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tmmemmm M p TOWNSHIP BUDGET PROMISES Legislative Library Par'Hame-it Bullditugs Vlotoria, B.C. 1B8V ilk No increase in millrate MURRAYVME - "A cautiously optimistic budget.that holds the line," has been promised by Langley township's finance committee chairman, Ald.Carol Gran, for 1984. ;'•;: . "Ttiere is no increase in the general tax rate, and there are no debilitating service cuts," Gran says of her provisional' budget tabled in council this week. Budget totals $47.9-million, as compared to the 1983 budget of $43.2-rhillion. the extra $4.7-million is expected to come from hew taxable sources. Operating expenditures have increased by less than one percent over last year's. ! . There will be no increase in the 1984 general mill rate, but in order to pay for two new fire engines, Langley's taxpayers will have to suffer an increase in the fire' levy. This k-vy only applies to buildings and other improvements, and, in practical terms; a property owner, assessed at $50,000 for. improvements will have to shell out an additional $13 for fire protection in 1984. Of the $4.7-million budget increase in expenditures, $3.9- million will be set aside for new capital projects.'Most of these are expected to be funded from development cost levies. "The 1984 provisional budget sees, the continuation of bur Mariana Dunster and four-leggod friend. Dogs healed at shelter FORT LANGLEY- Two: badly injured dogs were brought to the Langley SPCA last week. Trapper and Porky are just two of the animals the society is sheltering. . "These two dogs are very special and are in need of a very special and caring home," says manager Marlene Dunster. Trapper is a German shepherd cross. His special feat was dragging a leg-hold trap around for about six days. Sighted on Bee. 31 with the trap clamped on his leg, the animal was finally caught on Jan. 6 suffering incredulous pain. The owner of the dog has ' not yet been ideated. Porky, also a German shepherd cross, was' found in a public washroom at' McDonald park in Sumas. He had encountered a porcupine and the results were gruesome. The .quills had infected his snout but since then lie commitment to maintaining our infrastructure through an active, road and bridge program," says Gran. "Budget continues council's . responsible commitment to restraint. Action is well underway to increase our efficiency and effectiveness in delivering services through use of new technology in such areas as energy conservation and computers." Banking the taxes slammed Expressing criticism of the 1984 provisional budget, Aid. Muriel Arnason says that there is no money budgeted; for .contingencies. "It makes good sense to put contingency money aside," she told fellow councilors as soon as Gran had finished the reading of her budget speech Monday morning. Amason said that sooner or later the municipality would have to face up to the fact that sewer and water services would have to be provided throughout the township. Monies should be put aside for this, she saM. | But Amason's objections were quickly overruled by Mayor Bill piair. | "I am shocked!" said Blair in imock despair. "You, Aid. Amazon' have always been an advocate of the agricultural land reserve, and now you are suggesting we install water' lines and sewers throughout!" "I cannot see taking any more money from the taxpayers, to put in the bank," said Gran. "People are in desperate straits," said Blair. "We shouldn't tax them any heavier than we. do now." Blair added that he could not subscribe to the philosophy that all taxpayers in Langley should pay in order for some to reap the benefits from public services. "It is' a matter of who is going to pay the piper," he said. "I don't want to pay for someone else's sekvices," said Gran. . Councilors then adopted her budget, with only Amason voting contrary. Aldergrove/Star litegitin-nisth>n carborundum Vol. 27 No. 3 Wednesday, January 18, 1984 14 pages 30° per copy Nothing but hot air •Lynda Franz Photo has been treated with tender, loving care. "Both dogs are still very friendly even after their injuries. They would make excellent pets for a family who would take care' of them and help them on their way to recovery," says Dunster, Dunster is the new supervising manager at the local SPCA. She has many future plans, including renovating the shelter. To aid in the renovations and in the general upkeep of the shelter, volunteers are needed. If you are a person who would like to spend some time helping the animals or would like to buy one of the animals in the shelter, the number.to call is 856-4600. Prices are very, cheap, and only charged to defray costs. If you spot or are in custody of . an injured animal, there is an emergency number that you can call any time of the day. It is 888-0626. MURRAYVILLE - It used to be ultralites. Now it is hot air balloons. " Apparently they scare the living daylights out of cattle, horses, dogs, and councilors. Those daring (young) men in their flying machines and various, other contraptions want to be able to do their thing high above soukiheaela,^Anfethjt& woriies council persons of both sexes. Pilots of ultralight planes were' banned from langley municipal airport after councilors deemed that they had but little merit above this township. It was the usual yes-no-yes-no situation as councilors debated this matter for more than a year. Finally it was thumbs down. Now the adventurous souls want to pump up their spheres with hot air and glide away into the wild blue, yonder. Ah, but councilors have a thing, or two to say about that as well. The only council member who seems to be somewhat in favor of the balloonists is Aid. John Beales, himself an aviator. And.so it goes. Aid. Len Fowler paints the, darkest picture of what might happen if the aeronauts are let loose. Cattle - and horses have been known to go stampeding through barbed wire fences, he says. Later veterinarians have to sew them back together. Dogs run yapping after the elusive crafts and in the process tire hit by cars, he says. There could be possible injury to people and-or property.'1 "Thoy (the balloonists) have caused a lot of havoc," he says. "We did not allow ultralights; we should not allow balloons," Pedestrian hit by car ALDERGROVE - A single car accident Sunday night claimed the life of a local resident. Randy Keith Kirchmayer, 24, of 2978-276 Street was killed instantly when he was struck by a vehicle operated by Christina Semeniuk, also of Aldergrove. Kirchmayer was struck down while walking along the roadway in the 3400 block of Jackman Road. No charges are expected as a result of this incident. Kirchmayer was dressed in dark cloth- - ing at the time of the accident. says Aid. Carol Gran. "We made that very sensible decision last year." 4 [Councilors decide to refer the matter to the airport advisory committee for input. Not that they necessarily will do as recommended, they point out. And committee member Beales is asked to. bring the matter back ;.^ hinw» iv«S«v' *■ They could of course do like their political ancestors did when Henry Ford's first motor cars started running across the North American continent. Bylaws were quickly passed in those days requiring that a bell ringer on foot walk in front of every one of the new contraptions, to warn man and beast of the impending danger of an automobile approaching at the reckless speed of five miles or so an hour. Legislators go back VICTORIA - British Columbia's 57 members of the legislature will go Lkto work Jan. 30 after a 3%-month recess. The session of the B.C.legislature, which was adjourned Oct. 21 by premier Bill Bennett for an indefinite period after a hectic four-month sitting, will resume at 2 p.m. The government's first item of business likely will be to get authorization to spend more money. It only has the authority • to spend money until Jan. 31, though last year it operated for more than three months without this authorization. Debate on the government's spending estimates for the current year, which ends March 31, had not been completed when the recess was called. There also were several outstanding and contentious bills on the order aper. The le budget, which advocated restraint, called for a 12.3-percent increase in spending and a deficit of $1.6-billion. They keep on trucking MURRAYVILLE - Mayor Bill Blair said it was "a very wise move," and councilors agreed. They postponed the implementation of a Langley truck route and parking bylaw for at least six months. Blair said the truckers in Langley had agreed that they were prepared to police themselves with a minimum of gov ernment interference. "There should be a bylaw when needed, but there shouldn't necessarily be a bylaw," said Blair. "We are getting to have so many now that nearly everything is becoming far too restricted." Councilors said the truckers should be informed of suggested truck routes to take through the municipality. Tynehead in, lake out By IAN CAMERON . MURRAYVILLE - Aldergrove Lake and 'Campbell Valley are out. Tynehead park is in. At least, that is how Langley township councilors feel about It. No racetrack for them, thank you. •;.: the thing is that Surrey residents may feel differently about it. They and their council probably think that the two regional parks in Langley municipality are favored candidates. Their own Tynehead wilderness park, proposed for a major zoological garden, would likely have to be saved for that purpose. "It is the perfect location!" says mayor BUI Blair. Meaning p erfect for a racetrack. "We should take up a petition for the Tynehead location," adds Aid. Carol Gran. And councilors demurely snicker approval. Thing is, the provincial government has come out in favor of Aldergrove Lake park being transformed into a major racetrack facility. Motorsports fans are happy. But not so happy are taxpayers living near and far from the Aldergrove park, and by the thousands they have banded together to fight this intrusion. Local government officials, of course, want to please. They will send a letter "as soon as possible" objecting to even mentioning Aldergrove Lake - and Campbell Valley for that matter - as possible locations. Industry minister Don Phillips department, lobbied by represen tatives of the various motorsports organizations in the province, last year completed a study (now completed, but not yet released) which lists various lower mainland sites by preference. Aldergrove tops the list, followed by Tynehead and south west Langley's Campbell Valley. Regional directors from the GVRD's parks board will be meeting today to discuss the government brief, says Blair. Representatives of the Save the Aldergrove Lake Park committee have been invited, he says. "It is just the same way it is with garbage dumps," says one council • member. "Everybody wanta them, but they do not want them near to where they live." Town Talk By LYNDA FRANZ What do you think is needed in order to live a long and healthy life? Lome Barnes: Vitamins are the answer. Diet and exercise can make anyone happy, they make me happy. The wrong foods can deter life. Doug Day: Travel and relaxation. Work only when needed and learn to take things as they come. Rondi O'Krqne: Exercise and vitamins aid in the process of living a long life. Sharlene Sleber: Bread and water or in other words, food. Proper food helps you stay healthy. lonnie O'Krane: Hockey definitely makes your life longer, Vem Friesen: Money and a fast car. Dick Dolby: Bowling is needed to live a long and healthy life. Perfect bowling scores make me happy. Arlene Kltsul: Be yourself and enjoy people around you. O m 2 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNE8DAY, JANUARY 18,1004. SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM rove tops at Alder Lanes bowling ALDERGROVE - The past weekend saw the Aldergrove senior girls basketball team travel to Calgary and win the Central Memorial Rams invitational. The girl with different rules and a different size basketball, against Bishop Grandin and they started trailing slowly 12-3 at quarter ALDERGROVE - Quiring Motors Is leading In tha Atom league [8-9 year olds]. Last week thoy beat a team from Seattle, 6-2. Aldergrove Minor Hockey Association standings 1. Firefighters 2. Bills's Auto Body 12 3. Sabil Insur. 12 4. Warkentin's Jewellers 12 12 GPWLTGFGAPts 12 3 5 4 36 30 10 2 38.40 12 1 30 44 9 3 38 18 17 "2 38 3512 1 60 34 21 0 44 5110 3 34 56 5 3 44 67 5 1 53 4313 2 42 35 14 2 42 36 12 5 4 7 5 1210 12 5 12 1 11 1 11 6 11 6 11 5 New film to help save lives 1. Kohler's 2. Quiring Mtrs. 3. Dawson Brill 4. Pacific Foods 1. Kinsmen 2. Aid. Star 3. S&RColl. 4. Otter Co-op HOUSE TEAM RESULTS NOVICE Team2 4 vsteam4 3 Teaml 3 vs team3 5 >.-. v atom.,.a,.^-: ?;■ :x. Teaml 5 vs team 3: 3 mm 2 3 vs toa*'4~-3 v ' ' PEE WEE Teaml 3 vs teams 5 Team4 5vsteam2 3 . INDIVmVAL\PpjNT LEADERS G. A. No. 8 S. Henry- Langley 16 ig No. 7 D. Webb - Langley 16 15 No. 7 D. Ferguson - Aldergrove 11 16 No. 14 B. Fuller-Cloverdale . 18 6 No. 12 T. Schmidt - Aldergrove 10 13 No. 15 C. Penny - Aldergrove n 12 No. 2 M. Morrelli - Langley 12 11 No. 6 D. Carpenter - Hope 14 9 No. 9 D. Colban - Mission 9 11 No. 9 G. Pawluk • N. Delta 6 14 GOAL TENDER STANDINGS , No. 30 Elmandani - Surrey 6 No. 1 Couper - N.. Delta No. 2 5 No. 30 Roberts - N. Delta No. 1 No. 1 Towill - N. Delta No. 1 No. 14 Garbet - Mission No. 15 O'Hara - Cloverdale No. l.Mella-Surrey No. 1 Batt - Aldergrove No. 1 Humphey - Langley No. 30 Warren - Abbotsford 20NE THREE BANTAM >fi GP Pts. Mission 16 25 Cloverdale 15 15 Surrey 16 25 N. Delta 2 14 13 N.Delta 1 14 20 Aldergroveie 13 Langley 16 16 Hope 14 7 Abbotsfordie 16 Wh. Rock 15 2 1.3 2.0 2.0 2.4 2.5 2.7 2.7 2.8 3.0 41614 3.1 B" STANDINGS 8 10 12 17 20 16 16 20 18 VICTORIA - "Lost in the Woods", a new film by award- winning Victoria film- maker Barry Casson, has taken three years to reach the screen but now that it's completed its pro- . ducer is hoping it will help save lives. The film is the 'dramatic story of a •\ young boy's survival after becoming lost . overnight in a west- coast forest. It was adapted from a story . by Victoria teacher Pts. Colleen Politano who 31 used it to teach stir- 31 vival techniques to 27 her pupils after hear- 24 ing about two boys 23 lost in bush several 23 years ago in 23 Houston. 23 Film-maker Casson 20 convinced Politano 20 her message could be spread more effectively through film and spent two years looking for funding for bis project. It finally came .in the form of personal donations from private individuals and' from corpor- time. They finally found the hoop and ran away to a 30-18 half-time lead and an eventual convincing 52-34 win. Leading Aldergrove were Jane Huff and Kim Sauder with 14 and 12 points respec-. tively. The Saturday morning game saw Aldergrove's girts up against' the host school, Central Memorial, and they came away convincing winners 66-30. Leading all scorers were Jane Huff with 24 and Kim Sauder with 10 points. The final saw the girts pitted against the best girts team in Calgary, Sir Winston Churchill, coached by John Hasselfield. Hasselfield coached Aldergrove's Pat Lee, when he was playing fOr the University of Calgary. The game marked the students versus the teachers and thanks to an outstanding effort by the Aldergrove team the students came out on top, 38-37. ML Lehman United wins yet again MT. LEHMAN . - United Soccer Club defeated Black Sheep United of Maple Ridge 3-1 in third division action. The Mt. Lehman squad is two points out of fourth place. Out of 12 teams their record is seven wins, five, losses,' four ties with six games remaining. . • Standouts in the game were mid-fielder Erif Schefer, centre back Malcolm' Sapielak, and Gary Goddard with a goal and an assist. .;■■'■ Roll-offs champs off to Burnaby ALDERGROVE - Tournament of the senior Fraser Valley roll-offs was held on Sunday, January 8 and Sunday, Jan. 15. Ten games were played each day. The finals: are to be held on March 10 and 11 at Middlegate lanes in Bur^ naby. ■; Representing Aldergrove*1 willbe; • Jack Draginov (5198), Larry Lewthwaite (4958), Dan Woykin (4951), Bob Bailey (4736), Rob! Ulm (4733), Ray Wonnek (4430); and Dennis Rowlands (4416). The women will be represented by Betty Skwarok (4589), Joan Thompson (4559), Jessie Palmiere (4374), Terry Weinrich (4230), Sandy Bissett (4202), Barb Rowlands (4184), Lucy Minnis (4088), and Val Frie- sen (3927). Coaches are Val Friesen and Cat Walker. Manager is Norm Hrynkiw. The Aldergrove girts jumped out to a 18-8 half-time lead only to see the Calgary team dose the gap to 19-19 before they found the mark. They traded baskets throughout the second half, The Calgary team took the lead with 20 seconds left and because of the Aldergrove pressure defense the girts were able to cause a turnover and Carolyne Lucy hit a basket with three seconds left to' seal the victory for Aldergrove. Named to the all-Star team for a fine performance were Jane Huff and Carolyne Lucy who received the most valuable player award. Special praise has to go to Teresa McDonald and Michelle Sather for their performance and Jody Hasselfield, Calgary's top female player. The team had an outstanding tournament and resume action on Thursday with a game .against D.W. Poppy at 6:00 in the Aldergroveif/gym-,'. nasium. Golden Agers bowling Jessie Foehler 418 EdBurchmore 436 EarlWindover 554 Fred Wicks 412 Paul Samec 520 BillGobel 509 Emile Rinke 436 Syd Jude 628 Tom Burden 601 Bill Ferguson 594 Ted Hansen 411 Ben MacAvoy 426 AlColly 434 Al. Dibble 458 Wally Cinnamon 536 Norm Grander 437 John Malloy 480 Chas. Taylor 640 Walter Wilchzynski 498 Fred McCarthy 465 Helmer Christensen 490 Lucille MacAvoy 449 Erma Verrault 429 Beth Ingram 449 Vi Moore -: 476 Ruth Taylor 415 Ruth Englebertson 502 Kirstan Madsen 529 iYvonne Rankin Bridie McCarthy 435 m DollyCrbss Helen Wilchzynski 429 Mae Thomson 511 Liz Ferguson 577 Christine Lockhart 531 Janie Mills 473 Edna Cunningham 550 Stella Samec 434 I.O.P. MONDAY M Mirehera M.B, GutteMigo 61, Ssmblars 47, Alderly Contraction 42, Maploa 40, Handh cappa 39, Yo Yo'o 37.6, Pin Hearts 29.5, HopelullS 29. THT Gulloiklnoa 3524, THS Muokara 1381, MHT Willy Batyo 793, MHS Bon Mclntyro 303, LHT Betty Skvrerok M2, LHS Ellen Myhlo 351. MHA Rick Kniach 203, LHA Betty Skvrarok244. Congratulations to tha Muckers for winning the second quarter. MONDAY Ml CLASSIC Toms Ttsrh 210, I.D. Gat 187, Fsst 4 207, Solid 4 227.5, Hot Squad 225, LJB'O 207, Anything Ooss 108, Moon Units 240.6,3 8.1107. \ Men's top avenge Bob Bailey 243, ladles top average Betty Skwnrok-236, THS Moon Units 1201, LHS Josn Thompson 340, MHS Jeck Draglnov 396, THT Toms Team 4300, LHT Belly Skwarok 1094, Mona high triple Bob Balloy 1191. TUESDAY LADIES 0:45 o.rn. Qood TlmoQIrlB 65.5, Spills 55, Kneebondors52.6. THT Kneeoendoro 3491, THS Corner Pins 1261, LHT Denlso 704, LHS Qenny 311, LHA Osnlss202. TUESDAY MIXED 7-0 MoonllghloralO, Lucky Five 9, Dlng-a-llngs 8, Alley Cats 8.5, Artsslsna 6.5, Baron Bun S, Larry's Mobile 4, Joker's Wild 3, Bonsttl Meets 2, Hot Shots1.. ' THT Joker's Wild 3638, TH8 Bonsttl Meets 1360, MHT Mlks Skworok 703, MH8 Mike Skworok 371, LHT Betty. Skwarok 818, LHS Bstty Skwarok 348, MHA Larry Har- grovo210, LHA Betty Skwsrok 246. LADIES WEDNESDAY EVES. Frantic 5 V, Country 8 9, Busy Fits 8, Roedmnnsre 6, Lotters 4, Guttorbslls 10, 5 Stooges 2, Snickers 6, Safety Pins 3, Five Alive 1. THT Outterbslls 3624, THS Country 6 1277, LHT Moles 748, LHS Mslse 904, LHA NomaliM. THURSDAY NWHT MIXED Mr. Ed's 50, Doorknobs '61, Et's W, Duffsrs 40,6, Six Pack 49, Blalaora 42, Voodoos 40.6, Misfits 90, Strikers 36,? 27. THT Mlsllla 3559, THS Doorknobs 1313, MHT Howsrd Huston 838, MH8 Howsrd Huston, 318, LHT Jtnt Dykelra 783, LHS Linda Unqulst 323, MHA Cam Keppnor 214, LHA JsneDykstrslOS. End olesoond quarter. ALBERSROVE ALLSTARMENS Pin Boys 878, Wipe Outs 452, Walter & Co. 583.5, Dairy Queen 682, Struggling 4 497.8, SATURDAY YMO SM. * JM. .;' Powder Putlo-00,0, Tho Qroala 40, Alley CMS 48,5, Ths Best 42, El's 39. Mane top average Robott Elliott 225, ladles top average ' Karon Crowe 170, MH3-wsekly THT Btruggllng 4 4922, THS Dairy Queen 1297, MHT Richard Written 1138, MHS Rob Ulm 387 & Jack Draglnov 367, MHA Jack Draglnov 248. SATURDAY YBC BANTAMS Trolans 54, Alley Cats 48, Rolling Jers 49, Rengars 41, Llleasvero 39.5. Strikers 90.8, Holiday Rsntsls 38, Sllvor Stroaka 35'.5, Little Rsscsls 28.5, KnockoulS 21. Qlrls top svsrage Tsrsss Clark 126, boys top average Jason Smith 128, QHS-weekty Brenda Smith 160, BHS-wsekly Jason Smith 176, OHO season Taroaa Clerk 180, BHS-eesson Dsrryl Bothiri 292, OHD-. weekly Lorl Kennedy 281, BHD-weekly Jason Smith 314, OHO aaeton Torses Clark 329, BHD seeton Jason Smith 408. SELL IT IN THE STAR 856-8303 PERMS $25 tune-up Special $CYL-*59.99 6CYL-*54.99 4 CYL - M9.99 3•Repair plugs • Scope check & set '. •Compression test Standard ign. »900 extra BRAKE SPECIAL SAVE 10% with this ad Front disc • $65.99 Rear drum - M8.95 (Most cars) I Looking Good in a Body Suit from SCRetcbe's Dance Wear • Fitness Wear Open Sunday 12 -5 p.m. 20Z87 - 56 Ave., Langley (Behind Dairy Quean) 530-7447 (CANADIAN FUNDS) DULCIA BY L'OREAL hdutes cut find ctfndtttoncrs WISER HAR CARE 4 mBes from Aktergrovo border crossing a 7342 Guide IMdeaiWA. . (batwecn tie brtdos and Wiser Lake) 354-1514 32927 S. Fraserway IACR0SS fROM SFV5N0AKS) 854-I234 , TOPS IN S-TOPS jtalizer Sale Douglas W. Braun, R.D.M. r DENTAL MECHANIC la pleased to: announce the opening of his new practice at 20428 Douglas Cms., Langley Telephone: 530-7713 /HOUM: . • MdmJey-Friday: 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. -1 p.m. OFFICE HOURS: By Appt. Monday to Saturday Randall A. Dyke, O.D. Optometrist Contact Lenses 33718 Eetendtne Abbotslord, B.C. V2S2Q7 Phone: IH-17SI #201-27118 Fraser Hwy. Aldargrove, B.C. V0X1A0 Phone: IM4777 Shoe h SALE H Fall Stock - AA,A,B,C, & D S $Q/188 ■S Celebrity and White Cross Also at Sale Prices 9 Un BA8T OF THSUUeQUY MOTO. 20WfremHw,,iM^'QpMii*>n(lq**riiil»-*M ■ ■ nuM*»ii ■■ at Robert Elliott 90S, LltS-weekly Lies Norton 904, MH8 leeeort . Brian laohon 304, LH8 aaason 'Sharon Dolby 260, MHT-wetkly Robert Elliott TIB, LHT-wetWy Karen Dolby 000, MHT-ssaaon Robort Elliott 848. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY PUBLIC HEARING LANGLEY ZONING BY-LAW NO. 1302 AMENDMENT BY-LAW NO. 2231,1984 A PUBLIC HEARING will be held on January 30, 1984 at 6:30 p.m. In the Council Chambers of the Municipal Hall, 4914-221 at Street, Langley, B.C. THE PURPOSE OF THIS Public Hearing Is to receive an application to rezone the existing non-conforming sawmill operation located at 25583 - 88th Avenue, Langley, B.C., to a RURAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. This zone will make the sawmill a conforming uae «a the fltirel Industrial District haa the following as a Nat of permitted uses:' ; ;h':::i ", '' .■'"■ e Sawmill for the processing of primary foreat products, only. • Preliminary grading, cutting or crushing of primary forest or mining products for shipment. .One single family dwelling unit for the accommodation of the owner, manager or caretaker, only. • Offices allowed, only, subject to being Incidental to a bona fide sawmill operation. " ;".., • Accessory open storage. The applicant wishes to rezone the property to a conforming zone In order to facilitate Improvements to the sawmill which will enhance Ita value, productivity and Increase employment. '."■': COPIES OF THE Amendment By-law may be viewed In tha Clerk's Office between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m< Monday through Friday. ANY PERSONS who deem their Interest In property to be affected may attend the Public Hearing and be heard. ROD EDWARDS Municipal Clerk 3-13798-2 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY REQUEST FOt. TENDER: JANITORIAL SERVICES The Corporation of the Township of Langley la requesting tenders for janitorial services commencing approximately April 1,1984 for the following areas: Langley Municipal Hall R.C.M.P. Buildings Public Works - Lunchroom, Waahrooma, Offices Aldergrove and Brookswood Libraries Specifications and tender documents may be obtained from the undersigned. All tenders are due not later than 2:00 p.m., Friday, January 27,1984. KATHIGARINGER Treasury Department The Corporation of the Township of Langley 4914-221 st Street Langley, B.C. V3A3Z8 2-13698-2 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY NOTICE Please take note that the 1984 Business Licences are now due and payable. Expiry date was December 31,1983. If there are any questions or changes kindly contact the Licence Department at 534-3211, local 224. Signed 8. Jlmmo Municipal Licence Inspector 2-13551-2 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY NOTICE Please take note that the 1984 Dog Licences are due and payable aa of January 3, 1984. Licence collectors will be canvassing door to door for your convenience! your cooperation would be appreciated. FEE8ARE: Male-female $15.00 Spayed female/neutered mala 86.00 Tattooed, apayad and'or neutered $3.00 Commercial kennal $60.00 - i ■ t, i Reduced feea for pensioners aged 65 and over, Male-female $7.50 Spayed female/neutered mala$2.00 Tattooed, spayed and/or neutered $1.00 Proof ol tattooing, apaylng ami/or neutering required. Signed 8. Jlmmo Municipal Licence Inspector 2-13550-2 ■V-'jVj ■'■■■.