Don Morcdllh, Jennifer Worron. In th* 10808, on lllnoront hor** daaler enlvngoo hi* young nephew from an orphanage in ordtr tp obtain th* boy'* ttoton Arabian mare. EVENING Mo S ABCNEWSg NBC NEWS • NEWS CBS NEWS MACNBL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR _ TWEE'S COMPANY 8:30 SNEWS TOP8TORY PM..MAGAZINE Soat- tl* Olymplo hopolul Yuml Mordro, a oymnaot; • Up lyrtooonteit.' ffl M'A"8»H R*d«r trt** to get torn* tomato Juio*' :' for Col. Pettier *nd wind* up Involving th* genorol of Corno Headquarter*. lyifefc _ WKRP IN CINCINNATI Johnny Ii occldontolly announcM tho prlzo in a . promotional, contoal ** $6,000 Intttad of th* pro- poaedSfSO. * ©LIFE AROUND US SO VANCOUVER Featured: "Hong Kong: Countdown To 1897" a-look at Hi* builneu and polltloal ell- mate ol Hong Kong; Sloop- l**> Nights, ■ flathdano* lathlon *how. 7:30 ® WEEKNIGHT Featured: Grant MoOmle report* on a natural eclonoo el*** for Lynnwpod otudents who are replanting and restock- Inganoarbyatream. 8 TIC TAC DOUGH UVE IT UP Featured: holidaying on * houoebont, trying coamotlcn lor man, testing hot dogs. (R)g O FAMILY FEUD MwVrV flmimnjm Outtttnding. NotBtd. . •Ft*. . . . *** . .**» , . ** . .*H * _ LITTLEST HOBO Hobo oeslalo a young girl (J*** •I* Fyf*) trying lo recover hor otolon whippet dog before on Important race b*gln*.(R)g O WU, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS "Rooky Mountain Bighorn" Th* Rooky Mountain Big Horn ahwp livo ao clooo to the odgo ot dl***t*r a* lo mako dally oxlatenco a continuing miracle. 0 TAXI Tony eoekn odvlco from th* cabbies whon ho fill* In love with a girt from * wealthy family. OLEIELEJOURNALg 7:88 . ©LE POINT I LA METEO 8:00 ■ NEWS O 0 TV'S FUNNIEST GAME SHOW MOMENTS William Shilntr It joined by oovoral popular1 gam* show hosts to introduc* oomo of th* moat memora- bl* momonte; o*m*o apptaranoet by Bob Hope, Elizabeth Taylor, Jimmy Carter, Jaok Benny and Gary Cooper, g 0 GIMME A BREAK Kotio ftll* In lov* wtth * 36-yoar- old college profeeoor. (R) O PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Featured: hoat Flip Wilton muat find anothor person who share* hi* real nam* ■ ■ Clerow; o man In a supermarket takee grooorieo from othor ohopporo' ,o*rl*; * woman In a night- 'gown mutt oonvlnoo podootrlnnn to toko htr to lunch. 0 MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum and T.C. risk their lives lo protoot «n old N*vy buddy who bollovoB all three are throntonod by an enemy dating back to the Vietnam W*r.(R) ; • . ©MYSTERYI-ShadMOl DarknotB" Koto Harper and Mlohaol J. Shannon star In Edith Wharton's story about a wealthy American couple eager to buy * haunted houao.g (0 MOVIE **» "PuHto Of A Downfall Child" (1971, Dram*) Faye Dune- Ion model oufloro an agonizing breakdown. 8*30 0THREF8'COMPANY 0 FAMILY TE8 Elyee ahookt har family by announcing htr pltnt to take a full-time job at an architectural oflloo. . O CKEER8 Sam and Dlano oro puBhod to .th* . breaking point In a confrontation when ehe trisa to prosont him with « portrait by Semenko. (Part 2 ol 2) ©EVASIONS CELEBRES 8:00 0 FAME Lydla toachco dano* to * prolaseional baoketball loom and bocomoa Involvod wtth t player (Norm Nixon). 0 CELEBRTRESI WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Rloardo Montalban hoots * nodal- glo look *t famoua colobrl* tloa with reporte on thtlr curront activities; t tribute to th* tot* Pat O'Brlon; appoaranoeo by Adam Wait, Burl Ward, Coear Romero, T*rry Moor*, Llborace end Earth* Kilt. 0 CHEERS Sam and Diane oro pushed to th* breaking point In a confrontation whan tht trios lo present him with a portrait by Somonko. (Part 2 of 2) O SIMON I SIMON A.J. md Rlok aro drawn Into • bockatego wortd of itkitlon when tholr magician cllont I* chargad with murder. (R) 0 LIVE IT UP Featured: holidaying on a houaeboot, trying coomollco for mm, tooting hot doga. (R) g 0 GREAT CHEFS OF NEW ORLEANS "Willy Coin'*".Chef Willy Coin create* an tctoctlo .menu 01 lavoah, curried 'anew crab claws, fried crawfish telle, lllet otroganof, apaet* ' zl* and ohooolate mouooe. 0 TV'S BLOOPERS ANO PRACTICAL JOKES MO 0 THE DUCK FACTORY Aggie aoko Skip lo po*» *• hor now lov* whon *n old ftom* who ono* rojoct- *d her oomtt to town. O BtZZARE Movl* crltlco; (tunt "oxport" Supor Dnvo; T-ohlrto; International nowo. (R) . O ALL- NEW THS OLD HOUSE OOEME8ENHERBE . 10:00 0 THE NATIONAL / JOURNALg 020/20 0 0 KILL STREET BLUE8 A gang war throat- one to oxplodo on th* HU whllo Renko makes wedding plans, Furlllo md Davenport ponder their . future, ind Callotano braces for hit appoaranco on a telovlolon gtmt show. O CAGNEY & LACEY Chrle and Mary Btth disagree on the oiroumtttnott aurroundlng the ehootlng ol * civilian by * polio* of floor. ; 0 SIMON 1 81M0N A.J. and Rlok ore drawn Into • backstage world of illusion when their magician client Is charged with murder. (R) O MOVC **« "Man On Th* 'Flying Trapeze" (1038, Comtdy) W.C. Field*, Maty. Brian. A daughtor helps her unhappy lather ttand up for hi* rights ©BENNY HLL Benny vlalt* the, carried (way by th* action* of his horoos on Ihe ocroon. Q) GIMME A BREAK Kotlo tolls ht love with 135-year- old collego professor. (R) 0 VIE PR0M18E Frtnelt a'oot trouvo un nouvol emplol; • I* volllo du depart do Moilo-Androo pour CrauMt Junction ou ..•II* dolt oooupor do nouvolloo'fonotlons, Thomas auccombe a la tontetibn da I'uwttsr a diner dano un* vlolllo ouborgo do campogne.g •:"' .10:30 8 NEWS ONEMA **• "f*r* rour tur to Britannic" (1974, Pollcier) Omar Sharlt, Rlohard Harris. Alora quo lo paquobot Brl- tonnlo sffactue une traver- aos, un Inconnu telephone * un dlracteur do la llgne traiiittlantlqu* a laquello appartlent I* navlro pour overtir qu'll a placo kept bomb** a bord et roclamo unorancon. 11*00 8OONEW8 0 CTV NATIONAL NEWSg 8 MUSIC VIDEO 8PORT8PAQE 11:08 0NEW8 O EVENING EDITiON iitso O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS 0NEW8 11:26 0 BARNEY MILLER Tho proolnct hou*u a otato'o wltneas aohtdultd to teoti- , fy igalnat th* ayndlcato. (R) 11*29 .0 NBA BASKETBALL . Regularly echeduled programming may be preempted by NBA Ptoyoff*. 11*30 OABCrfEWSrMGHTLINE 0 TONIGHT Hoot: Johnny Caraon. Schodulod: pianist Lib-mo*, comedian Bill habit. 0 MOVE ••• "Breakout" (1S7B, Adventure) Chart** Brcnoon, Jill Ireland. A Toxao bush pilot accept* * woman'* chal- longo to roocuo her hut- bind Irom • Mexican |*ll. 12:05 0 MOVE •*** "The Journoy" ,* (1989, Suaponeo) Yul Brynnar, Deborah Kerr1. People from different oo-unfrla* are trapped In Budapaat during the Hungarian Revolution. 0 MOVIE **tt "Coot A Giant Shadow" (1966, Biography) Kirk Douglaa, John Wayne. Colonel David Marcus tupervlt** the training of Israeli ooldloro In 1949. 12:30 O THE SAINT A temperamental film star Is abducted from a atudlo In Rome. 0 LATE NK3HT WTTH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: author Gall Parent, enowball collector Stuart Himmtllirb. 12:88 O MOVE **H "Tha Family Man" (1979, Drama) Edward Aantr, Meredith Btxter-Blmay. A hip- pity mirried mtn tlnda hlmstll torn .between hli Infatuation with t young womtn tnd hit lovt lor hit wile tnd family. (R) 1:30 O0NEW8 2-00' O ROWAN 8 MARTM'S LAUGH-IN 2:18 ONEW8 2:80 0NEW8 2:38 O INCREDIBLE HULK After It pratumtd d**d from ■ laboratory oxplo- olon, ho lo froo to eoaroh lor * cur* for hi* affliction. (Parti of 2) 2:48 ■ OCLOSE-UP 2:60 O THE WALTON8 Whllo the Walton* wait for word of John-Boy, Olhrl* do** voluntMr work lor th* Red Cross. 3-00 . 0 CBS NEW8 NIGHTWATCH HI-iALLY! There's never been a bettor tlmo to buy a waterbed than right nowl Any one of the fabulous water* bads In The Gallery's vast selection otstyleaandelzeacouldboyourefor no monoy down and no interest for an entire year! Andyourfirst payment Isn't due for 45 dayat So If you've been thinking of. buying a waterbed, don't watt another minute! Come right down I to The Gallery and get the best water*-! bad deal In townl ' 8 CLOSE-UP THE JET SET Thio documentary examines the anatomy of Boeing ne a market loader and hot* It etiyt on top. O MOVE ***tt "Th* Clin* Mutiny" (1954. Drama) Humphrey Bogart, Jott Ferrer. Based on th* novel by Herman Wot*. A ■" group of offlooro mutiny agalnet tholr captain, claiming that ho I* menially unetoblo. 08CTV 11:48 0 TRAPPER JOHN, IAD. A prospective father, long*. Ing lo have a son, la dla* hoortonod when Gonzo Inform* him thai hla nowbom child la a girl. (R) "flags ... i,(,y" 0 MOVE ***li "Th* Chant Of Jlmmlo Blacksmith" (1978, Dramo) Tommy Lewi*, Jaok Thompson. A young half- whit* aborigine eteka a place kt the whit* man'a world,,only to enoounttr raclem and violence. ■ ' 12*00 8 EYE ON HOLLYWOOD LATENIGHT AMERICA Guoot: Sam Moor*, former member of Un Bam And Day* elnglng group, talk* about his battlo wllh drugs and how, he Molted the A WATERBED Here are just some of the great waterbed deals you'll see! Four Poster Sale Price 8282. Cape extra. 8196 Dougjas Street WW* 20271 Praeer Hwy. 68S4401 Burnaby 4966 Klnjiway 437-7292 v-'y ii THE ALDERGBOVE STAR. ______> MAY 919 ——mmmm■»■a»m*Sa^oMa»00O, FRIDAY I CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS O CBUT (CBC) Van. 8 KOMO (ADC) Sea. KINO (NBC) Sea. . O CHEK (CTV) Vic. SKIRO (CBS) Sea. BCTV (CTV) Van. KCTS (Net) Sea. 10 Community Cablt CB KVOS (CBS:lnd) Sell. Q) CKVU (Ind) Van. 0 CBUVT (CBC) Van. phanto (prooontod by Mlchaol Kurt Hackon- borgor); tho Albulel Broth- ore on tho high wire; fool iugglor Mloa Rota; the Beran* on th* double tra- pozo; oomodlon-lugglor TonyMolesworth.(R) '■',•■ m__ MAY 11,1984 coprrteM • ieB4 T.v. Data, aro.. DAYTaME MOVES 2:00 _ **•» "Fire Over England" (1937, Drami) Laurence Olivier, Flora Robson. In th* 1600o, British royalty Is In bitter conflict with tht Spinlth. 3:00' 0 *• "In Tho Mattor Of Karen Ann Qulnltn" (1977, Drama) Brian Keith, Plptr Laurie. Having accepted tho reality that their dough- tor la terminally III, the Qulnlane attempt to have her llle-aupport tquipmtnt removed. EVENING 8:00 QO0NEWS .OABCNEWSQ ©NBC NEWS _ CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ffl THREE'8 COMPANY 0 CHOC8 DE U VE Documantairtt drama* tlqutt prettntint dtt per- sonntt qui ont tubl doa chocs de I* vi*. 8:30 ONEW8 0 TOP STORY 0 P.M. MAGAZINE Th* spaotol offccto In « new Stephen King film "Flree* tartar"; Sonttlo movlo mtktr Including Slanloy Kramer. © M'A'S'H Hawkty* tufftra a concuaslon when he wreoke hi* i**p and la roacuod by • Korean family who cannot undaratand English. O NOUVELLES REGION- ALES 7:00 8 SPORTS JOURNAL WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 0 ENTERTANtENT TOMOHT Foaturod: actor Ed Aenor and author Norman Coutlnt; Hollywood'! Hottoot Headlines: Romtn Potonekl. . O CIRCUS Foaturod: th* African Lion Safari Elo- WKRP IN CtNCWMATI Mr. Carloon'o mother makea a ourpriso appearance to go over tho ata- tlon'abooka. 8UFEAROUNDU9 VANCOUVER Featured: B.C. verloty latent conteet. ffiLETELEJOURNALQ '■/■■ 7*26 63 LE POINT/LA METEO ■7*80 v.,.: © VANCOUVER LIFE O WEEKNIGHT Featured: on extraordinary loocher at Ortlng High 8ohool who, along with ttudtntt In hor communications couroe, . uncovered torn* ugly not* about pollution In th* . Pierce County sanitation system; a report ol "Th* Selling 01 Seattle," a campaign to hoat th* NFL'* Super Bowl In 1988; * pro* vlow on Ih* New Orieana arte ol the 1984 World'e Fair. ©TICTACDOUGH O 80AP Jeasloo divorcoo Chootor ond everybody publicly updates their love live* al ■ welcome party forVaktoi. ©FAMILY FEUD O CIRCUS Featured: the African Lion Safari Elephants (proaonted by Michael Kurt Haokon- borgor); th* Albulet Brothir* on th* high wire; foot juggler Mil*, R,oaa; th* Borons on th* double tra- p*u; comedion-lugglor TonyMoleaworth.(R) O WU, WILD WORLD OF ANtMALS "Lonera" Animal* that have evolved ' In tho Isolation ot tho Auo* traltori contlnont oro Men on a trip "down under"-to meet "the loners." 0 TAW Slmka aucoumbo to th* charm* of th* owing* or Vic, one ol Litka'a multl peraonalltlaB. 8:00 O OLYMPIC JOURNEY But Prootcdge profilot an Eaat Gorman world ohamplon owlmmor and former drug uoor who defected to tho Wool. O BENSON / plumbing problem it Bonocn'o condo thraatona «teetlvo evening. (R)g 0 THE MASTER Max and the Maater help a woman running a mission for wayward children protoot her land from a greedy land magnate. -■, ■ ffl mFl/NNIEST GAMS SHOW MOMENTS William Shatner la lolned by sever* •I popular gam* show hoat* lo Introduco oomo of th* moat momdrablo moments; cameo appearances by Bob Hopo, Elizabeth Taylor, Jimmy Carter, Jack Bonny and Gory Coo- _ THE DUXES OF HAZZARD Boss Hogg llnds himself behind bare in hi* \ own loll when hb'o framed, ,,< by moonshiner* who want to eliminate their competition. 0 WA8KNSTON WEEK MREVEW ■'.".','' @ MOVE **« "Point Blink" (1887. Suspense) Le* Marvin. Angle DlcWn- eon. A man abandoned to . dlo by hlo wife and hor lover eooko revenge yearo later. '' '' O DEJA 20 AHS Lea grand* momenta d'une epoqua, tot pereonnalltea •t It* evenemsnte qui ont marque ootid memo aemelnollyavlngtons. ■".' ■ tut 0 SEARCH FOR STARS Th* second of fix pro* gramo In the annual oom* potltlon highlighting the 24 llnallats In ths du Maurier talent dlaoovery program. 0 WEBSTER Believing thet George and Katherlno novor had a real wedding,' Webeter arrange* ','*: ourprlao ooromony for th*m.(R) .■■' *__■ © WALL STREET WEEK "Oil: An Urge To Merger Quean Denial F.D. MoKIn* toy, vlo* president, Smith Bamey, Harris Upham 1 Co. ..'' tfcOO '•.'.' ' 0 0 DALLAS J.R. Ewlng'e onooplng Into Clayton and Jaoelca'a put toad* him to reallie hla mother may' be kt grovo danger, and Pamdlsoovera Kathsrlnt'a duplicity In her relationship with Bobby. 0 BLUE THUNDER Cheney. muot dooldo whether to protect th* beautiful president of a Third Wortd notion or to savs Bubba and 8kl from an unpllotod piano about to S^tiwE **** "fti* Omen" (1978, Horror) Gregory Peck, Lee Remlck. A myoterloua llvo*year*old boy exercises deadly pow* ere to doatroy tho** who become oueplolouo Of hi* strango birthright. (R) . ' 0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A tyrannical productivity consultant turns San Francisco Memorial Hospital IntoadMotfaar. © TALE8 OF THE GOLD MONKEY Joko, Corky, Louto ind Jaok brave* troachdrouo mountalntop'. landing add a tierce tribe . ot tiny warrloro while on a mercy miaelon. ffl VICTORY AT 8EA "Sulcldo For Glory" Tho Jipa- n*t* euloldo plan**) th* kamlkais, oauted havoo among tho Allied Naval forooo cupporllnu tho attack on Okinawa. ',;, © H0R8 BERiE: VERDI Aveo Glamplaro Albertlnl ot Ronald Pickup, biogra- phle de la vie du grand oompoolteur d'opora, Giuseppe Vordl. Ce aolr, lea llena antra la Srepponl et Verdi aa ratfermltoont de plus en plus. (8* dt 14) ' ■"•*•» .""y\' © SEA POWER "Submarine" Tho hlotory of under* wator. vstsele I* traoed front the firel Duloh eub* *..' . 10*00 . ©THE NATIONAL / JOURHALg ©MATTHOU8TCNApro- feeelonal model onlleto Man'* aid hi oolvlng the, murders ot uveral contendere for the centerfold* ol*the*yoartltlo.(R)g © TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Gorao (tumbto* upon, a hospital storeroom loaded with medloal and ourglool documents dating back oevoral decodes. , 0 ©FALCON CREST Mali*** contooaes to Cola that aha etlll lovoo him, and Julia aaya that ahe wfll release Joseph only If Angle le given to her. © t^STERPIECE THEATRE "Nanoy Astor" After ihenowlywedMr.andMra. Attor move Intb a country estate, their political activities are affeoted by a heart attaok. (Part 4 olB). © BENNY KU. Benny* Wost Country oheracter hao the beet advlca a father con give to hlo con, ©TWOMARfttAGE8Kato pressure* Soott to msko a more »ertous commitment in thslr relationship, and Art and Nanoy havo their tax recordo audited. ffl GRAND-PAPA Jean- Paul et Armande ta random- a St*Denle oherehtr Chart** Henri; Marcel et Mine Sauve dejeunent lu champagne.- ., iosab. ©HEWS ffl CINEMA "Adlos Saba* I*" (1970, Western) Yul Brynnor, Dean Reed: Saba- la aid* Me meraonolrea moxlcalno a a'emparer do |'or que oonaorvant IF ialouaoment les envehle* sear* •utrlchleria. y. ;•:'■.::ii-oo NEWS CTV NATIONAL NEW8g 8 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS MUSIC VtOEO, 8PORT8PAGE , ... 11*08 .,;V fflNEWS ' i'.vy- 11:20 tt VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS''"'' ©NEWS ~_:;^fiim © GOOD ROCKW TON* ITE Terry David Mulligan Interviews Simon LeBon arid Nick RhodoB of Duron Duron; vldooo Inoludo Thomao Dolby, Mlnutaa From Downtown, Toronto. _ 11:28 tt NBA BASKETBALL Regularly scheduled pro* grammlng may be. pro* omptedbyNBAPIeyoffe. __:' '$_*&■ ©ABCNEW8NIGHTUNE 0 TONIGHT Hoat: Johnny Caraon. Scheduled: writer- food expert Calvin Trillin, Marletto Hartloy, The Fun* Boya.■•■ ; CLOSE-UP _ MOVE •*** "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way T8' The Forum" (1968, Musloal) Zoro Mattel, Phil Silvers. In endow Rome, a clovor ilive plott a hilarious tnd rather Ingonlouo meina ol eaeape from hie mailer. fflSCTV '"v ''':'ii:48 ©MOVE ** "Burnt Offerfngi" (1978, Horror) Bette Davis, Karen Blaok. A lamlly rente a haunted Victorian mansion with o will ol Itt own. 'yyyy'ifcoo' .,'..■. « EYE ON HOLLYWOOD UTENIGHT AMERICA Guests: sports medicine researcher Bob Goldman discusser; ths controversial use ol slorolds; Brook Yatea, editor of Car And Driver megeiino, oxploroo the quality ' of produotd being produced by American automakers. © MOVE *** "Interlude" (1888, Romance) Oakar Werner, Barbara ' Ferris. An Ill-fated romance develops between a lady lournallol and a oymphony oomposor until thoy both come to roillie thet tholr affair lo merely an Illusion. ■:"-' '12*08 © MOVE'**** "King Solomon's Minos" (1080. ' Advonturo) Deborah Kerr, Stewart Granger. A whlto hunter guides a. patty •trough o*lWet_ Afrit)*. 1) search ol a women'e hut- bind. © MOVE **H "The, Lilt Hurrah" (1877, Drama) Carroll O'Connor, Bur-, gets Meredith. Tha elderly, ailing mayor of • big city ohocko everyone whan he announces hli plan to run tor o fourth term of office. 12:28 © BEST OF MIOWGHT SPECML Hoste: Ttt* Commodore*. Quests: Frankl* Vol!!, Tho Ca^.sln & Tannine, Domination, abba. '' ' '"tsisb '■■ 0 MOVIE *** "Aoylum" (1872, Horror) Peter Cuahlng, Richard Todd. A doctor learne th* bizarre ind disturbing e*i* hletorioe of aeveral patients whllo visiting an asylum. Q FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS Featured: e .Private Reel segment with Boy George (Part 1 of 2); videos by Steve Perry. ("Oh Sher* do"). Th* Thompson Twin* ("Doctor, Doctor"), Den* lace Willlama ("Lot'e Hear tl For The Boy") and Greg Klhn ("Reunited"). O CfNEMA "Le Male du •tool*" (1878, Comedlo) Juliet Bono, Hubert Des* champ*. Lo femme d'un' commorcont est retenue en otage par un bandit au cowa d'un vol a main nrmoa done une bnnque. 1:48 © ROWAN « MARTIN'S UUGWN Carl Reiner loins regulars Two** Grave* and Alan Sues. .'... 2:00 © MOVE* **H "MoO" (1874, Myetery) John Wayne/Eddie: Albert. A pollco officer unearth* departmental corruption when he dlaoovar* that hio murdered partner waa a member oi a orooked Slice ring. I NEWS ..■ __:.:.x;. tM tt WOREDBLE HULK A girl la crippled In tho acol* dont which alao klUed Mr father. (Part 2 of 2) © THE WALTONS Whllo John-Boy Ilea In a oomo, Olivia doe* voluntoer work torlhoRodCrose. ..-,.■„-., . 8:18 . ©•NEWS - 2:SO .' ©a08E*UP . 4:00 ©■TrEHOI*EYMOON£R8 Tht Kramdens and the Norton* gather In the Kromdon apartment to ahire the Joye ol Chrltt- m*t. 4:80 ©HERE'BLUCY ALBUM REVIEW: Moving into a jazz stream By KURT UNGMANN Body & Sour . Joe Jackson . ' '• • (A&M Records) My Everchanglng Moods Style Council !' CPolydor Records) ' Joe Jackson and Style Court- • ell's Paul Weller both emerged in the British pop scene in the late, 1970s. It was a time of revolution; musically, and it was probably for this reason that both were, incorrectly, termed .as "punk". Their successive recordings showed that they were really anything but. Joe Jackson, who has already sold out bis QE Theatre show for this Monday, recently released the jazz-influenced Body £ Soul album; sequel to last year's Night & Day. Jackson first indicated his swing to jazz with 1981's aptly- titled Jttmpln' Jive. His subsequent move to New York brought in more influences from the streets - hot dance music that blazes out of the shadowy windows in the late hours on sultry city nights. Jackson is still performing sax, piano and the vocals, but there is a renewed emphasis oil guitar with the tasteful Vinnie Zummo. There is new power on homs, as well .as a new first; female backup vocalists Elley Foley and Elaine Caswell. Jackson is experimenting and expanding structures beyond the three minute verse-chorus format. As he said In interviews, "If you don't take risks, you get boring. I use different musical styles in the same way I wear different clothes.'' "We have a lot more female attendance at our shows than most rock bands do. It has something to do with not insulting their intelligence," says Jackson. On Body »V Soul, he has given some of his best songs yet; pure, personal and direct compared to the contrived sound of too many other modem recordings. Paul Weller also, moved to a more jazzy, funky sound wheh;he disbanded the Jam and formed the Style.Councll in 1983. , With' keyboardist Mick Talbot (ex-Dexy'fi Midnight Runners), drummer Steve White, and Weller on guitar; Style. Council appeals to the feet as well as the inteiiect. . ' V feihSps more pop spng-orlen- ted than Jackson, -Style Council also inject politics with songs like A Gospel and quotes from Jean Paul Marat. Still, it's, the simple love songs maUeftV«'tl»,\biggest impression - My Ever Changing Moods and A Solid Bond In Your Heart '■ are suih\ MpiV.! <*tchy times. ■":'•'•,' V^aA This album also, features guest players on trumpet, sax, drtims, bass, violin as well as super lead vocals from Tracey 'Thorn oh brie tune, The Purls Match. joe Jackson arid Style Couijdl know their musical chops and - and , attention . present it with srj They deserve th they're getting. Civilized Man : Joe Cocker .