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HP^<-'' .*-.'. • •• - mm WILLEMS AND SETO KILLINGS legislative Library- Parliament Buildings Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4 June 85 Man charged with CIEARBRQOK - Last FYiday morning, a 21- year-old Matsqui man appeared in provincial court here and was arraigned charged with two counts of homicide. Wesley Garth Evans stands accused of the murders of Lavonne Cheryl W il- lems and Beverly Ma- ryanne Seto. Willems, 27, a municipal employee, was murdered while alone in a friend's house on Sunday, November 25 last year. She was stabbed to death. Seto, 37, was murdered on Sunday, March 21. She also had been stabbed to death. The slayings had occurred within a one-mile radius, and police investigators were convinced of a link between the two crimes. Both women were alone when they met with their killer. Willems was house sit- Medalist returns ALDERGROVE - Fifteen year old Randy Lamb took home seven medals from the swim competitions at the B.C. Summer Games in Nanaimo last weekend. Lamb won two silver and five bronze medals. Lamb Is a resident of north Otter and attends Jericho Hill School for the Deaf where he is coached by Doug McCarthy. ting for a friend, and Seto, a real estate agent, met her death as she was waiting to show an unknown customer an open house. Substantial rewards were posted shortly after the Seto killing, and police investigators at the time admitted that Young gunmen arrested IANGI_EY - Four men have been arrested by RCMP in connection with an armed robbery last week. A pizza delivery boy working fbr Langley's Mather's Pizza was held up at gunpoint at about 1:15 a.m., Friday, outside at 22159 - 52 Ave. Two men wearing masks, armed with a .22 calibre rifle forced him to turn over $38 and the food he was delivering. RCMP arrested and charged four men on Saturday. They are Darren Newton, 18, of 22159 - 52 Ave., William Shaw, 18, of 20542 - 93A Ave., Larry Block, 20, of 20875 - 96 Ave. and Marcel Clairoux, 18, of 20423 Telegraph Trail. They appeared in Langley Provincial Court, Tuesday. Locals to do well at Games ST. JOHN, N.B., - Two young athletes from Aldergrove, B.C. will be at the Canada Games here August 11 to 24. They are Elden Pfeiffer (track and field), and Peter Tur- banisch (cycling). Pfeiffer and Tur- banisch are just two of the 327 athletes from 53 communities in British Columbia (3,000 athletes from all of Canada) who will be competing for top honors in their particular field. British Columbia is the only province that has ever broken the Ontario stranglehold on top spot at the national games. That happened in 1973, but with a larger contingent of athletes than ever before, coaches and individual athletes from the Pacific province hope to duplicate this feat this month. Team B.C. athletes are ready to add many more medals to the 117 gold, 111 silver, and 92 bronze picked up in previous Canada Summer Games. they were stumped;- All they could say was that the twp murders were sex related and similar in the way they had been carried out. Investigation involved up to 16 detectives working full time on the Willems- Seto murders. "It was the most extensive and costly manhunt in the history of the Matsqui police," says chief constable J.T.A. Steward. "During the course of investigation, Matsqui police received hundreds of tips that were~ checked out by investigators. Most of the original suspects in these homicides were eliminated, and the arrest of the suspect was made from the small number of suspects which remained." Stewart said public assistance received during the past four months had been invaluable in helping the investigators. The Aldergrove Vol. 27 No. 32 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 24 pages 30 cents Established 1957 3089-272 Street, Aldeigrove, B.C. Call 856-8303 or 856-5212 SURVEY SHOWS BURNABY - The great majority of metropolitan area residents support the idea of legislation to require recycling of materials such as newspaper, glass and metal, according to a recent survey done in the area. The survey, done by a private firm in April this year, showed that 83.5 percent agreed with laws requiring recycling and that the majority felt strongly about the idea. Only 15 percent of the respondents said they are opposed to recycling legislation. A total of 318 interviews were conducted. The results of the survey were given to the Greater Vancouver regional district's recycling committee. While there is no legislation requiring recycling in this area, there has been a sharp increase in the amount of material being recycled, particularly newspaper. A number of municipalities around the lower mainland have contracted with private companies for regular curbside newspaper pickup. Tougher action promised VICTORIA - The provincial environment ministry has announced a stepped up enforcement program aimed at controlling the smoke and flyash emissions from wood- waste burners on the north side of the FVaser River along Highway 7 between Albion and Mission. "A number of these burners have been discharging smoke and flyash well beyond allowable limits and causing public complaints," says minister Austin Pelton. "Ministry investigations in the area have confirmed the problem and corrective action by the offending mills is needed to improve the situation." The minister says his officials will attempt to resolve the problem by negotiation with the six or seven mills that seem to be causing most of the problems. "If corrective measures are not forthcoming, action will be taken against those who fail to conform to the conditions of the existing permits," Pelton says. Recently a company, operating a burner just west of Mission was convicted for discharging smoke without a waste management permit and was fined $1,000 in Matsqui provincial court. ' 1 j ■ I 1 1 ; *. A THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 ■ OH THE ROAD ■■III IIIIIIlll 1 Ifl 1111 1 MfflBMHIUfiHBWM -« Picket lines went up outside the Royal Canadian Legion Friday morning as members of the Hotel, Restaurant & Culinary Employees & Bartenders Union Local 40 were locked out. Branches of the Legion were also closed down in Langley, Abbotsford and Chilliwack. Four employees are involved In the labor dispute at the Aldergrove branch. Lock-out followed a stalemate in negotiation talks that have been going on for the last couple of months between unionized employees and management. Locally, most people honored the picket line, a union spokesman said. ONE-PUFF CASE Supreme Court ruling quashed VANCOUVER - The B.C. Court of Appeals has overturned the ruling of the B.C. Supreme Court in the case of the 13 year old Aldergrove secondary student suspended last year for taking a puff from a marijuana cigarette. The ruling upheld the Langley school district's policy of suspending students who use drugs or alcohol during school hours or at school functions. The Court of Appeals, in a split decision, found that Supreme Court Justice McKinnon had made an error in his interpretation of the B.C. Sdiool Act, and ruled that informing students of the rules in assemblies and through newsletters aj the start of the school year is sufficient warning. Justice McKinnon had ruled last December that the sdiool board had exceeded its authority when it suspended the 13 year old girl, and had ruled that students must receive individual prior warning before they can be suspended for a drug or alcohol offence. Justice McKinnon ordered the school district to return the 13 year old girl to Aldergrove secondary. When the school board Voted to launch an appeal of Justice McKinnon's ruling, it was pointed out that the board only wished to establish legal precedence and would pursue no further action against the 13 year old girl. What's the moon doing to us? ByLEAHATTON Did anyone else have trouble with the full moon last week? I think it was working overtime. My truck wouldn't start Thursday morning, nor on FYiday morning. And Saturday morning I had a flat tire. My daughter came down with the flu, my son hurt his foot on a trampoline and I hurt my foot on the water- slides. My children caught four trout which I had to cook and which nobody ate. Writing about it I'm tempted to laugh, but I sure didn't feel like laughing at the time. May I extend my sincere thanks to all our loyal subscribers who have post office boxes here in Aldergrove, and espedally those who have mailed or brought in their renewals after my sending them notices in the mail. I do not know how to reach most of you, except through the mail, so your willingness to respond through the mail is very much approbated by me and The Star. The month of August still looks fairly quiet around Aldergrove. Although there is one major event scheduled out in the suburbs for August 9 to 11. That's the Abbotsford International Airshow at the Abbotsford airport. I hope nobody •from Vancouver gets lost. They might end up in Aldergrove. Tliere are some interesting events scheduled for September, though. On September 3 is a main event that some anticipate and some dread every year. Our schools re-open that day, and mothers an- tidpate it while students dread it. I'd still like to know why my children never bring home as many notebooks in June as they took in September. Does anybody have a reasonable explanation for the disappearance of so many notebooks? If they are not used up, then why do I have to buy so many to begin with? I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has the answer to this one. It might save us all some money on school supplies. Scheduled for September? and 8 at the arena in Aldergrove is the Aldergrove fall fair. Flora Greenough has told me that attendance last year exceeded 2,000 people. I'll be there this year, selling subscriptions and renewals and having some fun as Well. Then on September 21, I've heard that Burt Mazerall and his band, Country Freedom, have been booked to play a dance at- the Aldergrove Centre Mall. You're looking good, Aldergrove! A question for the week: - Why do we work all winter to "get it all" and then spend summer trying to "get away from it all"? See you around. With the Open Learning Institute, you study at home for credits that can earn you a recognized OLI University Degree, Career/Technical Certificate or High School Diploma. Or you can transfer OLI credits to other colleges and universities. 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There will be a demolition derby, a tractor pulling contest, draft horse hitches, kids horse racing, and chariot and chuck wagon races. Admission is US. $4.50 for adults, $3.50 for seniors, and children between 6 and 12 years old $2.50. Admission includes an assortment of free entertainment as big as the sky. As you tour the fair grounds, take in the 4H and FFA youth exhibits and see what the young folk have been up to. Learn the art of tatting from someome who still remembers. Admire fresh picked vegetables and smell the fragrant flowers. The livestock barns are a great place for Canadian farmers to make new American friends, with over 1,000 animals on display. Shake hands with your favorite Shirt Tales character strolling the grounds. You are also invited to the People's Place, sponsored by a seniors group, for impromptu performances and cooking demonstrations. Over four acres of rides and games await the young and the young at heart. Thrilling rides for teens and adults, games of skill and chance, f)lus kiddie rides for the little ones. There's a fair in the air at Lynden. From Saturday, August 13 to Wednesday, August 17, 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. every day. For detailed program, see advertisement. MURRAYVILLE - When neighbors heard of the plans for a 'Christian education centre' near Fort Langley they reacted quickly. Within a few, days they had gathered some 70 names to a petition opposing the project. Township councilors listened to some of the arguments Monday after noon, and they quickly decided to plug up a loophole in a municipal bylaw which would have allowed Allan George Good- brand to proceed with the centre-retreat on 28 acres of farmland. "It could have been built," said Aid. John Rennie, who is himself a neighbor. "It would have been a travesty of justice." He added that it was "sprung on the residents." Councilors decided to amend the zoning bylaw, thereby stopping the project. 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M 101b. pkg. | ,„ FRESH PORK BUTT STEAK 48 BBQ, Pantry, Broil. 1 Ib. FRESH STORE-MADE SAUSAGES EVERYDAY Beef • Pork • Turkey • Chicken • And Mora BEEF BURGER PATTIES -f 68 Made on premises. Seasoned Five per pound. ■ lb. FARM TOWN MEATS 20771 No. 10 Hwy. Bypass, Langley ;NexI to Bunimaster) Phone 530-1224 ..'