■■■■ ■. aeaassaaafs THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1984 Strange pair opposes tax increase VICTORIA - The B.C. Federation of Labor and the Mining Association of B.C. have told finance minister Hugh Curtis they both oppose any possible increase in the sales tax next year. Both groups met with Curtis to discuss the 1984-85 budget, which is expected to be introduced in the legislature sometime in February. Federation president Art Kube said his organization also wants the government to restore funding levels for social services and education even at the expense of raising income taxes. But Kube opposes any increase in the seven-percent sales tax, which he said would have a negative impact on consumer confidence in B.C. Association president Tex Ene- marfc said' his industry lost millions this year and he wants government to review the taxation on capital investment and operational costs. Enemark also opposes any increase in the sales tax and hopes the government will.provide some exemptions for the industry. %m'& Y.4RN BOUTIQUE under new ownership 25% Off selected Craft items including art supplies MADELLA YARN Reg *» ea. SALE «2M ea. •While quantities last• WfS CaiTV P&B Wools • Hayfleld Wools - Crochet Supplies - '"""'O.M.C. Tapestry & Embroidery Supplies - Craft Supplies •If we don't have it we wil special order * • K & C Lessons 'Friendly helpful advice ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL 856-1646 OLD FASHIONED PRICES TO START OFF 1984 Joe Lbpushlnskl ... promising Libertas lor British Columbians. FROM GOVERNMENT New party promises'freedom' I Special table-with ] drastic reductions I Christmas prints - priced to clear1 Watch for "FASHION FROLICS" SOON FROM 20% TO 50°/c VANCOUVER - "We could not get along without some government, but at the same time, unless we keep government as one keeps fire - under control, government can destroy us." The speaker is Joe Lopush- insky, a 33-year-old Langley man and the leader of a new political party' in British Columbia, libertas. ; "Freedom is something like breathing,", says Lopushinsky. are bound to do what is right." Its is a right-wing movement, alright. And as the leader of such , a party, Lopushinsky plans to take on other right-wing parties such as the powerful B.C. Socreds and the not so powerful Tories. Basic libertas planks include entrenchment of property rights, environmental protection, judicial reform, full term governments, referenda on major public issues, ; the'right to recall, deregulation ination of marketing boards, amendments to the public schools act, and, what perhaps will endear Lopushinsky most to the electorate, a promise of no tax increases. The party, only chartered last year, held its first press conference.last Thursday morning in Vancouver. Lopushinsky, a self- made businessman, was there. I Demonstrator & reconditioned fsewing machines specially priced runtil January 31st. SALE ENDS JANUARY 31 ewixfy :mm 20466 LOGAN AVE., UNIT NO. 9, LANGHELD MALL, PHONE LANGLEY 534-2171 "We only, become aware of its of industry arid commerce and j^portarice.-when'i'gasping', for "privatization of 'government"] breath." Libertas -"or freedom - monopolies and corporations, re- "will fight for right, because we duction of bureaucracy, the elim- $10,000 discovery stops traffic LANGLEY - "The homs were honking, I couldn't move," explained Dana Williams, "I forgot that I was in my' car!" The Langley resident had a good reason for holding up traffic - while he was sitting at a red light, Williams discovered he was an instant $10,000 winner on the "Match 3" game! UNRESERVED AUCTION •24x68 Trailer (2 halves) 3 showers, toilets, etc. c/w blocking. Must be moved. •1967 Pontlac Convertible •1971 Vs ton Ford pickup •1974 Torino (351 Cleveland) •10'xlO'greenhouse *2 propane furnaces I -"2 large propane water tanks j»Numerous small Items DATE: Sat., January 21 TIME: 1 o'clock PLACE: 2738S Fraser Hwy. S.I.S. AUCTIONS C:W. 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SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED ALDERGROVE RUST CHECK CENTRE AT 3075 - 275A St. (ACROSS FROM SAFEWAY) 856-3993 or 530-6860 A 4 THE ALDERGROVE 8TAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1984 mM&wmmnbWM SOUR) ... ,Tht Of TfCHOUSE ffiOfiDfmoE. The paperchase By ROGER WORTH The, tax form that's due to arrive in the mail any day now is a prime example of what people operating smaller firms have to contend with on a daily basis. With the tax form, the first thing you'll notice is the weight. How, you may ask yourself, could any set of documents that weighs so much be as simple and uncomplicated as the experts at Revenue Canada contend? . Even before the envelope has been opened, you're probably thinking about visiting the nearest shopping centre tax kiosk to hire someone to complete the forms. The envelope feels intimidating. On opening the package, there's a booklet explaining how simple.it is to fill in the forms, together with a multi-colored, duplicate set of papers that appears to require more than 25 pages of data. More intimidation: Then there's the very real consideration that you may actually lose money by not taking advantage of all the tax loopholes and deductions that may be available. Indeed, the forms not only look complicated, they are. Somehow, we've developed a tax system that forces millions of Canadians to seek out tax-form preparers. Even the nation's accountants are ' lobbying for a simpler system. But if the personal tax return is intimidating for the individual, consider the challenges faced by ■individuals operating small and medium-sized businesses. there are reports to federal and provincial sales tax departments. The Workers' Compensation Board needs information to plug into its computers. Revenue Canada constantly needs data, as well as money, and the Unemployment Insurance Commission forms have to be completed. A dozen or more federal, provincial or municipal agencies are seeking information of a' regular or irregular basis. The granddaddy of all the government form' senders, though, is Statistics Canada, whose headquarters should be renamed Red Tape City. In addition to regular information input from business, the department's employees are constantly silt dreaming up surveys. A lot of the data, of course, comes from forms filled in by business. /! While many large companies are able to provide such information simply by pushing the correct button on a computer, most smaller firms cannot afford such computer programming luxuries. As a consequence, even the smallest of enterprises aro forced to spend at least five hours per week on -the avalanche of government-oriented paper- burden.; -../Uyj;■.-. ■ Vi- . Like the simple personal tax return, the government forms that go out to business are complicated, but they must be filled in. By not following orders, entrepreneurs face heavy fines and even jail. '*»'.'''■; }',\'[ the point, of course, is that a simplified and less demanding system of governrnentroriented paperburden is heeded, .ft' . Ear individuals, the trowm red tape is a once a year event. But for people operating smaller firms, red tape is a frustrating daily exercise that seems to be a waste of time and money. It shouldn't be so. FORESTRY IMPROVES The Aldergrove Star B.C. turnaround finally begins Where the action is The experts are having difficulty with their predictions. Some economists, analysts and specialists are forecasting good times ahead. Others take the opposite approach,' providing doom-and-gloom projections that seem to indicate high unemployment is here to stay. Indeed, some are even talking •aobuVa return of' mgB'ihterest rates and high inflation. The fact is, the experts rely mainly on statistics from the past to somehow forecast the future. And most times the thousands of number crunchers hired by governments, the universities and major business organizations are as much wrong as they are right. What's more, to put it bluntly, the number jugglers are involved in what is, in. many ways a guessing game, and, the good ones will admit there is ample' reason for the ambiguous language they use in their reports. .Suffice it to say, there are few, if any, among us that can predict the future. Nevertheless, something im- ., portant is happening in the economic universe, and it's a factor "that many of the experts have - missed. the relatively new action is in small and medium-sized enterprises. Indeed, the small business sector is exploding, and that's a positive reference. Consider what many of the .number crunchers miss in their economic assessments. • For several years now, smaller firms have been creating all the net new job growth in the country. While large firms have been laying off employees, smaller companies have been picking up the slack. e Even in a recession- plagued year such as 1982, there were 150,000 small business start-ups. That number increased to 200,000 in 1983, and that ' number will increase again this year as the economy rebounds. ' If that's not enough evidence that crucial changes are taking place, have a look at your local magazine rack. The number of the Aldergrove Star Established 1B87 Published every Wednesday at 27120 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove, British Columbia CENTRAL FRA8ER VALLEY STAR PUBLISHING LTD. Rudy Langmann, Editor Telephone: 856-8303 or 858-5212 Mailing AddresB Box 220 ': Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 Second Class Mall Registration Number 1270 (Aldergrove Star) ' Postage paid in Aldergrove, B.C. i publications emphasizing business, and particularly small busk ness issues, has shown phenomenal growth, as have the circulation figures for those publications that have been around for years. Then there are the courses. Attendance, at seminars, workshops and lectures on small business has expanded to the point where several dozen smaller firms are earning healthy profits providing advice, and even major companies are now entering the lucrative field. Canadians, it seems, are becoming enchanted with the idea they can and should operate their own enterprises. Not all of them, of course, will take the plunge. And many that do will fail. Nevertheless, the risk takers who are successful will provide badly needed jobs, as well as a boost for our economy. In fact, the hew generation of innovative entrepreneurs may be the ones to prove the doom-and- gloom economic experts wrong,' which would be good news' indeed. VANCOUVER - British Columbia's lotus land reputation wilted in 1983 as the economic recovery took root and began to blossom in other provinces while B.C.'s economy struggled just to survive. ,' ,'-.'. The turnaround has begun in British Columbia, analysts agree, but it still has a long way to go to reach pre-recession levels of everything from employment' to economic growth.. In spite of predictions early last year that British Columbia - one of the first provinces to feel the recession - would also be one of the first to emerge from it, at year end the province had not And that's good news compared to what happened in 1983 to mining, the province's second most important industry. Lumber and pulp, prices' have come up from their low levels of 1982 but metal and mineral demand has not recovered and prices, are still at uneconomic levels with no change imminent. Michael Walker of the conservative Fraser Institute believes that neither of those industries will really begin to prosper until the recovery takes hold in Europe the way it has in the United States. "In order, for us to get full recovery, for prices in both the lived up. .to..those .QPthrdis.ticle^. .forest .and„rntata&utadustries to The-export-based economy., were at before the recession, rwe relies heavily on the forest and mining industries. While . the forest industry was considerably improved from the disastrous year it had in 1982 when the top 10 companies lost a total of $360 million, the companies are still in the red. They lost $60 million in the first three quarters of 1983, said' Dick Bryan, the Council of Forest. Industries chief economist. ."Things are better this year but the companies aren't out of the woods yet," said Bryan. "The industry is going to take several years to get back to tho, .1981 'level and have balance sheets begin to look healthy must see. recovery in Europe," Walker said,. B.C. finance minister Hugh Curtis, who. has budgeted a $1.6-billion-deficit for this year, offered the same assessment when he released the province's second quarterly financial statement in late November. "After a rapid recovery in the first half of the year, economic growth has slowed, and until export markets improve, we shall not record that growth which is required to bring about a major reduction in unemployment," he said. While the consumer-led. recovery took off in-Central Canada in 1983, British Columbia's retail sales are up less than two percent from the 1982 level of about $l2-billion. The national average for 1983 is about 6.5 percent John Kesselman, a University of B.C. economist, blames the poor retail sales on two factors. He says the province's high unemployment rate (the latest Statistics Canada figures peg it at 13.9 percent compared to the national average of 11.1 percent) has been a downward pressure on consumer spending. , Then there was the uncertainty created among B.C.'s 220,000 public sector workers when the Social Credit government introduced legislation eroding long- established collective bargaining rights. That conflict escalated until the 40,000-member B.C. Government Employees' Union begat a strike in November that threatened to grow into a public sector shutdown. M.LA. REPORT Although British Columbia bottomed out in, 1982, at least two major indicators kept dropping throughout M8SV: i Unemployment kept increasing - the jobless rate in the province vvent. up from an average of about 12 percent in 1982 to about 13.5 percent in 1983 and [the actual number of people i in the province dropped And, contrary to the trend, business bankruptc tinued to increase in'.. Columbia throughout 1983. were up by 30 percent foi first u months of the year in the province while nationally bankruptcies had dropped by fom' Percent, ../.'_ V^ji,■ li;.i,, •Even:liquor sales,nimk*: tea- ditionally are recession-proof, actually dropped in 1983; the B.C. liquor Distribution said spirit and wine shipments for the year ending Sept. 30,1983 were down 2.9 percent from the same period a year earlier. And the trend was down - shipments in the last quarter were down seven percent. Analysts generally expect the province's economic, recovery to continue in 1984 but no one is banking on a boom year. '•'- Forging a newB.C. spirit Future of transportation VANCOUVER - Airline passenger traffic will more than double in the next 12 years and demand for commercial jet transports will soar, says an executive of the Boeing company. John M. Swihart gave a glowing account recently of the future of air travel in a speech to an Expo '86 symposium on trans1 portation and related communications. Swihart, Boeing's vice-president of government technical liaison, said there are' nearly 6,000 commercial transport jets in the world now and many of them are ready for replacement. "So the market for commercial jet transports in the next 15 years is very, very large," he said. "Furthermore, the world revenue passenger traffic is increasing," He said this traffic is increasing faster outside the U.S. than within. "Total traffic, in our estimation, will more than double over the next 12 years, going from the vicinity of 700 billion revenue passenger miles to.over 1,400 billion revenue passenger miles." Swihart said that since the: airline industry was deregulated; in.the U.S. in 1978, the number of carriers has nearly tripled, going from fewer than 40 to nearly 120. At first, he said; this resulted in grant instability in the industry, but now loads and productivity are increasing. These factors, together with decreasing 'fuel costs, mean that there win probably be "few, ji any, surplus seats in the market by the middle of next year." ' Swihart said planes now have 40 percent better fuel consumption than those of the 1950s, and a further 40-percent improvement is possible in the future. LETTER W&tmEDITOR Prohibit guns, not people Editor, The Star, Sir, •;' . guns arc prohibited, too. many I (Jeori3ider Uie Central Fraser Valley regional^ district's gun control bylaw for Sumas Mountain an excellent idea. However, there has been nil word from the environment ministry about the future of the bylaw. People would feel a lot safer walking through the Sumas Mountain parks knowing that people are killed because guns are allowed - either by accident or on purpose. , ' ■ Let's hope wo hoar something from Victoria about the gun bylaw soon. Yes to people; No to guns. PAtTYGUENTER Age 13 Aldergrove By BOB McCI£UAND, MIA As the first month of 1984 draws to a dose aid we prepare for the resumption of the legislature, I am heartened and encouraged when I reflect on the decisions -and policies the government set in motion during the past year. Many of those decisions were difficult to make and many were controversial. But history, I am certain,,Will prove their wisdom . arid demonstrate that those.actions - viewed in a cumulative context - were both necessary and appropriate for British Columbia at this crucial stage In our economic recovery. Our toughest and most basic decjsion, to reduce the size and cost of government, lies behind us. the' challenge we face in the coming months across the province win be to build oh, and solidify a partnership in which restraint involving all sectors of British Columbia society will help pave the way to new investment, new jobs and a better life for all the people of the province... The coming year is one in which we w&T continue and intensify the consultation process we have launched with a wide range of individuals and groups from across the spectrum of British Columbia society. We will be listening to and examining their concerns, we will be discussing and evaluating options and most importantly, we will be widening and strengthening, the consensus that continuing economic recovery can only come about through public sector restraint and encourage-- ment of private sector expansion "and activity. . In a year when the commitment of all British Columbians must be to work together, to become more productive and to recognize that government has only a finite number of tax dollars to work with in providing programs for, the people; it serves, it would be counterproductive to engage in recriminations or in bitterness about the sometimes tumultuous events of the latter part of 1983. . Instead we must endeavor to forge a new spirit, a new sense of unity and purpose - a willing- , ness to listen and to make decisions in the best interests of an the people of the province.. While government is elected to govern, and in the last analysis, must make the final decisions, we will, in the crucial months ahead, listen and take into consideration, the various views of both individuals and organized groups. It.cannot be otherwise. Wc are all part of a community in British Columbia and no single group' • bis it government, business or labor - can exist or operate in isolation from the others. Our destiny, our futures, are inexorably linked and selfish actions by one segment can trigger a domino-like ripple which can adversely affect our society as a whole. , , ■'; I believe, as do my colleagues in government, that permanent and productive jobs can only, be produced by the private sector in an investment, taxation and regulatory climate within which private enterprise can grow and flourish. That philosophy remains unshaken. ' . . While there are signs of gradual recovery in our domestic economy, no strong economic expansion can occur until we, as ah export-oriented province, see an improvement in narked demand for our resource products. Our future growth is crucially dependent on our ability to compete with and meet the challenge posed by other jurisdictions and that means holding down costs for British Columbia producers who must do battle in those;' tough', world export Under these drcumstances, it would be unwise to take economic recovery for granted. We must recognize that me. process may be slow and at times difficult and that it is time to recognize that the world do,* not owe a living to British Columbia, or the people who live here, . I believe that We collectively have the will to work together to turn the situation around by becoming more productive, by working harder and by accepting, the fact that bigger arid more expensive government is not the answer to economic recovery. As-we start a new year, we clearly still have some distance to trave). With your help and that of all other British Columbians, we can go forward on the road to recovery together and in the process, build a better province for all of us and our <Mdran. -mam mmmiim m MTlMTfitt •*-***mmmmmmm Vienna Choir in recital tonight, tomorrow The Vienna Choir, Boys,,ymbst certainly,''oiip^oi;..the world's best-lovM : choirs, will be performing in recital at the Orpheum on Jan,uary 18 and January 19 at ym. '•.:";'; :.;::',•:'":;;v:',;./.'• , the concerts are' [ being presented by the Vahcouver Syrn- -phdhy Society. The Vienna Choir Boys were founded by Imperial decree on Julf 4; I498,!'by?me hurnaniSt ' Emperor Maximilian T, to fulfill his 'wish to have choristers in the 'Jmoerial Chapel:' From its inception, this organ ization has attracted the finest musicians in the West. ■'.' I The greatest vprodUjy, and without doubt the most famous choirboy, was Franz Schubert, who sang as a choirboy from 18081 to 1813. ,"■:,, Anyone who has seen the boys, either in rehearsal or in performance, soon realizes the secret of their fascination: they have managed to combine the naivete of childhood with artistic maturity. Something that can only be achieved through serious work. ...More, often than not, two choirs are away on tour at the same time, with each tour lasting an average of three months. On such a tour the 24 choristers are accompanied by a choirmaster, a tutor and a nurse who are entrusted with their care and welfare. Since their first United States tour in 1932, the Vienna Choir Boys have visited North America no fewer, than 39 times, have completed eight, Asian tours travelling as far'as Japan, and have performed an equal number of times in Australia. They have also appeared numerous times in both South Africa and South America. Through their films, recordings, television appearances and tours, the Vienna Choir Boys have delighted millions in every comer of the globe with their programmes of costumed operettas, sacred songs, and secular and folk music -i amply justifying their renown as the world's niost beloved choir. Tickets for these concerts are available at all Vancouver Ticket Centre outlets including Eaton's, Woodward's and CBO. THE ALDERGROVE 8TAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1984 0 V.S.O. principal oboe featured as soloist 'Airwolf,''Thunder' soar ByAndyNoblo , '. High-tech hljinks are in high gear this year. A couple of souped-up choppers are the stars of two second-season series, "Airwolf" and."Blue Thunder," with another playing a prominent role in a third, "Riptide." "Airwolf" Is from Don Belllsario, creator.of "Magnum, P.I.," who describes the chopper as the most "awesome aerial weapon" ever designed. It's oapable of supersonic speeds, armed with tremendous firepower and Invisible to radar. The CBS series' makes its debut In a special two- hour movie on Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 22. Jan-Michael Vincent, last seen in ABC minlseries "The Winds of War," now plays Strlngfellow Hawke, the ex- Vietnam Vet who pilots Airwolf. His co-pllot Is another ex- TV military man: Ernest Borgnine, former commander of PT 73 on "McHala's Navy." Alex Cord is also featured. I The series' plot sounds as if it was ripped from the pages of a comic book. Airwolf Is stolen by its creator (David Hammings) from its test center and delivered to a foreign power. The reclusive Hawke Is sent to get the machine. He suceeds — with the help of two of his buddies, Dominic Santlnl (Borgnine) and Michael Archangel (Cord), head of The Flrni, a CIA-like agency. But Hawke refuses to return the machine until the government satisfactorily finds out what actually happened to his brother, listed as MIA In Vietnam. He holds the helicopter for ransom. If comic books were inspiration for "Airwolf," the creators of ABC's "Blue Thunder," which airs Fridays, had to look no further than the local movie theater. The show, about a sophisticated crimeflghtlng police helicopter, Is based on the 1983 movie starring Roy Schelder. The copter can travel 250 mph and carries two locator lights, each with 3,500 candlepower three times as bright as the sun, which enables vehicles or people on the ground to be seen. The series features James Farentino and ex-football and current Lite Beer commercials stars Dick Butkus and Bub- ba Smith. Farentino plays Frank Chaney, yet another former Vietnam pilot, who files Blue Thunder. Butkus plays ' Richard'"Ski" Butowski, a former police physical training Instructor, driver of the Blue Thunder unit van, which provides ground support lor the helicopter. Smith is Lyman "Bubba" Kelsey, who handles the van's high-tech equipment. These newfangled copters may be able to leap tall CHOPPER DRAMA — Jan-Michael Vincent and Ernest Borgnine star in "Airwolf," a buildings In.a single bound.'But viewers will decide just new adventure, series featuring a deadly attack helicopter, to be broadcast in a special how high these jazzed-up birds will fly. twcwiour preview on Sunday,' Jan.-22. '■>■ '■••■■ ■ ; , . ©i»s4cenii»»oo i • ii'W-rrri , ,,. — , , ,,, „ . , - • , "■■'■ •— i U • • 'i Roger Cole, principal oboe for the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra since 1976, will be the featured soloist in the Jubilee Series Sunday, Jan. 29 at 2:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 30 at 830. p.m. and Tuesday, Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m., in the Orpheum. Cole will perform the Oboe Concerto by Richard Strauss. Kazuyoshi Akiyama will conduct the orchestra in performances of Mozart's Don Giovanni Overture and the Shostakovich Symphony No. 9. A native of Seattle, Cole studied at Yale University and the Juilliard School. Cole has maintained an active schedule in chamber music and has participated in numerous summer festivals, including the Aspen Music Festival, Marlboro Music Festival and the Tangle- wood Festival where he won a Chamber Music Award in 1974. In the course of his career he has performed with many of the world's best known conductors including Leonard Bernstein, Seiji Ozawa and Colin Davis. In 1977 Cole became principal oboe for the CBC Vancouver Chamber Orchestra. He is also a faculty member of the Vancouver Academy of Music and the University of British Columbia, and a member of the Winds of Van-, couver Woodwind Quintet. He has recorded numerous recitals and chamber music performances for the CBC, and has.appeared as soloist with Pinchas Zukerman, The Baroque Strings of Vancouver and the CBC Vancouver Chamber Orchestra in recent years. Tickets for this concert are available at all Vancouver Ticket Centre outlets including Eaton's, Woodward's and CBO. OUT ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES 1 WEEKLY T.V. LISTINGS Nominations for best films ByJ.T.YURKO p- 1. "The Big Chill" — Lawrence Kasdan wrote and directed this film about a reunion of 1960s college friends, wllh Insight, feeling and humor. 