„ \ ...•.•', (EMI-Caplta! REcords] Cocker is hardly qualified as a "civilized rnah,'T but he can certainly belt ] out a tune and capture a few hearts when he's In a civilized mood, i His new album Is his finest'.effort in yeara, bound to please all fans he's picked up in his career. -,-: There are no duets in\the vein of Vp Where We Belong, but there are some substantial ballads. His remake ot There Goes By Baby is a dellti date, with equal parts, of) gospel-style soul and c porary drum sound. It'll) break your heart. i .- Cocker also "motorva,tes"\vith pop r&b tunes like I tow The Night and A Girl like You. Recorded in LA., with a pid band of top studio mus Civilized Man is a comeback - the one we've waited for. ■.:•'> \Mi_ SATURDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 0 CBUT ICBCI Van 8 KOMO (ASCI Sea. KINO INBCI SM. ©CHEK ICTVI Vic. ■ © KIRO ICBSl Sea ©BCTV ICTVI Van. © KCTS (Nell Sea. to Community Cable \, 8 KVOS ICBS-lndl Bell. CKVU llndl Van. © CBUVT ICBCI Van. ©Na.8HOLQER880N 8:30 © MOVE *H "The Blue Bird" (1040, Fantaay) Shir- lay Temple, Spring Bylng- ton. A little girl aearchaa for true happlneea. © PAC-MAN / RUBK CUBE/fCNUDO 8JERRYFALWEU. ;■ © DUNGEONS AND DRAQON8 ©fflORVTMS ©DEfUM8/U«ME8 . Mb '■ © TARZAN: LORD OF THE JUNGLE © AMERICAN BAND- 8TAN0 Gueata: BarilnC'No Mote Worda," "Now It'a My Turn"), Yarbrough 8 Paopleg ("Don't Waato YetarTHtiaV'). ©you can co rr aWHC^TOfataHT YAN CAN COOK TOM AND JERRY IMHIJNTI^aTfffiET I 1 1 ~ MAY 12,1884 Copynghl • irjMT.V.Dsla.loo. MOHWaHU 6*00 © CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 ©THRO VWRLD 8:35 <D WITH THIS RING 6:48 O NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES 6*80 (EAGniCULTtfREU.8.A. 6-00 (UPFRONT qabdening with ed Hume smcgowan'8 world captain kangaroo MCQOWAN ROCKET ROBIN HOOD eato ©LENERICK8EN 8:30 8 BOOMERANG ALVTN ANO THE CMP* MUNK8 O©CHJTD00fi8UNLfM- ITED . ©BtZEBMAU 8:60 ©NEWS , i '' 7*00' ' '© THE MONCCKCMB / LITTLE RA8CAL8 / RIOSE RICH I 8CHOOLHOU8E ROCK ©THEFLIMT8TONEFUN- r'MES .. ©0ADVENTURE8OUT- DOOR8 iWALOQUE FRI8KY FROLICS 8PI0ER-MAN 7*80, 88HRTTAUB THE WORLD TOMORROW .. 1 VEGETABLE BOUP I YOU CAN DO IT ADVENTURES OF PWOCCHO ©CAUMERO _K 7:46 © MERCI MON8IEUF) 8COOBY DOO AW) SCRAPPY DOO SHOW ©THE8MURF8 MAt-ULYNHCKEY HEW ZOO REVUE ZIGZAG SESAME STREET (R) BROWN AND 5 LETS GO IA8TERRC WOODY V I ROGERS (R) _ WOODPECK ER ANO FRIENDS ©RM fkao ©THEL1TTLE8 © FLA8H: MAGAZINE fWOWFORfODS 8ITIS WRITTEN © BUGS BUNNY / ROADRUNNER ■ Q8W183 FAMILY ROBIN* SON '''*' © ELECTRrC COMPANY AFTERNOON ■1M0 '■:' ■ ■ © 8PORTSWEEKEND Sohedulod: Worto Snooker Chomplornhlpa (from 8haf- fiakf, England); Hydroplane raolrigttrorriN.B.), 8WRESTLMG FAMILY BROWN 08fJHT«rYyr:' ___'h: ©THE DO IT YOURSELF SHOW "Waalharltatlon" Arohltaot Curt Burblok and ramodallar Avian Rogara u«a color Infrared thermography to ahow the valu* of waatharatrlpplng, oaulklng, double glaring and lhernio* atataatbaok. ©MARCOPOLO 80.yeare.'«.'':i:' "AUUMBtr. ■■■ 8UNC0UNTRY _ DON CHERRY'8 GRAPEVINE Giaet: Al EbqI*b80(1. ■■;'.' 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OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS "Wdmen'e Marathon" (from Olympia, vVaeh.). , _* 8 ffl RED FISHER 8TROKE0 OF GENIU8 "Jaokaon Pollook: Portrait" Duatln Hoffman hoata a look at abatraot expraa- aloniam, the art atyle that developed after World War WRE8TIM3 C»«*FAJ<«UE''Jooau royaiime dee" fourmla" Aocompagna par I'aballla* guide de la ruche, Joe la petit garcon, Joe la petit graoon davor.u mlnuioula en recompena* de eee baln-falta. .-.■ ■'■',. 2:30 ' poae aa.glrta to lind out why •-fellow-olaeamate la ao aaeoeaafri In hla roman- s*«KTeavor«.'.^. «v Waaaaaa, I CANDY 10:00 WESTERN GARDENER PUFFY / SCOOBY ■ HVUVVOAN 8 DOO/-MENUDOI? © BASEBAa California Angeli at Detroit Tlgera SzazAQ ;•-., PLAYER'S INTERNA- TONAL TENNIS .... ©UNDER SAL Robbie Doyle examinee boardaall* Ing, and wlndeurflng expert Kay Robberaon explalne how to uee your weight and tha balance of forcea on tha rig in tandem to oontrol direction and apead.g © TALES OF THE WK- ARDOFOZ ©ALBATOR 10:30 "■ 8tmm9oao FAMILY SHOWN COUNTRY © MAQK OF OL PAINT- MO © WHAT WBJ. THEY THrNKOFNEXrt ©znzAOS 1M» . 8MAJA.THE ABO DOOt I! HUH! 1 w*. i "The1 81,000 Bill" A timid Insurance ealeamen becomee agreulvo when a huge awn of money temporarily changae hla way ol lite. (R) i READY, SET. OROW PGA GOLF "Byron Nel- aon Claeelo" Third round (live from Sporta Club In Irving, Toxas). S8WMQ SENSATION © TARZAN: LORD OF THE JUNGLE 8MSI0ETRACK HER08 DU 8AMEDI "Lee Jatot de Montreal" Athlallime en eelle, du Centra Clauda-noblllard. 11:80 ©GONQOREAT _ 8EMAINE PARLEMEN- TAKEAOTTAWA , :. 12:30 < 8 UPFRONT NBA BASKETBALL Coverage of Weatem Con* teranoe 8emlflnal Game 7 or Weetern Conforenca Championship Garnet. 8 POLKA TIME .('' ' TONvnm6\*M'« JOURNAL "The Other Benson" Robert Gulllaum* talka about hla childhood In St. Loula and hla battle agalnet racial otareotypea Intalevliton. ' ©SUPER PAY CARDS ' " ' iiOO 'Vt! '■';*'■' . © EXPLORATION HOirrHWEST "Ride In The ©"BASEBALL flaw York Mete at Loe Angelas Dodgara ...•; '-,■■ "IWAYTOGROW lANDYWtNTERS JCrmBATWAR:LB«t*t* GRAD A look at the 900 day saiga of Leningrad during World War il kt which two million people survived on below etarve* lion rations. '. © DOCTOR WHO "The Deadly Assassin" Doctor Who retume to hla home planet end le aoouaad of' th» murder ol Ihe president Lloux da Virginia Wooll" A I'akfe d'oxlralta du loumal de I'eortvaln et de sea llvrae. portrait de Londrae ■ et de la oampagne anglalse en mams tamps que oelulde Virginia Wootl paralle-mem*. 1.*S0 0'AfwtiA OF tDfCtL* LENCE: THE LOS AHGE* US MfiMORIAL COLISEUM Highlights - of memorable ■. sporting end non-sporting events held ki the Coliseum over the patrt 8TOPOFTHETOWN CREATWETWND8' IB RUNNERS AND RACERS. A dooumentory- atyle look at tha Vancouver International Marathon heloMayath. © laUflS "Tournament Of Champions" 8emlflnal matches (from The Wast Side Tennis Club ki Forest f»,N.Y.). SPORTS REPORT MOVE **» "Oklahoma Crudo" (1973, Dramo) George C, 8oott, Faye Dunaway. A young Woman attempta to regain possession ol hor oil-Hold Interests. ' SOWraSTUNG TEN WHO DARED "Chrlatophar Columbus" Thinking he had discovered a qulok way to the Eaet, Columbus namtd hla dlaoovery'Tha Indlea." . ©OCODT1ME3,Grandpa Evana brings e spoclel gueat of hla own for Tbankegtvtng. "1*80 ©tA^e09OREP0RT yrmmmk. ©EV^kioBXtlOH ' *6o ©APUCE APART 8 ©WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS Scheduled: Allan* ta 800 Auto Raoe (from Georgia); Canadian Precision 8katlng Champion- ahlpa, Senior Finals, (from London, Cm.); Canadian Amateur Boxing Champion. wipe (from Trois Rtvlaras. Que); RJR MaoDonaW Canadian Disabled Ski Ctiamplonahlpa (Irom Sift. Aha.). 8*2*1 CONTACT <fi)t? MOVE **H "Ski Party" (196S, Comedy) Frank- la Avalon, Dwsyno Hick- re>n. A pair ol college men. BAGATELLE © YOUR CHTLDREN, OUR CHLDREN "Child Cere" A look at the waye employ- ore oro handling Iho neede ol working mothera and an examination ot proopeota for Improving ohlld oare. g '" "(fcOO © THE FACTS OF LIFE The computer ege haa a atrong Impact on Mre. Gar* ratt'e heallh-food atore when ehe Installs a talking computer.p ' © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Indianapolis 600 lime trials. pole-pooltlon qualifying (from Ind.); Cheyenne Frontier Daya Rodoo (from Wyo.); American Cup Gymnastic Champlonehlpe, womon'o all-around com* petition (from Now York). ©NEWS ■ THE WALTONS Mary Ellen's ambition to beoome a nurse Is tested by dleap* polntment ond death. .B,ielWTE*'nME8 Up- to-date Information on the changing electronloa field, from video gamoa to word 'drooaiaora.""'■■' ■', _ ©CRIGmL8IXHC!CI<EY HEROE8 "Detroit vs. New Ydfk" a LE8 FINALES DE STANLEY CUP Lee Cena- dlens ou lea Islandera va. ' Les North Stare ou les Oilers (Heure tentative) 6:30 IMS WEEK IN 3.C. NBCWSW8 _ 8NEAK PREVIEWS Neal Gebler and Jeffrey Lyons look at movleo about tho Beatles, Including eoenes" from "Help" and "A Hard Day'a Night." ... EVENING 8:00 8CBCNEWS . • EN1TOTAINMENT THS WEEK Faalured: Jane Fonda; '60s fSHcome: "Tha I iuMojoya/J^, WfXKDeDREPOnT CB8NEW8 NB» VSz.'- FRONTLINE "The Other 8lde Of The Track" -A tor* at horae racing, Inoluding vlalta to Belmont, New York and Groat B err* Ington.Meeeaohueetla.p ©WEEK'S END a WAR YEARS "Cold War" (Part 2) 6*30 ©THBWEEKWPARLiA* INEW8 iFfNKPANTHBR 7*00 ■: a BARNEY MILLER A gulli-rlddon informer approectieo Barney wdh a holllp.(R) ©PM © THE MUr*MSy(UUt: Bob Hope. ' © LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Robin Leaoh Intervlewe Bob Hope, Cathy Lea Crosby, ' Christopher Atkins, Rloar- doMontolban.OmarSharll and Smokay Robinson. . 8 THE JEPFER80N8 Louise le afraid George will ba hurt when he le coaxed into a youthful competition with an old high aohool chum. ©DANCE FEVER Celebrity ludgea: Emma Samme, Skip Stephenson, Glenn Soarpelll. Gueet: Sylvia. 8KATE&ALUE LIVTNQ WILD "Huntero Of The Dugong" An examination ol the relatlonahlp between hunter and prey, ee the Kfwal people purauo an endangered sea mammal, g a TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Honry'a lather paya a visit with hla future bride, a young woman pregnant with hlo child. © STAR TREK The Enterpriee flnda the remaha of the "Valient," a atarahlp that dleappoared yeara earlier. 7:80 © FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE © TIE MUPPETS Guest: George Buma. © BIZZARE Movie crlllco; atunt "expert" Super Dave; T-ohlrta; Intomstion* alnewa.(R) ' A LETS GO TO. THE RACI=8 A JUST KIOOINQ Hlghllghto Inoludd a youth who balievea people should' love you or be , Imprisoned, and the reae* tlonabtyoun'gataraaalhey hold a live fish In their hande.W) ' ffl TWILIGHT ZONE Newlywads Don and Pit Carter enter a dinar In a . smsll town and have their lortuheo told to them by a machine. ©ACOMMUNIOUER ■ goo 0 MOW *** "The Great Muppet Caper" (1981, Comedy) Charles Qrodln. Diana Rlgg. Repbrterp Kermll, Fonle and Gonio trace a labu- Mue otolan lewel to Len* ©OT.J. HOOKER Barrio violence erupts efter Hooker perauadea a Mend 10 return to her old neighborhood to help rehabilitate Juvanlla gang membere. □ © DtFF'RENT BTROris Klmberty plana to move In •Mth her boyfriend while telling Iter fattier ehe plans to live wttrr a fentaie roommate. © MOVE "Ernie Kcvaoe: Between the Laughter" (Premiere. Drama) Jeff Goldblum, Edle Adams. The truo story ol comsdlsn Emle Kovaos' two-year aearoh lor hie two children who were abducted by hla former wile after a bitter oustody battle, g a BUGS BUNNY MOrrHER'8 DAY SFIfilAL Animalad. Bugs Bunny end . Me cohdrte have a run-in w|th a tipsy atork whoao blundering delivery aenrlco leads loeurprisae.(n) a GREAT RAILWAY JOURNEYS OP THE WORLD "The Long Straight" Michael Frayn takee a tourney aoroaa Australia. ffl MOVE *** "Areenlo And Old Lace" (1844, Comedy)- Cary Grant, Joaaphlna Hull. Two old. ladlaa poison unsuspecting gentlemen with elderberry wine and bury lham In their wtth a SOLD GOLD Gueata: Air Supply, Thompaon Twine, Jimmy Buffott, Cyndl Leuper, Laura Branlgan, Mickey Gllley & Charty MoClaln; alao, a Rlok Sprlnollold video. SM 8 -JENNIFER SLEPT HERE When Joey-e family irloa to oonvlnoe halt thtt ghosts are not real, Jennifer plane to pereuada ihe boy that ehe does exist. a MOVIE WW* "Hoopar" (1978, Comedy) Burt Reynoldo, Jen* Michaal Vlnoont. A profea* elonal 'movie daredevil Jeopardizes hie romanco and risks his life in e oom* petition to maintain hla "greatest otuntman alive"' tltlo.(R) ftOO © ffl LOVE BOAT lease deala with a clumsy bartending apprentice a gon* lua faces losing hie only tree love, and a man running for governor onoounlore ortokpot threata.g © PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Feetured: Flip muet recruit 100 membere for an Olymplo comedy team; a man who has torn a hole in hlo pants - muaf oonvlnoe paoaorsby to walk behind him. . BMOVE***!*,"Moon- raker" (1979, Adventure) Roger Moore, Lola Chllos. White trying to rooover a hl]ecked epeoe ahuttlo, aooret agent Jamee Bond ■•aw% % y'toiooi fiw-J '©. ■ a OLBERT BECAUD AT JAME8 BAY The Quebao singing atar weloomaa gusato Marline 8l.-CI«lr and Jacquea Drapeou of Les Grandee BeUete Cana* dlena at the world'e Ikrgsst hydro-eleotrlo power plant. (R) - If FANTASY ISLAND A man wanta to danoa with the legendary Mr. Bojon* glas, and two advenluroua alatere booome Involved In e television personality _■ _\i THE YELLOW ROSE A vengeful ex-convict nwrdere WhH'a girt* friend and then etelfce Colleen as hlo naxt victim. 8 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS "Spot The Looney," "The Book At Bedtime," the Kami Kayo go off on a asoret mission; pengukte, a aolen* Hat, ond on 10 loat gat Into thoplot. 10*80 SWCKEMERY UTBJJJOURNAL 10:60 a sports / pourmuE FEOERAU •father In a d-oMUIf-amU^.-*'*, B _S. ffijfflW.:**. aNEWS >''". 12*00 ■_(< ffl MOVE **» "Daddy Long L««l» (1{M''Mut> oal) Fred AaUIre, Leslla Caron. Whtn a wealthy playboy desfdea'to aend a French orphen girl to ool- leg*; he doesn't anllolpate that a thing like love might 8 EVENWG AT Singer Andy Williams loins John Willlama and the Boa- Ion Pops Orchestra. 8 MOVE **** -The Peredlne. Caae" (1648. Myetery) Gregory Pack, Am Todd. A lawyer Ml* In love with a woman acoueed of murdering her I 11:00 THENATIONALg NINE magnate planning to create hla own dyntaty kt the depths ol the galaxy. (R) ©NATURE OF 1HMOS "The Living Arotlo" A view of the animate, blrde end pUnte lhat abound In the An**.;-'*''. • 8*1 ■''-.•'"'■. ©MAMA'S FAMILY Naomi receivea obacene phone calls efter winning an award et the market where ehe works, end. Mama claims that Naomi '""" i.'OD. CTV NATIONAL NEW8 © NOT THE O'CLOCK NEWS ffl VEQA8 When a Russian defector lande a aooret plane outelda Laa Vegan, Dan ia hired to proieot him end the aircraft from a trio olkllloro. V ' ffl ROCK ON BATUflDAY NKaHT 11:18 ©CINEMA _ ' 1l!20 S NEWS (Provincial Affaire Will Preoede The New*) ©NEWS 8, iiiao ABCNEW8 8ATUTOAYNIGHTUVE Hoata: Billy Cryatol, Ed .Kooh, Edwkt Newman and Father Guldo Serduool. Gueate: Tho Oare ("You Might Think"). a MOVE **H "Only Two Can Play". (1882. Comedy) Peter Sellers' Mai Zenerhng. A library board member learne to appreciate hie wife after ahehaaabrlelallalrwltha librarian. © CTV NATIONAL NEWS ©PAULHOGAN ____*».■ ':.;:' ©SPORT8LWE _ UM ©MOVE WW-* "TheLittle Girl WhoUvea Down Tha Lena" (1978, Mystery) Jodie Footer, Martin • ROCK CONCEPT 12*05 © MOVE *,** "Tho Prize" (1888, Drama) Paul Newman, Edward G. Robin- eon. An American Nobel Prlie winner booomae Involved In a plot to kidnap a fellow winter. > ' "IMS ' ' © MOVE **H. "Cotton Comae To Hartem" (1970, Comedy) Godfrey Cambridge, Raymond St. Jacquea. A fraa'for-all erupte when * bale of cotton containing 887,000 In oxtortlon money' le lost oomewhere In Hartem. 1*00 ■'» IP ICtNEMA 1:30 8 THE 8AINT The Belot becomea a hired assassin whose targot la Simon Templar. . ' 1*88' ., 2*00 I 0ROCKPALACE ■,'>.:.' ', ' ■'.' I. 2:16 , © MOVE wwH "Tho Wild Party" (1974, Drama) Jamea Code, Raquol Welch. A silent lllm coma* . dlan triea to eave Me flagging career by throwing a big party at whloh a young woman and her boyfriend Sheen. Visitor* ouafy vanish when they threaten the privacy ol a iefft *Qe gift who Uvea with ... ©NEW8 ©HAWAIfWe-O 2:48' ©(♦OTE Of'FAITH 2*^0 ©HAWAIFiVE-0 ' 9M\ ■ MOVE .** 'Time For Loving" (1971, Romance) Mel.' Ferrer,. Jourin* 8hl*nku». Three very dtffer- ant lypeo ot affaire take place In an attlo etedk) ki Parle Involving three vary different types of men. •'■ '. 4!«.' ' ■') 11 ii n naiii ii m i ii.«MMitn©nnnni mmwmmmmmmmmmm THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 91984 11 SUNDAY . CHANNELS GUIDE FOR IV LISTINOS. O CBUT iCB'c'i Van' ' ©KOMO |ABCI Sea. © KINO INBCI Sea:.' •"■ ©CHElt ICTVI VIC ' © KIRO iCBSl Sea SB BCTV ICTVI Vjn © KCTS IN.*ll Sea. 10 Community Cablo © KVOS iCBS-lndl Bell ffl CKVU llndl Van . © CBUVTiCBClVan i \ . MAY 13,1084 CotjyrWt»1M4T.V.Da!a,(no. ________ ' 6*00 ©TIEKCjtEYMOONERS •fcSO' ©CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS: ./■. ■• S< : _» ■; ' ."*. TOWNMEETBiG SACRED HEART ©ADVENTURES OUTDOORS 8 rrs ABOUT PEOPLE ROCtOTROBfNHOOD 0:16 ©WtTHTH.8RtNG ■■■r.i. ■■; ygao- . S FAITH FOR TODAY ©FILM FEATURE EYE'ON THE NORTH* ©. ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL ! ~L£NER!CK8EN . SEE8MALL .'.■' JOURDU SEIGNEUR ■■'■■9:86' ■■'.'■ ffl TENNI8 "Tournament Of Chomplono" Final matchea (livo from Woot Side Tonnls Club In Forest, Hllla,N.Y.^:; • "■ '■'■ ''_■ © GARDENING WITH ED STCRRYWINTER FACE THE NATION PETER POPOFF :,__'• 8ROI3OT8CHULLER HARRIGAH y- M6. ' ©EVENING EDITION IftOO __ © REGMA MANEFE8TO "60 Veart'Uter"'',::.:■.':; © MOVIE *i* "The Blaok Bird'' (18T6,Oemedy) Goorgo Segal, Stephana Autlron. 8am Spade Jr. follows up on his father* most famoua case involving tha |owal*oncrueted iKeaefeloon. | ORAL ROBERTO NBA BA8KETI 812K8E8T SIZE SMALL "i'i .. i not, fTH8l3THELSFE EUCHARIST JtMMYSWAGQART THE WORLD TOMORROW 5 SMCGQWAN'S WORLD raiSXY FROLICS SPTDER-MAN '■ ■ ' 7:30 0 REAL TO REEL .'■ ■ NORTHWEST ENCOUNTER 8 MUMO AND THE SPOKEN WORD S CIRCLE 8QUARE JIMMY SWAGGART ADVENTURES OF PBWCCKO © L ETAtT UNE FOtS..i " ' i *»'■'.. BOOMERANG IT8CHUlLEI-i iY MORiWiG MAMVNMCKEV SESAME STREET (R) _ 18KETBALL Coverage of Eaatem Conference Semifinal Game 7 or Eaetorn Conforonoo Championship Gemot. 8 ROBERT 8CHULLER GERMAN PR0FE8- 8IONAL8OCCER ©WtZAROOFOZ 8 PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invito: I'abbe Robert L*wellyn.(2ede 2) 10:80 . THBWBBXBB.C. SEARCH THE WORLD TOMORROW I* ©tNSSQHT •1 i ©HERCULES © WOODY LE ES DYLEPiC i 8:30 - © WESTERN GARDENER SPtDER-MAN -,.' © RENCONTRE8 Invite: Jacquea Lobraton, I'un dea hommee lea plue oxtroordl- nalree de notre, qui otalt militant communists a Par- la event de devenlr en 1074 le deuxleme dlaora marie ds Franco. ' riitoo ;_ © REARVEW MIRROR A montage of works by Canadian euthore highlighted by Arthur Holley'e "Course For Collision" starring Murray Westgate; "Next Document: The Peaoemakero," by Allah King deploto nuclear war aa an Insane alternative to peace; "The Qodee Hunt," written end narrated by W.O. Mitchell; end Mordecal Rlohlor'o "To See Ourselves: Mortimer Griffin, Shalktaky and How They Settle The Jewish Question." a OUTDOORS UNLIMITED ~ ITEWRfrtlK TON :..'■■ ::■_ ffl 100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON . -, .,r/?'.-13*00',-- '• © RiNGSiDE Sohedulsd: ilames "Herdflock" Green ve. Merit Koylor Ih a middleweight bout echod- uled for 10 rounds (livo Irom Wombloy, England). © CANADA IH VIEW 8jB(tMY8WAGQART THE LAWMAKER8 Cor- reapendenta. Linda. War* thelmor and Cokla Roborta loin Paul Duke lor an up-to* th*-mlnute oummory of Congressional activities. ©ITS ABOUT PEOPLE 12:80 8PETERPOPOFF ,'■' PGA GOLF "Byron Nol- Son, Claaelo" Final round (live Irom Laa Collnao Sporto Club In Irving, Tex: :-aa).:.'' , ..:."•■ a INSIDE STORY "Diplomatic Chonnolo" A look at. TV newapeople'a role as . unolfIcIqI International diplomats on occasions like Prealdent Reagan'a recent China trip. S 12 DIGEST SUPER PAY CARDS i-flo a SPORTSWORLD Scheduled: Jamea "Bone- cruaher" Smith vs. Frank Bruno In a hoavywolght bout eoheduled for 10 rounds (livo from Wembley, England); UCLA/ Pepsi Invitational Track and Field Meet (live from Loa Angoloo, Calif.); SportaJcurttal looke et Olympic sprint ohamplon and former aottv* let John Carlos, now wtlh the'LAOOC. ©RICOCHET ■,.' 8 TERRY WINTER WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW a TERRY COLE-WHTT- TAKER ffl OCEANS ALIVE © BELLES FOUES Un documentalre aur les Ilea- de-la-Modolslno. qui oont un veritable plege de sable pour laa navires; 1:30 © © BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jaya at Cleveland Indiana © WALL STREET WEEK "Oil: An Urge TO Merge?" Gueat: Daniel F.D. McKln- loy, vice president, Smith Barney, Harris Upham & , Co; ■• ©SUNDAY UNE ffl CHALLENGING SEA "Tropical Flah Hunt" © COUP D'OEIL Magazine ourturel. '. • ..2*00. . ©TO BE ANNOUNCED ©MOTHER OF THE YEAR A documentary of Ruth CA88E-COU 2:80 © MICHAEL 8MrrH:COM* . POSER A profile oi the compoeer-pleniet; an American artist who lives In Sweden. S THE ANNUNCIATION .NJMBO. ' '■ 2:46 . ©8IT0U8LE8GEN8DU MONDE ,',.' 3.-00 ".'.