_"aosit> s_NDAr*TX THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 The gift of friendship It is a privilege not given to everyone to have friends, but most of us take it for granted Here we consider the unusual thing called friendship: What it is, what it means, and what to do to keep it alive . . . D Was there ever a sadder man than Howard Hughes? With all his wealth, he could have had anything money could buy. But what he did not have and could not buy' left him in the most miserable spiritual poverty. For, as far as anyone knows, he was without a friend in the world. A thousand popular songs have been written to Cell us that a life without love is not worth living. It was Hughes's apparent fate to live and die without love, because friendship has love at its core. . . When most of us think or speak about friendship, however, we rob it of its rich emotional value. We have been conditioned to see love as the romantic passion celebrated in popular music, overlooking the less effusive and less volatile love that exists between friends. This is partly because we use language loosely. We will say that "so-and-so is a friend of mine" when what we mean is that he or she is an acquaintance or an associate or a companion. We are not really talking about someone who is joined to us "in intimacy and mutual benevolence independently of sexual or family love," as the Oxford Dictionary describes a friend. The great thinkers of history applied an even stricter definition. They lavished attention on the question of what constitutes friendship because of the importance they attached to its role in civilized society. They recognized that if people did not love one another outside of their family or tribal groups, the whole social structure would crumble. Perhaps because they put so much stock in it, they tended to idealize the relationship as an exalted condition towards which people must strive. Modern men and women think of friendships in categories and degrees: business friends, social friends, good friends, best friends, etc. The philosophers and writers of earlier times made no such distinctions. To them friendship existed only in its highest and closest degree. The intimacy demanded by their uncompromising criteria was no less (and in many cases, more) than that which exists in a happy marriage. Aristotle said that friends are "one soul in two bodies." Francis Bacon characterized a friend as one "to whom you may impart griefs, joys, fears, hopes, suspicions, counsels, and whatsoever lieth upon the heart to oppress it." Clearly friendship of this order of intensity is extremely rare. "One friend in a lifetime is much; two are many; three are hardly possible," wrote the historian- philosopher Henry Adams. Dr. Samuel Johnson went beyond this to say that "so many qualities are requisite to the possibility of friendship and so many accidents must concur to its rise and continuance" that, the greatest part of mankind must content themselves without it and engage in alliances of interest and dependence instead. It may indeed be that lesser creatures than Dr. Johnson and his partners in wisdom must make do with lesser forms of friendship than the ideal state which they envisaged. But we ordinary souls can at least try to approach it by keeping in mind that it is. not a passive state, which means that it cannot be taken for granted. True friendship is not beyond our reach if we give our friendships the care and attention they deserve. What are the qualities that make true friends? Probably the first one a person asked this question would name is loyalty. It is easy to keep up a friendship of sorts when everything is bright; it takes effort and perseverance to remain a faithful friend when another's life is plunged into darkness. The expression that you can only tell who your friends are when you are in trouble dates back at least as far as the ancient Roman philosophers. The other side of the coin is that you can only tell if you are a real friend to a person if you are willing to stand by him or her in times of distress. Whether friends should lend or borrow more than minor sums of money between themselves has always been a tricky question. The balance of opinion is that they should not, if they wish to remain friends. Still, one test of real friendship is whether you are willing to do what you can tq, come to another's financial aid in an emergency. without a firm expectation of repayment. An even greater test is presented to the other party — to do everything possible to see that the sum is repaid. Yet another test of loyalty concerns reputation. It may be expedient for business or social reasons to put a distance between you and friends when their fortunes are at a low ebb. Even more trying circumstances could arise. Say a friend is charged with a disgraceful crime; Would you insist on his innocence at the risk of your own reputation in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary? Say he is convicted: Would you continue to uphold your friendship no matter what people might say? Sharing what a friend is entitled to share A friendly relationship of any degree entails a measure of sharing. Friends routinely share experiences, ideas, efforts, wishes and material things. As an intimate friend you might be called upon to share mental pain and heartbreak. Much as you might dread it, you might have to see a friend through the fear and loneliness of a serious illness or. the death of a loved one — knowing that he or she would do the same for you. Oscar Wilde had a good deal to say about the pure spirit of friendship when he wrote that if a friend had a feast and did not invite him to it, he would not be upset in the slightest. "But if a friend of mine had a sorrow and refused to allow me to share it, I should feel it most bitterly. If he shut the doors of the house of mourning against me, I would move back again and again and beg to be admitted, so that I might share in what I was entitled to share." It should not, however, take a crisis to test the strength of a friendship, because "the one who will be found capable of great acts of love is ever the one who is doing considerate small ones," as the English preacher and man of letters F.W. Robertson put it. Though friendships are often forged in the crucible of mutual adversity — as witness the lasting devotion of old armed service buddies — they are more commonly constructed piece-by-piece of little kindnesses over the years. The saying that there is no friend like an old friend mirrors the simple truth that a friendship must stand the test of time to confirm itself. It is true, too, that the older we grow, the more we. cherish our friendships; and the friends we are likely to cherish most are the ones with whom we have travelled long and far over the rough patches of life along with the smooth. It carries us far towards our main goal in life: happiness The benefits of friendship in those good, smooth times should not be underrated. People do not strike up friendly relations as insurance against future adversity. They do so because, if their psychological make-up is somewhere near normal, they must have contact with their fellow human beings. The everyday conduct of friendship satisfies this deep instinctive need. The basic appeal of friendship is the pleasure we derive from it. Our enjoyment of the world is magnified when it is shared with someone of similar attitudes and tastes. One of the chief things we share with friends is laughter. Friends find the same events and situations funny because they have roughly the same slant on life. The philosopher William James once made the point that the only goal which is common to all mankind is to attain happiness. Friendship carries us some distance towards that most desirable state. It "doubles our joy," as the great essayist Joseph Addison phrased it. We formally acknowledge this fact when we make sure that close friends are on the scene of such joyful occasions as weddings and birthday celebrations. But many of us fail to appreciate the happiness they bring to our lives day in and day out. In our modern mobile society, it is sometimes impossible for friends to keep in regular touch because they are separated geographically. We can become quite lazy about showing our faraway friends how much we value them with cards, letters or telephone calls. For those of us who are thus remiss, there may be some comfort in Ralph Waldo Emerson's thoughts on the essence of friendship: ". . .To feel and say of another, I need never meet, or speak, or write to him; we need not reinforce ourselves or send tokens of re- memberance; I rely on him as on myself. Where friends are concerned, absence may indeed make the heart grow fonder. When two people are regularly together, they grow all too well aware of each other's moods, failings and faults. But friendship is a matter of give and take in every way, including the allowances that must be made for each party's lapses. We are obliged by the nature of the relationship to accept our friends as they are, flaws and all. This is not a bad thing, since it teaches us the* valuable lesson that even we are' not exactly perfect. If a friend with whom we share so many characteristics can have so many faults, it follows that we must have a few of our own. No one can keep a friendship alive without practising consideration, which is the reason exceedingly self-centred persons are almost invariably friendless. It is the essence of consideration to refrain from saying things that may wound our friends' feelings. When they inadvertantly hurt our feelings, we should be equally silent. The observation has been made that the chief qualification for partnership in a successful marriage is to be a "good forgiven" The same applies among friends. On the other hand, tact can be carried too far in some cases. There may come a time when it is your bounden duty to call attention to the potential folly of a friend's acts. We would not, after all, stand by in silence and watch a friend suffer an injury from a third party without intervening. By the same token, we should not stand by and watch a friend injure him- or herself. A Middle Eastern proverb defines a friend as "one who gives you warning." That nicely delineates the difference between criticism of a friend for his own good and criticism for its own sake, Human nature being what it is, people are far less zealous about seeking out their. own failings than those of others. It is not the function of a friend to be a judge or censor, and we should guard against the habit of gratuitously nagging people when their welfare js not clearly at stake. When one is unquestionably obliged to let a friend know where he is going wrong, one is just as strongly obliged to see that the criticism goes no further. "Reprove your friends in secret, praise them in public," is advice that goes back to the 1st century, when it was written by Syrus, the Roman slave-poet. Unfortunately, it is often honoured in the breach:" If men knew what others say of them, there would not be four friends in the world," wrote Pascal. If you can find nothing good to say in public about a friend in a given situation, say riothing at all. "There is a friend who is a friend in name only," the Bible warns. By their ultimate disloyalty you shall know them. From Adam and Eve forward, men and women have been betrayed by seeming well-wishers who were secretly acting for their own advantage. Drama and fiction over the centuries would have been lost without the sinister figure of the false friend. In real life such figures will be found at work currying the favour of more powerful or more popular individuals. Several vulgar names are used in plants and offices for those who make a point of cozying up to the boss to advance their careers. They appeal to their victims' vanity by feigning admiration and affection. The objects of these bogus sentiments should "be advised that all flatterers live at the expense of those who listen to them." which is the moral of La Fontaine's fable of The Crow and the Fox. The more power people amass in business, politics or other walks of life, the less they can be sure of who their friends are. The story is told of a newly-appointed bishop who remarked that there were two experiences he would never have again: eat a bad meal and hear the whole truth. He might have added that he would never again make a friend he could trust entirely. The friendlessness of the high and mighty is compounded when they have dropped their old friends on the way up the ladder of earthly success. "Friendship is the privilege of private men; for .wretched greatness knows ho blessing so substantial," wrote Nahan Tate, a 16th century poet and dramatist. This is partly so because the relationship between the great and their social inferiors is essentially unequal. The most fulfilling friendships, like the most fulfilling marriages, are between equals who treat each other as such. In any case, there can be no authentic friendship where one party contrives to get more out of it than the other. It may in fact happen that one helps the other more than vice-versa, but that is immaterial to the nature of the relationship. In a real friendship, the less fortunate party would be just as forthcoming if the roles were reversed. 'Absent friends:' the immortal figures who live in our hearts It is therefore debatable whether people can deliberately "make friends" for any purpose but friendship itself. We are sometimes advised to strike up an association with more admirable souls to improve ourselves, or to replace old friends with new ones because the old are bad companions. Faced with this advice, one might do well to think of the young man whose father gave him a copy ot How to Win Friends and Influence People which he returned with a note saying, "too artificial." It may be possible to seek and find true friends as it is possible to seek and find true lovers: but, as in romantic love, the best results are obtained by letting nature take its course. Dr. Johnson apparently thought otherwise. He said, "If a man does not make new acquaintences as he advances through life, he will soon find himself alone." But though it is true that we lose friends to death as we grow older, in a way they are immortal. Those who have passed out of our lives in the physical sense will live on in our hearts as long as we do. This phenomenon is recognized in the old army toast to fallen comrades — or, as soldiers say when they raise their glasses, "to absent friends." While they are still alive, friends should be treated as the precious gifts of fortune they are. In his classic essay "Of Friendship," Emerson wrote: "We take care of our health, we make our roof tight and our clothing sufficient, but who provides wisely that we should\not be wanting in the best property of all? — friends?" 