2. "Terms ol Endearment" - Like "The Big Chill," this film deals with unique yet universally recognizable people and emotions. Shirley Mac- Laine and Debra Winger will compete for the Oscar, while Jack Nicholson is a virtual shoo-In for best supporting aclor. 3. "The Right Stuff" — This three-hour film, adapted from Tom Wolfe's book about the Mercury astronauts, put awe and respect back In the word "hero." 4. "The Dresser" — Few plays have been as successfully transposed to film as this •Ronald Harwood tale of a not- too famous actor and his band of Shakespearean players during World War II England. 5. "Fanny and Alexander" — A portrait ol a Swedish theatrical family by Ingmar Bergman. No one gels more from his camera or his actors than 'Bamboo Brush' on CBC "The Bamboo Brush," based on a book by Adelle La Rouche, will be seen on "Sons and Daughters." Thursday, Jan. 19 on CBC. The story, set In Toronto's Chinatown, tells the complex story of a young boy's ambivalence about his Chinese heritage. "The Bamboo Brush" won the 1983 Vancouver International Festival for Children and Young People for best short live action film for young people. Bergman. Even though the film exceeds, three hours, you wish lor more. i 6. "WarGames" — John Badham's tale ol kids and computers Is the most Hawed film of the -bunch, but It Is the year's most fully realized escapist movie. ' 7. "The Return ol Martin Guerre" — Winner ol many European awards, this film offers a fascinating look at morals, money and love In 14th century France. 8. "Tender Mercies" — Robert Duvall stars In one of the best bits ol Americana in this or any other year. Duvall is brilliant as a down on hi; luck country-western singer. 9. "Zelig" — Woody Allen's film is a superbly crafted bit of movie magic, with Allen once again commenting on one man's struggle for significance, while still trying for a little romance. Witty, perceptive and technically superb, It Is a film you have to see more than' once. ©10S4 Computes fflURSDAY ''•j CHANNELS OUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 0 CB1)T ICBCI Van. 8 KOMO («BC| Sua. KINO INBCI Sua. . "~CHEK(CTV)'VIC.- KIRO (CBS) Sao. BCTV (CTVI Van. _ KCTS |N6|I Ssa. . 10: Community Cabls ! ~ KVOS (CBS-lndl Boll. CKVU (Indl Van. • CBUVT ICBCI Van. JANUARY It, 1884 DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 12:30 O READING RAINBOW Kalbona Kill narrates 'The Day Jimmy's Boa-Ale Tha Wash," the story ol a school field trip lo a poncelul farm. (R) g t. DAYTIME MOVES ..;,, ., ..>*),.'., ,. .., "ffl. ** "Le Oasse de I'onclo torn" (1869, Comedle) ' Godlroy Cambridge, Raymond St-Jacquoo. Dans lo quartlor nolr do Harlem a Now York, doo- - ban'dlts ' masquos B'omparont sq plain jour d'uno sommo Importanto reunle par le paatour, oroariioalGiir d'un mouvo- monl do rolour a I'Alrlquo. '■ ado •■.-.::.■ O "Secret Life Of John Chapman" (1878, Drama) Ralph Walls, Susan , Arujpnch. A collage proles- . sor changos hla llfo drastically by.tokino on blue col- ;"ls'r'i0D6. ". '.:',' .." , EVENING .' ...,., ,e.-oo, 000NEW8 ©ABCNEWSg ©NBCNEW8 :i:- Y» . 0 CBS NEWS : Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR '. " . 0 THREE'S COMPANY 'Tho threesome, accidentally sell their new, landlord's ■ furniture, ©GENBBENHERBE' ' , ; .'■■■■ 8:30 ' -i . ©NEWS ■ V;j ',;: O P.M. MAGAZINE Pro- "fMslonaT football 'history procorvod on lllnrt; illvina II- ' up hi high style in Rhoonlx. <B M'A'S'H Dreams and ' nlghlmnroa plnguo tho ovorw6rked.4077lh. ,;r.» 60 NOUVELLE8 REGION- ■''':'7:00 ■'■ ;■"'•'r' '- 0 FAME Christopher.' Is <^ forced lo ontor the ring to .. laoa tha last opponent ho doloolod In his Golden Glove's days. (R) O WEEKNIOHT Foalurod: Pro and oon;views on. the ,'lisa of dnimala In-s'cldMltlc experiments are examined: a look ol an alternative to winter driving -- Metro Transit., .Ci 0 (0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT An Interview wllh octor Tom Bosley ("Happy Days"). 0 LITTLEST HOBO Hobo sorvoa as the protector when a fantasy game turns Into a deadly and dangerous reality for tour young- ' (ten. g ©NEWS ,0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jennifer finds herself tailing in love with a poor man. O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATRE CD VANCOUVER Featured: a look Inside schools con-, tlnuos; music with "Sweet' Dick." HHETELEJOURNAL/LE POINT /LA METEO 7:30 Q THE MUPPETS Guest: Linda Lavin. ©TICTACDQUGH © LIVE IT UP Liz Grogsn makes homemade makeup compounds, Alsn Edmonds learns the proper way to oat oyotora',. and-. daok McQcaw, looks at,some long-standing baseball Iradlllbna.g '' ' . ' ': O FAMILY FEUD V 0 LITTLEST HOBO Hobo .serves as the protector when a lontoey' game turns Into a deadly and'danger- , cue reality for four young- ©"wiLD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS "Cheetah" The namo is synonymous with:., epood ..and . never bolor'o has this Moot-loot- od animal boon more clearly ooon doing what II doos bea|.,- ,',. '..,,." U3 TAXI Elnino'o boyfriend Anile takes soma extraordinary etopo lo win her klde'affection. ,.. , »„',', 8:00 i 0 80N8 AND DAUGHTERS A young' Chinese boy, living In Toronto's Chinatown, Is brought closer to hie family and hla Chi-, flese Heritage through the medium 61 painting, g ' 0 AUTOMAN Automsn . lakea on Ihe dlsquise of a psychic to Investigate the murder ola policeman. . , 0 GIMME A BREAK, Tho Ch|ef.. la enraged whan . Samanlha organizes a nil- In-protesting ths destruction Of a mission school. I 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann becomes extremely upoot when Frenolnoi onllslo Som'o archllocturol . oxperllaa lo remodel tho . oillcoa. ' ■.,■:!•.'■«' ' 1 O 0 MAGNUM. P.I. Com- pllcoliona nrioo when Hlg- ".gins.la atruok on the head with a croquet boll and cullers ' memory lapses, bollovlng he Is n farnoua : Shshosponroan actor. 0 'NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Born 01 Fire" The modem science of plate tectonics, which explains how the earth's crust has cracked Into 12 plotoo that slowly separate, collide and Inch past eaoh othar over eons, Is examined. (R)g 0 MOVIE **** "Far From The Madding Crowd" (1987, Drama) Julie Chris- tie, Terence Stamp. A willful young farm girl betters herself, but destroys three men In Ihe process. ffl PILE OU FACE 8:30 O JUDGE The judge's Iswyer-wlte represents a man faced with the terrifying prospect of a Jail sen- lance, g 0 FAMILY TIES Elyso le shocked when her mother announces she Is seeking' a divorce. O CHEERS Sam and Diane must find a polite way to tell the coach that they do not want him around. ' ffl CINEMA **u "La Demlere corvee" (1973, Comedle) Jack Nicholson, Otis Young. Deux marina eont charges de conduire a une prison navolo un louno matolot condemns pour vol a hull ana d'lntemement. 9:00 0 DUPLE88IS Duplessls is not the reforming pro- gresaive many psople hsd expected as he movea to consolidate hla power base by wiping out all poa- olblo opposition. (French With English Subtitles) 0 M MA8QUERADE Lavender plants Casey as on Inmate. In a Portugusee i lall In on ollorl to reacue a captured NIAagsnl. ©CHEERS Sam and Diane must find a polllo way to lall tho coach that they, do not want him around. 0 O SIMON & SIMON When Rick and A.J. are hired by a sultry thoroughbred horse trainer to find her mloaing hone they Inadvertently find a missing ring and a murder victim. 0 UVE IT UP Liz Grogsn mukeo homemade makeup .compounds, Alan Ednjonds learno the proper way to «ot oyolord, and Jack MoGraw looks at soma long-atandlng bonobell tradition*, g • .8:05 O DIMMER AT JULIA'S Stullod braised .'beef la accompanied by Wild chanterelle ' mu'shroomo that Julio gathoro, and guosl chef Louis Evana Jr. prepares crawfish bisque, g km.1 .0 BUFFALO BILL Bill pleads lor his lob when Ihe station la aold to hla lormsr employer. -0 "BIZARRE Skstohas Include a quest lor laughs, visit with a bigot family, physical on television and "Tootsle" auditions: 9:40 0 ALL NEW THIS OLD HOUSE Bob Vila gives a progress report st the site of Ihe new house and toura the Trump Tower on Filth Avenue In New York City. Q 10:00 ' O THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL 020/20 0 0 HILL STREET BLUE8 A cop-killer continues to stalk his victims, LaRue and Washington delve deeper... Into the police corruption ring, and a modern-day Pied Plpor attempta to oolvo the pro- clnct'a rodent problem. O HART TO HART Ths Harta halp Max find hla lady love (Dorothy Loraour) alter oho lo abducted by a pair of con-men. Q 0 KNOTS LANDING Gary discovers that Cindy haa a prison record and Diana end Keren patch up their dllferencea, © BENNY HiLL 0 LOVE BOAT 10:16 O MOVE »«* "Man In A Cooked Hal" (1869, Comedy) Peter Sellers, Terry-Thomas. A scatterbrained clerk spresda cho- oa when ha la oonl aa apodal ambaaaador to o former British colony. 10:30 A3 NEWS £0 LA VIE PROMISE A la rocoptlon, Jonn-Roch Slmard ool lasclno par Molly qu'll desire et Molly demeure eur aea gardes presoontnnt que co gorcon, pourmlt chambardar aa via. 11:00 O00NEW8 0 0 CTV NATIONAL NEWS (0 MUSIC MAGAZINE 88TEREOV1SION CINEMA **H "Ello bolt poo, alia fume pas, olio drogue pas, mala... olio oauaa" (1870, Comedle) Annie Glrardot, Bernard Bllor. Uno femme do managSa occaslonno chox aaa trbls palrono, un ' chaoae-crolee d* chantages qui aboutlssont au mourtro. . - 11:05 0NEWO -.-. -; ■ iiao ,.■>':., 0 VANCOUVER I8UU1D NEWS * 0.NEVM 11:20 O BARNEY MILLER A ' lawyor who won a suit agalriat Harris vlalta the precinct. , . _' 11:30 O ABO NEWS VIEW POINT "1984:' Secrecy, Security And The Media" Panelists discuss the attempta by trie Reagan administration to limit the access of the pross to the government ond to control the media's effectiveness. O TONIGHT Host: Josn Rivers. Guest: comedian Bill Cosby. O CLOSE-UP , 0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A lovely woman attracto the attention of Gonzo, Trapper ana" Riverside while they attend a medical, convention In Mexico Clty.(R) 0 MOVIE **K "Flying High" (1978, Comedy) Pal Klous, Connla Sollocco. Three attractive young women earn their wings to become airline stewardesses. 11:48 O TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. Gonzo Isunches a peroonal crusade to help a fellow phyalolan he auapeda Is using drugs. (R) 11:80 ©NEWS 11:88 0 MOVIE "The Ton- hotiae" (1982, Drama) Yu Shlzhl, Zhang,' Rong. The crucial events of modem Chlneae history are viewed through the..Uvea of patrons at a Peking taahouse.(Engllsh Subtitles) 12:00 O LATENIGHT AMERICA Gueat: Fred Travatena, ono of Amarlca's premier alng- .er-lmpreaelonlato, dlacuaass his ongoing cruaade to bring about the return ol the MIAo. 12:05 ' ©WEBSTER 0 MOVIE ,*« "Look What'o Happened To Roeemary's Baby" (1978, Horror) Patty Duke Aath, Stephen McHattle. A young run haa dilllcully coping wllh the realization that hla father waa Satan. 12:30 0 LATE NHHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Quoolo: actress Lauren Hullon and oomedlan Brother Theodore. (R) 12i40 0 MOVIE ** "Human Feelings" (1978, Comsdy) Narwy Wslksr, Billy Crystal. A crusty, old god set on ridding Lsa Vegaa of Its Bin encounters th* differing vtswa of an angel of meroy. ''"J/J, 12386} ■i'1 ■ 0 MOVIE ** "Tho Billion Dollar Threat" (IB79. Fantasy) Patrick Mscnss, Ralph Bellamy. An Inlolll- gene* agent bottles an alien criminal who plana to destroy tha Earth. (R) 1:00 O THE SAINT Simon escorts a queen en a dangerous Journey to Switzerland to obtain somo valuable jewels. 1:30 0NEW8 1:38 0 MOVIE "The Spiral Bureau" (1974, Suspense); Peter Sumner, Wendy Hughes. A wealthy businessman hires a team ol investigators to search for supernatural phenomena. 2:00 ONEW8 <B TWILIGHT ZONE A crip- plod soldier drops out of a marching column and msels a woman. 2:05 0 INCREDIBLE HULK David becomes Involved In a battle for control of Ihe local dock workera' union In Galveston. Texes. 2:16 ONEW8 2:30 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Alter 50 years of wedded bliss, John end Martha Holt decide that It would be nice to start it all over again. SMS •• ■,. , .*, , . T^? NEWS SELLIT,N NtGHTWATCH THE STAR ©NEWS ___ _._- 3:05 856-8303 0 THE WALTONS Mary Ellen's ambition to become m^^mm^^^^^^^^^ a nurse Is tested by dlsap- Mbi*****, polntment and death. Csjtatanaaio. . . **** _ 3:38 Excallent •**» 0 HAWAU FIVE-0 A cun- VeryGood *** nlng college protoosor Qood **!t plots an elaborate scheme Not Bad ** to cssh $750,000 worth ot Fair *tt stolen Iravslera checks. Poor * i GOSLING'S - THE ACTION SPOT IN DOWNTOWN ABBOTSFORD # HITACHI 26" Solid State Colour Television 3-year in-home warranty plus 17-year solid state warranty i $#' ACr/ON {f/oJuuf\ of tjtf'Mtikfotd -f THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1984 FRIDAY CHANNELS OUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS O CBUT (CBC) Van. 8 KOMO (ABC) Sea. KINO (NBC) Sea. ©CHEK (CTV) Vic. SKIRO (CBS) Sea. BCTV (CTV) Van. KCTS (Net) Sss. 10 Community Cabla 0 KVOS ICBS-lndl Bell. © CKVU (Ind) Vsn. © CBUVT (CBC) Van. JANUARY 20,1984 DAYTIME MOVIE 3:00 O "Case Of The Defense" (No Date, Mystery) John Hamblin, Judith Arthy. A lawyer must try to win a case In which the , accused refuses to coop- orate in his own dotense. EVENING 8:00 000 NEWS ©ABC NEWS g ©NBCNEW8 ©CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEW8HOUR 0 THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy triee to sell cosmetics at Ralph Fur- ley's poker gems. 0 IE PARADI8 DES CHEFS "Le Ya-Na de Yen- dl" Le Ya-Na de Yendi rend visile aux grands chels mu8ulmsns, accords une entrsvue aux - cineastes, tient consoll avec les ancisns et parte de ses (onuses. 8:30 ONEWS © TOP STORY © P.M. MAGAZINE Meet Juice Newton, a country singsr who's lilllng the charts with hits; a TV producers secrotB for prime lime success. 0 M'A'S'H Kllnger falls victim to the peculiar behavior ol Ihe 4077th'a personnel. 0 NOUVELLE3 REGION- ALES 7:00 O SPORTS JOURNAL O WEEKNIGHT Featured: In "Your Rights," Geoff Smith outlines the legal rights of those arrested or . charged wllh a crime; Deb- i bie Dedo shares the ' "supermarket strategy" ol a wise consumer; In North- weal driving report, Dana Mlddlelon looks at the alternative of giving up and walking. 0 0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT A look al Mickey Rooney's recent prelects, Including stage, videotape and recording work. O CIRCUS Pierre LeLonde end Rumpy The Clown welcome Zoppe'a riding lion from Daly, Tony Molasworth's Juggling act, Klng'a performing elephants, 16-year-old trapeze artist Chsyanna. ONEW8 © WKRP IN CINCINNATI Mr. Carlson discovers the hazards of politico when he runs for a ooat on the city council. \ © AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER ©VANCOUVER Featured: Rock On Vancouver, a weekly look at Vancouver's hotteat rock videoa. 0LETELEJOURNAL/LE POINT/LA METEO 7:30 8 VANCOUVER LIFE © THE MUPPETB Gueat: Crystal Gayle. ©TICTAC DOUGH © SOAP Corlnne sets out to bring Tim back from his cave and Burt has an encounter wllh a UFO. ©FAMILY FEUD © CIRCUS Pierre LaLonde and Rumpy The Clown welcome Zoppe'a riding Hon from Italy. Tony Molesworth's juggling act, Klng'a parformlng olo- phanta, 16-year-old trapeze orllot Choyonna. O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS "Lions" Despite the lion's popularity, we know relatively little about Ita home life. 0 TAXI Jim gives each ol the cabbies $1,000 to give to a needy soul so they can experience the joy he feela by giving It away. I b:oo 0 TOMMY HUNTER Guests: ROy Rogers, Dale Evana, Roy Rogera Jr., Pat Bultram, Ian Tyson. O BENSON Benson is deluged with romantic offers when he Is selected as a magazine's bachelor of the month. Q © LEGMEN (Premiere/Two part-time detectives purchase a sports car unaware that the car Is the key to a million-dollar hoist. © MAGNUM, P.I. Complications arise when Hlggins Is struck on the head wllh a croquet ball and suffers memory Ispses, believing he is a lamouo Shake- Sserean actor. © THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Two bandits rob an armored car but Daisy and Luke are' arrested when It appears they are the crooks. O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW O MOVE **** "Far From The.Madding Crowd" (1967, Drama) Julie Chria- tio. Terence Stamp. A willful young farm girl bettera heraelf, but deatroya three men In the process. ©DOSSIER 8:30 O WEBSTER George and Ketherine bollovo that Webster may have bean kidnapped when he doea not come home from school on time. . B'35 0 WALL STREET WEEK ' 0:00 O DALLAS When Sue Ellen Is mistaken for Peter's mother, she becomea more determined than ever lo dissolve their relationship. O BLUE THUNDER Cheney battles a drug and arms dealer who uses a . remote-controlled killer plane to eliminate hid foea. O THE MASTER (Premiere) A revered master (Lee Van Clool) of the outlawed Japanese warrior society abandons his Nulla ooct to return 10 America to find hla long-lost daughter. © TRAPPER JOHN M.D. © DALLAS When Sue Ellen .Is mistaken for Peter'8 mother ahe becomea more determined than ever to diosolvo their relationship. © THE FALL GUY Torrl aenda Colt to a aouthorn town to retrieve a bail- lumping criminal. © MOVIE ***14 "Across The Great Divide" . (1978, Adventure) Robert Logan, Heather Rattray. Two orphaned children aot out alone acroes the Rocky Mountaina In order to claim a farm In Oregon which they Inherited. 0 HORS SERIE: LA CHAMBRE DES DAMES Serle historlque d'apres le roman de Jeanne Bourin avec Marina Vlady, Henri Virlogeux. (7e) 0:10 ' © THE LA8T NAZI Patrick Watson interviews Albert Speer, Hitler's architect and author of "Inside The Third Reich." 10:00 0 THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL O MATT HOUSTON Matt la pronounced clinically dead after suffering a severe head injury while on an Investigation. Q © THE NEW SHOW Guests: comedians Gilds Radnor and Kevin Kline. © HART TO HART The Harts help Max.find his lady love (Dorothy Lamour) ' after aha la abduoted by a pair of con-men; Q © © FALCON CREST Phillip forces Melissa lo bow to his wishes and sell the Agrattl harvest to him. 0BENNYHLL 0 GRAND-PAPA Robert consults son omlo psychle- tre au oujot doe jproblomoo dessfemme. . < 10:30 ONEWS 0 CINEMA ** "Lea Heroa n'ont pas frold aux orelllea" (1977, Comedle) Daniel Auteull, Gerard Jug- not. Deux coualno travoll- lont dana la memo banque ot pnrtsgent un epparte- ment. 10:35 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Citadel" Andrew rodedicotos himself to practicing with Integrity and conducting research. Q 11:00 © ©ONEWS © O CTV NATIONAL NEWS ©MUSIC MAGAZINE ©STEREOVISION 11:08 ONEWS 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS .11:28 0 BE8T OF MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hosts: The Pointer Slstsrs. Guests: Blondie, The Temptations, Supertramp, Harry Chapln, Korgls, Spyro Gyre. 11:30 © ABC NEWS NK3HTLINE © TONIGHT Host: Josn Rivers. Quests: sctresses Mario Thomas snd Betty Buckley. ©CLOSE-UP 0 MOVIE **tt "The Driver" (197.8, Drama) Ryan O'Neal, Bruce Dorn.j A professions! getaway driver tries to elude a relentless dotoctlvo totally obsessed with the Intention of catching and arresting him. 0 MOVIE *»* "Sky Riders" (1976, Adventure) James Coburn, Susannah York. A mercenary end a teem of hang gliders adsault a Greek mountain fortress to rescue the family of a wealthy Industrialist from terrorist kidnappers. 11:38 ' O AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Ray Charles / Lee Greenwood" Ray Charlss performs "Georgia" and other hits, and Lea Greenwood performa "I.O.U." and "Somebody's Gonna Love You." V 11:48 © MOVIE **-» "The Catcher"'. (1971, Drams). Michael Witney, Jen- Michael Vincent. A former police detective jolne forcee with an underground , newspaper publisher to "catch" wanted persons for private clients. ■'i!.12:06 ©WEBSTER © MOVIE *«*K,"The Pleasure Of His Company" (1961, Comedy) Fred Aotairo, Debbie Reynolds. A father attempts to stop his daughter's wedding. plana.1' " . '■"•' 0 CINEMA-** "Arrete ton char" (1977, Comedle) Stephana Hillol, Reml Laurent, quatre jeunea Fran- cola font lour oorvlco mill- lolro dana. une caserne dltuee eh Allemagno, sous lee' ordroo d'un eergent million, d'un copilolno ahu- ri et d'un colonel Indulgent. 12:28 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONlOHT(R) 12:30 © MOVIE A* "Vendetta For The Solnl" (1966. Adventure) Roger Moore, Ian Hendry. An adventurer and two of his girlfriends attempt to. destroy the Mafia. ©FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS A private reel segment with David Botyle and muslo videos by The Rolling Stones, Talking Heads, The Police, and The Beatles. (R) ' '" '12:36 Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Guests: Stuart Karl, president of Karl Video, Inc.; Howard Lapldea, known as "the Flzx Kid";, Tom Monaghan, president of Domino's Pizza and new' owner 61 the Detroit Tigers baaeball teem discuss what it takee to succeed In the world of video tape distribution, soda pop, and pizza; alao, television actress Gerl Jewell talks about her personal victory over cerebral palsy. 1:28 © ROCK'N ROLL VIDEO 1:38 Q MOVIE ** 14 "Having Babies II" (1977, Drama) Paula Prentiss, Tony Bill. Five couples experlsnce emotional criaes Involving first love, birth and adoption. . .., 1:48 ©NEWS O TWILIGHT ZONE A guerilla leader succeeds In overthrowing the regime ol the corrupt government ol hla country.. . 2:00 '».■> 0 MOVIE ** "A Touch Of Larceny" (I960, Come-, . dy) Jamee' Mason, Vera Mllea. After falling In love with hlu friend's fiances, an ex-i ubmarlne officer mak is a fortune on his momolra. v ■' 2:18 • ■ O CLOSE-UP ©TWILIGHT ZONE A ven- trilpqulol tried to make a name for himself In sec- ond-roto nightclubs. '.) ■ ■ " 2:20 •; 0 INCREDIBLE HULK David befriends a retarded young man while working at a demolition derby track.. 2:30 ©NEWS 2:48 ©NEWS ■■ .8:20 ' 0 THE WALTONS A rival lumber company threatens to run Walton and Sons out ot business. O HAWAII FIVE-0 McGar- . roll gods after a olranglor who murdered five women, leaving each wearing a blonde wig with their faces garishly made up. 4:00 0 THE HONEYMOONER3 Ralph proves that executives are born and not made, and that the art ol giving ordera lo a lost one where he's concornod. - 4:30 0 HERE'S LUCY Lucy, in an attempt to modernize Rudy Vnlloo'o musical style, transforms the crooner Into a rock Y roller. Michael Jackson Pepsi ta sponsor Jackson tour Michael Jackaon will reunite with his brothers for a major tour In 19S4, to be sponsored by Pepsi Cola. The price tag" lor Pepsi linking Its name with Jackson's Is estimated to be $10 million. ABC, [from left] M«ph*TSInol»t^ ALBUM-REVIEW It's as easy as ABC By NOZ PARKER Beauty Stab ABC (Neutron-Vertigo Records) . This is only the second long player from the U.K. trio but in many ways is an unexpected shift in Style and direction. Their 1982 lp Lexicon of have was good; particularly the singles . like Poison Arrow which stood apart from other Sheffield bands like Human League or Def Leppard. Their sound was high-tech and big production, but there was a passion behind all the thunder. Beauty Stab has a much harder edge and an immediacy that can reach out of the speakers and grab listeners by the lapels. •Their arrangements, which still often feature strings, are .even more dramatic than before. Singer Martin Pry expresses' a wide range of emotions, carefully calculated to tug heart and mind. Some of his sing-song couplets are mildly annoying but overall the quality of lyrics and diversity of subject matter is vastly superior to most other "Pop-sters". Stephen Singleton shows he's as good as ever on his alto sax. The biggest improvement is a more aggressive, dynamic sound from the guitar and drums. Mark White pushes the band harder with a dean guitar style, and his keyboards, especially the piano are spare' but unique and irresistable. New drummer Andy Newrnark drives the basic trio with a gusto that previous drummer, David Palmer lacked. ABC can Still compete with the smooth sounds of fellow pop- stars like Spandau Ballet, but the new edge to their sound and a willingness to take a political stand in such tunes as That Wat Then or Hey Citizen/ makes for much more interesting listening in the long run. ' Joan ArmatrarJlng . . . Track Record , : ; 1 Joan Armatradlng (A&M Records) If you've ever heard an Arrna- trading song or two, or three or more that you've thought was special, you probably owl a few of her recordings by now. If you don't, Track Record is probably a good place to start. In Canada and Europe there are a great number of fans who 'are thrilled by the voice and songs of this petite but confident' woman from St. Kitfi, the Americans are, as usual, a bit behind us, and so her {record company has released this hew compilation primarily with the hope of finally making an appreciable dent in the U.S. charts. The thirteen tracks Include eleven previously released 'gems from six of her recordings, which trace her career from the earlier ballads and reggae, such as fjoive And Affection, Willow and Roafe, through to tier more electronic and adventurous rockers like Call MeNamee. The two new tracks, Heaven and Frustration continue this evolution under the co- production of Armatradins and the sympathetic genius of Steve Iillywhite. Terrific stuff. , SATURDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS O CBUTICBCIVan 0 KOMO (ABC! Sea. 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SCHOOLHOUSE "ROCK 0KIWANI8 AUCTION O0PLASnCMAN ©LET'S GO 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) (SREMI 8:30 '"- O REACH FOR THE TOP 0 FLA8H: MAGAZINE SHOW FOR KIDS O CHARLIE BROWN AND SNOOPY 0 8WI38 FAMILY ROBINSON 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) O BUGS BUNNY ANO FRIENDS ejTHETHUNDERBIRDS 0 CANDY 10:00 0WE8TERN GARDENER O SCOOBY DOO / MENUDO 0MR.T 0KIWANIS AUCTION O BENJI, ZAX ANO THE AUENPRINCE 0 ZIGZAG O TEACHING WRITING O ADVENTURES OF THE WIZARD OF OZ ©DWERAOEMAIN 10:30 0CLAS3OF'B3 0 AMAZING SPIDER-MAN /INCREDIBLE HULK 0 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 CREATIVE HANDS 0 MAGIC OF OL PANT- MO 0 WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS 0OCEAN8AUVE 11:00 . SMAJA.THEBEE WEEKEND SPECIAL "Cougarl" Albie and Sarah triumph ovar their kid- nappara, tha olemenle of tho wild and a raging rivor. (Part3)(R)g 08IMn SENSATION 0PRE8ENTE 0 WHAT WILL THEY THfNXOFNEXTI O. CINE-FAMiLLE Las Avanturaa da Tintln: La Trooor da Raokham la Rougs;La Cabana. 