■': O THIS WEEK WITH DAVDBRMKLEY ©MU8ICCITYU.S.A. © MOVE **!» "Mack- enna'e Gold" (1989, Weetern) Gregory Peck, Omar Sharif. A variety of greedy characters plague a lawman who was'given a map revealing the location ol a secret gold mine. © EVENING AT POPS Tho Sesame Street Muppete join Arthur Fiedler and the Boaton Pops Oreheatra. (R) ©FUNORAMA ffl COUNTDOWN TO THE OLYMPICS © HI8TOIRE OE LA MARINE 3:30 ©MEET THE PRE88 4:00 ©WALT DISNEY "Donald and Joae, Olol" Joee Car- loco and Donald Duok tourney to Brazil where Donald romances a cookie vendor. _ © FKHMGTHE NORTHWEST "Buzz Bomb British Columbia" Doug Ford, of Cofax, B.C., explalna Jigging tachnlquee for Coho and Chinook Salmon while Nailing Canada* beeutlful Strolls ot Georgia, wllh lurae he end hla family Invented. ©AT THE MOVEB Roger Ebert and Gene Slakel review "Flreetarter," "Flndera Keoporo" and "Dreamscape." © NATURE OF TKNGS "The Living Arctic" A view of the anlmala; birds and plants that abound In tha Arctic ©ORIGINAL SIX HOCKEY HEROES "Detroit ve. New York" ©8EMAINEVERTE I ".i««00 UNWER8DE8 SPORTS '•: .r^uMfu-'i <$- U8FLFO0T8AU. FORTHE RECORD SEARCH frffERIVATIONAL EDI- .arrested for attamptlng to block the passage ol tho flrat Trident submarine to enter Paget Sound In 1982. 8WRE8TLING(R) BOUT D'CHOU ET ffl TO BE ANNOUNCED NEW8COPE » QUESTION PERIOD _ DREAM OF JEANNE Luck for Tony and Roger - Jeannla provea to bo one- of-a-kind. 4:60 r- ffl EVENING EDITION • fM": ". 1>' © STANLEY CUP FINAL8 "Game Two" Canadians or lalanderpoya:.North Stars ■iifiiffllliTlatflnTf' ■©©MBrYO © © UNTAMED WORLD The arid hlllo and valloyeot Atrloa'a Sudan region eerve a* a backdrop for an examination of the folk ways and moraa ol tha •Nuba tribe, (ft). © WILD; WILD WORLD OF ANSMAL8 "Elephant Seels" The rugged Argentinei coast; la the acenlo background for (hie look at the myoterloua elephant seal. ')'&:. © BATTLE8TAR QALAC- JtCA ApoilO uncovsrs a blackmail plot ond Undo hlo oi™ life In danger when ha trios to clear Starbuck of a murder charge. ffl GLOBAL NEWSWEEK © LE8&FINALE8 DE 8TANLEY CUP "Dsuxlente Match" Lea Canadians ou lea Mender* va. Lee North 8tara ou lea Ollaro (Heure leniattve)^;;' :<■■■'■ '■'■'rtrjrjO SBABCNEW8g ©NBC NEWS OO news ©BEST OF WEBSTER © WILD AMERICA "Hog Wlldl" Marty explalna how some wild, hogs ware Imported from Europe and othere are domestic stock that hav*. reverted to tha wild, and lie manages to run Into 'the native North American 'member of the hog famlly,*the peccary. EVENING 8-00 8 TOWN MEETING THIRD WORLD ©0HEW8 8CBSNEW8 NOVA "Signs Of The Apea, Songa Of The Whalaa" An examination of the moat.recent develop* monlo In the study ol communicating, with animals. (R)g ;. ffl M'A'S'H Hawkeye falla Into .enemy hsnds while driving to Seoul. ffl LETS GO TO THE RACES . ,'.'■■•■'.8:80 ' ©KING 6 MAGAZINE ©NEWS . © M'A'S'H Hot Llps's tether visits Koree. ffl UURER'S PEOPLE 7:00 ffl © RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR HOT Featured: an equestrienne rides a bull; an Austrian church divided by a road; a monastery dedicated to caring for the world's largest birds. 0 DOUG HENNINQ'8 WORLD OF MAGIC The master lilualonlst psrtorms magic laata.Including "The Door of Eternity." "The Enchanted Mirror" and "Tha Eternal Spinning Rings." Ann Jllllan and Bruce Jonnor make guest apearancea. (R) lMOVffik**!t"Moon* ,r*ker!'; H A*,*n«u'»> hijacked' Bpibo ehuttle, eeoret agont Jamoo Bond claohoo with an Industrial magnate planning lo create his own dynasty In \tho deptha of tt**%afiw: (R) ■ OffleOMINUTE8 © GREAT OUTDOORS Jim Tabor visits a tentmak. ar In Maine and takaa a hcraaback tour of Mallbu Creek Stato Park;In Loe Angeles, California, tj ffl VEGAS Dan lakea charge of a bizarre extortion-murder caas lor hia French, detective friend, Nicholas Rimbaud, ,•'•7:80 ' ■ ffl SNOW JOB Tha Chateau Is boslogod by the ghost ol Ita former owner, while Renee is pursued by a aeance leader. (R) © MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCU8 "Spot The Looney," "The Book At Bedtime," the Kami Kayo go off on a aacret mission; penguins, a aclen* list, and anTQ test get Into the plot. ©ACOMMUNIQUER 8:00 © FRAGGLE ROCK Two platoona ol Doozere challenge each other to a building contest. D © © Q MOVIE "Tha Dollmaker" (Promloro, Drama) Jane Fonda, Lavon - Helm, Geraldlne Page. Beaed on tha Harriet Amow novel. A Kentucky farm woman Is lorced to leave her native hills to loin har huaband In tha aluma ol Detroit where she struggles to aave her family from a sordid and graeplng world. □ ©KNIGHT RIDER Mlchaol stops in tor a murdered rock atar to help his former girlfriend lind her lead alnger* killer. © AFTERMA8K Soon-Lee preaauree Kllnger to bring her Korean relativae to the United States. (R) © LIVING WILD "Last Kingdom 01 Tha Elephants" Orson Wellee tella how Zambia* elephanta and hlppopotoml adapt to llooda and droughts In the Luangwa Valley, g © MOVIE ••*» "Kotch" (1971, Drama) Walter Matthau, Deborah Wlntera. A widower refueea to let his children put him out to posture. ffl MOVE **• "The Night 01 Ths Generala" (1987, Myetery) Peter O'Toole, Omar Sharif. A Nazi major auspects three ol hla generals ol murdering a Waraaw prostitute. .8:30 © THE BEACHCOMBERS Molly must attend to a baby on a dassrtsd island during a fierce storm. (R) © THE FOUR SEASONS Claudia and Beth devise a es. (Port 2 of 2) ■' '•> ©ACOMMUNIQUER ' 9*00': ' • ©TO BE ANNOUNCED © MOVIE "Family Secrete" (Premiere, Drn FONDA FILM Kentucky farm wife Gertie Nevels (Jane Fonda) gives her favorite daughter (Nlkkl Creswell) a heartfelt hug In "The Dollmaker," airing SUNDAY, MAY 13 on ABC. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©lOrMCompulog ma) Stelenle Powere, Maureen Stapleton, Melleea Gilbert. Three generations of women epend a week- end'togetherto leem about their paata and rediacover the love that only mothera and daughtere can share. © THE JEFFER8ON8 George's plan to prevent Tom Irom tailing victim to a con artlBt backfirea. (Part tof3)(R) Q MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Nancy Aetor" After World War I Nancy rune for a eeat in Parliament that becomee vacant whan Waldorf's tether dlee. (Part 6df8)g 0*30 © ALICE Mol bellevaa ha can eave money by not equipping the diner for the handicapped. 10:00 © TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. Trapper* ex-wlfe etlra up trouble when ehe heads a volatile aemlnar deelgned to enable unhappy doc- tore' wlvee to let cfl steem. (R) © AN ENGLISHMAN'S CASTLE Peler makes a choice between censorship and survival. (000 MINUTES 10:30 ©LETELEJOURNAL 10:60 ffl EVENING EDITION ©8PORT-DIMANCHE 11:00 © THE NATIONAL g ("Nation's Business" follows "The National.") ©OQNEW8 Q Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg Q THE DUCHESS OF DUKE STREET "Winter Lament" In reeponse to a desperate plea from Charlie, Louisa leevqa.the Ben- Kleln-Rogge, Willy Fritach. Un banquler n'eat nul autre qu'un eminent chat d'un reeeau d'eeplonnage qui veut abaolument domtner la mende par toua las moy- ana. 11:18 ©ABC NEWS 11:20 ©Q0NEW8 11:30 © MOVE **1S "Pray For Tha Wildcala" (1974, Adventure) Andy Griffith, Robert Read. A motorcycle trip undertaken by four business associates ends up as a race tor life. ©SPORTS SUNDAY ©CBS NEWS ffl ON THE BUSES 11:36 OSPORT8LINE 11:46 ffl MOVIE *** "Gray Lady Down" (1978, Suapenae) Charlton Haa* ton, David Carradine. A nucleer eubmarine carrying 41 man ia rammed by a wayward freighter and sinks to a depth of 1400 feet, where It becomea precariously perched oh a aea ahalf. Q MOVE •**» "The Great Sanlinl" (1979, Drama) Robort Duvall, Blythe Dnnnor. A rough-and-ready Marine Corpo officer facee domestic battlae when he trlae to Impoae hla military Ideals on his family. (R) 1->:00 © MOVE *** "My Coueln Rachel" (1963, Myetery) Olivia de Havll- land, Richard Burton. Based on the. novel by Daphne du Maurler. The heir to a considerable tor- tune attempte to find out If the women he lovee le raal- "The da; '60s Sitcoms: Real McCoys." ffl FATHER, DEAR FATHER Alter Petrlok helps Georgie out ol e spot, the reward for hla generosity proves to be more than he bargained tor. 12*06 ffl MOWJ-a-wM "The Vintage" (1967, Romance) Pier Angell, Mai Ferrer. Two Italian brothera on the lam tram a murder charge lind aanctuary and romance In the wine-making reglona ol Southom Franca. ffl MOVIE **!4 "Gentlemen Marry Brunetteo" (1966, MuBlcal) Jane Rua* aell, Jeanne Creln. Two ahow bualnaaa beauties in Parla attempt to keep romance from Interfering with their oareara. 12:30 ffl MAN ABOUT THE HOU8E Aa Robin and brother Norman vie lor Chriaay'a attention, George Roper tries hia hand at chimney aweeplng. 1-00 ©NEW8 1:16 ONEWS ' 1:30 ffl NOTE OF FAITH 2:06 ffl HAWAII FIVE-0 A alnger who can pin a murder rap on a racketeer la threatened by en assaaaln. ffl HAWAII FIVE-0 Three crlminala atlampt to daetroy the Hawaiian augar crop with an Imported strain ol borer moth. 2:20 ©NEW8 2:60 © CBS . NEWS .. ly a murderess. id tod tlnck to visit his country K_ DAVID SUSSKINtj Foo- •* _ vio° u,_y social elbaaea In America; '" 3:05 author Charlotte Chandler ("The Ultimate Seduo- tlon"). © ENTERTAINMENT THS WEEK Featured: Jane Fon Me) ijijeijit ©BUTTERFLIES ffl GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 11*08 ffl CINEMA "Les'Esplona' (1928, Drame) Rudolf ffl THE WALTONS Jim- Bob falls In love with e young married woman whoae huaband la over* aaaa. , CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINOS • SCBUT (OBO van. . i KOMO (ABCI Sea. , KINO INBCI Sea. Bc'ilEK'lCTVlVlc. © KIRO ICBSl Sea. © BCTV ICTVI Van. © KCTS INell See. . 10 Community Cablo © KVOS (QBS-lndl Bell, ffl CKVU (Indl Van. * ffl CBUVT (CBCI Van. MAY 14,1984.;^ Oo*>rraW,i!»«T.V.I^P'. DAYTWE SPECIALS 1 11*00 ffl CBC NEWS SPECIAL Peter Malnsbridge covore the Installation ol Governor from Ottawa. 0:30 ■', ©REACH FOR THE TOP daytime children's ; show - ■i 12:30 ffl HKW FEATHER "Saved From The* Pound" The. campers Isam some valuable leeaona In responsibility when thoy lind an obsn- donoddog.(R) v DAYTIME MOVES © **)4 "My Dear Secretary" (1948, Comedy) Laralna Day. Kirk Douglas. An author* seoretary finds that he likes glrla and ' plays the field men often , than he write* a ■' *»" ffl "Aocrport: San Fran* clsoo" (1083, Comedle) Rulua, i Miffll Bedln. Un .guide »l'aeropot1de Brux- , alias amprunte lee effete psroonnele et le paeaapcrl d'une psrsonne qu'll croll decede pout aa payorune eKspada a 8an Franolooo eflnd'opotersoooopslne. ■ ' 3:00 ' ffl *•« "jBairy On Dick" (1876, Comedy) Sidney .Jam**,,1 Jo*n Slma. The "•SauwiOn", granq apoofa the legend ol highwayman DIckTurpin ■ EVEtaMQ'- "yy -_1_W IOONEW8 d'lnssrtlona de deux emle- ■ elcne amarloalnea, "Real People" et "Gamea People Play." 6:30 SNEWS TOP STORY P.M. MAGAZINE Moot an American In Japan who traded hla law praottoo tor lelevlelon stardom; Mlchaol Jackson's hometown of Gary, Indiana; a rare cache ol Cuban organ auotloned off, > © M'A'S'H Frank decldee to make money by auctioning olf the camp garbage while Hawkeye* love IH* eulfere e oerlouo attack. ffl NOUVELLE8 REGION- ALES 1 7*00' ; S PACIFIC REPORT WHEa OF FORTUNE ffl ENTCHTAWMENT TOaMHT Featured: alnger Stevlo Wonder, ffl THRILL OF A LIFETIME Highlights Inoludo e man riding a rampaging buffalo, modeling catalog feehtone, and an amateur violin maker.(fi)g SHEWS :' . WKRP IN CINCINNATI Las* farm reporting urine him the coveted Sliver Sow Award, but he can't tlnd a date tor the award*' banquet. ©UFE AROUND US ffl VANCOUVER ©LETEUJOURNALg 7*i»'-:;'. ©LEPOMT7UMETEO ■1 ' 1*> ' ©THECANADIANS(R) . © YrtEKNKJHT Feetured: th» 1884 World'e Fair live, on-looation at the fairgrounds In New Orieana; a visit to Curtis Jr. / Sr. High 'School Iri Tacoma 'for e report on Ha national reputation for academlo excel- STtoTAoDouaH '■•'•■.: SOAP Stricken by an asoassln'o bullet, Danny Has near death In the hospital; Jeaaloa and Chaster 'have problems wllh their respsctlvs love Interests. f FAMLYFEUO TrKtaC-FALFETIME Highlights Inoludo a man riding a rampaging buffalo, modellng.oalalog fashions, and en amateur violin maker. (R)9 ■ © WILD. WILD WORLD OF AMMAL8 "Naw Amerl- oans" 8averal "Immigrant" species of American wild* Ilia are studied. : ffl TAW Jim wants to adopt a young runaway that Tony picked up In his cab, . ••;■' i ■ " ,. BOO ' ffl TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Jackie returns from Hawaii whit Intentions ol marrying a eurflng Inatructor ahe met there. o a BLONDES vs. BRUNETTES Joan Collins and Morgan Fnirohlld examine evidence supporting claims thst blondes or brunettes rule the world; appearances by ■ Brooke Shields, Bruce Boxleltnor, Elizabeth Aahlay, Dorothy . Hamill and Norm Croaby. © TV'8 BLOOPER8 AND PRACTICAL JOKES Featured: Rloh Little and. Michael J. Fox are vlctlme ol practical Jokes; Robert Klein toura tho Bronx Zoo: <R> 8 CAGNEY I LACEY Chrle Is caught up In a pereonal crisis, and Mary Beth worries about trying for promotion to oorgeanl. ■I SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Leo la given a mock funeral aa part of an Agency plan to find the killer ol key government operatives. (R) © FRONTLINE "Return Of The Great White Fleet" A look at the debate within .the Navy catabllahmenl about tha billions ol dollora to be spent over the next Ave yeara for a ooo-ahlp, carrier-based force, g 8 MOVE *** "Sweet Hostage" (1976, Drama) Linda Blair, Martin Sheen. An escaped mental patient kldnapa a tough teen-age girt and attempte to teach her tho finer things ol Ilia. aPOMKETSELUnher- , Itage, on tail toujouro plaialr, mals le probleme o'eat da eavolr qui herite etcomblon?g ''.fcio' ■ OHANQIN'INMIkoaavoB a woman from a mugger, end Kate devlaee a 'ecliome to Improve family ' relations. (fl)g a BONNE AVENTURE Anne et Marlo-Joaoo ont Invite Denle a aouper a la malaon; Holeno a un diner surprise ohez eon fr*r* Pierre.g ■i . 000 ""'''' ffl BUFFALO' BIX Bill humillatso a famous scientist and falls to tail hi* audience that an appear- anoa by Burt Reynolde was In fact a celebrlly look- alike. " ''*'' ffl MOVE "Emle Koveos: Between The Laughter" (Premiere, Drame) Jeff Goldblum, Edle Adams. The true etory of comedian Ernie Kovaca' two-year eoarch for hie two children who were abduoted by hla former wife after a bitter custody battle. □ ffl ffl ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS Mao Davie. Charley Pride and Crystal Gayls hoat from Knott* Berry Farm In Buene Park, Calif.; nomlnaea in eleven cato- gorlee Include Msrie Haggard, Willie Neleon, Alabama, John Anderaon. ffl 0 MOVE •* "Looker" (1981, Sclonco.Flo- tlon) Albert Finney, James Cobum. The mysterious deatha ol beautiful modela Involved In e new advertising project suddenly oasts suspicion on their piastlc surgeon. (Viewer Discretion Advlood) © ONE DAY AT A TIME Barbara beocmee concerned when her brother- in-law beglne paying too much attention to her. ©GREAT PERFORMANCES "Innocents Abroad" Craig Waeeon, David Ogden Stlera and Brooke Adams atsr - In Msrk Twain* account of hla trip to Europe with a group ol pious pilgrims bound Tor the Holy Land. (R) ffl QUBtCY Une leune (Ills a ete vloloo, et un auspect eatarrete. . . 9*80 © © NEWHART Loat In the Vermont wilderness, Stephanie ie confronted by * trio ol oddball reecuara. (fl) ii-vi 1*00 ©THE NATIONAL / JOURKALg ©CAGNEY & IAOSY Chris Is caught up in a pereonal crisis, and Mary Beth worries ebout trying for . promotion to eorgeonl. 0 BENNY HU. Benny* West Country oheracter haa the beet advice a father oan give to hie eon. fflTERREHUMAINEJosnn decouvre le bon eoaur d'Huguoe; Corrlne, earn) detour avoue s as- torn* aon amour pour Martin et leura abate, g ' 10:30 ■'■;""'>: 8 NEWS' - COUP D'CX zlno cultural, (fl) ■ ;......... uMt. ©©©NEWS ©ffl CTV NATIONAL HEWBg © COMfNG OF AGE Sexuality, race, religion end family dynamic* are among the topics explored by 200 California teen-aoere whd ' epend a weak together In a program sponsored by the National Conference of Christian* and Jew*,' ©MUSIC VIDEO ' SA Maga* fflSPORTSPAGE ffl CE DIABLE D'HOMME A Clrey, Voltaire recolt une invitation presaante de Frederic, prlnoe herltler de Pursse. '.;" i1WS*.'iv SNEW8 ., 11*20 . i ffl VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS fflNEWS iijfjj 11-28 ffl BARNEY MUER Barney and hi* msn become skepllcsl about the precinct's now detective. (R) 11:30 ABC NEW8 NIGHTLINE BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Corson. GusBts: Jimmy Connors, Placldo Domingo, Sharon Gloss. (R) :':.. 8 CLOSE-UP HART Ttt'HART Tha disappearance of * business associate lesdB tha Harts on a dandly gomo of hldo-and-aoek. (R) fflSCTV ".-'" I'tMf ffl HART TO HART Whllo In Hawaii, : Jennifer overhears o young woman plotting tha murder ol ono of Jonathan* , bualnaaa aoaoclaloa. (R) 11:46 ' ffl MOVIE **» "Logan's Run" (1976, Sc'ence-Flo- tlon) Michael.York, Jenny Agutter. Logan, a young man living ih's futurlallc aoclaty, Is aaelgnod to dlaoovar II life exlote oomo- where beyond hla eheltorod city. , 8 EYE ON HOLLYWOOD LATENIGHT AMERICA Hosl: Donnlo Wholey. ffl MOVEwifrH "Maok* onna's Gold" (1089, West- cm) Gregory 'fM, Omar Sharif. A variety ct greedy oharaclara plague a lawman who was given e map revealing the looation ol a oecret gold mine. ifttbs'.-' - © MOVE ** "Welcomo To Hard Timet" (1997, Adventure) Henry Fonda, Janice Rule. Four rturvlvora rebuild their- burnad-out town only to have the man reoponnlblo return. ©MOVIE*** "How To Murder Your WHe" (1966, Comedy) Jack Lemmon, Vlma Llsl. A oomlo-atrlp ai^t takes c» Wsfruitra- .- llona by planning hla WHe* murder In his oomloetrlp. 12:30 © THE 8ASNT The vlotlma 61 a wrecked plane ere less than enthusiastic about their would-b* rea- WAT'S ON . . KOVACS'STORY Jeff Goldblum (I.) stars as Ernie Kovacs, apd Melody Anderson plays Edle Adams, who stood by the comic genius during his personal tragedy In "Ernie Kovacs: Between the Laughter," airing MONDAY, MAY 14 on ABC. Vancouver Children* Featlval - May 7 to 13 al Vanler Park. TIcKelevTC-CBO. Chapter Two - Nell Simon comedy, May 2 - 12, 8 p.m. with While Rock Players al Playhouse, 1532 Johnston Rd. Call 536-7535, Tues. to Sat., 1 to 5 p.m. Amadtua - drama with Vancouver Playhouse, held over to May-19, e p.m. (alao Sat., 2:30 p.m.) al OE Playhouse. Tickets VTC-CBO. Vancouver International Film FaeUval - 3rd annual event, Apr. 27 to May 24 et Ridge Theatre, 3131 Arbutus (730- 6311) and Vancouver Eaat Cinema, 2290 Commercial Drive (253-5455). Films from 28 countries, call theatrea lor more Information. Paul Revere 6 The Rikters - till May 12 at Plazaal, N. Van. Tlcketa VTC-CBO. Ain't MIslHhavIn' - musical, May 9 to Juns 16 st Arts Club Revue Theatre, Qranvllle le. Tlcketa VTC-CBO. Fraser Valley International Arte Featlval - May 10-12, 1 to t p.m. at Clearbrook Community Centre, 2S2S Clearbrook Rd. Free admlaalon. Call 853-1325, Featlval el Video Art - May 10-12 1 17-20, 8:30 p.m. at Flrahall Thoetra, 280 E. Cordova. Into, tlcketa, call 6690926. $4.-U. Suaan Scott Exhibit - paintings, May 11 to June 10 at Surrey Art Qailery, 13750 - 66 Ave. Free. Cell 606-151517461 tor Into. The Payola J - May 11 at Commodore. Tlckete VTC- CBO. Tuneele - Dixieland * bop, May 13, 3 p.m. et Sumy Art Qailery, 13760 • 88 Ave. Froo. Call 596-161517461 for Info. Joe Jackson - May 14. 8 p.m. al CE Theatre. Tickets VTC-CBO. ToaNko AklyoaW Dig Band - May 14-19 at Plaiasl, N. Van. Tlcketa VTC-CBO. Hyack FmIIvjI - May 17 to 27 In Naw Weatmlnater. For Into, coll 522-0894. Vancouver Baroque Enaembla- Mey 18.6 p.m. et UBC Recital Hall. Free. Sonny Okoauns • Nigerian pop mualc, May 18, 8 p.m., Commodore. Tlcketa VTC-CBO. hush - May 10, 7:30 p.m. at Coliseum. Tlcketa VTC-CBO. © LATE NIGHT WTTH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: Jay Leno, author Bob Greene. 12:40 © COLUMBO 12:66 © COLUMBO 1:30 ©©NEWS 2:00 © ROWAN 8 MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN 2*05 © INCREDIBLE HULK 2:16 ONEW8 2:80 ©NEW8 2:36 . ©.THE WALTONS 2:46 ©CLOSE-UP 3:00 © , CBS NEW8 NIGHTWATCH T.V. REPAIRS 2H Years Exp. HOUSE-CALLS MADE! ALL MAKES D&A Electronics 530-1028 530-0109 I SUPER SPECIAL i MODEL 3000 f_ |?g [a|| ^eji(JJ Stereo Cassette Player with AfvVFM Stereo Radio INSTALLED PACKAGE SPECIAL: INCLUDING 5 § *VQ^ SPEAKERS ■-*##• (Mounting hardware & antenna are extra) A & M CAR SOUND 32610 South Fraser Way (ACROSS FROM HALl PONTIAC) i 853-8011 !.':' .Vr'-V^ :**\7.\ vvv^':^^^8^ ..-.. ;~ ... -■...■■ ■©tWra'.yi^y.r.v.v.^w. e-..-*git 12 THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNE8DAY, MAY 91984 ■ TUESDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 8 CBUT ICBC) Van. O KOMO (ABC) Sea. B KING INBCI Sea. ©CHEKII'.lVIVIr. © KIRO ICBSI Sim, © BCTV ICTVI V.in © KCTS (Noll Sua. . 10 Community Coblo SKVOS ICRS Indl Bell. CKVU Unci) Van CBUVT IOBCI Van. MAY 16,1084 Copyright • lew T.V. Data, mo. DAYTME SPORTS 6*00 @ 8TANLEY CUP FIMAL8 "Game Three" Canadlena or Islandara ve. North Store or Oilere (Starting time tentative) © LE8 FINALES DE STANLEY CUP "Trolsleme Match" Les Canadians ou laa lalandera va. Lea North Stare ou laa Oilers (Houro tentative) DAYTIME MOV1E8 2:80 a "Violence chamelle" (1852, Drame) Henri Vidal, Coaetta Greco. Une adola- acente a dea relations sex- uellea avec un ami, et lea parenta dea jeunee exigent lemariage. 3:00 a ***!* "Summer Wlahes, Winter Dreama" (1973, Drama) Joanne Woodward, Martin Balsam. A middle-aged man decides to treat hla wife to a European vacation In an effort to revive their dying marriage. NEW WILDERNESS A remarkable and deadly predator, the parking lot lox makee He home In the wlldeofAlaaka.(R)g SNEWS PERFORMER8 Featured: Jock Jonea, Tony Bennett. 