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" 7* ". .'". -1...''. ."\V'<TS^_W .,'■'■..-■■...-:.-) :-y.\.-y-.y :.::■. mmjmmm BUDGET CUT-BACKS encouraged, HBsfc VICTORIA - Social Credit government is treating the province as "a public milk cow to be sucked dry by private corporations," New Democratic F-arty MIA Bob Skelly said last week. Hie government was "put into office to prevent file people of this province from ever realizing their economic independence through the agency of a democratic government," Skelly (Alberni) fold the legislature. "They are a financial fifth- column - public sector saboteurs and economic traitors." Skelly said the budget aims at "the elimination of human rights protection, the restoration of rights of private property over individual rights - reversing a two-century bend toward individual liberties - and the final dismantling of the countervailing power which all the people have established to protect themselves from the interests of the few." While the government is wiping out human rights and rent review agencies in The name of cost efficiencies, these bodies cost the average British Columbian a total of $1.53 last year, said Skelly. Skelly is one of three candidates for the NDP leadership, to be decided next May. The human rights commission and branch cost taxpayers "less than the cost of two first-class postage stamps," Skelly said. He charged that they are being eliminated because of "the bigotry which is at the basis of the new right in this country and in the U.S. and Britain - a bigotry which all too often surfaces in this legislature." The commission embarrassed the government because it "made public the fact that Social Credit m British Columbia hiss the worst record of any province" in human rights protection, he ..SSJA,,^....^.::.: .-.i.-y. ..... ,..,;.-,v'y "Who has the protection of this govemment?"skelly asked. "Bigots. Who will pay? Minorities. "It is dear that what has oozed to the surface in the Social Credit party in Alberta has always been, present here in British Columbia." (Some members of the Alberta Social Credit party have recently come under fire for refusing to apologize for anti-Semitic remarks.) He added that the cost to the taxpayer of the Rentalsman's office and the rent review commission was 96 cents a year, "the price of three postage stamps or a glass*of beer." In a reference to the other front-runner in the NDP leadership race, Nanaimo MIA Dave Stupich, Skelly noted that "one speaker in this debate" called the government's plans "accidental Reaganism." It's no accident, he Said. "Nothing that this government has done to turn this province from a vital, positive economic force into a floundering, rudderless, credit state has been unplanned," said Skelly. "This goverment was financed into office to turn British Columbia into* a have-not province. They were put into office to turn this province into a public milk cow to be sucked dry by private corporations." Skelly said MLAs have troubles dealing with such large issues as rights and freedoms .when speaking in the legislature. "They are so abstract that everyone goes to sleep when they are mentioned," he said. "As a* result, the opposition is often forced to muckraking - pointing out specific instances of government extravagance and corruption - in order to get the attention of the puWte;^^(BW!4iiif'tKr,, * The return of seasonal weather brought happy residents lo Alder- Lake In large numbers laat nd. It would seem the cold, wet weather has left its for now, and the aun Is back to stay... we hope. fl. Mcllwaln photo Vol. 26 No. 29 Wednesday, July 20, 1983 16 pages Vy-K-y ■ ■;■ ,:.:-40yH.:4-. ■■■;..., jp'.'.: ■*■%'■> •■,-.* ,* ... ■'*"-'* '■■"*-••'•■•'- 30" per copy infection not Hkeiy, Canadians if e interested in fitness says health inspector AIDERGROVE - Responding to fears and allegations that salmonella bacteria could spread to neighboring properties from a chicken bam at 25420 - 12 Avenue, health, inspector Art Bailey said last week that in his "considered opinion the risk to neighbors is negligible, if any exists." While various salmonella species remain alive in humans and other animals and in certain food stuffs, Bailey says "these bacteria are very .sensitive to heat, cold and drying...the possibility of enough live salmonella surviving in the air vented from fans, reaching and causing an infection on a neighboring property is extremely remote." Bailey says the three groups of people most at risk of infection are workers in the poultry and sewage industries and those who inadequately process ai\d eat poultry. OTTAWA - The average physically fit Canadian is young, single, a Westerner, a professional, well-educated and likes walking, bicycling, swimming, jogging and gardening, says a major survey released last week. More than 56 percent of Canadians over 10 years old - or 11.6 million people - are now physically active, the Canada fitness survey concluded. It also found women now exercise as much as men. The survey, conducted in 1981 by the federal government, provides the most comprehensive picture yet of the" level of physical fitness in Canada. Senator Ray Perrault, minister responsible for fitness and amateur sport, told a news conference the survey confirmed results of a preliminary study which showed Canadians were increasingly interested in physical fitness. The survey also found that strength, stamina, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness generally falls as people get older - a development that is not necessarily caused by age. The survey also found that: - The main reason for being active is a sense of physical and mental well-being. - A lack of time is the reason given most often for inactivity. The most popular sports in the last five yeare were cross-country ' and skiing, alpine skiing, golf, tennis. Hockey lost ground. Running is the exercise most people would like to begin, and there would be 15 million new participants in all activities if people got as much exercise as they would like. BCTel improvements planned Picking is not for the birds By LYNDA JKANZ AIDERGROVE - Picking raspberries. Is it a worthwhile job for the summer? The answer.may vary to each individual but with our economy as it is today, it's not surprising, how maiiy people want to pick berries. At Martin Smith's beny farm on Huntingdon Road, the amount of people wanting a job greatly exceeded the number of jobs available. About 60 pickers work the 15 acre farm. The pickers come from different parts of the world such as ffiji, South America,. and Britain as well as locally. I-Ve- judice is not evident on or off the field. Cabins are available to the 'transient workers' and |out-of- town' pickers. Manager and supervisor H. Sm|th says, "Picking is a cinch compared to' the supervising aspect. It is very tiring Work but the pickers are very good so far.' The last day of picking is a relief for both the pickers and me." Derrick, Corinna, and Vincent Smith aid in the operation of the . ,!*.* - '^^mE^NPImP farm. They check rows, make sure all rows are finished and help the pickers carry their flats. Discipline is necessary in any organization. "The rows must be picked clean. Berry fights are a no-no. I don't like to fire anyone unless absolutely necessary. Obscene language and mouthing off, beny fights and doing very little are the usual reasons we fire; pickers. We treat the pickers with respect and we expect the same back." Picking is not a career job but it does have more advantages than disadvantages. "You have to work for what you get. It's manual labor and should be looted . upon as work experience," Martin Smith explains. The season will end by the end of July. It's beep a bizarre season starting early and ending early. Tlie cool weather has been great allowing the berries to ripen slowly. Near the middle of the season about 30 peroent of the Smith's pickers will be gone. The rest will stay for the full season and are rewarded with a bonus.. This job has been looked down upon for a long time. Anyone who has the 'strength and stamina' to stay a full season should be commended, It's hard work picking off every beny from brandies that only attack your wrists and get you wet when you touch them ALDERGROVE - More than $4- million is being spent this year by B.C. Tel in its service improvement plan for the central and upper Fraser Valley which includes Aldergrove, Abbotsford, Mission, Chilliwack and Hope. Tlie projects include approximately $116,000 which will go towards the installation of aerial CONSTRUCTION cable to provide service to a mobile-home park situated at 272 Street and 0 Avenue, south of Aldergrove, and $200,000 to be spent on air conditioning and renovations to the telephone office in Aldergrove to provide a regulated environment and space for switching equipment scheduled to be installed in the office in 1985. Half could be jobless OTTAWA - Unemployment among construction workers across Canada could reach an average of 50 percent this summer, the worst year since the Depression, says the. Canadian Federation of Labor. Federation president James McCambly told reporters he estimated the current jobless rate among unionized construction workers is between 40 and 50 percent. He said it will not drop significantly by the end of the year. Spending pattern set VICTORIA - The B.C. legislature approved Monday the expenditure of $6.2-billion in the 1983- 1984 fiscal year, the first spending from the new budget handed down July 7. Hie figure represents about 75 percent of the $8 billion budget set out by finance minister Hugh Curtis. The remaining 25 percent will be approved later. The approval ends spending by special warrant which the cabinet has been using to pay the government's bills since the last fiscal year ended. 'It's terrible,". McCambly said. "There are areas which are really in bad shape such as Newfoundland where some locals have between 80 and 90 percent unemployment." In B.C., the Building Trades Council reported recently that almost 50 percent of its 55,000 members were unemployed. Other high unemployment areas indude Manitoba and Alberta where McCambly said the situation is deteriorating quickly. In Ontario, construction union officials said last month they expect average unemployment to reach a record high in the 40 percent range this summer. The federation, an umbrella group for the bulk of construction unions in Canada after they broke away from the Canadian Labor congress in 1982, now has more than 40,000 mem bers out of work. More than half of the federations' 200,000 members are involved in construction work. McCambly said many of those jobless workers have been unable to find woik for more than a year and are losing their eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits. ... -. - ■ ■ — .--._-. ■ ■■ . ■ - ■___■_____________! . mm HM wm THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 DIFFICULT TO MEASURE Teacher lay-offs peredicted Gases cause climati&shjft m "-' :■ WASHINGTON - The wittelv ri-wn to 340 narts oer million Celsius py me VANCOUVER - Heading a now familiar litany of budget restraints, education minister Jack Heinrich said last week there will be layoffs in B.C. schools. Heinrich said each school district "is going to make the judgment call as to how to use the dollars given them" When asked if he thought teachers would lose jobs, Heinrich said: "I suspect there would be layoffs." Heinrich made his comments following an address to school officials gathered here to discuss a tough new financial' management system aimed at returning pupil-teacher ratios to 1976 levels of 19.4 to one. Within minutes of Heinrich's statement, school trustees called their own news conference. . Bev Rodrigo, vice-president of the B.C. School Trustees Association, attacked the public sector restraint act for taking control from local school boards and handing it to "the bureaucrats" in the government. That means all decisions will be made by non-elected people, she said. "Our power and authority have been usurped by the act." Rodrigo said if the pupil- teacher ratio of 1976 is returned, up to 200 teachers in Bumaby alone would, be laid off. Should the layoffs proceed, she predicted they would likely take place in January. Rodrigo said trustees favor budget restraint, but oppose the lack of control local boards now have in shaping policy and making monetary decisions. Heinrich told the trustees they must prepare for tough times ana tough decisions. The government faces a 60 percent increase in its deficit, hie said, and due to loss of revenue "it is mandatory to practise fiscal restraint." WASHINGTON -The widely debated warming of the atmosphere, attributed to many scientists to increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide, may be accelerated by minute amounts of other gases ~ even those from discarded refrigerators, says a report published here recently. These gases- such as those produced by bacteria or even discarded refrigerators - appear only in small amounts and have not yet had a measurable effect, but they could lead to* wanner world weather in the years ahead, says an article in Science magazine reviewing recent re- Trustees split on budget ABBOTSFORD - A local school trustee has taken strong exception to the reaction shown by the British Columbia School Trustees Association to the recently announced new schools funding system. Menno R-oese says he is "appalled by the hysterical, irresponsible statements" made by Bev Rodrigo, spokesman for the BCSTA. "The plans for a sit-in at the legislative gallery along with the protests at the parliament buildings are a personal embarrassment to me as a trustee." "For the first time, the government has come to us with a fair and equitable funding formula. The formula will assure equal educational opportunity for every child in the province... whether they live in Vancouver or What is the BCSTA response? Threatened mass resignation of school trustees. I personally hope that any trustee not dedicated to quality education will resign—funding formula notwithstanding!" Froese, first elected to the Abbotsford school board in 1975, says that "a group of eight school boards who found themselves at the lowest cost per pupil end of the scale, had made direct representation to the education minister, to ensure that a greater degree of fairness was evident in the future than had been shown in previous restraint measures. In the past, a rough calculation was done that cut a similar percentage from all boards, without regard for boards who had shown responsible fiscal Financial difficulties seen by parties MUBRAYVII_l_E - Marlene Grin- nell, vice-chairman of the Langley school board, last Wednesday said the board has successfully completed negotiations with its non-teaching employees for a 1983 collective agreement. School trustees had earlier ratified an offer of a 3.1 percent increase for its clerical, custodial, maintenance and transportation staff. This was strongly supported by members, of CUPE locals 1260 and 1851 at a meeting held on Tuesday, July 12. Commenting on the agreement, Grinnell said, "I know that the board is pleased to successfully complete the negotiation of a contract with its non-f employees. Both sides flexibility and an understanding of the difficult financial times faced by the, Langley school district." The 1983 contract between the district and the Langley Teachers' Association is still under review by the provincial income stabilization commission. Anglican Church (Four Sainls Langley) St. Dunstan's Aldergrove Worship Service and Church School -11 a.m. On 271 SI. Just south ot Fraser Hwy. Rev. David Reuse Minister St. Alban's. Otter Worship Service and Church School - 9:30 a.m. Church ofllce - 534-651-1 ALDERQROVE UNITED CHURCH (new address: 2623-272 St.) Rev. Matthew Smith 856-8675 856-5233 (OH.) (Res.) Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service (3rd Sunday) 7:30 p.m. 15-95334-tl Bible school ALDERGROVE-It is vacation Bible school time again in the Patricia community hall, every day until July 29 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon. School is for all boys and giris of four to 15 years old For Information phone 856-8585. *(»:; ■Mt \: l-iteidy management over the years;' IF you look at the criteria estab** lished for each of the programs' in the new system, it appears that basic programs are adequately covered, ensuring a1 uniform approach across the- province. A portion is still allocated for locally initiated courses. "I hope that the government will not waiver from its intent. It' is long overdue, and now when I go into a meeting with other trustees, I will know that we are all offering the same levels of programs within the province, and we all operate from the same base, regardless of ability to tax." When asked about bis reaction to Bill 3, the act allowing school boards to terminate teachers without cause, the 34-year-old trustee replied, "That too, is long overdue. The tenure given teachers when misued by the few, puts a negative light on the whole public school system The majority of teachers have nothing to fear, but they are now in the same employment parameters as the private sector. Jobs are held on merit alone. I am expecting a great improvement in board- teacher relations. We will find that when we work together to achieve each others's goodwill, education of the children improve. Hying to impress each other with how big the stick is which each side holds, hasn't worked in the past.'/' .fl; BVoese said he felt the future of the BCSTA could be put into question if the present executive does not confer with member boards before "spouting off their own political opinions. There are two boards that I know that have discussed withdrawing from the association. I spoke to Bev Rodrigo about this and she appeared completely unconcerned about whether boards were consulted prior to taking such drastic actions." The extra carbon dioxide, the result of burning fossil fuels and the shrinking of forests, absorbs heat from the sun that normally would reflect from the earth and radiate back out into space. That absorbtion results in a warmer climate, say meteorologists, under what is known as the greenhouse effect. Already in this century, the average concentration of carbon dioxide in the risen to 340 parts per million from about 295. The new report indicates that this wanning could be greatly accelerated by even small amounts of such trace gases as chlorofluorocarbons from refrigerators or methane generated by bacteria acting on the waste products of growing cattle herds. Even seemingly small changes in the average global temperature can have a major effect, raising the possibility of drought. A mathematical climate model developed at Atmospheric Environmental Research in Cambridge, Mass., indicates that by the turn of the century the atmosphere could be the wannest in the last 1,000 years and increase in temperature by 0.8 of a degree Celsius by the year 2010, the article said. Of this warming, 48 percent would be the result of increased carbon dioxide, 26 percent the result of other gases and the balance to a redistribution of the ozone in the upper atmosphere. Another model developed at the Goddard Institute for Space Sciences in New York predicted a global wanning of 2.9 degrees caused by carbon dioxide and one degree from the trace gases, the article said. Studies at the National Centre for Atmospheric research in Boulder, Colo., propose a two- degree warming from carbon dioxide and an extra 1.6-degree increase from other gases, it said. Future attack to be ruled out Commission dismantling applauded VANCOUVER - The B.C. School Trustees Association has welcomed news that the Sager commission, charged with investigating school district administrative costs, has been terminated by education minister Jack Heinrich. BCSTA president Joy Leach concurred with the minister's assessment that this is not toe time to expend additional funds on commissions. "Certainly there is a need for school districts to participate in a comprehensive and continuing examination of education costs and efficiency," said Leach, "and trustees are prepared to work with the ministry toward these ends. Our concerns, however, are that the perimeters for determining administrative effectiveness be clearly established and studied, within a realistic time frame, in order to assure that the resulting recommendations are credible and acceptable." Leach also referred to an announcement by Heinrich that Ihe government intends to look into me potential for the amalgamation of some school districts. "Ihe BCSTA believes that there could be wisdom in changing some administrative structures but it has also been our position that the objectives and the measurement criteria be spelled out before any are proposed or implemented. For example, it is conceivable that two small districts could function more effectively as one but there is also the possibility that some larger districts could function better if split into smaller districts. LONDON - Super-sophisticated electronic early warning and antimissile systems could make nuclear attack impossible by the end of this century, says the editor of Jane's Military Communications Yearbook. Enemy missiles might be detected the moment they were launched and either diverted from their courses by electronics or destroyed, perhaps by laser beams from space, said Bob Raggett, a British electronics expert. But Raggett, writing in the authoritative yearbook's 1983 edition, warned the Soviet Union is steadily eroding the West's lead in military communications by pirating the West's know-how and by a major effort to advance its own. He warned that the West should not abandon its technology lead to compete in the nuclear-arms race, saying that, given major extra funding, it is conceivable that "by the end of this century electronic systems could render a nuclear attack by an unfriendly power virtually impossible." "Electronics are developing so fast that one can easily conceive of being able to detect anything happening in the sky, detect any weapon in sufficient time to divert it or knock it out," Raggett said. Administrator recognized VICTORIA - At a recent meeting of the board of examineis, Hedda Cochrane, clerk- administrator of the district of Matsqui, was awarded a senior certificate in municipal administration. In a letter to mayor Harry DeJong, C.H.L. Woodward, inspector of municipalities , says "Mrs. Cochrane is to be commended on her achievement which recognizes both her academic qualification and work experience in the local government field." auto body ltd. No. 1 QUALITY COLLISION REPAIRS "Our elMtoate It tabs Iht test la tna MHr... IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 3232-272 Street Worship Service 10 a.m. Family Study Hour 11:15 a.m. Everyone Welcome CHRISTIAN SCBJCE SOCIETY 7221-1MB St., Langley 10:30 Sunday Service 10:30 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday" Evening Meeting All Are Welcome Opposition slams property rights /IDERGRO^E BrfPTISTCHURCH 21163 Swenteon An., Aldergrove ew-1413 Rev. Simuel McCalium SUNDAY SERVICES Bus trensportetion provided. Nursery facilities avail. 9:45 a.m. - Bible School (nursery to senior classes) 11:00a.m.- Worship Sorvico ' 7:00 p.m. - Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m. • Prayer A Bible Study Pioneer Girls TUESDAY t THURSDAY Christian Service Brigade Boys ' Listen to Bible Reflections 8:30 p.m. Sunday on CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. COME GROW WITH US. HENDERSON'S FUNERAL HOME LANGLEY PHONE: 530-6488 VICTORIA - The inclusion of property rights in , the Canadian constitution would be a mistake and a bonanza for lawyers, former attorney-general Alex Macdonald says. Macdonald has told the B.C. legislature the right to own property would be a ''roadblock to a fair distribution of wealth and opportunity for generations yet unborn." It would place legislatures^ who seek to do justice throughout the com munity, at the mercy of lawyers and the legal system," he said during debate on the speech from the throne. "It would take from provincial jurisdiction property and civil rights and place them in the hands of the courts." The New Democratic Party member from Vancouver East said there is a need for fair expropriation legislation to protect homes and lands required for the-public good. He noted that entrenchment of property rights is supported by the Can adian Bar Association and the Real Estate Council of Canada, and so dpes everyone in this country who was "bom lucky, or rich, or shrewd or shifty." "But it should not be supported by the ordinary people of Canada." Putting those rights in the constitution has very scary implications, he said, and cited as examples the United States supreme court striking down child labor and minimum wage laws at the request of factory owners as interference with their property. Zoning laws could be challenged- the tenure of professors and the option to extra bill by doctors, as well as drilling rights could be considered property rights; and the provisions of the family relations act could be negated, he said. LITTLE ROCK RACEWAY Tuesday Nights Motorcross Starting 6 p.m. THE OFFICE OF BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS 20410 Fraser Highway, Langlsy, B.C. V3A 402 Phona (604) 834-7007 PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATION Umtx, Law SooMn ol Uto*. BrUti Count* I SMokSe-iM I I I I I I I I Complete Mechanical Repairs Service with a Smile 8564434 ■ Home of Goo'd Old Fashioned Service START YOUR HOLIDAYS RIGHT WITH A TUNE-UP! TUNE-UPS ARE ON SPECIAL FOR THE MONTH OF JULY! We carry new & used tires and do complete mechanical repairs. FREE CAR WASH & WAX with this ad. 27211 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove 856-4434 I I I ! i i i i i •i THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 Goodbrand receives award for Tumbler work ALDERQROVE - Last week tht Alder. grave Llona turned over tha keya to Brian MacMlllan ot tha CNIB to thla naw car. MacMlllan ia tht arta representative tor tht Fraaer Valley district and •t auch, covere a huge territory running from Langley to 70 Milt Houae. Ht It responsible lor public relatione, counselling, and delivery of 'service to tht blind and visually Impaired. MacMlllan alao maktt many speaking apptarancat at achoole, service clube, Industrial aalely seminars, or any Interested groups. Through the hard work of Lions, and the generosity ol tht public, this ear, representing tht aytt and eara ol tha CNIB, will allow the CNIB to continue providing service to. tht visually Impaired. l R. Mcllwaln photo Ministry goes hard on bad drivers VICTORIA - B.C. drivers barred from driving will lose their current license and have to apply for a short-term permit after the prohibition period, transport minister Alex FVaser says. "Hie driver's record will be monitored closely during the short-term period which is approximately two years based on birthdate," FVaser says. "If a driver continues to be involved in accidents or disregards the rules of the road, action will be taken to ensure that this type of driver improves his driving habits," he says. "What this means is that starting August 1, all drivers licensed in B.C. who have been prohibited from driving will have their current B.C. driver's license cancelled and they will have tp re-apply for the short term license after the prohibition period is over." FVaser says 40,238 drivers were prohibited from driving last year in the province; the largest age group of offenders was the 21 to 25 years category where 11,511 drivers lost their licenses. VANCOUVER - Goodbrand Constriction of Aldergrove has received a North East Coal Development award of excellence for their work on B.C. Rail's Tumbler Ridge branch line. Don Phillips, minister of industry and small business development presented the award to Jim Goodbrand, president of Good- brand Construction at a ceremony last Monday. Awards program was designed to recognize exemplary performance by. contractors and consultants working on North East Coal Development projects. It is adjudicated by the West Coast B.C. chapter of the R-oject Management Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering professionalism in project management. "The adjudicators were most impressed with the way your company performed on the three separate contracts on the branch- line," Phillips told the Good- brand staff. "They agreed with your nominator, B.C. Rail, that 'Goodbrand Construction performed the work expeditiously and to a high standard. Lost- time accidents were minimal and relations with the owner and engineers were excellent.' Extremely bad weather put the work behind schedule, but through extensive replanning and excellent supervision, lost time was regained and the projects were completed on schedule," Phillips said. "This is the type of initiative which sets B.C. com panies in the forefront. My congratulations to all of you for a job very well done." B.C. Rail nominated Good- brand Construction for three separate contracts completed on the Tumbler Ridge branch line - the portal preparation for one ot the tunnel headings, the Table River bridge and a 19-km grading contract. 