11:30 0 SPREAD YOUR WINGS Sovontoon-yonr-old Kathy convinces hor grsndmolhnr to lot hor enter Alchemy, an unprovan bona, In a compotlvo ovont. O AMERICAN BANDSTAND Quaata: This Erie Martin Band ("Lolling It Out")f Tavorea ("Worda AndMualc"). . 8THUH0ARR UPHOMETONiaHT W00DWRIQHT'8 SHOP © CHARLIE BROWN ANO SNOOPY O 100 HUHTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 0 8PORT8WEEKEND Schodulod: Woman's World Cup downhill ski rnco (from Vorblsr, SwH- zorfond); European Figure Skating Championships (from Budapeat, Hungary); Carting O'Koola Canadian Five-Pin Bowling Championships (live from Toronto, Ont.) 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Georgetown vs. St. John's (from Madison Square Garden In New York) QKIWANIS AUCTION 0FAT ALBERT 0 FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY O HOU8EWARMWQ WITH CHARLIE WING "Recap" Charlie reviews the topics discussed In the series, emphasizing major atepa and energy-aavlng suggestions. 0TOM AND JERRY 12:30 , 0 HUSKY BASKETBALL WGHLK5HT8 0 CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL 0 POLKA TIME O TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL "Jesse Jsckson And The Jewish Vote" The drive of an organization, called Jawa Against Jackaon, to disrupt Jackson's "rainbow coalition" la hiveatlgated. 8 AMERICA WORKS CHALLENGING SEA "Octopus" 1:00 8 UP FRONT THE WALTONS Porter Sims cornea to Walton'a Mountain to write a historical guide to Virginia. 0 WIDE WORLD. OF SPORTS Scheduled: Air Canada Amateur Sporla Awnrdo wllh a apaolal tribute lo Jocalyn Lovell; World Cup Skiing downhill (from Kltzbuhel, Austria); U.S. Figure Skating Championships (live from Soil Lake CHy. Utah). O AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "The Ghost Writer" Starring Claire Bloom and Sam Wanamaker, this adaptation ot Philip Roth'a novel centera on a young artist's rocolloctiona of a vialt with an older, famoua author living In aecluslon with two women. □ 8 IT8 ABOUT PEOPLE GEORGE DALGLEISH BAGATELLE 1:30 O MOVIE **tt "A Tattered Web" (1971, Mystery). Lloyd Bridges, Frank Converse. A police detective, tocos conlllcle between hla Job and his loyalty to himself and hla family when he encountera a bizarre murder. 01! DIGEST 180 MINUTE WORKOUT ' WO 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Fresno State at Novods-Los Vsgss . > 8KIWANJ8 AUCTION SPORTS. SATURDAY Schodulod: I auol Triathlon (from Hawaii); Part 8 of the Great Pool Shootout; World Cup skiing (from Verbier, Switzerland). 0 WORLD OF TRAVEL ©WRESTLING '-JB\ILY88Eil-V'A'i. '->' ■ M1'"J:30- 0 THE MARX BROTHERS IN A NUTSHELL Film clips/ and Interviews are featured In a aelute to the most celebrated comedy, team In the history of motion pictures -- Groucho, Harpo, Chlco, Zeppo and Gummo Man. (R) 0 CHILDREN BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH Carol Lawrence snd Art Link- letter host this look at the children of East Africa and their struggle for survival. Gueata: Dick Van Patten, William Shatner, Dean Jones, Efrem Zlmballat Jr. 0 LA VALLEE SECRETE 3:00 0CBCNEW8 0 PBA BOWLING "$176,000 Showboat.Invitational" (from Showboat Bowling Center in Laa Vegas, Nov.) 0 DON CHERRY'S GRAPEVINE 0 LE3 HEROS DU SAMEDI 3*30 OTH8 WEEK IN PARLIAMENT 0 WRESTLING 0FUNORAMA ffl THI8 WEEK IN HOCKEY 4:00 0 THE MUPPET8 Guest: Oon Knotto. O NFL WEEK IN REVIEW 8 K1WANIS AUCTION MOVE **» "Stay Away Joe" (1968, Comedy) Etvla'-Prealay, Burgess Meredith. A rodeo star upaeta hla nallve Indian reoervation when he tries to teach them about rala- ing cattla. 8 SOCCER LA 8EMAME PARLE- MENTAISE 4:30 0 SPORTS JOURNAL (R) O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled! U.S. Figure Skating Chomplon- ahlpa (from Salt Lake City, Utah); men'a World Cup- downhill skiing (from Kitzbuhel, Austria). ' 0 SI8KEL 4 EBERT AT THE MOVIES Rogsr Ebert and Gene 8lskel review "The Buddy System," "Heart Like A Wheel," "Lonely Hoarto," "Carmen" and "La Balance.".. 8 SUN COUNTRY MOVE **** "Men.-. key Business" (1931, Comedy) Man Brothero, Thelmn Todd. Four otowa- waya try to avoid the oullioriiloa on' an ocean liner. .. 600 0 NHL HOCKEY Calgary Flames at Montreal Cans- dlons ■ - '• . 8 NEWS' LETS GO TO THE RACES SREDFISHER 8UPERBOWL SPECIAL LA 80REE DU HOCK EY Le Canadian de Montreal rocoll lea Flames de Calgary y ... •:■:■ ;. .■■■-.muasso:. ..■' ONB0NEW8 ONEWS 0 SKI WEST EVENING ' B:00 0 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Featured: a report on the doctors, nutrition- late and specialists who keep celebrities physically fit. 00NEW8 OC88NEW8 O FRONTLINE "Crisis At General Hospital" A view of the llirdta Imposed on health cars la preaenled; featured are Interviews with people who csnnot afford expensive hospital treatment because they ere poor or not Insured, g 0WEEK'6END 0 WAR YEAR8 "Battle Of. Moscow" 8:30 ONEW8 O COLLEGE BASKETBALL Phoenix vs. Seattle 0 PINK PANTHER 7:00 O MEMORE8 WITH LAWRENCE WELK "Great Stara Singing Qraat Songs" 0R.E.V. OTHEJEFFER80N8 0 GOODNIGHT, BEAN- TOWN Jenny standa help- laooly by as Matt proposes to an old flame oiler the WYN anchorman and his teen-age sweetheart. are reunited. 0 RETURN OF THE GREAT WHALE8 The remarkable return and migratory route of humpback and blue' whales oil the cooot of northern California Is traced. < 0 ROWAN aVMARTM'8 LAUGH-IN . 0 8TAR TREK Ths Enterprise is taken over by the will of children beamed onboard. 7:30 O BIZARRE Sketches Include a quest for loughs, visit with or bigot family, physical on television and "Toolele" auditions. 0 JUST KIDDING John Kastner lenrno that drtvera ahould take their clothes off when they see the road algn "Bear Left" and that the etatue ot hiatlce sllcea applea and'eraokora '.villi her sword. 0TWIUGHTZONE O LA COURSE AUTOUR OUMONDE 0 FAME GAME Marc Dennis hosts from Montreal wllh Marie-Denlss Pel- teller and Musical Digital Print, Spunk, The .Spola ond Ben Rogllese. O 0 T.J. HOOKER g Hooker's Involvement.with an Oriental girl, leads him to the organizer of an arms smuggling ring. 9 (R) 0 DIFF'RENT STROKES Drummond. is'attracted to on exerolae - instructor v'urid'er^sern^i<)y:rjKftv' 0 MOVIE ** 14 "Murdor Is Easy" (1981, Suspense) Bill Blxby, Lesley-Anne Down. An American vacationing In England meeta an elderly woman who, lust before becoming the victim 01 a hit-and-run driver, telle him she knows the Identity ol a murderer. O BROADWAY PLAYS WA8HMGT0NI KENNEDY CENTER TONIGHT A hoat of stars from Broadway turn the Kennedy Center atage Into a celebration ol tha American theater, the perlormera include Debbie Reynolds, Pearl Ballay, Barry Bostwlck, Robert Morse and many othara. (R) 0 MOVIE *** "Soldier Blue" (1970, Western) Peter Strsuas, Candles Bargen. In the late 1800a, a young cavalry otflcar la horrified to witness the bloody, senseless massacre of Cheyenne women and children at Sand Creek by U.S. Army eoldlers. 0 SOLID GOLD Host: Marilyn. McCoo. Guests: Jeffrey Osborne, Rick Springfield, Juice Newton, Deborah Allen,. Pablo Cruise, ABC, Duran Ouran. 8:30 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONIGHT OSLVER SPOONS Ricky breaks his vow of. secrecy when he tells his father that his friend laa victim ol child abuse. 0 IMPACTS Magazine de reflexion aur I'actuallto. 0:00 O 0 LOVE BOAT Two slstsrs are runllod altar 40 yaars, a ohildleae couple are aaelgned separate cablna, and taaac turnshis attentions to a pretty woman In hla bartending class. & WE GOT IT MADE David beoomea annoyed when hla younger brother vlalta and teho him that ho would rather become an actor than a lawyer. 0 MOVE ** "Making Love" (1981, Drama) Kale Jackson, Michael Onlkean. A woman leama that har husband la Involved In a homosexual relationship. 0 MOVE ** "Making Love" (1981. Drama) Kale Jaokaoh, Mlchaal Ontkaan. A woman leama that her hueband le Involved In a hbmoaexual relationship. 9:80 ©PERFORMANCE 8 MAMA'S FAMLY LE MONDE MERVQL- LEUXDEDISNEY IffcOO 0 BARNEY MILLER On a cotfeeloaa day, tho detectives contend wllh on Indian protesting the desecration ol hla ancestors', remains, and a hood who tried to mug a acoutmss- ■ter. O O FANTASY ISLAND An Intelligent career woman thinks having e husband will solve all her problems end an airplane anthualaet denies that hla redoxes are slowing down. D O O THE YELLOW ROSE A sympathatio war- dan agraaa to pardon Chance when he unknowingly alda an elderly bank robbar (Buddy Ebaen). ©TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:30 0 THIS WEEK IN B.C. 0 MUSIC MAGAZINE O LE TELEJOURNAL / 8PORT8 / LA POLITIQUE FEDERAL 11:00 OTHE NATIONAL OQONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS 0 NQT THE NINE O'CLOCK NEWS 0 VEGAS A mobslar torcoa two magicians lo halp him kidnap a close friend of Dan'a. © MUSIC SPECIAL "Sta- via Ray Vaughn" 11:16 0 NEWS ("Provincial Affaire" will precede the news.) © ABC NEWS O CINEMA ** '"La Fommo file" (1979, Poll- cler) Mlou Mlou, Jean-Marc Thlbautt. Mutee dana una vllle du Nord a la suite d'un osclsndrs, une femme, inapoctour do police, est rologuoo a dee travaux de bureau par oon nouvoau chef. 11:20 0 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:30 ' 08FORT8UNE O SALUTE "Lou Rnwls" Gueata: Count Baala, Ella Fltzgarald, Donna Mills, Mickey Qllley, Slater Sledge. Joe Wllllama, Sammy Cahn, Mayor Tom Bradley, August Buach, Amy Grant. 08ATURDAY NIGHT UVE Host: Mlohael Palln. Quaata: Martha Davis and ThoMotols. O MOVE **H "The Magnificent Seven Ridel" (1972, Western) Lee Van Cleef, Slolonlo Powers. Five paroled csfnrlote aid two lawmen In roswlng a town from Ihe clutches of a ruthless band of outlaws. ©PAULHOGAN 12:00 0 MOVE ***!4 "No Highway In Tho Sky" (1961, Drama) James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich. A meek metallurgist wanta thtV* new airliner may be made of defeotlvu materials. '. Q80UND8TAGE Tho legendary , Roger Miller performa "King Of The Road," "Chug-A-Lug," ,"!Me And Bobble McQee." O MOVE w« "And God Created Woman" (1057, Drama) Brigltta Bnrdol, Joan-Louis Trintlgnant. A beautiful young. Frenchwoman finds It hard to realst temptation ea ahe, drills through a sorlea ol romantic attalra. © ROCK CONCERT "Chuck Berry" 12:00 O MOVE *** "The Deep" (1977, Adventure) Nick Nolle, Jacquollno Bisect. A couple vacationing In Bermuda discover a ceohe of morphine ompuleo while diving lor sunken traasure. © MOVE www "Bachelor In Porodluo" (1981, Comedy) Bob Hope, Lena Turner. A bachelor samples life In suburbls amid a whirlwind ol supermarkets, babloo and waahlng maohlnea. 12:30 O NEWS THAT ROCKED '82 A recap ot the melor rock W roll avanta ol 1982 featuring Tha Who, Tha Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, John Cougar and Robert Plant. 1:00 ©R.E.V. 1:10 0 CINEMA ** "Commie- aalre Moulin... Police |udl- clalre: la pour det eutrep" (Pos de , date,. Pollcler) Yvoo Ronier. Calhorlno Knvrler. Lo commlaesflo oulln est.lnlomio par son omle qu'une do aaa ell- enles de I'lnstltut'.vlt dana une terrour quasi parma- nonte. 1:80 O0NEW8 W! 2:00 --■•■ ©POP'N'ROCKER O MOVE **» "The Call Of The Wild" (1978. Adventure) John Beck, Bernard Fresson. .Baaed on the etory by Jack London. Two men possesaed by gold fever battle the elements In the frozen Klondike. 2:80 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 I 2:30 0 ROCK PALACE 2:36 O HAWAII FIVE-0 3:20 ©HAWAII FIVE-0 3:30 O MOVE *** "Kelly's Heroeo" (1970, Comedy) Clint Eootwood, Telly Savalaa. During World War II, an Improbable team ot aoldlera makaa a wild daah behind enemy lines. 4M 0NEW8 WHAT'S ON... Local Color 14 Exhibit '■ local award-winning art, Jan. IS to Feb. 19 st Centennial Museum -N.EC, Ft. Uuiglsy. Includes works by Stays Seymour, Elizabeth Hawkins, Bepple Walaa, Margot Wawm o/Betty Lou Sinclair. Fraaadmltalon. Ki - drams with Vancouver Playhouse, till Fab. 11 at QE Ptayhouaa. Tlcketa VTC-CBO. tog - held over till Jan. 21 et Arts Club Theatre, Granville Is. TkMa VTC-CBO. 6.8. King - Jan. 10-J8 et Plazazzl, N. ..Van. Tickets VTOCSO. PUI - mullcai, held ovar to Jan. 28 at City stage. 761 Thurtow. Tlckata VTC-CBO. The Importance of Bang Ear- mat • Jan. 11-81,-1 p.m. at Frederick Wood Theatre, UBC. Call 228-2876. Kay Exchange - drams at Aria Club; Seymour St. Tlcketa VTC-CBO. Taeey RMe - funky rsggse, till Jan. 21M Savoy, Gsetown. North Moss Use - T.V. spoof, to Feb. 4 « V.E.C.C, IM VsneMes. TlckSta VTC-CBO. CaH2544t7t. Vienna Choir Beye - Jon. 18-19, 6 p.m. et Orpheum. Tlckata VTC-CBO. Presented by Vancouver Symphony SFU Thestre. Tickets, call 891-3814. Lengley Field Naturalists • ' meeting Jon. 20, 7:90 p.m. at Langley Arte Centre, 4N9 • 207 St. Ralrsshmante. Everyone » - Jan. 19, 7:30 p.m. al Coliseum. Tlcketa vrocao. Bare facts-Jan. 18-21 et Blue Unicom, Chilli™*. aeJaaaB** BenseaMVe _ Thai atsunaaiial ■SasvaWf C*llSt»»jn ■ IIP! rnKTJOM Sansaslan • Jan. 19,8 p.m. at V.O.O. I alx different programs, begin Jan. 20, 21,23, 24 wllh guest pianist Andre Gagnon at Orpheum. Series tlcketa (sin- glee sflsr Jen. 10) at VTC-CBO .outlets. Hagnetlo Band - Jan. 20, 0 p.m. st 8FU Theatre. Tickets, cell 281-3914. Phoenix Jaime • Jan. 20 at Hot Jazz, 38 E. Broadway. Puroefl String Quarts! - Jon. 13, 80 6 87,8 p.m. at UBC Reohal Hell. Programs of contemporary Canadian works, Including Portland, Somore, Coullhaid. Call 821-8484. Kenny ltesera/6ek Ridge Boye/Rlghteoua brolhera - two shows, Jon. 81,4 61 p.m. at Coliaeum. Tlcketa VTC- CBO. Five Ouya Named Mss - Jan. 21 at Hot Jaiz,M8. Broadway. Pucdnrs BBBdarM aatterBy • Jan. 21, 24, 28, 28 at 8 p.m. at QE Theatre. Vancouver Optra Aatoo. Tlckata VTC-CBQ k Manuel lanusoo - Jan. 28, 8 p.m. at Arts Club Theatre, Qrsnvlllo la. Program ef classical guitar pleoaa by Sdarlattl, Sor, Ponce, de Fella, Albenlz.' Tlcketa VTOCBO. •Hletorlcal Damer- - Jan. 22, 8:30 p.m., featuring Brian Crumblthulrne I Brands Wsb- ater al Douglas Hall, 20SE0 Douglas. Ores. Info, oall 834-2848. Heated by Langley Community Muslo School. Nlnelkgjn - Jon. 8), I p.m. at Commodore. Tlcketa VTC- CBO. BBfiBBBBBaaaBBtaa Mlsssasaa©] . w^.w~. aaaaakavacaaaBBBaaBBBB« THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNE8DAY, JANUARY 18,1984 7 SUNDAY CHANNELS GUIDE f OH TV LISTINGS 0 CBUT ICBCI Van 0 KOMO IABCI Sea ' 0 KING INBCI Sm 0 OHEK ICTVI Vic B KIRO ICBSI Sea 0 BCTV ICTVI Van © KCTS I'N.'l'i Sea. 10 Community Cable' O KVOS iCBS-lndl Bell 0 CKVU llhdl Van. © CBUVT ICBCI Van .JANUARY 22,1984 < . MORNING 6:30 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:46 © NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES ' '. 6;00 V OTOWNMEETMG ©SACRED HEART ©©ANDYWINTER8 ©IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE ffl IN8IDE TRACK 8:16 0 WITH THIS RING 8:80 „ ©FAITH FOR TODAY 00 FILM FEATURE 0 EYE ON THE NORTHWEST 012 DIGEST ©8IZE8MALL . 7:00 ©THIS 18THE LIFE ©EUCHARIST ; 0 JIMMY SWAGGART 0 THE WORLD TOMORROW omcgowan ©frisky frolics ©Hercules 7:30 ©DIRECTIONS .,.0 NORTHWE8T 'ENCOUNTER 0 MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD 0 CIRCLE 8QUARE ® JIMMY SWAGGART ©ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 0 H. ETAIT UNE FOIS... L'HOMME 8:00 ©REAL TO REEL 8 MUSIC MAGIC ROBERT 8CHULLER O SUNDAY MORNING '"©CREATIVE HANDS ,.,0 SESAME STREET (R) ' ffl ADVENTURES OF THE WIZARD OF OZ 0 WOODY LE PIC 8:30 ©BOOMERANG O GARDENING WITH ED HUME 0 ORAL ROBERTS ©DAY OF DISCOVERY SORAKPACK PASSE-PARTOUT 9:00 ©SWITCHBACK ©KIDSWORLD , ©COLLEGE BASKET- BAIJ. UCLA st Louisville O0REXHUMBARD "0"•' Alt CREATURES "GRIttTAi«8MAI.L:"°"', ©LENERICKSEN fflTHETHUNDERBIRDS 0 LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 0:30 O THE HARDY BOY8 / NANCY DREW MYSTERIES 0 TERRY WINTERS O NCAA BASKETBALL Houston at Kentucky ', • 0PETERPOPOFF © ROBERT 8CHULLER ©ROGER RAMJET "■' 8:80- ONEWS 10:00 0ORALROBERTS O ROBERT 8CHULLER 0 GERMAN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER © ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO 0 LES CONTE8 DE LA FORETVERTE 10:30 O WESTERNER GARDEN: ER(R) © CHILDREN'S THEATRE "Alice's Adventures In Wonderland" Animated. Lewis Carroll's classic details the travels of a young girl Id a strange land of the Imagination. ©SEARCH 0 THE WORLD TOMORROW ©THS |8 THE LIFE ffl KENNETH COPELAND 0 KLIMBO / SI TOU8 UES GENS DU MONDE ti:00 0 THIS YEAR IN B.C. (R) © 8UPER BOWLWINKLE Bullwinkle J. Moose and hla friends participate In a comloal football game et WaaaamottaU. © SPORTSWORLD Scheduled: Johnny "Bump City" Bumphus / Lorenzo Garcia WBA Junior Welterweight Championship bout (live from Atlantic City, N.J.) , . 00 IT IS WRITTEN O WORKING WOMEN 0 ERNEST ANGLEY 0 MAURICE PROULX, ONEASTE D'UN QUEBEC OUBLIE 11:30 . 0 PACIFIC REPORT (R) O THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY ©FOR THE RECORD O THE SUPER BOWL TODAY Today'e pre-game program originates live from a special aat constructed above one of the tunnela at Tampa Stadium. ©SEARCH © INTERNATIONAL EDITION Ford Rowan hosts a look at Important trends and nawa eventa In tha Unjted States as seen by foreign television and print Journalists stationed In this country. © 100 huntley street Afternoon 12:00 ©MEETING PLACE Rev. D.D. Strickland officiates ' froiri'Sli'Andrewa'-Newton Presbyterian, Church in Surrey. B.C. ©CANADA IN VIEW ©JIMMY SWAGGART 0 TIE LAWMAKERS Cor- roopondonte Linda, Wer- thelmer and Cokle Roberta Join Paul Duke for an up-to- the-minute eummary of Congressionsl activities. <B HE LIVES 0LASEMAINEVERTE 12 30 © VIEWPOINT ON THE NEW8 :■ © TROUBLE RIVER A young boy and his grandmother escape danger by fleeing down a river on a rait. © PETER POPOFF 0 INSIDE STORY Hodding Carter hosts an examination of press performance - on national television. 0 INSIGHT A boisterous h|gh school reunion turns sour when a mysterious killer intrudes. © CHALLENGING SEA "The Grey Whsles" 1:00 © BARTOK CONCERTO FOR ORCHESTRA Tha Hungarian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra under the direction ol Anlal Dorati perform Beta ' Bartok's Concerto For Orchestra In Hungary. 0 VOTING FOR DEMOCRACY Barry Ssrslln examines the problem of declining voter participation In American elections. ©RICOCHET ©TERRY WINTERS , Q WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW © TERRY COLE-WHIT- TAKER ©OCEANS ALIVE 0 FOOTBALL "Supor- bowl.XVIII" 1:30 8 MOVIE ** "Once la Not Enough" (1978, Drama) Kirk Douglas, Alexis Smith. A film producer married for money to satisfy his spoiled daughter. © MOVIE •« "Kate McShane" (197S, Drama) Anns Meara, Sean MoClo- ry. A flamboyant female lawyer matches wits with an ambitious prosecuting attorney while defending a aoclety woman accused ol stabbing her huBband. © © SUPER BOWL XVIII Los Angeles Raiders vs. Washington Redskins (live from Tsmps Stadium) Q MOVIE "Law And Order" (1976, Mystery) Darren McGavIn, Kelr Dulles. A family consisting of three generations of Irish- American police officers cope with everyday pressures and problems. ©WALL STREET WEEK ©SUNDAY LINE 2:00 8 TALENT FESTIVAL WINNERS The wlnnere ol tha annual CBC Radio talent competition are featured In-concert with per- : lormances by grand prize winner Jon Klmura Parker (pianist), voice category Debra Parker (aoprano), and chamber mualc category Hoebig-Moroz Trio. © MOVIE *** "Lee Miaerablea" (1978, Drama) Richard Jordan, Anthony Perkins. Baaed on the novel by Victor Hugo. The fanatical Inspector Javert relentlessly pursues Jean Voljoan. an ox-convict trying to go straight; 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Born 01 Fire" The modern science of, plate tectonica, which explalna how the earth's cruet haa cracked Into 12 plates that olowly separate, collide end Inch past each olher over eons, is examined. (R) p 2:30 0 GILLIQAN'S ISLAND Gilligan and the Sklppper find a jet-pack- that enables man to fly like birds. 3:00 0 DUPLESSI8 Duplessls is not the reforming progressive many people had expected as he moves to consolidate his power baae by wiping out all possible opposition. (English Dialogue) (R) O MOVIE **H "Night Games" (1974, Drama) Barr-y Newman, Suaan Howard. An unconventional lawyer delends a.wealthy woman accused of murder. O GREAT PERFORMANCES "Ellington: The Music Lives On" Cicely Tyson hosts a tribute to Duke Ellington, featuring cllpa ol his performances, Interviews with his peoro, and selections ol hla works performed by Carly Simon, Treat Wllliama, Slater Sledge, Karen Akera, Ken Page and othere. < ©FUNORAMA 4:00 8 COUNTRY CANADA ©MEET THE PRESS 4:30 O HYMN SING Heidi Ged- dert Is the featured soloist sb the Hymn Sing Orchestra and Chorus perform from Zion United Methodist Church In Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. (R) ©NEWSCOPE 0 0 QUESTION PERIOD Moderator Bruce Phillips and a panel ol guest journalists Interview top newsmakers about current domestic and International © I DREAM OF JEANNIE Jeannie II masquerades aa Tony's wile. 0 PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES 6:00 © CBC NEWS ©QNEW8 0 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED ,0,.BROADWAY, PLAYS WASHINGTON! KENNEDY .,,CltWERtWr3HT,A,host ot stars from Broadway turn the Kennedy Center stage Into a celebration of the American theater; the performers include Debbie Reynolds, Pesrl Bailey, Barry f3ostwick, Robert Morse and many others. <R) © BATTLE8TAR GALAC- TrCA Apollo and Boomer dlscoyer. the provisions were poisoned during a battle and there is a possibility of mass starvation. (Part 2) -.'■'!'■:'.■ 0 CONNAI8SANCE DU MILIEU "Lo Saison das amour's do I'original" (3o) Slrategie de I'accouple- ment chez orlgnal. . 0 INDIAN LEGENDS In . this Chippewa legend filmed wllh Ottswa Indians, a dead chief lays his anger at death aside and tells his people of his msgnilicent experience travelling along ' the path of souls. D O ABC NEWS q ©THIRD WORLD ONEWS 0 EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 0 SECOND REGARD Los actualltes rellgleuses. EVENING :■;■■•' 8:00 © WALT DISNEY "Ferdinand The Bull" Ferdinand Tho Bull and Mickey Mouse are featured In several cartoons with s short comedy feature starring the late humorist Robert Benchley. (R) ©TOWN MEETING © TAKING ADVANTAGE Featured: problems faced by renters; tips (or vacation travel In San Francisco and the Napa/Sonoma wine country. ©©NEWS © TO BE ANNOUNCED © M'A'S'H Hawkeye becomes a villain alter hia practical ioke on Charles goes awry. 0 LETS GO TO THE - RACES 6:30 0 IN PERSON ONEW8 © M'A'S'H Col. Poltar Is overwhelmed by the attention he receives ss his staff tries to reduce his blood pressure belore his annual physical. / 0 LAURIER'S PEOPLE Guest: former Vancouver Show host, Pla Shandoll. 0 SClENCE-REALITE Magazine sclentifique. 7:00 © FRAGGLE ROCK Gobo decides to give up explor- . ing until an invisible monster arrives in Fraggle Rock, g O© RIPLEY'S BELIEVE ITORNOf ■'*"•■ ■'■- © MOVIE.** "The Kid With The 200:i;Q." (1983. Comedy) Gary Coleman, Robert Gulllaume. A 13- year-old genius copes with a variety of problems when he begina hla treshmsn year at college aa an astronomy major. (R), © JUST KIDDING John Kaatner learne that drivers should take their clothes oil when they see the road sign "Bear Left" and that the statue ol justice slices applee and crackers with her sword. 0 ffl 60 MINUTES © MOVIE *** "South Pacific" (1958, Musical) Mltzl Gaynor, Rossano Brazzi. Ah American woman falls In love wllh a Frenchman while slalioned aa a Navy nurse on Hawaii during World War 11. 0 DOSSIERS DEPRESSE Serle as propoaanl d'ana- lyaer le traltement de I'actualite par lea madias. 7:30 8 THE BEACHCOMBERS © BIZARRE Sketches include a quest lor laughs, visit with a bigot family, physical on television and "Tooteie" auditions. 0 LE8 BEAUX •DIMANCHES 8:00 ©SEEING THINGS Things start to go bump in the night when Heather Red- fern buys an old house which triggers new visions tor Louie. Q © HARDCA8TLE & MCCORMICK Q © MOVIE "Airwolf (Premiere, Drama) Jan- Michael Vincent, David Hommings. An awesome state-of-the-art helicopter la atolen and delivered to a foreign power, then a former helicopter ace is called upon to retrieve It at any coat. Q KNIGHT RIDER Computer expert April Curtis joins Michael, who meets his evil double aa he battles a rampaging seml-traller made from the same material as KITT. (R) O NATURE "The Discovery Of Animal Behavior: Signs And Signals" The experlmente done by Karl von Frisch, Julian Huxley, Konrad Lorenz and other naturalists over the centuries to learn the language of animate are explored. (R)g ffl LOVE BOAT 8*30 0LETELEJOURNAL 0 LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Aeroport. Le Ciel et le feu" Drama avec Pierre Vernier et D. Bghoura. Un commando du Front Populaire de Liberation do la Palestins opere quatre aviona pirates appartenant a la Suisse, Is .i France, I'Allemagne et la Grande-Brelagne au debut de septembre 1970. 9:00".;:' O RAYMOND" MASSEY Tha late Canadian actor Is portrayed at'his home In California prior to hie dsath in 1983 in which he recalls his early lite, offera aoma humorous anecdotes about his stage experiences and oxtomporizos paaaages from some of his most famous roles; music by Lou Applebaum with soloist Maureen Forrester. © MOVIE ***» "Dla; monda Are Forever" (1971, Adventure) Sean Connery, Jill St. John.. Jamee Bond matches wits with the Infamoua villain Bloteld to prevent his ochome to raid the world's diamond supply tor the purpose of building a powerful satellite. Q © KNIGHT RIDER Computer expert April Curtis joins Michael, who moots his evil double aa he battles a rampaging semi-trailer made from the same materials aa KITT. (R) © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Citadel" Andrew faces a aerioua challenge to hla profea- alonal career when he becomea the subject of an official inquiry by hia fellow physicians, g ffl MOVIE ***» "Diamonds Are Forever" (1971, Adventure) Sean Connery, Jill St. John. James Bond matches wits with the Inlamous villain Bloleld to prevent his schemo to raid the world's diamond supply for the purpose of building a powerful satellite. 10:00 O0W-6 ©SARAJEVO '84 0 STEPPING OUT: THE DEBOLTS GROW UP ©80 MINUTES 10:10 0 SPORT-DIMANCHE / LA POLITIQUE PROVIN- CIALE 10:30 8 MAN ALIVE As thousands of Canadians follow the sun to escspe the chill of winter, the ugly growth of prostitution to service those tourists is on the rise . 