'The only way to have a friend is to be pne' The same essay carried Emerson's famous pronouncement that "the only way to have a friend is to be one." To be a friend in the classical sense is no light undertaking. Consider the qualifications for the role, as listed by the Earl of Clarendon: "The skill and observation of the best physician, the diligence and vigilance of the best nurse, the tenderness and patience of the best mother." Bishop Jeremy Taylor was, if anything, more demanding: "The greatest love, the greatest usefulness, the most open communication, the noblest sufferings, the severest truth, the heartiest counsel, and the greatest union of minds of which brave men and women are capable." There are sacrifices to be made in attempting to raise our friendships to their highest potential state, but the fortunate part of it is that friendship is one of the few human pursuits that makes sacrifice a pleasure. It is also one way in which ordinary men and women can reach for spiritual nobility. This is because "an effort made for the happiness of others lifts us above ourselves," as the American humanitarian Lydia Child said. The qualities of character required for true friendship are quite simply the best qualities a human can possess: unselfishness, tolerance, fore- bearance, trustworthiness, faithfulness, honesty. If we fragile mortals feel unequal to the effort of applying all these qualities all the time, we might try a little harder if we remember that we are doing it out of a kind of love which yields love in repayment. And to love and.be loved is worth all the effort we can possibly make. ^mmimimmtmaaMmmmimtmmmff mmmmmmmm. THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 DRIVE A HAPPY CAR As cars continue to "shrink," the need for maintenance will grow Smaller cars may bring motorists the extra miles per gallon they are seeking, but the fuel savings could easily' 'slip out the exhaust pipe" if they neglect the maintenance small cars require. • "Because parts are fewer and smaller in size, four-cylinder engines have to work harder than larger engines to provide the same performance," explains Dave Bowman, Technical Qervices Manager for Fram/Autolite, a major automotive parts manufacturer. "Engine miles" Four-cylinder engines require more revolutions per minute than six!- or eight-cylinder engines to travel the same distance. For example, Mr. Bowman explains, tlie average eight- cylinder engine in a large car with an automatic transmission requires 1,663 revolutions to travel one mile. The average four-cylinder engine requires 3,130 revolutions to travel that same distance. "These figures can be translated into 'engine miles.' When the odometer reads 10,000 miles, the four-cylinder engine will have worked the equivalent of 18,800 miles,'' says Mr. Bowman. "Smaller engines need to be protected against engine miles. The best way is through more frequent preventive maintenance. It is vital for keeping your small car healthy and fuel efficient." "Unfortunately," he adds, ' 'most motorists are not aware of the importance of small car maintenance." In a recent national survey of 22,200 motorists conducted for Fram/Autolite by Market Facts Inc., more than two-thirds said they do not believe small, four- cylinder engines require more frequent maintenance. "These owners need to learn how small cars operate and should look at frequent maintenance as low-cost in surance that can keep up the vehicle's resale value and save them money at the gas pumps," he adds. Severe driving Mr. Bowman suggests motorists base maintenance schedules on their driving habits. "Severe" drivers are those who primarily drive short, stop-and-go trips of 10 miles or less, who drive in dusty areas, who idle extensively, as in heavy traffic, or who tow heavy loads. Fram/Autolite surveys show that nearly 85 percent of the country's drivers fall into this category. "Severe drivers, particularly ihose with small cars, should maintain "Diamond Jubilee'SS The Best... Just Got Better Reliant &Aries FREE Automatic Transmission ie Best., $800 You Ever Save $800 On Chrysler 5th Avenue, New Yorker front wheel drive, Lebaron G.T.S., Dodge Lan< and Daytona. The Best.• Deals Are Yours This Summer Save $525 On Horizon, Omni, Charger and Shelby CHFTSlBi LEADS FOUR-CYLINDER ENGINES ARE LESS "FORGIVING" of maintenance neglect than eight-cylinder engines because parts are fewer and entailer. With half the number of spark plugs (above), the performance loss from one bad plug in a four-cylinder engine is much more noticeable than one bad plug out of eight in a larger engine. Oil filters (below) also work harde..- in most four-cylinder engines, handling a greater oil flow than those in larger engines, even though they are smaller in size. This makes tune-ups and regular oil/oil filter changes crucial for extending the life of your small car. their vehicles more often, at least according to the severe driving schedule listed in owners' manuals," says Mr. Bowman. To keep small cars running smoothly and efficiently, Fram has these maintenance tips: • Oil & oil filters -— Since combustion temperatures in smaller engines are hotter, the motor oil works harder lubri- Cut Your ! 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If you are a severe driver, change the oil and oil filter every three months or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first. If you drive under "ideal" conditions, such as constant highway driving, change these parts every 6,000-7,000 miles or six months. • Spark plugs — "When RPMs increase, so do the number of times spark plugs must fire," Mr. Bowman says. "This can shorten plug life and lead to misfiring." "If one out of four plugs in a four-cylinder engine misfires, it could shake your back teeth out; one bad plug in a small engine is more apparent than one in larger engines. So give your small car a tune-up at least once a year and be sure to replace all four spark plugs at the same time." • Fuel filters — Many small cars are, or will be, equipped with fuel injectors which improve performance. Therefore, check the fuel filter at each tune-up and replace if necessary. A clogged fuel filter can reduce gas mileage and allow contaminants to enter and damage the fuel injectors. • Wheels and tires — Smaller tires revolve more times per mile than larger tires. This can produce more heat and increase tread wear. Check the treads monthly and replace the tires when necessary. For a booklet with these and other helpful car care tips for your small car, send 50(2 to Fram Corp., Small Cars, P.O. Box 6346-29, Prdvidence, R102940. -J I wp^ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 DRIVE A HAPPY CAR Replacing an oil filter BYPASS VALVE The oil filter on your car is probably a full-flow filter. This means that the oil pump delivers oil through the filter before oil is distributed to the engine. However, in the event that extremely cold weather causes the filter to clog or the oil to become too thick to flow through the filter, a bypass valve will route oil around the filter element to the engine. This way, your engine will never starve for oil. Oil delivered to the engine through the bypass will, of course, contain abrasives and sludgy elements that will accelerate engine wear. Filters get clogged with sediment and particles if they are kept in use too long. Therefore, it is important that you replace an oil filter at the time intervals recommended in your owner's manual. In many cases, this schedule calls for installing a new filter in a new" car the first time the oil is drained and every second oil change thereafter. If you use the vehicle under severe conditions, such as pulling a trailer, extensive short-trip driving, idling for long periods, or driving in dusty areas, replace the filter each time you change the oil. 1. Place a drain pan under the oil filter before adding fresh oil to the engine- This will catch any of the fresh oil that may spill while you work*. 2. The filter may be reached from inside the engine compartment, depending on its location on the engine. If it's not accessible, you'll have to get beneath the car. Be careful that you don't grab the filter with your bare hand. Since the engine was warmed up prior to draining the oil, the filter will be hot. 3. Place an oil-filter wrench around the filter. If you are just now purchasing a wrench, make sure that it's the right size because not all wrenches fit all filters. Be ready to tell the salesman the year, make and model of your car and the cubic-inch displacement of the engine. You'll also need this information if you want to purchase the correct filter. Full-How, oll-llltar bypass valves allow oil delivery, even It Ihe tiller c/ogs. 4. Turn the wrench counterclockwise to remove the filter. If the filter is frozen to the engine, remove the wrench and drive a chisel through the filter canister, but watch out for hot oil that may splatter. Then hit the chisel with a hammer to loosen the old oil filter. 5. If old gasket material sticks to the filter seat on the engine after you have removed and discarded the filter, scrape the seat clean and wipe it with a dry cloth. 6. Wash your hands, and then dip a finger into some clean engine oil and lubricate the gasket of the new filter. Also lubricate the filter seat on the engine, Lubrication assures that you will have a /tpply oil to the gasket of a new filter to secure a tight fit with the engine. secure fit between the two. 7. Thread the filter by hand onto the engine. Be careful not to cross or strip threads on the filter. When the gasket touches the filter seat on the engine, hand-turn the filter another half to three- quarter turn to secure it. In the past, manufacturers have warned not to tighten the filter with a wrench, because the filter may be difficult to remove next time you have to replace it. Some now say to use a wrench to assure a tight, leak-proof seal. Take the moderate approach. Tighten the filter by hand. 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If mama said the world was square my brother would agree and that was that. He never did a thing in his life that mama disapproved of. He built his house to mama's design (no consideration for his wife and family). My mother led our father around by the nose; she was never sincere with my father or the rest of us - the exception was my brother. He is so phony all he thinks about is money. If you have money, in his opinion, you are upper crust, but he has "the manners and attitude of a torn cat. The only decent woman he brought home was his wife and she wouldn't have married him if she had known what her life would be like. Now that our folks are dead he does as he pleases, he is a rich man but the money came from his wife because she worked. He had never done anything for his family, but when the time comes and he is gone his wife knows that she can count on us to be there and help her. Signed: Babbette of the Valley. Dear Babbette, I find it truly incredible that a man of your advanced years should have spend a life time being bitter about- his brother. Now that you have told me and hopefully feel better for having written it all down, why not try talking to your brother? If you can't bring yourself to confront him face to face then a letter would do to start. The past is past, your mother is dead and has probably gone to a more peaceful place than she found on this earth. Before you and your brother go to your rest try to work something out together. You may be quite surprised and pleased with the result. Bitterness is a terrible burden to carry to your grave. Dear Annabelle, In the last couple of years most of my friends have been divorced. I would like to get a divorce too but the trouble is - I'm not married. Sighed: A Follower. Dear Follower, Listen, do us all a favor and never get married. Star readers are invited to mail in their questions or problems to ASK ANNABELLE. Use a nom de plume if you wish. The address is ASK ANNABELLE, o-o The Aldergrove Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C., VOX 1A0. OTTER - The 4-H horse dub competed in the Surrey farm fair, Monday August 5, at the Cloverdale fairgrounds. Judge was Margaret Brent, and announcer for the event was Nicki McNair, The results for the Otter horse club were: Showmanship 12 and under - Denise Allen and Leah Chenier, first row; Sonia Evans and Julie Zazelenchuk, second row; Melanie Muldoon, third row. 13 and 14 - Laurie Rippon and Alison McNair, first row. 15 and up - San- dera Murray, Kim Sauder and Andrea Blamier, first row. Grand champion showman was Andrea Blamire, and reserve champion was Alison McNair. English Equitation 12 and under - Sonia Evans and Julie Zazelenchuk, first row; Melanie Muldoon, Leah Chenier and Denise Allen, second row. 13 and 14 - Alison McNair, first row; Laurie Rippon, second row. 15 and up - Kim Sauder and Andrea Blamire, first row; Sandera Murray, second row. English Pleasure 12 and under - Sonia Evans and Denise Allen, first row; Melanie Muldoon and Leah Chenier, second row. 13 and 14 - Alison McNair, first row; Laurie Rippon, second row. 15 and up - Sandera Murray, Andrea Blamire, and Kim Sauder, first row. Western Equitation 12 and under - Denise Allen, first row; Julie Zazelenchuk, second row; Melanie Muldoon, third row. row. 13 and 14 - Alison McNair, first row. 15 and up - Kim Sauder, Sandera Murray and Andrea Blamire, first row. Grand champion in western equitation, was Andrea Blamire. Western Pleasure 12 and under - Denise Allen and Julie Zazelenchuk, first row, Melanie Muldoon, second row. 13 and 14 - Alison McNair, second row. 15 and up - Kim Sauder and Andrea Blamire, first row, Sandera Murray, second row. Tynehead funds approved SURREY - Finds have been approved by the Greater Vancouver regional district to improve and maintain the existing nature trail at Tynehead parte and to clean up and restore sites previously used for housing and other uses. ALDERGROVE O.A.P.O. NEWS Tim and Opal celebrate By DOREEN FOLKARD ALDERGROVE - Although the weather was warm, the Saturday evening had a good turnout. Tim and Opal Thomas celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary this week. Door prize was won by Leo Harcourt and Bob Coutts, the spot prize by Fred Metzger and Bunny Hamilton. I see the descendants of Levi Strauss wish to buy back the company that has made billions by sel ling jeans. I have often wondered what teenagers wore before the jeans came in. I have seen little girls cry and beg their mothers to buy them a dress. One little girl told me she has never worn a dress. When Jackie Coo- gan was a child star in the twenties, he wore the jeans in the film The Kid. Today the dress trade is losing. It seems that only the manufacturers who are making jeans are making a fortune. Andrea Blamire [left] and Sandera Murrey with their trophies and mounts at Otter 4H horse club's achievement day. Obituaries KRAUSE - Passed away on July 30, 1985 at Menno Home In Clearbrook, Maria Krause in her 83rd year. She was formerly ot Aldergrove. Mrs. Krause was predeceased by her husband Arnold. She is survived by daughter Elvera Tetzlaff of Vancouver, granddaughter Thelma Zacharias of Langley, and grandson Gerald Tetzlaff of Vancouver. Also great grandchildren Mark and Darrin Zacharias of