8 LIFE AROUND U8 VANCOUVER 7*80 8 WEEKNIGHT Featured: veteran filmmaker Hal Roach reoalla hla pioneering daya in Hollywood; live, oh-location at the 1884 J) World'e Folr In New •I Orieana; vlalt the Potholaa Reservoir recreation arae; tour the Unlvaraal Sludloo In Hollywood. ©TICTACDOUGH © SOAP Mary telle Cheater the truth ebout Danny'a father, Jodie tries to rea* cue Wendy from a martial arta maater; Mary brlnga her baby to the doctor, a FAMLYFEUO © LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNE88 A remarkable and deedly predator, the perking lot tox rnakea Ha home In the wlldaotAlaeka.(R)cp © WILD, WILD WORLD OF AMMAL8 "Cry Woll" The wolf a reputation aa a lerocloua animal la challenged In thio study ol Ha habits. © TAXI Louie arranges a date with Alex'e ex-wife. ©LETELEJOURNALg 7:68 ©LEPOMT/ LA METEO 7:80 © PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY COVERAGE Regularly scheduled programming may be deleyed or preempted lor network coverage ol prlmarloo In Nebraska and Oregon. EVENING 8*00 8ABCNEW8D NBCNEW8 8 ©NEWS CBSNEW8 © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ©THREE'S COMPANY 8:80 - ©NEWS 8 TOP STORY P.M. MAGAZINE Slop out to Tokyo'a nightclubs ' and loin In the popular ovont of Keroake; e vlalt .with boxing ohamplon Muhammad All. .© M'A'S'H Hawkeye end B.J.'a efforts to be nice to Frank backfire when they Invito him to Join their poker geme end he cleans them out. 7*00 L OF FORTUNE TAfHMENT ' Featured: aetor Robert Young. 8 LORNE GREENE'S 8*00 ©NEW8 8 FOUL-UPS, BLEEPS 8 BLUNDERS a B THE A-TEAM Hannibal muat atrike a deal with Col. Decker to aave Howling Mad'e life. a THE AMERICAN PARADE 8 RIPTIDE Murray'a alster Is determined to lind e World Wer II submarine loaded with gold bullion. a NOVA "The Climate Criala" Climate predictions and hazard wamlnga for the next century, based on the ollooto of aoartng fos- all fuel consumption. (R) n 8 MOVE -A-A-H "The Jayhawkers" (1968, Weetern) Jeff Chandler, Fees Parker. A man and hla prisoner, e leyhawker leader, lall In lovo with the eame I 8:30 REACH FOR THE TOP MCROYABLEHULK s-oo- 8 REMINGTON STEELE Mildred enoountere an Infamous lewel thiol when she begins working on her own ease. ©THREE'8 COMPANY Janet ennounoea her engagement to an art deel- er, and Jaok falls for a charming alewardeaa. (Port 1 of 2) g © RIPTIDE Murray'oololor la determined to And e ' World Wer U eubmorlno loaded wtth gold bullion. ffl© ANATOMY OF AN ILLNES8 Noted editor and philosopher Norman Coun- Ina (Edward Aener) uses the power of positive thinking to euro himself of a degenerative bone disease. (R) , © MATT HOUSTON Matt enlleta the aid ol a famoua payohlc after becoming auaplcloua of a clairvoyant outlining to be eble to locate kidnapped teen* agere. (R) n © AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Oppanheimer" During the 1930s physicist J. Robert Opponhelmor becomea Involvod In leftlat politico while working at the Unlverelty of California, Berkeley. (Pert I of 7) (R) © MOVE ** "The Nickel Ride" (1976, Drama) Jaaon Miller, Llnde Haynea. A out-rate ayndl- oate hit man jeopardlr.ee htmeelf by controlling ecceaa to a Loa Angoloo warahouee being ueed to hide etolen gooda. 8:80 © OH MADELINE Madeline le looked Inside a steomroom with a macho novelist. (R) © ETOLE8 DU MAURIER (Debut) Conooura metlant e I'cprouva dea talente de touteo lee categories pour I'obtontlon du Prix du Mau- rier. Ce eoir, deml-flnalea. '.tare da 8). ,10:00 © THE NATIONAL / JOURNALS © ©HART TO HART Tho mlelnlormed brother ol Mex'e pen pal vlalta the Harta kt hopes of collool- ing a fortune. (R)g © REMINGTON 8TEELE Mildred enoountere en Infamous Jewel thiol when ahe begins working on her own oeee. © I, CLAUDIUS "A Touch Of Murder" Whllo writing his memolra, the aging. Emperor of Rome, Clau* dlua, reoalla hla grandfather Emperor Auguelue end Lhrle, hla bdautlful but wicked grandmother. © BENNY HU. Benny haa a rival In Homy MoSso lor ths hand ol a charming widow.' © MON8EUR LE MNtV ' T.' WEDNESDAY TONIGHT Featured: Doily Parton. ©DOMESTIC UFE CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINOS CBUT (CBC) Van.. KOMO (ABC) Sea. KINO INBCI Sea ©CHEK (CTV) Vic ©KIRO (CBS) Sea 8 BCTV(CTV)Van KCTS (Net) Sea. 10 Community Cable — KVOS (CBS-Ind) Bell. CKVU llndl Van. CBUVT (CBCfVan. 8 10 ( ii MAY IS, 1864 cveyiteM** leaVT.V.Daaa.ko. PAYTME SPECIALS 8*00 ©CITES AT WAR: LENW- GRAD A look at the 800 dey eelge ol Leningrad during World War II In which two million people survived on below starvation rations. 6:30 s ©REACH FOR THE TOP ^Y AYTTME MOVIE V i 3:00 © *** "The Wheeler Dealera" (1963, Comedy) Jamea Gamer, Lee Remlck. A rich Texan travels to New York to make aoma fast money. -'. I ABC NEWSg INN NEWS ICB8NEW8 MACNEIL / LEHRER I THREE'S COMPANY DU TIC AU TAC Tharese est depressive et demande a Mario do oulvro las eoure pre-naleux avao alls, oe qui lul eemble pas necassalre pulsqu'll ae eroll un pere axomplolro et parfatt. 8:30 ©NEWS ©TOP8TORY a PM. MAGAZINE Dlaoovar why American models are popular In Japan; two American female gym- : naota working toward Olymplo medals. ffl M'A'S'H Hawkeye faces .a court-martial when Me running feed wtth Prank Dares up while Col. Potter ' la out of the camp and Frank la In charge. a NOUVELU8 REOION- :, ALES , . ' '■l**F 7*00 © HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 1 Fonzlo le shot while on a . oamping trip with Roger, PotaloandChachl. IjpiHfa&WKMTUNB ;, m.m.mamXTHmmm 8 TJ. HOOKER Stooy'o plana for marriage are dealt a eevore blow when ahe la accused of losing e large amount of heroin during e drug buet, but Hooker auepecte the thief mey be horllanco. 8 UFE AROUND US ©VANCOUVER ©TCLEJOURNALg 7:26 ©LE POINT /LA METEO 7*30 ©CORELLI © VrEEKtMHT Featured: how advanoee in brain- mind research are being used to enhance chlldron'e ability to leant; live, on- locatlon at the World'e Folr In New Orieana; fishing guide to the Potholos Reservoir reoratlon area; Maroua Mukel'e "Tell Weeknlght" feature. ©TICTACDOUGH ©PEOPLE ARE FUNNY ■ PAMLYPEUD fi WILD, WU WORLD OF ANIMALS "Deadly African Snokea" Defenae, atlaok and camouflage methodo of varloua."dead- ly" anakee. Including the cobra, python, mamba and othera, are examined. 8 TAXI Elaine apenda a bundle on e new halretyle lot Ihe eoolal event of the year. ' 8:00 8 THE.FIFTH ESTATE Erlo Mailing exploroa Ihe world of Texae oil man P. Boone Plokllna whose financial maneuvers foroed the merger of two International oil (-(-•ntpanlee. 8 a THE PALL GUY Colt organttoe a group ol atunt- men to reeeue Terri from kldnappero. (R) a a REAL PEOPLE Hlghllghto of the Hawaii trip Inoludo 8arah Purcell . looming to aurl, hula loo- none, a traditional luau, and PuroeH'e wedding. (R) 8 MOVE "Kim" (Premiere, Drama) Pater O'Toole, Revl Sheth. Baaed on Rudyard Kipling's claoalo tale. The young Kimball Often la left on hie own kt British- ruled India following the death ol hla parents where the reaourcatul lod cheerfully lives by his wit. . © M CONCERT AT THE MET "A Century Of. The Performing Arte" Among Ihe artlsta participating In the Metropolitan Opera's gets centennial celebration are John Denver, Mergot Fonteyn, Rudolph Nureyov, Placldo Domingo, Lira Mln* nelll and Yvaa Montand. ffl MOVTE *H "Brandsd" (1861, Weetern) Alan COU8IN8'BATTLE Edward Asner (I.). filays Nor/nan Cousins and David Ogden Stlers Is his closo friend ' Cleveland Amory in "Anatomy of an Illness," airing TUESDAY, MAY 18 on CBS. ' CHECK LISTINGS FOH EXACT TIME ©1BMCompu»o TRE Alain eat force do demander la domleeion d'Helerie et Loulee doll lake face a aon oholx. g 10:30 flftNEWS a RENCONTRES Invito: EdmOnd Moiln, anclen mill- tants merxlote, qui a'oppose a la limitation artlflclelle dea nalaaanoea au norri memo du iemln- lame et de la nature propre da la lemma. .'. 10:60 ©EVENING EDITION 11*00 ©©©NEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEWSD © NEW TECH TIMES Up- to-date Information on the changing alectronloe field, from video gamee to word processors. ©MUSICWDEO O8P0RTSPAGE ©CMEMA 11*06 ©NEWS 11:20 © VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:26 © BARNEY MILLER Chano beoomee depreaaed after he ahoota two bank robbers, and Barneys wife rnakea a citizens arraat. (R) 11:28 © PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY COVERAGE Regularly achedulad. programming may be delayed or preempted lor network covor- age ol prlmarloo In Nebraska and Oregon. 11*80 © ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE © PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY COVERAGE Regularly achedulad programming ■W'^JjaJsved.pr, j>re- ompled lof'notwork coverege ol prlmnrloB in Nebraska and'Oregon. a close-up a WORLD WAR I "Battle Of Jutland" One of the greatest naval engage* menta In history matoned ' tho British and Germane In the North 8ee in 1918. 8 MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum le hired to Investigate a esse of ' hlgh-teoh eaplonage. (R) fflSCTV 11:46 a MAGNUM, P.I. A newa correspondent arrivea In Hawaii in search of an International aaeaealn. (R) 11*86 ■ a MOVE *** "The Oklahoma Kid" (1938, Weetern) Humphrey Sogart, Jamea Cagney. A bandit hero delenda net- Here In the Southwest In tho Into 1800a. 12*00 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 8 TONIGHT Hoot: Johnny Caraon. 8 LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dannie Wholey. a. 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Deux Jeunea gens deoldent de ee marler . loraque la lemme decouvre qu'olle attend un enfant, mala peu de tempo aprea la naleaanoe ds leur file, la tonelon monte et le couple aeeepere. 9*00 8 THREE'8 COMPANY Jenet ennounoee her engegement to an art dealer, and Jack folia for s charming stewardess. (Parti of 2) t3 a MOVE "The Return 01 Meroue Welby, M.D." (Premiere, Drama) Robert Young, Elena Verdugo. A dedloeted general praotl- tlonor of the old school of medicine returns to hla praotlcs snd becomes involved In the Uvea of many of hla patlento. 8 CHtNA JOURNAL: A FIELD TRIP TO THE PRO © MOVE -A-A-K "Ths King Of Marvin Qardena" (1972, Drama) Bruce Dam, Jaok Nlcholoon. Two brothera, frustrated with their Uvea, dream of retiring to e troploal paradise. © ST. EL8EWHERE Aue* chlander'e fight agalnat cancer takee a turn for the worse, and Morrison datea for the first time elnoe hie wlle'e death. a MOVE *** "Eureka Stookada" (Part 1 of 2) (1849, Adventure) Chips Rafferty, Jane Barrett. In the 1800a, a group of gol* dhuntere In Australia battle to slake their claimo. 9:30 8 OH MADELINE Made- lino la looked Inside e etoamroom wtth a maoho novelist. (R) 8 DOUBLE TROUBLE Allison movea out of the houao after being conned kilo a twin testing experiment. 10*00 a THE NATIONAL / JOURNALg © 8T. OSEWHERE Aus* r chlander'e light against dancer takaa a turn lor the worse; end Morrison datea lor the first time elnoe hla ' wlfe'e death, ©IOMHT RIDER Mlohsel ; stops In tor a. murdered rock star to holp hie former girlfriend lind her lead aing* efekroer.:. ffl BENNY HUL Beiiny does en Impereonatlon ol a popular eporte commonta* '!£•'■ ffl TEMPS D'UNE PAW Roae-Anna aooepte sved KIPUNQ8TORY Bryan Brown (I.) and Ravi Sheth star In "Kim," based on a Rudyard Kipling story about an Indian boy with British roots, airing WEDNE8DAY, MAY 16 on CBS. 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(R) 8 SCTV, CfNEMA ■"T1I4B' f © POLICE STORY A young rape vlotlm under- goee Intense hypnotharapy to reoall the sordid details ol her attack, (fl) . y ' ,"• 11-JJS'' '■'■, ■■; a MOVE '•*'* 'The Adventures Of Robin Hood" (1938, Adventure) Errol Fiynn, Olivia da Havll- land. Tho crusading Sherwood Potest hero robe ths . rlohlo aid the poor. ,...'.; 12*00 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD a MOVE "Victor Frankenstein" (No Date, Horror) Per Oaoareaon, Leon Vital. A young medloal etudant creates a moneter with tragloresutla. 12.-06 a MOVIE **H "Tha Wreok Of TTie Mary Deare" (1868, Adventure) Gary Coopor, Charlton Heston. A shlp'o officer la aided by the sklppsr of a eatvaga boat In clearing hla name ol negligence ohargee. 8 MOVIE *•*** "Goodbye Again" (1961, Comedy) Ingrfd Bergman, Yves Montand. Neglected. by. her lover, a Parisian lady aooepte the atten* tlona of another men. , ' i, 12:30 • a THE SAtNT fUnletsr Implications arise from a death gemo that becomes a cull favorite on many ool- »eoampuoea. LATE NtGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Sohedulod: philosopher Brother Thoodoro, Ralph Baker (life chuto demonstration). '! " a LATENIGHT AMERICA Hoat: Donnle Wholoy. 12:40 a MOVE • "Stunt Seven" , (1979, Adventure) Chrletophor Connelly, Ctulalophor Lloyd. A team ol olunt experte attempt a daring land, aee and air reecuo ol a kidnapped movie atar. (R) Starworks Mobile Disco POP AND HOCK TOD.AY'S HITS GOLDEN OLDICS <S MUCH MORE. A CATALOGUE Or 10,000 TUNES 12*86 a MOVE **H "Million Dollar Infield" (1882, Comody) Rob Reiner, Bonnie Bedella. A group of businessmen In their early SOs, friends skioo childhood, devotee en exoeeaive amount of time and enthu- elaam to their softball loam.(R) f-80 ©©NEWS 2:00 © ROWAN A MARTIN'S LAUGrHN 2*06 ffl INCREDIBLE HULK 2:16 ©NEWS 2:30 ©NEW8 2:35 a THE WALTONS Cindy takee a book literally end almoat goea Into premature labor due to exheue- hon, 2-46 ©aOSEUP 3:00 a CBS NEWS NrSHTWATCH Movh Rating* OutitandtfH). . '. •*** VeryGood . . . . -A**** .... * ACUT ABOVE THE REST* '/ niidiiiEiiiiiiiiiEiiwiniiiHiiiiiiifiiaiia gajMBaaMMMaMaMMMBMfiaaMaMMi m—mmm —tmwmmmmm —mt—m—mmma United Church conference PENTICTON - More than 600 delegates are expected to attend the 59th annual meeting of the British Columbia conference of the United Church of Canada which meets May 11 to 14 at Naramata Centre, near Penticton. Coming from every part of the province, the delegates will work at the theme "Speaking of salvation...", a theme expressive of the church's national commitment to a dear articulation of the Christian faith for the 1980s. Presiding over the conference will be the Rev. John O'Neill of St. Stephen's United Church.* ,'. y;';. -ipr... ■.: I ■ . ■•;.. ■••..;:; .."■■".. ■ -''!^:&yy-...- '■'■■■'.■ y)?i ': ■.' ■ ■ ■ ^ m v.* - THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1964 13 Rodeo entries BC Hydro expands service to be in today Entries for lower mainland contestants in the Cloverdale Rodeo, May 19, 20, and 21, must be presented on Wednesday, May 9 at the Backstretch office on the Cloverdale Fairgrounds. The entries will be taken between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Entry fees are: team roping, $100.00 per team with entries taken on a team basis; ladies barrel racing, $60.00; wild horse race, $40.00; wild cow milking, $35.00; and boy's steer riding, $17.50 (for boys over 10 and under 14 years of age). Further information can be obtained by phoning the rodeo secretary at 576-6212 or the general office at 576-9461. VANCOUVER - B.C. Hydro has expanded its natural gas service south and east- of Aldergrove to serve some 55 residential and farm customers and two major industrial users. The official start-up will take place May 17 at 10:30 a.m. at the new regulating station site at 272 Street and 28 Avenue. Distribution lines will serve customers along sections of Lefeuvre Road, 8 Avenue, 272 Street, Smith Avenue and King Avenue. The gas main extension has been under consideration for several years, but it required the introduction of Energy, Mines and Resources Canada's distribution system expansion program to make the project economically feasible. Total'cost of the project will be $644,000 with the federal government contributing approximately $494,000. Remaining costs paid by B.C. Hydro will be recovered from gas sales revenues in the new area over the next three to five years. The federal program was introduced in 1981 as part of Canada's "off-oil" policy. Natural gas utilities in B.C., Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec are invited to submit projects which could not be built under their standard extension policies. They are ranked in order of volume of oil displaced per dollar of subsidy required. The most cost-effective projects are given subsidies until the annual allowance is exhausted. Wide assortment of activities at arts festival Excitement is mounting for the upcoming 2nd annual Fraser Valley International Arts Festival, to be held May 10, 11, 12, from 1:00 - 9*00 p.m. at the Clearbrook' Community Centre, 2825 Clearbrook Rd. There will be over 35 groups and individuals presenting various forms of entertainment, from, the Native Indians band, to the French, Scottish, Dutch Choir as well as Klompen Shoe dancers, Ukrainian, Japanese, Hungarian Czardas Dancers and many more. In total there will be over 400 entertainers performing. There will be many culinary delights to purchase and sample, beginning with a Native Indian salmon barbecue on the opening day, There are other tempting foods from the Japanese, Men nonites. Ukrainians, Scandinavians, Greeks, Hungarians and much more. Over 40 artists and crafts people will be offering their unique items for sale. Partici- pants, comei from areas such as Vancouver, the Okanagan, Bellingham, as well as some extremely talented local artisans. Admission is free, so all are encouraged to come and participate in this exciting event. It will be an experience that will long be remembered. This is a totally voluntary event and is being brought to you to encourage good international relationships, as well as allowing us to appreciate and enjoy each others cultural heritage, by way of entertainment, foods, arts and crafts. Jump! Ken Mclntee aska how high. The Abbotsford senior sec-' ondary student Is lumping (or Joy because he came second place In Sunrise Toyota's Vertical Jump Competition. As you can see the Toyota Dealers are Just as enthusiastic that Mclntee placed. ' Photo by Lynda Franz Students to display clothing skills ^kSHOP & SAVE^l at ALDERGROVE'S R«*,jf Newest Appliance Centn Specializing in new, used and rebuilt appliances. • LARGE STOCK OF APPLIANCE PARTS * FREE IN SHOP APPLIANCE REPAIR ESTIMATES Open Tues. - Sat. m*!*nw Hw* 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Aldergrove 856-4191 CLOSED MONDAYS mk CHRYSLER ■— At Fraser Hwy. & Downtown LaiKiley LANGLEY - Home economics teachers and students are presenting Carousel of Clothing '84, a district fashion show with students modelling their own garments. Craft projects will be on display as well on Thursday, May 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Stafford junior secondary school. All student participants are eligible for prizes which have been donated by local businesses. These include craft kits and gift certificates. . Admission, with refreshments included, will be $3 a person. Proceeds will be used to provide a scholarship to a graduating student continuing in the field of home econo- HAmMARKCT Offering \2 movies and getJ afresh Baked Good-A a FREE loaf ■^Mry *P of bread!!! ^Grocery $1 o«e/exPires _t I May 23- /Video Rental! SCOOP ICE CREAM is back for the summer!!! tf 185 Fraser Hwy, 836-0M3 LANGLEY STORE ONLY aEARMCESMC LANGLEY STORE ONLY USED HAMMONDS In good working order. Reg. $1,095 YOUR CHOICE OF 2 $795 NEW KAWAI ORGANS TOP OF THE LINE SPINET ORGAN This organ has it all. Was $11,995 NEW HAMMOND 134 J 44 Note Keyboards Automatic, all the goodies. Reg. $1,795 Sale *1,595 NEW KAWAi P8AN0S Sale 8 9 995 Ebony polish. This is a deluxe European styled piano wilh matching bench & guarantee. Reg. $2,995 »i2,495 WALNUT SATIN FINISH PROFESSIONAL 46" UPRIGHT Quality speaks for Itself. With bench ft guarantee. Reg. $4,095 Sale $3,495 USED VISCOUNT ORGANS CONCERTO DELUXE Super rhythm, synthesizer section. Lots & lots of switches. Was $.4,995 Now Sale NEW HOLLYWOOD DELUXE This Is a special organ with a lower 61 note piano/organ keyboard. Sounds super. Was tagged at $4,495 Clearance Price *2,195 RECONDITIONED | PLAYER PIANOS Were $3,695 Sale £yD9-3 TWO TO CHOOSE FROM GRAND PIANOS New Kawai 5'9" Reg. $11,795 Sale *8,995 NEW HEINTZMAN D. 6' Reg. $13,995 ♦9,995 Sale of Music _$___& 534-5355 ESS COME OUT TO LANGLEY WHERE THE OVERHEAD IS LOWER AND WE CAN PROVE IT IN SAVINGS TO YOU. 20251 Eraser hwy., langley • 534-9296 j wmmmmmm mmmm Wmmmmmmmmm— 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1984 Street lights will cost more aldergrove o.a.p.o. news Food bunk still needs help MURRAYVlllE - The lights will keep on shining on street comers in Langley municipality, but the homeowners who benefit directly will be socked another $10 in frontage fees. Aid. Muriel Amason was the only council member opposed to a new bylaw introduced this week that will see frontage taxes in street lighting areas go up by 50 percent. The present charge is not sufficient to cover the cost of rentals and maintenance, according to municipal engineer Bill Lakevold. Levy is included in the annual property tax notices. Grass mower purchased MURRAYVILLE - Council has approved the purchase of a rotary disc grass mower at a cost of $3,500 from a Ungley equipment dealer. Aid. Muriel Amason suggested lhat it might be cheaper for the township to rent such a piece of machinery since the mower would be inactive during the winter months. 