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See For Yourself £ '■< r.._.. . ■■ .:--.-,„i_..1_-j.* .-•- ■-..■■ ■ ,** * .*: ... meamawmmmm THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1963 High-tech seen as opportunity mn According to the B.C. Central Credit Union's economic analysis for June, the greatest opportunity for new job creation lies not in forests or mines but in finance, high technology and secondary manufacturing. During the past 20 years in B.C., 80 percent of all new jobs have been in tourism and the service industries. Jobs in forestry, manufacturing and transportation, in terms of per centage of the total number of jobs, have declined. Two out of three of the new jobs created in the past ten years have gone to women. Each year in B.C. 40,000 new people join the labor force. This means that a minimum of 40,000 new jobs must be created just to keep the unemployment rate at 14 percent. Mining and forestry alone will not provide these new jobs. B.C.'s population has grown 71 percent, to 2.8 million, in the last 22 years. The increasing number of retirees and the continual migration of Canadians westward, and our unlimited potential for tourism, will ensure that B.C. continues to have one of the fastest population growth rates in North America. After all, we have about the only livable climate in all of. Canada. They predict that tourism will be the number one industry in B.C. within 10 years. The matter of increased pro-' ductivity and efficiency presents a dilemma, since industries such as forestry where there have been the greatest increases in productivity show the smallest increase in new jobs. Obviously, if you can produce as much with fewer workers,* you will hire fewer workers. As the cost of labor increases employers will seek to replace workers with machinery, more efficient use of labor, and computers. We may never again have full employment, for one man with a chain saw can fell more trees than a dozen men with axes, and one man with a backhoe can dig more ditches than a dozen men with shovels. Dear Mr. Andropov: Since you too. the tlie to respond tp a letter frcn * 10 year old girl In Maine, I thought that you night want to hear about the problems of a -jU year old Saskatchewan far-.er. Flrat, -ny government in Ottawa wants to double the railway ratea for *ne to transport my grain. And now, the big capitalist sport bosses won't let lie have a hockey tea*n. So I got to thlnkln' there, Mr. Andropov, that you ust night be interested la nakln' uae of thla here fam of nine for testing aome of your SS-20 missiles... ®oim Non-lead price is a rip-off The Aldergrove Star By BOB WENMAN, MP Many constituents in FVaser Valley West have written to me regarding John Roberts' plan to McCarthy is way off-base The head-in-the-sand award for 1983 has to go to B.C. human resources minister Grace McCarthy for her statement last week that the period of greatest need is over in the province and that the private sector is now ready to take up the slack in the economy. Periiaps Mis. McCarthy wasn't aware that 13 percent of the workforce in B.C. is registered as unemployed and thousands more aren't in the counting. Maybe she doesn't realize that 25 percent of young adults can't fihd a job and have no real hopes of becoming productive members of our society in the near future. Or maybe she doesn't know that if the private sector, particularly small business, is asked to take up any more economic slack, it might go permanently limp. - Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle Kal/O Pasquim/Rio de Janeiro restrict or eliminate the production and use of leaded gasoline. I have always advocated improved conservation of our environment and feel that we have a duty to future generations of Canadians to protect our resources. This concern must be tempered with economic concerns however, and I feel that Roberts' plan is typical of most liberal initiatives: ill-planned and incompletely thought out. Federal government restrictions on the amount of lead allowed in gasolines will force consumers who now use leaded fuel to buy the more expensive unleaded gasoline. About 25 percent of Canada's motorists wUl be affected. .- gtj-j, Unleaded gasoline is, on aver- 5y age, 12 cents more a gallon man .leaded gasoline. Last November, Environment Canada officials alleged that such a disparity is totally unnecessary because the extra cost to oil companies to produce the unleaded gasoline is only about one cent a gallon. Oil companies are charging whatever the mai-ket will bear, Roberts' own officials have said. Given the burden that Roberts' : anti-lead gasoline policy will impose on consumers, I urge that the government broaden its approach to include the following measures: The federal government should instruct the combines investigation branch of the department of consumer and corporate affairs to investigate allegations of possible collusion among oil companies to inflate the price of unleaded Ihe federal government should instruct, or at least expertise moral suasion on its own oil company, Petro-Canada, to take the lead in reducing prices for unleaded gasoline. The federal government should reduce its own taxes on unleaded gasoline and encourage provincial governments to do the same. Such taxes currently account for about 63 percent of the price motorists pay at the pump. Given the abject failure of the federal government to follow up preliminary studies linking leaded gasoline to health problems, especially, among children, the department of national health and welfare should launch immediately detailed scientific studies on the hazards of leaded gasoline. Unlike their counterparts in Europe, for example, Canadian government health officials have been astonishingly complacent about this critical problem. Although I feel that we must protect the health of our nation, particularly that of our children, we should not scurry off on.a course without correct analysis of all the scientific and economic data available. I will continue to press for a more rational approach to this problem. No savvy Canada Post ad-mail no threat to newspapers The B.C. human rights board appears to have become another government inspired agency which has allowed lofty idealism to overcome common sense. The board ruled that a company which refused to hire a man because of his limited understanding of the English language, must hire him. In making that ruling, it appears that the board did not take into consideration conditions at the working place. In industries such as sawmills, mines, construction, etc., it is often a matter of life or death to understand shouted warnings or instructions, not only for the individual who does not care to leam the language, but for other workers who may be endangered. The man concerned is not French, so the claim may not be made about two official languages. To make the ruling even more stupid, the board has ruled that the man must be paid wages "lost" by him since ttie date of refusal to hire, an amount calculated at $100,000. - Eemie Free Press The Aldergrove Star Established 19S7 Published every Wednesday at 27120 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove, British Columbia CENTRAL FRASER VALLEY STAR PUBLISHING LTD. Rudy Langmann, Editor Telephone: 8564303 or 856-5212 Mailing Address Box 220 Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1At) Second Class Mall Registration Number 1270 (Aldergrove Star) Postage paid In Aldergrove, B.C. By FHANK HEUARD The accusation by Roger Worth ('Postal shaft for small papers', June 15) that Canada Post Corporation is somehow out to ruin the nation's smaller newspapers should really be ignored. It is wrong-headed, mean-spirited and factually incorrect. Unfortunately, this attack has been distributed to the very newspapers Worth claims are the victims of the corporation's ad- mail policy. When you are accused of beating your mother with a blind man's cane, the problem is knowing what to say first. Probably the first thing I should emphasize is that we are not promoting advertising ventures that will leave, to use Worth's expression, "smallest papers...the hardest hit". Consider this. Over one half of the members of the Canadian Community Newspaper association have free distribution as a result of "free area" distribution by Canada Post for some weeklies (second class mail - rate code 2). Newspapers within this free area can distribute 2,500 copies, including advertising inserts, flyers, etc. at no charge. Copies beyond the 2,500 limit can j be mailed for as little as 4.2 ' cents for 200 grams. •* Compare this to the basic householder mail rate of 5.8 cents for 50 grams (11.5 cents for 200. grams). Clearly it just isn't correct to say the post office offers advertisers free distribution through the mail. What is accurate is the statement that Canada Post, directly and' indirectly, helps subsidize and support small newspapers across Canada. Given that, there is still the matter of why Canada Post is in the admail business. According CULTIVATING A HEALTHY MARRIAGE BURNABY- The "me first" type of thinking popular in the 60's and 70's seems to be giving way to a renewed interest in developing healthy marriages, says a marriage counsellor. Larry Dumka. coordinator of a newly developed inter-church Marriage Project in the Vancouver area, says more couples are seeking our marriage preparation and marriage enrichment pro- grams that help' them develop creative and lasting marriages. "The delusion of 'me first' thinking is that you can grow in isolation, that commitment isn't necessary for growth," says Dumka, who holds a master's degree in counselling and instructional phsychology from Simon Fraser University.' Marriage, on the other hand, involves a deep commitment to another person, a kind of "voluntary discipline taken on for self- development," says Dumka. We need to view marriage not only as a case of mutual need fulfilment, but as a means for each partner to leant how to love. Marriage provides a framework for growth." to Worth, "highly paid postal employees (are) promoting advertising ventures that compete directly with other media in the real business world". The fact is, admail predates the existence of many small and larger newspapers and currently supports an extensive direct marketing industry in Canada that employs approximately 40,000 Canadians. This industry in 1981 sold about $850-million worth of products and services. If this doesn't sound like the "Real World", what is? It is also what we are mandated to do by parliament. The Canada post corporation act specifies "the corporation in carrying out its objects, shall have regard to the need to conduct its operations on a self-sustaining financial basis." Because of this, Canada Post and its employees are attempting to increase revenue by making available to Canadians the various services they are able to offer. That's why we at Canada Post are pleased that admail currently generates 28 percent of our volumes and 11 percent of our revenue. In doing so, admail helps, substantially, towards paying the cost of operating a national mail service. Periiaps this is the worth that Worth fails to understand. His column implies that public money,' "government subsidized staff', is somehow not the public's money. He notes, for example, that Canada Post is directly subsidized "by the government" for $400-million. Well, it isn't government money,, it is your money and mine that currently pays the post office deficit. And one of our corporate goals, along with better human relations and better service, is to reduce that taxpayer subsidy to zero. If we can do this by promoting admail while still helping small newspapers with low-cost, or no-cost, rates, that should please 1 everyone. Worth says Canada Post President R .Michael Warren and his fellow executives should be "a- shamed" of themselves for promoting admail. No, not ashamed, proud. They are proud of the continuing improvement in on-time performance, which was up four percent in the first quarter of the year. They are proud of improvements in the speed of inter- . national mail, faster by a week in many cases. They are proud of the introduction of hew services, such as ESivoyPost electronic mail. They are pleased at the improving financial and service picture of this great national institution. Of course much has still to be done to improve and strengthen Canada Post, but a start has been made . Admail will help in achieving the corporation's goals t and we will continue to promote I hope that community newspapers and the public generally will support this effort, because both benefit now and will benefit in the future from an improved financial position for Canada Post corporation. Mr. Hi/Hard is media manager for Canada Post. LETTERS TO TfflfiDlTOR Cruise again Editor, The Star, Sir, As an Aldergrove member of the Voice of Women, I attended this peace group's national general meeting, July 15 to 17 at the Vancouver general hospital nurses residence. Four excellent films and video tapes were shown, that' are important for public education about nuclear weapons, the threat they present to all lite, and the extensive damage already done merely by testing them. The films are: 'War games', (not the commercial version); 'Dark Mirror', From Hitler to MX", and 'Under the nuclear shadow - what the children can tell us,' I can supply more infoimation to anyone interested about where these films are available. Call 856-6126 or 530-1238. People need the information so graphically shown in order to make responsible decisions. Voice of Women sent a telegram to prime minister Trudeau urging postponement of cruise missile tesnng; and a news release in more detail to the press. Voice of Women will give full moral support to the proposal of Operation Dismantle to contest the constitutionality through the courts of testing cruise and other nuclear weapons. Voice of Women will join over 100 other organizations under End the Arms Race coalition, in further efforts to stop cruise testing, including attending the rally planned at 11 a.m., Saturday, July 23, at Robson Square in Vancouver. The April 23 Walk for Peace in Vancouver was described as a quiet river of life - so once more on July 23 there will be a quiet river of life in the streets of Vancouver, affirming life and protesting holocaust. It's never too late - let's stop the cruise. IRENE ABBEY, Aldergrove Today's atrocities Editor, The Star, Sir, I would like to give you ■gxamples of. gross violations against their own people perpetrated by nations now preparing for nuclear war. The cases involve French Polynesia in the Marshall Islands. These stories expose some of the early victims of World war m, as told by scientist Dr. Rosalee Bertell at the Nurenberg Tribune, who has done extensive studies of low level radiation. Rwajalein is the testing ground for U.S. missiles. Right now missiles are being fired from the base in California to Kwajalein. The inhabitants of the Island Eniwetok were forced to leave and live on a tiny island where they must import 95 percent of their food. The crowded living is beyond belief. 30 to 40 persons to a four-room apartment. 2,000 are homeless. The lagoon water has a bacteria count 15,000 times above emergency level. Epidemics of tuberculosis and malaria run rampant. The U.S. department officially declared Eniwetok uninhabitable due to radioactive contamination from U.S. testing. Last summer the people of Eniwetok returned because they were dying off and want to die on their own island. One woman describes the babies as 'a bunch of grapes - no faces and only buds where arms and legs should be.' Ranee has moved its testing program to another Polynesian island, polluting the spawning ground for Rjdflc fisheries. The Polynesians were never Informed or protected against the dangers of fallout from these nuclear tests. The French government has prosecuted Polynesian dissenters, jailing them in France, and three months prior to the beginning of testing, they suspended the - publication of Polynesian health statistics. It is clear that the human rights and health of Polynesians are being sacrificed for France's military program. . What can we do about this genocide? At least we could protest. And how? If Canada tests the auise missile we are allowing the escalation of a nuclear threat. We can write three letters, one each to Trudeau. Reagan and Andropov stating - I protest the cruise, I protest ttie arms race. The letters will be hand delivered if written to this address - Christian Initiative for Peace, 80, saokvUle Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5A 3E5.' . _ MBS ANN THROPE Aldergrove Tmtm ■ ■'■'■'"»■■■■——WWWI w-.i iii»iW>»i|i|iii**ii»ii>*wi-i»iiii i« «i i- Heebner weds LaChapelle AIDERGROVE - The home of Vic and Noreen LaChapelle was decorated with baby-blue and white bells and streamers on Saturday afternoon, July 9. Occasion was the marriage of their son Russell Edward LaChapelle to Cheryle Iynn Heebner of Aldergrove. Bride is the daughter of Delmer and Yvonne Heebner of 26745 - 32A Avenue. She wore a traditional wedding gown of chantilly lace with a high lace collar, full bishop sleeves with tight band cuffs. The natural waistline held five tiers of chantilly lace that formed a multi-flounced circle entrain. A crown of lace held the cathedral veil and blusher of silk illusion trimmed with matching lace. Honor attendant Cheryle Dees wore a blue short dress with gathered sleeves, a white hat, and carried two tone blue anemones and baby's breath. Rhonda Heebner, the bride's sister, and Sherry LaRocque, her cousin, were the two bridesmaids. They also wore short blue dresses and white hats, and carried matching flowers. Ronald Heebner and Brian Melvis were the candle lighters. The bride's mother had chosen a light green long gown with a matching lace trimmed jacket, ALDERGROVE OAPO NEWS Kiss my shoe resented By ERNEST CLUETT ALDERGROVE - The 50th wedding anniversary of Emily ahd Fred Elmore on July 20 was celebrated by a group of friends in a restaurant in Abbotsford. We extend congratulations and best wishes for the future to the popular couple from all members of Aldergrove branch no. 71. The 65th birthday of Muriel Cluett was celebrated in the OAP hall on Sunday, July 10. She has now reached the age of discretion and can be classified as an "old erode". All good wishes to her from branch no. 71. I cannot share the sentiments of the civil service and the Art Kubes and John Fryers, leaders of the establishment, that they cannot be laid off when work is unavailable apd cannot be transferred to another department without the consent of all parties including the union president, and cannot be fired ever except in exceptional circumstances. When we rebuilt and remodelled our hall the arrogance and you- can-kiss-my-shoe attitude of' the employees of the taxpayer had to be endured to be believed. As I reported all the frustrations at each monthly meeting, all pensioners are aware of the many anxious periods we Went through. Of the young lady who successfully mislaid our registered, mail for three weeks and could not be reprimanded as the whole department would most likely hit the picket line. The gent in the Vancouver office who wanted tq know where Aldergrove was and informed us we could wait until he got around to it, and also the Galvanized Held Fence 47"x330' $119.00/roll Galvanized Poultry Netting or Garden Fence 2"x36"x25' $4.88/roll Reverse-Twist Galvanized Barbed Wire OTTER BUILDING SUPPLIES phon.: 856-2517 or 530-9588 3600-248 St., Aldergrove $29.88/roll $33.50/roll THE ALDERQROVE 8TAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 and* the mother of the groom wore a beige long gown for ihe happy occasion. • Young Steven Patterson, wearing a tuxedo, was the ring carrier. Kim Galenzoski, dressed like the bridesmaids, was ttie flower girl. Ambrose Saunders was the groom's best man. Ronald Heebner and Brian .Melvis ushered.in the guests..._, Reception was held in the McCalium activity centre in Abbotsford with about 70 guests in attendance. The groom's father and sister Linda Paterson poured. Leanne Saunders was in charge of the guest book. Wedding trip went to Victoria. The bride had chosen a light blue two-piece suit with a white blouse and white shoes for the honeymoon. Newlyweds have now taken up residence at Coquitlam. Bride graduated from Aldergrove, the groom from Yale secondary school. She works for Army & Navy in New Westminster, while he is employed by Safeway in Bumaby. ASK ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, A lot of people say they don't believe in flying saucers. I do and I should know. In a previous life I was a stewardess on an interplanetary liner that travelled between the Aldeboran System to the Sirius Network. It was hard but rewarding work. What Td like to ask is this: why can't people be a little more open- minded when it comes to dealing with things beyond their small acquaintance. "There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy." William Shakespeare said that and I should know. He was the co-pilot on that same interplanetary liner. Thank you. Signed: Open and Sincere. Dear Open, You are so right. People do have a way of putting down things they don't understand. If we took a few more minutes to be understanding things would not seem so complicated or frustrating. However, last time I was on that interplanetary liner, the meals were terrible and I refuse to travel that way again. Dear Annabelle, Fm 28 years old and single. I've had relationships with men my age or older, but nothing that could ever last. After a while they just bore me. They don't want to party as much as I do and there is very little spontaneous activity. Other things are more important to them, like a football game or work. Oh, give me a- willing i7-year*-old any day. My Mends think rm kidding about wanting to date teenage guys but all I want is a little fun. Do you think I have an abnormal fixation? Signed: Not kidding. Dear Not, I can't believe you can't find a man in his late 20s that wouldn't enjoy parties, ete. What has happened to ttiem all? If you look young enough I can't see any harm in dating younger men but be prepared for some odd looks from his friends. But, my dear, where do YOU get your energy1? Dear Annablle, Is my wife fooling around with another man? What can I do? Signed: Vexed. Dear Vexed, What? Star readers are invited to mail in their questions or problems to ASK ANNABELLE. Vae a mm de plume if you wish. The address is ASK ANNABELLE, o-o !Tfte Aldergrove Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C., VOX M0. time that several members had to advance enough money to satisfy the contractor because no one in Victoria could be bothered to put the check in an envelope and mail. Also in the final stages when the hall was nearly completed a chap in a new office wanted us to submit all papers to him and he would judge if we warranted any more assistance. Three times Bob McClelland came to our rescue by cutting red tape and infusing some action into the Victoria autocrats. His efforts on our behalf were much appreciated,' especially as on more than one occasion he saved the day for us when the contractor threatened to sue. The helpfulness of the mayor and council and the municipal staff was a striking contrast to Vic- toria.Their financial help, their constant prodding of Victoria will always be much appreciated by branch 71, OAPO. No, don't ask me to weep for the civil.service. My attack on the sacred service does not include the department that aids our pensioners in explaining and straightening out pensioners' problems. Their helpfulness, promptness and their readiness to go to any lengths for the answer to any problem is much appreciated. , The Saturday dance had as' prize winners Helen McKelvie (door prize), and the spot prize went to Elsie Wild and Monty Montgomery. The birthday of Alt Knightscales was celebrated. / Doris says an optimist is someone Who takes a milk pail in to the bull pen. XhxrNamels Our Promise To You" aldergrove centre mall only "Taste The Freshness" Nectarines California Kg $l52/,69* Detergent Tide Powdered 2.4 Kg $449 Medium Eggs Foremost dozen $109 Butter Super Valu 454 gram $019 Lemonade York Frozen 355 mL LITTLE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM Alt Flavors. $ Q 8 9 TT Litre Pail Potato Chips Old Dutch Beans with Pork Super Valu CO $ 398 mL D y BC. GROWN NEW POTATOES EARLY CROP ,3075.69' Pink Salmon Sea Lord 220 gram $]29 Super Grains Bread Oven Fresh 550 gram loaf $129 Fruit Bar Cookies Oven Fresh Reg. price $2.05 Pkg of 13 Facial Tissue Kleenex ■*■***■— *.