Langley. Funeral service was held August 6 from Woodlawn- Henderson. Burial at Aberdeen cemetery. SIMPSON - Lillian May Simpson, late of 24488 Fraser Hwy. and a resident of Langley since 1931, passed away in Cedar Hill extended care unit of Langley Memorial Hospital on July 30, 1985. She was 95 years of age. Mrs. Simpson (nee Pearce) was born May 5, 1890 In the County of Bruce, Ontario. She was raised and went to school in the town of Paisley. When she was fifteen she moved to Battle Creek, Michigan to live with her aunt and uncle, Dr. Roy McCartney. When she was 28 she went to China as a missionary nurse. At a social gathering Lillian met her husband Bertram Joseph Simpson, who had taken a position in China with the Standard Oil Co. of New York. He was supervisor for the construction of an oil installation at Chungking. Bert and Lillian were married in February of 1920. Three boys were born to the Simpsons while they were in China. During the Boxer upri sing in 1926 the Simpsons left for Canada, arriving in Victoria in September of 1926. They took up residence in the Point Grey area of Vancouver Early In 1931, they moved to the Fraser Valley, built a home on 10 acres of land on the Old Yale Road in the Otter district. The children attend Otter elementary school and Langley high school. Mrs. Simpson joined the Otter Women's Institute in 1931, In which she was a life member. When the Otter branch closed she went on to the Langley Women's Institute where she received the provincial long service pin in 1984. Mrs. Simpson was a life member of the Ladles Orange Benevolent Association, with Lily of the Valley Lodge at Otter from 1945 to 1971. When they dissolved she carried on with the Queen Victoria Chapter. She was also a charter member and life member of the Otter auxiliary to the Langley Memorial hospital. Other community organizations she belonged to were: 10 years with the Otter Community Association. From 1934 to 1939 with the Otter Girl Guides and Boy Scout Association, five years with the Otter School Parent Teachers Association. She ■ also received a medal of merit for work done with the Red Cross during World War II. Left to mourn her passing are: a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mayes (Beth) of Langley; three sons, Bill and wife Vera of Burnaby, David and wife Vera of Richmond, Emerson and wife Greta of Vancovuer; 14 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren; three sisters, Catherine of Elmira, Ontario, Isobel of Wal- kerton, Ontario and Ada Hanover, Ontario; a brother, Charleys of Owen Sound, Ontario. She was predeceased by her husband, Bertram Joseph, in 1963, one son Robert, two sisters, Nesta and Ethel, two brothers, Emerson and Jack. Funeral services were held from the chapel of Henderson's Langley Funeral Home on Wednesday, August 7 at 10 a.m. Interment was at Valley View Memorial Gardens, in Surrey. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Langley Memorial Hospital in memory of Lillian Simpson. VAN DE BURGT - Passed away suddenly at Chilliwack on July 19, 1985, Leonard Van de Burgt in his 25th year. Survived by his parents Jan and Aartje Van de Burgt of Mt. 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DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 QO ROMPER ROOM (R) -..'.' 10:00 Q READING RAINBOW James Earl Jones narrates "Bringing The Rain To Ka- piti Plain" from the Nandi people of Kenya. (R) g 11:00 O VOYAGE OF THE MIMI Using the computer, the crew conducts a whale census; a visit to the Smithsonian Institution, g DAYTIME SPORTS 6:30 O CFL FOOTBALL Ottawa Rough Riders at Winnipeg Blue Bombere DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 O **J4 "Till The.End 01 Time" (1946, Drama) Dorothy McGuire, Guy Madison. A war widow comes to the aid of a confused and embittered man who has just returned to civilian lile. 1:00 Q ** "Springtime In The Rockies" (1937, Western) Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette. A cattle ranch foreman tries to prevent a range war when his pretty boas takes up sheep raising. 2:00 ffl ** "Tonnerre de Dieu" (1965, Comedie) Jean Gabin, Lilli Palmer. Un veterinaire a la retraite note ses idees noires dans I'alcool. EVENING 6:00 § ABCNEWSg NBC NEWS ONEWS Q CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR Q THREE'S COMPANY Larry sets up a test to determine if Furley's latest girl is a golddigger. © PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS ffl CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 QQNEWS Q TOP STORY © GOOD TIMES A self- proclaimed "shepherd of the Lord" asks James to become one of his herdsmen. <, ©SEA: ECOSYSTEMS ffl RENCONTRES Invite: Georges Dumezil, historien etauteur. (1rede2) 7:00 Q WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Linda Evans; a profile of actress-turned-writer Carroll Baker. Q COMEDY FACTORY "Fast Food" A worker at a fast-food joint frequented by college students runs into personal and professional difficulties. Guest star: Avery Schreiber. O LOVE CONNECTION O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS This study of the butterfly reveals its contribution to its environment and its ways of defending against predators. ©TAXI Jim gives each of the cabbies $1,000 to give to a needy soul so they can experience the joy he feels by giving it away. ©MOTORWEEK HILL STREET BLUES Henry Goldblume (Joe Spano) becomes the hero of an attractive young woman when he saves her life during an undercover investigation in the "Passage to Libya" episode of NBC's "Hill Street Blues." The episode airs THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog © VANCOUVER Featured: a tribute to the Canadian Navy's 75th anniversary. ffl LE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 ffl LE POINT 7:30 OWEEKNIGHT TIC TAC DOUGH _| CHEERS Sam and Coach decide to go back to school to get their high school diplomas, but each soon becomes a teacher's pet for very different reasons. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY Q COMEDY FACTORY "Fast Food" A worker at a fast-food joint frequented by college students runs into personal and professional difficulties. Guest star: Avery Schreiber. O WORLD OF SURVIVAL © MARY TYLER MOORE Mary unknowingly accepts a date with Murray's father. © BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT 7:36 ffl CINEMA **V> "Mille milliards de dollars" (1981, Drame) Patrick Dewaere, Caroline Cellier. Un journaliste decouvre un dossier compromettant aur le milieu puissant des mul- tinationales. 8:00 Q MOVIE ** "Venom" (1982, Suspense) Nicol Williamson, Klaus Kinski. Kidnappers hold a young American boy hostage in his parents' London home, alternately contending with the police outside and a deadly mamba snake in the building's ventilation system. (Viewer Discretion Advised) g Q Q COSBY SHOW Vanessa has recurring nightmares after seeing a horror movie. (R) O O MAGNUM, P.I. A psychic (Samantha Eggar) claims jhat Magnum will be involved in her eventual murder. (R) OSEARCH FOR THE NILE A docudrama chronicling the obsessive search for the Nile's source in Uie 19th century by explorers Richard Burton, John Speke, David Livingstone, Henry Stanley and Samuel Baker. Narrator: James Mason. (Part 1 of 6) © MOVIE **• "Smile" (1975, Drama) Bruce Dern, Barbara Feldon. A smalltown beauty pageant mixes sincere hopefuls and ambitious promoters. ©NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 8:30 O TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED ' QO FAMILY TIES Mallory and Skippy are accidentally locked up in the Keaton basement together. (R) ©NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 9:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED Q CHEERS Sam and Coach decide to go back to school to get their high school diplomas, but each soon becomes a teacher's pet for very different reasons. (R) O O SIMON & SIMON A.J. and Rick try to help a high achool student who has quit drugs and then runs away after being framed by her former clique. (R)g O MYSTERYI "Reilly: Ace Of Spies" In 1924 Reilly, now a New York resident, becomes the unsuspecting target in a plot by the head of the Bolshevik Secret Police to bring him back to Russia. (Part 10 of 12) (R) © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC "Love Those Trains" James Whitmore narrates this view of the world pf trains, past and present, and train people: hoboes, hobbyists, and workers. © FAME The cast of "Fame" pays a musical tribute to Stevie Wonder In a concert at the Jones Beach Amphitheater. 9:30 O FACTS OF LIFE Jo and the girls are not at all enthusiastic about Kevin's occupying the room in the attic. (R)g Q O CHEERS Sam's masculine smugness offends a Boston reporter when she visits the bar to do a story on the singles scene.(R) 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL ) 20 / 20 Scheduled: Bob Brown reports on the sexually-transmitted disease chlamydia; an essay on baseball, g Q Q HILL STREET BLUES Goldblume saves a young woman's life during an Investigation of international weapons sales; Fay risks perjury in an abuse case. (R) Q CRAZY LIKE A FOX Harry searches for the truth when Cindy's zany brother Skip is framed for murder while attempting to collect an old debt. (R) O KNOTS LANDING Ruth wants Abby to make Laura jealous by staging an affair with Greg; Ben discovers that Joshua is undermining Val's self-confidence. (R) _ MOVIE •* "Chatau- qua Girl" (1984, Drama) Janet-Leigh Green, Terence Kelly. The harsh financial climate of 1921 Alberta complicates a woman'a new position as an agent for traveling performera and leads her into a romantic encounter. Q STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO A mobster's son makes a deal with the law, but his father hirea a hit man to finish him off. ©VISTA 10:05 ffl GENIES EN HERBE EN VACANCES "Demi-finale" 10:35 ffl CINEMA **J4 "Monte Walsh" (1970, Western) Lee Marvin, Jeanne Moreau. Lorsqu'un des deux bons amis est assa- sine I'autre se met a la recherche de I'assasin. 11:00 § OOONEWS Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan convinces two German officers that Stalag 13 sits over a vast pool of oil. ©SPORTSPAGE 11:20 QQNEWS 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER Wojo and Detective Janice Wentworth go undercover at a hotel to track down a clever robber. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Bert Convy, Shelley Long, comedians Bob & Ray. (R) Q ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie's got more to lose than his collateral when he secretly puts everything on the line to buy Kelsey's bar. (Part 2 of 2) © NEW AVENGERS Steed, Purdey and Gambit travel to Canada to tackle a case involving a nearly impregnable building that kills its intruders. (R) © SCTV Sketches: "My Fair Lady " with Andrea Martin as Eliza Doolittle; Lee lacocca (Dave Thomas) rock concerts. 11:65 O MOVIE ***** "Forty- Second Stredt" (1933, Musical) Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell. Great ambition drives a producer to put on a Broadway musical amid emotional turmoil. 12:00, Q POLICE STORY A series of prostitution murders , offers.a vice squad member (Jamea Farentino) the chance to transfer to the homicide team. Q NEW AVENGERS Steed embarks on a' frantic search for an agent who defected to an Eastern Bloc nation. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Scheduled: clinical ecolo- gist Debra Lynn Dadd on toxic dangers ot everyday products. •■■ . , © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Washington gets a job that Epstein thought he had in the bag. 12:05 Q MOVIE *** "Red Alert" (1977, Suspense) William Devane, Michael Brandon. When a master computer detects a radiation leak, it seals off a nuclear power plant trapping 14 technicians inside. ©MOVIE**54 "GoneTo Ground" (1976, Drama) Charles Tigwell, Elaine Lee. A mysterious assailant terrorizes five people ataying in a beach cottage. 12:30 * Q © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: talk show host Merv Griffin, singer Captain Beefheart; also, a viewer mail segment. (R) 12:40 © MOVIE •* "Manbeastl Myth Or Monster" (1977, Drama) Peter Byrne. Dramatized sightings of the legendary Bigfoot, the man-monster allegedly seen in the Pacific Northwest, the Louisiana bayou country, and in Nepal as the Abominable Snowman. (R) 1:00 Q EYE ON HOLLYWOOD A report focusing on the experiences of battered women. (R) 1:10 O MOVIE •• "The Fiendish Plot Of Dr. Fu Manchu" (1980, Comedy) Peter Sellers, Sid Caesar. Retired detective Nayland Smith pursues the 168- year-old archvillain who is seeking the ingredients for his life-prolonging elixir. (R) 1:30 OWEEKNIGHT Q MUSIC CITY U.S.A. 2:00 QQNEWS © HERE'S LUCY Lucy poses as a wealthy European widow to impress the bank into giving her a loan. 2:06 Q HAWAII FIVE-0 Seventy-two employees of a family-owned corporation are threatened and the aging owner disappears. Q HAWAII FIVE-0 A wealthy gangster breaks a prisoner out ot jail to help him mastermind a diamond heist. 2:30 NEWS 3:00 CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:05 O WALTONS Jason learns that love can be one of life's most painful experiences. Q WALTONS The excitement of the Walton's first grandchild's birth is diminished when Mary Ellen's baby is stolen. (Part 2 ot 2) 4:05 Q HAWAII FIVE-0 A shipboard comedian geta into trouble due to his extensive gambling debts. House levelled by fire LANGLEY - An early evening house fire last Saturday completely destroyed a home at 19874 - 8 Ave. Two langley fire- halls, with the assistance of a South Surrey fireball, were called to the blaze about 7:30 p.m. Residents were away at the time ahd there were no injuries. Neighbors removed two dogs and two horses from an adjoining bam. Cause of fire has not been determined, and RCMP and fire officials are invest.