120 show for supper Alderhaven residents savor potluck By IRENE ORWICK ALDERGROVE - Alderhaven tenants were treated to a catered dinner on April 18 at the Slow Poke restaurant. Repast left nothing to be desired. Everyone enjoyed the good food and visiting with their neighbors. The ladies who usually do the cooking for pot- luck dinners got a chance to sit down with the many folks attending, and in no time at all the dishes were washed by the many willing helpers. The crib players finished off the evening enjoying their card games. On May 7 the general meeting was held in the lounge. Nineteen tenants attended. There will be another pot luck dinner on May 30. Meeting voted to have the men help with the serving; ASK ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, My husband, Fred, is just driving me crazy with this fruitcake idea of his. He and his buddy, Al, have come up with a scheme to go to England this summer to fool around with some broads in a place called Norfolk. He said Betty, (that's. Al's wife) and I couid go too and they would rent us a boat. Every time they talk about this Fred and Al laugh a lot and wink and tell us we win love those broads over there in Norfolk. Honest Annabelle, I don't think this is fair and Betty and I are at our wit's end. They also say we should be more broad-minded. What do you think? Signed: Puzzled housewife. Dear Puzzled, That's some sense of humor good old Fred has there. After looking up my handy- dandy map of England I discovered that there is indeed a place in the eastern part of England, just out of Norwich, called the Broads. This covers quite a large territory that consists of numerous lakes and rivers, all connected. Hundreds of boats are available for rent at different places and one can spend many days cruising these water ways on anything from a 42-foot cabin cruiser that sleeps eight, to a sailboat for two. Ask at your library for books on the Norfolk Broads or see the man at the British Tourist Authority in Vancouver. In any case, I think it's about they will serve the coffee and tea. On May 9 tenants are to be entertained by a group of young folks, the youngest is two years old. Time will be seven o'clock in the lounge. For the first time there were no birthdays celebrated. Only one birthday child, but he did not show up. The table was mauve decorated with lilacs and yellow Kerri japonica. itime FVed and Al gave you a little more information about what they have in mind. Meanwhile, tell them if they will keep their eyes on the Broads, you and Betty will be happy to look at the guys... Star readers are invited to mail In their questions to ASK ANNABELLE. Use a nom de plume 1} you wish. The address is ASK ANNABELLE, o-o The Aldergrove Star, Box 220, Aldergrove,. B.C. By ERNEST CLUETT ALDERGROVE - The choral airy: nual supper and concert was a great success. Over 120 mem-;* bers and friends showed up to make the evening enjoyable. The afghan was won by Freda, Cowan and the wall hanging by Edna Moffat. The supper was followed by a concert and; dance. Both events were attended by a large and enthusiastic crowd, the choral orchestra will be;playing, for the dance that will wind up the big event to be held in tha Blacklock school on May 31. The meeting of the membership for May was slightly down, in attendance. A demonstration of an Amway burglar alarm was given at the start of the meeting;' It seemed to be a very efficient machine by the demons- member since 1981, had never received a weekly letter stating the activities in the hall. I pointed out that a weekly letter, postage alone, came to nearly $16 and we only charge $3 per year dues, No, he didn't subscribe to the; paper, never reads them. No, he couldn't come to the dance tonight, he had to play ' bridge. Wednesday's dance? No., he was playing whist.. First Thursday in the month whist drive in the hall, No, he generally had other things on. Well, what did he need' a news letter for ii he had no free time? Because he was entitled to one, mailed each month to his address. On checking with Maudie, our secretary, we find he was a member for the free 1981 membership, also '83 but not for '82 ALDERGROVE - The community food bank is open every Tuesday and Thursday from l p;nv - 3 p.m. at the United Church on 272 Street. The food bank is in need of donations of food or money; Flood can be placed in a box at Safeway, Super Valu, Otter Co-op, or can be brought to the United Church. The generous donations of all those who have helped so far are much appreciated. They have enabled the food bank to serve those in our.community who; for some reason or another, 'can't quite make ends meet. *"•' It should be noted that the food bank is not a United Church service. It is a community service. The United Church, being new, has the room to accommodate this service, . A. :■,. For any information regarding the food bank, contact 856-4020. Eememhraff Mother on SUNDAY 13 tration, but the price was on the , -or '84. So for his overly generous high side.. Bert Spencer and Leona Halderson were the winners of the door prizes. The remuneration for the expenses of the delegates to the Penticton convention was set at $250 per delegate. Jack Baker addressed subscription of $1.50 per year, he probably would want a free Xmas dinner, if he wasn't doing anything else on that date. No, he didn't know we had a monthly membership meeting. Never read his membership card. However, the meeting and explained se- ~„Maudie has volunteered to write veral resolutions that effect ..the general membership. A bus trip was suggested by Adeline Wright; to the Minter Gardens and another display garden close by. The' fare will be $10. Date will be set when enough members show an interest. Phone 859-8408 and reserve a seat. As Adeline pointed out, bus charter prices have gone through the roof. We now have books of tickets' on the Senior Lottery for sale. As thousands of books of tickets will be in the mail addressed to the householder, you are asked to dump the mail books of tickets in the waste paper container and buy your tickets solely from the branch. By doing so branch 71 will get 30 percent on the sale of every book and you will have just as good a chance at the prizes, a Had an irate phone call from a disgruntled member last Saturday. The incensed member demanded to know why he, being a him a letter covering all activities in the hall. Eleanor Metzger won the door prize at the Saturday dance. 'Visitors were Agnes Marrison, Joe and Zie Metzger all of Aldergrove and Henry and Eleanor Metzger from Alberta. The next dance on May 12 will have a Hawaiian theme, patrons - should come in costume. , On Sunday, May 13 there will I be a band practice in the hall, of the choral orchestra, time 2 to 4 p.m. Doris says the last time she , was in hospital she got "get . well" cards from all the nurses. Complete selection of the best flowers for Mother's Day 'The very best in silk or fresh" OPEN SUNDAY 27278 Fraser Hwy. 856-5622 'IVR' .......^.j.......— MJiiJ^Aim^lM^^ PLASTIC BABY PANTS 4 pairs per pkge RECEIVING BLANKET 30x40 KIDDIES PRINTED T-SHIRT <_.*» Short sleeve, 12-24 mo a-Co-ff TODDLERS KNEE HIGHS Size 5-7% GIRLS FUN SOCKS Size 7 to 9% LADIES KNEE HIGHS Size 9 to 11 LADIES BRIEFS Regular and bikini LADIES CAMEO PANTYHOSE One size 1.44 2.44 1.44 1.44 1.44 1.44 1.44 Grandpa's Treasure Chest ■y Edwin M. Knowlru '29.50 20% OFF every third plate purchased, any title, any time (few exceptions). Lee's Jade & Opala 3563-232 St., Langley 534-2736 Tsgwenn Treasures 2431 Clearbrook Rd. ; Clearbrook . 853-9645 E. ^MxC'SiiilillJli i ,'J; FACECL0TH8 ...«for1.44 DISHCLOTHS «for 1.44 TEA TOWEL 1.44 BLEACHED 8UQER BAGS 1.44 8HOWER CURTAIN standard 3.44 PILLOW CASES Term* 6.44 TUMBLERS lira 4for 1.44 COFFEEMUG8 ifor 1.44 LADIES PANTYHOSE mm A One size !i .*.2 PAIR l&f* LADIES PANTYHOSE Queen size ;...;.'..'.. BOYS TUBE SOCKS 2 pairs per pkge.. BOYS BRIEFS Small, medium, large. BOYS T-SHIRT Small, medium, large. MENS WORK SOCKS, 2 pairs per pkge MENS T-SHIRT Small, medium, large ...... *■.- MENS DRESS SOCKS A " n [.7)1*11 * .fiV T™* A" 1 GLASS ro i, ICBC claims handled promptly * Table tops * Sliding glass doors it Plexi-glass * Mirrors cut to size | Framed mirrors * Plate & window glass * Sealed units for fssf friendly service, see es todayf 3060 ■ 275 A Street (Across from Safeway) \_\mss8Mm-wm BUFFALO WOOL Box. tall 3.44 ROYALE BATHROOM 1MUt144 8PEC1AL Just Say OUUUJlfcffcJ "CHARGNT!" usiroui HANDY STEDMANS Aldergrove Centre Mall Phone:856-1622 _ CARD The Family Store with that Hometown ffefettirg OPEN *30toB:»Mon.toWKl. 0:30 to 8:00 TtHira. & Fri. 0:30 to 0:30 Seturdty ■ EASY-OFFGLASSCLEANEft .'...... 1.44 GARBAGE BAGS fOtX.pkrjrtv.. . ,,,................. .JFOR 1.44 CASSETTE TAPES pkqo. of 3 1.44 LIGHT BULBS Pkge. of 2.......2 PKQES. 1.44 PHOTO FRAMES 6x7 .2-44 FOAM CHIPS si-reddtKl, 1 lb. tag .....':.... 1 FLOWER POT 4in.'•• in .1.44 FLOWER POT io in..........'. .2.44 i - mi ' ENERGIZER BATTERIES _*. ■■ ■ - *-■■ - -• -11 ___:___t___ v.v Vrr>r*. ',■:•.',:.-V;.'\-_ ■IIII II II THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNE8DAY, MAY 9 1984 15 m m ALDERGROVE'S SUPERMARKET PLACE . Classified Directory 29. Accounting and Bookkeeping Announcemonte*and Coming Events AppralMlt Auction Automotive Supplies Births Boats for Stle BrlckWork Bldg. Construction Building Supplies Business Opportunities Business Services and Miscellaneous Cards ol Thanks Cars Electrical Engagements and Weddings Finance Fuel Furniture Qarage Sales Garden Produce Gravel Sales Gyproc and Stucco Hay Sales Holiday and Utility Trailers Homes for Sale In Momorium 32. Jobs Available 12. Landscaping and Nursery Supplies . 6. Legale tl. Leaeons 36. Livestock 7. Loat and Found 50. Machinery and Equipment 35. Miscellaneous for Solo 40. Miscellaneous Wanted 44. Mobile Homes 52. Motorcycles 40. Music 17. Paving 2. Personals 38. Pets 21. Plumbing 37. Poultry 27. Professions! Services Mlscellaneoue 42. Property for Sale 42A Property Wanted 33. Rentala ■ 15. Septic Tanks 31. Situationsi Wanted 23. Topaoil and Manure 13. Tractor Work 9. Travel 54. Trucks 34. Wanted to Rsnt 14. Well Drilling AdVSrtlSSr Pnone your ad to: 850-8303 or 853-6212. Agreement It Is agreed by any advertiser requesting space that liability ol the Central Fraser Valley Star In event ol failure to publish an advertisement or in event that errors occur In publishing ot an.advertlssment, shall be limited to the amount paid by the edvertlser lor that portion of the advertising spece occupied by Incorrect spece occupied by Incorrect Item only, end thet there shell be no nobility In eny event beyond amount paid for such advertisement. No responsibility Is accepted by the newspaper when copy Is not submitted or verified In writing. Central Freser Valley Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 Claaallled AdverKamg Rotas per August 1,1882 Weekly rate: lint 20 words - 12.95 minimum charge; 12 cents per word for each additional word. Box Numbers • 52.25 extra. Deadlines tor. clsssllled ads era 2:00 p.m. Monday snd tor too lets to classify 12:00 noon TuesViy. The classified telephone numbers are 6564M3 or •59-5212. OFFICE HOURS Office hours lor The Star are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; 9 o.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday. 2. PERSONALS Gentlornsn 52, 0'2", 168 Iba., vegetarian, en|oys gardening, cycling, home tile. Seeking slim lady with mesne, large garden! 50- sarly 60a. Photo II possible. Drop a short note to Box 253 c/o Aldergrove Star. 18-800624-4 4. ABASEMENTS AND ' WEOPIH88 Mr. (Mm. William Martyr* of 3918 - 284 St. are ■pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Yvonne, to Hana Gunner Llndl), aon of Mr. & Mrs. Hans Llndh of 36S1 Eaat Pender Ave., Vancouver. Wedding to take place May 18,1984 at Chriet Church cathedral, Vancouver. 19-800652-1 S. BIRTHS Cooper - Jeremy would like to announce the arrival ol hla baby brother Joshua William,, born Jan. 2 at Surrey Memorial hospital, weighing 6 Ib. 3 oz. Proud parents are Mike and Lealle (nee Lesluk). Thankyou to Dra. Flathar & Ing & the hospital stall. 19-800648-1 7. LOST AND FOUND Lost tit-eolored Sheltle vie. 272n St. 858-8320.. 18-4 ». LE6A18 Attention; Randal Hope. 1972 Olde Delta Royals, IDPT731, held lor 90 daya. Contact Herb's Auto Wreckers. 19-600638-2 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COMIriB EVENTS. 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COMIHO EVENTS PENNY'S PRESCHOOL .CALLNOWIt It's later than you think. Register your 3 or 4 year old now tor September, Non parent participation progrsm. Call Penny 853-3570. 18-2 e-'r»'r~'.'.>*»—■ NEED BUSINESS INFORMATION? Call die CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Business Information Office. We have information, booklets and 'brochures on most aspects of business from Small Business Loans to Manufacturing Opportunities. ■:. Call 856-8383 or drop in at Vtvattmts-—., (Century 21 Paris Realty Office) 15-95844-tf Flea market. Aldergrove Legion. Every Sunday, 9:30 sum. - 4 p.m. Table rental 85. Admlaalon 25 cente. Ph. 666-6048. 39-4285-11 Troubled? For counsslllng' servlcee call 634-7021. Langley Femlly Services, 8339 - 207 81., Langley,, B.C. e-4888-ll Old Tlms daneee, Aldergrova O.A.P. hall, 273rd St., every Saturday, 8 p.m. , 37-tf, St. Ann's Catholic church, 2828 - 272 81., Aldergrove', 868*2841. Mouses: Saturday 8:00 p.m., Sunday 8:30, 11:00 a.m. Confee- elon: Saturday 7 to 7:45 p.m...i, 11-tt Do you havo a drinking; problem? II so, and you. wish* to stop, Alcoholics; Anonymous can assist you.: Write to Box 762, Aldergrove- or* phone 856-4084, 856-7092 or (Vsn.) 873- ;mM.", , ' ■. 35-794351-tl The Lnolsy Stroke Club 'tiitM»' svery Tuesdsy at; iHOO p.rrj. lit tha Ungley. iLlbrary at 20355 Douglas; iCres. All who Buttered a . stroke are welcome. Con-: net 686-8960 tor Info. 43-tf "y*m : '". ■ '-■'■- '' Pancake brsafttosl on Mother's Day, Sun., May 13 at,Jubilee community hall,,tti.m. -1 p.m. Door prize:; flower arrangement. Everyone welcome. 19-1 TfT~~~. • Old Tymedonco. Elks hall, AldorgtoVe, May 4th &11IH 8:30 p,ltf; Music by Prairie 8choonere. Adm. $3.00 per 18-600619-2 Mt. Lehman A.A. Invitee you to celebrate Canada Day, July 1, at tho portion the corner of Mt. Lehman 8 Taylor Rde. Parade starts at 11:30 o.m. Phone for Info. Len Phllpe 058-2674 or Shirty Annlng 8284110. IM D.W. Poppy sec. echool lira market Sat., May 12, 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. $15. a table. You keep money from, Itema sold. 830*2161 If you wish to reserve a table. 25 cente admission charge. All tables undercover. 17-800604-3 Spring bauar, Sat., May 12, 1-4 p.m. at 81. Ann'a Church, 272 St. Free admission. 17-3 While playing crib April 24, at work, wllh Iriend Gary Billion, Don Strochan got a 29 hand. 19-1 Led les 8ollball Langley faatpllch team haa vacant positions. Competition 8 fun. Soaoon anda mid-June. 814-1428, 888- 1277. 19-800643-1 Alihelmera Support Aeeoc. of Langley meete May 15, 7:30 p.m. at tha Mental Health Centre, Lengley hospital. 530-2341. Volun- teeraneeded, ; 18-2 2. PERSONALS Ministry ol Environment NOTICE The Ministry ol Environment, Province of British Columbia, wishes It to be known that It ia a violation of the Weete Management Acl, Section 3(1) to allow the dumping of waste materials onto public or private property without a Permit Irom the Ministry ol Environment, Wsste Management Branch. The penalties for contravention of Soctlon 3(1) are 850,000.00. Applications lor Permit or questions concerning this matter ahould be ad dressed to the Regional Waste Managar, Ministry of Environment, Waste Management olllce located at 15326 - 103A Avo- nue, Surroy, British Columbia V3R 7A2 (telephone: 5644822). Dated et SURREY this 30th day of April 1984; E.M. LAWSON, Assistant Regional Waste Manager. 19-14571-1 Anonymous; meets Langley Family Ser-|., vices building, 207 8t.,r Langley, Mondays,- 7:30.! ■658*4817,834-8080. 51-tt* HYPNOSIS t.A slimmer you. s A non smoking you. e A you free of etnaa • and strain. e-A you tilled with new confidence and a zest.lor living, fi e A you freo ot phobias. Hypnosis Centre-. 534-7591 Open evenings Group raise Problema? Pereonal, family, marriage. For contldsn-1 tlal counselling call Valley' Counselling Servlcos, 653- 84T8. 48-tt person, lunch Incl. ■ 5 , 18-f Fort orall Fair. Sundays. 9275 Glover Rd: 988-3401 or Jonn 688-0131, 585-3741 ,". i 17*800868*4 A freo pregnancy teat. Re-. suits In 30 mln. No appointment needed. Thura.: 7-9 p.m.; Fri,: 7-9 p.m.;- 8at.: 10-4 p.m. 20512A; Frasor Hwy., Langlsy (Mc-i Burnoy Lane) 5*3*3738. • ; lff-7»848t>tf!; In An-Ar.on people, wlto 'know what ll'e like to llvsy with on alcohollo ehare tholr experience, strength, end hope. 858-8240, 856-: 2892. Meeting hold Wed., 8; p.m., St. OWiitsna Anoll-j can church, 271 St., Aldsr-; .orovs. 8-788848-tf:' MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE . AND FOOD FARMLAND FOR LEASE . « PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL LAND COMMISSION Applicatlona art) Invited Irom persona Interested In s long-term agricultural loaso on the following Crown land: 28 hectares (04.16 acrae) located; on Rawllaon CraScaRt, in Ihe Municipality ol Langlay. There are no,bulldlnga. ' •> . Leasing ot thle property Is bolng handled by tits Property Management Program, Ministry of Agriculture and Food*. Plana, lactsheete, application forma and other leaoe Information may bs obtained by contacting this' office dlroctly by phono at 659-5281, or In writing to: Property Management' Progrsm, Ministry ol Agriculture snd Food, 8203 - 33780 Laurel St., Abbotsford, B.C.V281X4. Applicatlona for leaaa muat ba returned prior to 4:30 p.m. on May 81 1884. 19-14572-2 8. LEBA18 NEED LEGAL AID? Information 8 Referral 530-5811 10. BUSINESS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS 10. BUSINESS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS 13. TRACTOR WORK 0. TRAVEL NOTICE Take notice that the lends end premises known aa Canadian Forces Station Aldergrove are subject to the Defence Establishment Trespass Regulations, which prohibit trespassing on property under the control ol the Mlnleter ot .National Defence. Unauthorized pereona lound within the boundaries ol Canadian Forces Station Aldergrove without lawful authority ere liable to prosecution under Section 245 of the National Defence Act and upon nummary conviction to a tine not exceeding One Thousand Dollars or to Imprisonment for a term not exceeding twelve months or to both. 17-14537-3 "SAVE TRAVEL' REND - expreea bue from 8149 RENO -air/ hotel from 8249 TORONTO-air only trom9259 HAWAII-air/hotel from 8499 AM8TERDAM-from $729 LONDON - from $708 ALASKA-7 day cruise Irom $985 MEXICO - Irom $399 SENIOR CITIZEN FARES... CALQARY $90. It. WINNIPEG ... $172. rt. HALIFAX $361. It. Other destinations also. FREE ticket delivery BONUS with booking UUEfrOBE ODYSSEY TRAVEL Abbolslord/Aldergrove 852-5932 Eve. calls welcomed 10. SUSINESS SERVICES mSCELLANEOUS F8Q Water.. Well drilling $ cleenlng. 40" wide, 40' deep, will work by the hour or foot. Ph. 8844883 or 626-1276. Aak for.Frank. 1-13102-11 Exp. carpenter, top quality work irrTrarriihg, renovatlone, addltlona, codar aiding, dOaili boarding 8 finishing. Heatlletor F.P. Installed with Squamlah rock. Reaa. ratee. 8884091 17-800609-4 J.F. Butler & Sons Ltd. PLUMBING & HEATING SPOOL CHEMICALS Sales & Service 856-2685 27412 Fraser Hwy. Aldergrove, B.C. Ed'a Domestic Rsfriosrator 8 Appliance . . Repalra Call Ed at 888-7218 or drop In to the Old Country Laundromat 27232 Fraser Hwy. 10-14016-11 Bcdorrj Excavating • loading 6 levelling • light excavation • backhoe service • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-tl IS. SLOB. C0NSTBUCTI0N 23, T0P80IL AND WAHUHE Cow manure, for aale, free. 4944 Ross Rd. 19-4 12. LANDSCAPIH8AND NUBSMY SUPPLIES Rotovatlng 8 light levelling. Specializing in lote 8 gardene. Alao Held work. Ask lor Bern le 888-2788. 10-800269-tl Reasonable repairs to all makee of cars 6 trucks, done at your convenience. Complete mobile shop et your doorstep. 6564167 pr 590-4010. j- 8-800380-tl E.W. * SON PAINTING Residential &! Commercial Free estimates Ph. 856-8346 12-14467-tl ALDER-LANG Janitorial Service COMMERCIALS: RESIDENTIAL •Windows 'Floors 'Pressure Cleaning Phone Ray at 856-7227 after 4 p.m. 18-14513-tl CEDAR RIM ' NURSERY Spring Is here and eo are the valuea. Our regular low, low prices: Rhodoe, 1 gal., 33. ea.; Juniper, 1 gal., 32. ea.; hedging coders, 40-46 In., 37.76 ea. or 10 for 867.50; Japanese azaleas, 1 gal., 82.50; bedding plants, 60 cente pr. basket. We eleo have a large eelectlon ol fruit & shade treea, camelles, magnolias, etc. with over 150,000 treee 8 shrubs In stock on 5 groomed acres. We are able to oiler one ol the best eelectlons ol nuraery slock In the Valley. CEDAR-RIM NURSERY 7301-263 St., Aldergrove 856-5224 0 ■' 18-14209-tf KARL DEGLAN Bulldozing - Excavating Clearing & Burning Demolition 8 Loedlng Cat D8 & D6 dozers 955 6 931 LQP loaders Excavator cloarlng grapple Korl 656-8032 Moody 834-4674 11-95517-tt ALTRAC Contracting Ltd. •Ditching "Building •Grading •Fencing •Bulldozing •Clearing' •Riding Arenas •General Maintenance One of the Lowest Machinery Rates in the Lower Mainland. Give us a call - We do It alll Warren Anderton 8564676 17-11133-tf 24. HAT SALES Form/old Conotructlon. Quality building. For renovations, additions, sundecks, etc. Exc. referrals. Free estimate. Don 856- 1391. 