'where even children are being drawn into the evil network, g 10:40 0 CINEMA **!5 "La Regie du jeu" (1939, Drama) Mila Parely, Roland Toutaln. Un riche chatelain veut rompre avec 8a maitresse pour con- server sa lommo que courtise un aviateur et, sane ae 1'avouer, son confident. 11:00 8 THE NATIONAL ("Nation's Business" will follow "The National.") © ©NEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEWS O THE DUCHESS OF DUKE STREET "The Bargain" Louisa jlhrows bar husband and his overbearing sister out ol the Ben- tinck and is determined to settle the hotel'a enormous debts without help from anyone. (Part 4) (R) © BUTTERFLIES Ben'e ego is hurt when Ria decides she must break away from the family to find herself. * 11:20 Q 0 NEWS © VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS 11:26 ffl GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 11:30 ©NEW8 ©SPORTS SUNDAY ©CBS NEWS © DOCTOR WHO "Image 01 The Fendahl" The Doctor lands on present-day Earth and discovers a scientist running experiments on a 12 million-year-old human skull. 11:36 Q8PORTSLINE 11:46 ©ABC NEWS 8 MOVIE •** "Death Wish" (1974, Drama) Charles Bronson, Hope Lange. Alter three hoodlums murder his wife and leave his dsughter in a stste of speechless shock, an enraged man eels out on a one-man vengeance campaign. ©FACE THE NATION 11:60 8 NEWS 12:00 8 MOVIE **',i "Sons And Lovers" (1960, Drama) Trevor Howard, Deen Stockwell. Based on the novel by D.H. Lawrence. A dominating mother inspires her son to bypass romance to better himself. ©MOVIE** "March Or Die" (1877, Adventure) Gene Hackman, Max von Sydow. An archaeloglet digs for Arsb treasure in the Moroccsn desert while e hard-headed major tries to control a young legionnaire with romance on hia mind. 8DAVID8USSKIND 12:06 Q MOVIE AA-'.i "The Killer Who Wouldn't Qje" (1976, Mystery) Mike Connors, Samanlha Eggar. The search for the killer of an undercover agent leada Ohenian into a network of intrigue which almost costs him his life. © MOVIE ** "Final Eye" (1977, Science-Fiction) Suean Goorge, Donald Pleasence. A private investigstor tries to forestall a diabolical plot by membere ol a futuristic society. 12:16 O MOVIE **H "Birth Of The Booties" (1979, Drama) Stephen Mackenne, Rod Culbertson. The rise ot the "Fab, Four" from a little grotlo in West Germany to the top of the pop charts is depicted. (R) 12:26 © FATHER, DEAR FATHER 18:66 © MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE 1:16 © NFL WEEKLY MAGAZINE .1:30 < ©NEWS 2:00 ©NEWS 2:06 QQ HAWAII FIVE-0 2:16 ©NOTE OF FAITH 2:30 ONEWS 3:00 © CBS NEW8 NIGHTWATCH 0 THE WALTONS TV. REPAIRS • House Calls Mads • All Makes & Models • 26 Yeara Experience II you wsnt to know If that old T.V. la worth fixing or not, call ual We'll come and tell you, at no chargsl . ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE! Call Glen at D & A ELECTRONICS 530-1028 530-0109 Tubs. - Sat.: 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Repairs our only business. Solid State or Tube sets. LANGLEY - ALDERGROVE - FORT LANGLEY SELL ITm THE STAR MONDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS iCBUT ICBCI Van. KOMO (ABCI Sea. KINO INBCI Sea. O CHEK ICTVI Vic. § KIRO ICBSI Sos. BCTV ICTVI Van! KCTS (Nell Sea. 10 Community Csbls © KVOS ICBS-lndl Bell. © CKVU (tnd) Van. 0 CBUVT ICBCI Van JANUARY 23,1984 DAYTME SPECIAL 2:00 OTHE MARX BROTHERS IN A NUTSHELL Film cllpa and Interviews are featured In a salute to the most celebrated comedy team in , the history ol motion pic- ' luroo - Groucho, Harpo, I Chlco, Zoppo and Gummo ' Marx. (R) DAYTIME MOVES " 2:30 0 ** "Le Trelzlemo caprice" (1988, Drama payohploglque) Pierre Brlco, Marie Laforeet. Un institutes, merle et pere d'uno flllette, felt connate- onnco eu coure d'une reception aveo une leune lommo qu'll a I'occaslon de . ramener chez olio et ou It Unit per paassr la null. 3:00 © ** "The Deadly Game" (1976, Drama) David Bimey, Allan Garfield. A New York City undercover officer assigned to the nsrcotlcs oouod leede a loan shark to a drug-smuggling opera- lion. EVENING 8:00 iOONEWS ABCNEWSp NBC NEWS 088 NEWS MACNEIL / NEW8HOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack sheds his "Mr. Nice Guy" Image wllh the help of dome aaaartlveneaa training. © DHOLE DE VIE Emission lantaiDiolo conatlluee d'insertlons de deux amis- aloha amorloalnoa, "Real People" et "Samoa People Play." 8:30 . LEHRER 8 NEWS 1 JTOPSTORY P.M. MAGAZINE A, Jnmee Bend type of- "ouporcar" lor. nolo; discover 32 flavors of popcorn— from biibblegum to root beer. © M'A'S'H The officers ere drafted into running the saloon whilo Rosle is in the hospital. 0 NOUVELLE8 REGION- ALES 7:00 ©MAYONNAISE © WEEKNIGHT Featured: Lynda Barry, a Seattle cartoonist. © © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Gary Burgholf tatka about hla upcoming appearance on "Allor- MASH" aa Radar O'Reilly. ©THAT'S INCREDIBLE Q NEWS 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Horbmanogoe to sell Los enough Insurance coverage lor elx men efter the newsman is Involved In a bizarre si ccident. O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATRE ©VANCOUVER OLETELEJOURNAL/LE POINT'LA METEO 7:30' ©PACIFIC REPORT © THE MUPPET8 Guest: Beverly Sills. 0TICTACDOUGH ©FAMILY FEUD 8BENSONQ . WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS "Pengulne" Among the Icy wsstes there are only a few true Inhabitanta such aa the pengulna. © TAXI The cabbies frantically drive from New York to Miami so Alex can apend 20 minutes between planea with his long-lost daughter. 8:00 8 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Henry In need of en Idea for hla comic strip la elded by Mildred Retkln who tells him a story about a dog that oulloro from emnesle. ©THAT'S INCREDIBLE O TVS BLOOPERS ©©BURNETT'DISCOVERS' DOMINGO Carol Burnett and opera atar Placldo Domingo offera mixture of mualc and comedy from the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion In Loa Angelee. © AFTERMA8H Radar ohows up at the Potters' home on hla wedding day, but It Isn't until later that Ihey loom ho left his bride at tha altar. O FRONTLINE "We Are Ortven" The darker side of Japanese Isbor relations Is explored, behind the positive i imagoo ol high efficiency and high morolo. Q O MOVIE ** "Dead Reckoning" (1847, Mye- tery) Humphrey Bognrl, ' Lleebeth Scott. A votoran lllor eeta out to Invesllgste the death of Ms war buddy. 0PO1VREETSEL Hector et .Marie-Rose ont un houveau patron, le doux Patrick". 8*30 O HANQIN'IN Kate Is disturbed by a fact ahe learne about one of her cliente and Peter learne that due to budget cutbacks he may lose his job. rg 0 NEWHART George takes on the, responsibility 01 becoming a volunteer fireman. 0 LA BONNE AVENTURE Alors que Mertine garde lea lilies d'Hubert un dimanche, Catherine ee detend chez Pierre. 9:00 © BUFFALO BILL While .Bill and Karl srgue over ' trivial' matters, Jo-Jo Informs them that ahe'e expecting a baby. © MOVIE "Jsslousy" (Premiere, Drams) Angle Dickinson, Paul Michael- Glaser. A woman dlscovere that the emotion between love end hale Is the most dsngerous ol oil. © MOVIE *** "The Outlaw Jossy Walea" (1970, Western) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke. A man becomes en outlaw when a ruthless band ol Union soldiors dsslroys his Southern (arm end kills his wile snd son. (R) ©OQ MOVIE*** 14 "The Four Soooono" (1681, Drama) Alan Aide, Carol Burnett. Three couples, all close, long-time friends, experience profound changes In their relationships when one of the msrrlagss disintegrates. ©GREAT PERFORMANCES "The House Of Mirth" Geraldlne Chaplin stars aa Edith Wharton's most celebrated fictional heroine, Lily Bart, In an adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist's story of .New. York City's social aristocracy during the early 1900a. (R) 0 MOVIE *** "The Big . Sloop" (1978, Mystery) Robert Mitchum, Sarah Mllee. A retired general asks private eye Philip Meriowe to inveatlgata a . aeries ol strange eventa Involving hla two dough- toro. 6DQUINCY 9:30 O NEWHART George takaa on the responsibility ot becoming a volunteer fireman. 10:00 © THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL, ©BENNY HILL Benny makes a supermarket the etage lor a comic ballot sequence. 0TERREHUMAINE 10:30 O LA FRONTERA Life along the 2,000-mlle U.S.Mexican border is depleted through a sequence ol Interviews. ©NEWS 0 SClENCE-REALITE Magazine sclentifique. (R) 11:00 ©©NEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEW8 O JAZZ IN AMERICA ©MUSIC MAGAZINE © MOVIE *** "Too Many Crooks" (1969, Comedy) Terry-Thomaa, George Cole. A gang ol would.-be oxtortlonists work their wiles upon a shrewd businessman. 0 DOSSIERS DE PRESSE Serle se proposant dana- lyaer le troitement de I'actualite par.les medlee. (R) 11:06 ONEW8 11:20 © VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:26 ©BARNEY MILLER Barney and hla men get disturbing news that their precinct building may be for eale. (Part 1) 11:30 © ABC NEWS NK9HTUNE ©NEWS ©CLOSE-UP © HART TO HART Jonathan and Jennifer boerd e luxurious passenger train where they encounter murder and Intrigue. (R) 0 LE ROI QUI VIENT DU 8UD "Le Seut pertlleux (1689-1688)"' (4o) Lo Bonrnoio eat heritler du trono mala ne peut elre coriaidoro rol de France tant qu'll n'auro ete socro. 11:48 © HART TO HART The Horto attempt to rescue a young man who hae been framed. (R) 11:66 0 NORMAN BETHUNE 12:00 © BEST OF CAR80N Gueata: aotor Michael London, nctroos Mauroon McQovem,' Petti and Leah Burton. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Hoat: Dennla Wholay. ' 12106 8 WEBSTER MOVIE *** "Tho Defection 01 8imaa Kudlr- ko" (1976. Drama) Alan Arkln, Shlrloy Knight, A Lithuanian seaman makon a daring leap for freedom from a Huoslon ship moored olf the const ol Massschusstts. ,2:30 © THE SAINT Simon becomes Involved In a plot to overthrow , a South American dictatbr. 12:40 © COLUMBO Columbo investigates tho murder ol a corporale exoculivo who waa killed by tip exploding cigar box. (R)j,, 12*66 O COLUMBO Columbo altempts to build a case against a military hero sue- peeled ol murder. (R) 1:00 Q LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guosla: comedian George Miller, restaurateur Jim Qulnn. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 1:30 ONEWS 1:36 O MOVIE **I4 "The Underground Man" (1974, Adventure) Peter Graves, Jack Klugman. Inspired by e character from e novel by Rosa McDonald. Detective Lew Archer Is hired to locate a missing husbsnd. 2:00 ©NEWS © TWILIGHT ZONE A piano given ao a birthday present hes a strange power over those who listen to it. 2:06 © INCREDIBLE HULK Taking a rest Irom his soarch for a cure tor his disease, David linda refuge aa a school gardener. 2:16 ONEWS 2:30 © TWILIGHT ZONE Newlywed Alex Walker rolurno to his home and yearns tor the days of his childhood. 2:46 ©CLOSE-UP 3:00 O CB8 NEWS NIGHTWATCH ©NEW8 3:06 Q THE WALTONS Jim- Bob sesrehes out the circumstances surrounding his birth. 3*36 O INCREDIBLE HULK THE DO-IT-YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS LUMBER I BUILDING SUPPLY LTD. 3/8" DUNS Fir Plywood sheet $g95 1/4"Aspenite , or STRAND BOARD sheet fl Preflhished Shelving 12" x 9'-6" $050 each g Cluthe Unidriver 12 bits. each *9 ■ 24389 Fraser Hwy.., 'Langley. Phone 856-2532 or 530-1888 Mon. to Fri; 8 a.m. ■ 5:30 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. ■ 5 p.m. mm Kris Krlstofferson and Mario Thomas star In "The I Honor of Kathryn Beck," a TV movie about a woman' caught up In a terrifying campaign by the police and the media as Ihey search for her lover. It airs Tuesday, Jan. 24 on "The CBS Tuesday Night Movies.". "The Four Seasons, ths 1B81 film, airs Monday, Jan. 23 on CBS. Fsatursd are Lsn Ciriou (uppsr left), Sandy Osnnls (uppsr right), Rita Moreno (lovvor left) and Jack Wsalon. COMPLETE AW ICBC AUTO OUSS INSTAIUTIONS S MOMLI1 *« «!■•••• DON'S AUTO BODY ft PAINT SHOP LTD. 17441 FRA86R HWY. ALOEROROVE SIMifi am mmmmm* wmmmmmmm PP mmmmmmm 8 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,104 TUESDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 0 CBUT {CBCI Van. O KOMO (ABC) Sea. 0 KING INBCI Sm. ©CHEKICIVIW. ' ©■KIRO ICBSI Sim. © BCTV ICTVI Vnn © KCTS (Null Sua. 10 Community Cable © KVOS (CBS Indl Boll. © CKVU (trull Van 0 CBUVT ICBCI Van ' JANUARY 24.1884 DAYTIME SPECIAL8 2:00 O NATIONAL GEO GRAPHIC SPECIAL "Bom Of Fire" The modem scl- ence of plate toctonlcs, which explains how the earth'a crust has cracked Into 12 platea1 that slowly separate, collide and Inch paet each other over eons, le examined. (R) Q © ETHIOPIA REPORT: OUR CHILDREN ARE DYING Carol Lawrence and Art Llnkletter host this look at Ethiopia'a rich history and current crisis due to drought end famine. Guest eppearancea by Debby Boone, Mike Connors and Marilyn Hossotl. 3:30 © SCHOOLBOOK SPECIAL Based on the true story ol an armed robber and murderer who, before being executed for hla crimee at age 33, leaves a videotaped message dissuading young people from a life ot crime. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 3:30 © SCHOOLBOOK SPECIAL Based on the true story of en armed robber end murderer who, before being executed tor hie crimee et age 33, leavee a videoteped message dissuading young people from a life of crime. DAYTIME MOVIES 2:30 0 ** "L'Enfant de le suit" (1978, Drama) Agon- lino Belli, Jeen-Pierre Bouillon. Une jeune dame dont le Ills eel mort myeter- ieusement et en bas age revient au clmetiere pour pleurer eon enfant. 3:00 © "Death In The Family" (No Date, Myatory) John Hnmblin, Judith Arthy. A young attorney uncovers a tamlly'a dark aecrets. EVENING 0:00 QQQNEWS 0 ABCNEWSa ■■' ."-;.. 0N6CNEW8 B 8CBSNEVY8 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSKOtIR © THREE'8 COMPANY Jack and the girls are offered a penthouse apartment rent-tree for e year. 0LE VAGABOND "L'hab- It ne fait pas le molne" Le Vegabond a'attache aux paa d'un defective prlve dont les causes sont pour lo molns Isrfelues. 8:30 ©NEWS ©TOP STORY © P.M. MAGAZINE A visit with octrees Mario Thorn- aa; a. lock at Calvin Klein ede end commercials. © M'A'S'H B.J. and Charloo clash when they ore both honored for a Joint medical operetlon. 0 NOUVELLE8 REGION- ALES 7:00 \ 0 REMINGTON STEELE The murder of e Mexican boy leads Laura, Remington and a perelstent IRS, agent to Acepulco. (Part 1) (R) O WEEKNIQHT Featured: a look at child snatching. Q © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Gregg Allmnn dicuaeee hla musical comeback. © LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS A rancher nesrly wipss out a whole food chsln In his efforts to rid his ranch of prairie dogs, g ©NEWS © WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jennifer decides to cell Herb's, bluff by finally accepting a date with him. O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATRE • ©VANCOUVER 0LETELEJOURNAL/LE- POINT/LA METEO 7:30 © THE MUPPET8 Gueat: Liza Minnelli. ©TIC TAC DOUGH © SOAP The Tales try to exorcise Cbrlnne's baby and Billy la kidnapped by membere ol a religious cult. ©FAMILY FEUD © LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNE88 A rencher nearly wlpea out a whole food chain In hla efforte to rid his ranch of prairie dogs, g 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS "Tho Bee" The Intricate nature of the boon' eoclely la explored. 0 TAXI Intrigued with the voioe on Bobby'e answering sorvlco, Alex asks the girl out to dinner. 6:00 O THE FIFTH ESTATE Hano Gartner reports on the Importance of Ascension Island, an American military eurvelllance station, to Great Britain In their war to regain the Falkland Islands. © FOUL-UPS, BLEEPS 8 BLUNDERS © © THE A-TEAM A monastsry in South America becomes the alto of a 'battle between the A-Teem end e gang of aavage deaperadoa. (R) Q© THE MISSISSIPPI © NOVA "Anatomy Of A Volcano" An international teem of geologists studies ML St, Helens In an effort to uncover clues which will lead to more accurate pro- dictions of eruptlone in the future. (R)g - 0 MOVIE *** "Bob & Cardl & Ted a Alice" (1869, Comedy) Natalie Wood, Robert Culp. Two couples decide to modernize their marriagea and get new perspectives on life by exchanging spouses. 0 CINEMA **U "La Revanche" (1981, Comedle) Annie Glrnrdot, Cathe- rln Abrlc. Auteur d'un rornan pollcler, une femme est oiitree par le felt que les mediae en attribuent la paternlte a. son marl, commlsssire de police. 8*30 O HAPPY DAYS Howerd la enraged when one of Marian's old flamea visits' the Cunninghams and invites Joanio to his hotel room, g 8:00 © © THREE'S COMPANY Jack, Janet and Terrl race to several Santa Monica animal eheltere In search ol a kitten Furloy has taken away from them. © REMINGTON STEELE The murder ol a Mexican boy leada Laura, Remington end a perelstent IRS agent to Acspulco. (R) © MOVIE "The Last Nin- ja" (1983, SuBpenae) Michael Beck, Nanoy Kwan. An American art dealer who leads a double life as a martial arts expert is asked to rescue a group of scientists being held hostage. O © MOVIE "The Loet' Honor Of Kathryn Beck" (Premiere,, prama) Mario Thomas, Kris Kristofferson. A woman becomea caught up In a relentless campaign by the police and the media to locate and arrest the man ehe loves. ©MATT HOUSTON g © AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Pudd'nhead Wilson" Mark Twaln'a classic pre-Clvil War atory involves a mystery based on mistaken Identities that la solved by the town's lawyer, Pudd'nhead Wilson, g 8:30 0 0 OH, MADELINE Madeline makes a valiant effortrto:protect Robert REMINGTON STEELE Laura (Stephanie Zlmbal- ist) and Remington (Pierce Brosnan) go to Mexico to Investigate a diamond-smuggling operation In "Steele Away with Me," a special two- hour rebroadcas) episode of, 'NBC's "Remington Steele," airing TUESDAY, JAN. 24. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©HKMCompulog 01 DAYTIME PROGRAMS Except Saturday and Sunday WEDNESDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 0 CBUT ICBCI Van. 8 KOMO (ABC) Sea. KINO INBCI Sea OCHEKICTVIVir, ©KIRO (CBSI Sea §BCTV ICTVI Vdli KCTS (Noll Sea. 10 Community Csble . §KVOS ICBS-Ind) Bell. CKVU llndl Van. CBUVT ICBCI Van. JANUARY 28,1884 DAYTIMEMOVIE 3:00 0 **tt "Gelling Married" (1976, Romance) Richard Thomas, Bess Armstrong. A young songwriter dacldaa to marry an attractive television newaoaotar. who la engaged to another. EVENING 6:00 8 ©©NEWS © © STATE OF THE UNION ADDRE88 President Raagan delivers-the annual State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress at the Capitol. O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEW8HOUR 0 THREE'S COMPANY The roommates take In an old man whoso apartment haa boon converted into a condominium. © DU TAG AU TAC "Le Meinour ami de I'homme" Louis ordonna a Huguette do aa debarasser du can- icho que Gaatan lul a donna. 0:30 © M'A'B'H Col. Potter and Charloo beoome alrango bedfellows when they como down wllh the 0 NOUVELLE8 REGION- Al£3 7.fX> © HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Fonils thinks he haa lost hla touch with women when a kiss oondo a new teacher running away In terror. O © © DEMOCRATIC RE8PON3E The Stoto of tha Union addrooe la followed by commentary and analysis and tha Democratic Parly's response lo President Reagan's Jaoh. MATTHOU8TONg HOTELg AUOUDON WILDLIFE MTRE . a ENTERTAINMENT TONHHT Kris Krlaloffer- eon talka about Ne new. Mm which co-alara Wlilio Nelson. 8 VANCOUVER TELEJOURNAL POINT/LAMETEO / LE aCORRELLI Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS "Monko'ya 01 India" Indian wildlife Is virtually unknown to us but it Includes some ol the moot beautiful and spectacular animals on Earth. © TAXI The taxi gang cornea up with a auro-flro lino for John to use on a pretty stranger sitting at a noorby table. 8.-00 8 NATURE OF THINGS "The Nation Family" The everyday life of Japanese workera la tracod through their values, their leisure activities and tho mechanization ot their factories.- (Part2)(R) 0THEFALLQUY ©REALPEOPLE © 0 NHL HOCKEY Edmonton Oilers at Vancouver Canucks a DOMESTIC LIFE The etaff at KMRT do nothing to eaae Martin's teneion when he unable to meet his mortgage payment. 8 A WALK THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY WITH BILL MOYER8"TR And His Times" Bill Moyera discusses Theodora Roo- eevelt wllh blogrepher David McCullough In thia portrait of an energetic and versatile man end Ihe 1am- of-ths-century America which he governed, g 8 MOVE «•** "Spar- tacua" (Part 1) (1960, Drama) Kirk Douglaa, Laurence Olivier. A gladiator eaoapea from slavery to challenge Ihe strength of Imperial Roma snd becomea a symbol of freedom. eL'ARTDEVtVRE 8:30 a EMPIRE Cromwell, employing the theory that suspicion crontoe efficiency, usos the Lepldua deal lo enrage the board membere. 0FHAREOUE8T 0:00 ©MARKETPLACE 0 0 O © TO BE ANNOUNCED © MY8TERYI "Rollly: Aco 01 Spins" Superapy Sidney Rollly la returning to England from Perela In 1801 with Information about Russian oil explorations when he la detained under guard; he plans hla escape, leaving a clergy-., man's young wife In a eoandaloua alluatlon. p © UNE FEMME NOMMEE GOLDA Molgre qu'ello soil mlnee par un cancer ineur- able, Goldn Melr sooapts la poets da premier mlnle- trs on 1889 pour mslntenlr I'unlle du paya. Avac Ingrid Bergman, Ned Boatty. Franklin Cover, Judy Davia et Leonard Nimoy. (4s). .,:...,.„. u.jjaj,.* L«,«w 8 FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE 10300 8 THE NATIONAL •'/ JOURNAL © BENNY NILL Benny looks at the life of en Imaginary famous musician from boyhood to manhood. S TO BE ANNOUNCED LE TEMPS D'UNEPAIX Vlperlne qui sent que tput no va pas blen entre Antoinette et Macpheraon fait de tlmldea avancee a colul-cl. 10:30 0 THE BAILOR'8 RETURN Bassd on the novel by David Gsrnett, thle tragic lovo story about a British sea captain who marrlos on African prln- ceea and brlnga her home to his village stars Tom Bell and Nigerian actress Shopo Shodolno. g ©NEWS 0 COUP D'OEIL Magazine cultural. 11:00 ©QONEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEW 8 ©MUSIC MAGAZINE 0 MOVIE **!i "The Allen Factor" (1978, Scl- ence-Flctlon) Tom Griffith, Oon Lelfert. A spaceship from another; plenot Crashes on Earth, loosing Ita terrifying passengers. 0 LES HA! HA! Du Club Soda, les enlmsteure Ding et Dong, Interpretes par Sorgo Therlault et Claude Meunlar, praaentent dee Imlteteura et des monol- gulslee du riro. 11:06 0NEW8 :-' 11120 a VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:28 8 BARNEY MILLER It's a sad and tearful departure for the men on their last, day In the 12th Precinct building. (Part 3) 11:30 ©ABCNEW8NIGHTLINE 8 BEST OP CARSON Guests: comedian, David Brenner, slngor Johnny Malhls.(R) 8 CLOSE-UP POLICE STORY Lt. ..Dutch Bennett assamblea . a vigilante hit squad In an effort lo Changs ths man- : nor In which homicides are Investigated. (R) ■ 11:48 • a POLICE 8T0RY Two detectives track ; a psychotic onlper who has killed several people In TuBh-hourlralllo. (R) 11:88' ■'*'■■ 0 MOVIE "New Year Sao- ' rlflce" (1968, Drama) Tha tribulations of women In trndltlonol Chlnaoa socloly from his girlfriend's ieelous ex-boyfriend. , . loido 0 THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL O© HART TO HART g ©BENNY HILL Benny haa fun wllh Ihe use of parody on a .well-known apng In a lovely old English gardSn. 0 MONSIEUR LE MINIS- TRE L'omour oomble avoir blen do la minora a prendre le dessue pour Pierre et Catherine qui he consent de ee torturer depuls la mort do lour bebo. 10:80 ©StLKSCREEN ©NEWS 0 RENCONTRES Invite: Petru Dlmltriu, ecrlvaln rou- maln ot ex-dlrecteur dee Editions d'Etat pour la lit- terature. (2e) 11:00 080NEWS O Q CTV NATIONAL NEWS ©NEW TECH TIMES ©MUSIC MAGAZINE 0 THIS WEEK IN HOCKEY 0 LE PATRIMOHiE RELI- GIEUX 11:08 ©NEWS 11:20 Q VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:26 © BARNEY MILLER Barney and his men are given 30 days to move when .an Investor announcea that he hea bought the 12th Precinct building. (Part 2) 11:30 ©ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE © BEST OF CARSON Guests: actor Jack Lent- mon, alnger Tanya Tucker. (R) 0GLOSE-UP 0BIOGRAFHY O MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum becomes'' a" 'matchmaker mgesm when he attempta to reunite a former Russian pilot and a member of the Soviet track team. (R) 0 MOVIE ,**» "Dirty Knight's ..Work" (1978, Mystery) John Mills, Donald Pleaaence. The son of a murdered 20th-century knight enlists the aid of an eccentric, retired Scotland Yard detective. ©CINEMA ■'::■. ....1.1:48 ■ ©MAGNUM, P.I. A stunning boach beauty beckons Rick' to protect her from a killer. (R) .■ 7:,:-;Mi:oo 0 MOVIE "Tho Herdsman" (1882, Drama) Zhu Shlnmo, Cong Shan. A young man muat choose bolweon tils' father's offer . of a promising future in the U.S. or remaining In China as a herdaman. English Subtitles 12:00 0 LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Wholey. , 12:08 0 WEBSTER Q MOVIE "Gone to Ground" (1976, Drama) Charles Tingwoll, Elaine Lee. A group ot people living In an Isolated beach cottage are terrorized by en unknown'menace. ■"''"' ;12:30 0 THE SAINT A ruthless con man'and hia partner ball their hep with the lure 01 hidden treasure. 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guest: actor Ron Silver. I Mi2M O MCCLOUD McCloud Investigates the murder of a rodoo ol'or when another rodeo porlormor is occuood of tho killing. (R) !'i - ^S:6B ■■• © MCCLOUD McCloud courts e .model, in an attempt to locate her mles- Ing roommate. (R) ''trSo 00NEW8 0 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 1:88 © MOVE "Murcheson Creek" (1977, Drama) Mark Edwards, Sandra Lee Palteraon, A young doctor la preaaured Into reluming to hla home town to open his practice. .. «rOO' . t'.i © TWILIGHT ZONE Aliens from another planet show Earthmen how to live peacefully with one another- , 2:05 0 INCREDIBLE HULK David finds romance with a lovely psychiatrist who tries to cure him of his affliction. (Part 1) asie': ©NEWS ! 2:80 © TWILIGHT ZONE Bob Wilson is flying home after a six-month convalescence from a nervous breakdown. 2:48 ©CLOSE-UP ■'..-..aoo O CB8 NEWS NIGHTWATCH ©NEWS 3.-08 ©THE WALTONS Grandpa Is as trapped by circumstances aa the young mountain animal Ben captures. 3:36 © INCREDIBLE HULK David tries to reverse the process which haa upset his chemical balance. (Part2)^^^^^^^ SELL IT IN THE STAR CALL 856-8303 DOMESTIC LIFE ' Martin Mull and Judith-Marie Bergan star as Martin and Candy Crane, a couple worried about making a loan payment, on the CBS comedy "Domestic Life," airing WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25. CHECK LBTING8 FOR EXACT TIME ©US4Cbnvi*)g are dramatized. (English Subtitles) 12:00 O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Wholey. ©CINEMA 12:06 0 WEBSTER 0 MOVE ***» "Bad Day At Black Rock" (1965.' Suspense) Spenoer Tracy, Robert Ryan. The.people . of n corrupt Western town', are terror-stricken by ths arrival of a ons-amied man. . 