*■■■■ --■■ mmimn, •■ *— *-**+-" mssRqRRWQp mmmmm ■■MM THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1883 McLean-Verrault vows said AIDERGROVE - Mary Anne McLean married Neil John Verrault in a beautiful ceremony in the Aldergrove United Church on Saturday, July 2. Ihe bride had chosen a wedding gown of organza over taffeta with chantilly and satin laces. The laced bodice featured a Queen Anne neckline seeded with pearls, full bishop sleeves. A laced semi-empire waistline held the full lace trimmed and appliqued A-line skirt lending a redingote effect to the gown forming a full multi-flounced circle entrain. A matching hat covered with chantilly lace and seeded with pearls held a veil which was softly draped from the back. Mary Anne was given away in marriage by her father, Doug McLean. Rev. Matthew Smith performed the ceremony. Matron of honor was Shelley Hordyski, and bridesmaid was Leona McLean. Both carried bouquets of pink carnations, daisies and baby's breath. Candle lighters were Carrie Hambly and Cindy Scarff. The bride's mother had chosen a turquoise dress and the groom's mother wore a white and pink knee length dress. Best man was Arnold Moews, groomsman Darryl Verrault, and ushers Craig Murray and Norman McLean. Out of town guests came from Osoyoos, Revelstoke, Edmonton and Red Deer, Swan River, Man. and Dorval, P.Q. About 165 guests attended the reception at ttie Patrida hall. Fired Hope looked after the music and Jack Hudson attended the bar. In charge of gifts were Mike Hambly and Rick Scarff. Louise and Judy McLean were in charge of the guest book. Program attendant at the church was Alan McLean, Simon Neumann was master of ceremonies, Rod McLean toasted the bride and groom, and Jade Olson gave the blessing. Por her going away costume on the wedding trip to Vancouver and Texada Islands, the bride had chosen a pink suit. Both bride and groom graduated from Abbotsford senior secondary school. She is employed by Braser Valley Credit Union, and he works for Verrault and Sons Tracking. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug McLean of 28116 Huntingdon Road; he is the son.of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Verrault of 28454 FVaser Highway. Ihe newlyweds will reside in Aldergrove. LITTLE ROCK RACEWAY Tuesday Nights Motorcross Starting 6 p.m. SUNRISE TOYOTA uver I / Years o Full Parts •Sales • Service Auto Body rom Aldergrove to Kamloops We Have You Covered ... GET YOUR TOYOTA CAR AND TRUCK TUNED UP FOR HOLIDAY TIME. Canada . National Award Wwntnq Dco/crihip . BC . 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Until recently, it was assumed the wife would take.the husband's name. If a woman decides she is going to seep her own name after marriage, she must make that choice at the time the license is issued. The Marriage Act provides for religious and civil ceremonies. In fact, special provisiort is made to allow for traditional Quaker, Jewish and Doukhobor ceremonies that might not otherwise conform to ttie laws of the province. If a couple is married in a civil ceremony, they may later have a religious ceremony as well. Civil ceremonies no longer need to be performed between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Ihey may now take place on any day of the week and at any hour which is acceptable to the marriage commissioner. Parental consent to marriage is required for couples between the ages of 16 and 19 wanting to marry. If the parents refuse their consent, unreasonably or have disappeared, the courts may grant permission. A person under 16 must have the consent of the court. One of the things teenagers used to do was rush off to the United States and get married in a jurisdiction .where the laws were lessstrict. The general rule is that the laws governing marriage are determined on the basis of where the marriage takes place. In other words, if a couple gets married in Seattle according to ttie laws of Washington Suite, then British Columbia will recognize that as a legal marriage, even though it would have been invalid if it had been performed in B.C. This raises an interesting point, because our law says the parties of a marriage must be of opposite sex. There are some states in the U.S. that allow two males to get married. What if two males get married in ttie U.S. and then come to B.C.; do they have the benefit of our marriage laws? That's a case that would probably have to be tested in our courts.. B.C. prohibits the marriage of blood relations, but it is permitted in some areas of the U.S. British Columbia has bowed to the nile that such a marriage is governed by the state in which it is performed - but there are misgivings about whether that's appropriate. Students In need of Jobs LANGLEY - The student employment center has about 400 students still requiring work this summer. The 'odd job squad' consists of students looking for casual jobs. . These can be for a few hours or a few days, one. time or on a regular basis. Home owners are a major source of casual employment for students. One third of the orders to date have been from private home owners. Students can be hired for anything from yard work to housework, babysitting, painting, moving, running errands, lawn mowing and clean-up around the house. Home owners wishing to hire a student should * call the center at 533- 4628. Office closed AIDERGROVE - Post offices throughout British Columbia will be' closed Monday, August 1, in observance of B.C. Day. Regular service will resume Tuesday, August 2. Walk In the forest MAHJE RIDGE - Enjoy an invigorating and educational afternoon outing at the University of B.C. research forest on a Sunday in July. Guided walks in the woods are lead by professional foresters, and there is no charge. The two-hour walk begins at 2 p.m., rain or shine, on Julyi7?24and31, at the forest gates. Trails are ' well constructed. Bring friends and family, a camera and a picnic basket and make a day of it. For further information phone 463-8148 or 683-7591. ISB^^^F B* __ 1/2 PRICE ON LADIES'T-SHIRTS A special purchase enables Saan to offer a> «■*. ■»■ I his outstanding value. Many styles to w*%#»W choose from in a rainbow of colors. Sizes: REG. PRICE S. M. L-collectively. EACH ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL 3 3100 - 272nd STREET TEL: 856-5377 FT*^ . 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CLIP THIS COUPON MOTOR OIL GULF 10-SOw Reg. price $179 each SAVE 6V This coupon valid at Save-On-Foods, Langley store only, from July 25 to July 30, 1983. Limit of 12 ■ cans per coupon. sna i--- ': ■'■ '."ii..1!*"! '." ' . ■ -..- ■ - -____■ » Thinking young can be key to living to be 100 At 87, George Bums is celebrating his 80th year in show business, his ranking by Harper's Bazaar as one of six of America's Sexiest Bachelors" (a step up from being a mere. "sex symbol, which is what The New York Times called him when he was only 86), and the publication of his fourth book, How To live To Be 100 - Or More: the Ultimate Diet, Sex and Exercise Book,, (May 9 1983: $11.95), which is guaranteed to do a lot more for old age than the social security system.; Burns is a practical man, and he has a practical reason for wanting to live a long life; "I've got all these age jokes, and I've got to use them - they're funny. Like when I talk about becoming a counby singer and I say, "Why, shouldn't I be a country singer?' Tm older than most countries!" If you want to live to be 100 of- more, you can't just sit around waiting for it to happen, you have to get up each day and go for it. For Burns, this means a strict exercise regimen which includes walking around his swimming pool 40 times (that covers a mile-and-a-half) and a half-hour series of 10 exercises (all of which are fully illustrated in the book - by ;George), a sensible diet heavy on prunes and martinis; avoiding worry, stress and tension; and an active sex life which relieves the aforesaid worry, stress and tension as well as providing "all sorts of benefits that a man of one hundred should be entitled to enjoy as much as_a.man of 90." The George Bums Seven-Day Diet may not be for everyone, but at least it's nutritious and color-coordinated. "If it's white; fish, then I have green vegetables. Green and white go beautifully together." When Burns was recently Leo Kottke apptars this wwkond, July 22 and 23 at tha Soft Rock Cala, tallowing lha raleaae ol hla naw album, "Tlmestep" on Ihe Chryaalla labal. Ha la an accompllahed guitarist with several records to hla credit, and tha newer albums ahow.an Impressive vocal atyle alao emerging. Kottke aang eight of the tunaa on "TlmsBlep", with background vocals (tori Emmylou Harris and Albert Lee. Thla album, produced by T-Bone Burnett, cornea highly recommended. Tickets tar the ahowa are on aale at the Soft Rock Cale [minors welcome], 1925 Weat 4th Avenue; phone 734-2822. asked by a doctor "When did sex stop for you?".he told the truth: "At three o'clock this morning." But he demurs, "I'm not an authority on sex, Tm more of a fan." Still, he and Grade Allen had a marvelous marriage. "When Grade and I went to bed, I'd sing her two or three songs until she fell asleep. I found out after 20 years it's much easier to •sing." Age, he condudes, isn't the problem for him Itie problem is getting a girl. And if he can't get one who's 22, then he gets one who's 25. However, he does notice a few signs of slowing down. For instance, "My cutides are not what they used to be." And when he smokes a cigar, the smoke rings are smaller, not as round as they were. Which should be the worst things that .happen at 87. Because the really .worst things are: *.'../*.Retirement.- People who retire ■'don't relax, they collapse. The biggest danger of retirement, lays Burns, is what it does to your attitude. "I see people who, the minute they get to be 65, start rehearsing to De old. "They start taking little steps, they drop food on themselves, * they take little naps when you're talking to them, and by the time ithey get to be 70, they've made •it - they're a hit - they're now- old!" Burns, of course, couldn't retire even if he wanted to. He's booked to play two weeks at the London Palladium in January, .1996. . Doctors: He dedicates his book to the widows of his last six doctors. And he fondly remembers the doctor who, when ...George was 67, told him to get rid of cigars, martinis and girls - anything that could kill him. So George got rid of the doctor. First authorized Supertramp book The exdusive Supertramp sotrv will soon be available through CM Books (sister company to Norris Publications, publishers of Canadian Musician magazine) of Toronto. Since December 1980, CM Books, and author Martin Mel- huish have worked, closely with the group, their management, family and friends in order to complete this essential story. Melhuish has just returned from a lengthy sojourn with the group in California where he added the finishing touches to his compilation of exciting material. Melhuish has also written books on Bachman, Turner, Overdrive and Heart of Gold: History of Canadian Pop. Titled Ihe Supertramp Book, the book will be released in. August priced at $14.95, available through music, book and record stores, and directly from CM Books. Funerals: They're like bad movies: "They last too long, they're overacted, and the ending is predictable." What, then, are the secrets of George Bums' longevity? e I don't live in the past. I live in a house in Beverly Hills. It's more comfortable." t Keep a young mind and a healthy body. I have a young mind and Fm taking a healthy body to dinner tonight." • "Have a positive attitude." With that "and a little bit of luck, there's no reason you can't • live to be 100. Once you've done that, you've really got it made, because very few people die over 100." Search for stars underway TORONTO - Application forms are now available to Canadian performing, artists, 18 years of age and over, wishing to audition in the 1983 'du Maurier Search for Stars" nationwide talent discovery program. Interested performers, both amateur and professional, in either the classical or contemporary fields of music, drama, or dance, are invited to write for complete details on eligibility criteria and the necessary application form to: du Maurier Search For Stars, P.O. Box 27, 180 Dundas St. West, Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1Z8. Each fall, a panel of judges representative of expertise in all. fields of the performing arts visits a number of Canadian cities to provide performers from coast-to-coast with the opportunity to present 10- minute live audition programs. 24 finalists are selected at the conclusion of the audition tour, to be awarded $2,000 du Maurier bursaries and showcase appearances in a series of network television specials. Six winners are later selected from among the 24 finalists, to receive additional $5,000 bursaries from The du Maurier Council for the Performing Arts and another feature appearance in a major television production. This year, auditions will be conducted in Vancouver on October 12 and 13. Pictured here Ii one of the art pieces currently on display at the Lsngley Centennial Museum and National ExhlblUon Centre. "Dogface Boys' Club", a crayon drawing, was created by Vancouver artist Sherry Grover In 1973. Grover, originally a resident of Toronto, trained at the Ecole du Louvre, Paris, and San Francisco Art Institute. Ms. Graver's work varies both In style and approach. She Is particularly well-known for abstractions and surreal subjects such as the dog-face boy In this piece. "Dogface Boys' Club" Is part of the British Columbia Government's Art Collection, selections which are presently on display at the Langley Centennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre. Tlie British Columbia Art Collection was established In the spring of 1974 and currently consists of 700 artworks. The purchasing policy which has governed their selection stipulates that acquisitions be made on a regional basts and that the best 'portable' art available by British Columbia artists be selected. Pieces from Ihe collection an displayed in government offices and have toured nationally and Internationally to cultural centres la London, Paris, and Brussels. The 217 artists represented range from established artists of International reputation to emerging younger artists and promising amateurs. Styles range from the traditional landscape to purely abstract works and Indude Inult sculpture, primitives, and fabric and ceramic pieces. The Langley Museum's exhibit consists entirely of works on paper. Included are pieces by such well-known artists as Robert Davidson, Maxwell Bates; Tonl Onley, Robert Young, and Gordon Smith. The Langley Centennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre Is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 7 days a week, and Is located al Ihe corner of Mavis and King Streets, Fort Langley. 'B.C. Presents1 continues to August 26. § Owning an Elmira Insert is one off the best investments you can make. Features of the Elmira Insert U • Heavy-gauge 1/4'' and-3/16" Steel •Internal Baffle Retains, MoreHeatintheFlreljox •Hot Air Output • High Temperatur^ Corning Pyrocerami* Viewing Window • Adjustable Primai-y | Air Supply The New Elmira 24 Kt. Gold Insert Arriving soon.,. • Hot Air Output • Radiating Cooking Surface • Airflow Glass Wash • Powerful Blower System • Fiberglass Insulation to Make Airtight Seal • Blower Speed Control • Brass "Cool Touch" Handle • Precast Firebrick Base DESIGNED TO FIT MOST FIREPLACES. The Elmira Insert is tested to ULC standard S62B and UL standard 907 by Warnock-Hersey. Approx. 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JULY 21,1083 DAYTIME SPECIALS 11:00 O IN RESIDENCE: THE EMERSON STRING QUARTET One ot the country's most eminent chamber music groups performs sn ell Beethoven concert in the Grend Salon ol the Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C, 4:00 Q ROOTS After an unsuccessful escape ettempt, Kunta is whipped Into sub-. mission end forced to say that his name is Toby. (Psrt 4) DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 10:30 O READING RAINBOW "Gila Monsters Meet You At The Airport" involves a young boy's fantasies about what it'a like to move "out west." Q 6:30 0 READING RAINBOW A group ol enthusiastic young friends encounter tun snd exciting challenges in "Three Days On A River In A Red Canoe." Q DAYTIME MOVIES 2:30 H5 **!. "Ma femme est formidable" (1951, Comedle) Fernand Gravey, Sophie DesmaretB. Une femme se rend chez I'un de ses admiratours qui menace de se suiclder. 3:00 Q ***** "Orphan Train" (Part 1) (1979, Drama) Jill Elkenberry, Kevin Dobson. A 19th-century social worker end a photographer become involved with orphans being transported from the slums of Nsw York to new homes in the . Midwost. EVENINQ 6:00 ® CBC EVENING NEWS ffl ABCNEWSg B NBC NEWS BBNEW8 5 CBS NEWS ©BUSINESS REPORT 8 M'A'S'H Mail cell brings a hint to Henry that his wife may be straying and upsetting news, to Father Muleahy. {QQEME8ENHERBE 6:30 NEWS P.M. MAGAZINE A quit thet reveals secrets about your personality; rattlesnakes uaed to guard against store burglaries. B MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT . © CAROL BURNETT AND FRIEND8 Guest: Jim Nabora. HJVIVREATROIS 7:00 . \ 6 SPORTS JOURNAL ffl P.M. NORTHWEST Featured: Hawaiian history at Honolulu's Bishop Muse- B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Chevy Chase talks about hie two new movies. B CLAIM TO FAME BNEWS B SOAP Jessies comes home from the hospital; Dutch and Eunice announce their marriage plana; Mary reveals the pholos she's found of Burt, Danny and scantily clad women. ffl PEOPLE'S COURT B VANCOUVER 09 TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7:06 B ALL CREATURE8 GREAT AND SMALL II "Plenty To Grouse About" Illness and trouble strike Lord Livingstone's grouse moors while Tristan teaches Kitty to play the guitar and Jamea and Helen chase a cow. (Part 15) 7:30 8 ADVENTURE B.C. ffl THE MUPPETS.Guest: Lorelts Swlt. B TREASURE CHEST "Washington State Lottery." B LIVE IT UP Featured: tlpa on car maintenance; facta about chocolate; a comparison ol brands of nylons; entertelner Bob Schneider. (R) g BFAMILYFEUD B CLAIM TO FAME ffl MARY TYLER MOORE Mary unknowingly accepts a date with Murray's father. EQ TELEJOURNAL 8:00 B MOVIE •** "Outrageous!" (1977, Comedy) Craig Russell, Mollis McLaren. A good-naturod hairdresser, who moonlights aa en impersonator of female celebritiea, sharos en apartment and a Platonic relationship with a schizophrenic young wom an. (R)g ffl MOVE ••• "The Return 01 The King" (1980*- Fantoay) Animated. Author J.R.R. Tolkien's mythical, magical world of the Hob- bits comes to lile in further adventures of the adventurous Frodo and his friends. (R)g B FAME A retarded ainger (Jimmy Osmond) falls In love with Julie, and Rear- don becomea uncomfortable over reactions to his magazine pin-up photo. (R) 8 HART TO HART Jennifer assumes a falaa identity to Inveatigate a plastic surgeon (Peter Donat) victimizing wealthy widows at a posh spa. (R) g 8 B MAGNUM, P.I. An aging wrestler (Erneet Borgnlne) hires Magnum to locate the aon he hasn't eeen in more than 30 yeere. (R) 8 8NEAK PREVIEWS Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyona hoat an Informative look at what's new at the movies. B MOVE ** "The Lady In The Car With Glasses And A Gun" (1989, Drama) Samantha Eggar, Oliver Reed. A man triea to cover up a murder committed by hia wile by Iraming his secretary. a LES GRANDS FILMS **14 "Les demoiselles de Wilko" (1979, Drame) Daniel Olbrychski, Mojo Komorowska. L'etat de aante de I'admlnlatrateur d'un domalne agricole appartenant a dea rell- gieuses I'obllge a passer quelque temps chez un oncle ou II allalt autrefois en vacancea. 8*30 8 FALL AND RISE OF REGINALD PERRIN Reggie atagea a suicide. 9:00 8 QIMME A BREAK Ssmsntha leara that a quick klas Irom a boy (Keith Marahell) haa made her pregnant. (R) a a SIMON I SIMON The manager (Judith Chapman) of a new amuaement park hlrea A.J. and Rick to find a terrorist whoae actions are threatening the park's opening. (R) B LIVE IT UP Featured: tlpa on car maintenance; facta about chocolate; a comparison of branda of nylona; entertainer Bob Schneider. (R) g B MURDER MOST ENGLISH "Five Red Herrings" Of the six suspects, only one could hsve killed Campbell. (Part 3) a MOVE ** "One Summer Love" (1976, Drama) Beau Bridged, Suaan Sarandon. A disturbed young man lives In constant tear of his own poten- FRIDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 8 CBUT (CBC) Van. SKOMO (ABC) Sea. ' KING (NBC) Sea. B CHEK (CTV) Vic. B KIRO ICBS) Sea. B BCTV (CTV) Van. 8 KCTS (Net) Sea. 10 Community Cable (B KVOS ICBS-Ind) Bell. B CKVU lind) Van. 8 CBUVT (CBC) Van. JULY 22,1983 DAYTIME SPECIALS 1:00 8 THE UNQUIET DEATH OF JULIUS AND ETHEL ROSENBERG The controversial Roaenberg-Sobell case, involving the alleged peaalng ot atomic secrets to the Soviet Union, is reexamined; the Rosen- borga* two eons discuss the cese. 4:00 B ROOTS In 1776, Kunle once again attempts sn escape which costa him hia right loot; he is nursed back to health by Bell (Madge Sinclair), a slsvs on the plantation ol his second owner. (Pert 5) DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 10:30 8 READING RAINBOW A 'group of enthusiastic young friends encounter fun and exciting challenges in "Three Daya On A River In A Red Canoe." g 6:30 B READING RAINBOW Michael Ansara narratss "The Gilt Of The Sacred Dog," a folktale about a boy who brought the gilt ol hones to his people, g DAYTIME SPORTS 0:46 8 SPORTS JOURNAL 3*30 a UNDER SAIL Robbie Doyle explains the guide- lines by which sea persona conduct themaelvea snd their vessels selely. g 6:30 B 8 CFL FOOTBALL Hamilton Tiger Cata at Winnipeg Blue Bombera ("Yesterdey In The CFL" features Jim Trimble.) DAYTIME MOVIE 3:00 B *** "Orphan Train" (Part 2) (1979, Drama) Jill Elkenberry, Kevin Dobson. A 19th-century social worker and a photographer beoome Involved wllh orphans being transported from the elums ol New York to new homes in the Midwest. EVENING 6-00 8 CBC EVENING NEWS ffl ABCNEWSg B NBC NEWS BCBSNEWS 8 BUSINESS REPORT ffl M'A'S'H A grslelul patient devotes hlmsslf to Hawkeye while Radar (alls in love and Klinger marries by short-wave radio, ffl L'INCROYABLE HULK 6:30 B 8 NEWS 8 P.M. MAQAZINE Two men attempt a record- breaking ultralight' flight over the Bermuda Triangle; the town with the highest unemployment rate Is chosen as a movie location. 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT a CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Gueat: Sieve Lewrence. 7:00 8 REMINGTON STEELE A TV atation manager (Ron Frazier) hires Laura snd Remington to Investigate threets against hla new "hsppy-talk" newe tesm. (R) ffl P.M. NORTHWEST Feetured: how horsss are trained for cattle driving field work and competition at Culling Horae Ranch in Estacada, Oregon. B ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Christie Brinkloy lalka about her movie debut end her new besuty book. BNEW8 ffl PEOPLE'S COURT a VANCOUVER 8 NOUVELLE8 REGION- ALES 7:06 ' 8 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL II "Charity Beglne At Home" After a tricky operation on a cat provea successful, Helen adopts him; and Siegfried glvea Tristan a present. (Part 18) 7:30 8 THE MUPPETS Guest: Glsnda Jackaon. BTICTACDOUGH BFAMILYFEUD ffl MARY TYLER MOORE Murray auffera the peln ol being Ted'a ghostwriter when a amall article he writes tuma out to be worth more than he thought. ffl LE TELEJOURNAL 8:00 B WONDERFUL GRAND BAND "Metemlty Nurses" A spool of soap operas aet In hospitals ia presented. B BENSON The governor is simultaneously confronted with Katie'a growing palna and the atate'a potential loas of a malor military base. (R)g B THE POWER8 OF MATTHEW STAR Matthew and-Wall travel to Italy to rec'over a top-secret item stolen by the Red Brigsde. (R) 8 THE DUKES OF HAZZARD The Dukes come Into possession ol Rosco's diary, which detaila all ol Boas Hogg's shady business transactions. (R) 8 WASHMGTON WEEK IN REVIEW a MOVE **» "Lovln' Molly" (1974, Drama) Blythe Danner, Anthony Perkins. Two men ehare the life end love of a free- spirited women in the Texaa Panhandle, ffl LE PAYS EN CHANSON 8:30 8 COUNTRY IN MY SOUL Gueets: Kris Krlstolforson, Elaine Paquet. a LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS The complacent lifestyle of a middle- aged couple (Harry Guardl- no, Carol Teltel) Is disrupted by unexpected events that develop during the wile's birthday party. 8 B FAST COMPANY Guests: Anne Mortitee, Herve Villechaize, Jim Stafford, Ronnie Prophet, Kim Cattrall, Howie Man- del, Shari Lewis end Lambchop, Jim Carrey, George Gobel. (R) 8 WALL STREET WEEK "I Left My Slocks In San Francisco" Gueat: Claude N. Rosenberg Jr., senior partner, Rosenberg Capital Management. a HORS SERE: L'AERO- POSTALE 9*00 8 a DALLAS Cliff caus- es an altercation at J.R., and Sue Ellen's wedding, and Bobby leama of ahady dealings by J.R. that could tarnish the Ewlng lemlly neme. (R) B MOVE **H "Mas- aaratl And The Brain" (1982, Adventure) Daniel Pllon, Peter Bllllngaley. An International soldier of fortune enlists the aid of hla genlua nephew to race a group ol neo-Nazi terrorists to a sunken treaaure. <R)g B KNIGHT RIDER Michael enrolls In a special school lor chauffeurs to find out. who la divulging their training to would-be assassins and kidnappera. (R) a THE A-TEAM The A- Team, an unusual band of eft-beat "soldiers of fortune," takes on an assignment to locate a fournallet who haa been captured by bandita In a remote Mexican village. 8 MOVE** "Blood And Guts" (1978, Drema) William Smith, Brian Clarke. A veteran wrestler's oareer Is threatened by • newcomer. 8 VICTORY AT SEA "Melaneslen Nightmare" The New Guinea campaign Hal for violence. 8:30 B CHEERS In the pilot episode, Diane waits at the bar while her ocholarly fiance (Michael McGuIre) meeta with hla ex-wlle. (R) 8 DIFF'RENT STROKES. Arnold tears that hla bid to win the clans presidency ie (loomed when a revealing photo of him appears In the achool newapaper. (R) 9 . 10:00 B THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL 020/20 B B HILL. STREET BLUES Evidence surfaces in the Investigation of a suspect's death that implicates Jos .Coffey, Frenk fears that* he's losing Joyce, and an obsessed LaRue pursues a young schoolgirl (Ally Sheedy). (Part 2) (R) 8 8 KNOTS LANDING Gary and Abby decide to lid themaslvee of Kenny as a business partner In managing Cljl, who telle Chip that ahe la pregnant with hla child. (R) 8 MOVE ***H "The Razor'a Edge" (1947, Drama) Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney. Baaed on e story by W. Somerset Maugham. Five'dillorent people croas patha In -Chicago alter World War I. 8TW0R0NNE3 10:30 ©NEW8 8 PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES 11:00 BBBNEWS B B CTV NATIONAL NEWS ' 8 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN Mary's chicken soup makea the evening newe; the time haa come tor Steve to gesture good-bye. a CITY UGHT8 Guest: Art Gsrfunkel. 8 CINEMA ••» "Rlvel- llea" 11*06 BNEWS 11:20 B VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:26 8 BARNEY MILLER A librarian la arrested for threetenlng to silence noisy patrona permanently with a gun. (R) 11:30 ffl ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE B TONIGHT Hoal: Johnny Caraon. Gueata: Suzanne Pleahette, Anthony New- ley, sign language expert Cindy Cochran. 8 CLOSE-UP 8 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Trapper arid Gonzo try to help a heroin-addicted Infant who has a critical heart ailment. (R) ©SOUNDSGOOD _-. :*'''11:46 8 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Gonzo shocks his co-workers by announcing he'e' engaged to marry a beautiful photographer (Madolyn Smith). (R) ■'"■ ' 11:56 a MOVE •** "Sink The Bismarck" (1860, Adventure) Kenneth More, Dana Wynter. The femous German battleship is defeated by all available air and sea forces. a MOVE "Jennifer On My Mind" (1871, Drama) Michael Brandon, Tippy Walker. 12:06 8 MOVE *** "They Cell Me Mr. Tibbal" (1970, Drama) Sidney Poitler, Martin Landau. After aee- Ing his. mend leave the acene of a crime, a policeman Is uncertain about' what he should do. B MOVE'** "Lady On The Run" (1876, Myatery) Dennie Weaver, Marlette Hartley. McCloud trlee to prevent a hostile young woman from committing a murder out ol revenge. OONEOfS 8 LATEJmHT WITH DAVID LtTTERMAN Guest: actor-writer Harold Ramie, director ol the new movie comedy .''National Lampoon's Vacajlon." 