- Horse clubs achieve AIDERGROVE - The local 4-H horse clubs, Otter and Double-T, held their achievement day on Sunday, July 21, at Campbell Valley regional park. Judging the entries was Douglas Mac- Arthur. The results for Otter horse club were: High points: Unit 4 - Andrea Blamire, Unit 2B - Shannon Tracey, Unit 2A - Denise Allen, Unit 1 - Sara Allen. Reserve high points: Unit 4 -Sandera Murray, Unit 2B - Glynis Heather, Unit 2A - Sonia Evans, Unit 1 - Susan Chenier. Andrea Blamire was grand champion showman and Sandra Murray was reserve champion showman. High ag gregate of the day was Andrea with 184 points. Following the achievement with project animals, members went for a leisurely ride around Campbell Valley park, or just relaxed in the shade. The day was completed with a picnic supper. Thanks to parents who helped out as ring clerks, whipper-ins, and with scoring. Next on the club's agenda will be competition at the PNE. The eight members representing Otter are Andrea Blamire, Sandera Murray, Cindy Mortimer, Nick McNair, Kim Sauder, Alison McNair, Glynis Heather, and Laurie Rippon. SUPER SALE 45% OFF 1" Decorator .Mini Blinds SUNTECA QUALITY VERTICAL BLINDS* Easy Care/Effortless Operation 35% OFF | BILL'S UPHOLSTERY LTD Sale ends August 21,85 £r WINDOW COVERINGS Terms O.A.C. ^ g H 33490 SOUTH FRASER WAY, ABBOTSFORD 853-7923 1 ■^■^1 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 9, 1985 Copyright* 1985T.V.Data,Inc. ' DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 QQ ROMPER ROOM (R) 10:00 Q READING RAINBOW Vincent Gardenia narrates "Louis The Fish," a tale about a man who turns into a fish. (R)g 11:00 Q VOYAQE OF THE MIMI The crew observes humpback whales feeding; a visit to the Woods Hole Marine Biology Laboratory, g DAYTIME SPORTS 4:30 Q Q CFL FOOTBALL Edmonton Eskimos at Toronto Argonauts DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 O •• "That Girl From Paris" (1936, Romance) Lily Pons, Gene Raymond. An opera singer in Paris falls in love with a band leader and stows away on an ocean liner to be near him. 1:00 O • • "Vigilantes Of Boomtown" (1947, Western) Allan "Rocky" Lane, Bobby Blake. A senator's daughter has a prizefighter kidnapped because she objects to his profession. EVENINQ 6:00 QNEWS O ABCNEWSG Q NBC NEWS 8 CBSNEWS MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR Q THREE'S COMPANY Jack panics when he assumes that Terri's friend wants to give up life as a nun to be with him. ©WRITE COURSE ffl CE SOiR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS Q TOP STORY ' Q GOOD TIMES A disparaging remark about George Washington causes Michael to be suspended from school. 09 WRITE COURSE ffl RENCONTRES Invite: Georges Dumezil, historien et auteur. (2e de 2) 7:00 O THIS WEEK IN B.C. Q WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q ENTERTAINMENT TONIQHT Behind the scenes of the John Lennon-Yoko Ono movie biography; an interview with '50s actress Anita Ekberg. 8 LOVE CONNECTION WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS A look at Australia's wild dog, the dingo, an animal that survives despite human efforts to eliminate it. Q TAXI The cabbies frantically drive from New York to Miami so Alex can spend 20 minutes between planes with his long-lost daughter. SHUNTERS' GOLD VANCOUVER Featured: the Arts, Science And Technology Centre; magician, "Mr. Bubbles." ffl LE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 OLE POINT 7:30 Q TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Jackie's been asked to accept a fashion _W____W_Wm W___& • '*1KSV' Mmw^aF '___>__■___ __.•' ._&.' , n___F!:!d_______L_________ - * Timr A'" ___■______. .* *__&•••* _________ ^_________1* -fi' TMil -Einii fW _____Brr ZORRO, THE GAY BLADE 9^H|Bf^HRf fX B George Hamilton stars as the legendary masked swordsman of Old California, in "Zorro, the Gay Blade," airing FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 on CBS. Lauren Hutton co-stars as the early-American feminist who is attracted to him. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 1 ©1985 Compulog design job in Italy but she doesn't know how to break the news to her overpro- tective father. OWEEKNIGHT Q TIC TAC DOUGH QONEWS Q SALE OF THE CENTURY Q WORLD OF SURVIVAL Q MARY TYLER MOORE Murray suffers the pain of being Ted's ghostwriter when a small article he writes turns out to be worth more than he thought. © GROWING YEARS "Adolescent Personality Development" 7:36 ffl VIVRE A TROIS Chrissy et Japk remplacent Janette comme gardienne. 8:00 Q MURDER, SHE WROTE Jessica encounters murder and mayhem when she travels to Wyoming for the funeral of an old friend. (R) Q WEBSTER Webster and George cavort in bear costumes, hoping to cure Katherine of her crush on a college professor. (R) g Q KNIGHT RIDER KITT is forced into an acid pit during Michael's investigation of a commercial dumpsite suspected of polluting the area. (R) g Q BENSON (R)g O DUKES OF HAZZARD A pair of wily escaped convicts force Bo and Luke to help them avoid the police. (R) Q ST. ELSEWHERE West- phall's old friend, now a White House physician, makes St. Eligius the welcoming hospital for the First Lady's visit to Boston. (R) Q WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g Q MOVIE ••• "W.C. Fields And Me" (1976, Biography) Rod Steiger, Valerie Perrine. The legendary comedian's mistress Carlotta Monti recalls their problem-filled relationship. © SPOTLIGHT ON SWEDEN 8:06 ffl HORS SERIE: SECRET DIPLOMATIQUE Le premier conseiller d'ambas- sade va en mission a Lis- bonne; I'attache francais a un comporteraent qui in- quiete ses superieurs. (2e de6) 8:30 Q COMEDY FACTORY "Fast Food" A worker at a fast-food joint frequented by college students runs into personal and professional difficulties. Guest star: Avery Schreiber. O CHEERS Sam's masculine smugness offends a Boston reporter when she visits the bar to do a story on the singles scene. (R) O WALL STREET WEEK Guest: David Holt, president, TL Communications, Inc. © STARTING A BUSINESS 9:00 Q BEST TIMES A romance develops for Joanne with the father of a problem student, and Mia makes an embarrassing comment about it in class. Q BENSON Benson and Clayton discover Katie and her cousin in a bar with a pair of college men. (R) g Q MOTOWN REVUE (Premiere) Comedian Ar- senio Hall and actor Leo O'Brien join host* Smokey Robinson as regulars in this music-comedy series featuring performances from some of the top recording artists and comedians. Tonight's guests: Stevie Wonder, DeBarge and Vanity. Q MAGNUM, P.I. A psychic (Samantha Eggar) claims that Magnum will be involved in her eventual murder. (R) O MOVIE •• "Zorro, The Gay Blade" (1981, Comedy) George Hamilton, Lauren Hutton. The heroic son of old California's famous justice fighter is incapacitated by an injury, forcing his foppish brother to don the cape and mask. (R) Q THE LAST OUTLAW A drama re-creating the life of 19th-century Australian folk hero Ned Kelly (John Jarratt) who embarked on a life of crime and rebellion as an adolescent and was eventually tried and executed at the age of 26. (Part 3 of 4) Q CITIES ©MOTORWEEK QJ FAME Chris accepts Trevor Kane's (Anthony Newley) offer to coach one of his ex-wives for a role in a Broadway play. 9:06 ffl SUPERSTAR "Gilbert Becaud" interprete "Power to Love," "Les Gens," "Adieu I'idiot" et "Desiree, Je ne fais que passer." 9:30 Q OFF THE RACK A brusque loudmouth and his late business partner's widow become the reluctant co-owners of a nearly bankrupt Los Angeles garment company. (R) g © COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: DESIGN 9:50 Q EVENING EDITION 10:00 Q NATIONAL / JOURNAL LIFE'S MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENTS In this eighth edition, Steve Alien takes a look at film outtakes featuring Madeline Kahn, Susan Saint James and Jane Curtin; alao, Jamie Farr shows some foul-ups from "M'A'S'H." (R)g Q Q MIAMI VICE Crockett and Tubbs are assigned to protect the life of a mobster long enough for him to testify against a rival crime boss. (R) Q HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mark make an effort to spark a romance between a Thoroughbred trainer's daughter (Helen Hunt) and the son.(John Hammond) of a class-conscious man. (Part 1of2)(R)g Q MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Citadel" After Andrew treats a hysterical woman in a fashionable shop, his skill and good looks impress the London smart set. (Part 7 of 10) (R)g © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO When an assaulted wife disappears, the evidence points to her husband, known to become violent when drunk. © PORTRAITS OF POWER 10:06 ffl PARE CHOC 10:30 ©JAPAN TODAY 10:35 ffl CINEMA ••• "Norma Rae" (1979, Drame) Sally Field, Ron Lelbman. Une travailleuse dans une usine de filature devient le bras droit d'un organisateur syndlcal. 11:00 QOQONEWS O Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg Q A HORSEMAN RIDING BY "1916: The Profiteers" The valley haa its first conscientious objector and most of the locals do not take it kindly; Sydney Cod- sail tries to involve Paul in a dubious deal. (Part 10 of 13) 8 WRESTLING SPORTSPAGE 11:20 OONEWS 11:25 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE 11:30 O PGA CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS O BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Liberace, Bill Maher, Clio Goldsmith; also, a moron movies segment. (R) O ALL IN THE FAMILY The opening ■ of Archie's Place is anything but grand when Archie is taught a painful lesson on employer-employee relatione. Q MOVIE •••54 "Stagecoach" (1939, Western) - John Wayne, Claire Trevor. Passengers aboard a stagecoach raided by Indians each react to the traumatic episode in a different way. 11:50 O EVENING EDITION 12:00 Q ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Q MOVIE ••• "Comes A Horseman" (1978, Drama) Jane Fonda, James Caan. In the 1940s Southwest, an independent rancher enlists the help of a drifter in fighting the intended takeover of her land. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Scheduled: author David J. Grzesiek ("Financial Independence Through Buying and Investing in Single- Family Homes"). Q MOVIE •••% "The Invisible Man" (1933, Science-Fiction) Claude Rains, Gloria Stuart. Based on H.G. Wells novel. A chemist loses his sanity after ingesting a concoction which imparts invisibility. 12:05 Q MOVIE •• "Secrets" (1977, Drama) Susan Blakely, Roy Thinnes. A young woman, turns in desperation to promiscuity when she finds she's unable to 'solve the perplexities of her unhappy marriage. Q MOVIE ••• "Having Babies III" (1978, Drama) Mitch Ryan, Susan. Sullivan. A doctor faces a series of emotional and professional hazards when he is asked to perform a serious operation on his ex- wife. 12:30 Q POLICE STORY A rookie (Kurt Russell) comes under criticism when he tries to follow the rules. Q FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS Videos by Dire Straits ("Money for Nothing"), Rick James ("Glow"), Sting ("If You Love Somebody"), the Motels ("Shame"), Michael McDonald ("No Lookin' Back"). 1:30 O WEEKNIGHT 2:00 ONEWS Q MOVIE ••• "The Sins Of Rachel Cade" (1961, Drama) Angie Dickinson, Peter Finch. A missionary loses the respect of the natives after she succumbs to temptation. Q HERE'S LUCY Lucy believes that Kim is dating an older college professor. 2:05 Q HAWAII FIVE-0 A wife fakes evidence appearing to link two murders in an attempt to trick McGarrett into re-opening a homicide case for which her husband was convicted. 2:16 ONEWS 2:30 QNEWS 2:36 Q HAWAII FIVE-0 A policeman starts a personal vendetta against the killers of his son. 3:05 Q WALTONS The war begina to have full effect on the Waltons when Curt is called into active duty. 3*35 Q WALTONS Grandpa and Aimee help each other cope with the feelings of confinement and being unloved. 4:30 Q MORE REAL PEOPLE 4:35 Q HAWAII FIVE-0 A well- to-do jewel thief steals from Waikiki hotel rooms for the thrill of the chase. Fall Fair four weeks away By Flora Greenough ALDERGROVE-It is now only four weeks to wait until the doors of the Aldergrove ice arena will open for the 73rd annual agricultural fall fair. 73 years of growing, changing with the times and changing with the general lay of the land. During the first few years of the "annual exhibition", settlers would come from miles away; whole families to enjoy the friends and neighbors who in the early days were together only on rare occasions. Primitive roads, distance and farm chores kept families close to home. An early trip to the exhibition usually meant the head of the family would bring in his prize cow or best chicken; maybe a newly acquired animal or piece of farm equipment to show off. While the menfolk talked of animals and got caught up on the advancement of each farm, the ladies were laying out and displaying the mouthwatering art of home baking, canning and pickling which we of today would surely envy. Quilting, rug hooking and braiding along with the sewing all made more comfortable their homes and contributed to our history. Children would get together to play the time honored games of skip rope and racing. Girls to show off dolls and their dresses while boys roughed about during the last hot days of summer. New teachers and school news gossip probably high on the list of priority. Family picnic style eating was another highlight of the day; when the basket would be opened to many a hungry stomach and the food washed down with home-made apple juice or other "out in the barn" cooling off batches of their proud makers. The annual trek to the fair was looked forward to and prepared for, for months in advance; then looked back on with fond memories. Many a lady vowing that next year, "Mabel, down the road", would not win the blueberry pie entry, or bring in the most entries. Our settlers of years gone by had it a lot harder that we of today, but their hearts were stout and their determination of putting down roots strong. They shaped Aldergrove into what it is today and through it all the fair grew and flourished to what it now is: the agricultural fall fair of Aldergrove. Everyone is welcome at Vacation Bible School Bradner Presbyterian Church 5275 Bradner Road Aug. 12 - Aug. 16, 9 a.m. -12 noon AGES 4-15 Theme: "Discovering God's Love" Phone Sara Arnold 856-2439 ii j*'j*M*rw*ti**'1' ;,. ,.,.-. ■...., s.tfimr^v.at.t U.I.IH |M«W§**<I1|P-*****W**** >*. iA,.«i*W-'/lr*' (CM** ■ ►-■w.»i jB iMtiMVViKw^iaMV ■WWIglgB ,.J»E -* **- •rtWW*-*1 SATURDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON AUGUST 10,1986 Copyright • 1886 T.V. Data, Ino. MORNING 5:00 Q CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 5:30 Q CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES 6:46 Q NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES Q WITH THIS RING . 