19400651-4 19: BRICK BARK ALFALFA GRASS MIX TIMOTHY > STRAW ; Buckerfield's Begged Feed 853-5991 SUNRISE FARMS 1651 Sumee Way Abbotsford 9-1399Mf Bobcat services. Backfill 6 excavation. 6664181. 21-799598-tt Rototilling, plowing, manure spreading, haying. Contract or sharee. 856- 6653. 10-4 16. 8HAVEL SALES All types of brick, block 8 stone. Faclnge, veneere, chlmneye. Free estimetes. Call Jim 858-1793. Repairs. 7-800348-11 Timothy, timothy 8 allalla mix & long bright straw. 29010 Fraser Hwy. 866- 7855,6584196. 18-4 Hay lor sale. $2. pr. bale. Fine high land hay. 886- 3935. 17-3 Good hay, no rain. 82. pr. bale. 856-9809. 16-4 Reasonable work at reae. iprtcea. Home owners pre-: ferred. Complete ground 'work services, land clearing, logging, excavating,, landscaping, ohellow wollo,! complete water work 6 septic' systems. Highly: exp. Piece work or contract or trade only. Call John Savsgeat 888-3262. 43-709015-11 Garanluma, 4" pole, $1.25; Ivy geraniums, 4" pots, 51.25; bsddlng planta, 65 cente pr. besket; tomato plants, 35 cente ea. 2367 - 250th St, 856-1576. 184 Douglas fir treee, 2-3 ft. high. 75 centa ea. 888- 8720. 19-3 13. TRACTOR WORK 60DDARD TRUCKING ft EXCAVATING LTD. •Radio controlled tandem dump trucks •Gravel sales •Septic fill •931 wide track losdsr •JD 350 swamp cat with 6-way hydraulic blade & winch •JSW BH45 hydraulic excavator with thumb Phone George 534-3863 11-10773-tl 8T0NEI BRICKI BLOCKI tjow Work or Renovetlone Alao Comploto Carpentry No Job too small or big I Phone: Jones Boy'e Stono Ltd. 888-8634 861-8673 47-13364-tf 21. PLUMBING 10FESSIONAL PLUMBING & -IEATING SEPA 856-1610 WATER DELIVERY DRILLING PUMP SALES & SERVICE VtUte-ftWATER SERVICES 856-665? 26**T1697**tf: Custom Haying Cutting - Raking - Baling TED'S TRACTOR WORK Poat Pounding Plowing Rotovatlng - Gardens, Yerds, Fields Hogluel Levelling - 8 ft. blade 856-2218 7-13947-tt Sand 8 gravel, crushed, rock, drain rock, light bulldozing, back lining, gravel driveway repair. 834-1248. 24-798596-tl ALDERGROVE PLUMBING Sales ft Contracting Free estimates. 856-7260 27213 -30 Ave. 15-14202-tl PEDEN CONSTRUCTION SAND GRAVEL FILL Saturday deliveries lor Pit Run and Sand only. 8564737 9-13970-11 Local hay for sale. 31.50 pr. bale. 656-5346. 18-4 Hay, no .rain. 82.50 pr. bale. 888*8984. 10-1 Up to 30 acrea standing hey, Aldergrove. Reaa. 8664979. 18-4 25. FUEL For sals firewood. Alder -8 Maple 6564568. 18400622-3 Firewood lor eale. Already cut. SCO. a truck load or $100. takes the whole pile. 8524562. IM Coal, oil treated, 88.88 pr. bag. Presto logs, 37 cents ee. Unit 480,8168. Pick up at Otter Co-op, 3800 - 248 St., Aldergrove. 888-2617. • 41-800175-tl Firewood Kiln dried mill ende -1 ton trucklcad delivered, 840. Also avail. 1V4 unite oha- vlnge 6 hogfuel. Aleo manuro. Call 680-8420 or 866-7619. 19-800641-4 I Backhoe work, water & eewer lines, excavating 8 landclearlng. 856-1047. 15-795395-tf CERAMIC TILE Call Bob 534-7166 Custom Carpentry Specializing In remodel-. ling 8 bsmt. finishing. No Job too small. Call 634- 7166 for free estimate. 18400577-tl Blcyclo repalra. Phono Paul at 656-5817. 18-4 Back Filling 'Grading Loader Work 'Rototilling STAN'S . LIGHT TRACTOR WORK 4 W.D. Hourly or by contract. Fully lhaured. Stan Graham 630-3363 8664878 15-14193-tf 18. SLOB. COHSTWUCTION Cualom house*. Residential 6 commercial, framing 6 siding 6 finishing. Estimates call 958-1712. 16-4 Peterson Construction. 25 yrs. exp. Specializing In: addltlona, alteratlona, new homea, bams 6 sundscks, etc. 850.7034. 11-796328-11 .23. TOPSOILArlD MANURE Mushroom compoat for aale. 310. p.u. load or load your own, 35.6664909^ 28. AUCTION Mushroom manure. $4. pr. yd. Free delivery, local area (Aldergrove). 14 yd. one truckload. 856-7161. 17-4 Free horae manure. You pick up. Rich, dark, straw mixed. 6584446. 18-2 Rotted cow manure $55 per load. Lengley-Metsqul area 6664848 or 668-1688. 16-4 Mushroom, cow or chicken manure. You pick up, $25., delivery $40., begs $2. Rototllllng done. 6664463. 18-4 PACIFIC COAST AUCTIONS LTD. 87-31660 8. Fraser Way, Clearbrook Sale Every Thura. 7 p.m. 854-1516 14-95808-lf SELL IT IN THE STAB 856-8303 Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star get value "NO CHARGE" PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS MONDAY-FRIDAY: S am to S pm SATURDAY: 9 am to 4 pm • DEADLINE far Wednesday edition... Classified Monday. E pm Too Lata to Classify Tuesday, 1E noon. • ■ ■■■■ . ■' Mmlt of ons free 1B word ad par lasua — You must be a subscriber. :;-y!':.:ii*i Private businesses are not Included In this offer. • I ;'*■■ .„-,... to . Any additional words ahould be on another sheet of paper. There ie e *1E cent charge par extra word. --'" ■•> ■ Your ad ie most effective when you Include a price. SUBSCRIBERS Use this form to plan your sd before you oall... or ollp end mail. NON-SUBSCHISKBS To reserve The Aldergrove Ster .every •■ ase well ee e free alasralfled every week, fIK out the form below—ond attach your first free clastalfled if you wlah. The Aldergrove Star P.O. Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Please enclose cheque or money order Name-. Mailing Address. .Phone. iy . "IB00 O.A.P. rete - "S00 per yn THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1984 26. AUCTION Special Waek End of May PATON & SMITH FARM SERVICES . features Special Holsteln Heifer Sale Selling at our reguler Thursday Dairy Sale Thurs., May 24, 11:30 a.m. 15 growthy, recently bred heifers. A-1 sired, dehorned, ready to go. A. Knight • owner Other good dairy replacements alao taken es consignments. Early booking for catalogue entries. ••• PLUS *" Paton & Smith's Mid-Spring Farm Machinery Consignment Auction Sale May 26-10:00 a.m. FEATURING: Mainly haying and larger farm equipment. A good selection of tractors, balers, mowers, irrigation squlpment, etc.... This sale Is open to good equip, only. Machinery not In working order will not be accepted. Sale will be held outside, at our Abbotsford location. Junction of Hwy. 401 & Hwy. 11 McClary Stockyard Complex on McClary Ave. Consign your equipment early for pro-solo advertising. PATON & SMITH FARM SERVICES LTD. Phone Office: 869-1059 or eves. 6634169 9484077 863-4505 6884390 19-14618-2 AUCTIONS THURSDAY NIGHT AUCTIONS Starting 7 p.m. Bring In your consignments ANTIQUES AND COLLECTOR ITEMS All antiques direct from Ireland. Thura., May 10 7 p.m. wAUTO AUCTION - Mon., May 14, 7 p.m. Consign your vehicle now. Open dally 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday till noon "THE HOME OF NO BUYERS FEE" AUCTIONS 31394 PeerdonvlUo Rd., Clearbrook Ph.: 859-7621 27. PROFESSIONAL SER- VICES MI8C OFFICE SERVICES Professional stenographer 8 bookkeeper with office In home, will type financial atetements, correspondence, reporte, etc. Proficient in editing, ehort hand 8 dicta typing. Bookkeeping to trial balance. Rollablo 6 prompt service. Reae. retes. Phone Barbara at 858-2052 19-14674-2 31, SITUATIONS WANTED 33. RENTALS Plumber needa work. 25 yra. exp. New Installation, repalra, renovatlone. No |ob too email. Reas. rate. 666-7409. 18-4 35. MISC. FOR SALE 35. MISC. FOR SALE Dependeble young man will do odd |obs or full time work. 634-6217. 17-4 Mature capable woman will babysit eves, or weekends only. 686-8437 eves. 18-4 University student will do any labor that you need done. Have done 8 am proficient at many types of jobs. 6884983. 19-4 Sewing lor brides 6 molds. Specialize In medium to extra lge., clothing altera- llona. 866-4674. 19-4 Exp. mother will give loving daycare. Near Aldergrove elem. Toye 6 books provided as well es nutritious lunches 6 snacks. 666-3416. 16-800666-1 Mother ol 2 would like to babysit 1 or 2 other children, my home. Meals 6 snacks Incl. 866-2302. 19-4 Will maintain your lawn. Cutting, trimming, edging. At reas. rates. 6884388 after 6 p.m. 19-600654-4 Friendly elderly lady aeeke occasional babyaittlng or caring lor elck/elderly. Day or nlpht. 666-2746. 10-2 Ars you going away on vacation? House eittlng avail. Take care of house, plante, animals, etc. Have rels. Wendy 8664393, 19-4 32. J0R8 AVAILABLE Wanted. Exp. waiter/waitress. Must be over 19. 658-7602. 18400036-2 Aloe Vera - health 6 akin care produote avail. Distributors needed In the area. Phone 886-2206. IfM Small olllce in Abbotsford area, has a position avail, for person with basic typing, minimum 50 wpm. Must have taken basic bookkeeping courees or have bookkeeping exp. Pleasant telephone manners an aooot. A nonsmoking office. Send resumes to Box 252, cfo The Aldergrove Star. 18400618-2 Teeneger wanted for part time work on horse larm. Area of 24 Ave. 6 264 St. 8564704. 19-2 Cenllled denial esslstant required lor Lengley olllce. 4 days pr. wk. Permanent position avail. Non-amoksr preferred. 666-4168 or 630- 6844, 19-800659-1 Wanted. Mature women to mind, babyalt, my houee. Vic. 16 Ave. 6 272 St. Occae. mornlnga. Muet have own transportation. 888-1088. 194 33. RENTALS Aldeniew Townhomee From 3300. 2, 3 8 4 bdrm. twnheee. oomplete withi -Irldge, etove, washer, | dryer, drapee, WfW, cover-1 ed carport 6 plenty of storage. For more Info.: cell 886-9496, 6344273 or drop by 27411-28 Ave. 2-13119-tt Pad aultabls for travel' trailer for rent monthly. Pov/or, water, eewer hookups. Contaot Blue Star Motel 6564125. - 14-B00390-U For rent. Covered storage. Car, R.V. or truck. 850- 6527. Anawerlng eervlce toll free 112400463.9723,' pager 3219. 16-tf Blub Slor motel, 1~8 2; bdrm. furnished housekeeping units. All utilities Incl. Special weekly 6 monthly ratea. 8684126. 26-786501-11 5 well lenced acres ol land with good 2-stall barn. Suitable for horees only. 856-4605. 16-4 Bachelor houso lor rent Incl. pasture for 1 horse. $250. pr. mth. 853-8663. 17-4 Feature lor hones. 856- 7294. 16-2 Aldergrove. 3 bdrm. upper half of house. No pets. 4 appl., refe. required. 8475. pr. mth. 666-4883. 19-3 Aldergrove. 2 bdrm. house, carport, Ige. yard. $450. Prefer no pete. Refs. required. June 1.688-2362. 19-2 Avail. May 15 or June 1.3 bdrm. houee in Aldergrove. Stove, fridge, washer, dryer. Near achoola 8 shopping. Depoelt 8 refs. required. No pets. $500. pr. mth. 866-8908 alter 6:30 p.m. 19-600647-1 Qood pasture land for rent. Cattle or horaee, at least 5 head. 6684098. 19-4 Aldergrove. 3 bdrm., fridge, etove, dlehwesher, F.P., drapee, WfW, Vh bathe., fenced yard, patio. No pete. $495. 674-7104. 19-2 1 bdrm. duplex incl. Irldge, atove, heat, hot water 6 atorage. $420. pr. mth. 856-1270. 19-800653-1 3 bdrm. houee. 2 spare bdrms. downstairs. No pets. $550. pr. mth. Avail. June 14. 634-9468. 19-4 $465. 3 bdrm.home, Ige. duplex with eppl. Avail, now. 27597 - 28 Ave. 060- 3486 or 922-6662. 18400620-2 3 bdrm. 4-plox, Aldergrove. Fridge, -atove, F;T*\, wfw. Avail. July 1. 8415. pr. mth. 674-7104. 194005124 4 bdrm. twnhee. Located in Langlay, cloae to echool, ehopplng, bua. Call Llaa 6304313. 19*4 29. ACC0UNTIN8AND BOOKKEEHNB Exp. bookkeeper to do books, payroll 6 sleno cervices. Reaa. ratee. 866- 7839. 16-4 31. SITUATIONS WANTED In deeperate need of odd jobs. Seniors VS price. Call Rob 866-0698. IfM Babyallter avail, from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. with 20 yrs. exp., preschool. 050-5641). 18-4 MANDZIAK BV'C.ONTRAp-l OR REAS HOURLY RATES 856-6596 888-6648 Urgently required work for carpenter or carpenter's helper. 666-6332, 6234817. ■ 18-3 Seeking olllos work, typing, etc. 3 yre. exp. In computer data entry, word processing. Heather 858- 8849,2884726. 16-4 Work wanted. All klnda. Fencing, roofing, general main!., painting, eto. 666- 6863 ask for Craig, 4-7 p.m. IM Houaawlle will do houee cleaning. Ph. after 5 p.m. 668*0233. 184 Jepenese gardener. Power rake, gress cut, cleen up,! hedge trimming. Free eet. 8884574. 13400378-13 CEDAR PARK ESTATES 27456 - 32 Avenuo, Aldergrove 3 bedroom townhouses featuring stove, frost free fridge, washer and dryer, dishwasher, wood-bumlng fireplace, fenced yards and playground. CHILDREN WELCOME Resident Manager 856-9383 or Assistant Manager 856-4475 or call Crosby Property Management Ltd. 430-1211 WH1 40 acres ot pasture for rent Incl. barn. 7/8 reg. Arab mare for aale. 868-3773. 184 2 bdrm. ale. Abbotsford. Lge. living rm. $375. pr. mth. 869-5998. 18-4 1 bdrm. eelf contained bsmt. ste. Privete ont., eppl., utilities, use ol washer/dryer. $325. pr. mth. Fraser Hwy. & 248 St. 856-2232. 164 Mobile home lor rent. 2 bdrm. 6 covered carport. $350. pr. mth. 8ee owner et 26838-68 Ave. 19-2 Older 6 bdrm. houee plus Ige. roc rm., garaga 6 2 bay workshop (bam?). On 8 ao. neer 8urrey/Langley border. Refe. required. $750. pr. mth. 6564270. 19400511-4 Wanted. N/S to share 3 bdrm. house. Refe. please. $275. pr. mth. Incl. utilities. Owayns 6564169. 18-2 Aldergreen Townhomea 1420. pr. mth. 3 bdrm. twnheee. complete with Irldge, atove, drapea, WfW, laundry laollitlea, 1 Vi batha, plenty ol atorage, 8 covered carport. For < more Into, call 850-3854 or eee manager at 3108 • 288 t_ 2-13120-11 Lombanfy Camp Slto •Attractive dolly ratea alerting at $7.60 per dey, •Includoo power, water, eewer, cablevislon 6 use ol Indoor swimming pool. •Walking dlatance to atorea, etc In Fort Langley. Can accomodate ell typee ol R.V. units up to 35 It. Please call 888-2244. 11400306-tt Houao to ahara In Bradner area. $200. pr. mth. 666- 6466 after 7 p.m. weekdays. 17-3 13 ocrai plue, good com land, etc. 2486 - 272 St., 664-1703. 17-4 34. WANTED TO RENT Very neat 8 responsible single working mother with 1 Vi yr. old toddler requires small 24 bdrm. house with lenoed yerd, downtown Aldergrove area. Max. $300. pr. mth.In exchange lor good upkeep. Rela. avail. 666-9819 eves. 11-tl Wanted 16 leaae email dairy larm. Ph. 834-8470 or 652-1466. Aek tor Henry or Marvin, 16-4 Wanted to rent. House 6 acreage In Langley/Alder- grove area. For family ol 4. 666-2836. 19*4 Wanted. 64 acres, fenced, for horaee. Reaa, priced. Plesse call 888*8089. 194 4 bdrm. houso, 6 acres or mora paatura land, bam. Reaa. rent on long term. Needed by May or June. Rsfs. avail. 668-6767. 18-4 2 or 3 bdrm. eunny, affordable houee for family of 3. Preferably rural. Pleese phone 112428*4881. ■ 19400839-1 Starworks Mobile yQ Disco '/ii. POP AND ROCK - TODAY'S HITS, GOLDEN OLDIES & MUCH MORE. A CATALOGUE OF 20,000 TUNES. SOUND FOR SMALL OR URCI OCCASIONS OVER 400 VACUUMS! Near naw. All makes & models OveriOOEIectrolux's & Filter Queens All sold on a cash basis only. All Guaranteed. To view call for appt. 868-7092 1-13468-tf Moving? Top dollar for good used furniture, appliances 8 misc. houeehold Items. :Call anytime 862-4769. 5400274-11 Ironing board with pad & cover, $16. Oil filled Dim- tex heater, $65. 3-legged etool, $10. Flrat 5 volumes' |ol Funk 8 Wagnall'a encyclopedia, brand new, $18. 8664521. 16-tf iVz Inch piping, pressure tank, bar lor roc rm., counters, wall partitions, dask 8 chairs, plus misc. 859- 2707. 18-4 6-drawer dreeeer with gless, $65. Plastic runner, 3x12, 810. 6694682. 18-3 Condo eweetera, hand knit. Child 8 adult sizes. $15. - $26. Handyman - mechanic toola for sale. 866-6732. IM New Gabriel air shocks 6 H.D. front for 76 Dodge van, $125. New Deweult radial arm saw with access., $525.656-6768. 16-4 2 new 145SR13 radlals 6 3 rims, $100. Pool table with accese., $200. 866-7974, 656-7926. 184 Wlna Jugs, clean cond. Gal. SO cente., V4 gal. 25 cents. 669-6996. 184 8 It. canopy, $135. Garden trailer, $145. Datsun-truck hood, $35. 6664347. 18-4 Dining room table with 6 chairs, extra leaf. Like new. $125. 859-4679. 184 3 Spanish lempe: 1 pole, 1 table, 1 swag. New $300., sell $150. ($50. ee.). 850- 5493. 17-4 Solid wood door; dble. kitchen sink; Rampar BMX bike; Coleco baseball, $15. 858-1025. - 18-2 One hundlo fence posts,. $200. Sears Tomahawk • wood splltftr,'v Brlggs 6 Stratton 5 H.P. eng., $850. 6564501. 184 Commode chair 6 Invalids walker. New cond. Half new price. Ph. after 6 p.m. 856-7817. 18-2 Cheaterflekl 8 tool stool, $250. Skates, elze 2. Soccer ehoee, elze 3. Toye 6 ' chlldrene clothing. 858- 6640. IM Dreeeere 8 ohlllonlere. Also clothing 8 misc. Also hay tor sale. 6664186. 17-4 Kenmora cabinet sswlng machine. Approx. 11 yre. old. $50. 868-4782. 184 Phllco solid elate stereo, 2 epeakera. $50.666-1766. Bellen Howell camera, eound, editor 6 screen, $475.; 8 channels, 2 boarda with aynthealzer, $2995.; 1976 Olde, $1300. 853-1183 17-4 Fleetwood cabinet stereo, Jerrard turntable, AMfFM 8-track with cassette adaptor, recording mike. $160. 656-9368. 1/2 oak planter barrels, 312.60 ea. 656-2260. 17-4 Wedding dross for sale, size 12.8884161. 16-tf Weedeeler, rechargeable, $20.; boat rack for van,, $12.; aplit cedar 7 ft. posts, $1.36 ea. 6664865. (___ iew. New weetern saddle, lightweight, comp., $325. 1965 Maaeey 35 tractor with loader, $450.656-7975. 18-2 22 Muscovy dueke, $2.25 ea. Dble. bed, new cond. Men'a bike, 24 Inch. 656- 6217. 184 Lazalr ultra-light with new todlar covering, rudder, paddle. $4600. 856-4300. . ' . ,-. 18-2 Cedar canopy lor S.S. truck, $95.; 110 gal. tidy tank pump & stand, $125.; twin bed, $40.; lined drapery, $46,490.; ahag carpet, 11x11, $45. 856- 6538. 174' Wire mean trap. Catch op- poeeums, raccoons or stray cate. $25. 6664691. | 174 1868 Pontlac, exc. restor- ,ablo cond., moet parta Incl., $1900.; 10 ft. fiberglass boat, -$350.; Gould Va H.P. submerglble pump, $450. 688-1814. 17-4 6 rabbit eagee, $10. ea. 886-0629. 16-2 36. MISC. FOR SALE Unique wood etove sultablo for eummer cottege, $250. Glass shower enclosure, $76. Cement table, $100.856-4887. 18-2 6 .fee. etereo component eystsm, Pioneer 120 watt speakere, with cabinet, $1600. 1975 Oart, new paint, $1400. obo. 869- 0705. ' 16-2 Nlshlki Olympia, like new. Toe clips, pump. $150. 856-6560. 18-2 Norco Magnum GT IS spd. Ridden less than 75 miles. Brand new, $375., sell $300. obo. 866-6560. 18-800680-2 Crallsman 10" radial arm eew. 1VS H.P. motor 8 stand. $350, 858-2288; 18-4 Fresh eldee of pork. Cut, wrapped 6 frozen. $1.36 pr. Ib. 6664197. 18-2 Molocroee blko. Good cond. Offers. 856-6386. . 18-4 Man's 1-spd. bike for sale, 26" wheel, $50. Trailer hitch & eway bar, $125. 856-2974. 184 Convertible [boye/glrle] 5-10 yr. bike, good working order, $25. Ladiee 10 apd., needs work. $15. 866-7307. '■ __ Patrol swag lamps, $50. Cedar chest, $150. Engagement ring, $100. 856- 9316. 18-2 Woodweid'e cut-n-vao rotary lawnmower, like new. $200.656-7366. 18-2 Huaquavarna [Patricia 3] sswlng machine with case, $200.; child's 2-wheeler bike with training wheels, $50. obo. 888.9012. 18-4 35. MISC. FOR SALE Moving, must aell: Kroeh- ler couch 6 chair, $200.; antique hldo-a-bed, $200.; square oak table, $10.; pool table 6 acoeee., $200.; older etyle Irldge, $20.; 8-track AMfFM 6 epeakere, $50.; 50 gal. aquarium, $80.; collee table, $10.; mauve colored bathroom organizer, $10.; Other mlec. Itema. 666- 3905. 19-1 1000 Trails charter membership, $3000. 686-1695. 19-2 4 tlokete, lor children's Vancouver Film Festival, Sat., May 12, noon 6 1:45 p.m. "1000 Cronos" 6 "L'Arche Oe Noe". $2.60 ea. 6884616. 19-1 30 In. Viking elec. range, $145.; BUS lawn mower, works good, $60.; Bell 6 Howell cassette recorder & player, $45.886-4650. 19-4 Homlocko, 24 II., $1. ea. Peacocke, $40. ea. G.E. atove, white, $35. Oil heater, $150. obo. 656- 2866. 19-4 27 gal. aquarium, wrought Iron atand, heater, inter, pump, cover with light. $126.962-1937. 194 Steel sheeting, 10x5, heavy guage. Suitable for shede, lencee. $5. ea. 5304346. 19-1 Chesterfield 8 foot stool, $200.; table hockey game, $20.; antique silver-plate cutlery, $30.; headphones, $10. 8864640. 18-2 Mother's Day gilt. Nice tea wagon, $125. 634-1162. ; Atari cartridges: Reactor, Gorf, Skiing, Warlords 8 Smurl, 688-4619. 16-4 Ampex 1100 reel type recorder, model 1180, plua 10 pre-recorded tapee, $100. Package deal. The tapee alone are worth $100. 863-5103. 19400834-1 38. MI8C. FOR SALE Wrought Iron fireplace grate, $10. Polished braaa screen, 820.868-2869. 19-4 Old wooden wlndowe lor sale, asst. sizes. 8684862. 194 Rent a 20" portable color T.V. for ae low aa $14.95 pr. mth. universal T.V. Ltd., 633.3060. 19400660-3 17 pro-recorded tapes 6 11 tapee for a reel type recorder. Package deal, $126. 663-6186. 19400635-1 Soapatone lor carving, varloua prlcos. Varloue antique furniture 6 other antique items, china, braaa, mlrrora. Antique blue Victorian cheese dish. 658-6940. 19400840-2 16 ou. II. deepfreeze (chest); older records, exc. cond. 656-7342. 19-4 4 Spanish lamps, whole with teble, swag, braae table lamp 6 ceiling drop. 658-5483, 19-2 Dble. alze mattress, ueed tor gueata. Very olean 8 good cond. $30. obo. 968- 4369. 19-2 Complete hockey gesr 8 equip. Ideal for 13-14 yr. old, as: new cond. Reae. priced. 666-2066. 19-4 Cab height canopy lor lull elze P.U. Insulated, with lights. $300.6664794.194 Vie 20 gamee for aale. $15. pr. cassette or $50. for all. Call Mark 668.7466. 19-2 Wanted to buy. Chine cabl-. net 8 recllner chair. Clean, good cond., reas. 656-2772 alter 5 p.m. IM 40 channel Prealdent Washington S.S.B.; plant atand; humidifier; tower 8 selection yaggie. 866-6623. 194 Waeher/epln dryer, exc. cond. $175. Evee. 6684298 19-4 36.MI8C.FOR8ALE Super twin Simplicity washerfepln dryer, $100.;: 2, P.V., PA epeakera, 15. inoh, $800.,ths pair. 868- 8529. ' 18-1; Slzo 0 yr. crib with 00 coll mattraaa, $100. obo. 868-, 3632. : ' 19-3 6 pee. drums, neat new, dear aklns, $275.; GM 4: barrel cart), never ueed, $60.8664480. 