8 PBS LATENIGHT Journalist Tom Kelly looka at the history and behind-the- scenes today of. Washing- Ion's most powerful .newspaper In hia revealing book "The Imperial Poat." 12:40 a MCCLOUD McCloud and Chief Clifford Join country music stars on a tour of the Soviet Union to crack a major drug ring. <R> 12:66 8 MCCLOUD McCloud arrives In New York City and Is assigned to esses involving a threatened atege producer (Richard Daweon) and a drug- addicted holdup man. (R) 1:00 B P.M. NORTHWEST Featured: Hawaiian history at Honolulu's Bishop Museum. 1:30 ONEWS 8 NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT 2:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE Nste Bledsoe steals a pair ol fancy shoos from e dead man'a body which he found In an alley. fflBOBNEWHART 2:06 B BIONIC WOMAN Jaime turns ghpathunter when supernatural forces disrupt a critical secret protect In New England/ ■■''■ els BNEWS 2:20 a BIONIC WOMAN Jaime triea valiantly to save tho lile ol a pot lion etalked by Irate ranchera. 2:30 B MOVE **H "Cat O' Nine Tails" (1871, Mystery) Karl Maiden, Jamea Franclacua. A murderer-at- large ie pureuad by a blind man and a newapaper reporter, ©NEWS 2:46 BCLOSE-UP 3:00 a CB8 i NEW8 NIGHTWATCH 3.06 ~ HAWAII FIVE-0 '3.20'' ' a HAWAII FIVE-0 4:30 B MARSHAL PILLOW Trucking The Chilliwack Theatre Festival presents 18 Wheels, a truckin* musical by John Gray. 18 Wheels will be presented at Fraser Valley College Studio Theatre July 21,22,23,28, 29 and 30 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $6 general admission and $5 students and old age pensioners. They are available at Fraser Valley College Chilliwack 7924025 and Fraser Valley College Abbotsford. IS<?^ v^s & PIUFEfUOHALTHBATRKCOMMNV 1 at the LAUTOU. STRUT ARTS CENTffT iilk bv BILL MANH0FF Jsujnl Doris has a 39* "Made <fiL « W\ m *'aPfln" 'Ifoin on<' -faffi* «^\\ Felix is trying to edu- ■s^. M cateitll! JL_5*S*»J£? 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(Mllllated with hotel In Alberta) Ideal for all types of: • BU8INESS MEETINGS ft CONFERENCES • CHURCH ASSEMBLYS • RECEPTIONS ft WEDDINGS ABC FAMILY RESTAURANT Hours: 6 a.m. • 11 p.m. dally (Ron & Carol Martens hoste) 32080 Marshal Rd., Clearbrook, B.C. (Just off No. 1 Hwy. East, Clearbrook exit) by British Commonwsalth and U.S. troops under Gan. MacArthur atreaaed amphibious warfare and Jungle lighting. CD MOVE •* "Scott Joplin" (1977, Biography) Billy Dee Williams, Art Carney. A gifted black composer makea an indelible mark upon ragtime music. 0:30 O WORLD WAR I "The Battle Of The Argonne" The declaive battle convinced the Germans that prolonged reaiatance would be futile. CD LA TELEVISION DE8 AUTOES IftOO 8 THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL CD EISCHIED Eischied leama that an enraged veteran detective (Scolt Brady) ia planning to avenge the murder of his daughter. (R) O FALCON CREST An Intruder enters the Globorti home and endangers the family after Chase reluses to abandon hia Investigation into the murder ot Carlo Agrolll. (R) O MASTERPIECE THEATRE "A Towo Like Alice" After the war, Jean decldea to return to Malaya to repay the villagers' kindnees by building a much-needed well. (Part 3) (R)g (0 TWORONNIES 10:30 IB NEWS 89 PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES 11:00 3 011 NEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS O AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Mickey Gllley / T.G. Sheppard" Mickey Gllley performs "You Don't Know Me" and "Put Your Dreams Away," and T.G. Sheppard oilers several of hla hits. tB MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN George geta a "visitor" and then a "surprise;" the Hartmans get a call from Tom's sx'a ex. 8 CITY LIMITS Guest: Burt Reynolds. 8 CINEMA **M "Adieu I'aml" (1968, Policlsr) Alain Delon, Chorion Brpn- aon. Un modocln demobilise accepte d'aider une leune lemme en se lalsssnt enlermer duranl un long week-end dana un Immau- ble commercial et d'y remettre dane le oolfre-tort dea litres voles. 11:06 BNEW8 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS QNEWS 11:26 8 MONTE CARLO SHOW Guest: Charo.(R) i-j-ao O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE B TONIGHT Host: Johnny Caraon. Gueata: Chevy Chaae, comedian David Sayh, Karen Salkln. 8 CLOSE-UP 8 MOVIE ** "Take A Hard Ride" (1976, West- em) Jim Brown, Lee Van Cleef. A trell boaa and hla cohort, on a miaslon to repay a debt ol gratitude to a rancher, are puraued by a gang ol murderous cutthroats. (R) ffl WRESTLING 11:46 8 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS ENCORE, ' 12:00 8 PB8 LATENIGHT Quest: Timothy Loary, former drug guru, tokos a look back at the "tuned-in, drop-out" generatloitiofthe 1960s. .12.-06 Q MOVIE' •* "The Amazing World 01 Paychlc Phenomena" (1975) Documentary. Narrated by Raymond Burr. The varied manlfeetatlona of the aupernatural In modem tlmea are explored. . 8 MOVIE *•» "Mixed Company" (1974, Comedy) Joseph Bologna, Barbara Harris. An American couple with three children of their own decide to edopt two more from different ethnic backgrounds. 12:16 8 MOVIE **ft "White Lightning" (1973, Adventure) Burt Reynolds, Jennifer Blllingeley. In exchange for his release from prison, an tixport driver strikes a bargain with federal authorities to help smash a moonahlne ring. 12:26 8 MOVIE **tt "A Blueprint For Murder" (1963, Myatery) Joan Petera, Joseph Coiten. A man attempta to prove his sis- ter-ln-law guilty of the pole- on deaths ol her husband and daughter. 12:30 8 ONE ON ONE Guest: Playboy msgnate Hugh Hefner. (R) 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: "Todey" co-host Jsne Pauley, comedlen George Miller, actor-comedians Rick Moranla and Dave Thomaa. (R) . 8 MOVIE ••» "Con- queat Of Space" (1955, Sclonco-Flclion) Walter Brooke, Eric Fleming. Army volunteera embark on a apectacular tourney around Earth In a manmade satellite. industry. Gueata include The Gap Band, Cheap Trick, Laura Brannlgan and Kim Wilde. 1:46 8 TWILIGHT ZONE The aola survivors of a terrible war meet in the ehamblea ol a city destroyed six ■ yeara prior. 2:00 8 NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT 2:06 Q SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN Stove goea undercover ae an amateur boxer to infiltrate e auapected assassination team made up ol alien expatriates. 8 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN Steve joins the police lorce to atop the robberies pt pieces of etom bombs. 2:16 ©NEWS 2:20 ONEWS fflBOBNEWHART ' 2:30 8 NEWS 2:60 Q CLOSE-UP 3.-00 8 MOVIE •* "The Devil's Rain" (1976, Horror) Ei-neat Borgnlne, William Shatner. The leader ol a coven of witchea retuma to Earth after a 300-year absence to recover a book listing the namee of people who have sold their souls to the devil. 8 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGar- rett plays a long ahot and otters himsell aa the key hOatage In an attempted jail break. 8 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGar- rett meets with resistance when he tries to bring a suspect in lor protection purposes. 4:30 8 THE HONEYMOONER8 Guatemalan theatre group tours Trie Chilliwack Ttieatre Festival will present Teatro Vivo as part of its third season. Teatro Vivo is currently touring, having made a name for itself throughout the Americas performing from Peru to Vancouver. Forced to leave Guatemala in 1980 after becoming targets of political harassment, they now use Mexico as their home base. Mixing mime and physical comedy, they spoof the oppressive conditions in their country in an effort to change those conditions. "Regardless of linguistic barriers, the message and enjoyment come through loud and dear," said the San Francisco Chronicle reviewer. Teatro Vivo will perform in' Chilliwack for one performance only on July 26 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets at Fraser Valley College, Abbotsford and Chilliwack campuses. MEADOWFAIR SHOPPING CENTRE CLEARBROOK I AIR I MAP /ftN SOUTH FRASERWAY , L Meadowfair Shopping Centre, Clearbrook SHOP THESE FINE STORES No. 28 - Meadowfair Shopping Centre, Clearbrook 859-7227 CLEARBROOK DAYS SPECIALS (While they last) enn/ OFF 50% FABRICS Wools, Vlyellas, Burlingtons (Impulse Prints) ^ SEWING MACHINES (as low as) ipOSJaUU - 1:00 8 WORLD MU8IC FE8T1- Michael Knight (David Hassel- .(loll, I.) enrolls In a technical W Wolftnan Jaok'h-aeia ****c'aasa"?,™»ta<-toutl- Ihla musicsl program from f"l chaulfeur (Wendy Fulton) In Cannes, Franoe, featuring lhe "Plush Rw«." episode ol well-known performers ae KNIGHT RIDER, airing Friday, wall as newcomers to the July 22 on ABC. 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JULY 23, IMS MwHNiNU 6:00 8 NEWS 6:16 8 NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES 6:30 '. 8TOWNMEETMQ 8 KUNQER AND COMPANY 6:36 fflWITHTHI8RING 6:60 ©AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:00 8 GARDENING WITH ED HUME 8 8 ANDY WINTERS 8 DIALOGUE 8 ROCKET ROBIN HOOD ,:; «sk»'■■'" ©LENERICKSEN 6:30 OBOOMERANQ BHOWCOME? 8 8 READY, SET, GROW 8REBOP ffl SPIDER-MAN 6:60 8NEWS 7.-00 OSUPERFRIEND8 8THEFLMTSTONE8 8 TRAVEL'63 8 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8 MOVIE *» "Oh, Susanna" (1938, Western) Gene Aiitry, Francea Grant. A singing cowboy is mistaken for the fugitive outlaw who ewitched Identities and clothes with him. ©GREAT SPACE COASTER 7:30 ■ 8 PAC-MAN / LITTLE RASCALS/RICHIE RICH 8THE8HRTTALE8 8 THE WORLD TOMORROW ©CREATIVE HANDS ffl FRISKY FROLICS 8 ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 8*00 8SMURF3 88REDFI8HER S NEW ZOO REVUE SESAME STREET (R) 8 BATTLE OF THE PLAN- "" 8:30 C JERRY FALWELL 8 ffl BUG8 BUNNY / ROADRUNNER I 0 LET'S GO 8:00 88E8AMESTREET 'i 8 SCOOBY DOO / PUP- PYD 08UNCOUNTRY 8 MISTER ROGERS <R> fflSPIDER-MAN 8 BELLE ETSEBASTIEN 9:30 8 THE GARY COLEMAN 8HOW 808TORYTIME THE DUKES 8 ELECTRIC COMPANY , on I fflTHEJETSONS fflSTARTREK 8 CANDY 10100 8 HOBBLEDEHOY 8MORK&MINDY/LAV- ERNE3.SHIRLEY 8 INCREDIBLE HULK / AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ©©ZIGZAG 8 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER . B CAMPING OUT ffl WOODY WOODPECKER 8 QUATRE AMIS FAN- TASTIQUES 10:30 8 REACH FOR THE TOP 8 FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY ' 8 SHOW BIZ . 8 SURVIVAL" 8 SPIDER-MAN .*> fflYOGlETCIE. 11*00 : BLANDANDSEA 8 WEEKEND SPECIAL "The Winged Coll" A man (Slim -Pickens) snd hie i nephew, (ike Eisenmann) settle their differences . through joint ownerahip of a magical colt bom with wlnga.(Part1)(R)g 8 BASEBALL Regional coverage of San Franolaco Gianta at Pittsburgh Piratee or San Diego Pedros at Chioago Cubs. Q JOHN WESLEY WHITE 8 ffl GILLIGAN'S PLANET 8 CTV SPORTS IN REVIEW BHOUSEMANSHIP 8 ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 8 CINEMA **» "L'Age de crletal" (1976,. Science- fiction) Michael York, Jennie Agutter. A 24 alacle, ce qui rests de I'humanita vit dana une aociete sseptl- eee ou tous Iss problemea ont ete reaolu. 11:30 8RACQUETBALL 8 AMERICAN BANDSTAND Guests: The Rockets. 8 WRESTLING 8 ffl FAT ALBERT 8 CREATIVITY WITH BILL MOYERS "Ths Photographer's Eye" Bill Moyera looka at the ert of photography through the works ot Emmet Gowln and Garry Wlnogrend. (R)g 8 100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 12:00 8 SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: the Labatt'e Mooters Waterskilng Championships (from Bala, Ont.): the Valleyfleld Regatta (from Valleylleld, Que.); the King George VI Stakee Horae Race (from England); the Canadian Fencing Championships (from Edmonton, Alts.); the Canadian Judo Championships (from St. John's, NfId.); the Butterfly Canadian international International Tennis Championships (Irom Massey Hall In Toronto, Ont.). BfflBLACK8TAR 8 FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY 8 MAGIC OF ANIMAL PAINTINQ "Glrelfe" 12:30 8 EXPLORATION NORTHWEST "Kayak The Rogue" BSHOWBIZ B ffl CHILDREN'S FILM FE8TIVAL "Paddle-To- The-Sea" The journey of a canoe carved from a ceder log by en Indien boy is detailed In thla award-winning Canadian lilm. (R)' ' 8 POLKA TIME 8 PRE8ENTE "Speak Amerlcen: Issues On Learning" The crlticel role that bilingual education plays {n the learning processes of Spanlsh-spoak- ing peopls is examined. 8 ELEVEN W-10 1:00 8 QOLF "Mayflower ClflflQlc" 8 8 OUTDOORS UNLIMITED B EMERGENCY "Survival Charier 220" (Pert 2) 8 MOVE ***% "The Razor's Edge" (1947, Drama) Tyrone Power, Gene Tiemey. Baaed on a story by W. Somerset Maugham. Five different people cross patha In Chicago alter World War I. ©IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE fflKIDSWORLD 1:30 8 CREATIVE HANDS 8 THIS WEEK IN FOOTBALL ffl 12 DIGEST 8 FANFARE fflMEUMELO 2:00 8 MOVE **>4 "Death And The Maiden" (1973, Myatery) Jamee Stewart, Strother Martin. A young woman, long suspected ol monlal Imbalance, ie charged with the shooting deaths of her father, stop- mother and stepsister. 8 GOLF "Anheuser Busch Classic" Third- round covsrsge (live from King's Mill Golf Club In Williamsburg, Va.). 8 FOOTNOTES B MOVIE*** "Behold A Pale Horae" (1964, Drame) Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn. A 20-year feud between a Spanish loyalist and a local police chief, ende with the death of one ofthem. 8 PLAYERS INTERNATIONAL TENNIS Martina Navratllova; and Candy Reynolds vs. Barbara Potter and Sharon Walsh ©INSIGHT * fflWRESTLING 8 LES HEROS DU SAMED1 2:30 8 ISLAND COUNTRY GARDEN © AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 3*00 8PAR27 . 8 MOVIE **» "Horror At 37,000 Feet" (1972, Horror) Buddy Ebeen, Chuck Connora- A 747 Jetliner le haunted by evil spirits while carrying e shipment from England. , 8 island Sports REPORT 8WRE8TUNG ffl WORLD OF TRAVEL 8 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ffl LES ECRIVAINS FRAN- CAIS 3*30 B ADVENTURE B.C. 8 THE ROAD TO LOS ANGELES Olympic hopefuls profiled ere Billy Olson (pole vault),. Dave Bottom (swimming) and Louis Howard and Vincent Webb (boxing). ffl WEEKEND REPORT 8 ENERGY STORE ©FUNORAMA 8 STRUGGLE BENEATH THESEA 8 LE MONDE MERVEIL- LEUXDE DISNEY 4:00 8C8CNEW8 8 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: the Molaon 200 NASCAR auto race (from Cayuga National Speedway In Ontario); the aolo competition of the Cenadian Synchronized Swimming Championships (from Regina, Saak.); the Special Record Holdere' Mile race laaturing Sebastian Coe, Eemon Coughlin arid Steve Scott (from London, England); the Canadian Dart Championships. 8 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: the Molson 200 NASCAR euto race (from Cayuga National Speedway In Ontario); the solo competition ot the Canadian Synchronized Swimming Championships (from Regina, Sosk.); the Special Record Holdere' Mile reee lecturing Sebastian Coe, Eamon Coughlin and Steve Scott (live from London, England); the Canadian Dart Championships. 8 WOODWRIGHT'S SHOP "Panel Frame" 19th century woodcutting techniques, including panel frame construction, half- blind and common dovetails, and quarter cute srs demonstrated. (R) ffl MOVIE **K "Whsn Ths Boya Meet The Girls" (1985, Musical) Connie Francie, Narva Presnell. To relae money a ranch Is transformed Into a musical dude ranch. . 8 WHAT WILL THEY THINK OF NEXTI :•■•: 4.-30 BTH8WEEKINB.C. OSP0HTS8EAT fl SlSKEL* EBERT AT THE MOVIES In a special "At The Movies" presentation entitled "II We Owned A Movie Theater," Slsksl and Ebert talk about their favorite movies and whst they would ehow If they owned a movie theatsr. 8 JAPAN: HERE AND THERE . B SNEAK PREVIEWS Neel Gabter and Jeffrey Lyons host an informative look at what's new at the movlee. 8 OCEANS ALIVE 8 BASEBALL Les Expos de Montreal, rocoivent les Aslros do Houston _mj_l : a CFL FOOTBALL Montreal Concordes et Toronto Argonauts '-! , 8 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: The Speclel Record-Holders Mile (from London, England). BNEWS B ALL IN THE FAMILY While Archie Is circulating a petition in the neighborhood to keep more black families from" moving Inlo the aree, Edith accepta a dinner Invitation wllh the Jefferaone. 8 QREAT CHEFS OF NEW ORLEANS ©WESTERN REVIEW 6:30 ©NBC NEWS 8 FISHING THE NORTHWEST 8 DEATH AND THE MISTRESS OF DELAY A in- depth look ia taken al Capitol punlahment Irom the perspective of four individuals intimately involved in the death penalty laws ol Florida. EVENINQ 6:00 8 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Featured: TV's ssxy jean commercials; the Bee Gees at work on the music lor "Staying Alive"; Hollywood's movie dubbing and doubling. OONEWS BCBSNEWS 8 FRONTLINE ©WEEK-SEND S) SPORTS PAGE 6:30 OONEWS O NOW PLAYING 8 UNTAMED WORLD Two people embark on a aearch acroaa Africa lor a living curiosity, a long- horned rhinoceros wilh the nickname "Gertie." (R) ©PINK PANTHER 7:00 8 MEMORIES WITH LAWRENCE WELK "A Mualcel Tour 01 Tho USA" 8 KING-6 MAGAZINE 8 8TAR8 ON ICE Guests: Keren Kresge, Donald Jackaon, Llllsley end Don Henry, Janet Morrissey, Christine Cattell. (R) 8 DANCE FEVER Celebrity judges: Andrea McArdle, Pat Sajek, Charlos Nelaon Reilfy. 8 DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold developa an Instant dislike for the son (Brad Kesten) of the unpleasant nsw building manager. (R) 8 EVENING AT POPS "John Williams Special" Willlama preaents performances of hia movie scores, aa well es music by Bernstein snd Vivaldi; a visit to the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Maas. ffl CHILDREN BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH Carol Lawrence end Art Link- letter hoat thla look at the children of Eaat Alrica and their struggle for survival. Guests: Dick Vsn Patten, William Shatner, Dean Jonee, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. 8 INDIAN TRILOGY Featured: Laurier Lapierro interviews Mra. Ghandi at the Parliament buildings and visits the gsrdena In New Delhi. 8 BIZARRE, BIZARRE 7:30 8 8 CIRCUS Cel Dodd end Sherisse Leurence welcome the aerial Ventura Duo, the champion head-balancing Olmedaa, "human rubber band" Monsieur Spike end the Hollywood Liberty Horsss. (R) 8 P.M. MAQAZINE: SPECIAL EDITION 8 BAGATELLE 8:00 8 THE FACT8 OF LIFE Blair's hall-slslsr (Eve Plumb) visits Essllsnd snd announces her decision to become a nun. (Pert 1) (R) 8 8 T.J. HOOKER Romano Ib scorned by his fsllow officers efter he refuses to ahoot a teenage cop killer. (R) p O DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold developa an instant dislike for the son (Brad Keaten) of the unpleasant new building menager. (R) Q THE ALDERQROVE 8TAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 9 8 MAGNUM, P.I. An aging try, Hollywood. " mare Alley" (1947, Drama)' wrestler (Ernest Borgnlne) hires Magnum to locate the eon he hasn't seen In more thsn 30 years. (R) 8 LENNY WILKEN8 CELEBRITY ROAST 8 DIAMONDS IN THE SKY ffl STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Having murdered five lawyers, a ruthless killer haa pegged his next prey when Stono and Keller Intercept him. 8 DINAH CHRISTIE PRESENTS CANADA "Toronto" 8*30 8 MOVIE **K "Tunes Of Glory" (I960, Drema) Alec Guinness, John Mills. An unbearable commandant causes grief for the regiment when desperation leada to aulclde. 8 SILVER SP00N8 Grendfether Strafton (John Houseman) ihaists that Edward and Ricky join him on the dale at a dinner being held In hia honor. (R) 8 UNIVERS INCONNUS 9:00 8 8 LOVE BOAT The owner (Don Adams) of a eecretarlal agency goea to work himsell for e client, a former football player (John Amos) triee to rbmance a beautiful woman (Jayne Kennedy), and a passenger (Donny Moat) becomes Involved with a stowaway. (R) p 8 QUINCY Qulncy investigates the deeth of en illiterate young welder who waa unable to read a danger elgn belore the explosion that claimed his lile. (R> 8 MOVE **» "The Sentinel" (1977, Horror) Chris Sarandon, Criatina Ralnee. A young woman's life Is irrevocsbly chenged when she moves Into a sinister brownstone whose only other tenent is a blind priest. BO MOVIE **S4 "The World'e Greatest Lover" (1977, Comedy) Gene Wilder, Carol Kane. In 1926, an ambitious, neurotic baker sots out to become e Hollywood studio's rival to Rudolph Valentino. 8 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Save The Pende" The giant panda is observed In the remote Wolong Natural Reserve In China and In zooa around the world, and the historic International effort to help them In their fight for survival is examined. (R) p ffl MOVIE **K "Valley Of The Dolls" (1967, Drama) Barbara Parkins, Patty Duke. Three aspiring actresaes atruggle to meke It In the glamor-filled capital of the movie Indus- B:30 fflDWERADEMAIN 10:00 8 FANTASY ISLAND A diplomat (Van Johnson) Is surprised to leam he haa a. grown daughter (Charo), and a former inmate (Steve Kenaly) aeeka revenge on the men (Marjoe Gortner) who hed him sentenced on false charges. (R) p 8 MONITOR 8 PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD A men learna' about tenuous human aflectlone In this trsdilionel Irish comedy by John Mlllington Synge and performed by-members of the Greet Lakee Shake- spsare Company. 8 TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:30 8 WAYNE AND SHUSTER In the spoof "The Last Angry Gangater," the comedians create an unlikely alliance between a Roaring Twenties hoodlum end hla counterpart ol the 1970s. <R)Q 8 LE TELEJOURNAL / SPORTS 11:00 8 THE NATIONAL OOONEWS 8 8 CTV NATIONAL NEWS 8 THE FORUM PRESENTS "Maynard Ferguson" 11*06 8 CINEMA **H "La vie devant aol" (1977, Drame) Simone Signourey, Semy Ben Youb. Une anclenne prostltuee a decidee de gagner aa vie en prennant en pension les enfante des lilies dejole. 11:16 ONEWS O ABC NEWS 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:30 88P0RTSLINE 8 BEST OF MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 8 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Robert Guillaume. Guests: Duran Duran. (R) B MOVE ••• "Carrie" (1976, Horror) Slaay Spa- cek, Piper Leurle. A timid teen-eger becomee the butt ol a cruel prom-night prank and retaliates against her claasmates wllh e devastating, supernatural fury. ffl MOVE **>» "The Burglars" (1873, Adventure) Jean-Paul Belmondo, Omar Sharif. A crooked cop pursues a group of thieves who used a com-* puter to ateel eome valuable emerelde. 12:00 B MOVE*** 14 "Night- Tyrone Power, Joon Blon-* dell. A cunning carnival misfit manipulates those around him as a means ot attaining power. 8 MOVIE "Welcome Home Soldier Boya". (1972, Drama) Joe Don Baker, Paul Koslo. Four ex-Qreen Bereia adjust to civilized life by gang-raping a girt and buring down a town. 12*06 8 MOVE ***» "The Thomae Crown Affair" (1968. Adventure) Slavs McQueen, Feye Dunaway. An Insurance Investigator falls In love wllh e wealthy crook. 8 MOVE ***tt "Avsn- III" (1972, Romance) Jack Lemmon, Juliet Mills. A conservative businessman, falls In love with the alight- ly eccentric daughter of hla dead father'a mialroas. 12:30 8 ROCK 'N' ROLL TOH- ITE 1:00 B EVENINQ AT THE IMPROV Host: Phil Silvers. Comics: Lou Dinoa, Michael Merlin, Kevin Roo- ney, Dale Qonyea. Musical guests: The Qood Brothers. 1:10 8 CINE-NUIT •*» "Pas de jeu sans aolell" (1971, Drame) Frenclne Vemac, Michel Laprise. Un homme et une femme qui travail- lent dana une agonce du service social n'osent paa s'avouer reflection qu'll ressentent I'un pour I'au- tre. 1:30 0 NEWS 8 MOVE **H "Dlgby. The Blggeat Dog In The World" (1973, Fantasy) Jim Dale, Angela Douglaa. A dog belonging to a lovely widow grows to an enormous size after he accidentally drinks e potion Intended for scientific reseerch. 2*00 0NEW8 8 MOVE **K "Darling LII!" (1970, Comedy) Julie Andrewa, Rock Hudson. A crafty World War II Gentian spy posing ae an English music-hall star Is oBolgned to coax secrets from an Allied pilot. 2:16 ONOTEOFFAITH 3:30 8 NEWS 4:30 8 THE H0NEYM00NER8 Ralph has an acoldent on hla way to receive a driver oatoty award. SUNDAY CHANNELS OUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 8 CBUT ICBCI Van 8 KOMO (ABC) Sea.. 8 KING (NBC, Sea. BCHEK ICTVI Vic' 8 KIRO ICBSI Sea BCTVICTVI Van 8 KCTS (Nell Sea. 10 Community Cable ffl KVOS ICBS-lndl Bell. 8 CKVU (Ind) Van. 8 CBUVTICBCIVan JULY 24, 1883 MORNINQ 6*00 B NIGHT GALLERY 6:30 8 NIGHT GALLERY . 6:46 B NOTE OF FAITH 6:00 O UP FRONT 8 SACRED HEART 8 8 UNIVERSITY OF THE AH 8 ITS ABOUT PEOPLE ffl INSIDE TRACK 8:16 8 WITH THIS RING 8:30 8 THIS IS THE LIFE FAITH FOR TODAY 8 8 FILM FEATURE EYE ON THE NORTHWEST ffl 12 DIGEST ffl HERCULES 7*00 O LAST DROP 8 SUNDAY MA88 QO JIMMY SWAGQART 8 THE WORLD TOMORROW ffl WEEK'S END 8 ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 7:30 8 REAL TO REEL NORTHWEST ENCOUNTER 8 MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD 8 JIMMY SWAGQART 8PIDER-MAN 8.-00 OBOOMERANQ 8 BK3 BLUE MARBLE 8 ROBERT SCHULLER 8 SUNDAY MORNING Q CIRCLE SQUARE 8 8E8AME STREET (R) 8 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS jf- 8:30 aiOOSWORLD a EVERYBODY'S A ©ORAL ROBERTS ©DAY OF DISCOVERY fflVIDEOMANIA 9:00 BHOBBLEOEHOY 8 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Jodie Foster stare as the young girl who broke Ihe eex barrier In Little League baseball. 8MU8ICMAGIC 8REXHUMBARD 8 MATINEE AT THE BIJOU OLENEMCK8EN 8 SERGEANT PRESTON OF THE YUKON 8 LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 9:30 8 SKIPPER AND COMPANY 8 GARDENING WITH ED 8 TERRY WINTERS 8 FACE THE NATION 8 PETER POPOFF ©ROBERT SCHULLER ffl SPIDER-MAN 10:00 B WESTERN GARDENER 8 VIEWPOINT ON THE NEWS 8 THE CHURCH OF THE RUSSIANS Profeasor Bruce Rlgdon, a Russian Orthodox Church authority from Chicago'e McCormlck Theological Seminary, examinee the church and Ite believers In sites including Moscow, Odessa and Leningrad. (Part 2) 8 ORAL ROBERTS 8 UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COU8TEAU ©ROBERT SCHULLER 8 MONTY'S TRAVELLING REPTILE SHOW ffl CINE-POP** IS "L'Ar- bre de I'espolr" (1974, Drame) Diane Baker, Cliff Robertson. La lullo pour eurvlvre d'une femille pauvre de Brooklyn pendant la Depression. 10-30 8PETSPLEA8E 8 THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY 8 SEARCH 8 THE WORLD TOMORROW 8 THIS OLD HOUSE ©PETERPOPOFF ffl KENNETH COPELAND 11:00 8 A PLACE FOR WILDLIFE 8 QOLF "Anheuser Buach Classic" Fihsl round (live from King's Mill Golf Club In Williamsburg, Vs.). _l IT IS WRITTEN MOVE *** "The Trouble With Angola" (1966, Comedy) Rosalind Russell, Hayley Mills. Two naw atudents st e psrochl- bI boarding achool attempt to outwit the Mother Superior. 8 IRELAND: A TELEVISION HISTORY ffl ERNEST ANQLEY 11:30 ©HERITAGE 8 WALL 8TREET JOURNAL REPORT 8 8 SOCCER Vancouver Whilecapa va. Washington Team America 8 100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 12*00 8 IN SEARCH OF A PERFECT SUMMER 8 GOLF "Mayllower LPGA Classic" 8 THE LAWMAKER8 Correspondents Linda Wer- thelmer and Cokie Roberts join Paul Duke for an up-to- the-minute eummery ol Congressional activities. ffl JERRY FALWELL 8 UNIVERS DES SPORTS 12:30 BLAND AND SEA 8 INSIDE BU8INE8S TOOAY 8 ELEVEN W-10 1:00 8 MEETING PLACE Rev. Dr. Dsvld Winsor and Rev. Joan Barklsy officiate at Glsbe-St. James United Church In Ottnwa. (R) 8 8PORTSWORLD Scheduled: boxing - Nino LaRocca vs. Pete Renzany In a 10-round welterweight bout (live from Udlne, Ita* ly); the men'e survival run In the Survival of the Fittest competition (from Sun River, Ore.). 