6:00 Q RAINBOW EXPRESS Q GARDENING WITH ED HUME OO UP HOME TONIGHT O DIALOGUE 8 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 6:30 Q BOOMERANG O ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS Q Q DESTINATIONS O GET ALONG GANG S LENERICKSEN SIZE SMALL 7:00 O SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW QSNORKS Q Q READY, SET. GROW O VEGETABLE SOUP Q SESAME STREET (R) _ FRISKY FROLICS Q WIZARD Of OZ 7'30 Q SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW Q PINK PANTHER AND SONS Q WORLD TOMORROW QHOT FUDGE Q SMITH AND SMITH Q ADVENTURES OF Pl- NOCCHIO 8:00 Q MOVIE **K* "The Sheriff Of Fractured Jaw" (1959, Comedy) Kenneth More, Jayne Mansfield. After being made sheriff of a feuding town, an Englishman attempts to hide his lack of skill. O MIGHTY ORBOTS Q Q SMURFS Q ANDY WINTERS O Q -JIM HENSON'S MUPPET BABIES O ZIGZAG Q LIFE AROUND US 8:30 Q TURBO TEEN Q JERRY FALWELL Q Q DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Q STORYTIME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 9:00 O RUBIK, THE AMAZING CUBE O Q BUGS BUNNY / ROADRUNNER Q LET'S GO Q FROM STAR WARS TO JEDI: THE MAKING OF A SAQA A behind-the-scenes look at the making of "Star Wars," "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi" includes film clips and reveals the attention to detail required to produce the unique special effects CD FABLES OF QREEN FOREST ffl BELLE ETSEBASTIEN 9:30 Q SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERIES g ©FLASH! Q IT IS WRITTEN Q YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION § STORYBOOK SPORT BILLY fflCANDY 10:00 O WESTERN GARDENER O SCARY SCOOBY FUNNIES Q BASEBALL Regional coverage of Chicago Cubs at New York Mets or California Angels at Minnesota Twins. O Q TENNIS Players Challenge ladies' semifinal live from Toronto. O CBS STORYBREAK "Arnold Of The Ducks" Animated. Host Bob Keeshan narrates this story about a lost boy who is rescued and reared by a family of ducks. (R) g Q TOM AND JERRY 8 FOUFOULI SPIDER-MAN ffl OUVERTURE DES JEUX DU QUEBEC "Ete 1985" Ceremonies d'ouverture des Jeux du Quebec qui ont lieu a Charlesbourg. 10:30 Q REACH FOR THE TOP 8 LITTLES g LAND OF THE LOST Q DO IT YOURSELF SHOW Q TRADE OFFS / SELF, INC. Q SIZE SMALL 11:00 Q HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Q ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL "The Winged Colt" Unlike Charles (Ike Eisen- mann), Uncle Coot (Slim Pickens) refuses to believe that their newly acquired horse can actually fly. (Part 2 of 2) (R) g O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER Q SAVING ENERGY Q WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS © STARTING A BUSINESS QHERCULES ffl JEUX DU QUEBEC "Ete 1985" 11:30 Q SPREAD YOUR WINGS O AMERICAN BANDSTAND Featured: Billy Ocean ("Suddenly," "Mystery Lady"); seventh week of the annual dance contest; Aretha Franklin's "Freeway of Love" video. O SATURDAY SUPER- CADE Q VICTORY GARDEN QTRANSFORMERS 8 CALLER'S CHOICE 100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 12:00 O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Montreal Supercross motocross racing; U.S. PGA Championship Golf, third round live from Cherry Hills Country Club in Englewood, Colo. O ALOHA CHINA Q MILLIONAIRE MAKER © CALLER'S CHOICE 12:30 Q QOLF PGA Championship third round, live from Cherry Hills Country Club In Englewood, Colo. O POLE POSITION Q PRESENTE § PROJECT UNIVERSE FISH 'N' STARS Guest: Bobby Hull. 1:00 Q START OF SOMETHING BIG Host Steve Allen looks at how successful people and popular things got started. This week: Albert Finney, Lloyd Bridges, Brooke Shields, Raquel Welch, Humphrey Bogart; the Barbie doll, champagne, animal crackers. (R) Q Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Q MOVIE ••14 "Young Winston" (1972, Biography) Simon Ward, Anne Bancroft. The career of Winston Churchill is traced from his school days until his first election to the House of Commons. Q SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Love's Labour's Lost" Jenny Aflutter, Geoffrey Burridge, Mike Gwilym, Maureen Lipman and David Warner star in this comedy of love and intrigue involving the King of Navarre and his three friends, who plan to abstain from romance for three years, g Q CIRCLE OF SPORTS A two-hour weekly magazine hosted by Robert Conrad depicting the week's sports highlights from around the world. S CALLER'S CHOICE CALGARY STAMPEDE 1:30 ©CALLER'S CHOICE ffl BAGATELLE 2:00 Q ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interview with "Riptide" star Perry King. © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR "Sexual Motivation" Q WRESTLING ffl ASTRO, LE PETIT ROBOT 2:30 ©CALCULUS fflCAPITAINECAVERNE 3:00 Q LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Raquel Welch, Billy Dee Williams and Casey Kasem; alao, a tour of businesses owned by Hollywood stars including Olivia Newton-John, Dudley Moore and Sonny Bono. (R) OQ WRESTLING Q WINE, WHAT PLEA- SUREI Features Grey Riesling, French Columbard/Pi- not Blanc and Gewurztraminer wines; also California seafood pizza and brabequed ribs. ©FUNORAMA ©FACES OF CULTURE Q WORLD'S GREAT ATHLETES Guest: Willie Shoemaker. ffl LES ECRIVAINS FRAN- CAIS 3:30 O PGA CHAMPIONSHIP QOLF CONTINUES O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS Q NEW YORK'S MASTER CHEFS ffl UNIVERS INCONNUS "Le secret de John Lethbridge" Robert Stenuit tente de reproduire I'ap- pareil de plongee inventee par Lethbridge et d'ac- complir le meme travail que lui, dans les memes conditions. (2e de 2) 4:00 Q WAYNE AND SHUSTER _ AVENGERS Q ONE FROM THE HEART Q SUN COUNTRY O CBS SPORTS SPECIAL International Race of Champions (IROC) Auto Racing from Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich. Q OUTDOOR ADVENTURES Q FRUGAL GOURMET Jeff Smith talks about the history of bread and shows how to make French and Italian breads. © MOVIE **!*- "Hugo' The Hippo" (1976, Musi cal) Animated. Voices of Burl Ives, Paul Lynde. In old Zanzibar, a little boy tries to save a pink hippopotamus from extinction. © JEREMY / WE LIVE NEXT DOOR Q NEW MUSIC 4:30 Q BASEBALL Pittsburgh Pirates at Montreal Expos Q SEAHAWKS TRAINING CAMP O ISLAND COUNTRY GARDEN Q SWING SENSATION Q SNEAK PREVIEWS Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons look at the film industry's fascination with aliens. © FABLES OF GREEN FOREST ffl BASEBALL Les Pirates . de Pittsburgh visitant les Expos de Montreal 6:00 Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: U.S. Long Course Swimming Championships from Mission Viejo, Calif. QQNEWS Q ISLAND SPORTS REPORT Q BUCK SHEEP SQUADRON Luck eludes Pappy and his group when they are shot down directly over an enemy-occupied island. Q ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interview with "Riptide" star Perry King. Q THIS OLD HOUSE Selecting landscape materials. © CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION 5:30 Q NFL PRESEASON FOOTBALL Seattle Seahawks at Indianapolis Colts Q WEEKEND REPORT O CAPITOL JOURNAL THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 Benefit features variety 11 The Central Valley Academy of Music Society will sponsor a super colossal variety benefit concert starring the faculty members of the Central Valley Academy of Music, on Saturday, Sept. 14 at 7:3d p.m., at the Abby Arts Centre on 2329 Crescent Way. Featured artists will include Katherine Harder and Betty Suderman, who have just returned from the Montreal international vocal competition and a European tour. The flute and violin duo of Kathleen Isaac and Thomas Schoen will be playing virtuoso pieces in the French and Spanish tradition, as well as joining forces with cellist Susan Spencer to perform as the Gagliano trio, a group which has concertized throughout Western Canada. 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V3A 4E4 •a* <(***» -WtiC"***** -A' ' 12 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 SATURDAY EVENING EVENINQ 6:00 0 VISIONS OF SPEED An updated version of actor Paul Newman's auto racing exploits. O O CFL FOOTBALL Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Saskatchewan Roughrid- ers OCBS NEWS Q ALIVE FROM OFF CENTER Special effects accompany playwright Sam Shepard's monologue "Tongues," starring Joseph Chaikin. ©FLINTSTONES S SOLAR ENERGY STAR TREK Mr. Spock is assigned to command a shuttlecraft investigation of a mysterious solar system. 6:30 OONEWS O ON THE MONEY Featured: the cost of having a baby; how to choose a stockbroker; avoiding inheritance battles; investing in gold. (R) g O GOOD TIMES J.J., an aspiring young artist, is discovered by a man who wants to become his patron. 7:00 O TWORONNIES O MUPPETS Guest: Elke Sommer. O SOLID GOLD Hosts: Glen Campbell, Natalie Cole. Guests: Howard Jones, Kool & the Gang, John Denver, Al Corley, Greg Phillinganes, Beach Boys (interview). (R) O THE GREAT WAR Features film footage of World War I from five countries. O JEFFERSONS Louise and Helen teach their sexist husbands a lesson in equality they'll never forget, g S BURNS AND POISONS STAR TREK The Enterprise picks up a strange passenger in Charlie Evans, the lone survivor of a transport crash 14 years earlier. O UNIVERS INCONNUS "Le secret de John Lethbridge" Robert Stenuit tente de reproduire I'ap- pareil de plongee inventee par Lethbridge et d'ac- complir le meme travail que lui, dans les memos conditions. (2e de 2) 7:30 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE O MUPPETS Guest: Lesley Ann Warren. O TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Henry discovers the true value of friendship and family in the days following his father's death. O MONEY'S WORTH 8:00 O T.J. HOOKER Hooker jets off to Las Vegas with an attractive companion, lending credence to the corruption charge that led to his suspension from the police force. (R) g O MOVIE -k*Vz "Ivan- hoe" (1982, Adventure) Anthony Andrews, James Mason. Based on the novel by Sir Walter Scott. In the 12th-century, a swashbuckling Saxon knight returns from the Crusades and becomes enmeshed in political and romantic intrigue. (R) g O WILD AMERICA Naturalist Marty Stouffer tells where, when and how to look for America's wild animals in their natural surroundings, g THE LOVE BOAT A producer of TV commercials casts Judy (Patricia Klous) in a singing spot — unaware that she lacks a good voice, in ABC's "The Love Boat," airing SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog O MOVIE ••Ji "Death Rides A Horse" (1969, Western) Lee Van Cleef, John Phillip Law. When a young man sets out to avenge the ruthless murders of his family, he encounters one of the killers, but finds he can't go through with his plan. SNOVA DIFF'RENT STROKES E0 PALME D'OR 8:30 O SEAHAWKS POST- GAME 8 PROFILES OF NATURE GIMME A BREAK A flood threatens Glenlawn and Simpson's out there looking for his cat. (R) I 03 LA VIE SECRETE DES ANIMAUX 9:00 OMOVIE O © LOVE BOAT A TV commercial producer casts Judy in a singing role, unaware she can't sing; a husband is attracted to his estranged wife's best friend; a daughter fears her father is getting senile. (R) g O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS: THE SUPERSTARS Robin Leach traces Hollywood's glamorous history through footage of film premieres and parties, profiles of sex goddesses and gossip columnists, real estate tours, a fashion show and celebrity interviews including Jane Russell, James Stewart and Kirk Douglas. O AIRWOLF Dom suddenly grows rich, finds himself on the board of directors of a major corporation and becomes the deadly enemy of the chief executive officer. O BIZARRE Featured: "Reach out and Touch Someone"; tailor to the Hollywood stars; the newest form of est; a human appliance. (R) O WILDERNESS © ENTERPRISE "The Diamond Game" The trail of newly mined diamonds is traced as they are graded, cleaved, sawed, polished, traded, designed and sold as jewelry. (R) g ® LE MONDE MERVEIL- LEUX DE DISNEY "Les as du rodeo" La vie aven- tureuse et dangereuse des as du rodeo. 9*30 Q JUST KIDDING Topics children discuss include baby booties, getting rid of germs, and Boy George. (R) O GREAT ZOOS OF THE WORLD ©MOTORWEEK 10:00 O O FINDER OF LOST LOVES Cary helps an old friend search for the only woman he ever truly loved; a clergyman wanta to locate the woman who bore their child. (R) g O BIZARRE Featured: puppet parole board; ventriloquist Willie Tyler and Lester; talk show host Dul- lahue; Hefner's son; Billy Barty. (R) O T.J. HOOKER Hooker jets off to Las Vegas with an attractive companion, lending credence to the corruption charge that led to his suspension from the police force. (R) g O DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE ©DUDLEY CARTER OLE TELEJOURNAL g 10:20 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:30 O FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE O BIZARRE Featured: "Reach out and Touch Someone"; tailor to the Hollywood stars; the newest form of est; a human appliance. (R) O MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS © WEEK'S END 10:35 O CINEMA "Un homme" (1977) Len Cariou, Jane' Eastwood. Un animateur de television est informs d'un cas de pollution indus- triel menacant la vie d'en- fants dans un cartier populate. 11:00 O NATIONAL g OOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O DICK EMERY ©TWILIGHTZONE On the morning that a man is to hang for killing one of his bigoted neighbors, the townspeople find themselves thrown into an unending night. © PUTTIN' ON THE HITS Grand final. Lip-synced renditions of "I Feel for You," "Did You See Me?," "Say, Say, Say," "Beauty School Dropout" and "Lover Girl." 11:15 ONEWS O ABCNEWSg 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 Q SPORTSLINE O MOVIE •• "The Man- chu Eagle Murder Caper Mystery" (1973, Mystery) Jackie Coogan, Gabriel Dell. A bumbling private eye is hired by mail-order to solve a rash of smalltown murders. O O SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Christopher Reeve. Guests: Santana ("Say it Again"), comedian Steven Wright. (R) O WRESTLING O THE BOUNDER While browsing in a department store, Howard runs into a former prison roommate who's shoplifting. © TWILIGHT ZONE A political defector from behind the Iron Curtain is the object of a bizarre assassination plot. 12:00 © DOCTOR WHO "The Brain Of Morbius" Professor Solon creates a. new body for the preserved brain of the greatest criminal mind in the galaxy. : . 