12:30 a THE SAINT Simon becomea suspicious when a Dutch diamond culler denloa seeing a certain valuable atone. 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN comedian Bobby Koaaer, alnger- fi mualclan Ray, Manzarek. 12:40 a MOVE ** "Magnlll- cont, Magical Magnot Of . Santa Mesa" (1877, Comedy) Michael Buma, Suoan BlaTichard. The superiors of s scientist, Inventor ot a . disk thai could aolve the, world's energy problems, i hovo selfish plana to merchandise his Invention. 12:68 © MOVE ** "Belle Starr" (1980, Adventure) Ellzabgjh, Montgomery, ClilK Rolls. A pioneering . turnM-thb-cantury woman maks\ hor mark In history by onlorlalnlng criminals and olhor dubious person- ' ollllos. j aj" •"-'■,10B>'*-ri '■■■••■ ©©NEWS , ..,'••'.. ■ ::''l/:-fM ■' ;*?-;;- a MOVIE *** "Tho Mountain" (I9E8. Advon- lure) Spencer Tracy, Rob- ort Wagner. Two brothers nltompt to roach s plans wreck high In Ihe Alpines. llSO . :".■'"'" 8 INCREDIBLE HULK David finds romance with a lively: psychiatrist who tries to core him of his affliction. (Part 2) 2:00 ". 0 TWILIGHT ZONE An Impoverished pawnbroker buys a bottle from an old woman out ol pity for her. "',' "2:15 ONEWS .Mao-' 0 TWILIGHT ZONE .A retired watchmaker (Ed Wynn) (oars that when hla grandlather'8 clock slope ticking, hla, own life will end. 2:48. Oao8E-up: 2:60 © THE WALTONS A lire deatroya the second floor ol the Walton home. (Part D 3:00 © CB8 NEWS NIGHTWATCH ©NEWS i O INCREDIBLE HULK While working In a Times Square arcade, David la warmly accepted by the owner end We daughter. Movie naflngs Outstanding. . . **** ExosKsnt. . . . .***H VeryGood 'l . . . *** Good...... i. . .**» NotBad *> Fair. *H Poor . . * TOYOTA SUNRISE SERVING THE FRASER VAUCT OVER 17 YEARS '"OWDEA™!.* MORNING '.•■;8:00 .-■ EYE8ATCTUE) 8s4B .- ■• • ©A.M. 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' O CREATIVE WOMAN (THU) ( 8 DINNER AT JULIA'S (FRI) 0 SILK SCREEN (WED) 0 FUNORAMA (MON, WED-FRO 0 SCHOOLBOOK SPE- ClALCTUE) 0DUNEUFAUZOO(FRI) 4i00 0 DO IT FOR YOURSELF OUVEAT4 ©PEOPLE'S COURT © EYEW1TNE8S NEW8 AFTERNOON ©FANTASY ISLAND 0 SESAME STREET (R) 0 SCOOBY DOO, (MON, WED-FRO ©THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0BOBMO 4iSO 0 WHAT'S NEW (THU) ©GRANGE HILL (FRI) © JU8T DOWN THE STREET (MON) O THE EDISON TWINS (TUE) 0 GOING GREAT WED) 0NEW8COPE ' . ."' ' ©THEFUNT8TONES ©TRABOULIDONOHU) 0 LES TRANSISTORS (FRO 8 LES 8CHTROUMPFS (MON) ©MINIBUS (TUE) ©AUJEUWED) 0 HAPPY DAY8 AGAIN (TUE, THU) B COMING ATTRAC TONS (MON, WED, FRI) 8000NEW8 MORE REAL PEOPLE a HAWAII FIVE-0 (MON, TUE.THU.FRO/ 8 THE JEFFER80N8 0 MISTER R0GER8(R) ■pHEtevu -a -.'■ to 0-ROBINSON ©LA ROUTE DEL'AMfTIE (FRO 8 LE GRAND FRERE (MON) 8 L'INCROYABLE HULK (TUE) O GRIZZLY ADAM8 (WED) 6:30 8 THREE'8 COMPANY VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS O WESTERN EXPRESS (WED) O BUSINESS REPORT 0 LA VIE SECRETE DES ANIMAUXOHU) 0 SALUTE 8ANTE (FRI) Warwick and Orbison still going strong In the ?80s Two outstesding artists of the '60s, Dionne Warwick and Roy Orbison are still going strong in the '80s; and will prove it to lower mainland fans with concerts at the Orpheum and QE Theatre, respectiveh/. ' Warwick will do two shows, 6:30 and 930 p.m., January 26 in the Orpheum. She originally began her singing career with her own group, the Gospelaires, but her big break came after Burt Bacharach heard her singing with the Drifters. Bacharach's music, Hal David's lyrics and Warwick's voice were a remarkable team; one which, conjured hit Single after hit. single.. Her extensive output, which includes Walk On By and Message to Michael have earned her total sales over 12 million. Her recent collaboration with Barry Glbb (of the BeeGees) put her back on the record charts with Heartbreaker and Take The Short Way Home. i Roy Orbison's outstanding talent, not a contrived image, made him a star twenty years ago. In-1964, when the Beatles united optical practically owned the pop charts, Orbison broke their hold with his no. 1 h}t, Pretty woman. When Lennon was asked, at the time, if he resented this intrusion, he replied, "Why should I? Ifsa great song!" . Orbison's teen appeal has developed over the years and he's now accepted by all manner of radio stations, from top 40 to country music to middle of the road. He's still a star, and bis concert appearances are now more popular than at any other time in his career. , He will appear February 1 at the Queen Elizabeth. Theatre. Reserved seat tickets are available at all VTC-CBO outlets. BUY QUALITY AT PRICES TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET All Senior Citizens will recfrtvV 10% OFF GLASSES Comptttttvft Prion on LM.SM ' «ndDMlflrwFn,m.* . . ■.. a. n.u. lsi »■» a —, ' Sfaanjs,f,|a|a aa —«.-- Jsis^riBaaK■' KMKKWfTiir Boppfwny mmra No. 10 - 31*40 South Fraaar Way ''. ^_^s« ■•-'- ■...,..,.■'.,, i ' . . ^ ........ ^.. -..._. : - ■ i -■' ■■ - --- ■ ■-■■■■•.■■■ ^-^^^- THE ALOEROROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,19M 9> ElAd ........ m ALDERGROWS 14 StfffiiMARKET f0|Lg Claatalflad Directory 28. Accounting and Bookkeeping 1. Announcements and Coming Events 28. Appraisals 26. Auction . 51. Automotive Supplies 6. Births 49. Boats for Sale 10. Brickwork 1B. Bldg. Construction 41. Building Supplies 55. Business Opportunities'. 10. Buslnsss Services and Miscellaneous 5. Cards of Thanks S3. Cars 22. Electrical 4. Engagements and Weddings 30. Finance 25. Fuel 45. Furniture 45. Garage Sales 39. Garden Produce 18. Gravel Sales 20. Gyproc and Stucco 24. Hey Sales I 47. Holiday end Utility, Trailers 43. Homes for 8ale 3. In Memorium 32. Jobs Available 12. Landscaplng'and Nursery Supplies O.Legale y. 11. Lessons ,, 36. Llvsstock i T. Lost and Found - 60. Machinery and Equipment ' ,.' 35. MIscsllsneoiiB for Sals 48. Miscellaneous Wanted 44. Mobile Homes 62. Motorcycles 40. Music , 17. Paving 2. PSrsbnals 36. Pels. 21. Plumbing . 37. Poultry 27. Profssslonal Services . Mlsoellaneoue . 42. Property for Salo 42A Property Wanted 33. Rentals 15. Septic Tanks 31. Situations, Wanted 23. Topsail and Manure 13. Tractor Wortt 9. Travel 54. Trucks : 34. Wanted te Rent 14. Well Drilling Advertiser Agreement Ills agreed by any advertiser requesting space that liability of tha Central Fraser Valley Star In event of fsllurs to publish an adver- tlnemont or In event that ! errors occur in publishing of on advertisement, shall I be limited to the smount ' paid by the advertiser for ■ that portion of tho advertising space occupied by Incorrect space occupied by Incorrect Itsm only, snd that there shall be no liability In any event beyond amount paid for ouch advertisement. No rssponaiblllty Is accepted by the newspaper when copy Is not submitted or verified In writing. Phcns your sd to: 61*4*03 or 95*4112. Central.Fraser Vslley Star, Box 229, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A9 Claaslllcd Advertising Rates par August 1,11*2 Weekly rats; first 20 words - 12.95 minimum charge: 12 cents per word for each additional word. Bos Numbers- 12.25 extra. Deadlines for clsssllled ada are 2:00 p.m. Monday and for too late to classify 12:00 noon Tuesday. - Ths clsssllled lolophono numbers srs *6*4*0* or 058-5212. OFFICE HOURS Office hours tor Ths Star are 9 a.m. ■ 6 p.m. Monday through Friday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday. 2. FfBjOMAU In An-Aram people who know ' >>.:i'it's like to live with on alcoholic share; their experience, strength and hope. 856-8240, 856- 2892. Meeting l«!d Wed., 8 p.m., St. Dunstom Anglican church, 271 St., Aldergrove. 9-799549-tf i1. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COHINB EVENTS COMING EVENTS 9 CsTOB NEED BUSINESS ATIONT vlBEROP i Builnesj Office. We lion, book- enures on from Small Business Loans to Manufacturing Opportunities. Call 8564383 or drop Inst 27233 FraKtHrry., (Century 21 Paris Realty Office) lS-95844-tf Fie* market. Aldersrove Legion. Every Sunday, 9:30 •a.m. - 4) p.m. Table rental $5. Admission 25 cents. Phone 83*4843. 39-42a5-tf ■ftouNed! Far counsdling services call 534-7921. Langley Family Services, 5339 • 207 St., Langley, B.C. 64868-tf OH Ttses dances, Aldergrove O.A.P. hall, 273rd St., every Saturday, 8 p.m. >:,.■ 37-tf SI. Aaa't CsthoUc church, 2826 • 272 St., Aldergrove, 654-2841. Masses: Saturday 8:00 p.m., Sunday 8:30, 11:00 a.m. Confession: Satntd*y7to7:45p.in. Do you have a drinking' problem? If ao, and you' wish to atop, Alcoholics Anonymoue can ooslstyou. Write, to Box 782, Aldergrove or phone 658-4064 or (Van.) 8734)466. ' 38-794381-tt1 Free kjseh to anyone In need. Children to, senior citizens. Everyone welcome. Every Tuesday 11:30 - 3:00 p.m. at th* Roundhouse Restaurant, 27083 Fraser Hwy. All donation* of .food, etc, welcome. Service A donation by con- camed citizens. 8BMS08, 853-2*43. 50-13162-tl S3 Iks UsjSfj Stroke Crab meets every Tuesday at' ,1:00 p.m. In the Langley Library at 20355 Douglas Cres. AD who suffered s stroke ire welcome. Con- ttct85M«0 for info. 43-tf Unemployed people 8 their' families oan share practical help, Job Information 8 moral support st weekly Job. Seeker* support group' meetings ovary Wednesday 7-0 p.m. ot Langley Family Sorvlces 5339 - 207th St. Phone 684-0811. ,. ,...,-,^r.T^swH Tal Chi Chuan, an ancient Chins** martial art Is now being offered In Aldor- grove. Classes start Jan. 11. For mors Into, phone OS47W. 24 Rusty Spurs 4-H horse dub 1st meeting Mon., Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m. ,2843 Ross Rd. Info, call Jan 66647*6. 3-1 Langley Woman's Aglow Invites you to ooffee 8 fellowship Tues., Jan. 24, 9:00 a.m., Christian Life Assembly, 21277 - 88 Ave., Lsngley. Guest speaker Nancy Richardson. Special music by Susan Esson. Babysitting avail, froo. More Info. 8*0462*. 3-1 2. PERSONALS Anonymous moots Langley Family Services building, 207 St., Langley, Mondays, 7:30. 6564817.534.60M. 51-tl I finally mad* It to Heaven 8 found happlneea 8 peace forever. I had only a short life on earth, 20 yeara. I left earth to come 8 alt by God, one year ago, 8 It took aome time 8 effort beeauae there are 10 huge stops we have to climb to make It. .Some of us made It In less than 1 day, othera took a century or more. Every single etep represents one of the ten commandments. I for one, was very fortunate. I had earned four etepa while on earth. Stop (11 - Thou shall love 8 worship only one God, beeauae he alone oan judge 8 eave you. Step *2 - Honour thy mother & father beeauae they alone can lead you to wisdom. Step *3 • Love thy. neighbour as you love thy eelf, because II you cannot forgive you have no heart, if you have no heart you cannot live. Step 04 - Thou shall not kill because he has glveth & he shall taketh. While on earth you also can take advantage to earn aa many stops as you con. So remember, be your own person, do your own thing. Regardleee 61 temptations to do otherwise. Special thanks to Mom 8 Oad. . .3-1 3. IH MEMOHIUW Lows greatest gift "Remembrance". For Sandy - who left us Jan. 18,1083. Tour daughter's deceased' the policeman said. We felt the blood ruah to our head. We begged him to stop, we don'l want to hear. Then when we eaw you, we shod our first tear. You looked eo small; ao very alone. We longed to comfort you, to bring you home. To love & protect you; Lord don't tea* her from me. In time we knew we had to lacs reality. Life goea on Babe; we know this must be. We love you, we "Remember"; signed I love you - ME. Scdly mloo- ed by Mom, Dad 8 Pete. .... i ,j..-.V; ., -,8t22,1| 10. BUSINESS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS , Reasonable work"at reas.' prices. Homo owners pra- . (erred. Complete ground work aervlcoo,- land clearing, logging, excavating, landscaping, shallowwells, complete water work 8 septlo oyotomo. Highly oxp. Pisco work or contract or trade only. Call John Sovogo at 856-3262. .'•" 43-79901641 16. 6RAVEL SALES 19. BRICK WORK 28.RhU 4. ENGAGEMENTS AflD Lallsurl eloctrolyele. 10 mln. free treatment. Free- zlng used. 6*3-8141. .3-2 ;t. LEBALS II you've decided to get back Into ohspo, you need the proper Information ... tnd « plan that really worksl Find out how thousands (Just Ilka you) Itavs been successful ... "The Easier Way?. Phono 084- 8128. Call botwoen 8 a.m..- 3 p.m. . . 2-13138-2 Problem*? Personal, family, marriage. For confidential counsslllng call Velley Counselling Services, 863- 84T8. , 48-tt NEED LEGAL AID? Information & Referral 530-5811 33-tf fl BEEKEEPING A free pregnancy test. Ro- tultt In 30 mln. No appointment noeded. Thura.: '741 p.m.; Fri.: 7-9 p.m.! Sat.: 10-4 p.m. 20512 A Fraser Hwy., Ungloy (Mc- Bumey Lsne) 88*4788. 27-788420-H Lady would Ilka to meat 8 get acquainted with s future travailing companion betweon 80-70 yrs. Writs Box 248, o/o this paper. Phono number ileaee. 2-131224 Thura., Jan. 10 7:30 p.m. AlrjsirjrOTSSeKondsry noom 123 9ee88lort8-2hour8 $30. Includn 2 tlsld trips. Tuition by rallied inspector Henry Mora Information phone 866-177S Fi*MrV»hsy Dog Fancier* obedlsno* classea will commence Jan. 18 at 7. p.m. Matsqui Armories, AMiottJWd.AlipotI, Of***- ea for beginner* & advanced. No dogs first A happy new year wltfi HYPNOSIS • A slimmer you. • A non amoklng you. e A you free of stress and (train. e A you tlllod with new confidence snd t tsit for Hvlng. • A you freo of phobias. Itypnoelo Centre 534-1591 0(H)n evenlnge Group rats* WATER DELIVERY DRILLING PUMP SALES & SERVICE SERVICES 856-6657 J.F. Butler & Sons Ltd. PLUMBING & HEATING SPOOL CHEMICALS Sahs & Service 856-2685 127412 Fraser Hwy-i'' Aldergrove, B.C. ; GODDARD TRUCKING 6 EXCAVATING LTD. •Radio controlled landsm dump truck* •Gravel sales •Soptloflll •931 wide track loader •JO 360 swamp cat with . 8-way hydraulic blade 8 winch •J8WBH48 hydraulic excavator with thumb George 534-3863 '■Ot' Tairy *66-738i ■■■■•■ '■■• -ii-10773-tl A H types of brick. b lock &: stone work. Repairs Free estimates Call Jim 856-1793 , <.!W)-4 - /., ,- ■■ . . .iv.-.i|, ,-■ 24. HAY3ALE8 Coal, oil treated, 88.88 pr. bag. Presto log*, 37 cents' e*. Unit 480, S18S. Pick up ot Otter Co-op, 3600 - 248 St., Aldorgrovo. 056-2617. , 42400176-tf Aldergrove Minor Juvonllo Hockey A team la soiling lire wood. 848. pr. truck load. Langley/Aldsrgrove. — :'W 31. SITUATlM WANTED 33. RENTALS Rellsblo carpenter. Reno-' vetlono, remodelling, addition*, roc rooms. 888-1827. . 2-4 Local li'sh land hay in barn, 82.00 pr. b»le.x*S8- 4388,868.2*8*. ' 1-4 1st cut local high land hay $1.60 pr. bale. 8884184. ■ . '..' :■■ ■.:-■' !4! 12. LANDSCAPING AND NUBSERY SUPPLIES Tree topping, trimming "A falling. Very reaa. rata*.' For free eatlmate call 666- 18*4. 2-13127-2 Raspberry canst (or sal* tor Skoona berries. Top growing cond. 863-1S85. 8-4 Manure epreadlng 8 roto- vatlng. 888-2874 or 888-' 8*77. 3-26-3 13, TRACTOR WORK KARLDEGLAN Bulldozing - Excavating i Clearing ft Burning Demolition & Loading Cat D8&D6 dozens 955 A 931 LOP loaders Excavator clearing grapple Karl 856-503? Moody 5344674 11-95517-ff Sand A gravel, crushed rock, drain rock, light buU-' dozing, back filling, gravel driveway repair. 534-1248. -•- J.--: 24-798598-tf 18. BLOB. CONSTRUCTION MANDZIAK EXTERIORS Wail; for all types il building repairs, ■xtprior finishing &. en.ovatipris. Reas. hourly rales. 56-6596 888-6648 '■,''. 1.13514.11 Journeymen carpenters will do renovations, repairs & new construction. Very roas. 05S-O708,062-3080. '.'.. ■'■ , ■■'■ 2-4 Peterson Construction. 25 yrs. exp.'. Specializing in additions, alterations, new homes, bams A sundecki,' etc 856-7864. 11-798328-tf ALFALFA ; GRASS MIX TIMOTHY tV STRAW BuckertlsM's Bagged Feed 653-5991 SUNRISE FARMS 1651 Sumas Way Abbotsford ■ ■" 1-13414-1 AlTuclmtood Trucking Ltd. Eastern Washington alfalfa, timothy A straw Also Alberta straw All by ton or load 533-4978 8564988 "-: ':., 24-82580-tf Bobcat servlcss. Backfill 8 excavation. Also snow removal. 056-0181. 21-789598-11 Bedard Excavating • loading A levelling • light excavation •_1^khoa*ejyk*. . • J.D. 350 track loader .v,85sV7lie ALfRAc - Contracting Ltd •Ditching ' 'Building •Grading ..•Fencing •Bulldozing , •Clsarlng •Riding Arenas, •Ooneral Malntonanco One of the Lowest Machinery Rates In the Lower Mainland. ; Give us a call - Wedoltalll Warren Anderton , 850-8378 ; "17-11133-tf Qood hay foraale. 868- 3188. ; .. 2-2 Hay lor salo. 82.80 pr. bals,8884W. 2-4 1 i Local hay lor salo. 658- 2738. ■ . . , 2-4 Qood highland hay. 82.60 pr. bale. 8884878.;. ■ 3-4 200 bah* 1st, 2nd, 3rd crop hay. 82.75 pr. balo. 868-2088. , : 3-1 Various quslltlss of local hay at roas. prices. Ltd Phllps 850-2674, 066-0677. . , .8J|- Hsy tor sale. 82. pr. bale. Ph. 856-6535 or see 26368- 32 Ave. 34 25. FUEL Qood mined firewood. Alder, birch 8 maple 838 14 cord, S45 delivered. 866- 2488, • 1-4 • . . * Firewood tor salo. Alder, birch & maple. Split 8 delivered. $75. per cord. 868- 8881. 1-4 Alder firewood. Cut, split. dellvorod. 885. pickup load. 866-8702. 1-4 Furnace oil. Have 2 45 gal. drums. 850. ea. 8860882. , 2-3 Firewood. 170. cord, split alder. Dellvorod. Mark 858- 8713. 3-4 Wall seasoned bam stored firewood. Maple, birch 8 alder. Heaping pickup load 878.888-8*63. 3-3 This month's specials - Uood RSF wood otovo, mobile home unit, 1 yr. old, 8690. obo. Used Olympic Franklin, $99.; 8 only LOPISX Inserts, reg. $984. now $749.; Nspolson wood stove, reg. $599., how $499.; Triumph Estate, rag. $789., now $699. R. E. MacDonald, corner of Frassr Hwy. 8 248 St. Phone 8884141. 3-38-4 26. AUCTION PACIFIC COAST AUCTIONS LTD. 32*05 Ventura Ave., Clearbrook ' Sals Every Thure. 7 p.m. ' 854-1618 . ■■ . 14-88808-H Mr. 8 Mre. John Waterfield are pleased to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Cathy Ann* to Edward Mayer, eon of Mr. 8 Mr*. Anton Mayor. The wedding to take place on April 14, 1984 at St. Andrew's Anglican church In Langloy. 3-13130-1 7. LOST AND FOUND Found. Young block 8 white puppy. Vic. 6068 - 272 8t. 864-7821. 24 Found -' Mack & white female Bull Torrlor.Frlday, Dec. 23, vlo. 272nd 8 20th Ave. 856-5844. 1-3 Beckhoe wort, water A sewer lines, excavating A .landclearlng. 856-1047. 13-795395-11 SELL IT IN THE STAR -; 856-8303 19. BRICK WuBhr STONEI BRICK! BLOCK! New Work or Renovations Also Complete Carpentry No Job too email or blgl Phono: Boy's Stone Ltd. £M4sTS 4T-J3384-tl WOOD STOVE BARN FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE STOVES INSERTS FURNACES Over 30 Different Models Open Sun. through Fri. Closed Saturday 29. ACCOUNTING AND BMKKgPINB Buy Bas's bookkeeping: servlco. Qualified. Include*; financial statement*, also payroll. Your offlco or mine. Res*. 056-1052. . 40-13143-8 31. SITUATIONS WANTED Firewood tor. sate ready to bum.t68.T284. 824 Help us holp you. For bottor smsrgsncy service. Please call for more Info. 8884818 days, 868-18** eves. 2-3 Mother ol 3 will babysit your baby weekday* In a loving home. Fraser Hwy. 8 240 81.88*4*78. 14 Christian mother In.Aldergrove, Just off Fraser Hwy. Will care for child. $12. pr. day. Call Lynn at 8884882. , 2-13115-4 Loving mother of 1 will babysit In own home. Any age, fenced baok yard. 8684818. 2-4' 11 yr. old girl will babyalt any small pete in the Aldergrove aree. Your house or mine. Kim 868- 8226. ' 24 Journeyman plumbor neede work. No |ob too small. Reaa. rates. 050- 7408 after 6 p.m. 24 Win do daycare. Any ege. Cleae to Parkslde. Reaa. rates, lunch Incl. Lota of games, licenced. 868-2888. 24 Mature 8 relleblo woman looking for part time house work during school hours. 8884768. 3-2 Math tutor avail. Qualified teacher, all grades. Call 6884387. W Esp. dsyear* workar 8 mother will provide a loving atmoephets for your child. Meal* providad. $10. pr. day. Parkslde school area. Shelly 868- 8780; 3-26-2 Losing reliable daycare. 29 Ave. Christian valuss. 4 yr. old playmate. Exo. rate. Pat 888-1026. 3-2 32. JOBS AVAILABLE Part tlmo mushroom plck- or. Hlghschool boys. After school, Sat., Sun. Apply 23828-32 Ave., Langley. 3-27-2 Young lad, rollablo, for Saturday 8 Sunday work. Clean-up, lawn work, etc. Muat be hud worker. Vic. 248 St. 8 84 Ave. Ken 6184*16. 3-28-2 33. BENTAL8 AldBrflrtrsin TownhoiMs 8448. pr. (nth. 3 bdrm. twnh***. complet* wllh frldgo, etove, drapes, WfW, laundry facilities, 1V4 baths, plenty of storage, 8 covered carport. For more Info, call 8684884 or see manager st 8188 - 288 8L 2-13120-tf 2 bdrm. bemt. home In Aldergrove. 1 bdrm. ate. In' bemt. Aaklng $800. pr. mth. Call Doug 888477$. ' ' ' "' 2-2 i bdrm. oabln. Mosolla Lake, north. of Princeton. 8884818 aftsrS p.m. 24 3 bdrm. iwnha*. Clot* lo school 8 park. Lge. yard. 8884816 «H*r8 p.m. 24 AWsrgrov*. * bdrm., 1 VS baths, F.P., 3 appl., WfW, drapes. $498.674-7104. 3-2 1 bdrm. bmsl. at*. Prefer single working, non- smoksr. Rsfs. required. No pets. $290. pr. mth. Incl. utllltlee.*8842T8. 34 Room 8 board avail. Rent neg. Laundry, otc. 888* 6712. 84' 3 bdrm. twnhee. Bortrand Eetatee. Drapes, 4 sppL, across from school 8 park, 32 Ave. $500. pr. mth. 659- 8346,653-7*16. 84 Atdorgroee. 3 bdrm. 4-plos. 2 appl., wfw, F.P.- No' pots. $415. pr. mth. 674- 7184. 3-21-2 For rent. 5 seres suitable tor posture, eto. South eaat comer of 82 Avs.: & 248 St. Ken 63*4816. 3-204 2 bdrm. suite In 4-plsx.' Fridge 8 atom, covered perking. Avail. Feb. 1. . $385. pr. mlh. Phone 868- 4868. 3-38-1 3 bdrm. twnh**. Avail. Feb. 1. $418. pr. mth. Children 6 email pot wol- come. Frldgo, Move, Igo. yard, covered carport. 688- 8827 or 8564593 or seo manager st 2888 • 28861. 2400281-3 Furnished bsmt. at*, dot* to FVC, hospital 8 downtown Abbotsford. Avail. . Jan. 16. 888-2874 or 888- 6467 aftorO p.m. 2-2 Townhouse. * bdrm., P.P., fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer. 8440. pr. mth. Barry How** 681- 6211,6804487. 24 Attmethw 8 bdrm. twnh**: on Fraser Hwy. 2 appl., WfW, F.P., 1Vi batho. $435. Call 0814888 evee. 2-131184 AlderoroM. 8 bdm). 7 yr. old nous*. P.P., fonood yard. $560. pr. mth. 28848 . - 30B Avs. 066-6478 or 6884172- 2-13114-2 Ardtiwivw TownhotiisW From 8880.2, 3 8 4 bdrm. twnhss*. completo with frldgo, stovo, washor, dryer, drsps*, WfW, covor- ed carport 8 plenty of storag*. For mots .Info; call 8884488, 8844118 or drop by 27411- 23 Avo. . 2-13118-tt Langloy. Beautiful well m*lnt*lnsd 4 bdrm. horn*. 2-oar garago, view, two. mlnutee from downtown Lsngley next to hospital. $850. pr. mth. Oamego dop.&rale.Kon6*3.»l8. 2 bdrsr. duplex, fully car- • peted. Fridge, (ton. $428 pr'mtk. Mors Into. 888-. $871. 1-4 Aldergrove. 880 eq. It. Central location, main street. Free rent until Mir. 1*1.8360. pr. mth. Contact 841-7274 evee. - 24 10. BUSINESS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS F8Q Water. Well drilling 6 cleaning. 40" wide, 40' deep, will work by the hour or foot. Ph. 8644881 or 020-1278. Ask for Frank. 1.13102-tl JIM CHIMNEY Licensed Chimney Sweep. Work quarontcod. 530-8178 Auto body work. Very low . rates. Prlvsts. 6584658.' . . ; . . :-.•,• 84 ■ Ceramlo 8 quarry tile.' Installations 8 repair. Fres sal. CallLen6844206. ' 8-244 A m Subscribers to the Aldergrove Star get value "NO CHARGE" PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS MONDAY-FRIDAY: 9 em to 5 SATURDAY: 9 am to 4 pm DEADLINE for Wednesday edition... Classified Monday, 2 pm Too Lata to Classify Tuesday, 1S noon. it Limit of one .free IB word ad per Issue — You must be a subsoriber. Use this form to plan your sd before you can... or clip and mail. The Aldergrove Stars P.O. Box 220, AUergrove VOX 1A0 Classified section: .How many weeks. Your Name. Address .Phone. Private buslnei not Included In this offer. .. • Any addHOonal words should be on another sheet of paper. There Is a 1B cent oharge par extra word. ;, .• ';.; Your ad to moat effective when you Include a prloa. To reoslysThs Aldergrove Star every wit ea wall aa e free otaaslflad every weak, fIM out tha form batow ■ and Sttsoh your fIrat free i If you wtafc. The Aldergrove Star P.O. Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Please enclose cheque or money order Mailing Address. .r'hohe. 1 year - *W O.A.P. rate - *W° per year as ■ ■ ■ ..-•-- as. »■ wssssa 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1884 33. RENTALS CEDAR PARK ESTATES 27466 - 32 Av»nu«, Aldorgrovo 3 bedroom townhouseti featuring stove, frost free fridge, washer and dryer, dishwasher, wood-burning fireplace, fenced yards and playground. CHILDREN WELCOME Resident Manager 8S6-9383 or Assistant Manager 856-4475 or call ,. Crosby Property Management Ltd. 430-1211 ' 23-83058-tf Blue Star motel, 18 2 bdrm. furnlehed house-, keeping units. All utilities Incl. Special weekly 8' monthly retee. 8884126. : 26-768501-tf Mesnjrav*. 2 bdrm. bsmt. st*. avail. Jen. 16. No children. Incl. fridge, etove 8 hydro. 8325. pr. mth. 8844728.8684301. 2-2 Pod suitsblo for travel trailer tor rent monthly, power, weter, sswer hookup*. Conteot Blue Star Motel. 8684128. . ■ 52-013083-tf Aldergrovo. 4 yr. old 5 bdrm. home. W/W, frldgo, stove. 8688. pr. mth. 686- 0288,8884788. 24 8 bdrm. apt. In 4-plex. Fridge 6 stove Incl. fleas, rent. Av*ll. Feb. 1. For Inquiries oall 886-8278 bs- lwosn54p.m, 2-2- 84. WANTED TO RENT Small 1 bdrm. home eloee to Aldergrove. Approx. 8400. pr. mth. 8864814. '3-2 35. MISC. FOR SALE J It. commercial chain link fenolng. 4 Igs. gatoo, 1 small. 8800.856-10*0. 1-4 1872 Pinto station wagon, 8800. Eloc. rang* With trash burner, 8100. 888-, 8828. 24 Upright oonoert grand piano. 81780.868-7888. _, 14 88" Fleetwood consols colored T.V. Good working order. 8260. Ph. 8884880. -CanbessanotArdol Apt. . I ■ ' 61-H Anyone wishing to buy Fuller Brush product* please call 888-4846. Cleaning products Fulsal 6 OCW avail. 48-132024, Local honey, 10 lbs. or over 81.10 pr. lb. Gandron' baby buggy, 840. Piano, 61000,666-1*04, 2-4 Secllonal couch. 8200. obo Rustic orange. 888-1874. _^ 24 Train set for ssle. Com- - plsts for 878, obo. Call MBrk6564ll02. '. 2-2 OVER 400 VACUUMS Nearnow. All makes & models OverlOOEIectrolux's a Filter Queens All sold on a cash basis only. All Guaranteed. To view call for appt. 858-7092 ' 1-13468-tf Pittas* 688-28(7. 38. MISC. FOR SALE Near new Canox portable' generator welder. Oxy-ace- tylene cutting outfit with tlpe. 100 ft. hoeea 8 cables for both. 82600. firm. 366- 8202. 