8 8PORTS 8UNDAY Scheduled: Robin Blake / Tony Beltazar 10-round Lightweight bout (live from Laa Vegas, Nev.); earns- day coverage of the finish of the Tour de France bicycle race. 8 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW ffl TERRY COLE-WHITAK- ER ffl WRESTLING i 1:30 8 CANADA IN VIEW ©SHOWBIZ 8 WALL STREET WEEK "I Left My Stocke In San Francisco" Guest; Claude N. Rosenberg Jr., senior partner, Rosenberg Capital Management. ffl SUNDAY LINE 2:00 8 MOVE *•* "The Ghoet And Mrs. Mulr" (1947, Fantasy) Rbx Harrison, Vanossa Brown. A lonely widow writes s book about her love for the ghoat ol an old aee captain. 8 UP FRONT 8 8 MOVIE ••» "Greatest Rescues Of Emergency" (1978, Adventure) Kevin Tlghe, Randolph Mantooth. After being promoted end given new eaalgnments, Gage and DaSoto reminisce ebout their most memorable experlencee es paramsdlcs. 8 WORLD 8PECIAL "Against The Wind: A Cuban Odyassy" The journey ol four Cuban refugees to the United States la traced from their deporlure to their preaent situation. (R) ffl OCEANS ALIVE 8 PAR 27 2:30 8 GLEN CAMPBELL MUSIC SHOW Guest: Ronnie Milssp. 8 OUTDOOR LIFE NHL Hall-OI-Famer Bobby On* hunta geese along tha MBBaachusstts coaat with Spider Andressen. ffl INSIGHT A male Chau*- vinl sfhas 10 lesrn all about love when he finally linde e wife. ffl THAT'S LIFE 8 LES FANTOME8 DU CHATEAU 3:00 8 EXPLORATION NORTHWEST "Cleereye Express" 8 VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR "Toll" The Tel Offensive becomes a turning point aa the Viet Cong atrike force attacks the South'e major cities. 8MOVE*** "Pennies From Heaven" (1936, Musical) Blng Crosby,. Madge Evans. Truant officers chase a waif and the drifter who befrlende him. 8 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 8PECIAL "Save The Panda" Ths giant panda is observad In the remote Wolong Natural Reserve In China and In zoos around the world, and the historic International effort to help them In their tight for survival Ib examined. (R) p ffl SUNDAY LINE 8 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ffl FILMS D'ART 3:30 8 AMERICAN SPORTS- MAN a VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR "Frontline America" American society becomea seriously dividsd ss dissent becomee wldespreed end violent. 8 STRUGGLE BENEATH THESEA 4:00 8 THS WEEK IN B.C. 8 MEET THE PRESS 8 8 OUTDOORS UNLIMITED 8 DIAMONDS IN THE SKY "Dealing Down The Line" A look io taken et the mutual understanding between nationa that makee International air travel possible, ©FUNORAMA fflSPORTS PAGE ffl LA SEMAINE VERTE 4:30 8 CANADIANS FOR THE RECORD © © QUESTION PERIOD Moderator Bruce Phillips and a panel of gueet journalists interview top newsmskere on current domestic and International ieeuea. , 8 WALT DISNEY "The Klda Who Knew Too Much" A reporter (Sharon Gloss) is aided by four bright youngsters as she probee a conspiracy linking a senator to a crime syndicate. (Part 2) (R) ffl HERE'S LUCY Lucy goea to prison to obtain Information Irom abset- minded robber Else Lan- chester. 6:00* B REAR VIEW MIRROR Gordon Plnsent* joins host Alex Bsrrls for a retrospective of early Canadian tele*'* vision featuring the 1974 documentary "The Duke" (actually produced In 1964), highlighting jazz music legend Duke Ellington, end e 1986 episode ol Plnsent's political drama series "Quentln Durgens, MP" '■' OONEWS 0 8 UNTAMED WORLD The lifestyle end-carnivorous habits of the lion, tha largest member of the cat family, are exemined. (R) 88UPER80QCER ffl TWILIGHT ZONE A couple raises their daughter using the powers of mentel telepathy ae their only form 01 communication. ffl GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 03 SECOND REGARD 6:30 O ABC NEWS O NBC NEWS O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS 8 NEWSLINE 8 WEBSTER , EVENINQ 6:00 O TOWN MEETING "Marital Rape" ii -v. 8 KUNQER AND COMPANY .... OONEWS ., BC88NEW3 B NOVA 'IPalaco Of Dellghte" A behlnd-the- ecenee look is takon at San Francisco's Explorato- rium, a unique science mussum featuring.close to 600 exhibits. (R)p 8 M'A'S'H When n gen- oral dies at the 4077th, his elde etrugglee to make It eeem he died heroically In battle. 8 EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS fflHEBDO-DIMANCHE 6:30 8 HOW COME? 8 8, JOHNSON-SENT- LEY MURDERS The murdera ot a family of elx whlla on e cemplng trip ere examined. BNEWS 8 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIEND8 Gueet: Tim Conway. 8 LAURER'8 PEOPLE 8 UNE FENETRE SUR LE MONDE 7:00 8 WALT DI8NEY "Duck For Hire" Animated. Donald Duck haa a hard time finding the right kind of job end keeping It after he walks out on hla contraot wllh the Disney etudio.(R) 8 RtPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOD Feetured: e scsn- daloua royal love affair; atrange international foods; the only albino gorilla In captivity; amazing archeologlcel finds, Including Viking ehlpa; a clay army of 6000 men buried with b Chinese emperor. (R)p 8 VOYAGERSI Phlnees and Jeffrey find en undeveloped space center et the 1969 tuner launch site, then help acientlat Wemher Von Braun (David Olivier) eacape from the Nazis. (R) 8 DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold develops an instant dislike for the son (Brad Kesten) of the unpleasant new building menager. (R) 8860 MINUTES 8 THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS Feetured: e Boston pat conteat; stork migration; a pet iguana; beached whelee; friendly bees; bighorn sheep chased bye cougar; clrcua boars. 8 THIS OLD HOUSE Bob Vila offere some solutions when work on the houee uncovers unforeseen prob* leme from the roof to the plumbing. (R) p ffl STREETS OF SAN FRANCI8CO Personsl tragedy ceueee a police ollicer to elgn a phony resignation and go underground to expose e largo gambling operation, ffl COURT-CIRCUIT 7:30 O SHOW BIZ 8 NUMERO UNO West Germany's Frenz Becken- bauer, widely regarded ea eoccer'e greatoat all- around player, ie profiled. (R) 8 LE8 BEAUX DIMANCHES 8:00 O SEEING THINGS Alloro pop mualc atar Is electrocuted, e lemale membsr of his group Is charged wilh his murder and Louie tries 'to prove her Innocence. (R) 8 8 MATT HOU8TON Matt travela to Las Vegaa to help an alcoholic singer (Robert Goulet) eccussd of killing a beeutlful showgirl. (R)P 8 8 CHIPS Bruce goea undercover at e high echool to help Ponch end Bobby smash an suto-thefl ring headed by e rugged gym teacher. (R) 8 a ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann begina to feel the aevere etrain ot tending to the neede of everyone In her overcrowded opart- ment. (Part 2) (R) (The concluding episode will follow Immediately.) 8 EVENING AT P0P8 "Steve Lowronco And Eydle Gorme" This husband-end-wife teem, stars of TV, Broadway and the nightclub circuit, sing wllh the Pops In a epeclal tribute to the 95-year-old Irving Berlin, including a medley ol hla hits. 8 MOVE *** "To Sir With Love" (1967, Drama) Sidney Poitler, Judy "Gee- son. A black man teachea his students more than what the loxtbooks have to offer efter ecceptlng a job in an East End London school. 6*30 8 8 ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann seeks refuge from her packed apartment wilh Sam at hla home, but a major argument arises from his proposal of mar* riago. (Port 3) (R) 8 LE TELEJOURNAL 8 LES BEAUX DIMANCHES 9:00 8 1916 Walter has an unexpected but pleasant encounter with Francea, and Billy linds a new girlfriend just prior to the dec- leratlon ol World War I. (Parts) 8 MOVE **» "Rooster" (1982, Myatery) Paul Williams, Pat McCormlck. Two mismatched inveatlga- tors try to rise ebove their personal dilfsrences when they ere psrtnered to probe e case of poasiblo areon.(R)p 8 MOVE ** "Goln' South" (1978, Comedy) Jack Nicholson, Mary Steenburgen. A captured horso thief Is offored a chance to escepe hanging by marrying a young lady from Ihe town In Which he hee been Imprisoned. (R) 8 8 QUINCY When several residents of a small town confess to tiring a fatal shot at the town bully, Qulncy tries to determine which one ie actually guilty. (R) B THE JEFFERS0N8 Florence goes on strike against Gsorge when he refuses to do anything about providing hor with a pension plan. (R) 8 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "A Town Like Alice" Jean travela to outback Australia in search of Joe, who Is In London looking for her. (Part 4) (R)p 8MOVE*** "Anne01 The Thousend Daya" (1969, Drama) Richard Burton, Genevieve Bujold. Anne Boleyn meets with tragedy because of the will ol King Henry VIII. 9:30 a NEWHART George (Tom Poston) becomea the butt of cruel jokes and acorn from the townspeople elter he cleims to have soon a UFO. (R) 0:60 8 LE8 BEAUX DIMANCHE8 10*00 8 WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES The opening ceremonlee (In Vancouver) of the sixth ennual assembly ol the World Council ol Churches are highlighted In a program that alao tracee the history ol the organization. 8 8 BEST OF W6 Feetured: the controversial and potentially explosive political and civil situations in Costa Rica; the forthcoming criaia in pensions efter the year 2000; cases of yacht piracy in the Bahamas; psychic Rosemsry Brown. 8 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Gonzo learns that a college friend (Krlstofter Tsbori) who Is supposedly suffering from an Incurable disease may be perfectly heallhy alter oil. (R) 8 KENNEDY CENTER TONIGHT The Dance The- etre ot Harlem performs "Firebird," choreographed by John Taraa, from the Kennedy Center Opera House. (R) ffl 60 MINUTES 10*60 ffl SPORT DIMANCHE . 11:00 O THE NATIONAL OOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS O BERNSTEIN / BEETHOVEN "Mlsee Solomnls" Leonsrd Bernstein leada the Concertgebouw Orchestra ol Amsterdam and Ihe Chorus of Redlo Hilversum in Beethoven'e Mlsas Solemnie In D Major, Opus 123. (R) ©ON THE BUSES ffl GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 11:06 8LA6EA8SEMBLEEDU CONSEIL OECUMENIQUE DE8EQU8E8 11:16 BNEWS O ABC NEWS 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:30 88P0RT8UNE O LARRY KING O MOVE ** "Good Guys Weer Black" (1978, Adventure) Chuck Norrls, James Frenclecue. A Vietnam veteran launches hie own investigation into the mysterious dsetha of the other eoMlera who were In his military unit. QCB8NEW8 © MOVIE **"Targot Of An Aeeaeeln" '(1978. Suapense) Anthony Quinn, John Phillip Lew. While visiting South Africa for a medical treatment, an African president Is kidnapped by his guard and held for ransom. 11:46 8 POLICE STORY Two > policsmen (Tony Lo Blanco, Don Meredith) Investigating a robbery ere aided by e women being threatened by one of the criminals. (R) 12.-00 8 BOB NEWHART Bob watchea in amezement as Carlin supports a budding romance with a pack of liee. 12:06 8 MOVE **» "The Thousand Plane Raid" (1969, Adventure) Christopher George, J.D. Cannon. The etory of the flret lull- scale air atrlkes over World War 11 Germany Is depicted. 8 MOVE •* "The Outside Man" (1972. Suspense) Ann-Margrat, Jean Trintignant. An unknown hil man relentlessly tracks hla target through tha atreeta of Loa Angeles. 12:30 8 DAVID SU8SKIN0 "Herpes: Victims And Doctors" 1*00 ONEWS 1:16 ONOTEOFFAITH 1:30 8 NEWS 2*00 8 NEWS 2*06 8 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN Steve le called In to help when en Important experimental oil drilling site Is sabotaged. 8 8IX MILLION DOLLAR MAN Steve Imporeonaleo an absent-minded professor to leam why the Russians offered him ft million for a few days'work. 2:30 BNEW8 3.-00 B CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH DUEL ' Farm Fence 330-for 3120. FENCING LTD. Milter - Heine 24639 Fraaer Hwy. Langlay, B.C. V3A 4P6 856-2929 • Treated Pools & Ralls • Wire Products (Farm & Residential) 10 THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 MONDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOB TV LISTINGS O CBUT (CBCI Van. O KOMO (ABC) Sea. O KING INBCI Sea. OCHEK (CTVI Vic. O KIRO ICBSI Sea. O BCTV ICTVI Van. O KCTS (Nell Sea. to Community Cable © KVOS ICBS-lndl Bell, ffl CKVU llndl Van. ffl CBUVT(CBCIVan JULY 26,1983 DAYTIME SPECIAL 4:00 O ROOTS Kunta becomes the plantation master's personal wagon driver;. Kunta marries Bell and psssss up his laat chance at escapo due to the birth of his dsughter Klzzy. (Psrt 6) DAYTIME CHILDREN'8 SHOWS 10:30 8 READING RAINBOW Michael Anssra narrates "The Gill Of The Secred Dog," a folktale about a boy who brought the gift ol horses to hie people, p 6:30 8 HEADING RAINBOW Lily Tomlln narratos "Gregory, The Terrible Eater"; LeVar Burton finds out aome interesting feels about ths eating habits of animals, p DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 . O **** "Bulley" (1973, Drama) Alan Bates, Jessica Tandy. In spite ol stsunch efforts to remain in control ol himsell, e temperamental college profes sor spproachee middlo- ege with much trepldetion. 2:30 8 **ft "ioo,ooo eolelle" (Pas de date, Poli- cier) Yves Renler, Guy Montegne. Le commleeaire Moulin enquete aur I'aa- aaaalnat d'un agent Immo- blller. 3:00 8 ** "The Power Within" (1979, Drama) Art Hln- dle, Edward Binna. A etunt pilot acqulrea suporhuman powers efter e bizorro accident. EVENINQ 6:00 8 CBC EVENING NEWS 8ABCNEW8D 8NBCNEW8 88NEW3 8CBSNEW8 Q BUSINESS REPORT © M'A'8'H Payday brings a windfall to Hawk- eye, a bribe to Henry, a poorl necklace to Hot Lips end e vaniahod poker pot to Trapper. 8 LE VAGABOND 6:30 B 8 NEWS 8 P.M. MAQAZINE A housewife who hires her- self out to do household chores; Son Francisco's top.canine cop end hie master. 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT © CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Working At Marriage," "Natural Velvet." fflDUTACAUTAC 7:00 8 CANADIANS OP-M. NORTHWEST 8 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Highlights of gossip columnist Louelle Parsons' career. 8 THRILL OF A LIFETIME A youngater aketes with Montreal Canadlene hockey ster Guy LaF|eur; a homemaker models fashions for oversized women; e minister trioa motorcycle Ice racing. (R) p 8NEW8 O SOAP Jessica releesss a condemned revolutionary while on her way to a tropical vacation; Cheeter propositions Eunice's msid ol honor. ©PEOPLE'S COURT fflVANCOUVER O TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL / NOUVELLE8 DU SPORT 7:06 8 ALL CREATURE8 QREAT AND SMALL II "Every Dog Haa His Day" Jamas haa a tricky time treating a boxer dog end finds out whet the high life. means to Farmer Dag- * gett'e odd-job men. (Part 17) 7:30 8 HAPPY DAYS Flip (Billy Warlock) begins to make drinking e ateady habit until It leeda to a tragic accldsnt involving Heslher. (R) 8 THE MUPPETS Guest: James Coburn. OTIC TAC DOUGH ©SHOWBIZ O FAMILY FEUD O THRILL OF A LIFETIME A youngster skatea with Montreal Canadlene hockey stsr Guy LaFleur; a homemaker models fashions tor overaized women; s minister tries motorcycle Ice racing. (R) p © MARY TYLER MOORE Mary exercises her authority to hire anyone shs wsnts by hiring a woman sportscaater. 8 LE TELEJOURNAL / NOUVELLESDU SPORT 8:00 8 HANGIN' IN Kate counsels s girl (Lisa Langlols) whose. boyfriend haa threatened to commit suicide if she leaves him, and Webeter (Ruth Sprlngford) auftere a heerlng loss. (R) ©BASEBALL 8 LOVE. SIDNEY Sidney trlee to reform a teen-age proetitute (Jenny Wright) by bringing her home with him. (Pert 1) (R) ~ SEN8ATIONAL SEVENTIES 8 SQUARE PEGS Vliinie wina a leading role in the school musicsl end becomes' attracted to Patty, hie co-slar. (R) 8 SNOW JOB Just ee Courtney la preparing to visit hia parenta on their anniversary, hia mother arrlvee at the Chateau with ahocking news. (R) 8 FRONTLINE p ffl MOVE *** "The Strawberry Blonde" (1941, Comedy) Jamee Cegney, Rita Hayworth. Alter marrying his second choice for a bride, a man discovers that he Is better off. ffl CINEMA **U "Lee Marchanda de reve" (2e) (1980, Drame) Rey Mil- land, Fernendo Lemae. ' Hiatolre dea debuta de* I'induatrie cinematogra- phlque, le vie dea hommes et dos lemmes qui ont felt Hollywood. 8*30 8 a PRIVATE BENJAMIN Col. Fielding and Copt. Lewie become Impromptu matchmakers In an effort to reunite Judy'e estranged parents (Alan ' Oppen- heimer, K Collan). (R) 8 FAMILY TIES Elyae eoon regrota her decision to hire an underqualllled, overbearing friend (Brooke Alderson) as hsr secretary. <R) ©BIZARRE Featured: a puppet ; penitentiary; the Church of Punk; a sermon by Rev. T.V. Seewell. (R) _ 8*00 8 ANKA Guest: Shari Ulrtch.(R). 8 MOVIE *** "The* Prisoner OlZenda" (1979, Comedy) Peter Sellers, Lynne Frederick. A confusion ol Idonlilios leada to both comic and dangeroua situations for two look- alikes, one a king and the other a common subject, In the mythical land of Ruri- tanla. <m a a movie **» "Scannera"(l981, Horror) Jennifer O'Neill, Patrick McGoohan. A lethal conflict arises between two email groupa ol people whoae extraordinary psychic powers Include the ability to kill by using telepathy. a TUCKER'S WITCH A llamboyonl Hollywood hairdresser (Joe Penny) asks Rick and Amanda for protection when he learns that a hit man la after him. (R) 8 QREAT PERFORMANCES "Brldeshead Revisited: Ths Bleak Light Of Day" Sebastian returns to achool seemingly bent on hla own destruction efter hie mother (Claire Bloom) asks an Oxford don to watoh over hor eon. (Part 3)(R)p '»■ 8 MOVE ** "The Pyx" (1873, Horror) Keren Black, Christopher Plummer. An investigation ol the death of a call girl loads police to e devil's cult, 9:30 8 NEWHART Kirk enters the hospitel for nose surgery, leaving Dick and Joanna to serve lunch to a' group of convicts at his cate.(R) 10*00 8 THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL . 8 CAGNEY & LACEY Succumbing to job burnout when her long-awaited vacation la postponed by Lt. Samuels, Mary Beth quietly dlsappeors without alerting anyone. (R) B THE MAGfC OF DANCE "The Ebb And Flow'' Rudolf Nureyev end Mikhail Baryshnlkov ere feetured aa Dame Margot Fonteyn traces the development of ballet over the cpurae of 300 years. (R) ©TWORONNIES ffl RENCONTRES 10:30 ©NEWS fflRENCONTRES 11:00 OOONEWS 8 8 CTV NATIONAL NEWS 8 80UN08TAQE Country mueic etar Ronnie Milsap performs "Smokey Mountain Rain," "Cowboys And Clowns," "I'm A Stand By My Woman Man" and other hits. ffl MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN Mary playa hoatess to a funaral; Tom has a surprise for Mae. ffl CITY LIGHTS Guest: Richard Chambsrialn. (Part 1) 8 DU QRAND LARGE AUX GRANDS LACS 11:06 BNEWS 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEW8 ©NEWS 11:26 8 BARNEY MILLER Barney's daughter makes a date with Wojd, Who hee a playboy reputation that makes Barney very nervous. (R) 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE B THE BEST OF CARSON Hoat: Johnny Caraon. Guests: Larry Gatlin. Leonard Waxdeck and high achool blrdoallere, Carol Wayne. (R) aCLOSE-UP 8 HART TO HART Jonathan and Jennifer are on opposing sides when they try to solve a murder in which their beat friends are the suspects. (R) 8SOUND8QOOD . . tpM; '■ 8 HART TO HART Obseaaed with Jonathan, an employee (Kathleen Lloyd) of Hart Induatries plans to eliminate Jennifer. (R) 11:66 8 CFL FOOTBALL Saskatchewan Roughrld- ere at British Columbia Liona 12*00 8 PBS LATENIGHT Hoat: Dennie Whoiey. 8 MOVE *» "No Way Out" (1872, Drama) Alain Delon, Richard Conte. A syndicate contraot killer lashes out In a violent fury of retaliation against his bosses tor the murdera of his wife and child. 12:06 8 MOVIE *U "Bar- quero" (1970, Weetem) Lee Ven Cleef, Warren Oatee. A lone men goee efter the soldiers ot fortune who massacred an entire town. 8 MOVE ** "The Steel Inferno" (1977, Dreme) Kevin Tighe, Rendolph Mantooth. Paramedlce Gage and De Soto become involved In a complex rescue operation at the scone of a raging office tower tire. 12:30 OONEONONE 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: pop singers Simon and Gartunkel. ..y '• **** ■ . 8 MOVE ** "More Than Friends" (1978, Comedy) Rob Reiner, Penny Marshall. A young couple try to decide whether they're batter at being friends or lovors. (R) 12:66 8 COLUMBO Columbo's luxury cruise becomee a working vacation, after a business* executive (Robert Vaughn) kills the ship's entertainer. (R) i-oo ;--,•■■■', op.m. northwest 1:30 ONEWS 8 NBC NEW8 OVERNIGHT 2:00 ffl TWILIGHT ZONE A for gotten star ol the '30s usee her old movlee to recreate the spirit of her hoy- day. ,..,*. ffl BOB NEWHART When Bob accepts an Invitation to lecture et a Bex seminar, hla audience ahowa up nude. 8 8 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN 2:16 BNEWS 2:30 B MOVE **IS "The Green Slime" (1969, Science-Fiction) Robert Norton, Luclana Peluzzi. Plant lite from an asteroid attacks a U.S. apace elation. ©NEWS 2:46 O CLOSE-UP 3.-P0 8 CBS NEWS NtGHlWATCH y 8 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 4130 ' f: 8 MARSHAL DILLON ' ' Peter Sellers (I.) waltzes with the Princess Flavla (Lynne Frederick) In THE PRISONER OF ZENDA, to be rebroad- cast Monday. July 25 on NBC. TUESDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS O CBUT ICBCI Van. Q KOMO (ABC) Sea. O KING (NBC) Sea. OCHEK ICTVI Vic. O KIRO ICBSI Sen Q BCTVICTVI Van Q KCTS |Nell Sea. 10 Community Cable © KVOS ICBS Ind) Bell. ffl CKVU llndl Van. ffl CBUVTICBCIVan JULY 26,1983 DAYTIME SPECIALS 11:00 O NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Save The Panda" The giant panda Is observed In Ihs remote Wolong Natural Reserve in Chine and in zoos sround the world, and the historic international effort to help them In their fight for survival Is examined. (R)p 4:00 O R0OT8 Klzzy (Leslie Uggsms) helpe a young slave lo run away and Ib sold ss punishment and raped by her new'owner (Chuck Connors). (Part 7) DAYTIME CHILDREN'8 SHOWS 10:30 O REAOINQ RAINBOW Lily Tomlln narratos "Gregory, The Terrible Eeter"; LeVer Burton finds out some interesting (acts about Ihe eetlng habits ot animals, p 6:30 O READING RAINBOW LeVar Burton roads "Thrse By The Sea" and discovers thst stories csn be creeled out ol the eea, ths Band, or the air. p DAYTIME MOVIES 2:30 8 **» "L'Armoir volante" (1948, Comedle) Fernandel, Annette Poivre. Une vleille lemmo, pertle chorcher des meubles en province, meurt en cours de route. 3:00 8 **1S "Survlvol On Charter 220" (1978, Adventure) Kevin Tighe, Randolph Mantooth. Two pianos collide In mid-air and crash Into a housing project where paramadlcs have already responded to another emergency. EVENINQ 6:00 8 CBC EVENINQ NEWS O ABC NEWS p 8 NBC NEWS ©QNEWS O CBS NEWS ©BUSINESS REPORT ffl M'A'S'H The doctors of the 4077th hove more than thsy can handle on e bad day in ths OR. 8 QUNCY 6:30 O 8 NEWS 8 P-M. MAQAZINE A hot air balloon resort in the Rocky Mountains; secrets of writing romsnce novels from e best-selling euthor. 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT ffl CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Roddy McDowell. 7:00 8 FAME The students ol the School ot the Arts are Integrated with the pupils from a regular high school to carry out a history experiment. (R) OP.M. NORTHWEST 8 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT A look at celebrity hairdressers. 8 LORNE QREENE'S NEW WILDERNE8S Churchill, Men. - "ths polar bear capital ol Ihe world" - is the site of a program examining the true nature ol thoae animals. (R) p ONEWS Q SOAP Jessica is held hostsgs by South Amsrican revolutionaries; Mary decides thet the family is cursed. ffl PEOPLE'S COURT fflVANCOUVER 8 TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7:06 O ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL II "Hair 01 The Dog" In Mrs; Hall's sbsence, Tristan's housskeeping pleases no one. (Psrt 18) 7:30 O THE MUPPETS Gussl: Csrol Burnett. OTIC TAC DOUGH B-..-THE JEFFERSONS George's sudden generosity looks like just e ploy to best out a competitor lor an award, p ' 8 FAMILY FEUD 8 LORNE QREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS Churchill, Man. -- "ths polar beer capital of the world" - ia the eite ol e program examining Ihe true nature ot those animals. (R) p © MARY TYLER MOORE Lou and Mary dating? Even they don't believe it's happening, but they give it a try. ffl TELEJOURNAL 8:00 B THIS LAND "Shipwreck. Shores" The remains ol a ship that aank oft Ihe coast of Labrador over 400 years ago, the oldest undersea shipwreck ever found In North Amerlce, end those of other vessels are explored by dlver-scl- entist Joe Maclnnia. 8 HALF-HOUR COMEDY HOUR A feat-paced show of comedy eketches end blackouta featuree hosts Thorn Sharp end Arsenlo Hall and a cast of regulars including John Moschltta, Barry Diamond, Vic Dunlop, Jan Hooks, Dlsne Slllwell, Peter Isacksen, Victoria Jackaon and John Paragon. 8 THE A-TEAM The team Is hired by s veteran police ollicer (Norman Alden) who tears thst corrupt members ol his S.W.A.T. team are planning to kill him. (R) 8 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Gonzo learna that a college friend (Krletoffer Taborl) who is supposedly suffering from an incurable disesse may be perfectly healthy after all. (R) a ON THE ROAD WITH CHARLES KURALT Correspondent Kursll presents vignettes about the people, placee and events he encountera es he travels through Amorica. B MOVIE *•» "Shock Trauma" (1982, Drama), William Conrad, Chris Wiggins. The work ol Dr. R. Adams Cowley leads to the creation ol the lira! medical ahock trauma unit. (R)p 8 NOVA "City 01 Coral" Viewers are laksn on a voyage through one ol the world'a most fascinating and colorful ecosystems - a coral reef. (R) p ffl EVERY TEN SECONDS Dr. Timothy Johnson hosts an examination of the weys Americans can give birth In the 1980a. 8 NOUS LES COMIQUE3 **tt "Jour de gloire" (1976, Comedle) Jeen Lolebvre, Pierre Tornado. En 1944, une colonne allemnade escortsnt un missile est forcee par la destruction d'un pont de s'srreter dans un village jusque-la epargne par la guerre. 8*30 8 JOANE LOVES CHA- CHI Joanle and Chachl are thrilled ebout Annette's engagement, until the groom-tp-bo makos a pass at Joanle. (R)p 8 OUR TIMES WITH BILL MOYERS Contemporary Issues that affect the deily Uvea ol Americans to different degrees are axe- mined by correspondent Moyers. 9:00 8 a THREE'S COMPANY Jack becomes suspicious of e handsome eoap opera star (Dennis Cole) -who seems overly anxious to marry Terri. (R) p © REMINGTON STEELE A TV station manager (Ron Frozior) hires Laura end Remington to Investigate threats against hla new "happy-talk" newa teem. 8 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE A week-long vlait with her grendmother holds the promise of enswsrs to Stephanie's questions about her deceesed mother, but Grandma Harris isn't talking. 8 MOVIE **• "A Prt-. vale Battle" (1980, Biography) Jack Warden, Anne Jackson. The true etory of author Corneliua Ryan'a courageous bout against cancer and its effects on his lamlly and work is dramatized. (R) 8 LIFELINE Dr. James H. Duke, e trauma surgeon, strugglss to seve en auto accident victim by flying her In a- helicopter to a nearby hospital. ffl TO BE ANNOUNCED ffl MOVE *• "A Private Battle" (1980, Drema) Jack Warden, Anne Jackaon. A young man's lamlly find themeelves confronted with cancer. . 