12:05 O MOVIE **J4 "We're Not Married" (1952, Comedy) David Wayne, Ginger Rogera. Five couples are surprised to learn that their marriages are illegal. O MOVIE •• "Scobie Malone" (1975, Mystery) Jack Thompson. A handsome bachelor detective becomes involved with baffling crimes, beautiful girls and exciting car chases. O MOVIE •• "Hunters Of The Reef" (1978, Adventure) Michael Parks, Mary Louise Weller. A salvage boat captain attempts to beat his better- equipped rivals to the site of a recent shipwreck. 12:30 O MOVIE ••• "Jeanne Eagels" (1957, Drama) Kim Novak, Jeff Chandler. The career of the famous actress rises and then falls because of a struggle with alcohol. 1:00 O AVENGERS O START OF SOMETHING BIG Host Steve Allen looks at how successful people and popular things got started. This week: Albert Finney, Lloyd Bridges, Brooke Shields, Raquel Welch, Humphrey Bogart; this Barbie doll, champagne, animal crackers. (R) 2:00 ONEWS O MOVIE •• "Skateboard" (1978, Drama) Leif . Garrett, Allen Garfield. A local skateboard competition creates heroes out of several youthful entrants. © MELBA MOORE'S COLLECTION OF LOVE SONGS 2:05 O HAWAII FIVE-0 McGar rett investigates the deaths of the brides of three soldiers killed in action in Vietnam. O HAWAII FIVE-0 An armed lunatic seeking revenge takes four people at headquarters hostage. 2:26 ONEWS 3:06 O WALTONS The Baldwin sisters' niece leaves Vienna seeking the serenity of Walton's Mountain. O WALTONS The U.S. Army invades Walton's Mountain while the members of the Walton family try to maintain their serene lifestyle. 3:50 O MOVIE ••% "I Never Sang For My Father" (1970, Drama) Melvyn Douglas, Gene Hackman. A middle-aged man tries to communicate with his domineering 80-year-old father after his mother's death. 4:05 O HAWAII FIVE-0 Danny and a college professor are kidnapped and held as hostages, to be killed unless two members of a radical group are released from jail. SOCCER PLAYERS wanting to play for F.V.S.L. 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A mysterious man's return to his home town touches off a series of violent reactions among the townsfolk. 8 CAPITOL JOURNAL ERNEST ANGLEY 8 MAGIC HATS/READ rr 100 HUNTLEY STREET 11:30 © THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY © NISEI SOLDIER: STANDARD BEARER FOR AN EXILED PEOPLE Veterans of the much-decorated 442nd Japanese-American Regimental Combat Team of World War II discuss their feelings of conflict as liberators abroad while their families were imprisoned at home. (R) g © IN OTHER WORDS / READ ALL ABOUT IT ©COURT-METRAGE AFTERNOON 12:00 © TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Alfred "Chief" Anderson talks about teaching America's first black fighter pilots during the 1940s. (R) ©IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE 8 CALLER'S CHOICE WRESTLING © PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Victor Bar- beau. (4e de 4) 12:30 © SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: PGA Championship Golf, final round live from Englewood, Colo. © GOLF PGA Championship final round live from Cherry Hills Country Club in Englewood, Colo. ©MCLAUGHLIN GROUP ©KENNETH COPELAND S PROJECT UNIVERSE RENCONTRES Invite: Alberto Moravia, un ecri- vain italien. 1:00 © © CFL FOOTBALL Montreal Concordes at Calgary Stampeders © SPORTS SUNDAY Scheduled: Olympic boxing gold medalists Paul Gonzales (in his professional debut), Frank Tate and Henry Tillman are featured in three six-round bouts, live from the Hollywood Palladium. © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW □ © NEW LITERACY: COMPUTER OPERATIONS • © WORLD'S GREAT ATHLETES Guest: Sugar Ray Leonard. © FOOTBALL PROFESSIONAL CANADIEN Les Concordes de Montreal visitant les Stampeders de Calgary 1:30 Q SPORTSWORLD Bob Costas and Pete Axthelm host a look at some of the well-known writers and broadcasters of the sports world. © WALL STREET WEEK Guest: David Holt, president, TL Communications, Inc. l 8 SUNDAY LINE NEW LITERACY: PERSONAL COMPUTING 2:00 © GREAT PERFORMANCES "Alice In Wonderland" Richard Burton and his daughter Kate star in this adaptation of Eva Le Galllenne's Broadway musical production of Lewis Carroll's classic. (R) g © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR "Interpersonal Attraction" A look at the influence of social roles, role models and other dynamics of interpersonal attraction on human behavior. ©CALGARY STAMPEDE 2:30 ©DIGEST ©TIME'S HARVEST 3:00 © GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS © MOVIE **J4 "The Best Of Enemies" (1962, Comedy) David Niven, Michael Wilding. Two men on opposing sides share the opinion that war is meaningless. ©FUNORAMA S SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY REAL FISHiNG SHOW 3*30 © OUR TIME Hosts: Ken Osmond and Karen Valentine. Guests*. Frank Bank ("Leave It To Beaver"), Dwayne Hickman ("Dobie Gillis"). © ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD 8 BERMUDA SECRET PROFILES OF NATURE ©COURT-METRAGE 4:00 Q MOVIE *• "Stowaway" (1936, Comedy) Shirley Temple, Robert Young. A small orphan inadvertently stows away on a ship and is befriended by an irresponsible playboy. ©AVENGERS © GIMME A BREAK A flood threatens Glenlawn and Simpson's out there looking for his est. (R) O FOR THE RECORD © FOUL-UPS, BLEEPS & BLUNDERS Ricardo Mon- talban shows filmed goofs from some of cohost Don Rickles' past television appearances. (R) g © WILD AMERICA Naturalist Marty Stouffer tells where, when and how to look for America's wild animals ' in their natural surroundings, g © JEREMY /WE LIVE NEXT DOOR ©MEMORIES WITH LAWRENCE WELK "Rhythm Is Our Business" © WOODY LE PIC 4:30 © CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES O© QUESTION PERIOD ©PROFILES OF NATURE © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan devises an officers' club for Stalag 13. © FABLES OF GREEN FOREST ©DUNEUFAUZOO 6:00 ©ONEWS O UNTAMED WORLD An exploration of islands where animal species have evolved apart from their mainland relatives and adapted to their specific environment. (R) © DAYTON INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW A kaleidoscope of aerospace ve hicles old and new, including the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, the Wing Walkers, Balloon Rallys and the Mini-Jets. © TENNIS Players Challenge ladies' final live from York University's National Tennis Centre in Toronto. © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Hal Holbrook narrates the story of four Americans now living in China: a student, a journalist, a businessman and a teacher. (R)g flB) QUIPS © ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PRINCE ©GLOBAL NEWSWEEK © L'ART ET LA REVOLUTION: LE MEXIQUE 6:30 ©THIS WEEK IN B.C. O WEEKNIGHT: CHINA SPECIAL O NBC NEWS O WEEKEND EDITION ©BEST OF WEBSTER ©HUNTERS GOLD THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 13 Bed and breakfast a hit fer Country Style The Bed & Breakfast registry being compiled by Country Style 86, Langley's Expo Task Force, got its first use recently during a five day pro- Movle Ratings Outstanding. . . *••* Excellent.... .***K VeryGood .... ••• Qood .**H NotBad •• Fair *tt Poor * gram hosted by (be Langley Arts Council. The program called "Exploring Art", brought people,from various areas who required overnight accommodation. Working from the list Of homes already registered a number of people were accommodated in Langley area homes, and from reports received were very pleased. Country Style 86 is working to expand the registry of Bed & Breakfast homes in Langley and is encouraging local groups to make use of this service which offers an affordable alternative to other forms of accommodation. For further information, please call Wendy Wallace at 533-EXPO (3976). The Aldergrove Star COMICS presented by wL% Ml *__M< Cars — Trucks New, Used & Recaps 26827 Fraser Hwy. 456-5011 Ray & Maynard Shllllnglaw Rm: 8564531 HAGAR _h^__!^^^^a' vjfa^_\ THBPB APE FOUp OP FIVE OF THEM CO/AIM© Thle WAY ". ' Q. ' W_Y^^\f_\ r \yj Hijj IflEhJoMMopgegAC*?/! fi_____lANT5J___________J a. SHOE GRIZZLEY McKEE THAT NOT MONSTER! THAT IYKEE COME VISIT WITHGRIZZUY :*.:,_. «.Viv.^w.U*i*,*U'few*M_<a3^,ti.* t&sSmlsmkwt$&&ii^^ ,„_, ,,.. .„w^Hi^*r.**,**»«***l(W ■y.-yy^w i 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 SUNDAY EVENING EVENING 6:00 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED OTOWNMEETINQ O ALMOST LIVE OONEWS O CBS NEWS O NOVA A look at the realm of pure mathematics and how mathematicians study complex, abstract problems. (R) g O BIG VALLEY 8 WILDLIFE ON ONE EVERYBODY'S BUSI- NESS OLA SEMAINE VERTE 6*30 OAT THE MOVIES Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel talk about muscles in the movies, with a look at "Pumping Iron II" and "Flash- dance." (R) QNEWS O AUTO UPGRADE O LAURIER'S PEOPLE Guest: Cyril Belshaw. 7:00 O FRAGGLE ROCK Gobo discovers the consequences of selfishness when he hoards some magical grapes. (R) g O RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOTI Featured: a man who made confetti out of money given to him by the Federal Reserve; a slave who won his freedom with a snake bite; how water can cut through steel. (R) DISNEYLAND'S 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Marking three decades of fun at the southern California theme park, hosts John Forsythe and Drew Barrymore are joined by guests Alabama, the Pointer Sisters, Julie Andrews, Annette Funicello, Donna Summer, Julian Lennon, Debbie Allen, Marie Osmond, Peter Allen, David Hasselhoff and the Berosini Orangutans. (R) o LITTLEST HOBO Hobo tries to help a gokart driver get a spot on the national racing team. (R) g 8 O 60 MINUTES RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOTI The legendary safety of the Dead Sea is tested; a car-hopping contest is observed; a man tries to stay on his feet in 80-mph winds. O SMITHSONIAN WORLD A look at ways that people have used science, art and technology to conquer distance; included is an interview with Anne Morrow Lindbergh and visits to the Panama Canal and Sandia Peak Tramway. (R) g O COUSTEAU ODYSSEY fB SPOTLIGHT ON SWEDEN O TERRE HUMAINE Les jeunes du campus rencon- trent des difficultes finan- cieres. g 7:30 O BEACHCOMBERS An accident aboard the Persephone and a near fatal fire result when Pat O'Gorman tries to make quick money with funds that don't belong to him. (R)g O JUST KIDDING Topics children discuss include baby booties, getting rid of germs, and Boy George. (R) © PORTRAITS OF POWER O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "De Paris, avec amour et amitie" Dans ce spectacle enregistre a I'Olympia de Paris, Celine Dion interprete "D'amour et d'amitie," "Mon ami m'a THE ELECTRIC HORSEMAN Robert Redford (I.) is a former superstar who wants out of the spotlight, and Jane Fonda Is a TV reporter who wants the spotlight almost as much as she wants him, In "The Electric Horseman," "The ABC Sunday Night Movie" airing SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog quitte" et "Mon reve de toujours." 8:00 O SEEING THINGS As a television reporter, Louie's inyestigtion of a murder leads him into a dangerous case involving the disposal of nuclear waste. (Part 1 of 2)(R)g O MOVIE ••• "The Electric Horseman" (1979, Drama) Robert Redford, Jane Fonda. A Las Vegas cowboy steals a $12-mil- lion Thoroughbred from his exploitative owners to return it to the wilderness. (R)g O CAGNEY & LACEY Chris deals with sexual harassment while Mar- ybeth investigates a bunco scheme aimed at the elderly. O MURDER, SHE WROTE Jossica encounters murder and mayhem when she travels to Wyoming for the funeral of an old friend. Guests: Noah Beery, William Windom. (R) g O KNIGHT RIDER (R)g O EVENINQ AT POPS Duo-pianists Katia and Marielle Labeque salute the music of George Gershwin in a performance that includes "Rhapsody In Blue" and "An American in Paris." O MOVIE •*•• "Adam's Rib" (1949, Comedy) Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. A murder trial creates havoc in the marriage of a woman lawyer and her husband, an assistant district attorney. SNOVA TV'S BLOOPERS AND PRACTICAL JOKES Baseball blunders by Johnny Bench, Pete Rose and Ron Guidry; practical-joke victims Willie Aames and Bruce Jenner; a look at some hosts of children's programs. (R) 8*30 OLE TELEJOURNAL g 8:50 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "L'histoire des inventions: Inventer pour tuer" L'homme a invents les moyens de tuer son prochain a peu pres au meme moment ou il s'effor- cait d'inventer les moyens de survivre. 9:00 O PLANET FOR THE TAKING Host David Suzuki takes a look at technological advances and poses the question, "Are we becoming slaves to our own technology?" (R) g O MOVIE •* "Her Life As A Man" (1984, Comedy) Robyn Douglass, Marc Singer. A young female reporter disguises herself as a man to land a job as a sportswriter for a national magazine. (R) g O O SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Amanda and Lady Farnsworth (Jean Stapleton) collaborate with Lee to uncover a Soviet scheme to steal top-secret plans for a new fighter plane. (R) O CRAZY LIKE A FOX Harry searches for the truth when Cindy's zany brother Skip is framed for murder while attempting to collect an old debt. (R) Q MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Citadel" Andrew becomes romantically involved with one of his wealthy, married patients. (Part 8 of 10) (R)g 8 AGE OF ELIZABETH MOVIE •• "Forced Vengeance" (1982, Adventure) Chuck Norris, Mary Louise Weller. A karate expert uses his skills to drive mobsters out of a Hong Kong gambling establishment. 