18-2 Telephone anawerlng. machine, duophono tad 111,8125.6664384. 19-4 2 new Good Year radlals, alze 175, $75. Ping pong table, 310.688-7939. 19-4 Hand lawn mower, good aa new, $39. 6664397. . .18-1 Crallsman 18" mulching elec. mower. No bagging or raking. Now, uaed twice. 3200, 6804988. 194 4 laddar-baoksd wooden chairs 8 table, $195.; de- hydrator, $80.; bl-fold door (solid wood), $20. 656-, 6790. .19-2 7 Inch dlao grinder, like new, $100.; 30 gal. aquarium, with acceea., $40. 868-3261. 194 Eleo. lenosr, with soma wiring 6 Insulators, $46. 858-1484. 19-2 Glass tub enclosure, $50. Summer cabin woodatove; unique dealgn, $260. 886- 4867. . . . 18-1, 2 greenhouses, 9126. sa. obo. 883*3613. 1,9-2 4 good tires, 695x14, 86. ea. Snow tlrea 8 rlma, lit Dodge, $40. French provincial dining eulte, llks nsw, $1800.866-1838.. ,. 19-2 ~3L SjJjpyqjjgS litre size 309O-27I $1.59 topl*,a deposit^ '2lB?-Tt ,):1.1.1i_BH 1 Seers mower 6 1 Toro mower. Next to new. Both self-propelled. Sell or trade tor riding mower. 6564242 17-4 Ladlos bicycle. Ideal for mothera to ride around with children. $5. 868-2660 18-2 Silk floral design In your colore. Freeh or silk wedding bouquet 6 errange- mente. 630-7667. 18-4 2 hexagon end tablea, exo. cond. $45. ee. 6664034. 18-2 Columbo oanopy for standard import P.U., $260. Import P.U. box utility trailer, $550. Or both $750. obo. 888*4786. 17-4. Campanile lor 8.B. P.U. Sloops 2, boat rack 6 Jack. $600. obo. 688*4498. 174 Young bleck currant bushee. $1.98 ea. 856-2454 18-2 Lgs. Oundanco trampoline. 888-1497. '18-2 The Aldergrove Star COMICS presented by R« §8k IMU AND [ALIGNMENT Cars — Trucks New,if;Used & Recaps 26827 Fraser Hwy. • -■•- l*aBaaaaaat*fi*n •'■-1 I " ." *h: a. J? ,v.' oro-5011 r Ray & Maynard Shilllnglnw Res: 850-8531 i-frftnJVj*:' t*t.w>-.H HAGAR THE HORRIBLE /WV,Z/f4fS/*sUPPEr4LY THE WHOLE RIPPLE OF LIFE IS CLEAR TO /v\B./ "We didn 't know what real economic prosperity was till the Liberals were elected then it was too late!" ...vr'sso , SIMPLE I CAM SUM it UP iM ome short sbHtbMcb... CLOSES TIME, MR. ©A*' SHOE .A .. A %mm~y—ir-\Z_^ )&ffl?i tt-r C0L.DALE T0LUM0* by ANTHONY 80UL1W DME FINISHES HIS SURVEY AND RETURH5 TO THE VSfflif TO FIND. THE COL0HEL IGNORES HIS IIAPUlSt TO ASK VW THE AUEHS MILED TO REGISTERftk, HFC READING OK HIS WSWiim OR HOW THEf COULD SPEAK EHGUSH . INSTEAD, HE AGREES TO THE ALIENS' TEWAS... rBRifia ms themjmm; THE TREASURED JEWEL OF OUR ENEMIES.THE -30KIIS. 8MB WC'll oilCaU TUB ', — . ... -■ ■fililMtrl'iiiliiiil.laitaa ■asjsuasaaaaal «^**&***~*^^ ..iii*-\'&-*-y*&';.? *,* it-':-' . rvi'ci r:,'.f. "aaaa,' " THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1884 17 36. LIVESTOCK 37. POULTHY 42. PflOWRTY FOR SALE 48. QARAGE SALES RADONS BROS. SHAVINGS CEDAR SHAVINGS S15. pr. unit (6 or 8-unit loads delivered) Phone Mon. or Wed. Mornings for PROMPT DELIVERY 8564)627 rV» deliver * nywritr*. 28-11889-tf Alpine milk goata for sale. 858-7322, tM Horaee boarded. Small private bam, 5 acres. Dally turnout. Paatura only $60. pr.-mth. Feeding neg. 858- 8677, 18-4 P.B: Arabian stallion at stud, Exc. bloodlines. Reas. leee (terme). 666- 6881. 16-4 Beautiful 12 mth. old Holateln 6 white-face ready to be bred. 8584678 alter- noons. 18-4 Ewes for eale. Also raw wool. 868-7861. 16-2 P.B. Reg. Arabian. Flashy chestnut gelding. 15 h.h. Quiet, eeey keeper, well mannered. Shown Eng. 6 western. $2600. obo. Ask tor Tracey weekdays 656* ' 5212; eves. 8 weekends 666-1466. 18-11 Wanted to buy. Horses end ponies. Phone 8664586 or message 8884848. 8400384-tf. Appaloosa mars for aale. Quiet. Exc. bloodllnea, 8750. Weetern eaddle, 8260. obo. 888-8867. IM Hand-tooled cuetom made 16 In. western eaddle. Sheep ekln lining. Exc. cond. $376.8884876. 17-4 One Angua 8 one whlto- face heifer 3 mth. old calf. 8684184. 174 Laying nana, $2.668*6283. 18-2 6 young pulleie, $3. ea. 5 young rooatera, $2. ea. 6564487. . 184 Peking duck hatching egga. $4. pr. doz. 8304148 17-4 Wanted. Famals goose. Reae. 666*4641. , 18-2 Duck 8 chicken egge lor hatching. Also laying hens lor aale. 8884567. 16-4 Muekovo drakee tor aale. $5. ea. 886-8424. 18-3 Aylesbury 8 Rougovcn ducklings. $2.866-2368. 19-2 38. FfTj PROFESSIONAL HORSE SHOEING Trimming 8 Hoof Care Cindy Eldstrom 6334707 Call boforo 0 a.m. or efter 6 p.m.. 19-14736-4 1/2 Arab 14.2 h.h. mare. Exc. on roads 6 trails. Somo Jumping. Aaklng $860.866-2828. 174 Polled Hcrolord bull for eale. Ready tor breeding. 6864864. 184 Nice appalooaa geld. 6 yrs. old, approx. 18 h.h. For exp. rider. $1200. 866-8628 184 . $100. pr. mth.. Qood care. Daily tum out. Riding trails. Wagoner Hills Form In Qlen Valley. 8684482. 16400598-4 Yearling Q.H. filly. Bedding plants, flowers, veglee 6 fushla baskets. After 3:30 ph. 668-8988. ■ 16-2 Qood lamlly Jsreey cow, $600. Yearling, heifer, Hoi- atelnlAngua croso, $350. 6 mth. old Holateln steer, $176. ea. 668-828$. 18-4 Campbell Vallsy snnual pony club show. Mon., May 21. Info. Mm. Qood 8804788. 184 Stubben Rea, 15" eeet. Qood cond. $400. 8884616 16-2 Arabian, world class blood, ololllon lor sals. Stud eervlce with filly guarantee. 868-1868. 17-4 Wantod to buy; all types ol forces. Top prioa paid. Bud Noel st 6804271. 43400185-11 7/6 Arabian 4 yr. old-bay geld. Alao yearling buck- akin filly, Appalooaa croae. 868-8477. IM Rag. Amerlcen Saddlebred. Approx. 16 h.h., spirited, easy to handls. 3725. obo. Welsh/Arab oroea, dark bay, 11 h.h., 8290. 866- 1188, 18400631-2 Jersey sow, will Ireshen July 17. Still milking 3 gal. pr. day. 8500.868-8389. 19-4 2 yr. old eprlnglng Holsteln, exo. ehape, dsep cheat. Due beginning of Juno. Aeking $950. 856- 8324. 194 Beeutlful 13.2 h.h. pinto geld. Vi Arab, Welch. Eng., wsstsrn, |umpsr. 8675.680-2888. 19400657-2 P.B. Jorsoy family oow lull bred.'Milking 50 Ibe. s day. 8860. obo. 8684606. yr.. ... iiM Pinto-Arab. 14 h.h. Exo. child's horas. Saddle, bridle, tack. $800. Alter 6 p,m. 8884888. 19*4 IT. futiLTAY Blue Heslsr puppies, P.B., from exc. cattle etook. Bred for temperament 6 confirmation. 578*9863. 1740060(1-4 Qerman Shepherd croee puppies. $35. 886-6369. IM Rag. Qerman Shophord pupe. Satisfaction guaranteed. 8684213,8624320. 18-4 Approx. 6 mlh. old black 8 white pup. Free to good home. 668.7621. 16-4 Rebblta, 33.76. And one Angora. 666-1660. 18-2 Chinchilla Pan-Ian, male., 8 mtha. Neutered, doclawed. Exc. family pet. $100. 858- 8859. 18-2 One P.B. Flemish rabbit, 650. 856-4981. 18-4 Extra love? Check lor doge 8 cats tor pels at the F.V.S.P.C.A. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Closed Sundaya 6 holidays. 20302 - 98th Ave. 8864828 or 6684800. 52413191 -tl Free to nice homes. Fluffy, young kittens from good mouser etock. 668-6666. _. 18-4 18HADY HAVEN KENNELS Now open. Breeding reg. Qerman Shepherds 6 Dob- ormon Plnschers tor temperament 6 conformation.' From champion atock. Private boarding, grooming, obedience training. Professional ahow handling. 830- 3004, 6304076. 6400262-tf Reg. English Springer Spaniel puppies. Sired by Canada'a No. 1 sporting dog. LfW, pat 6 ahow. 888-7838 eves. 16-4 Free to good home, fluffy klttene. Calico, some white with grey, 1 tebby. ' 866-6097. '■ '18-4' Stud esnloe. Slamooo klt- tene, 696.8664700. 12-tf Free. P.B. 3Vi yr. old male Collie. To a good fenced horns, preferably with children. Info. 656.4793. 19-2 I havs hlml The moet homely, but lovable dog you oould ever want In Aldergrove. He la ao ugly the apartment manager eaya he haa to go. 6 mth. Airedale X. He'e great with klda, he'e alao tree. 858- 8868. 19400614-1 Ssalpolnl 8 bluopolnl 8ia- meas klttene. $76. 666- 4676. 194 Baautlful red, female, Boxer pup. Reg., ehote, etc, 8350. Also brlndlo male, $300. 6304051. 19400686-2 Reg. female Boxer puppy' for,aale. Brlndlo, 8 mtha., cara cropped, all ahota, wormed. Champion aired, houee raised. 674-6664. 194006454 Qerman Shepherd, Canadian champ. Exc. temperament. 680-9079. 19-4 Two 1/2-aers lots, Deka Lake. $8500. ea. or will awap for mobile home In lower mainland or Okana- gan. 298-7189. . 18-4 1/4 aactlon ol land, northern Saskatchewan. $25,000 868*7929. • 19-4 43. HOMES FOR SALE Super clean, nicely lander-aped cul-de-sao home. 1100 eq. ft. rancher, F.P., 2 appl., drapes. Close to amenities. $74,900. 530- 4367. 17-4 For eele. Houee to be moved. 15 yr. old house. Qood cond. Hot water tank Incl. 8684468. 18-2 Horns on lge. lot In Hope, B.C., $75,000. 21 tt. Bell Boy boat, new cond. 858- 6219. 16-4 By Owner, Aldsrgrovs Cuetom 3 bdrm. home, 1100 sq. ft. with vaulted callings, F.P., skylights, built-in dishweeher, ceramic tile foyer, kitchen, bathroom. Venetian blinds throughout. 1000 sq. ft. bsmt. Cul-de-sac 8 very cloee to school. $76,900. 666-9660. Muet see. 3 bdrm. home with 2 bdrm sslf-contalned ate. In bsmt. Bstter then new. $76,900. 8564125. 19-800844-tl By owner. 1800 eq. It. rancher, 3 bdrm., 216 bath. HfW heat, dble. garage, outbuildings. Corner 1.8. Will carry mtge. $130,000. obo. 868-4837. 19-2 3-lsmlly gangs sale. Sat., May 12,10-5 p.m. No junk, no early birds. 1333-260 St. IM 47. HOLIDAY AND UTILITY TRAILERS We buy or consign recreational vehicles LEISURE LAND/ SALES 856-4178 26-96407-tt 44. MOBILE HOMES New 14 tt. Wide Adult Coquitlam park. Ph. 580-4321 or 888-0600. 18400630-2 Cancelled Order New 24x56 dble. wide. Reduced in price $5000. ONE ONLY. Phone Don 5904137 or 588-4321. 18400628-2 Proposed new Surrey Perk Family 6 adult. Limited spaces avail. Phone 680- 4321 or 888-0800. 18-800628-2 Bonk Repossession $9950. obo. 12x84 Fleetwood. Phone Don 6904137 or 8604321. 18400627-2 1876 Bendlx 12x64. Fridge, etove, must be moved. $13,000. obo. 6344166. 16-4 4»: ItlRNITURE Couch 6 2 chalre, $300.; wall unit, $75.: Saneul epeakers, $110.: atereo atand, $65.6664112. 194 6 II. 8.B. canopy. Steel construction. Qood deal, looke ahorp. Ph. me et 8564303 Front. 12-tf 1978 26V4 ft. Travelaire trailer. Like new, ueed 5 times. Sleeps 6. Full bath, hitch, mirrors Incl. 866- 4902. __ Starcralt H.T. tent trailer, sleeps 6. Surge brakes, 3-burner stove, 2-way fridge, water eyetem, closet 6 furnace. Very good cond. $2800. 534-. 8076. 18400826-2 Okanogan camper, comp. 1977 model, $2600. 1982 Mazda L.B., $5000. Both good cond. 8534387. 18-2 28 It., 5th wheel trailer. 3-pco. bath, hot water, furnece, fridge, 4-burner stove with eye-level oven, air, sloops 6. Also light utility trailer (Datsun P.U. box). 858-2739 after 4 p.m. 18400625-3 1973 20 It. Wapiti 5th- wheel trailer. Fridge, stove, F/A furnace, bath., dble. bed. Very clean. $5195. obo. 6564869. 18-2 8 It. Husky camper 8 lacks. Sleeps 2, very clean. Stove, icebox, sink, cup- boerds. 8664782. 16-2 1978 22 It. self-contained Kit Companion holiday trailer. 653-5924. 18-3 Open trailer with front storage suitable for go- carts, motorcycles, or W.H.Y. Asking $650. 800- 3092. 18-4 Older 27 ft. trailer. Ideal for berry pickers, etc. Comp. with fridge, stove, furnsce, hot water tank, ahower, 2 - 100 Ib. propane tanks. $800. obo. 856.7108. ■ 18400617-4 8 fl. camper, eleepe 4. Propane stove, root rack. 8900. obo. 668-7984. 194 1960 18V4 Skylark. Compl. sell-dontalned. Oven, furnace, pressure hot water, lote of extrae. $6250. obo. 8 58-1480. 19-3 Utility trailer for eale. $300. 4x6x2.8584001. 19-2 47. HOLIDAY ACID UTILITY TRAILERS Partially converted bus. 48 pessenger. New motor, wiring, guages 6 more. 83500. obo.886-2805. 19-3 48. MlSCi WANTED Wanted. Ussd appliances. Working or not. Will pick up. Pay dollars for some. 863-2161. 5-800280-tf Wanted planle. Any kind ol garden plant for ssnlor citizen houelng development. 858-6267, 856-3747, 856- 1488. 16-4 Wanted. 20" epllt rim, 8 etud for manure spreader. Also uood motal roofing, planking for barn floor. 6684698. 194 Wsntsd. Wator lilies, any color. Herb 856-7129. 19-4 Wanted. 40'o radio, under $50. Jonas Johnson 858- 9894. 19-4 Waritsd by Abbotsford Little Theatre: Donations of all eorte of clothing Items,, drapee, mono suits, mens, or womens hats, wigs,1 'ahoea, uniforms. When you clean out your ettlc, basement, garage, clossts, etc. pleaee think of us: before you haul it to the dump. Please call Laurel; Street Art Centre, 852-27871 Pick-up can be arranged. Chalre 8 tables are also needed. '' (Mf Wenled. Cenoe to be donated or tor cheap price, non-profitable organization 656-7107. 17-4 Wanted. Discarded signs ot all kinds. Will remove. 8684926. 16-4 38. 8ABDEH PRODUCE , 2000 8MA18 pickling ououmber tranaplanta In pest pole. 25 cente sa. 27441 - 16 Ave., Aldsr- grove. 868-2941. 19-2 40. MUSIC . 1st. 2nd. 3nj. MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE * Home purchase * Debt consolidation * Quick approvals WE ALSO BUY EXISTING MORTQAQEG AND AQREEMENTS FOR CASH ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 DOUGLAS CRESCENT UNGLEY, B.C. V3A4B4 owe. 530-2301 856-7639 eve Membere ol ths Mortgage Dealers Association ol British Columbia MUSIC LESSONS ' Piano * Accordlan ' Organ * Guitar Langley Music Studios Ltd. 27441 -16 Ave.- 856-2941 lIM-fflMf 42. PROPERTY FOR SALE 13Va ac, lge. ranch atyle horns, bam, greenhouae, tractor shed 6 wood ehed, dble. oar garage. $160,000. or offers. 398*4198. 18-4 CALL JOHN METZGER FOR FREE MARKET EVALUATION AND CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICE 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE WOLSTENCROFT REALTY CORP. 65 Yoare Solving Lower Mainland Customs*!* Call Now 630-0231 Eves. 856-6572 Chicks - Brown egg layere, white egg Isysre, meet birds. Order early. Ship anywhere. Nspler Chick Sales, 8743 - 216 St., Box 89, Mllner, B.C., VOX 1T0. 634-7lt2. 7400367-11 Pheasant eggs, $6. pr. doz. Chinese goose eggs, $1. ea. Peacock egga, $10. aa. Alter 4 p.m. 8684883. 18-2 49. BOATS FOR SALE Trailer with winch, spare tire, to fit 12-14 It. boat. Qood cond., never In salt water. $450.663-7269.19-4 CAN0E8 8 KAYAKS 30' modele of new 6 used to choose from. Rentals, repalra 8 accessories at Weetern Canoeing, Box 115, 2142 West Rlvsrslde, Abbotsford, B.C. Phone 19-800642-4 New Tudor home. $93,000; - 3 bdrm. split levol, quiet part ot Aldergrove. Oek cabinets, sunken fam. rm., 3 baths., F.P. 6 dble. garage. 2200 eq. ft. Much more. Call Dale Johnson 831-2208. 19-14870-2 ilesn, ueed, ohtoksn equip. For 6700 blrda. Inol. osgss, watering 8-'fsse'lbg eyateme. 886- 194 SO. MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT fendem axle equip, or cor trailer with rampe 6 elec. brakes. $1200. obo. 856- 5985. 17-4 John Deere bulldozer parts to lit modele 40-420, 430- 440 6 eome 1010. 6584566 18400621-3 50 gal. tractor mount sprayer. 2 yrs. old. Ideal lor row crops or berries. $800.856-7312. 18-4 Surplus motors, controls, electronlce, fans, blowere, welders, generators reducer, geara, diessl gas engines, pumps 6 compressors. Huge Inventory at pricing that may save you a bundle. New Items arriving every week. Store hours: 7:30 - 5:00 Mon. - Fri.; Sat.: 8:30 - 5:00. Friesen Electric Ltd., 32032 South Frassr Way, Clearbrook, 659-7101. 43-800193-11 51. AUTO. SUPPLIES Lote ot Vega 8 Astra parts. Vauxhall gas tank 8 new U-lolnt. Looking tor 10 or 12 speed bike for cheap. 856-2267. 17-4 Wracking 1973 Pontlac LeManz 2 dr. H.T. Qood motor, trans., auto. Parts $5. & up. 666-1767, 888- 0954. 1959 QMC parts. Hood, $50.; windshield, $35.; rear window, $25.; generator, $15.; bench seat, $25. 856- 8457 after 6 p.m. 18-2 1974 Honda Civic for aale for parts. Motor, trans., etc. Phone Mark 8564773. 19-4 1972 Dataun 510 for parts, with auto, trana. No eng. $1.8 up. 658-1936. 19-3 Chrome oil pan, 283, $20. 1974 Pinto motor 6 trans., $50. ea. 1974 Qremlin windshield, $50. 658.2469. 19-2 Parte lor 1973 Maverick. 8564776. 18-800613-2 52. MOTORCYCLES 1981 Honda CR80. Qood cond. $450. 666*4868. 18-4 1972 Kawaaakl H1 aeriea 500cc triple with racing fairing. Engine rebuilt. Paint job done by prolee- elonals. Have recelpta lor above work. Exc. rubber. $750. 8584786. 16400590-4 I 53. CAHS 53. CARS 53. CAR8 Scrap cars wanted. Bradner Salvage, 8884376.- . 9-793059-11 1976 Sedan Seville Cadillac. Exo. cond. $2800. View at 1308 • 248 St. or call Eric 8534460 or 666- 6107. 17400674-3 1979 Acadian. 4 cyl., 4 spd., AMfFM, sunroof, radlals, exc. cond. Asking $3250. 666-2926 eves. 17-4 RUSTV CHECK Rust protection for new and used vehicles. pommm AUTO BODY'LTD. 3075 - 275A St. (across from Safeway) 856-3993 or . 530-6860 Custom 1963 VW, black 8 grey. Sunrool, red vinyl eeats. New rebuilt 1600 cc, rebuilt 4 epd. trans., new front axle, 12V battery, new 14" radlals (on QM rlma), new exhaust system, AMfFM etereo tape. Qood runner, cheap on gaa, handles great. $1700. obo. My family of 6 will consider your Chev or Dodge In trade lor this VW. 856-6846. 16-tf SOMMEVE AU-T ICIC AUTO GLASS INSTALLATIONS SmOD^LS® *M Wta»»" DON'S AUTO BODY * PAINT SHOP LTD. 27441 FRASER HWY. ALDEROROVE ________ 14'flbreglaea boat, 50 H.P. Evlnrude outboard, 2 tanka, elec. start, plus trailer. $1600. 863-5186 Clearbrook. 19-800632-1 2 H.P. Johnson outboard motor, uaed only Vi hr. $450. 863-5168. 19-600633-1 52. MOTORCYCLES I960 Honda Passport 70cc. 6000 km., else. 6 menuel start, good cond. $400. 866-6424. TM I960 Honda XR80. Good cond., 2 helmets. $375. obo. Kerry 856-6852. 18-3 1987 Yemaha 50cc step- thru model. 2700 miles. Perfect cond. $200. 856- 7110. 18-2 CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 8-95292-tf 1952 DeSoto, heml Red Ram motor, $700. 1964 Comet, $250. 1971 Chev Vega, plus 73 motor, $150. 856-8441. 184 1976 Qremlin. Exc. cond. New tires, motor 6 clutch. $1500.658-4387. 16-4 Come see our NEW *599500 Abbotsford Imports 33286 South Frassr Way, AbbotsfoirJ 859-2813 Otvfovy, r^n^.hm—M Aldergrove's only real estate office! 856-4.106 '856-2525 530-0018 PARIS REALTY LTD. 27233 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove ENERGY SAVER RANCHER Extra Insulation & a F.P. Insert mske this 3 bdrm. rancher a energy miser. Lge. well landscaped lot with fruit trees. Located close to all amenities. Call Dorothea Kiss eves. 889-8459. SUPER CLEAN MOBILE Qood location, walk to shopping In Aider- grave. Sale incl. stove, fridge & drapes. It has to be seen. Call Kathy ovos. 8588542. COUNTRY ACREAGE CLOSE TO TOWN Easy maintenance split level, huge petlo to sit 6 enjoy the quiet of nature, on 4.87 ac. Cross ths wes bridge & enter e nature lover's paradise, with flowers, meadows 6 a beautiful stand of cedars. Call Kathy eves. 659-6542. 10 BARE ACRES On munic. water with a driveway In & power. The Ideal place to start your hobby farm. Csll Kathy tor details eves. 859-8542. 3 BEDROOM RANCHER Lge. lot, fenced backyard 6 extra parking tor your RV or what have you. Vendor serious, asking $87,900. Don't pass this one up. Call Kathy lor Info. eves. 859-8542. 8PICNSPAN 3 bdrm. home with a bdrm. 6 fam. rm. In the bright spacious bsmt. 2 lull baths plus enste. Lots of room for the active family. Call Sherry eves. 854-8064. THE BANK SAYS SELL 3.88 ac. In the Bradnsr erea, solid older house with a front porch tor summer lazing. 2800 sq. it. bam set up for voalors. Lots of fruit trees. Call Ksn for details eves. 658-1600. 35 ACRE FARM Farm for profit. Situated on the Frassr Hwy. east ol Aldergrove. Ideal place for a vegetable stand. Sell your own produce. Call Sohsn Sahota eves. 858-3177. SUMMER FUN- - awaits you here. Above ground pool with wrap around deck, Ige. brick B.B.Q., sauna & a changing room. Comes comploto with an 1626 sq. ft. spilt level home on a dead end street. To view cell Llnde evss. 858-8026. QUIET AREA Supers bdrm. home on a Ige. comer lot. Play house, sundeck & patio. Close to everything. Cell Elaine for details eves. 656-7351. COMMERCIAL ZONED C81 Over 13,000 sq. ft. with 78 ft. frontage. Suitable tor Qarden supply, building supply, retail, etc. Call Jan Patsra eves. 858-2480 lor details. 11.97 ACRE HOBBY FARM 2500 sq. It. cape cod houso, bam, workshop, chicken house & machine sited. Property all fenced & cross fenced. Close to town with good freeway access. Call Ken evss. 856-1600. JUST REDUCED Qood 3 bdrm. home In the Perkslds area. Partly finished bsmt., lol 65x105. Ask about the assm. mtge. Call Shirley evss. 533-5710. RUFtAL LIVING Live in the country on .36 ol an acre. Qood 3 bdrm. rancher in super clean cond. In the 530- phons srea. Call Elaine eves. 858-7531.' EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED .AND OPERATED.! 1980 Spirit AMC hatchback. 4 cyl. atand. Exc. In & out. 50,000 miles, 34 M.P.Q. $3675. obo. 866- 2065. IM Cash lor scrap cara. Yard cleen up. Some ueed parts. 534-7659. 16-800597-4 Reea. repalra to all makee ol care 6 trucke done at your convenience. Complete mobile ehop at your. doorstep. 688-8167 or 690-' 4010. 6-800381 -tf '■ 1976 Plymouth Arrow QS, auto., $2600. obo. 1679 Ford P.U., 4 apd., p.e., p.b., new paint, $3000. obo. Both good cond. 686- 7975. IM 1980 Mueteng, p.e., p.b.,' vinyl roof. $3000. 866-4920. 18-2 1973 while Muetang, exc. running order, 73,000 ml., p.e., radio. Lota of Vega parta. New Vauxhall U- lolnt. Qas tank. 666-2267 Rick. IM 1966 Chevelle 4 dr. 283 auto. Qood mechenlcelly. $275. Obo. 859-3664. 17-3 1975 Pinto Runebout 4 cyl. auto. Radio, new brakes, rebuilt eng. 6 trana., 2 spare snows. Exc. cond. $1695. obo. 633-3080. 