8:30 8 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT (R) Muriel's old Heme (Dick Geutier) arrives tor a visit and sets his romantic sights on Jackie. (R) 8 9 TO 6 .Roz (Jean Marsh) causes mayhem In the office when she takes over Mr. Hart's duties efter he la accidentally Injured. (R) 8 BIZARRE Featured: a puppet ponilonllary; the Church ol Punk; a sermon by Rev. T.V. Seewell. (R) ffl PREMIERE PAGE 10*00 B THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL 8 8 HART TO HART Jennifer becomes e murder tsrget efter creating" a aoep opera storyline that would cause the dismissal ol a leading actor (Peter Brown). (R)p 8 8 ST. ELSEWHERE Dr. Weslpholl's decision to seal olf an entire ward becomee justified when several patienta are confirmed to have died of Leglonnaire'e Diseese. (R) 8 HARD CHOICE8 "Human Experiments: The Price Of Knowledge" The rights end welfare ot human subjects 'used in scientific experiments ere exemlned. ©TWORONNIES 10:30 ©NEWS fflRENCONTRES 11*00 OOONEWS 8 8 CTV NATIONAL NEWS 8 CREATIVITY WITH BILL MOYERS "Woman And Creativity" Three femele ertists explore the confliot ol professional creativity versus raising a family. (R) ffl MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN Mae's reunion le a big heedeche for Tom; and It's all Mary's fault. Loretta and Charlie get some not eo friendly news. ffl CITY LIGHTS Guest: Richard Chamberlain. (Part 2) fflAINSIVALAVIE 11.-06 ONEWS 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS 8 NEWS 11:26 8 BARNEY MILLER Harris takee over command of the equad when Bamey le jailed tef contempt! ,of court.(Part 1)(R) 11:30 8 ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE B TONIGHT Host: Johnny Careon. Queet: Llnde Evana* O CLOSE-UP 8 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL "Blacks In White TV" Tony Brown looke at the eerly commer- . del decisions that affected the treatment and / or omission of black actors. (R) ffl QUINCY Qulncy trlee to put e etop to ebuse of the elderly by their children. (R) ffl SOUNDS GOOD 11:48 8 QUNCY A skyjacking has a deedly aftereffect six years later when the just-recovered money is discovered to be carrying slatsl disesse. (R) 11:66 8MOVE** "TheShow Goes On" (1836, Comedy) Grade Fields, Owen Neres. The etory of o former mill girl's rise to stardom Is told. 8 MOVE **K "Un sac deblllee" (1977, Comedle) Paul-Eric Sohulmann, Joseph Goldenberg. Pendant I'occupatlon ellemende de la France en 1942, deux garconnets lulls sont envoyea en zone libra par leure parenta. 12:00 8 PBS LATENIGHT Host: Dsnnls Whoiey. ffl MOVE *•» "Deeth Rides A Horse" (1969, Western) Lee Ven Cleef, John Phillip Lew. When a young men eete out to evenge the ruthless murders ot his family, he encounters one of the killers, but finds he csn't go through with hWplan. I '; "'12-06 ■:*. IS ffl MOVE •• "In Search Of Noah'a . Ark" (1976) Documentary. Narrated by Brad Crandall. A dramatic re-creation of the biblical etory ol the Qreat Flood highlights thla account of the eearoh for archaeological and historical proof of the ark's exletence. 8 MOVE ••• "Rancho Deluxe" (1976, Comedy) Jell Bridges, Sam Waters- ton. An American Indian and hla young cohort disillusioned by the rigors of a responsible life become aimless drifters snd turn to cattle rustling. 12:30 BONE ON ONE B LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: comedian Richard Morris, baseball player Mark Fldrych, newscaster- Interviewer Barbara Waltera. ■12:40 - ffl MCMILLAN A television newsmen ie poisoned, and all ot the euspecte ere friends of McMillan. (R) 12:66 O MCMILLAN 1:00 ©P.M. NORTHWEST 1:30 ONEWS B NBC NEW8 OVERNIGHT 2:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE A meek, nearsighted bank teller haa one passion In life: reeding. 2:08 8 8 BIONIC WOMAN 2:16 ONEWS 8 BOB NEWHART Bob runs into marital problems when he brings hla therapy group home tor a role-playing encounter.' ;*-*.''iy .-.'jsfcijjD'i * -',v' 8 MOVE **K "Ad One" (1983,. Biography) Qeorge Hamilton, Jason Robards. The lure ol theater lite proves too strong for a Jewish boy. ©NEW8 ytU ... *«:']')_'■'. 8 CLOSE-UK'S Wt . ■ aoo *•» i 8 CBS NEW8 NIGHTWATCH 3:06 8 8 HAWAII FIVE-0 8 MARSHAL DILLON ' LITTLE ROCK RACEWAY Tuesday Nights Mofoicross Starting 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY CHANNELS GUIDE FOR TV LISTINGS 8 CBUT (CBC) Van. O KOMO (ABC) Sea. 8 KINO (NBC) Sea. OCHEK (CTV) Vic. O KIRO (CBS) Sea 0 BCTV (CTV) Van. 8 KCTS (Not) Sea. 10 Community Cable © KVOS (CBS-Ind) Bell. 8 CKVU (Ind) Vsn. 8 CBUVT (CBC) Van. JULY 27, 1983 DAYTIME 8PECIAL8 11*00 O IN RESIDENCE: THE EMERSON STRING QUARTET One ol the country's moat eminent chamber music groups performs sn all Beethoven concert In the Grand Salon of the Smlthsonien'e Renwick Gsllery ol Art in Weshing* ton, D.C. ' 4:00 8 ROOTS Klzzy gives birth to e eon, Chicken George (Ben Vereen), felhered by har owner who raises lighting roosters. (Psrt 8) DAYTIME CHILDREN'8 SHOWS 10:30 8 READING RAINBOW LeVar Burton reada "Three By The Sea" and dlscov- oro that atoriea can be created out ol the ses, the eend, or the elr. p 6:30 8 READING RAINBOW Bill Cosby nerretee "Arthur's Eyes," sbout e boy who needs glosses, p DAYTIME MOVIE 3:00 8 ** "The Lost Yeere" (1978) Documentery. New ly unearthed documenta purport that Jesus Christ undertook a pilgrimage etretchlng from Rome to Tibet during the 16 yeere of hie lite not recorded in the Gospols. EVENING 6:00 8 CBC EVENING NEW8 8ABCNEW8P 8 NBC NEWS ©©NEWS 8 CBS NEWS 8 BUSINESS REPORT © M'A'8'H Hawkeye relueea lo releeee a wounded Korean wanted by U.S. Intelligence. 8 BIZARRE, BIZARRE 6:30 ©QNEWS 8 P.M. MAQAZINE A profile of comedian Eddie Murphy; a former CIA trained .killer turned Amlsh farmer. 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT ffl CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Whiplash," "The Femlly." 8 TELEJOURNAL REGIONAL 7:00 8 BASEBALL Montreal Expoa at Cincinnati Reds 8 P.M. NORTHWEST 8 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Ben Kingsley returne to the thester. ©MEMORIE8 WITH LAWRENCE WELK "My North Dskots Daya" BNEWS 8 SOAP Jsaslca's kidnapper aweepa her off her feet; Burt end Danny, in disguise, infiltrate e mea- eago parlor. S PEOPLE'S COURT VANCOUVER 8 BASEBALL Les Reds do Cincinnati recolvent lee Expoe de Montreal 7:06 8 ALL CREATURE8 QREAT AND 8MALL II "It Wishes Were Horsee" Tristan is smitten wilh Debbie Mount, and Siegfried worries ebout the coming war. (Part 19) 7:30 8 THE MUPPETS Gussl: Melissa Msncheeter. OTIC TAC DOUGH BFAMILYFEUD 8 CAUGHT IN THE ACT Guest: Veldy. © MARY TYLER MOORE The new ownere of WJM re-evsluste the news operations snd decide to tire Mary, Lou and Murray. 8:00 8 8 THE FALL GUY Jody la kidnapped In a plot to force Colt to eprlng e cralty swindler (Mary Crosby) Irom jail. (R) 8 REAL PEOPLE Featured: a convsntion of college cheerleadere; America's Women'e Alpine Ski Team; a centerfold photography session for Playboar Magazine; a profile ol a narcotics agent. (R) 8 SENSATIONAL SEVENTIES 8 MOVIE **• "The Ordeal 01 Dr. Mudd" (1980, Orama) Dennla Weaver, Susan Sullivan. The Maryland doctor who unwittingly helped noses- sin John Wllkee Booth escape by setting his broken leg efter Abrehem Lincoln's murder Is placed on trial. (R) 8 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Polar Bear Alert" The great white poler beer end e Manitoba town'a eftorta to co-exist with them ere the eubjeols of e documentery hosted by E.G. Marshall and narrated by Jason Robards. (R) p 8 MOVE ***!. "The Mark Of Zorro" (1940, Adventure) Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. In the 1820s, the swashbuckling eon of e California noblemen sieges deadly duels wllh his ono- mlee. 9:00 8 THE HAMPTON8 (Premiere) The faahionable section of Long Island Is tha backdrop for tha saga of an elegant department store's managing director (Mlcheel Goodwin), hie wile (Leigh Taylor-Young), an heiress (Bibi Beach) end her'younger husband (John Rellly), the president of the etore. 8 THE FACTS OF LIFE Blair's half-aiater (Eve Plumb) visits Eaatlsnd end announces her deciBion to become a nun. (Part 1) (R) 8 MOVE •• "Miracle 01 Kathy Miller" (1981, Dreme) Sheron Gleaa, Frank Convorae. An Arizona teenager struggles to rstum to har lite es sn alh-' lete alter a serious Occident. 8 REAL PEOPLE Featured: reports on a drug raid by Loe AngoloB narcotics detectives; e convention of cheerleedere. end mascots from 160 Amerlcen colleges; the training of the U. S. Women'e Alpine Ski Team; a California couple who have a paealon for the color purple; Playboar magazine, a trade publication tor pig termors. 8 SUMMER OF JUDGMENT This retrospective on the 1973 Senete Wolor- gate hearings feeluree recent Interviews with Sam Ervln snd Chief Counsel Sam Dash. 8 MOVIE **H "Medron" (1971, Western) Rloherd Boone, Leslie Ceron. A gunllghter and a French-Canadian nun who survived en Indian massacre set out on e desert trek to elude Apsche warriors. 9:30 B IN8IDE BASEBALL Dsve Vsn Home and Bob McDevItt exemlne the world of Major League Beseball through game highlights, Intervlewe end related features. 8 BUFFALO BILL Wendy (Geens Davis) gsts an unsettling Insight Inlo.Bill's true nature when ehe books a respected scientist for tho show. 8 FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE JAZZ 10:00 8 THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL 8 8 DYNA8TY Adam rovoalo lo Alexia hia rolo in causing Jell's irrational behevlor, ol which Fallon la becoming Inoreesingly fearful, while Blake end Kryatle'e ettempt to adopt Danny runs inlo complications. (R) p 8 THE NEW8 18 THE NEW8 From New York City, e repertory oaat Including Mlchasl Davla and Simon Jonaa presents s llghthesrted look et maior events of the dey. ©TW0R0NNIE8 fflAPRESLABALEINE 10:30 8 TAXI Alex takoe e eecond job as Ihe part-time assistant to a Broadway producer. (R) ffl NEWS 8 TELEJOURNAL / NOUVELLESDU SPORT 10:66 fflRENCONTRES 11:00 OOONEWS 8 8 CTV NATIONAL NEW8 8 MURDER MOST ENGLISH "Five Red Herrings" Of Ihe six suspeote, only one could have killed Csmpbsll.lPartS) ffl MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN Tha Shumways get a surprise "love" letter; Mary gete aome familiar houae- guests. ffl CITY LIGHTS Gusst: Bolte Mlddler. 11:06 BNEWS 11:20 8 VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:26 8 BARNEY MILLER While Berney's lawyer end Ihe judge eeek a compromise, Bsrnoy le left in a coll with a neurotlo murder suspect. (Part 2) (R) 8 CINEMA **H "Le Camion" (1976, Drame) Marguerite Duras, Gerard Deperdieu. Un scsnario hypothetlque qui portoroll le litre eulvent: "Le Camion". '-," ■ 11:30 8 ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE 8 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Csrson. Quests: actreaa Corrlo 'Fisher ("Return Ot The Jedl"), Bill OJalo and hla dog. OCL08E-UP ffl POLICE STORY A Chi- cano policeman (Richard Ynlguez) goee undercover to expoae a smuggling ring thet explolte lllegsl Moxl- csn sllene. (R) fflSOUNDSGOOD 11:46 8 POLICE 8TORY A spe- clnl-duly officer (Chad Everett) triea to negotlete wllh two would-be benk robbere (Warren Oates,. Bruoa Davison) holding hoatagee. (R) 11:66 8 MOVE •*• "Rio Conchos" (1984, Western) Richard Boone, Stuart Whitman. Four men eet out across tha Texaa desert otter, the Civil War to recover etolen Army rifles earmarked tor eale to the Apachae. 12:00 8 PBS LATENIGHT Host: Dsnnls Whoiey. 8 MOVE ••* "Tommy" (1976. Musical) Ann- Mergret, Roger Dollry. Music by The Who. Struck deaf, dumb and blind by a childhood trauma, a young man becomee en unlikely plnball champion. ■ 12:06 ' 8MOVE** "FastCo." (1979, Adventure) John Sexon. William Smilh. A race car driver plana on getting back Into an Important funny oar race efter his sponsor replaces him with his blggost rival. 8 MOVE **M "The Meduea Touch" (1968, , Horror) Richard Burton, Lee Remick. A femele psychiatrist attempte to minimize the Importence of her patient's claim that he posseeses uncontrollable lolokinotic powers that reeult in death and disaster. 12:30 OONEONONE B LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Queete: comedienne- eotreee Sandra Bornhard, harmonica player Toote Thlolenions. 1:00 OP.M. NORTHWEST 1:30 ONEWS 8 NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT 2*00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE A down-and-outer trlaa to tum another man'a ability to tell the future Into a prof- It. 2:06 8 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN Stovo muet eave a young prlnoa from an "accidental" death. (Part 2) 2:16 a NEWS 8 BOB NEWHART Bob auccumba fo the pressures ol living In a big city and seeke employment at a amall rural college. 2:20 8 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN Steve trlee to get. Information on the nuclear mlaaile block market. (Part 1) 2:30 8 MOVE *tt "The Birds And The Boes" (1966, Comedy) George Gobel, Mltzl Gaynor. A proud men rejecte a girl with a ahady past, but later (alia for her again. ©NEWS O CLOSE-UP aod*. •■,■' B CBS NEW8 NIGHTWATCH ' 3«' ' 8 HAWAII FIVE-0 An elderly Hawaiian becomea the target of mysterious and Inexplicable deeth threats. 3:20 8 HAWAII FIVE-0 A famoue research scientist, convinced thet he ehot a man, disappeers from hla government poat. 4:30 8 MARSHAL DILLON Harry Van Hemert' INTERCOAST CONSTRUCTION LTD. © COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION OF: • POLE AND FRAME BUILDINGS • FARM AND COMMERCIAL For free estimate .Phone 794-7000 49569 Castleman Rd., Chilliwack, B.C. »0«?, mW t sw IMC AUTO SUSS INSTALLATIONS ALL MAKES - « .. « models rrts EttiMltM DON'S AUTO BODY & PAINT SHOP LTD. 27441 FRASER HWY. ALDERQROVE 83ft-_*394 BBS ■ ■■ ' , ■■ 11 i i mmmammmmammm ' LvW.***.^. .-j-^^^..^^^ ' ■:!7?T. •.yy"~y*:\: THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 11 Only one word could describe the savings . . . the selection . . . ihe all-out satisfaction you '11 find when you shop locally. The Aldergrove business community really does offer a wide variety of goods and services all within easy reach by phone, car and foot. Save this business directory and give us a try the next time your household is in need of something. We'd be delighted to show you just how good, efficient and cost-conscious we are! .=--g-----IM-----.-.--i„„„„-„„«-1;=*«g ALDERGROVE BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountants Stephen M. Butcher 27306 Frdser Hwy. 856-4141 CB. Russoll Ste. 5- 27256 Fraser Hwy. 856-1856 Hantke, Coffey and Redokop 3055 - 273.St. & Fraser Hwy. - 856-5154 Walker & Co. 27030B Fraser Hwy. 856-7737 Beauty Salons A-Cut-Above Landmark Centre 27256 Fraser Hwy. 856-1991 Sharon's Coiffures 27265 Fraser Hwy. 856-7161 Alignment R &-M Alignment 26827 Fraser Hwy. 856-5011 Antique Countyllne Antiques & Reproductions 26963 Old Yale Rd. 856-7262 Art & Craft Supplies Western Gem & Mineral Supply 27102 Fraser Hwy. 8564170 Automobile Parts & Service Alder Auto Parts 26891 Frassr Hwy. 8564125 Banks Aldergrove Credit Union 3528-248 St. 856-2558 2941 - 272 St. 856-7724 Canadian Imperial Bank ol Commerce 3086-272 St. 856-2507 Royal Bank Countryside Shopping Centre 856-3344 Bicycles Life Cycles Countryside Shopping Centre 856-3171 Bowling Alder Lanes Bowling Alley 27070 Fraser Hwy. 856-2034 Building Supplies Otter Co-op 3600 - 246 St. 856-2517 or 530-9588 Wilway Lumber Sales 28728 Fraser Hwy. 856-5144 Bill's Autobody & Paint Works 26724 Fraser Hwy. 856-2721 Don's Autobody and Paint Shop 27441 Fraser Hwy. 856-2594 Four Star Autobody 3075-275ASt. 856-3993 S.R. Collision 3088-275ASt. 856-5522 Automobile Dealers Don's Alderclty Motors 27441 Fraser Hwy. 856-2594 • Cabinet Makers Kitchen Korner 26929 Fraser Hwy. 856-4134 Carpet Dealers Penners Carpet Hut 27329 Fraser Hwy. 856-3811 : Cleaners Busy Bee Cleaners Aldergrove Centre Mall 856-1200 drove Cleaners 27266 Fraser Hwy. 856-8777 , One Hour Martlnlzlng 27129 Fraser Hwy. 856-5466 Clothing Stores The Bonnettry 27548 Fraser Hwy. 856-3700 Moonshiner Jeans Countryside Shopping Centre (next to Dairy Queen) Convenience Stores Mac's Open 24 hours 2901-272 St. Delicatessens Countryside Dell Countryside Shopping Centra 856-3711 Dell Grove Aldergrove Centre Mall 856-6328 Franks Dell . 27665 Fraser Hwy. 856-3285 Stoeltlngs Dell 27288 Fraser Hwy. 856-2311 Department Stores Stedmans Aldergrove Centre*Mall 8SI_i-152_2 Drapes & Drapery Hardware Gem Air Enterprises 27243 Fraser Hwy. 856-4088 Feed (Animal) Buckerflelds Ltd. 3111-272 St. 856-2811 Country Feede 25236 Fraser Hwy. 856-1611 Fencing Supplies Otter Co-op 3600 - 248 St. 530-9588 or 856-2517 Fireplace Florists Sunny Daya Flowers 27256 Fraser Hwy.. 856-8360 Garden Supplies Buckerflelds 3111-272 St. 856-2811 Aldergrove A-1 Glass Ltd. 3060-275ASt. 856-6550 Grocery Stores Country Produce & Bulk Foods 3084-272 St. ' 856-3422 Safeway Countryside Shopping Centre 856-5977 Super Valu Aldergrove Centre Mall 856-5101 Hardware Home Hardware Ltd. 3147-272 St. 856-2411 Health Foods Countryside Health Foods Countryside Shopping Centre 856-3990 Old Millstone Natural Foods 27257 Fraser Hwy. 856-1333 Public Houses Fox & Hounds 26444-32 Ave. 856-8111 R.E. McDonald Stoves & Stones 3711-248 St. & Fraser Hwy. 856-1551 Sutler & Sons Ltd. ^27412 Fraser Hwy. . , 856-2685 Insurance Alpha Insurance Agency 27030A Fraser Hwy. 856-1881 Atwater Insurance Agency Ltd. Countryside Shopping Centre 856-4711 Sabll Insurance Agency Ltd. Aldergrove Centre Mall 856-4144 Janitorial Services Fraserway Janitorial Supplies 27082 Fraser Hwy. 856-5571 Jewelry & Repairs Western Gem & Mineral Supply 27102 Fraser Hwy. 856-8170 Laundromat Old Country Laundromat 27232 Fraser Hwy. 856-7215 Lighting Supplies 1 Steve's Custom Home Lighting Ltd. 27294 Fraser Hwy. 856-1322 Meat Suppliers Hall's Quality Meats 3088 - 272 St. North 856-7616 Newspaper The Aldergrove Star 27120 Fraser Hwy. 856-8303 or 856-5212 Photographers Aldergrove Photohouse 27240-30 Ave. 856-5715 Hart's Video & Photography #2-27256 Fraser Hwy. 856:5244 Van's Photography & Photoflnlehlng Aldergrove Centre Mall 8564575 Printing Century 21 Parte Realty 27233 Fraser Hwy. 856-2525 Sabll Realty Ltd. 26978 Fraser Hwy. 856-2577 Restaurants Big D. Restaurant 3075 - 271 St. 856-5318 It's A Slice Restaurant Aldergrove Centre Mall 856-5969 Kentucky Fried Chicken 27028 Fraser Hwy. 856-7500 Old Style Fish and Chips 27237 Fraser Hwy. 856-2211. Pat & Mike's Sandwich Shoppe Landmark Centre 27256 Fraser Hwy. 856-9533 Pirro'8 Pizza Place Ltd. 27279 Fraser Hwy. 856-4011 or 856-1656 PM Pizza 27117 Fraser Hwy. 856-9000 Del. The Roundhouse 27083 Fraser Hwy. 856-7502 Service Stations Luv-lt Automotive (formerly Aldergrove Mohawk) 26930 Fraser Hwy. 856-8155 or 530-8313 Quiring Motors Limited 27158 Fraser Hwy. 856-8721 oreves. 856-2707 Sunshine Texaco 27211 Fraser Hwy. 856-4434 Shopping Centres Aldergrove Centre Mall 3100-272 St. Administration 856-3375 Countryside Shopping Centre 27556 Fraser Hwy. Valcraft Printers 27112 Fraser Hwy. 856-4911 Sporting Goods Aldergrove Sports Centre 27130 Frassr Hwy. 8564518 Stereo & Supplies Radio Shack 27229 Fraser Hwy. 856-4014 Television Aldergrove Video & T.V. Sales 27105 Fraser Hwy. 856-9090 Tire Stores R&M Tire and Alignment 26827 Fraser Hwy. 8564011 Towing lan'a Towing 27211 FraserHwy. 856-1745 Quiring Motors Limited 27158 Fraser Hwy. 8564721 oreves. 856-2707 Travel Valley Travel Service Ltd. 27271 Fraser Hwy. 856-7741 Unlglobe Quality Travel II Aldergrove Centre Mall 856-1646 Vacuum Cleaners Gem Air Enterprises 27243 Fraser Hwy. 856-4088 Veterinarians Dr. Jim McClendon 26841 Fraser Hwy. 856-7707 Video Shops Hart's Video & Photography #2 - 27256 Fraser Hwy. 856-5244 Video Stop Countryside Shopping Centre 856-4588 Window Screens Fred's Custom Screens 365-264 Street 856-2401 Yarns & Crafts Merit's Yam A Craft Aldergrove Centre Mall 856-1646 A message from Aldergrove and District Chamber of Commerce ... your local business people ! I" » mm mm HHH THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNE8DAY, JULY 20,1983 M M ALQERGROVE'S ro SUPER teKETYn PLAOe ■ '■ Classified Directory 29, Accounting and 32. Jobs Available Bookkaaping 12. Landscaping and 1. Announcement! and Nuraary Supplies Coming Events 8. Legale 28. Appraisals 11. Lessons * 26. Auction 38. Livestock 51. Automotive Supplies 7. Lost and Found 6. Births 50. Machinery and 49. Boats for Sale Equipment 19. Brickwork 35. Miscellaneous for Sale 16. Bldg. Construction 48. Miscellaneous Wdnled- 41. Building Supplies 44. Mobile Homes 10.. Business Services and 52. Motorcycles Miscellaneous 40. Music S. Cards of Thanks 17. Paving 53. Cars 2. Personals 22. Electrical 38. Pels 4. Engagements and 21. Plumbing Weddings 37, Poultry 30. Finance 27. Professional Services 25. Fuel Miscellaneous 45. Furniture 42. Properly lor Sale 46. Garage Sales 33. Rentals . 39. Garden Produce 15. Septic Tafike • 16. Gravel Sales 31. Situations Wanted 20. Gyproc and Stucco 23. Topsoll aild Manure 24. Hay Sales 13. Tractor Work 47. Holiday and Utility 9. Travel Trailers 64. Trucks d3. Homes for Sale 34. Wanted to Rent 3. In Memorium 14. Well Drilling Phone your ad to: 856-8303 Advertissr or 666.5212. ■ Agreement It Is agreed by any advertiser requesting spacs lhat liability of the Central Frassr Valley Star in event of failure to publish sn advertisement or in event that errors occur in publishing ol an advertisement, shall, be limited to the amount; paid by the advertiser for' thst portion of ths advertising space occupied by Incorrect epace occupied by incorrect Item only, and that there shall bs no liability In any event beyond amount paid lor such advertisement. No responsibility Is accepted by Ihe newspaper when copy Is hot submitted or verified in writing. Central Fraser Valley Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 Classllled Advertising Rstes per August 1,1982 Weekly rate: first 20 words - $2.95 minimum charge1*, 12 cents per word for each additional word. Box Numbers - $2.25 extra. Deadlines ,for classified ads are 2:00 p.m. .Monday and lor too late to classify 12:00 noon Tuesday. The classified telephone numbers srs 656-8303 or 866-5212. OFFICE HOURS Office hours for The Star are 9 a.m. - S p.m. Monday through Saturday. 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND COMINB EVENTS 2. PERSONALS NEED BUSINESS INFORMATION? Call the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Buslnsss Information Olflce. We have information, booklets and brochures on most aspects of buslnsss from * Small Buslnsss Loans, to Manufacturing Opportunities. Call 8564383 or drop In at 27233 Frassr Hwy., Aldergrove (Century 21 Paris Realty Ofllce) 15-95844-11 Flea market. Aldergrove Legion. Every Sunday, 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Table rental $5. Admission 25 cents. Phone 656-5043. 39-4265-11 Troubled? For counselling services call 534-7921. Langley Family Services, 5339 • 207 St., Langley, B.C. 6-4668-11 Old Time dances, Aldsrgrove O.A.P. hall, 273rd St., every Saturday, 8 p.m. ' 37-11 St. Ann's Catholic church, 2826 - 272 SI., Aldergrove, 856.2641. Masses: Saturday 8:00 p.m. Sunday 8:30, 11:00 a.m. Confession: Saturday 7'to 7:45 p.m. 11-11 Do you .have a drinking problem? If so, snd you wish to stop, Alcoholics Anonymous can assist you. Write to Box 782, Aldsrgrove or phone 856-8240 or (Van.) 873-6466. 35-794351-11 The Lengley Stroke Club meets every Tuesday at 10. a.m. In the Langley Library al 20355 Douglas Cres. All who suffered a stroke are welcome. Contact 666-5M0 for Inlo. 43-tl Every Sat Morning BARTER & TRADE MEET Abboislord airport 8524488 HYPNOSIS A slimmer you. A nonsmoking you. A more confident you. A you minus bad habits. A you without unwarranted stress or tension. A successful you with heightened motivation. A more relaxed you minus fears or phobias. Make II happen with hypnosis. You can. Monay saving group rales Lengley Hypnosis Centre 534-7591 3-10332-tl 6. BIRTHS Born to Robert & Elaine Regler on June 25, at Langley Memorial hospital, Daniel Robert. A brother for Erica. 29-1 7. LOST AND FOUND Lost. 18 carat gold ring, square top. 3 Initials, P.A.M. Family heirloom 856-2961. 2M Lost. Mad. sized Boxer/ Mastiff male. Beige with stripes. Answers to Brutus. 856-6566, 6564217; 28-2 Lost. Mala Siamese with white mark on face & tip of tall. Comes to the name of Chang. 858-8507. 29-2 Lost. Black & white bull calf Fri. night. 32 Ave. & 272 St. 6564664. 29-1 Young holldayer lost, In trailer court, a tan leather purse. Donna King • Alberta. 8584658. 29-2 6. LEBALj 2. PERSONALS In- An-Anon people who know what ll's like lo llvs with an alcoholic share thslr experience, strength and hope. 856-6240, 866-2892. Meeting held Wed., 8 p.m., St. Dunstans Anglican church, 271 St., Aldergrove. 9-799549-11 Pregnant? A free pregnancy test. Results In 30 mln. No appointment needed. Thurs.: 7-9 p.m.; Frl.: 7-9 p.m.; Sat.: 10-4 p.m. 20512A Fraser Hwy., Langley (McBurney Lane) 633-3736. 27-799420-lf NEED LEGAL AID? Inlormition & Referral 530-7101 33-TF Robert Langln is no longer responsible for any debte Incurred by Nadlne Langln ae of June 28,1983. 29-799892-1 10. .BUSINESS SERVICES .: MISCELLANEOUS Bulldozing, clearing, levelling, road building. D53 commercial bulldozer. 668-4369. 29-4 10. BUSINESS SERVICES _MISCELLANE0U8 10. BUSINESS SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS ECKANKAR. A spiritual path. For Info. & free literature call 856-1566. 294 Problems? Personal, family, marriage. For confidential counselling call Valley Counselling Services, 853* 9479. 48-TF Paint Your Home With Quality Call Mike 859-9055 28-11704-tf SUNDECK REPAIRS and 100% Waterproofing Roofs and Floors Permanent Fiberglass Installations 10 Year Guarantee ABSOLUTELY WEATHERPROOF WE CUSTOM BUILD SUN BOOMS AND SUNDECK ADDITIONS WE FIBERGLASS TRAILER ROOFS For Fast. EHIclon' Sorvlce C«M* H.B. DESIGNS ? 826-1401 8 Find us in ihe yellow pSget Stephen M. Butcher Certllled General Accountant 27306 Fraser Hwy. P.O. Box 26, Aldergrove 856-4141 10-11099-11 A JOB WELL DONE IS OUR MOTTOI When It comes to television repairing,* we believe In doing It right the first time) At a fair prlcel 'All makes & brands 'Home service calls made *25 yrs. experience 'Pick up & delivery no chargel It you are wondering It lhal old T.V. Is worth repairs or not, call us, we'll come & check It and tell you at no chargel 6:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Tues. - Sat. D & A ELECTRONICS Specialists In Electronic Servicing 530-1028 530-0109 27-11711-tf WATER DELIVERY DRILLING "PUMP SALES & SERVICE VALLEY WATER SERVICES 856-6657 26-11697-1(1 Professional auto body & spray painting. Free estimates. In the Aldergrove area. Call 856- 1742 after 6 p.m. 28-799878-2 Knead Electric Residential, commercial Specializing In new home wiring, maintenance, renovations and repairs. Very reasonable rates with free estimates. 8264711. 25-799469-tf Used packaging machines for sale. Fellows, farmers, shrink & pouch equipment. 866-7829. 29-4 MENZIES ROOFING LTD. Rorooflng & repairs, dur- oid, cedar shakes, tar & gravel, residential & commercial. 856-1788 36-96905-TF CUSTOM SHEET METAL Colored & Galvanj/i.d Metal Flashings. Made to order lor stucco rooting, sidings. Menzlet Enterprises 856-1788 1-10417-11 J.F. Butler & Sons Ltd. PLUMBING & HEATING SPOOL CHEMICALS Soles i Service 856-2685 27412 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. MANDZIAK EXTERIORS Stucco t*> Sir/int* AiUlicidl Slnnr* Buck 856*6596 888 66*18 710516 If 19. BRICKWORK E.W. ft SON PAINTING Residental & Commercial Free estimates Ph. 856-8346 5-10355-11 12. LANDSCAPING AND NURSERY SUPPLIES A.E. BOBCAT SERVICES 729 with Backhoe Attachment Very reasonable rates 856-1863 28-11892-3 Rtiiontbla work al reas. prices. Home owners preferred. Complete ground work services, land clearing, excavating, landscaping, shallow wells, complete water work & septic systems. Bulldozing and paving. Highly exp. Piece work or contract 'or trade only. Call John Savage at 656-3262. _ 43-799015-tl Backhoe work, water & S( wer lines, excavating & i mdclearlng. 666-1047. 15-795395-tl Bobcat services & landscaping. 856-6181. 