24 Rockwell 38" latho with motor, chisel, on stand. 868-7074 alter 6 p.m. 2-2 Drum eel, 5 pee., 2 symbols 6 hyhat. 8200. 666- 6888. 24 Industrial chain link fence, 75'x7'. Captains bad, 8128. obo. Qrsen stove, 30", elec., 8150. obo. 8884667. ■ ■■ -.'2-2 Utility trailer, 845. Frying chickens. 6684700. 24 Infant crib 6 mattress for 0-4 mtlis., $35. Also older Oendron 3-way buggy, 830.888-8804. I 2-2' H.D. 4x8x2 utility motor- cyole trailer. Mag wheele. 8400. obo. or $700. with 1878YZ400 Yamaha. 858. 8816. 2-2 Professionally bull! adjustable combination bench press. Can bo ussd with vary heavy weights. Alto power rocks, benches, lot machines, etc 8884*64. 2-131284 4x8 pool t onooker table with sccees. Very good cond. 8400. obo. 866-28*7. : ■ ..■■■■ '■ '24 Cloy pigeon throw.sr. Strong, heavy spring, floor mount,$48.868-1776. 24 Kenmore dryer, white, $801 Approx. 160 ceremlc molds. 23 Inch Olymplo kiln & timer, $460. Numsr- ou* paints, $1.60 pr. (or. 888-8746, ■ 24 Weed froo mushroom manure. Winter spsclol $80. pr. 10 yd. load. Free delivery within 10 miles. $684828. 24 Pair ol Rosslgnol ekla 136 cm. Salomon binding*. $30; pair six* 6 boot* 820. "■', '-14 Qsmslnhsrdt Hut* it 78. All purpoa* English ssddls, 18 Inctios, $200. Also other riding sees**, 8884748. 14 Ooll club* $ bag $80, old tketea, mon's $40, skis, poles, boots, alt* 6, 860, cabinet »20, oval table 8 4 ohtlre. $120. 868.8171, $4 2 prahuno mahogany doors 80" x 80" 830 sso.i 2 studded snow ths* 760-16 860 eeo.; 2 Ford epllt rims 6 hold 18". (844*88. 14 dryer for sale. 14 Ladle* Isalhsr cost sua 8 828; floor polisher 86; Oliver tray 6 osks plate $60 pr. 8884*40. 14 color TV wllh Phillip* wireless converts', 0 yrs. old (350 obo. 886- 8(88. ' 14 38* Beaver weed lathe with (Will. Stand, motor, 8 tool*, all new. 8378. firm. 24 . . 08. 8 up. AIM bresdar pairs. Beautiful wadding drsss, nsw (450., aaying $128. (884728. 24 SsM oak ohstt of draws™, $60. Porlabl* ootor 20 Inch Viking T.V., $80. 8884(87. 24 . » **•*. broom. 4 rug/ floor eattlngs, work* tin*.' Paid KO., ssll fUO. firm. 38. MISC. FOR SALE , On* erllMclel mink full length, dark brown, alts 16-18. A8 new. 856.7283. ' ■ .. ■•.- !■■'■ . 824 Mother oapocllng 4th need*' crib lor 04 mth. baby, baby buggy, play . pen. Vory reas., will repair., 8884846. . 48-11 Eleotrehsme dehumldlllar - outomotlc. humidity control, 5100. Reollotlc clock/ AM-FM radlofcuittt* ro- corder, 848.8684*47. 24. Infra red radiant heater. 4600 BTU, overhead, goo opanted. 8100.86847(0; 24 Brother Boutique sewing machine, $200. Ladles golf clubs with bag, $100. 056- 8640. 3-2 Waterbsd for sale. $200. 8684278 mornings. 3-2 DM*, bed wllh matching headboard Adreaaef; 2 single bode; 2 children's dreaaere; colfee table 8 end tablea. Other household article*. Ph. 8884860. '■-.-. 347-1 For sal*. Apt. site fridge. Wringer waaher. T.V. for parte. 8684*81. 3-2 Viking color T.V. .16 In. acreen, $180. Pool table, 4x8, with aocoss., $260. Dlemond ring, $160. 666- 4661. , .' 34 , Like new 3 yr. old white Simplicity upright freezer. 16 cu. ft. $400. obo. 638- 1788. i .84 Heavy larp (canvas), 18'x 20', 8100. Tire chains, new, 700-13 - 186R-14, 826. 3-1 \— '— 36. LIVESTOCK Pistty meple ssttee. Avon collectibles. (5*4818. 3-4 Broyhlll pine bdrm. 6 dining rm. ste. Queen bed. Trestle table. Large unite. 8684801. . 3-2 4-ceater (wing, (20. Mirror 18x32 1(1., $4.; 88 ft. % Insh plastic pipe, $8.; 4 good tires, 695-14, $4. eo. 658-1886; >'- 34 Men* akatea, slzo 11, ilk) new cond., 330.' Heavy canvas tup, 12x13Vt ft., (26.66640M 3-2 28 Inch color T.V., $226. Open to offer*. Complete Miction hook eet, $100. "OJ: ' 34 For sale used treated rail- way ties, 8684218. 14 Neer new. Eloclrolux vacuum with powor hoed.& warranty. $288 cosh. 6(84712., .'.14 Frost Ires fridge 8 stove. Avocado, good working cond. (400. the pair. 666- 27(0,(684888. ■■■V.'., 24 Cold Pulssr Quartz watoh, digital display, analog, dual time, alarm functions, all paper*. Studded 078 belted enow tiros. 650- 4*7*. Offers. 24 Used white bathtub, tap*, etc. Chin* cabinet. Mlec. household Items. 888-2748 . 24 Buiiesw blade, $100.; 100 gal. fuul tank, $100.; 200 emp generator, P«1, $180. 888.2488. 24 Inge's Design Studio Fashion Designer Custom Sewing Please call 856-8217 eves, after 7 HORSESHOEING Scliodulcd Farrier Servlco Barrle Costea 530-3079 Radio phone no. H4S7844 1242031-W SHAVIHiS cedar shavings IIS. sir. unit (8 or 8-unlt loads dellveied) Phono Mon. or Wed. Mornings for PROMPT DELIVERY . 856-862T Wo<**Hr««n)rW(l»r». •?" 28-11889-tf Pretty buckskin poy. 3 yra;" Gelding. Approx. 12 h.h. Rldeable, cart trained, gentle, S175. 8oalpo!nt Sle- meso, 850.858-8882. 24 Local se|)jttol sportsters keep winning 1 single horco box for sale.; 6584828 efter 6 p.m. ■ 24 1888 Appeleose filly. Show quality. Bloodlines of Mighty Bright; High Hsnd- and Waplil,8664*67. " ;m Horco wanted for senior 4-H member. Like Pinto's,. should b* 16 h.h, Exc. home, lota of loving oat*. Reas. priced please. 858- 6672after5 p.m. 3-4 2 hellera ready tor butcher.' 6*0-06*7. 3-1 PoJomlno Q.H. maro. Annie Ruble, 7 yra. old. Would the owner of thlt' horse please contact Bonnlo for Info. 683-1328:- . 8-13131-2 .37. POULtHY 10 Muscovy dusk* lor tal*. 680-18*8. ■ 2-4 For aale. Golden Zlobart ohlckons, ollklea, dovos 8 pheasants. 8664884. 2-2 38. PETS P.B. Gorman Shophord pupe for sals. 888-1287 or . Aak lor Ang|*. 43-800180-tf 7 healthy Dutch rabblto. , 2_j. 21 Inch deepfreeje. (250. obo. 8884008. 3-2 Psllat gun, 22 callbrs, oak stock, scope, $80. Go-cart frame, B88 engine, $100. 8884188. 34 As nsw almond deluxe Bstumark fridge $ matching etovo. $1500. obo; 050- 484* otter 8 p.m. or wssk- : end*. 3-1 Wood 8 seal kitchen etovo wl(h weter lacket. $300. 622-1604. . .l;, .34 Strellee caraeat, 3 poal- tlona, Ilk* new. Brown & almond. $35. obo. 866- 6440. 3-28-1 General Electric 28 In. . color T.V. Coneolo model; Oak cabinet. 8260. 660- '8817. ."" -.8-3 Moto-X helmet, $15. Chest . & shouldsr pads, $5. Size 8 Fox riding boot*, $50. Can-am leather riding pante, $40.: G.E. light 'n easy Iron, uasd twice, $26. Teflon oleo. fry pan, never uasd, $30. Mlso. Ford van parte, 1874 8 earlier. 854» 0708. .■'.■, , 3-3IM 38. LIVESTOCK Ons reg'd P.B; }»m, 3. ewea, 3 ewe lamb*, 3,' alaughter lambs. All $1000 or aall sepsrste. Offera. . 8884108. V 14 : WeeneV pig* for ssls. '850-'' 2888. 24' P.fc). mini lops. Threb to- maleai one male $8 oac'h'. 888-7114. 1-3 Anglo Arab 16 h.h. reg. maie. 8 yra. Exo. on road* 8 traffic. Bareback 8 wes- tem. 8450.866-2***. 24 Boer esnrlce. 856-3116. 2-131374 i for pickup truek, 1110. Alio ciment block*, used, Vt mjMaah a control*, eleolronlos, sends, blowers, wsldsrs, gsnsretore, raduosr, gsara, dlsssl gas engines, pumps 8 ■compressor*. Hug* Inventory *t pricing that may save you ( bundle. New Heme arriving every week. Bios*' hourc: 7:30 - 6:00 Mon. •' Fri.; 8a>.: 0:30 - 5:00. Frisson Electrlo Ltd.. 32032 South Fraser Way, Clearbrook, 888-7101. , , ,i n;i-.4W-W Wanted to buy; all typee ol horooa. Top'prloe paid. Bud Noel et 6104271. ,..■■ 4*400188.t( 3 yr. old Hereford cow with 3 mth. old H-C et foot. $800.8884878. 34 Com*te Just starting to lay, $4, 1873 Inlsmstlonal « (on pickup, 00,000 ml., , 8500. Obo. 1V5yr. old Hol- atsln holler, (MO. 8884(06 - . .. ..' . 48Tsl- MUSIC LESSONS 'Piano " Aocordlsn 'Organ 'Guitar Langley Muslo StwHoeltd. 27441 -18 Avs. " as6-»ii. -, ' ■ - ' 47.18387.11 Profseihrul guitar Instruction. Your horn*. '88*4877 8H*r*p,nii ' ■ . 24 6 ao*.' Baxter drum aet. Fls»|w,a mot oond. WHh. nsw Remo skin*'.' $400. A.-.>-',V;'sW Young pedlgroed Holland Lop rabbit* tor sale. $60. e*. 6664666 *tt*r 6 p.m. ■ '-. '■.-.. ■• ;.'.$& Gray malo cockatlsi trained to do the wolf whittle.. Very tmtrt. $66. obo or with e*g* $76, linn. 668- 8787. 24 Blue Heeler. Female, ,iVs yra. old. $50. obo. 666- 8888/ , 2-2 Border Collie, femalo, 4 yra. old, needs a good horns. Qulat dog, good family pet. 8664226. 24, . \ ,:„ ' , "■■\ • Manx kittens all colors, $50 ea. Pssoooke Indian blu* 8 blaok shouldsr 840 , " '.VB24 Extra lest? Chock lor doga & cat* for psta.it ths F.V.8.P.C.A. 10 s.m. - * p.m.. Mon. - Sat. Closed Sunday* 8 holiday*: 20302 - 88th Ave; 8884826 or 62-013181-tf P.B. Dsbsrmsns, llvs week*; 'telle 8 - daw- clawe done Have mother j father. 868-7846. '1-4 Free to good homo. 10 mth. 81. Bernard. Love* children. 8684068. ■ 2-2 Bono! female. 4 yra. old., nog., show winner. Good family c-og. 8664720. 2-3 "Foeimop" Sehlppatkee 8 Pygmy gonta. Spring babies expected soon. 584. 0882. .-•• ■■■■'',■■■■ 24 . 1/2 Persian klltena. 2 whit* . fomalea, 1 orange- mala. Ready to go Feb. 4. $30. ea. 8684782. ■ ' '34 P.B. Shettis pups. Sable & white.' Femalee 8180.,: trials 8126.8684281.:, 34 White Cockepoo Pekinese. 10 mth*. 880.6884478. ■ ■.■ '■' ■:..:.■:.■■,■;■.■ 34^ 6 Dutch rabbits for ealo, 81.76 e*. 8684881. 34 Wanted. Lg*. outdoor dog:, for Oood country home. • 3-2- By ROLANDMORRB ALDERGROVE - The Aldergrove secondary teams and individuals have been playing Some excellent bafiketBall lately against local and distant teams. The senior girls team travelled to Calgary last weekend and won the tournament in the last five seconds of the game on a shot by Carolyne Lucy, The girls .were chaperoned by Ms. Osellame who reported Uiat the team made a great impression' oh their Calgary hosts and performed well both, on and off the court. Congratulations to ■: Mr. Lee and his team for doing so well. The sfenipr boys also' had a very successful week, defeating Mouat on TV last Wednesday and defeating Sardis in an exciting double overtime game. on Friday, January 13. At Sardis, the team Was outstanding On defense with Doug Kitsul being the top Aiderhayen pSans pofluck • By IRENE ORWICK Alderhaven's pot- scorer with 15 points. Sherri Alderson turned in a great performance in the recent trials in gymnastics. She was selected to compete in the winter games to be held in Fort St. John in March Our grade 8 boys team won another league game last Brookswood 50-20. Jim McDonald was top scorer, with 15 points,, followed by Chris Allen With seven, Dale Murphy, Darwin . Patterson, and Tim Eastick with sixes*.. ':':■:'. '■;'• The grad class of last year may wish to visit the school some time soon to view their gift to. the school - the sales counter in the front hall. It looks very attractive . and will certainly make donut and other- sales easier to handle in future. This year's grade 12's will be helping to raise ' funds by doing the K Mart inventory at langley this Sunday from 8 to 2 p.m. All funds will go towards grad'84. Diners tickets, jointly sponsored by the Kinsmen Club and Aldergrove. secondary, are now on sale from students or by phoning the school at 856-2521. Fbr|10 you can jpur- chase a booklet of tickets to Abbotsford, Langley, and Aldergrove restaurants, One meal will pay for the price of the booklet and the rest are gratis. Take advantage of this offer and help the school and the Kinsmen club raise funds. ALDERGROVE - The first, association meeting for 1984 was held in the lounge at Alderhaven on January 9. It was attended by 23 tenants. Harry Misfeldt,: the president, called the meeting to order. Vicki Paul read the minutes of the last meeting and Mike Hirst gave, the treasurer's report. It was decided to arrange , transportation for those wishing to visit anyone in hospital.'Tuesdays and Thursdays were . the days chosen. luck supper will be. January 25 at 5 p.m. in the lounge, this, should be an enjoyable get-together. ....'•; : Birthdays in January were celebrated by Elizabeth Nordal,' Frances Ahlin, and Joe Martin^ .The table decorated with birthday cake, and yellow 'mums made a pretty ■< pictiire;' Karen Barnett and Lucy Heinte were uni fortunately unable to attend. Cake, icecream, tea. and coffee were served.,' ■..'■;■•;'' Wood and her helpers did ah excellent job serving and washing dishes. ROMP crackdown on auto theft ring ; MUmVvTLLE - As a result of a one month investigation by the RCMP's Vancouver headquarters auto theft section, along with assistance of Coquitlam, Langley Surrey RCMP detachments, and other members from headquarters, a major auto theft ring was broken last week.- On January 7, three search warrants were followed up in Coquitlam, Langley, and Surrey. Approximately. $200,000 to $300,000 worth of stolen vehicles and vehicle parts were seized by police. Charged with conspiracy to possess stolen properly -Was Kenneth John Belliveau, 41; John Joseph Boudreau, ,26;; Barbara Ann Belliveau, 42;. Joseph Rddel Belliveau 21; Anthony Cameron Allen, 19; Eric Timothy Stevens, 27, and Shane King, 19. .: ; : AU are residents of the lower mainland area and all. were remanded in custody pending court appearance. Investigation is continuing and further charges are pending. The Aldergrove Star COMICS presented by: ■ ;R» & fM&C AM» lAUGNMENl, 0ars — Trucks Ne^Used & Repaps Fraser Hwy. l3USrWM*2CX>. INGROCEiSSlMfl mm mvo SOU GET? HAGAR THE HORRIBLE TO BB A„ FsABMBU? W6LUBl«l6lJ«3rA CMlTCriAT-r '' IT'S TIMP TO MIUK -IKE CrrlCKBiMe P.B. Doosrmn pup*. Tall* a dew olaw* dons. Hsv* molhor 8 father. 868-7248. .3^ ' Reg. Carman Shepherd puppies. Chsmp. Amsrloan 8 German lines. Qusran- teed. Some blacks. 8200. 88M888. 8-4 Collie cross pups, 2 males, 6 wk*. old, 828. Alio rag. table collies, 888-2488. 3-4 Miniature smooth haired male Dachshund puppy. 10 wk*. Old. 868-1408; 3-2 40. MUSIC SHOE GOfeDALE TOLUtoFI* by ANTHONY BOULTQK Y*mehe srgsn,. model B-76. 28 keys upper 8 lower, 12 etope, hardly used. 81800.888-8286, 3-4 SELL (TIN THE STAR rTHC WKCT 14 RKTMiSUtAR IH ' shm. ws. mewm-i oh nm out hfwwe^htavi.t C*m MCtSTUl A UFt KMMH& DM «W liiST1WMWT3-I WtIM A turn tutmirvm w mwm. '/JlmaBT' -aaff "WW JT y»^E» ', mv IM '■' ft '^tfffl j.. i^.^jy.wM-.^. ~'i J'feu^r ^^^..^—t-_^,^,J^—» sJfH*!i£5a=r* .,..;-- . .-j_ , ■;...,'.-.;.'^_„ —^,—-y.re,... ^..i,i-;,:.^.., ,.■>...-■■■. ;....i.-^. 41. BUILDING SUPPLIES 630-6421 525-0481 Chain Link Fence Farm fence Pressure Treated Wood Posts IGates Kennels We also install H 6780 Production Way, Uengley, B.C. V3A4W4 47. HOLIDAY AND UTILITY TRAILERS Wo buy or consign recreational vehicles 1EISURE LANDi SALES 856-4178 530-5059 .; 28-88407.tl 42, PflOPfiRTYFORSALE Ploluresque 4t4 acree. 2000 sq, ft. rancher. 2300 sq. ft. building. Good location, tfsdee considered. 888.1882.':,. . 3-2 4M.P4IOPERTY WANTED Heve each to buy 6-10 acres, reas. priced. Vic. Langley, Aldergrove, Abbotsford. 8884188. 3-4 48. HOMES FOB SALE ■ AWemrove. By owner. Well kepi 8 yr. old 3 bdrm. 'bamt. homo. Nicely landscaped 8 decorated. Aok- Ing 372,800.866-6066. 2-4 Picturesque 4Vi sores,, 2000 sq. ft. rancher, 2300 sq. ft. building. Good location. Tradaa considered. 868-1882. 2_ 3 bdrm. twnhso. with 8 appl. 845,800.668-8201. ■■ 3_ 3 bdrm. home In Langley city. 1200 sq. ft. top floor, rumpus room In bemt., 2 P.P., 3 bathe, covered sun- dock. 533-2732. 3-2 46. MISC. WANTED Wanted by Abbotsford Little Theatre: Donations of ell sorts of clothing Heme, drapes, mens'suit*, mene or womene hats, wigs, shoos, uniforms. VVhon you clean out your attic,, basement, garage, closets,' etc. please think of us before you haul It to the dump: Please call-Laurel, Street Art Centre, 862-2767! Pick-up. can be arranged. Chairs & tables are alto needed. ' >- ■ 8-tf Mother expecting 4th needs orlb for. 0-8 mth. baby, baby buggy, ploy pen. Very reas.", will repair. '88848*8. . .:,►■_, ,47-tf ;< . Wanted. Outside Ige. stand-up cupboard*' or shelving to help, store material In my oerport. 668.1182. :. M Wented. One Ige. pressure cannar In exo. cond. 866- 7861. .,■-,. : 2-2. Wanted. Used tnotal roofing, lumber, plywood, 90cc Hodaka parte. Franklin F.P. with pipe,-3126. or trade. 686.6688 after 6 p.m. ■' - ■ ,2-4 Wanted. Hub caps for 1878 Cadillac. 866-4811, 858- 8684. 3-4 49. BOATS FOR SALE 1.2 Sean outboard motor. 3200; 866.1080. 2-4 M.sWIIlE HOMES WxOS" 8 bdrm. Qsndall. fully furnlohsd, muat movo. Asking 818,000.; 8000 lb. wits, 3180. ea. . .'■ 2-4 45. FURNITURE 47. HOLIDAY AND UTILITY TRAILERS Cosstllns 8 H. ovsrhsad campor. 3-w*y frldgo, etovo & furnace. Exo. oond. 61680.868-8078. 3-2 1876 38 It. Custom Coach trailer, very clean. 1961 Ford F260 V. ton p.u. with canopy, very clean. 866. 1428; 84 j 1*78 8Vi «. Csvemsn cam- [ per.'Stove, 3-w*y fridge, ' divider curtain. Extra storage. Qood cond. 83000. 2-3 1st. 2nd, 3rd. MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE * Horns purchase * Debt consolidation * Oulck approvals WE ALSO BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS POR CASH ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 DOUGLAS CRESCENT LANQLEY.B.C.V3A4B4 office 530-2301 856-7639*. Mombera of the Mortgsgs Dsslers Association ol Oilliah Columbia 51. AUTO. SUPPLIES . Car chalno. 78-16. 815. 868-0808. 2-3 Have 18>1 Ford Vi ton 6-holo wheele. 700x18 front almost new tlree. Rear L78x16 half worn snows. Trade to match or buy. 856-3242. "2-4 Wrecking 1077 Plymouth or-whole car 8300. 666- 6483. 2-4 4 studded Honda tlree on rime. Balanced, used 1 '■ mth. 3200.634-7664. 2-3. 1*72 Dodge, all body & motor parts, 31. up. 1870 Impale, 1873 Mallbu, parts- $1. up. 1987 Bulck, runs good, ports or whols 8200. 656-8369. 2-4 7.60.120 track tires. 3100. 866-8347. 1-4 Two 8.60x16.6 snow tires on. Camper Special rims,' 3150., 3rd rim 830.; Four beauty rings to fit 16.5 rims, 8100. Trailer hitch lor V.W. Beetle, 325.; Four Q60-16 Remington tires, as new, 850.868-2720. 2-13126-3 52. MOTORCYCLES 1862 Kawatlkl KX125, new ' clutoh, eprockets 6 chain. Exc. cond. 39787 8884446. 52-4 1878 Honda CB 780 excellent' condition, header, helmet, 31500.; 1976 Kawasaki 125cc. dirt bike ■ 3350.889-7802. 1-4 1881 Suiukl QS850Q. 14,000 km. Paclalco arrow faring, bags & trunk. Stored winter months, showroom cond. 33600. Obo. 866-6968. 3-2 53. CARS 53. CARS 50. MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT For stle. Old Earth Master tractor. Power takeoff, 4 oyl. Continental engine. 6884818. . 1-4 1867 Cass-tractor wllh front end loader 8 3 pt, hitch. Good cond. 31660. . 8884116. 'f.-- r '■: M Rotary hoeing machine for raspberries, B275 international i oomplete with ' front end loader. 8688288 after 5 p.m. 6 weekende. 1-4 Cat D3Q.N15A2M3.Hyd., A-blada, winch, ROPS, re- ■_zss~ wS-v— °»IK'jaalt«**1fe^?'' For aele. Rattan bookshelf, 80%. 317,500.666-5032. like new. 350.868-8481: I "' ' 2-4 I 34 .—-— :—■=—■—: 1974 Toyota 8R5. Good cond. New tire & winters Willi studs, 8 bsttsiy. 866- 8627 or toll Ires ehewerlng sorvlco 112400468-9723 for pager 3219. 44-13066-tf CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition deity 853-3074 8-952'92-tf 51. AUTO. SUPPLIES Turbo 889 tramiy, stage 2 shlftklt only .10,000 miles 3380, .3200 high stall torque convorter 10,000 ■ mlloo 3160.6684883. 1-4 Snow tlree, belted, 078x14 on Toyota rims, 8 bolt. 340. ptlr. 8684467. 3-4 Save up lo 36% on gtt. Pre-hett your fuel with thlt new product: Money back guarantee. 8684088. 3-1 Ford parts. CO trans.; FMX trans.; radiator; 351 motor & radiator - p.a. pump; starter, wheals. 669-8317. 1 '. ■ <■ . -34.:■ 1878 Austin Marina. 4 spd. Good running cond. 5950. obo. 8884276. 24, 1876 Pontfae Parlalenne Brougham. 4 dr., oloth Int., 360 A.T., p.s., p.b. Looks 8 runs good. 31895. 24 1972 VW. Rebuilt motor.. Body 6 Int. exo. Asking 81850.634.7188. 2-2 1886 Falcon sports coupe 6 cyl. euto. red with white top gd. Int. body exo. shspe. Motor 6 trans, gd. running cond. Clean 6 reliable 32800. o.b.o. 866- 7962. . 524. Scrap cars wanted. Bradntr Salvage, 8684376. .... 8-793059-tf 1974 Camera. Auto., V8, p.*., p.b, Exo. running I cond. 83800.868-1618 after ■' 4:30 p.m. ^24 1972 VW Deluxe. In good bond. Radial 8 winter tires. 31500. obo. 888-8004. after 6 p.m. . 2-4: 1874 Plymouth Cricket. Re-. liable transportation. Only 69,000 lady drlvsn mile*.. Contact 856-6468. 2-2 -1878 Chevsllo.4 dr.,-.4 spd. New clutch, muffler, 31950. obo. Consider small trade. Needs paint ]ob. 862-2674. M 1886 Dodge Dart. 4 dr., slant six, auto, Qood run-' ning oond. Some ruet. Asking 5650/856-2961. '".:._.: , 24 QgritiyL.-'- PARIS REALTY LTD. •• 21 856-4106 •856-2525 •530-0018 77233 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove;.B.C. IDEAL LOCATION 3 bdrm. home wllh e pertly finished bamt. In the Parkslde area ol Alderarove. Ore heat, igs. lot, lencsd backyard. Don't ovsitook this one. Cell Ken lor en appl. to view aves. 896-1600. SACBE HOBBY FARM ' Immac. 1761 sq. ft. heme with 8 bdrms., 3 F.p.'t 6 3 baths. Good bam, loafing shod with hay storage* a spring tad wsll. Enjoy country living on this quiet dead end street close to AWsrgrova. Asking $14(1,500. Call Kathy for , more detalta eves. 8598M2. 3 BEDROOM RANCHER Lge. lot, fenced backyaid & extra psiklng for an R.V. or what have you. Close to everything. Asking 587,000. Call Kalhy. eves. 659-6512. . private sernNQ ; 1Vi acrat on munlc. water, tocstad lust north of ths Fraser Hwy. Stufdy fencing lor horses, serviceable bam 8 a smtn nous*. Listen, to the birds 6 pick the fruit oil the many fruit trees. 84O.OD0. mtge. at, 11%. Full price mow. Cell Kathy eves. 868-6643: ' LAME FENCED LOT Laval sntrance 3 bdrm. rancher. Ths F.P. ' I & extra Insulation makes this horns very & easy to heat. Games plus a storage 8 a nice sundtok to alt 3' enjoy, tht .Cell Dorothea Kits eves. 68*848).' JuSTOUTOFTOWN This rwdvK his a lolling for II. Lge. fancod lot, fruit trees, gardsn eras 6 e ,tool shed. Range 8 fridge Incl. In the asking Slice ol 889,900. (46,000. team. mtgt. Call Dorothea Has for mon details eves. 8594459. SUPER 8PLIT LEVEL 1860 sq. ft. newly repainted Inside. 3 bdrma., 3-pce. ehsts., family rm. with hsstllstor F.P., dblo. gangs, lencsd yard. Ths bank says sell.' Asking pries 380,000. Call Ken eves. 858-1600. ACREAOE FOR ALL PURPOSES 35ac„ 3 bdrni, house, beny farm 8 fruit aland on Fraser Hwy.; 19.3 so., 2 houses, 3 bams, high dry lend good tor cattle or horses; 10 ao. 6. house, 200 St. 6 96 Ave. arse, super location; 5 ao., 3 bdrm. house plus bam, Ideal location for truckers; 2 ao. toned commercial on Fraser Hwy. lust aeet-of Langley. For details on thass properties cell Sohen Sshote evee. 686-3177. YOUR PRIVACY ASSURED At the end of s dead end street on 4.6 treed acres, this solid brick house gives you privacy plus. Hot water heat, 28x26 ft. sundtok 6 lots more. The bank says Mil so corns on out 8. see St. Call Ksn for an spot. eves. 896-1600. DESIRABLE LOCATION Near new 3 bdrm. bemt. home In one of Clearbrook'a nicest anas. Within walking distance of schools 8 shopping. Plus e mtn. view. Call Hero for men details ens. 6644098 APARTMENT8n6 . WllhlnwalklngdlctancoolSevenoalie.lViao. with a mtn. view. Suitable for SO unite, all services avail, Call Herb eyes; 8848096. MOBILE HOKE WITH EXTRAS On a loo, comer pad In an adult park. Tip-out living rm., 4 appl., & an alec. P.P. Ths Ideal place to retire. Call Dorothea Klaa for an appt. to view evee. 859-8459. CH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED .AND OPERATED., 1868 Ford Custom. In vsry good running cond. 5S00. obo. 886-8860. 2-4 1972 Mueiang. 302 auto.; p.e. Runs well. 3560. obo. 633.2980. __ 1M8 VW station wagon. . Runs good. 5350. 688-2860 2_ 1871 Toyota Corolla 1600CC 4 dr. stand. Qood cond. 31250. Obo. 6688443. 2-4 1973 Audi 100LS. Qood running cond.; good gas mileage. 31200. obo. 836- 8283. ' 2_ 1969 Ford Falrlane. New paint, rubber 8 stereo. Best offer. 866-1837. 2-4 1976 Capri. V8,4'spd. Exc. mech. oond. Forced to dell, need cash fast. Ask- Ing 53000.8634681. 3-2, 1874 AMC Homst station wagon. Auto., good body. Needs tune-up. 3900. obo Ph. afterB p.m. 868-6601. ' 3-4 1968 Chav Blscayne. 4 dr., 6 cyl. auto. Driven dally. 3250. Obo. 668.2433. 3-1 1872 VW. Auto., good mech. Needs pslnt. 3900. firm. 888-7146. 3*' 1873 Chev wsgon. 360, VB. Very clean, reliable. 3625. firm. Principle only. 634- 2404, w 1972 4 dr. Valiant. Auto., slsnt 6. One owner. Exc. cond. 81500. obo. 858-2702 ._ 3-4 1961 Volvo. 242 DL, 11,000 km. 4 spd. overdrive, eun roof, mage, p.s., p.b., AM- FM cassette. 38700. 856- 8676. 3-2 226 slant 6 engine In 1888 Dodge Coronet. Comp. redone. Trade for car In 1870'a. 630-1046. 3-2 1866 International, 5500. 1973 Suburban, 3200.1973 Mazda, 3300., body good cond. 630-1046,6344780. '-, ii 3-4 1876 Ford Grenada Qhla. Good cond. 32600. obo. Call 8564668. £2 1872 Chav. V8, auto. Running cond., good body. 8600. obo. 666-6677. 34 1874 Font Maverick motor, good running shape, 8200. obo, 1969 BuICk Riviera, ' 8400. obo. 688-1780.. 3-3 1974 Galaxy 500, good transportation, 31195. obo. 1955 Chevy P.U. S.B., 283; turbo 400, neede finishing, 81875. obo. Stereo with AM/FM, 3125. obo.. Bird cage, 520. obo. Open to trad**. 866-9368;, • ... ii 'v'S-raiiM Wrecking. 1667-72 Ford pickup trucks. 1967-78 Cougars. 1971-80 Chev van doors. For parts call 530- 1111. 341-1 1871 Cadillac Coupe De villa. 2 dr., good cond. Air cond., p.w., p. seats, etc Exc. oond. to restore. 61000. obo. 634-0186. . 3-32-1 54. TRUCKS BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 1970 Ford V< ton campor special. Must bo seen to bo appreciated. Many extras. 52000. obo. 686- 4870. ■___ Must aell. 1973 Chevy Shorty van. Rebuilt six auto. Nlc*ly finished Inside. 31800. obo. 868-1042. __ 1876 Ford Custom 600. Swap for beat small p.u., car or cash. 656-1679. 2-4 1870 Kenworth. 350 Detroit engine. 886-1428, 8888617 •; 24 1876 Ford E250 window von. 400 motor, good cond. 84000.8884716. 24 1876 Ford Suporcab. 100,000 miles. 50,000 ml. on rebuilt 390 engine, p.e. 81700.8624131. 34 1876 OMC motorfVome, not finished, mutt soil. 1887 Ecohollne van, late model engine. 868-8886. 3-2 1877 Chsv V< ton p.u. 350, V8, 4 spd. Good body, no rust. Low mileage 32500. 8884868. 3-2 1975 Chev van, 350 motor with 400 turbo. Wracking, for parts. 8884868. 3-1 1873 Datoun pickup, wllh canopy. Need* mm* work; 81200. obo. 858-7341. 3-3 1982 Chev 810 (pott p.u., p.b., p.s., 8 cyl., 8 opd. 38,000 km. Many exlrao. Sell or trad*. 8884488. -V'.; :::.,;U 1878 tt Ion F250 csmpor special with 1886 9 tt. overhead camper. 58400. obo. 8864716,8*8.1648. 344-2 1t)0%ATE TO CLASSIFY Dances and holidays StSDOl.no StonOS. Licensed Wnntnrt. Cnnnraiila'nal ™ keep seniors busy Stepping Stonoo. Licensed family daycare has openings for two nsw frisnds. Birth - 3, 3204. pr. mth.; 3 - kindergarten, 6176. pr. mlh; school age, 566..pr. mth. Lunch, morning 6 afternoon eneck provided. Open 6:30,e.m. - 6:00 p.m. For further Information 8 registration phone Mre, Denlse Kowalskl 050-2862.' . W. 3-4 Wented. Conversational French course tapes or records. 