17-3 1977 Chrysler 2 dr. H.T. Stereo, hitch, etc. 58,000 miles. Exc. tow vehicle. Must be seen. $3975. with hitch, $3725. without. 669- 8956. IM NOW - SUPERB TOWNHOUSES IN ALDERGROVE • Good quality carpets • 8 different interior finishes • Beautiful cedar siding • 2 car parking for owners • Ample visitor parking • Spacious landscaped grounds • Maintenance fees approx. $45/mo. • 2 yr. - 9%% innovative financing CHECK THESE FEATURES: •1200 sq.ft. to 1300 sq.ft. • 6 appliances • 3 bathrooms • 3 bedrooms • Fireplace • Dining room • Nook • Ample storage • Walk-in closet • Quality kitchen cabinets • Roughed-ln vacuum system • Close to schools, park and shopping •Prices start at $50,000 OPEN HOUSE DAILY - 2:00 ■ S:Q0 P.M. WEEKLY DOOR PRIZE: Mother's Day gift of picture rug wall hanging Winner of microwave — Steve Kulak of Aldergrove DISPLAY SUITE LOCATED AT No. 84 - 27044 - 32nd AVENUE (1 block north of Fraser Highway in Aldergrove) Phone em Frioson BERTRAND ESTATES LTD. Site: 856-9422 Res.: 852-3614 1966 Rambler Ambassador. Fair ell-round cond. Qood reliable transportation. $400.656-8344. 17-4 ,1973 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham. Qood transportation. Asking $500. 868- 3786. 16-800591-4 1975 Montego. 1 owner. $1000. obo. 658*3104, 16-3, 1974 Toyoto Corolla 1600, deluxe model, low mileage. 1973 Chev Nova, 350 motor, Immac. cond. 050- 3196. IfW 1962 Chev II. Reliable transportation, cleen, runo good. 105,000 orlg. mllee. 8400. obo. 6584466. 18-2 1971 Ford LTD wagon, p.a.,' p.b., good rubber. 351 V8. Good running order. $600. obo. 686-1286. • IM 1977 Trene Am. White, exc. cond. Meg wheela, Pioneer stereo, 78,000 km. Must be eeen. 84000. obo. 856-9668. 184 1988'e Chrysler 8 Falcon. Qood running order. $800. ea. Ph. 66MS78 lor Info. 18-2 For eele or trede. 1987 Impale 2 dr. H.T., 283, 2-spd., megs, lust Installed 4 barrel cerb..81100. or trede lor QM car body to accommodate V8. 888-9778 18-800612-4 1986 Ford Falcon. Qood running cond. Qood body ahapa. $300. Muat aell by Friday. 886-1316. 19-800513-1 1973 Dodgo Swinger. New tlrea, new red, very well maintained. 630*8813. 1M 1966 Codlllac convertible. Qood cond., all power. $5500. Trades considered. 868.1662. __± 2 • 1963 Valiants. 1 convertible, .1 4 door. Both restoreble, Convertible sanded, ready lor painting. Moving, must sell. 868- 0480. IM 1974 Toyoto Corolla. Front end damaged. Motor 6 trans. 15,000 mllee, with new clutch. 3150. obo. 868-7666. IM Blue 1976 Bulck Apollo. 4 dr., 350 V6, outo., p.e., p.b., radial tires. Exc. running cond. $1200. 886- 8446. IM 1878 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham. Qood transportation. Asking $400. 888- 3786. 16-800591-4 1886 Chevelle. Qood cond. $1500. or trede for camper. 668-7124. 19-3 1972 Corvette Stingray. 454, rag top, 4 apd. New paint. Exc. cond. 86250, Phone 85M667. 19-800646-1 1971 Toyota Corolla. 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 apd. $600. 868- 0356. IM 1960 Chrysler LeBaron Town 6 Country. 41,000 km. $7000. obo. 834-1678. IM 1976 Honda Civic hatchback. Sunrool, radio. Very cleen. $3000. Evee. 868- 0298. 1M 1976 Mercury Montego. Rebuilt trenny - water pump. New brakee. Needs muffler repair. $1500. 886- 6650. 1M 84.1111)0X1 BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-98700-tl 1974 QM heavy duty Vi ton. Qood running order. 6750. obo. 688-2*61, 18-3 16*2 eempertnd VW van. Cornea with lent. 8700. obo. 888-3388. 18*2 1*7$ Mania truck. Needa motor work. Canopy Incl. Only $500.888-1484. IM 1976 Chat window van. 350, VB, p.a., p.b., new ahocka. Exo. cond. 83900., without bonchoo 83800. obo.666-7-12*. 1M Auto body repalra - collision work. $15. pr. hr. Call Jim 8884886. 1M & 18 THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 91984 54. TRUCKS 1974 QMC 3500 etep In van. 14 ft., V8 auto, trana., dual 16.5 tires. $2500. 856- 6162. ■*'-■ 1977 Ford F260 •» ton super cab with canopy. 400, 4 spd. Very good cond. $3200. obo. 666-1842 1M 1973 Ford 1 ton, with box. 81000.000.656-3900. 1M 1967 Fold Vi ton. 1971 Ford « ton. $850. the balr or wrecking for parte. 886- 9365. _\ 6 H. Security aluminum canopy, cargo door. $250. obo. 864.5368. 19-1 1972 Ford. Complete body. No rust. 656-7669. 19-2 1966 Dodge D100. Exc. motor, dutch 6 trana. Body nseds work. Phone eves, only 858*4626. 19-3 1976 Chev window van. Camperlzed, bed, table, propane turnaoe. Qood cond. $3500. 866-1313. 19-4 1967 Chev etepslde pickup. Exc. cond. V6, p.a., p.b. $1500. 858-1313. 19-800649-4 1973 Datsun deluxe. Qood running cond. Complete with 7 tires 8 wheels. $450. obo. 856-2436. 19-2 1969 Fargo camperlzed van, $650.2167 Marten St., Clearbrook. 1M SS. BUSINESS OPPOR. S.A. dump truck with P.U.C. license. Qood little business. 658-2062. 19-2 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Stepping Stones Licensed family daycare has openlnge for full and! or part time children. 1-3 yre., $214. pr. mth.; 3 to klndergerten, $368. pr. mth.; afterschool $83. pr. mth. Nutritional morning 6 afternoon enack 8 lunch provided. Open from 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. For further Info. 6 registration please call Mre. Denise Kowalskl, personally licensed 8 exp. with preschool 6 handicapped children. 866-2662. Located at 264 St. 6 29 Ave. 19-800524-2 For aale by Aldergrove Qirl Quldes. 3 heavy canvas tents, sleeps 5. External alum, poles, Ige. windows. $70. ea. 8684486. 1M TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 3 bdrm. twnhse. Balcony, atove, Irldge, waaher, dryer, F.P., carport, storage Cloee to echoole 6 chopping. $430. pr. mth. After 6 p.m. phone 630- 0626, 19-800525-1 Mothor'c Day special. 3 puppies, exo. with children, 6 wks. old. 684-1030. 19-2 Oil lumace, 88 BTU's. tn good cond. $76. obo. 060- 4027. 19-2 Soli or trad*. 90% rebuilt 1962 Studebaker Tourlemo. V8, auto, on camperlzed van. 886-9610. 19-2 Fraaer Valley Rook 6 Qem Club next meeting Fri., May 11, 8 p.m. at OAP hall, Aldergrove. 19-1 22 calibre Coooy repeater rifle. $85. obo. 886-1409. 19-3 Yellow brldeomald dreee, size 16. Qood grad dress. 866-2382. IM ~ Started pullets 6 roosters. Brown egg layere. 866- 6066. IM 10 epd. bike 8 ladlos 5 spd. bike. $60. ea. Alter 4 p.m. 866-9804. 19-2 Membership * lot, Bleck Mountain Ranoh. Reaa. Details 866-4737. 18-3 Room 8 board avail, for mature pereon. Non- smoker, reaa. rent. 659- 5202. 19-800527-1 Qarage eale. Meny baby Items, lampo, bicycle, B6W T.V., paintings. Sat. 6 Sun., 9-5 p.m. #64 - 232 St. _\ 1979 Chev Impala. Qood family car. Asking $4250. 656-7271. _± Smell ohlld'e bike with training wheels. New cond. 856-8303 Franz. 1941 Bachelor el*, tor rent. Avail. May 15. $210. pr. mth. 866-7860.19-800522-1 1966 Beaumont. 283 auto., p.a., p.b., good cond. $300 866-4820. 19-800528-1 2 eedar lawn ohaire, 1 sleeping bag, brand new. 666-6119 phone between 5-6 p.m. 19-800529-2 Able, voroalllo handyman. 25 yre. exp. Appllence repair, plumbing 8 electric work, painting, mobile home meinlenance, locka Installed 6 repaired, gun- smithing, general houeehold maintenance. Call Charlie 866-8118. . ______ Canoe, 14 H. Frontiersman cargo. $250. obo. 060-2060 __2 Solo 8 chair; good cond. 6160.666-6682. 19-2 4 family garage eele. Lge. verlety Heme. Set., May 12, M p.m. 26833 - 34 Ave, |8at. only). 19-1 Loving nanny will babysit In my home. $2. pr. hr. or $15. pr. day. Phone Carrie 666-2107. IM Quality Bulll Aldergrove, 1040 eq. It., new 3 bdrm. home on 55x134.5 it. lot. With stream, enste. olf master bdrm., dble. glazed windows, shake root, F.P., alum, aiding. Many other extras avail, with exc. financing terme. Drive by 27423 - 32 Ave. Ken 633- 3916. 19-800517-4 Rototllllng avail. Aldergrove area. 52 In. tiller. Ken 633-3816. 19-2 Deeplreeze, oloc. range, Yemaha organ, Filter Queen vacuum, hide-abed, portable dlehwasher,. sewing machine, oval chrome table. 32848 Bevan Ave., Abbotsford. 659-6886 19-800519-1 Wented. Child's plastic swimming pool. 534-1103. 19-3 For eale. 15 mth. old P.B. female Siberian Huaky, blue eyee. 668-1628. 1M Aldergrove Nice 3 bdrm. bsmt. home, fridge 6 stove. Close to schools & shopping. Avail. May 22. $550. pr. mth. 656- 9329. 19-600520-2 Klondike H.T. tent trailer. Spayed femele Jack Ruasel Well token care of. 868- terrier to good home. $100. 6241. 19-2 6564)222. * 19-2 LUV-YUR CANOE RANCH Rentela 8 Sales 068-6165 or 050-0202 19-800521 -tf SELL IT IN THE STAR - 856-8303 Wented. 4 or 6 H.P. Brlgge 8 Stratton horizontal shaft. Reae. 668-5664. 19-2 UNTIL S 14 built-in stitches plus buttonholer c Air power foot control, variable speeds C Top drop-in bobbin & much more **> Extra penetrating power, even one stitch at a time Reg. ,104r (Nationally advertised in the May issue of Canadian Living Magazine)' Remember mom - She deserves simply the beat • Elna elna so H^S^^iej LANGFIELD MALL, UNIT NO. 9, ... M_4 20466 LOGAN AVE., LANGLEY PHONE 534-Zl71 Otter Holstein club starts another 1°®™* ™!!1S.$!?'?!S0 AUJERGROVE - The Otter Holstein 4-H club has started another exdting year of interesting events. The president for this year is Dean Wautier With Tina Krentz elected as vice-president. Secretary is Barbi Hlavach," treasurer Jeneen Rankin, and press reporter Terri Giacomazzi. The dub was represented well at the district "speech level With . terri Giacomazzi of the seniors speaking on "Canada" and for the juniors Tia Wautier -speaking on "Chimpanzees" and Kira Rankin on "Computers." Tia won fourth and Kira won third place with day. their speeches at the Langley district finals. Presently the club is attending the district judging nights every Tuesday, and are hoping for another1 successful showing season starting on July 19 with the Abbotsford fair, and achievement W1TWIPEG - Linda Toews of most recent winners on the Aldergrove was one of eight Provincial Howere game. , British Columbia residents who Toews won $10,000 in the, hit the jadtpot and became the instant prize lottery, Small subdivisions okayed MURRAYVILLE - An application by Dan Murphy to subdivide property at 248 Street and 59 Avenue has been approved by municipal council. Three existing parcels will be split into 19 new lots. MURRAYVILLE - Municipal council has okayed a small subdivision in urban Aldergrove, Five lot residential subdivision is located at the north-west comer of 32 Avenue and 273 Street. Local man earns Masters degree Patricia W.I. work for community BELUNGHAM, Wash, - Western Washington University last week awarded masters degrees to 40 graduate students for fall and winter quarter, 1983- 1984. Of those degrees, seven received master of education degrees, 14 master of science degrees, 18 master of arts degrees, and one earned a master of business degree. Grant W. Cariaw of Aldergrove received a master of education degree specializing in secondary school administration. Many new Otter horse club members AIDERGROVE - The general meeting of Otter's 4H horse club was held in December. A lot of new members have been welcomed into the Obituary ONSTEINE - Passed away on April 30, 10G4 In Langley Memorial hospital. Roy Onitelne, aged 04 yeara, Iste of 4033 - 270 Street, Aldergrove, end formerly ol Cache Creek. Mr. Onstelne Is survived by his wife Oeorglne, two daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Tom (Leigh) Qreler, of Salmon Arm, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave (Gall) Carlson of Mission. Four sons; Larry Onstelne ol Slow Lake, Alberta; Gary and wife Shelly Onatelne ol Calgary; Allan Onslolno of New Westminster; Chris Onslolno et home. Also four grandchildren; Adrlana and Andrea Grolor, Trevor and Tyler Onstslne. Three brothers snd one slstsr. Numsrous nieces and nephews. Funeral service wss hsld Friday, May 4 at 1:30 p.m. Irom the Chapel ot Hendersons Langley Funeral Home, Rev. Matthew Smith officiating. Cremation followed. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, Fraser Valley District, 6507 - 203 8treet, Langley, B.C. V3A2K4. club. Public speaking was held in February. Senior winners were Kim SaUder, Nicki McNair and Andrea Blamire. Junior winners were Denise Allen, Jeffrey Edgley and Corinne Wuschke. McNair went on to win Langley district's public speaking finals with Blamire placing a close second. Workdays at Highland Hills also started in February and have been well attended. Vicki Edgley is the instructress this year. Twelve of the dub members attended Mt. Lehman's April Fool's playday. The club is sponsoring Andrea Blamire in the Cloverdale Rodeo Queen pageant. A politick supper for the contest was attended1 byy members and Andrea did a great job on her 100% Financing Available Comet Communications B.C. limited 'Sales and service of quality satellite TV systems at an affordable price. 107-20551 Langley Bypass 533-1517 speech and modelling. Pageant will be held May 18 at Cloverdale. Nicki McNair is representing 4-H junior council in the Miss Langley pageant. Demonstrations were held on April 8 with senior placings by Cindy Mortimer and Nicki McNair, Laurie Rippon and Erika Sa- ger, and Glynis Heather and Alison McNair. Junior placing were Denise and Sara Allen, Corinne Wuschke and Leah Chenier, and' Lexine Sahly and Dana Sopel. An invitational show will be held on Sunday, June 3 at Langley Riders arena. Achievement day will be Sunday, July 22 at Campbell Valley park. It looks like a busy and exciting season is ahead for the members. ALDERGROVE - Patricia Women's Institute held their annual plant and bake sale arid tea, and members would like to thank friends and neighbors who helped make this event a success. Prize winners in the raffle were Rose Wautier (quilt), M. Rivers of Langley, and Bruno Giacomazzi of Aldergrove. The April meeting was held at the home of Dagney Johnston with 11 members and one visitor present. A donation towards helping with the a- wards day at Aldergrove secondary school is to be sent to their secretary. Invitations were received from Pine- grove institute to their Mother's Day tea on May 8, and from Poplar Manor in Abbotsford, to their 60th anniversary party on May 10. Queen Alexandra Hospital in Victoria are in need of leg warmers of all sizes and colors for patients in wheelchairs, and afghans of all colors for single beds. »•» Children's Hospital in Vancouver also have a list of needs for the small pa tients, and we hope to work on some of those articles. LAND SURVEYOI G.C. Emerson • 530-8733 SAFETY CHECKED & SERVICED READY FOR SUMMER 1983 Toyota Corolla 4 door sedan. 5 speed, p.s., 3 AM/FM cassette. Only 23,000 51 km. 1 owner. : THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS ON MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEMS Due to heavy water demand during the summer months a restriction on lawn and garden sprinkling, will be In effect commencing May 18,1884. Further restrictions may be placed If conditions warrant during hot weather. During this period, residents In odd numbered houses shall be permitted to sprinkle'only on odd numbered days and those In even numbered houses on even numbered days. NO sprinkling Is permitted between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any day. These restrictions are being'Imposed to assist In maintaining adequate water supplies and fire protection for everyone. Further notice will be given In the newspaper when the restrictions are eased or removed. Your co-operation Is anticipated and appreciated. W.S. LAKEVOLD, P. ENG., Director of Engineering 18-14557-3 You Do Better at ECONO ■ Color film developing and printing Single Prints 3V4 k 5 jgjjf 12exp....$l*8 15 exp. ... *« 24 exp. ... 36 exp. ... $698 Double Size or j Doable Prists 12exp.^29* I 15 exp.... $4W 1 2*e*p.. .*7*8 | 36 exp.... HE9* I ♦ On All C-41.110,126,135 and Dhc Rim. ' L^aimrov-.. <.«««. so.,., _._ West Oaks Mali, Clearbrook 854-19721 May meeting will be held at the home of A. Giacomazzi. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF, LANGLEY . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAWS MAY 14,1984 Notice Is hereby given that all persons who believe their Interest In property affected by the following By-laws shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard on matters contained in the by-laws at a public hearing to be held In the Council Chamber, Municipal Hall, 4914 - 221st Street, Langley, B.C. at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, May 14,1984. 1. Langley Zoning By-law 1970, No. 1302 Amendment (Fraser West Realty) By-law No. 2244,1984. The purpose of this By-law Is to delete from the Zoning Map attached to By-law 1302 those lands located Immediately east of Wllloughby Court, more particularly described as a portion of the Remainder of Lot 3, South East Vt Section 15, Township 8, Plan 7633, N.W.D. 2. Langley Zoning By-law 1978 No. 1799 Amendment (Fraser West Realty) By-law No. 2245,1984. The purpose of this By-law Is to add to the Zoning Maps attached to By-law 1799 those lands located Immediately east of Wllloughby Court, more particularly described as a portion of the Remainder of Lot 3, South East Vt Section 15, Township 8, Plan 7633, N.W.D. The by-law also designates these same lands as a Residential District Four (R-4) Zone and as a Development Permit Area. GENERAL INTENT: The general Intent of By-law No.'s 2244 and- 2245 la to rezono approximately 1.13 hectares (2.79 acres) of (arid from -Urban Two (UR-2) By-law 1302 to Residential District Four (R-4) By-law 1799, In order to allow for the development of a 17 lot single .family subdivision. To ensure a comprehensive approach to the development, the area Is being designated as a Development Permit Area. In conjunction with these By-laws, the Township's Subdivision and Development Control By-law Is also being amended (from 3716 M2 or approximately one acre) to allow 371.6 M2 (4000 square foot) lots. 3. Langley Zoning By-law No. 1302 Amendment (Churches) By-law No. 2254, 1984. The purpose of this By-law Is to rezone all existing churches In By-law No. 1302 to "Civic Institutional District" (P-1). This new zone defines churches as an assembly use providing for the assembly of persons for religious, cultural, or educational purposes. 4. Langley Zoning By-law No. 1799 Amendment (Churches) By-law No. 2255, 1984. Jhe purpose of this By-law Is to rezone all existing churches In By-law 1799 to "Civic Institutional District" (P-1); and to add 'churches' to the list of permitted uses in this zone. 5. Fort Langley Zoning By-law, 1948 No. 677 Amendment (Churches) By-law No. 2256,1984. The purpose of this By-law Is to rezone all existing churches In By-law No. 677 to "Civic Institutional District" (P-1). This new zone defines churches as an assembly use providing for the assembly of persons for religious, cultural, or educational purposes. 6. Murrayville Zoning By-law, 1950, No, 720 Amendment (Churches) By-law No. 2257,1984. The purpose of this By-law Is to rezone all existing churches In By-law No. 720 to "Civic institutional District" (P-1). This new zone defines churches as an assembly use providing for the assembly of persons for religious, cultural, or educational purposes. 7. Brookswood/Belmont Zoning By-law, 1970 No. 1304 Amendment (Churches) By-law No. 2258,1984. The purpose of this By-law Is to rezone all existing churches in By-law No. 1304 to "Civic Institutional District" (P-1). This new zone defines churches as an assembly use providing for the assembly of persons for religious, cultural, or educational purposes. GENERAL INTENT: The general intent of By-laws 2254, 2255, 2256, 2257 and 2258 Is to amend existing Township Zoning By-laws In order to establish all churches In the Municipality as permitted uses In the "Civic Institutional District P-1" Zone. j Copies of the By-laws and supporting reports may be viewed at the Clerk's Office at the Municipal Hall, 4914 - 221st Street, Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on regular working days. Further enquiries should be directed to the Planning Department, 534-3211. ROD EDWARDS Municipal Clerk 18-14667-2 | 1 mt-t-i! . . _ . ^- __ti__M S_S_t_?_3_milmmmmmmV^ §.-.:- ■'-.■■■■■■■■ -•' lmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 91984 19 Fresh! Cod Fillets or Snapper Fillets. $373 Kg Fresh! Strawberries California Grown. No. 1 Grade. $"|74 Kg New Crop Potatoes White Rose. California Grown. No. 1 Grade. 44* K9 Barllnka 'tt 'ir.~ -'llt-.i,' it; ■'.■•■- .'.111.-. . J I'm $e|96 Kg Large Size Tomatoes Florida Grown. No. 1 Grade. $j30 Kg Ovenjoy White or 60% Whole Wheat. 675g Sliced Loaf. Prices effective May 9-12, 1984 at your friendly Aldergrove Safeway Store. We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities. CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED * ^i^v^^-V/-'-•W^ 20 ' THE ALDEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1984 /T" ~—'—T "—" SAFEWAY Save on DOUBLE SAVINGS with Safeway I Esso DOUBLE DOLIARS With every $25 purchase at Safeway, spend an extra penny and receive a Double Dollar Coupon worth $100 off a minimum 30 Litre gas purchase at participating Esso Retailers. Upon validation, save $l00 on Safeway Double Dollar Features. Come into Safeway and save with Double Dollars. Save$ 100 on Esso gas with Double Dollars Save $100 on these Double Dollar Features §cotties Scott &Purex Paper Products Purex Bathroom Tissue 8 roll pkg. 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