21-799596-tf Bedard Excavating • loading & levelling • light excavation • backhoe service • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-TF From the grower. Pyramidal cedar, 4-5 ft., $7.50. Gold cedar, 3-4 ft., $7.50. Japanese black pine, 3-5 ft., $4. - $7.50. 856-8288 after 5 p.m. 29-4 KARL DEGLAN Bulldozing - Excavating Clearing & Burning Demolition & Loading Cat 08 & 06 dozets 955 S 931-LGP loaders Excavator clearing grapple Karl 856.5032 Moody 634-4674 11-95517-TF 13. TRACTOR WORK Mowing, tedding, raking & baling. Also rototll- llng. 856-8653. 27-4 Rotovallng & light levelling. Specializing In lots. Ask for Bernle 856- 2736. 27-799429-tf reuT ran TRACTOR WORK ROTOVATIHQ CUSTOM HAYING Cutting, raking, baling 856-2218 18-11386-tf 16. GRAVEL SALES GODDARD TRUCKING & EXCAVATING LTD. • Radio controlled tandem . dump trucks •Gravel sales •Septic fill •931 wide track loader •JD 350 swamp cat wilh 6-way hydraulic blade & winch •JSW BH46 hydraulic excavator with thumb Phone George 534-3863 Terry 856-7381 11-10773-11 Sand A gravel, crushed rock, drain rock, light bulldozing, back filling, gravel driveway repair, 534*1248. . 24-796598-tl 18. BLDG, CONSTRUCTION Peterson Construction. 25 yrs. exp. Specializing In additions, alterations, new homes, barns & sundecks, etc. 866-7964. 11-798328-11 ALTRAC Contracting Ltd. •Ditching •Building •Grading .Fencing •Bulldozing .Clearing •Riding Arenas •General Maintenance One ol the Lowest Machinery Ratea In the Lower Mainland. Give us a call - We do It all I Warren Anderton 856-6676 . 17-11133-lf All type* brick, blook & Hay tor sale In barn. $2. atone work. Free estl- pr. bale. Ph. "856-8535 mates. Call Jim 666- or see 25358 - 32 Ave. 1793. 22-799492-tf ___L_________ -29-3 23. TOPSOIL AND MANURE1 25 FUEl Free horae manure. Excellent for garden. You pick up. 658-2900. 28-2 Weed free mushroom manure for sale. Old manure, $5. pr. yd., fresh $4. pr. yd. Free delivery local area. 856- 7181. 26-4 Mushroom'manure lor sale. Veg. garden, flowerbed & lawn. Delivery anytime. 15. pr. yd. Pick up your own. Ezakl Bros. Em. Ltd., 3621 - 264 St., Aldergrove. 6S«-S229. 6-799365-tf 24. HAtygALES For sale. Pickup load ot seasoned firewood. Delivered in Aldergrove for $38. Call Mark 666-6217. 6-11 For aala. Seaeoned dry firewood. By the cord or pick-' up. Call Mark 666-8217 evea. 2-tf Need mortgage money nowl Pickup truck load, split Alder. $35. pr. pickup, $45.' delivered. 858-9008. 28-4 Al Tuckwood Trucking Ltd. Eastern Washington allalla, timothy and straw Also Alberta straw All by ton or load. 533-4978 856-3988 '■*-* 24-82590-11 SPECIAL FIREWOOD BIRCH/ALDER $40. pr. truckload 533*4916 656-9627 28-11893-3 Hay In the field. No rain. Fertilized. $2.50 pr. bale. 656-4979. 27-3 Hay for sale. Off the. field. $1.50 - $2. pr. bale. 866-8906, 856- 4346. 28-2 Local hay, In field. $2. pr, bale. 856-4536. 28-2 Hay for sale. In-barn. $2.50 pr. bale. 656-2669 or 856-4888. 27-3 Hay lor sale. Off field. $2. pr. bale. 856-9609, 656-6618. * 27-4 Good quality local hay. $1.75 pr. bale in the field. Mln. order 100 bales. Place order now. 856-8143. 28-2 Custom haying done. Also orders taken for 1st 8* 2nd-crop hay In' field. 856-2674. 26-4 1/2 as good, twice as much. Full 2 cord load, $65. 8564089, 8564634 29-2 26. AUCTION AUCTION For the third consecutive week In our series of Sunday auctions, we offer another 250 lots of recently-arrived practical period furnishings, collectibles & antiques. PREVIEWS: 10 a.m. -6 p.m. Sat., July 23; 10a.m.-1 p.m. Sun., July 24 AUCTION: 1 p.m. Sun., July 24 PLACE: 5786-176ASt. CLOVERDALE B.C.'S MECCA FOR BARGAIN LOVERS: 8 reputable dealers In antiques & bric-a-brac; 2 huge Ilea markets; country markets for fresh farm produce; large municipal & private museums.' Abbey Antiques Inc. 674-4848 VISA Cash Mastercard II using Highway 1, exit 176 St. south to Cloverdale, corner 176A St. & 68 Ave. 29-11905-1 PACIFIC COAST AUCTIONS LTD. 32905 Ventura Ave., Clearbrook Sele Every Thurs. 7 p.m. 854-1516 14-95808-11 31. SITUATIONS WANTED , _| Babyelttlng, my home, Aldergrove area. Refe. avail. Lots of T.L.C. $10. pr. day. Ph. after 5 p.m. 8564596. 25-tf. Jill .of all trades. Housekeeping, babysitting, gardening, etc. 856-5645. 1-11 Will babyalt day or night, older children. If you like to go away for a few days please ph. Edna Reld 656-2208, eves. 29-4 31. SITUATIONS WANTED Will take ordere for petit point. No reas. olfer refused. Ask for Joyce 656-1762. 28-4 Carpenter. 10 yra. exp. House framing, cabinet work. Also plumbing, wiring, cement work. 686-4369,6864162.27-4 Reas. 18 yr. old will do odd jobs around houae or farm at reas. price. 856-4741. 28-4 Remodelling, sundecks, cabinet maker. Free estimates, reas. ratea. 8564526. 28-4 Will do odd |obe. Trimming, mowing lawne, etc. Call Rob 856-8698. 28*4 BRONTE INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT AUCTION 27491 Frasar Hwy. (next to Don's Mazda) SAT., JULY 23 Vertical milling machine, welding equip., 3 ton & 1 ton chain hoists, mag wheels, truck canopys, drill press, utility trailers, hay rake, manure spreader, cattle box, 14 ton electric hoist, good selection of new & used tools. 1 -'1978 Ford pickup 1 -1971 Ford pickup 1-1973Astre 1 -1973 Mazda rotary 1 - Catering trailer etc., etc.-, etc. Free colfee £ lemonade Door Prizes Consignments accepted until July 22. Info, after 5:00 p.m. 856-7118 856-7941 28-11896-2 All kinds of carpentry, drywall, paint, stucco, plumbing, carpet & lino, etc. Free estimate Phone 533-5056. 29-799904-2 Reliable non-smokor will babysit. Have own transportation.' Refs. avail. 866-5493. 29-2 Qualified electrician. New construction or maintenance. Ph. Steve 666-1732. 29-799906-1 Certllled millwright, mechanic, H.D. mechanic, Class 1 drivers , license. Many other trade skills Incl.. extensive supervising exp. & small business management, seeks employment In Langley/Alder- grove area. 5304285. 29-799902-2 32. JOBS AVAILABLE 31. SITUATIONS WANTED Roofing, Insulation, remodelling, painting and wood fencing. 856-5667 or 828-4328. 28-3 Reliable daycare. Infants to 2 yrs. Application taken for Sept. 534- 2779. 26-4 College student looking for odd |obs. Ph. 866- 6762 ask for Terry. 28-4 Mature woman to babysit my home area of Starr & Lefeuvre. 858- 1631. 29-1 Young man will do welding of any kind. Reas. rates. 856-9202. 29*4 TEACHER AIDE FRENCH IMMERSION School District #35 [Langley] requires a teacher aide commencing September 6, 1983, to work with students enrolled in the French Immersion Program, In grades 6-11. Applicants must be able to communicate in both written and spoken French. Clerical experience desirable. The wage rate for this position Is $9.45 per hour. Interested individuals please apply In writing by August 5,1983 to: Personnel Officer School District #35 (Langley) 22259 - 48 Ave. Langley, B.C. V3A3Z7 29-74715-1 Applications will be accepted for exp. waiter/ waitress. Must be over 19.856-7502. 29-799899-1 Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star Uab" .ill ••• "NO CHARGE" Personal Classifieds CALL: 856-^ HOURS: MONDAY - SATURDAY: 9 am. - 5 pm USE THIS FORM TO PLAN YOUR AD BEFORE YOU CALL - OR CUP AND MAIL DEADLINE for Wednesday edition: Tuesday, 12 nooa Limit of one free 15 word ad per issue —• You must be a subscriber. Private businesses not included in this offer. Any additional words should be on another sheet; of paper. There is a 12 cent charge per word. Your ad is most effective when you include a price. The Aldergrove Star i P.O. Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Classified section: . How many weeks _ Your Name. Address .Phone. NON-SUBSCRIBERS - TO RECEIVE The Aktegrove Star EVERY WEEK AS WELL AS A FREE CLASSIFIED EVERY WEEK, FLL OUT THE FORM BELOW -AND ATTACH YOUR FIRST FREE CLASSIFIED W YOU WISH The Aldergrove Star . P.O. Box 220, Aldetgrove VOX 1A0 Name-_ Please enclose cheque or money order Mailing Address. 1 year ■ »12.00 O.A.P. rate -*6.00 per yearQ . Phone _ I Ill IllilllW J •ymmm *f£m»\ mmmmmmmmmmmM 32. JOBS AVAILABLE Part time cashier wanted fbr 3 days a week plus holiday fill-In for local retail store. Apply Box 239, this paper. 27-799874-3 Wanted. Steady mushroom pickers at 28126- 64 Ave., Aldergrove. 29-4 Real estate salesman wanted. Stop In & see old man Brown at 2613 Pauline St., Abbotsford. For a good deal phone 8534766. R.A. Brown Agencies.. 26-799397-4 Live1 In housekeeper, companion for elderly lady. Car essential. 856- 8569. 28-2 Being unemployed can be frustrating. Get (roe help with your |ob search, resumes, debt problems or other concerns. Call Langley Family Services at 634- 7921. 5-799332-tl, 33. RENTALS 33. RENTALS Aldergrove. 3 bdrm. townhouse. Fireplace, fridge, etove, dlehwaaher, washer,, dryer. $449. pr. mth. 8664424. 27-799430-3 Aldergrove. 3 bdrm. house, upper half of house. No pets. $475. 8664683,866-9058. 28-3 Aldergrove. 1/2 duplex. 4 bdrms., lge, yard. Exc. oond. No peta. $450. pr. mth. 834-5927, 327-2230. 2B-2 3 bdrm. twnhse. 1V4 baths, wfw, F.P. Clean & attractive. Central Aldergrove on Fraser Hwy. $450. pr. mth. Call 681-3853 eves. 28-799877-3 Aldergrove. 2 bdrm: 4- plex. Fridge, stove, w/w, no pets. $325. pr. mth. Avail. Aug. 1. Eves. 856-1454, 674- 7104. 29-2 38. MISC. FOB SALE CEDAR PARK ESTATES 27456 - 32 Avenue, Aldergrove 3 bedroom townhouses featuring stove, frost free fridge, washer and dryer, dishwasher, wood-burning fireplace, fenced yards and playground. CHILDREN WELCOME Resident Manager 856-9383 or Assistant Manager. 856-4475 , or call Crosby Property Management Ltd. 430-1211 28-83058-tf —REWRSreen— TOWN HOMES Moving allowanco up to $300. From $445. pr. mth. (Lease required) 3 bdrms., complete with fridge, etove, laundry facility, 114 baths, w/w, drapes, covered carport & storage. Close to schools & shopping. No pets please. For more Info, please call: 856-3854 ' or see manager 3106-268th Street Aldergrove 17-11320-tf Centrally Located In Aldergrove. New 2, 3 bdrm. apt. for rent. 4 appl., lockere, elevator, lge. balconies. Plenty ol parking, much more. 856-3939. 26-799407-4 ALDERVIEW TOWN HOMES 2,3,4 Bdrm. From $390. pr. mth. Spacious town homes complete with fridge, stove, washer, dryer, drapes, w/w, 1% baths, covered carport and storage space. Walking distance to school, shops and buses. No pets please. For more Info, please call: 856-1290 868-9498 or see manager 271-27411-28 Ave., Aldergrove 17-11220-tf Blue Star motel, 1 a 2 bdrm. lurnished hpusekeep* ing units. All utilities incl. Special weekly & monthly rates. 656-8125. 26-796501-11 Pad suitable for travel trailer lor rent monthly. Power, water, sewer hookups. Contact Blue Star Motel, 856-8125. 24-799451-tl DELUXE 1400 SO. FT. 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES WITH FULL BASEMENTS For rent In finest residential area of Abbotsford. Two blocks from Sevenoaks .Shopping at 2830 Bourquln Cres. West, Abbotsford. Reaaonable Rent Call now 853-9678 27-11865-4 6 acres for rent. Fenced, suitable for horse, etc. Vic. 248 St. & 62 Ave. $100. pr. mth. Ken 633- 3916. 26-799427-4 1 bdrm. deluxe ste. lor rent. Incl. drapes, fridge & stove. Newly decorated. $275. pr. mth. 666-6888. 28*4 3 bdrm. bamt. ste., w/w carpet, fridge, stove. $295. pr. mth. Avail. Aug. 1. 566-3763, 8664)230. 28-4 38. MISC. FOB 8ALE 5 pee. living rm. ste. for $500.856-1544. 27-4 2 bicycles lor sale In exc. cond. Young child's CCM Swinger, $80., youth's banana seat hlghrlse, $80. 856- 8508. 274 Electrophonlc AM/FM, turntable & 8 track with matching 3' high spsa- ksrs. $75. obo. 853-4032 2JM 2 skill saws, $50. ea. Blue rocker, $25. Comer shelf, $20. Rototllier, $200. Lge. cedar dog houae, $25.859-2676. 7&_ QM car seat, exc. cond. 856-3441. 274 6 H.P. riding lawn mower, neede some repair, $265.15 It. Runabout, motor & trailer, $1200.658-6424. 28-4 Ladles 10-spd. bike for sale, good cond. $80. Obo. 856-4826. . 28-2 42" round drop leaf solid oak table and four • chairs. Reg.«9boM SPECIAL $77500 /set Oak Barrel Roll Top Desk Our reproductions are copies of originals to every* detail. The writing surface pulls out as the barrel section recesses Into the dpsk. Reg. M39500 SPECIAL PRICE '1095 00 Countyllns Antiques 26963 Old Yale Cres. & Fraser Hwy. 656-7262 Open: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Frl., Sat.: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun.: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Closed Wednesday V\NE. a REPRODUCTIONS LTD 19-11176-tl 35. MISC. FOR SALE 36 In. Rockwell lathe & 8 pee: wood turning chisels. $325. 854-3507. - ■' -; 28-4 . Amazing little organ. Yamaha PCI 00. Computerized play card system, automatic cords. Instructions Incl. New $749., raking $495. 868- 7692. 27-4 For sale. 40"x40" mesh playpen. Collapsible, padded. New sells fbr $100. Used for 1 child. Qood cond. $50. firm. 856-9639eves. 27-tf For sale, Peugeot 5 epd. Approx. 5 yre. old.. Asking $150. 866-7144 Elaine. 26-4 Hamster cage, $10. Guinea pig cage, $16. Guinea pigs, 1 brown, .1 whits, $20. ea. Big bag food, $9.826-7461. 28-3 2 folding camp cots, 3x8, $15. ea. Plain mattress, $5. Springfield mattress, $10. Call at noon or altar 5 p.m. 853-6660. 28-4 For rent. 2 bdrm. duplex, w/w carpets. $355. pr. mth. 526-8987, 856-8477. 2IW 3 bdrm. modern home, central Aldergrove. $450. pr. mth. F.P., seniors discount. Aug. 1.530-0512. 29-2 3 bdrm. ate. for rent. Dishwasher, washer & dryer. Avail. Aug. 1. Ph. 270-7345. ■ 29-2 in—r 1 • 3 bdrm. apt. for rent. Avail. Immed. Call Ken 656-4108. 28-799864-2 1700 sq. It. duplex. 2 bdrm. up, 1 down. Private, fenced yard. Carport. No pets. $516. pr. mth. 6564270. 29*4 34. WANTED TO RENT Urgently needed room & board. Central Aldergrove. Can pay up to $250.656-7301. 28-2 6 bdrm. on small acreage. Aldergrove/Clear- brook area. 863-7626, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., 856-1968, alter 5 p.m. 28-4 41 yr. old male, with, dog, needs 1 bdrm. cottage, trailer, ste., etc. in LangleyfAldergrove area. Preferably with barn or garage, etc. Willing to make repairs, caretaker or do maintenance, etc. Rent $200. to $300. pr. mth. 530- 6282. 29-799903-2 4 bdrm. wllh outbuildings on acreage. $500. pr. mth. 856-7628. 29-4 Young, efficient man looking lor small self- contained room or ste. For August. Preler $100. - $125. Rick 858- 1766. 29-3 McClary Kootenay & Etonla Climax wood cook stoves. Both rebuilt, renickled, bun warmers, . reservoirs. Reas. Also side beel. 626-3945. 28-2 Masterpiece & Movie Maker game. Never been used. $5. 85641342 28-2 8 ft., camper. Fridge, stove, hydraulic jack. Sleepe 4. $1450. obo. 666-8045. 27-3 2-horse trailer. Tandem wheels, hydraulic brakee, T.B. size. 1975 Ford 4x4. $2500. obo. 856-5843. 27-3 Dataun trailer hitch, $10. Older fridge, good cond., $25. 866-1337. 27**3 Selling. Book case, colfee table, bl-fold door, buck saw, wok, trypan, wine Jugs, antiques. 656-3402: .'? 27-3 Small girls 3 spd. bike, $20. Sears 9x12 tent, good cond., $100. 856- 7241. 27-3 Road King path finder girls bike. 7-9 yr. old elze. $70. Very good cond. 530-6669. 26-4 One plan'o bench (or sale. 656-6443. 27-4 Elec. winch, 10,000 lbs. with styled H.D. bumper, exc. cond. 30 In. Molfat gas range. 856- 4870. 27-3 OVER 400 VACUUMS Near new. 'All makes & models OveMOOEIectrolux's & Filter Queens All sold on a cash basis only. . All Guaranteed. To view call for appt. 856-7092 10-95550-11 Kodak Ektematk* processor, $150. Call Star Publishing, 856-8303. 25-11 Anyone wishing to buy Fuller Brush products pleaae call 866-4849. Cleaning products Ful- sal & DCW avail. 22-799493-8 Inge's Design Studio Fashion Designer Custom Sewing Please call . 856-8217 eves, after 7 Strlker-2 40-channol marine VHS weather radio with* antenna. Near new. $150. 856- 6752. 28-4 1979 Honda CM400A. 27,000 km. Qood cond. 8700.856-2850. 27-3 METAL HAUDE LIGHTS 1000 Watt Super ■ $299.00 Plus Hydroponic Supplies CSA Approved & Guaranteed Western Water Farms 533-3312 28-11890-2 Hamilton Appliance Repair Service • Same day service • All work guaranteed 26502-28B Ave. Aldergrove 856-7514 9-11077-tl REALTY LTD. BILL'S "BARGAIN BIN" 1972 Lamplighter Mobile, 12x60, in family park. Storm windows & screens, range & fridge. Addition with bedroom and work- shop. Must sell NOWIII Priced $28,500. 1974 Modullne double wide in family park. Well kept; 2 bdrm. Rent $141. per month on large pad. Priced at $36,900. V> BILL POUND MARY LEWIS SABIL REALTY LTD. 856-3425 854-3557 533-1291 THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 13 FINAL DAYS! Friday & Saturday, July 22 & 23 Save 50% to 70% on paints & accessories Wright's Painting & Decorating Ltd. 27084 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove Phone 530-05.2 Near new umbrella table, $125. 2 lawn chairs, $2. ea. Small end cupboard with drawer, $20. Gold upholstery sitting rm. chair, $25. Wooden chair with padded seat (blue), $15. Stainless steel wok, 14" with accessories, near new, $15.853-4094. .' 28-799879-2 14 in. Magnaaonlc, $350. 2600 Atari game, $96. Both near new. 856-5452. W_ 100% polyester dress with pleat & lace trim. Never worn. Size 13-14, $25. Lawn sweeper, $35.856-2876. 28-2 Diamond drill, near new, complete bits, pump, tools, 100 ft. rod, V* core. Full price $4200.8664891. 28-3 IM Aldergrove Star COMICS presented by R« <& AM* AND lALIGNMINU Cars — Trucks New,1 Used & Recaps 26827 Fraser Hwy. 856-5011 Ray & Maynard Shllllnglaw Ret: 856-8531 3 pt. hitch cultivator, need8 shovel. Offers. 4.5 Mercury outboard, new cond., $500. 856- 7361. 28-2 Fresh unpaaturlzed honey. 534-6269. 28-2 16 In. Remington chain saw, as new, only $180. 668-1081. 28*4 Bag maternity clothes, $30. 2 bags new-bom clothes plus bumper pads, $50. Ringer washer, $50. Electric dryer,, $95. 2-door frost free fridge freezer, 8 mths. old, $750. 056-4527. 28-799882-2 6 doz. quart canning Jara. $3.65 pr. doz. 859- 6999. 28-2 4 tlrea, HR78-15 Dunlop Max-trac grip all-season radlals. 95% tread left. 656-6262. 28-4 12x62 Qendall 3 bdrm. mobile home In adult court. 659-4254. 28-4 Datsun trailer hitch, $10 656-1337. 28-2 Near new Electrolux vacuum complete with power head & guarantee $265. cash. 866-7092. 2M 4 aeta double shoots. Brand new. $20. ea. or 4 for $90,856-4750, 28-2 Wanted. Motor parts for Hodaka 90cc. Aleo wanted used galvanized roofing. 866-8695 alter 8 p.m. 28-4 Stereo aet: AM/FM, cassette, 8-track, 2 speakers, $100. firm. Temperamental turntable Incl. If wanted. 666-8461. 28-2 '•'. THB WIZARD OF ID by Brant purkar and Johnny hart MISS PEACH "3F COL DALE TOLUfln* by ANTHONY BOULTON IN THE DAYS THAT FOLLOW, REMOK CARRIES OUT THE NORMAL DUTIES OFAHYDROFoMC FARMER AS DALE WATCHES OH I A LETHAL VIAL HAS MEN STOLEN FROflMHE IABWW. WVUS9 } ,- **-«Jm(*_ws**»i(5WW-p sl^W"S9i| Hi BHH Hill I mWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmWm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1983 35. MISC. FOR SALE Sears Vt H.P. air compressor. $200. 8564133. 284 2 camp cots, 3 ft. x 6 ft. $15. ea. $5. plain mattress, Springfield $10. 853-6660. 28-4 Westlnghouse dryer, running cond., needs belt, $50. Dble. sink, green. 856-1026. 28-2 1 single bed boxsprlng, mattress, $35.1 trundle bed set, $45. 1 fiber- board 2-slldlng door clothes closet, $40. 858-5887 after 5:30 p.m. 294 Wheel chair for ssle, as new. $175. 634-0197. 294 Fisher Insert wood stove. Used 1 season. Like new. $600. 856- 1732. 29-799905-1 Kenmore dlshwaoher, good running order, offers. Seiko movie camera & access., $200. 856-5951. 29-2 Inglls washer, 5 yrs. old, new transmission pump, $275. Magnavox component stereo, $135. School desk. 856- 6640. 29-4 Tractor mount sprayer, 50 gal. tank, 1 yr. old, $850. Also firewood, you cut, $25. pr. plck- up. 858-7312. 29-4 "Giant" Bird of Paradise, 9 ft., $150. Rubber tree, 8 ft., $65. Dleffenbachla, 5 ft., $40. 856-5927 after 4 p.m. 29-799897-1 Kenmore spin dry washer, $75. Potters wheel, $100. 12-volt car battery, $30. 856-6872. 294 For aale. 3-wheel bicycle, adult size, with basket In back, good shape, $100. obo. Bean chair. 856-5839 morn, or eves. 29-4 Kltchenalde portable dishwasher. Harvest gold. Like new. $350. 656-6812 after 6 p.m. 2SM 2 100-ft. garden hoses & 7 deck chairs. 1 steam Iron. Many other Items. 856-1319. 29-4 Acorn fireplace, $90. Twin mattress, $10. Decorative pot belly stove, $20. Floating lawn chair, $50. 856- 6115. 294 Wanted. Gas dryer. For sale or trade, Siamese kittens. 856-3825, 856- 6233. 29-4 Wedding dress, size 12. 658-8181. 29-tf Electrolux vacuum cleaner, less than a year old. Exc. cond. More inlo. 856-3671. 29-3 Security cenopy. Has curtains for windows, seats & lights for electrical hookup. $450. 858-6773 Mark. 29-4 Portable washer & spin dryer, $200. obo. Pool table, $150. 8 ft. camper, $1750. obo. 856- 9492. 29-2 Klrby vacuum cleaner & attach., $100. Ph. after 6 p.m. 856-1229. 29-2 Mild tasting goats milk free to needy home. On regular basis. 858-1096. 29-1 H.O. model railway, 4x8 layout. Sony stereo, comp. tape deck & speakers. Soccer shoes, shin guards. Cub uniform. Lge. kitchen ste. 856-9410. 29-1 Atari 2600 with 20 cartridges, $575. Or cartridges separate, $25. - $45. Ask for Ron 858- 8130. 294 1 gal. glass Jars, Ideal lor canning, etc. 5 gal. plastic palls, $1. ea. Ph. alter 12 noon 866-3281. 29-4 Learn to fly an ultralight. Flying training & ground achool avail. 856-4300. 29-3 Folding ping-pong table, Vt In. top, & paddles, $125. Black & Decker commercial type armsaw & stand, $350. 856-4066. 29-2 Flymow, good cond. 2 500-gal. gas tank8. Local hay. Split llrewood. Trombone. 856- 8501. 29-4 Hobart elec. water heater, 40 gal. Qood shape. $75. 8864383. 29-2 14 35. MISC. FOR SALE Wasworth piano, Ivory keys, very good cond, $1500. obo. 534-8760. 29-4 Qendron baby buggy, clean & In good cond. All access. Intact; incl. mattress, sheets, blankets. Also converts to sitting stroller, and disassembles for use as car bed. Padded burgundy vinyl. $50. 856- 5645. 29**tf Free bicycle & parts. 858- 8093. 294 Maytag gaa dryer. Exc. cond. $150. 856-9495. 29-2 36. LIVESTOCK 36. LIVESTOCK RADONS BROS. SHAVINGS CEDAR SHAVINGS $15. pr. unit (6 or 8-unlt loads delivered) Phone Mon. or Wed. Mornings for PROMPT DELIVERY 856-8627 We deliver anywhere. 28-11889-tf 36 acrea excellent pasture avail. 856-5055. 24-799443-tf HORSESHOEING Scheduled Farrier Service Barrle Coates 530-3079 Radio phone no. H497644 12-82031 -tf Reg. Jersey family milking cow, 5 yre. old. . Very gentle. With Surge milker & compressor. $900.856-2669. 29-4 Selling out all Arabian horsss. Exc. stock of Egyptian bred horses. 29-2 39. eARPEN PRODUCE 42. PROPERTY FOR SALE 43. HOMES FOR SALE Wantad. flood kids pony & tack. Also good horse hay. 633-5748. 294 Engllsh Riding Lessons Introductory offer - 5 lessons. Special $39.99. Pine Meadowa Equestrian Centre. Call Leigh 856-9071 or 534-3304. 29-799898-2 Black ram lamb for sale. 4 mths. old. $60. 868-8083. 29-1 37. POULTRY _• 1 pair Guinea fowl. 1 male goat, 2 ewes & lamb In Sept. Jersey Giant chicken, black & gold, 1 yr. old. 856-5217 27-4 100 2-yr. old laying hens. (Hubbard Comets). $2.50 ea. 858- 7964. 284 Chicks. Brown ago layers, white egg layers, meat birds. Order early, ship anywhere. Inquire about, bonus discounts. Napier Chick Sales, 6743 - 216 St., Milner, B.C. 534-7222. 4-799308-tf Exc. pasture, box stall, tack room, etc. $60. pr. mth. or pasture only. 858-5055. 20-799580-tt, Wanted to buy. All types of horses & ponies. Also horses & ponies lor sale. 856-6596 or leave message at 886-9648. 39-798929-tf Moving. Pleaae help. Loving home needed for our gentle mare. Your price & terms. 856-4036. 27-3 13 yr. old reg. Q.H. mare. Western & English. Has won many ribbons. Best offer. 856- 2782. 27-4 New box stall, barn, paddocks, riding ring, trails. Feed negotiable. Horse starting & beginner lessons avail. 856- 9323. 27-4 4-horae gooseneck 1974 Mllley del Rio deluxe. Rear & side loaders. 16 ft. overhead rack. Good cond. 856-4681. 28-4 Livestock hauling. Lind- gren's Trucking. Call 462- 9802, 856-4584. 36-79B774-H Eng. or western riding lessons. School horse avail. 856-8030. 28-4 Jereey & Holstein yearling heifers for sale. 634-1002. 284 17 In. Engllsh saddle, $300. or trade for one with wider tree. Also misc. tack. 858-6154. 28-4 Reg. Vt Arab geld. Dapple grey. $800. 856-7316 28-2 Shetland pony for sale. 4H & pony club ridden. Sldhem horse trailer, sleeping accommodations. $4500. 856-8793. 28*4 Weanllna Morgan colt. Bay, dble. reg. Good show prospect. $2500. obo. 530-6888, 591-6499 28*-4 Family cow, whlteface due to calf end of Aug., $850. firm. Gander, $25. 856-8678 after 6 p.m. 29-3 Beautiful palomino geld. Very gentle & likes to move. To good home only. 856-6876. 29-2 Standardised colt. 2 yr. By Adlos Pick (sire of Canadian champion 3 yr. old Roarln Snortin 1.55-4). Colt sound, good conformation. $1800. 531-8428. 29-799901-1 NATIVE BOMBER p,3,1:59.3f - by Tar Heel 1:57 - Mlas Tee 2:00.2 by the Immortal Airliner. Miss Tee Is also the dam ol Native Rocket 1:57-3 and Native Clipper 2:00-4. Breeding leer $500. All foals eligible to B.C. Slros stakes. Tartan Farm, Surrey, B.C. 531- 8426. 29-799900-1 Fenced pasture with barn for rent. 4 acrea. 656-2046, 29-3 Yearling palomino colt. % Arab. $1000. obo. 866*4635. 29-2 WILHELMUS FARM Day old & started chicks. Day old ducklings, goslings, turkeys. Brochure avail. Open Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. 858-4279 7-10517-tf PICK YOUR OWN ' VINE RIPENED STRAWBERRIES ATARNESONS 8806 Una Rd., Phone 208-354-4232 . Big beautiful strawberries from young clean fields for you to pick at 40 cents pr. lb.: Canadian money at par. Field time: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Closed Sundays •tailing June* Location: South on Hwy. 13 to Aldergrove Customs, 2'A mllea south to Hwy. 549 (East Badger Rd.) Notice little chapel, turn east, 3 miles. Watch for big red strawberry pointer signs. Morning Held reports radio KARI 550, 8 a.m. sharp. Please bring your own containers, or il you prefer, pick directly Into your own Icecream buckets. 23-11509-tf CEDAR RIM NURSERY SUMMER SPECIALS Rhododendrons 36 in. From $6.50 Azaleas 1 gal. 12-16 In. $3.25 Cedar Hedging. 36-42 In. $7.25 Or 10 for $65.00 Cotoneaster 4 In. 90 cents ea. Blue Spruce 36 In. for $7.50 Open 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Thurs. through Sun. Take 284 St. exit north to 72 Avenue. 7031 • 253 St. 856-5224 28-11894-2 Comet laying pullets. 26 wks. old. $4.50 ea. 856-8883 eves. 26-4 Ducklings. Peking mallard cross. 2 mths. old. $3. ea. 858-8392. 28-4 Roaatlng chickens. Govt. Inspected, table ready fowl. 5-8 lbs., 79 cents pr. Ib. Minimum order 4 birds. 856-6883 eves. 29-4 38. PETS Manx kittens. All colors. $50. 856-2689. __ Komondor pupa. Show, obedience & working Stock. $400. 858-6839. Reg. German Shepherd male pups. All shots & wormed. Champion sired, paper trained. $350.856-6224. 27-3 Free. 8 mth. old puppy. Doberman/Lab cross. 858-7949. 284 P.B. Siamese kittens. Sealpolnt. $49. 856- 5700. 274 Free kittens. Mother is a good mouser. 856- 6497. 2M Wanted to trade male Indian runner duck for female. Selling black female Great Dane. Free Vt Persian kittens. 856- 5963. 29*4 Budgies, asst. colors. $10 - $20 ea. 856-5927 alter 4 p.m. aw Free fluffy barn cats. 856-6576. 294 Himalayan cross Siamese kitten. 3 mth. old. Bluepolnt, male. $25. 858-4306. 29-1 Reg. Boxer, female. Red & white, 6 mths., lovely disposition. Exc. conformation. 856-6503. 294 Lovable Guinea pig to good home, $20. Big bag Guinea pig food, $9.626-7461. 2jM Female St. Bernard/ Shepherd croee needs new home. Muet have acreage. Good with children, good watch- dog. 856-9634. 