6564286. 3-2 ORGANS Sound Of Musk Sovonoaks 8594)400 20251 Fraser Hwy. 534-9296 Guildford Mall 588-7606 Winnebago canopy flta S.B., (loot side P.U., 5200. obo. 40 gsl. fish tank with lid, etc., 575. obo. Husky 8' camper, fits Import truck, 51200. obo. 658- 1827. 3_ 356,000. cash. 30 ac. mostly elsar, 6 ml. north of Mission. 1982 Dodgo Colt, ae new, 3 dr. 4 spd. stand. 34800.6284648. . 3-2 Astro burglar alarm, datec- tlon systsm, 5800. firm. 6684246. 3-2 Wanted. Good home for spayed 8 vaccinated white cat, 8684741: 3-1 Utility trailer wllh canopy. Exc. for hunter, flshsrman or camper. 5760- obo. 656- 4768. 3-4 HOT SHOEING ■ Farrier BRUCE rjAGUE 856-7316 3-13692-3 Bay pony mare with ssddle 8 bridle. 3200.8684497. ■ 34 Steel bed frame & spring, mattress 54", 823.; steel bed fromo 6 spring, mattress 48", 518.; box spring & mattress, 38", 518. 866- 8840 after 7 p.nv. , 3-3 Giant garage sale. Everything goes. Utility trailer, transmissions, engines 6 lota mora. 6390 Bradner Rd. Set. 6 Sun, only. 3-1 Will do housekeeping 1 day a week. Have exp, 6 refe. Alter4 p.m. 858-2627. 3-4 1888 Military Jeep complete wllh military tires. 82700. obo. 666-2830. 3-4 16 yr. old msle would like Job In vie. of Aldergrove. Phone 688.6301. 3-1 Firewood lor sal*. Cut, split & dsllvsred. 850. pr. truck load. 666-7616, 866- 2007. 3-2 3 bdrm. duplsx. F.P., fridge 6 stove, laundry rm. See it at 26737 - 32 Ave., Aldergrove then call 691- 8434. Rent 5480. pr. mth. Avail. Immed. 3-2 3 bdrm. house for rent, Vi so. 2 F.P., fridge 6 etove. Aldergrove area. Por appt. ph. 852-4960 or 8644398. 3828. pr. mth. 3-2 For sale. 2 bdrm. tt bemt. homo on Ige. lot within 1 mite school & shopping. Aldergrove. 668-6334. 3-1 2 bdrm. houco tor rent. Across from Mac's store, Langley olty. 3450. pr. mth. or.otfera. Apply Box 246, clo Aldorgrovo Star, : 3-2 Income tax prepared. Buel- neso or psrsonal. Also gsneral eccountlng. 050- 2018. j 3-4 Bunk bod, 3200. Single bed, 520. 10.00x15 Goodyear trackers, 3200. 10.00x15 chains, 640. Men- dslson piano, 3600. 856- 6660. . .3-1 Pr. ol Goodyear snow tires, P185 75R14, 575. Hunting camper, well Insulated. P.B. Sheepdog, 8100. 856- 6036. 3-3 B*ml. sale. Sat. 8 Sun., Jan. 21-22,9 a.m. -5 p.m. Good use) items. 26730 - 32A Ave. 3-1 Lge. Bard Roch rooster. 58.6664215. 3-2 Wanted. Youth (single) bed with drawers. 666-4663. 3-2 4-pereon nibber boat, like new. 305.869-7434. 3-2 "Three's Compony". Hsvs Jack - noed Janet 8 Chrissy. Eaey going, country living In spacious house on 10 acres In Aldergrove, close to all amenl- tlee. Loeds of storage space. Require TWO enterprising, colloge, employed or otherwise, self-eufflcient ladles to make It work. Reas. rent. Avail. Feb. 1. Please phone 8564202 after 6:00 p.m. weekdaya, anytime on weekends. 3-2 Chllds ssat carrier for bike, 320. 2 car ssata, 55. -310. 666-9620, . 3-3 All 1973 6 71 Vega parts for sale. Good tires. 668- 8441. 3-3 Dry local hay In bam, special '32. pr. bale. Appy geld., outstanding show horse. 6564900,8884767. 3-4 Wanted to buy or rent. Bolor trailer. 666-7814. 3-4 Must sail beautiful Morgan filly. Needs exp. rider. 3760. obo. 666-7807. "3-3 Wantsd. Panama for ba- blss. Beehive 6 Monarch books. 866-6191. 3-2 Reedy to lay pullets. 656- 2478, '■'.ii-j' . 34 . ixvBe?. . 1 whits wllh black spots black New Zealand 6 Flemish msle, 11 mths. old. 868-4981. 3-3 ' 1866 Chevy Impale. Exc. cond. Rebuilt 350. Best offer over 51600.8584881. ________' 1874 QM camper special Sierra Grands. 886-2210. _. _t To good home. Male Ger. Shepherd. 6664638. 3-2 OBITUARY GLASS. Passsd away suddenly et Lsngley on January 13, 1964, Norman Ernest Glass, aged 63 yean. Mr. Glass wss Iste ol 26215 - 58 Avenue, Aldergrove, snd formerly ol Richmond. He wss a member ol tha Masonic Mount Mortsh lodge 4102 In Vancouver, end the Shrinare Glzah Temple.In Vsncouvsr. He wss slso s vatsren of world war II, when ' hs served with the British army, Mr. Olaaa Is survived by his wife Vera, one eon, David , Glaaa ol North Delta, two grandchildren, Richard and Robyn, two alstsra, Muriel of Salmon Arm, snd Olive of Victoria. .Also nlocss snd nephews. He waa pradoooeaed by two brothen, Raymond and Kenneth. Funeral service will be held Thursday, January 19, at 11:00 a.m. from the Chspel ol Henderson's Funeral Home In Langloy. Interment In Vlo toty Memorial perk cemetery In Surroy. In Hsu of flowers. . donations msy be made to ths Salvation Army. IS Import Engine $3.00 extra LANGLEY CHRYSLER 20188 FRASER HWY. 534-5355 Road borne* A CHRYSLER %af oSKXStm Off8Taxplr68Jan.31,1984 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1984 11 Thrift shop holds annual "bag sale" ALDERGROVE - At the Thrift Shop meeting on January 9, it was decided, in response to requests; to hold another bag sale. Owing to increased expenses the Thrift Shop has to raise the price from: $2 to $2.50 per bag,, bag supplied. This means clothes, shoes and purses only. This is still a very good buy. It is surprising how much can be packed into a bag when carefully folded, as a lot of our customers, know. The sale started January 10, and continues through Saturday, January 28. Donated wigs will be passed on to the cancer clinic in langley. The Thrift Shop is at 27100 Fraser Highway; telephone 856-5292. By ERMESTGLUETT ALDERGROVE - The activities at the OAP hall are now in full swing and members are invited to participate in any or all of the various pastimes. One of our members, Verna Petrie, may have to postpone a long awaited trip to South Africa due to illness. We all wish her a speedy recovery. She is at present in hospital. There will be a dance in the OAP hall on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m., January 22, to try and accommodate those who do not wish to drive to the Sunday dances in White Rock or New Westminster. Carl Willingshofer had an angina attack at the Thursday afternoon dance at the Evergreen hall and is recovering at home. We all wish Carl a complete recovery. Jack Baker coming along nicely at home. Our treasurer is spending two weeks in Hawaii! Emily Elmore, one of our long-time members was nominated at the chamber of commerce meeting for the H.D. Stafford citizen- of- the- year award. Dr. Robert M. Thompson won the award honoring his service to the community. The Saturday dance had as prize winners: spot dance - Andy Keay and Rita Lockhart, door prize - Jenny Bowman. The birthday of Andy Keay was celebrated. Doris says, "A woman driving from the back seat of a car is no worse than a man cooking from the dining-room table." ADERGRCM rMPlTSTCHURCH IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 3232-272 Street Family Study Hour 9:15 a.m. Worship Servlco 10:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome 888-4710 CHRISTIAN SCraCESOCETY 7221-188B St., Langley 10:30 Sunday Service 10:30 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting All Are Welcome 28183 Snsnaaon Ave., Aldergrove .888-1413 Rsv. Ssmuel MeCallum SUNDAY SERVICES Bus transportation provided. Nursery tsclllllss avail. 9:45 a.m. - Bible School (nuresry to senior classes) 11:00 a.m. - Worship Sorvlco 7:00 p.m. • evening Service 'MONDAY: Boys Stocksdsrs TUESDAY: Christian Sorvlco Brigade Boys WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m. • Prsysr 8 Bible Study Pioneer Glrla Lilian to Olblo Roliocllona 8:30 p.m. Sunday oh CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. COME GROW WITH US. Anglican Church (Four Saints Lsnglsy) St. Dunstan's Aldorgrovo ' Worship Service snd Church School-11 a.m. On 271 St. |ust south-of Fraser Hwy. Rsv. David Reuss Minister St. Alban's Otter Worship Service snd Church School - 9:30 a.m. Church olllcs - 534-8514 ALDERGROVE UNITED CHURCH 2823-272 St. Rev. Matthew Smith 8564675 8564233 (Off.) (Res.) Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m. 15-95334-tf HENDERSON'S FUNERAL HOME LANGLEY PHONE 5306488 r-rre------- •~,-.U....iLJ!— -w-^^emmmm^sm ^—-—> ASK ANNABELLE 12 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1984 Dear Annabelle, I asked for a small, concealable hand-gun for Christmas but got a cocker spaniel puppy instead. Would it be considered bad taste for me to return the puppy and buy myself a gun? Signed: Howie "Howitzer" Morltzer D6ar Howie, I suppose next Christmas you win ask for a semiautomatic or even a bazooka. There's nothing like setting your sights high. Keep the puppy and behave yourself. Star readers are invited to mall m their questions or problems to ASK ANNABELLE. Use a nom de plume If you wish. The address Is ASK annabelle; c-o The Aldergrove Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C., VOX MO. Coghlan WJ. now 75 years old ALDERGROVE - Coghlan Women's Institute members enjoyed a perfect Xmas dinner in December. Life members and former members joined, ex- gifts and merry. Dear Annabelle, I have been living in Aldergrove for two years now and there is something that really bothers me about this town. There is a very nice carved sign at the comer of the old highway and 264 Street. Since I have been here it has been looked after and painted at least once. The only thing that is wrong with it is what it says ... "Businesses Who Care" .... what is that? Every . one knows that businesses are things, and everyone also knows, (except the carver of this legend) that things are not referred to as 'Who'. The proper word there would te 'That' or 'Which'. Can something be done about this absurd sign? The Americans who come up from the border' crossing must laugh when they see it. I would even donate to a fund if need be to have it replaced. Signed: Concerned. Dear Concerned, There must be more people in town besides you and me that this sign rubs the wrong way. The way that most people slaughter the English language though may have something to do with it. You are quite right in your thinking but if it was changed to .'Business men own businesses. 'Business persons who care' would take another 6 inches of wood, and that's expensive. 'Businesses that care' is really the only sensible thing that can be done at little or no cost. Why not write to your local chamber of commerce and put the problem to them? I'm with you all the way. Dear Annabelle, Why do people send Christmas cards that say 'Merry Xmas'?'These people have taken the Christ our of Christmas and put in an X. What does this mean? Also those who decorate their homes in lights with those words, Merry Xmas. We do not say Jesus X, we say Jesus Christ. Where are their moral values? Signed: No X for me. Dear No X, Abbreviations we will always have. Some words can be and some words shouldn't ever be. Christmas is really one of them. To save space, time and money many Christmas card companies shorten this word to Xmas but I think people who put up signs over the holiday season should really use the correct spelling. If everyone boycotted the cards that read Merry Xmas maybe the card who care' what^does.. xonjpanijBS would women in townlM^Better. Pressure Treated 2"to3"x7' Fence Posts $166 each 1 each 5/16" D Spruce Plywood $E99| chSaf ft /rm OTTER CO-OP C\ "■" BUILDING SUPPLIES {> WntattM ____ Ik—..—ml 856-2517 or 530-9588 Far in Review JANUARY EDITION Farm equipment sales increase LIVESTOCK MARKET PRICES January it is back to business. Money donations were sent to Children's Hospital, Queen Alexandria Hospital, Aldergrove High's scholarship fund, the Aldergrove soup kitchen, Coghlan community association and various other charities. Plans are under way for Women's InsUtule 75th birthday celebrations on February 19. TORONTO - Sales of farm equipment improved slightly after this year's harvest but the industry is cautious about predicting an upturn. "Certainly there 'was a smattering of improvement, but not as much as we had hoped to see," said Brent Hamre, general manager of the Canadian Farm and industrial Equipment Institute. "Sales were very, very disappointing this year." November figures published by the institute indicated sales of medium-sized, two-wheel-drive tractors increased 25 percent from 1982, while sales of combines rose 37 percent. But sales declined 29 percent for large two-wheel-drive tractors and dropped eight percent for four- wheel- drive tractors. Tractor sales, are considered a key indicator because farmers use these machines throughout the year. The industry was hoping for a significant upturn in November because the 1983 harvest was good and grain prices have improved substantially in the last year. . However, grain growers remained cautious and bought little equipment. Meanwhile, of hay and forage equipment were up slightly arid tractors with assisted front- wheel-drive jumped 30 percent, comprising a quarter of all tractors sold. Hamre sajd he expects sales of tillage equipment to pick up in February, hay equipment in March and April and combines in midsummer. Growers short courses set for February MATSQUI-The 26th annual. growers short course sponsored by the Lower Mainland Horticulture Improvement Association and the B.C. ministry of agriculture will' be held at the Abbotsford Airport Armories on Feb: ruary 7h to 9 this yeaiv'\,.i;.'' The topics will be on vegetable growing during the morning and afternoon of Tuesday, Feb; 7. The following ^day information of concern to all growers will be dispersed,- and on Feb. 9 the topics v/iU be raspberry and strawberry farming. ' A four day workshop offering the latest techniques in managing the finan- ,cial aspects of a farm business will be held January 24 to 27 at Abbotsford. Contact Bill Peters or Lawrence Hurd at 859-5281 for more information. Spa red wind water\ Mow, till, landscape... perform dozens of Jobs with a compact utility tractor ftom John Deere The 650 through 1250 Tractors are a valuable addition to any operation. Pick a modal' wlth*17-:;to 44 SAE gross engine hp and 14.5 to 40 PTO hp*. Then add one of five different mowers, posthole digger, post driver, tiller, front loader, box scraper, front or rear blade. All tractors except the 850 are available with front-wheel drive. FRIESEN EQUIPMENT LTD. 339 Sumas Way, Box 88, Abbotsford, B.C. V28 4N7 659-7644 530-1012 792-3461 MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LTD. MARKET REPORT TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.1964 BALE PRICES [PER HUNDREDWEIGHT]: Beat Holsloln cows $43.25 - $52.00 Best beef type com 149.00-966.78 Medium Holateln cows .... $37.60- $43.00 Connors end cutters ...... $32.00 - $37.00 Cows ol doubtful health ... $12.00 - $26.00 Good Holsloln steers $64.00 - $66.60 Holateln hollers $49.00 • $66.00 Feeder steers $67.60 - $78.00 Feeder halters $66.00 - $63.28 Bulla ....;.... $62.00-$69.26 Goodveal $90.00-$109.00 dlumVeal $71.50-589.60 Baby calves (Par Hatd) $17.80 - $106.00 THUR8DAY, JANUARY 12,1984 8ALE PRICE8 [PER HUNDREDWEIGHT) Freeh Holateln hollers and cows .. $600.00 - $1376.00 Beat Holateln aprtngors .......... $1100.00-$1800.00 Medium Holateln . aprlngara $660.00 • $1060.00 Holateln hellere Bred6-7mth. ........ $700.00-$920.00 Open Holateln hellers from 460- 876 Iba. ... $280.00 - $446.00 Hoping to see you at our weekly sales. TUESDAY AT 10 A.M. FOR BEEF ft FEEDER THUR8DAY AT 1 P.M. FOR DAIRY "ON THE FARM" SALES QUOTA SALES • MACHINERY SALES MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LTD. [697 Sumas Way, Abbotaford ' 883-2899 ATTENTION SACKED FEED USERS DOES YOUR PREJENT FEED SUPPLIER OFFER.. S ...sacked feeds for all your animals? (/...unbeatable quality? R ...reliable service? R ...research backed nutritional advice? E ...expert staff to assist you? V ...years of experience in sacked feeds? C ...competitive prices? O...one-stop shopping for animal health needs? O...once a week specials? P...peiflce of mind? IF NOT, MAYBE IT'S YOUR TURN TO VISIT US AND SEE FOR YOURSELF!!! "Quality Is still your best dividend." Abbotsford 858-5221 Cloverdale 574-4112 Vancouver • Toll Free 526-2611 ChilHwack ■ Toll Free Zenith 6366 SURREY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Feed and Agro division McCLARY'S ABBOTSFORD - Prices ware . slightly lower on all classes ol slaugtitsr oattls sold last wssk st McClary Stockyards. This drop followed trsnds that developed on other Canadian and U.S. markets.: Fssdsr stssrs and hollers 61 all typss sold at steady prices with 878 heed of cattle snd cslvss on tho block. Choice vaal (300-450 lbs.), 10%, $93.-99.; good veal (290- 936 lbs.), 34%, S05.-92.60; medium veal (195838 lbs.), 43%, $75.-84.50; plain to medium veal (2804)28 lbs.), 13%, $40.50-74.50; Hereford slaughter hollers and hsllsry cows (000-1335 lbs.), $47.76-65.; beet Holstsln Dt + 02 cows, 48%, $42.-47.76; good Holsloln D3 + D4 COWS, 36%, $30.-41.75; csnnsrs snd outtsra D6,10%, 830.-37.75; oows of questionable health, 6%, $10.- 29.75; medium to good bulls (1425-1600 lbs.), $46.-57.75; choice Interior Hereford steers (680-900 lbs.), $79.50-79.75; plain to medium stssrs (oil wslghts), 561 .-70.25; cholco loader helfsrs (600400 Iba.), abssnt; plain to medium hollers (all wslghts), $53.- 69.26; good stock Hereford otoor cslvss (446-576 lbs.), $78.-65.; plain Horolord stock stser snd bull cslvss (350400 lbs.), $66.-77.60; plain to medium holler cslvss (29O-490 lbs.); S04.-70.; Holstsln stssrs over 600 lbs., $49.-54.60; Holstsln fssdsr bull cslvss (170- 496 lbs.), $48.-77.; small Holstsln holler cslvss, $28.-40.; boot typo. calves, 833.47.60; bsst Holstsln bull cslvss, 57%, S50.-136.; medium Holstsln bull cslvss, 12%, $35.- 49.; poor Holstsln bull cslves, W%,$21.-34.S- F.V. AUCTION LANGLEY - Saturday was sunny snd cold, but there was a good turnout of chickens, pigs and loader oatllo ot Fraser Valley Auctions: Qoets.wam vary much In demand. Ews- lamb pslrs ore beginning to arrive with good responss. Also, light bosf cottlo Is being sought. '■■/■ Ths following Is ths January 14 market report: . Open Holateln helfore $270.- 380.; Holstsln hollor calves $47.80; Holstsln bsby bull cslvss 820.-60.; bosf typo cslvss $40.40: Per cwt: Steers 861.-72.50; Holstsln stssrs $67.41.; eteor calves $76.-92.; halter calves $76.-66.1 snd veal $76.44. Wstnar pigs $21.-35.; fssdsr hogs S30.-77.50; butcher hogs $80.-135.; sows $75.-170.; boars $81.-140.; billy goats ond walhers $40.- 95.; nannies $47.60-95.; rama $65.47.60; owes $20.-40.; lambs S45.-102.50; owe ond Ismb pairs 860.-107.60;. brad swss $47.60-65.; ponloe 830.40. ■The Two Most Trusted! People In The Dairy Business! 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"" 1 f 9 MBM 10' -12' -14' *189mbm >i79 |2"x6"No.2&BTR-10,$nJO Red end export packages. fa 19 Sling lots only ($280.32 for 128 pieces) Cedar Fence Boards 1x6-4*-5'-6'-8* |<to MBM Lin. Shingle Special 210 Duroid Truseal $A< Black only xO Bundle See our In-store plywood specials. While Quantities Last! Effective Jan. 18 -31,1984 DAWSON BRILL LUMBER Co. Ltd. 2454.0V, 16th Ayi ■h: 856-881 1 01 530-4633 J ■■■■■•■--A*:'■ ..-,.., ■"«-»-■ ailisrifs l ■ ■ ■ • ■ ' ■ ■' . . , ,'..>ul.^ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1834 13 GARDENING IN THE VALLEY Prepare African violets for spring By DON ANSON So many people now grow African violets that a few hints about their care may be useful at, Oils time of the year. '/.." African violets, like many other plants, tend to have periods of, growth and periods of flowering. It is not really desirable that they should grow in the winter months as the low level of light tends to make poor leaves. Keep them in a cool place and only give them enough water to stop them from wilting. In the early spring, start increasing the watering and give an occasional feed (about every two weeks). That would also be the time to repot them but only do this if they are really thick in the pot. They prefer not to be disturbed and flower better in small pots. Spring is also the best time to take leaf cuttings; Never keep African violets in full sun and never allow water onto their leaves as this will leave mar- .+ + + . Light falls of snow can do a lot of good in the garden because this insulates plants from frost and keeps them well protected from extremes of temperature. Heavy falls can, of course, inflict severe damage by breaking off brandies and distorting the shape of trees. Greatest danger to trees and shrubs is during snowfalls in calm weather, with the temperature at about freezing point. The snow then sticks to the foliage and branches and builds up. There is far less danger: when snow is falling during windy weather as the snow is then scattered. . Many plants can be damaged if the , covering of snow' partially thaws and then'freezes. This results in a layer of ice over the plants which can, if it persists, prevent plants from obtaining sufficient air. There may also be physical damage to the plant's tissues due to prolonged freezing. If it is feasible, gardeners should try to break this ice crust, especially in the case of young plants and such things as alpines. ■ + +:+ 'i Blackcurrants bear most heavily on vigorous shoots produced from beneath the ground the previous year. Encourage plenty of these by cutting back shoots that bore fruit last season and are getting old and unproductive. Leave the centre: of the bush as open as possible. Raspberries, blackberries and loganberries fruit on one-year-old canes. These should be removed completely after: fruiting to build up. new canes for fruiting the next year. Gooseberries and redcurrants form fruits on short, .stubby spurs that develop on a permanent framework of branches. To get good crops, side shoots should be shortened to leave only three buds. These will form the fruiting spurs. If it is found that some branches are touching the ground, they should be cut back to stop fruit from being splashed by mud which could lead to disease. + + + !-■ '■'.,. If you are a pew gardener and want to grow some vegetables without being bothered by bugs and diseases, take heart, there is an answer. There are at least three vegetables that you will love to grow that are remarkably free from : disease and generally disliked by insects, Beetroots must rank number one favorite in this category. They are very hardy, easily adaptable and will grow any-: where. Pick them when they are young as they will go woody if left in the soil too long. They are cool season crops but this does not mean they.must be grown in the shade. Grow in a sunny: position but plant them as early as you can in spring or in late summer. This way you will avoid the hot weather which they do not like. As they come all together you should sow seed every week or two. jg Next there is Swiss chard. This | is very easy to grow and is a member of the beet family. | Chard is a cut and come again substitute for spinach and is much easier to grow because it does not bolt like spinach. It always needs moisture and will survive quite heavy frosts. If you like parsnips, they also | are remarkably free from disease "and pests. In this area you can .usually sow the seed in the fall and harvest in the spring. They are one root vegetable that can be left in the ground all winter and even improve in flavor after being frosted. Seed is usually sown about the end of February. Sow fairly thickly because germination is not all that good. Three very easy vegetables to grow and to add another, put in a clump of rhubarb.' The author will endeavor to. answer any. questions on the subject of outdoor gardening. Please enclose a stamped, self- addressed envelope to: "Gardens", care of The Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C., VOX MO. All letters will be answered personally, but some may be answered in Oils column. NEW PRODUCT Introducing ZINCALUMI Metal Roofiri* Will outlast standard 30 g. galvanized roofing up to twice as long, and it has up to 40% higher tensile strength. This alloy coating is comprised of 55% aluminum, 43.5% zinc and 1.5% silicone. This coating combines the superior corrosion resistance of aluminum with the cut edge protection of zinc. Good supply at competative prices Gate Hardware Barn Door Hinges & latclws Track & hardware COME SEE US FOR OUR GOOD LINE OF WIRE OR CEDAR FENCING WILWAV 28728 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove 856-5144 or 533-3477 Limited grizzly hunt okayed for kootenays VICTORIA-A limited entry hunt for grizzly bear in the kootenay region will be open from April l to June 5. Only 248 aufhor- izastions to take Kootenay grizzlies will be made available. They will be allocated by a random computer draw of .all applications received in Victoria by January-Si. ,... g ii ' "z^- Applications may be purchased for $3 from sporting goods stores and government agent offices, by B.C. residents only. The hunt is not open . to nonresidents, nor to hunters who- have taken a grizzly in the Kootenay region in the five years since March 31, 1979. A list of the number of authorizations ^Y^ilah.le,, Un each, wildlife management unit involved will be available at.the application outlets. MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LTD. Hoping to see you at our weekly sales. TUES. AT 10 A.M. FOR BEEF & FEEDER THURS. AT 1 P.M. FOR DAIRY "ON THE FARM" SALES ' QUOTA SALES • MACHINERY.SALES MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LTD. BB7 8um88 Way, AbboUlord 653-2899 IDUELl FENCIN6 LTD, N lata - He Ntjsr 856-2929 ,24888 FRASER HWY. LANGLEY, B.C. V3A4P6 •TREATED P08T8 8 RAIL8 •WIRE PRODUCTS (FARM 8 RESIDENTIAL), AH gsssa 3P!PP?^*^""^r^^^ ..-,' ,i 9 mwmmmmmmmmmmm mxmm 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18,1984 ■JANUARY'S BUDGET IAT SAFEWAYI ,tr. Ground Regular Quality. In A Package Over 4.5 Kg (10 lbs.) SAVE ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS. ■ REGULAR OR KING SIZE. Carton Tomato Soup m Campbells. ; , 264mL(10fLoz.)Tin. 2 M FROM CENTRAL AMERICA: t $100 Town House. •Sweetened or •Unsweetened. ;> 1.36L (48 H. oz.) Tin Prices effective Jan. 18-21,1984 at your friendly Aldergrove Safeway Store. We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities. I Look l for Specials at Safeway. ®. 'a SAFEWAY CANADA SAFEWAY LI MITE O mmm ■ ■i\ :£%$\ '■' ' i ____ wm__mm ■IsMIMllllssMI
Title changes in chronological order: Aldergrove Herald (1957-10-16 to 1958-02-20), Aldergrove News (1958-02-27 to 1964-04-30), Central Fraser Valley Echo (1964-05-06 to 1964-12-23), Central Fraser Valley Star (1967-01-17 to 1969-02-05), and Aldergrove Star (1969-02-12 to 1991-12-31). Presented to the Alder Grove Heritage Society by Kurt Langmann and Family, July 1, 2021.
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