29-4 Well cared for puppies to go. 6 wk. old now. 2 female & 4 male. Mother Is a Blue Heeler, father ie a Samoyed. 858-8092. 29-799894-1 Gray cat with 4 klttena free to good home. 850- 4277. 29-2 P.B. reg. Collie pups. 3 mths. old. Sable, had 1st ahots. $300. 858- 2488. 29-4 39. BARDEN PRODUCE Raspberries tor sale. No spray. 666-6716. 28-3 Unsprayad blueberries. You pick, 50 cents pr. lb., picked 80 cents. 8580 - 267 St., Aider- grave. 856-4069. 28-4 HAMILTON FARMS 400 ft. north of Fraser Hwy. on Leteuvre Rd., Canning Special OKANAGAN PEACHES & APRICOTS 39°/,b For 35 lbs. & more. OPEN: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Phone 856-6068 400 ft. (lorth ol Fraser Hwy. on Leleuvre Rd., Aldergrove 28-12165-1 MUSIC LESSONS ' Piano • Organ ' Accordian * Guitar LANQLEY MUSIC STUDIOS LTD. 27441-16 Ave. 856-2941 10-10754-tf 11-17 gently rolling partly treed acres Just east of Mission. For. sale or trade for home. 854-3806. 2M Lge. lot' in Everett eub- dlvlslon. 664-1372. 26-4 20 acre organic farm. 4 bdrm. stucco home, 2 barns plus walk-In cooler, greenhouse. $280,000. $40,000. down 8% Interest. Owner 798- 2840. 24-799462-6 Florida pt. St. Lucie res', lot. 80x125 ft. In developed area. $8500. U.S. Ph. Lewis 1305- 434-3324 res., 1305487- 9494 off. 27-4 5 acres, older home. Some outbuildings. 2 frontages, Frassr Hwy. Exc. potential. Asking $162,000. 856-3939. 27-799408-4 5 acres or 2Vz acre parcels, older home. Some outbuildings. 2 frontages, Fraser Hwy. Exc. potential. 856-3939 ■ 27-799408-4 3 C-1 commercial lots, 25x120, J with older house In Smlthers. One block off main street. 856-3407 or write Box 2758, Smlthers, B.C., V0J 2N0 for more de- talla. 28-799881-2 Fully serviced Vt acre. Breathtaking view of Mt. Baker & Sumae Prairie. $49,900. 856- 7212. 29-3 8 acre farm. 3 bdrm. home, outbuildings on 3 roads. Prime location. Aldergrove, Fraser Hwy. 856-6307. ; 29-4 42A. PROPERTY WANTED ^UJobtc REALTY CORP. LTD^ Since 1919 Aldergrove. 4 bdrm., family 6* sewing rm. 80x120 fenced lot. Asking $75,900. 26803 - 30 Ave. No agents. 856- 4453. 28-3 Open house July 23. 10 - 4:30. Cozy rancher In choice area. 27192 - 34 Ave., Aldergrove, $74,900.856-1567. 29-1 By owner. Newton. Beautiful 2 yr. old 950 aq. ft. condo. 2 bdrm., enste., storage, laundry hookup, appl., central heating & balcony. 634- 9793. Trade? accepted. 29-799907-2 44. MOBILE HOMES 1975 12x64 Gendall. 2 bdrm., good cond. Must be moved. 530-0196. __ IfMf 1968 General. 40x10, on pad In trailer court in Aldergrove. $11,000. Ph. after 6 p.m. 858- 2898. 284 2 bdrm. mobile home. 10'x50'. Good cond. $10,000.856-8793. 26-4 Mobile home lor sale on pad. 856-3204. 29-4 45. FURNITURE Chesterfield suite, $95. Lge. wardrobe, $195. Oak buffet, $195. China cabinet, $195. 534-2779. 27-4 Antique cabinet, $150. China cabinet, $75. 858- 4992. 28-4 Solid wood bar & two padded stools. Length 50 in., height 40 In., width 18 In. $135. 858- 5424. 28-4 47. HOLIDAY AND UTILITY TRAILERS 1971 Ford Econollne . camper. Professional converelon. All appliances, a terrific family holiday vehicle. $3500. 858-7166. 26-4 Tandem equip, trailer, like new cond. Hydraulic brakes. $2000 or trade for pickup. 866-1320. 17-tf 46. GARAGE SALES Yard sale July 23-24, 9-4. Tools, electrical, books, toys. Many lge. Items. 24926-52 Ave. 29-1 For Im market evaluation and conscientious oervlce please call JOHN METZGER 858-8672 or 530-0231 8-10619-tf 43. HOMES FOR SALE Organic cherries. Limited supply, order now. 856-3246. 284 Murphy Farms. You pick peaa, broccoli, beets. 6909 - 248 St., Aldergrove. Ph. 856- 2266 or 856-0241. Open dally 8 a.m. -5 p.m. 28-799B80-2 Blueberries. Pick your own. $2.75 - 4 litre bucket. Already picked $4.50 - 4 litre bucket. 8564817. 29-3 40. MUSIC FIRST CHOICE Beautiful 5 acres. 3 bdrm. Mediterranean style 2-storey home, 2200 sq.ft. 3 outbuildings, fenced & cross- fenced. Drive by: 25040-62 Ave., Aldergrove Ken 533-3916 29-11907-5 AUCTION For the third consecutive week In our series of Sunday auctions, we offer another 250 lots of recently-arrived practical period furnishings, collectibles & antiques. PREVIEWS: 10 a.m. -6 p.m. Sat., July 23; 10a.m.-1 p.m.:,.- Sun., July 24 8: AUCTION: ft*, 1 p.m. Sun., July 24 PLACE: 5786-176A Street CLOVERDALE B.C.'S MECCA FOR BARGAIN LOVERS: 8 reputable dealers In antiques & bric-a-brac; 2 huge flea markete; country markets for fresh farm produce; large municipal & private museums. Abbey Antique* Inc. 574*4848 VISA Cash Mastercard (Sorry, no personal cheques). If using Hwy. 1, exit 176 St. south to Cloverdale, corner 176A St. & 58 Ave. 29-11906-1 1st. 2nd. 3rd. MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE " Home purchase " Debt consolidation * Quick approvals WE ALSO BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS FOR CA8H ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 DOUGLAS CRESCENT LANQLEY, B.C. V3A4B4 omc. 530-2301 856-7639 eW . AGENTS FOB INLAND TRUST AND 8AVINGS* QnW. PARIS REALTY LTD. Z\ 856-4106• 856-2525 • 530-0018 27233 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove, B.C. CHECK THIS ONE OUT 3 bedroom rancher with a 4th bedroom over the garage. Located on a aulet street only a short walk to schools or shopping. Above ground pool with a deck. Priced to sell at $60,500. Call Ken tor more information, eves. 856-1600. READY TO GO HOBBY FARM 1.6 acres, 1,600 sq. tt. rancher. Some geese, ducks and chickens, Just move In and you are set for some spare money. Call Dorothea Kiss tor more details, eves. 859-8459. SPACIOU8 RANCHER ON .8 OF AN ACRE 2,150 sq. tt. rancher, plus an extra large wired workshop, swimming pool, barn and playhouse. Vendor has been transferred and Is willing to sacrifice this beautiful home. Asking "29,000. To view call Dorothea Kiss, evee. __w-tM59. J78.000 1V4 ACRES Plus house end barn, lots of fruit trees, flowering shrubs. All this on municipal water and |ust off Fraaer Hwy., plus sn auum- able mortgage. Call Kathy for details, evea. 85M542. 6 ACRES - OUESNEL AREA Semi-cleared, hydro available, 1 mile off Cariboo Hwy. near Quesnei. Asking $20,000. Try your down payment, owner will carry at 10 percent. Call Kathy, eves. 859-S542. SUPER SPLIT LEVEL Spacious 3 bedroom split level home located on a quiet dead end street close to all amenities. Big corner lot, large family room and lots of storage space. Priced to sell at $79,930. Call Harbena Dhlllon for further Information, eves. 864-3098. BEACMOKiCL if,'*. **N0EN**LYOWNED ANOOPERATEDe EQUESTRIAN CENTRE If you love horses then thla Is the place for you. The main barn Is 200 x 106 ft. with a 160 x 70 ft. Indoor arena plus 36 box stalls. The small barn has 5 box stalls and hay storage. A 1,200 eq. ft. house wllh a basement completes the package. All this on 5 acree with good freeway access. Call Jan for more details, eves. 856-4680. OSOYOOS SPECIAL 100 x 100 ft. lot located on the overlooking beautiful Osoyooa Lake. 1,378 Bq. ft. on main floor plus a fully finished basement. 16 x 16 covered sundeck, air conditioning, thermopane windows, stove and (ridge and roll-up awnings are some ot the many features. Separate workshop and a beautifully landscaped lot. Owner will look at all offors. to the asking price of $104,000. Call Kathy tor more Information, evea. 85^8542. CONTEMPORARY RANCHER On 5 acres with a view that goea on and on. 2,070' eq. ft. wllh several sundecks, family room and lota more. Property ell fenced plus a small barn. Call Ken for more Information, eves. 856-1600, RIOHT ON 264th STREET 10 acres approximately 7 cleared, 1,500 sq. ft ranchor with sauna, turn and hay storage. Fruit trees, mostly all fsneed. To view call Dorolhea Kiss, eves. 85*8459. IDEAL FAMILY HOME Located In the Parkslds area, close to everything. 3 bedroom home wllh an extra bedroom and family room. Playhouse and garden shed in the fenced back yard. Call Ken for more details, eves. 656-1600. We buy or consign recreational vehicles. { LEISURE LAND: SALES 856-4178 530-5059 —. aaaaat 14' fiberglass trailer. Self-contained, 1200. lbs. Pull with small car. $90. pr. wk. Plus refundable damage dep. 856- 8317. 26-799409-tf For rent. 8% ft. Slumber Queen camper. $110. pr. wk. 856-4777 or 853-3726 evea. 27-4 1 used canopy, fair cond., $80. Also utility trailer, $150. 856-1863 mornings, or 856-6644. 28-799412-2 Light utility trailer, $150 Obo. 856-2021. 28-2 1977 Vt ton camper special. 28 ft. 5th-wheel trailer. Both In very good cond. 856-2739. 294 Travel trailer. 17% ft., self-contained, $1800. 1969 Chev Mallbu, $800. Both very good cond. 856-9093 after 5 p.m. 29-4 48. WISC. WANTED Wanlsd by Abbotsford Little Theatre: Donations ot all: sorts of clothing items, drapes, mens suite, mens* or womens hate, wigs, shoes, uniforms. When you; clean out your attic, basement, garage, closets, etc. please think of us before you'jiaul It to the dump. ■Please call Laurel Street Art Centre, 852-2787. Pick-up can be arranged. Chairs & tables are also needed. 9-tf Wanted. Transmission for VW bug. 656-5645. 12-tf Wanted. Lge. fuel tank stand & deep well jet pump. 656-8752. 28-4 Wanted. Asst. parts for 1980 Honda 750. 859- 3684. 28-4 Storage space wanted. Barn or workshop, For vehicles. 856-4596. 26-4 Boya clothing, newborn to 2 yrs. old. 858-3970. * 29-4 49. BOATS FOR SALE 21 It. Bellboy, equipped. 120 OMC. Tandem trailer. All with only 22 hours. 856-6219. 28-4 14% ft. homemade boat with 40 H.P. Evlnrude & trailer. $750. obo. Call Rob 858-7821. 29-4 14' fiberglass boat, 50 H.P. Evlnrude outboard, 2 tanks, elec. start, plus trailer. $1800. Ph. 853- 5186, Clearbrook. 29-799891-1 50. MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT John Deere 6 H.P. #824 rototllier. Almoat new. 534-8147. 274 Pressure wash 1100 lbs. P.S.I, cat pump. 11 H.P. motor hoses. 120 gal. tank. etc. $3500. obo. 856-1743. after 5 p.m. 2M 10x62 construction trailer. Ready for conversion. $2200. 858-8892. 284, GENERATORS 30-40-50 K.W. diesel generators. Low houre. New value for a fraction of the price. 6534164. 28-799885-2 M.F. 135 with loader, Taylor Way cultivator. $8000. Or trade for good small Caboda with loader & rotovator. 856-6072 284 360 J.D. wide track cat. $14,000. or rent. Elec. hydraulic tailgate, $450. 856-1476. 29-4 Parts for 1971 Cortina. 656-2814. 294 Used 10 H.P. lawn & garden tractor, $1200. 8 H.P. Hofohoe rear tyne tiller, $800. 888- 3148 or 434-2725. 29-799893-1 SELL IT IN THE STAR - 856 -8303 51. AUTO. SUPPLIES Perrllll radial tire, mounted, $35. 2 oil filters, $35. Or swap truck tire 750x16. 856-3242/ '*. .. ■■•.*■• ■ 29-4 New brakes, front & rear, for B210 Datsuns 1674 & 1976 models. 669-2593. 28-2 1 pair anow tires. Sz. GR78-15, $50. pr. GR78- 14, $100. pr. Exc. cond. 866-3806. 284/ Datsun starter, $20. Alternator, $20. Motor lid 1970 VW bug, $10. 858- 1328. 29-2 52. M0T0RCYCLE8 1967 Norton 750 Matchless. Completely stock, new tires, exc.. cond. $2200. obo. 534-6017. 28-H Clearbrook Yamaha. 2328' Clearbrook Rd. Phone 853- 8821. 4-799310-tf' 1977 Honda XL175 motor bike. 850 original miles. Exc. cond. Best offer over $690. 856- 7686. , 284 1981 Kawaaakl 175. Never been raced, good cond. $650. obo. 856- 6361. 26-4 1981 Kawasaki KM100. Exo. cond. On or off road. Great starter bike. $495.866-1616 Peter. 26-4 1979 Yamaha. Exc. cond. 3000 Km. Mostly road miles. $800. 856- 2377. 274 1982 CR80. Good cond. $600. obo. 856-6882 af- terSp.m. 28-2 1980125YZ. New motor, brakes, chain, etc. Stored 1 year. Exo. cond. $800. obo. 856- 6001. JIM 1979 Honda CM400A. 27,000 Km. Good cond. $700.666-2850. 28-2 1979 yamaha IT250. Exc. cond. 3000 Km. Mostly road miles. $800 856-2377. 28-2 53. CARS S3. CARS CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car-removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 8-95292-tf 1970 GTO 400 4 spd. 411 rear end, bucket seats. $3995. 856-1523. 27-4 Wanted. Transmission for VW bug. 856-6645. 12-tf BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700*-ff 1972 Duster, $500. firm. Or trade for late 60's ■ Chrysler product. 1668 Cuda body, $300. firm. Gary 856-9820. 29-4 1966 MSB convcrtable. Runa well, needs a little tender loving bare. $1500.866-7166. 26-799418-4 am ■" ■ . ■— ■■ — 1973 Cutlass. Exc. cond., p.s., p.b., AM/ FM radio. $1800. 856- 4612,656-6196. 28-2 1965 VW Beetle. Good parts par. 6 volt - good engine. Many new parts $250.858-4609. 28-4 1978 Pinto Squire S/W. Custom roof rack, tint- ed glass. 856-4818. 28-3 1969 Muatang. 302, mags, new tires, good running cond. Rebuilt motor & trans. $1700. 863-6611. 28-2 1973 2-door Datsun for sale for parte. 856-5242. ' 28*4 VW dune buggy. 1000 ml. on rebuilt 1600. Road legal. $1600. obo. 856-6267. 28-4 1966 Chevelje. 4 dr., 6 cyl. stand. New paint job. Mint interior. Very reliable. $800. 859-6482. 284 1976 Vega, auto,, $875. 1973 GMC van, p.a., p.b., auto., $750. Both good running cond. 668-0230. 2M Class 1-2. 1600cc two seater buggy. Almost new. $2000. obo. 866- 5256. 28-4 1969 Falcon 4 dr. Needs body work, manifold & rear brakea otherwise runs good. $150. obo. Todd 666-1023. 28-2 1969 Mustang 6 cyl. stand. Completely stock. Clean car, must sell. Asking $3500. obo. Ph. 630-4367 after 5 p.m. i 284 1976 Corona wagon. AM/FM radio, radial tlrea,- new paint. Exc. running cond. Well maintained. Aaklng $3195. 694-2340. 28-7998864 For aale. 1973 Chev Mallbu. Good mechanical & body cond. Asking $1000. obo. 858- 5525. 29-1 2 -1967 Dodge Monaco convertables. One for parte. $900. both. 866- 1343. 294 1969 Chev 4-door. 858- 2897. 29-4 1973 Chevrolet Impala. Needs muffler & minor mechanical repair. Body good shape. $500. 856- 6741 eves. 294 1974 Javelin. New brakes. $500. spent on electrical. $1500. obo. 8564372. 294 CA$H For all scrap cars & appliances (fridge, etovei etc.) Ph. 8664996 after 5 Or 8634500 pager 886 (24 hrs.) Leave name & number 27-11888-tf 1974 Bulck Century. 4 dr., sedan, lady driven, 66,000 ml., p.s., p.b. Apklng $2000. 656-1697. ,*; 2M -Scrap cart wanted. Bradner Salvage, 858-8378. , 9-793059-tf 1875 Gremlin "X". 22,000 miles on rebuilt 6 cyl. New brakes & tires. A-1 body, p.s., p.b. $900. obo. 856- 6010. _-A 1877 Toyota Corolla. New clutch & brakes. Asking $2250. 856-1638. ' 284 1973 Mazda 808 Sport coupe. New paint, battery, clutch & rebuilt engine. $1795. obo. 856-4786. 274 1978 Subaru 2 dr. H.T. coupe. 76,000 km., 5 epd., sunroof, cloth Int. Top cond. $3900. 530- 6860. 274 1972 Colt. 2 dr., auto., 1 owner. 51,000 orlg. miles. Beautiful car! $1400. firm. 5304860. 27^4 1972 Pontlac Lemana. 350, 2 dr., H.T., auto., good running cond. $1500. obo. 856-5208. 2T-4 1965 Series II Land Rover. 109 wheel base, Ideal hunting vehicle in very good shape. $2200. .856-7166. 27-7994314 54. TRUCKS 1973 Vt ton Dodge truck. Auto., p.e. 1976 Frontier.camper, toilet, good cond. 858-4737 evea. 274 1981 Lereno CJ7 Deluxe V8, hard & soft top. Immac. cond. Highway driven. $9700. 8564744. 284 1868 Ford Vt ton. New paint, 4 spd., good cond. $1000. 856-4612, 6664196. 284 1976 Chev dump, 14 It. 6 In. alum, box with steel liner. H.D. 5+4 trans., 38 rears, good cond. $14,000. 8564449 after 6 p.m. 28-4 1678 Ford Vt ton. 4 epd., 400 cu. In., fairly good cond. $3000. obo. 656-1663. 28-2 Chev pickup, good running order. 1975 Toyota. 1976 Nova motor, tranny & parts, complete. 856-7107. 284 1953 Chev pickup. Exc. body & running cond. 7-wlndow cab, 6 cyl., 4 spd. Oilers near $3000. 8264678. 28-2 1999 Chev % ton truck, running gear good, some rust, $700, obo, Older Pentax with accessories, 2 lenses, $200.6564197. 28-2 54. TRUCKS 1966 Dodge van. Good mechanical cond. Sturdy body. $676. obo. 8564409 Jerry. 284 1981 Toyota 4x4 l.b. Many options. Immac. $8100,856-7062. 274 Will trade Dodge maxl- van for p.u. or what have you. $2500. value. 856-2274. 274 1989 Ford 1 ton flatdeck. Completely rebuilt Incl. motor. $2500 or trade for pickup. 866-1320. 17-tf 1948 international p.u. Exc, cond., $2500. obo. 8264646. 264 1972 Mazda B1800 pickup. New. dutch, no ruet. Must be seen. Asking $1150. obo. 856- 7271. 29-2 1976 Chev camper epeclal 1 ton with duals. V8, auto., new engine, clean, 856-2656, 29-2 1969 Dodge van. A-1 mech. running order. Good body, very clean. 856-9499. 29-2 1- llne-a-bed In good cond. for Vt ton Ford pickup. $325. 866-8039. ; 294 1973 Ford. 1 ton on duals with 12 ft. alum, box. 390, auto., p.a., p.b. $2000.656-9356. 29-1 Security canopy, has curtains for windows, seats & lights for electrical hookup. $450. Call Mark 866-8773.29-4 55. BUSINESS OPPOR. Janitor business with contracts. $4500. obo. For more Info, call 856- 6018. 284 Prosperous business for sale. Dealing with Fraser Valley. Equipment, vehicle & good will. $1750. 6304176. 294 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Photography equipment Portable flash unit c/w battery case, $60. Studio flaah set-up c/w 3 flash units, $120. 858- 6043. 294 ... . fbci ,. ....: One Vt sized metal bed with mattress. $25. 856- 2179. ■ 29-2 1979 Datsun 280ZX. Exc. cond. Many options. 5-spd. Must ssll. $8500. Call Ed 8564221 * 294 1979 Suzuki TS100 Enduro. Exc. cond. New $1500., sacrifice $450. 856-7683. 294 Handyman. Painting, renovations, patios, yard work. Reas. rates. Csll anytlms, ask lor Bill 6664605. 29-2 6 It. camper, sleeps 4. With fridge, stove & hydraulic lacks. $1300. obo. 8564046. 294 Utility trailer, 4x8. $250. 856-7946. 29-1 Fbr sala. 1966 Ford custom cab % ton. Show room cond. 853-7220 eves. 294 1973 Capri. $1200. obo. 8664536. 294 Lost. Vic. 256 St. & 62 Ave. Female Nova Scotia retriever. Golden, red color. Answers to Ardun. Tattoo right ear VKN5M. 656-1031. 29-1 Pool table. Complete, cues & rack, $80. Local hay, $2.50 pr. bale. 856- 1484. 29-2 Free kittens. Cute & litter trained. 856-4018. 294 1976 Mercury Montego. $1800. firm. 8564850. 294 1954 6% H.P. Johnson motor c/w 2 gas tanks, exc. running cond. $300. obo. 656-1209 after 6 p.m. 29-2 1—I 1967 Dodge Newport. 2 dr., 383 eng., rune good. New alternator, regulator & brakes. $300 858-5389 after 5 p.m. , 294 Boys or girls 16 In. bike, exc. .cond., $50. B&D bench grinder, $30. 5-light wrought Iron chandelier. 056- 6097. 29-1 Exp. painter will do painting or wallpapering Reas. rates. Have refs. 6664702; 294 Room & board for woman. Non-smoker, non-drinker. With kitchen privileges. $300. pr. mth. 654-3806, 852- 1262. 29-2 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1983 15 Flippers dominate swim meet LANGLEY - Last weekend the Langley flippers Swim Club defended their Invitational Trophy in grand style, easily defeating all six opposing teams. Ttiis year's win makes it three in a row for the local club. Coach Martin was pleased with his team's effort. Several swimmers won aggregate awards and several also took runner-up aggregates. The Langley team had several novice and B" swimmers make it into the finals and made personal best times. Aggregate winners and run- ners-up fbr Langley were: Division 1G runner up Sharon Creedon, division 2G runnerup Gabi Weston, division 3G winner Brenda Gordon, ninneruB Katie Wright, division 4B runnerup Ged Wright, division 56 winner Traci Mountain, runnerup Judith Creedon, division 5B runnerup David Collier, division 6B winner Allan Ones, runnerup Mike Pont,, division 7B runnerup Wilf Robinson. Total point standings for the two day effort was: Club Boys Giris Langley 246 302 ' " '" 79 Ladner 132 Haney 121 Bdiy. Bay 91 Chillwk 72 Agassiz 22 W.Rock 14 Club 726 156 427 120 299 83 275 38 100 26 54 Two days of swimming competition at the Anderson Memorial pool ended Sunday with the Langley Flippers swim club defeating six other clubs TOO LATE J** to classify Stockyard IU OLMOOir .BEOTSFOHD - All Good local high land hay. $2.50 pr. bale. 866- 6164. 294 22 cu. ft. slde-by-elde fridge/ freezer, $500. obo. Mens 10-spd. bike, new tires, Inner tube, $90.856-8268. 29-2 Male senior or business man for sleeping room in private home or board If desired. 856- 5951. 294 Geese & ducks. Young & mature. Reaa. priced.. 6564931 anytime. 294 For sale. 2 female goats. 1 Nubian, 1 Saanen. $150. for both. 856-1615. 294 1979 11 It. Vanguard camper, very good cond., very clean. Must be eeen. $4900. obo. 866-1640. 294 Free standing hay. About 1% acres. 856- 6409. 294 Started calves. Cross Angus. $125. - $150. BWTOj 29-1 Garage aala. Sat., July 23, 104 p.m. 303 Nlch- olas Ores. 2fM Tappsn-Gurney range, harvest gold, priced to sell, $250. Baycrest washing machine for parte, $25.856-9292. 294 1971 Dodge Polara 9- passenger station wagon. Very good cond. 383 motor, p.s., p.b. $1300. 5344197. 2M 14 h.h. part Arab, part Q.H. mare. Exc. childrens horse. 4-H trained. Saddle & tack. $1000. obo. 530- 6489. 294 2 bdrm. ste. in 4-plex. Close to all amenities. Fridge, stove, covered parking. Avail. Aug. 27. $363. pr. mth. 5744295, or 856-5010,tenant. ' 29-799913-2 Quiet working girl with quiet dog urgently needs home. Preferably in country. Have refs. Ph. 576- 8201 after 7 p.m. 29-799911-1 Two residential building lots. 35x143.5. WUl be serviced and ready to build 1st of August. Terms, Ken 533-3916. 29-7999104 Older but good 16 ft. travel trailer, $950. Air conditioner for home, $195. 1966 Ford Vt ton body parts, 6 cyl. Chev motor & 4 spd. trans., $350. Dodge Colt parts. Step van, needs motor, $550.156-1475. 29-799909-1 1976 Toyota long box track. 49,000 miles. With Olympic camper. Economical to operate. Exc. cond. Inspection invited. 856-- 6559. 29-7999124 Must sell. 40 gal. electric water heater, $75. Oas barbecue, $140. wilh propane; $125. without. 1977 Sony 20 in. color TV, $200. «56- 1377. 29-8000614 Stepping Stones. Proposed licensed family daycare opening Sept. Birth - 3 yrs., $204. mth.; 3 yrs. - kindergarten, $176. mth.; grade 1, $88. mlh. Full or part time accepted. Morning, afternoon snack & lunch provided. Mrs. Denise Kowalaki licensed and exp. with daycare and special needs children. Inquire at 156-2862 for Sept. registration, 29-800062-1 Needed. Two models, aged 4-6 yrs. for fashion show at Aldergrove Centre Mall. Ph. Mrs. Drctt 856-3375. 29400063-1 For sale or trade cattle. Sweger hay bob, exc, cond 22 in. 4 h.p. industrial lawn mower, good cond. 856- 8650 eves, 2JM 4 miniature poodle pups. 2 Siamese kittens. 3 Lab pups. From P.B. parents,, 856-2983. 29-3 ABBOTSFORD - All classes of slaughter cattle sold under pressure at McClary Stockyards Monday. Feeder cattle were few. In number but the ones on offer sold at steady prices. 626 head ot cattle and calves were sold. Slaughter Cattle Choice veal (850 -405 lbs.) 9 percent $00 to 93.60, good veal (226 - 680 lbs.) 84 percent S75 to 89.80, medium veal (375 - 590 lbs.) 4 Ipercent 868 to 74.50, plain and processing veal (325 - 610 lbs.) 3 percent <56 to 67.60, best Holstein and beef bred cows 9 percent $50 to 64, good cows 19 percent $48 to 49.75, medium cutters 33 percent $45 to 47.75, medium canners 28 percent $38 to 44.75, cows ot questionable health 11 percent $5.50 to 37.25, good to choice bulls (1245 • 1975 lbs.) $59.25 to 63 and plain to medium bulls (1080 • 2385 lbs.) $48.25 to 59. Feeder Cattle Choice Interior steers over 600 lbs. absent, medium to good steers (900 - 1170 lbs.) $61.50 to 70, medium to good steers (600 - 890 lbs.) too few to quote, medium to good heifers (all weights) $55. to 69.75, stock Hereford steer and bull calves too few to quote, stock Hereford heifer calves too few to quote, plain to medium Holstein steers (520 - 1050 lbs.) $51 to 67.60, choice Holstein feeder steers (560 - 600 Ibe.) $76 to 78, 1 Holstein "feeder bull' calvee'' (130 - 470 Iba.) $61 to 77, and light fleshy Hereford bull and heifer calves (196 - 295 lbs.) $76 to 93.50. Replacement Cattle by the head Week old Holstein heifer calves $30 to 125, beef type calves $57 to 100, beat Holstein bull calves 9 percent $75 to 125, medium Holstein bull calves 18 percent $45 lo 74, poor Holstein bull calves 73 peroent $5 tp 44.50. Fraser Valley Auction | LANGLEY • Several big strong ' Holstein heifers were selling (or as much as $935 on Thursday at Fraser Valley Auctions. A large selection of grass cattle sold on Saturday and prices were steady Irom the weeks before. More good grass cattle are expected for the coming Saturday, Hie week's prices were as follows; Fresh helfors $420 to 700, Holstein springers $600 to 935, Holstein bred helfera $495 to 615, open Holstein heifers $370 to 450, Holstein heifer calves $42.50 to 105, Holstein baby bull calves $25 to 90, beef type calves $50 to 125, steers $410 to 612, heifers $340 to 537.50, Holstein steers none,' steer calves $170 to 360, heifer calves $190 to 250, Holstein steer and bull calves $75 to 300, cows $456 to 658, bulls $370 to 520. Rgs, goats and sheep Weaners $37 to 52, feeders $48 to 105, sows $100 to 210, boars $90, billies and wethers $40 to 87.50, nannies $25 to 67.50, kids $10 to 69, rams $45 to 60, ewes $20 to 52.50, lambs $11 to 75. Saddle horses to $370. Obituaries HILDEBRAND - Passed away on July 12, 1093 in MSA hospital, Abram Hlldebrand In hla 64th year. Mr. Hlldebrand was late of 1867 Bradner Road, Aldergrove where he operated; his own farm. He Is survived by his loving wife Olga, two daughters, two sons, two grandchildren, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held July 16, 1983 from West Abbotsford Mennonite church. Woodlawn-Henderson In charge. 'URBAN - Passed away at New Westminster on July 13,1983, Herbert Hugo Urban In his 82nd year. LAte of 30061 Townshlpline Road, Mr. Urban leaves two daughters, Mrs. Max (Brig-: Itte) Von Schroodor of Vancouver and Mrs. John (Inge- lore) Janzen of Mt. Lehman, one son Dieter of Barrle, Ont., 13 grandchildren. He waa predeceased by his wife ■ Ursula and son Henry. Funeral sorvlcoo were held from Peace Lutheran church on July 10, 1983. Woodlawn- Henderson In charge. Ladies, Ladies Ladies Night at the Alder Inn Pub Monday, July 25 Taurus Show time: from 7:30 p.m -10:00 p.m LADIES ONLY! Comer Fraser Hwy. & 272 St. by Bruno Fengors & Kent Bilker Collectibles of All Kinds by Bob Mouris Leatherwork & Tack Repair by Ed Wallace & Don Paterson Wood Burning Portraits by Bill Newman GLASS BLOWING A delicate delight. Gifts that boggles your eyes and touch. Knitting & Crocheting by Judy Blahop Metal Sculpture by Jerry Kaalk Glass Blowing by CtC Qlaea by Betty Fox Driftwood Arts Watercolore Oil Paintings by Joyce Houghton & Bev Carr Gold & Silver Smithing by Nu Bar Gold Gedarbrae A DIVISION OF INNESWORTH INVESTMENTS ITD, USED - LIKE NEW John Deere 650 diesel complete with Loader and Plow (Only 1 left in stock) John Deere Compact Utility Diesel Tractors 10290 INDUSTRIAL AVE, Cm. of -«du»<**»' * WW *. PHONE 530-4104 Get your lawn and «^5-sK/ ■*. garden ~^%-*& inshape JohnDeereX **•» Equipment-•■ mb Bulk I m% BULK FOODS SPECIALS PRODUCE SPECIALS NOW OPEN: Mon. -Thurs. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 3084 - 272nd St., Aldergrove Phone: 856-3422 ai ■"";"r ■;'."' "^"^TSBS^SSI *W6B|w|MHMv«ir<'>*Q«A«Mj^^ 16 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JJJLY 20, .983 Top Sirloin Steak Boneless Beef. Canada Grade Top Round Steak Boneless Beef. . Canada Grade A Cigarettes All Popular Canadian Brands. •Regular or •King Size. ill.99 Fresh Cantaloupe From California. Westside Grown. No. 1 Grade. </AA. Fresh From California Grown. No. 1 Grade. Prices effective July 20-23,1983 at your friendly Aldergrove Safeway Store. We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities. SAFEWAY CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED
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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