9*30 ©COLD WAR GAME 9:60 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Bernard Lefort ou I'amateur d'impru- dence" 10:00 O MUSIC CANADA Boris Brott conducts the Montreal Metropolitan Orchestra, with featured guests including cellist Ofra Harnoy and baritone Louis Quilico. O O W5 Health hazards arising from eating fish caught in Canadian waters; corporate security and intelligence; life-after-death experiences. (R) O TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. J.T. becomes aware that the wives of two patients bear an amazing resemblance to one another. (R) O GREAT PERFORMANCES "Down In The Valley" Hutton Cobb and Linda Lou Allen star in Kurt Weill's folk opera about a condemned man and his sweetheart. (R) g (B 60 MINUTES © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10:30 O FOUL-UPS, BLEEPS & BLUNDERS Ricardo Mon- talban shows filmed goofs from some of cohost Don Rickles' past television appearances. (R) g 10:50 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 Q NATIONAL ("The Nation's Business" will fol low.) g OOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS O SWAN LAKE, MINNESOTA A spoof of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet, set in modern America on a dairy farm. (R) O TWILIGHT ZONE Sam Kittredge accidentally discovers that his prospective son-in-law fought in the Civil War. O GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 11:05 O CINEMA "L'enfance de Gorki" (2e de 3) (1938, Biographie) Alexei Liarski, Michael Trojanovski. La vie du celebre ecrivain russe Gorki. 11:16 ONEWS O ABCNEWSg 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 O SPORTSLINE O MOVIE •• "Strange Case Of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde" (1968, Horror) Jack Palance, Leo Genn. An experimenter attempts to separate and study the forces of good and evil by becoming a totally evil person. O GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE O CBS NEWS O TWILIGHT ZONE Bad- tempered Bartlett Finchley begins to sense that machines don't like him. 11:45 O TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE A politician's life undergoes a transformation after he makes a campaign stop in a small town. 12:00 O MOVIE •* "Song Of The Islands" (1942, Musical) Betty Grable, Victor Mature. By marrying the harbor-owner's daughter, a young cattle rancher's problems are solved. O MOVIE •• "Murphy's War" (1971, Adventure) Peter O'Toole, Sian Phillips. A man decides to fight a one-man war against the . Germans after they shoot his plane down in the middle of a jungle river. O DAVID SUSSKIND Scheduled topic: dating and mating through personal ads. I SRUSH MOVIE •• "The Lady With Red Boots" (1976,; Drama) Fernando Rey.j Catherine Deneuve. A wealthy eccentric devotes his life to destroying art and the artists who create it. 12:05 O MOVIE •• "The Alternative" (1976, Drama) Wendy Hughes, Peter Adams. A young woman must choose between her career and two men, one of whom fathered her unborn child, the other of whom truly loves her. O MOVIE •* "Lacy And The Mississippi Queen" (1978, Adventure) Kathleen Lloyd, Debra Feuer. Two mismatched sisters pool their talents toward tracking down train robbers suspected of killing their father. 12:15 O MOVIE •• "Return Of The Rebels" (1981, Drama) Barbara Eden, Don Murray. A motorcycle gang gather for a twenty-five year reunion. 1:35 O HAWAII FIVE-0 A smalltown salesman witnesses the murder of a prostitute but refuses to testify. O HAWAII FIVE-0 A group of outstanding citizens seek revenge by planning a six million-dollar theft. ONEWS 2:00 2:10 QNEWS 2:35 O HAWAII FIVE-0 A scientist plagued by financial problems plots an extor- THE SURREY RIDE By Sandra Kuck Issue Price: $55.00 B.C. JADE CARVINGS By Canadian Artists FROM $49.95 UP Lee's Jade & Opals 3563-232 St., Langley 534-2736 WS* tion scheme that would trigger a volcano and destroy the city of Hilo. 2:40 O CBS NIGHTWATCH NEWS Singers to audition age and older, must be able to read music. All kinds of music sung; spirituals, hymns, folk, hits from musicals, etc. Katherine Harder is the choir director. Phone 854- 1848 or 853-5532 for more information. Central Valley Academy of Music Society will take registrations and auditions for the Bel Canto singers, a womens chorale, at the Clearbrook junior secondary school music room on Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Women, 16 years of SPECIALS" CEDAR CHAIRS Regular $16.95 $1^99 SPECIAL \L DURAL OUTSIDE LATEX $095 per gallon O OUTSIDE WOOD STAIN $Q95 per gallon O 4x8x5/8" No. 2 WAFFERWELD $745 each / DISCOUNT FOR QUANTITY. ' SPOOLS LUMBER & BUILDING >' SUPPLY LTD. 24389 Fraser Hwy., Langley Phone 856-2532 or 530-1888 Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. 5 p.m.-. STAR CLASSIFIEDS WORK TRY THEM! PHONE 856-8303 DISNEY CELEBRATION David Hasselhoff and popular Disney cartoon character Minnie Mouse are among the numerous guest stars on "Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Celebration," SUNDAY, AUGUST 11 on NBC. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1»85 Compulog j»U MjjpMMM .-w^w^i j||ii>>)lWW nfMMMHMWnWMii -.-.m iiiwiwk » i in—f •KM wimmijii imm_*w ■«*ii.»i>'» .r: Bffr<BWWKl THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 15 MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 12,1985 Copyright • 1985 T.V. Date, Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 O0 ROMPER ROOM (R) 10:00 Q READING RAINBOW Comic Jerry Stiller is- the voice of a dinosaur comedian in "Digging Up Dinosaurs." (R)g 11:00 Q VOYAGE OF THE MIMI The crew dooks in Rockland, Me. and sees a film on whales in the Caribbean; a visit with Katy Payne who studies whale songs, g DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 8 *** "Kiss Of Death" (1947, Suspense) Victor Mature, Brian Don- levy. A captured jewel thief faces death when he informs on his accomplices. 1:00 Q -k'A "The Gay Ran- chero" (1952, Western) Roy Rogers, Jane Frazee. A lawman sets out in search of a missing airplane. 2:00 ffi ** "Moi, Tintin" (1976, Documentaire) Un reportage sur le dessina- teur Georges Remi dit Herge et sur sa bande des- sinee celebre, les Aven- tures de Tintin et Milou. EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS 8 CBS NEWS MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR CD THREE'S COMPANY Old roommate Cindy comes back as a maid for the threesome. 8 PEOPLE OF THE SEAL CE SOIR EN COLOMBIEBRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY O GOOD TIMES James is sure that the new job he has been promised is the answer to the family's troubles. ffl RENCONTRES Invitee: Monique Hebrard, journaliste feministe. (1 rede 2) 7:00 O CANADA SUMMER GAMES REPORT O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with actor Tom Cruise. O LIVE IT UP The uses of various spices; the best socks for keeping feet warm; exercise machnes. (R)g O LOVE CONNECTION O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS A visit to Central and South America to observe the various monkey species. ffi TAXI Intrigued with the voice on Bobby's answering service, Alex asks the girl out to dinner. 8 MONEY'S WORTH VANCOUVER OLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 OLE POINT 7:30 QVENTURE S WEEKNIGHT TIC TAC DOUGH O DOUBLE TROUBLE Kate and Allison share some tender moments as they recall the joys and heartaches ol their child- ■■■■■■■ ■ m K L* t warn 1? D^*o^_l_iMiiM__H ______lililP^ F_W$_\ B*""~</ * H ' CAGNEY & LACEY While her partner befriends a beguiling elderly woman, Cagney (Sharon Gless) presses ahead with sexual-harassment charges against a captain of another precinct, on "Cagney & Lacey," airing MONDAY, AUGUST 12 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog hood in Iowa. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY O LITTLEST HOBO A mime and a deaf boy join forces with Hobo in an effort to prevent a robbery at a video arcade. (R) g O WORLD OF SURVIVAL ffi MARY TYLER MOORE Lou, Ted and Murray fantasize about what it would be like to be married to Mary. ffi THEATRE: ONE OF THE HUMANITIES 7:36 ffl CINEMA ***J4 "L'espion qui m'aimait" (1977, Drame) Roger Moore, Barbara Bach. James Bond est charge d'enqueter de concert avec une collegue so- vietique sur la disparition de deux sous-marina ato- miques. 8:00 O HANGIN' IN Mike counsels a teen-ager who dislikes the woman her father is dating ~ Kate, and Webster must deal with a young girl who doesn't want to leave the Centre. (R) g O O HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK A woman (Anne Lloyd Francis) charged with murder turns out to be one of the judge's former flames. (R) g O TV'S BLOOPERS AND PRACTICAL JOKES Baser ball blunders by Johnny Bench, Pete Rose and Ron Guldry; practical-joke victims Willie Aames and Bruce Jenner; a look at some hosts of children's programs. (R) O SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Amanda and Lady Farnsworth (Jean Stapleton) collaborate with Lee to uncover a Soviet scheme to steal top-secret plans for a new fighter plane. (R) O LIVE IT UP The uses of various spices; the best socks for keeping feet warm; exercise machnes. (R)g O BEYOND THE GREAT WALL: JOURNEY TO THE END OF CHINA A special report from China's northwestern province, Xinjiang, is presented; by the first American television team allowed into the province since the Communist government came to power in 1949. ffi MOVJE ••'/$ "Bedazzled" (1968, Fantasy) Peter Cook, Dudley Moore. A timid cook surrenders his soul to the devil in return for seven wishes. ffi ENCHANTED LOOM 8*30 O ME AND MY GIRL When Derek learns the company books will be inspected, he tries to reach Simon who's been rushed to the hospital with appendicitis. O BIZARRE Sketches: aerobic exercise for the disturbed; Super Dave hospital; operating room Romeo; lawyer vs. doctor. W) 9:00 Q Q KATE & ALLIE Allie faces a difficult choice between romance and social acceptance when she falls in love with a much younger man. (R) O MOVIE •••)& "Arthur" (1981, Comedy) Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli. A drunken, hedonistic young millionaire falls in love with a poor waitress, but his family threatens to cut off his inheritance unless he marries a debutante. (R) MOVIE •• "Living Proof: The Hank Williams Jr. Story" (1983, Drama) Richard Thomas, Clu Gu- lager. After years of performing in the shadow of his folk-hero father, country-western singer Hank Williams Jr. struggles to establish his own identity. (R)Q O O MOVIE ••• "The Guardian" (1984, Drama) Martin Sheen, Louis Gos- sett Jr. New York City apartment dwellers concerned about rampant crime hire a vigilante-minded ex-serviceman as their new security guard, g Q POLDARK Ross accompanies Trencrom's smugglers in an attempt to find Mark Daniel and, possibly, a copper vein. SNOVA MOVIE **% "The Lost Honor Of Kathryn Beck" (1984, Drama) Mario Thomas, Kris Kristoffer- son. A divorced woman's relationship with a suspected terrorist leads to a nightmare, as every intimate detail of her life is scrutinized by the police and press. (R) g 9*30 O O NEWHART Despite oppressive heat, Joanna is determined to get a Christmas-card photo taken; Larry, Darryl and Darryl win a commercial jingle contest. (R) 9:60 O EVENING EDITION 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL ffi CAGNEY & LACEY Cagney charges Captain Hennessey (Edward Winter) with sexual harassment; Lacey protects an elderly woman (Geraldine Fitzgerald) from becoming the next victim of senior- citizen scam. (R) g O SMITHSONIAN WORLD A look at unusual communication patterns, including 19th-century lithography, contemporary art, the mathematical language of the Foucault pendulum, roadside architecture and the prospect of humans talking with other species. (R)g ffi KOREA: REFLECTIONS 10:05 ffl LE VAGABOND Kate et Willy essaient d'atteindre la Californie. g 10:30 ffi MONEY'S WORTH 10:36 ffl JEUX DU CANADA "Ete 1985" Resume-des competitions de la journee. 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg Q SURVIVAL Photographers Tony and Liz Bom- ford reveal the lives of two .species" of seal found in the Outer Hebrides off Scotland's coast, g ffi HOGAN'S HEROES Le- Beau masquerades as a French chemist while Hogan smuggles the real chemist to England. ffi SPORTSPAGE 11:20 OONEWS ffl MAZARIN Pour le bien d'Etat, Mazarin s'exile et suggere meme a la reine de demander le cardinalat pour le coadjuteur Gondi. (3e de 4) 11:26 O BARNEY MILLER Challenges surround the precinct as Barney offers compassion to a suicidal man and a homosexual claims that a cop assaulted him outside a bar. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: Brooke Shields, David Brenner. O ALL,IN THE FAMILY The realization that he is losing his dream is a bitter pill for Archie to swallow. (Part 1 of 2) ffi SIMON & SIMON A renowned mystery writer (Ray Walston) fears that he may be the next victim of a murderer who's mimicking the plot of one of his novels. (R) ffi SCTV Sketches: Merv Griffin (Rick Moranis) discusses space movies; sexologist Dr. Cheryl Kin- sey (Andrea Martin). 11:65 O MOVIE •** "Disraeli" (1929, Biography) George Arliss, Joan Bennett. The Prime Minister of Great Britain makes a lonely and single-minded decision to purchase the Suez Canal despite opposing pressure from Parliament and his enemies. 12:00 O POLICE STORY A concerned officer worries about his veteran partner's sudden recklessness on the job. O SIMON ft SIMON A woman from Rick's past involves the Simon brothers, in a baffling murder investigation. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. ffi WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gabe Kotter lands his first teaching job back at his old high school and is assigned to teach the Sweathogs. 12:05 O MOVIE •* "Big Bob Johnson And His Fantastic Speed Circus" (1978, Comedy) Charles Napier, Maud Adams. In order to gain an inheritance, a young man tries to win a car race with the' help of a smalltime racing team. O MOVIE • 54 "Mama's Gone A-Hunting" (1976, Drama) Judy Morris, Gerard Kennedy. A woman unwittingly becomes involved in a kidnapping and murder plot. 12:30 Q ffi LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: Andrea Martin, Gaylord Perry, Larry "Bud" Melman; also, winners of the Harvest Moon ballroom dance contest. (R) 12:40 ffi MOVIE •* "This Is Kate Bennett... " (1982, Drama) Janet Eilber, David Haskell. In the midst of juggling a career with single parent responsibilities, a TV news reporter discovers she's the prey of her latest subject -- a sniper. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 O COLUMBO A power- hungry man (Oskar Werner) plans to murder his mother-in-law in order to maintain his position as head of the family-run electronics firm. (R) 1:30 OWEEKNIGHT ONEWS 2:00 QNEWS ffi HERE'S LUCY Harry buys a pet shop. 2:05 Q HAWAII FIVE-0 A foreign agent exposes McGarrett to the possibility of germ warfare and the loss of Hawaii's sugar crop. O HAWAII FIVE-0 An anonymous assailant threatens to kill an important person. 2:30 O ffi NEWS 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:05 Q WALTONS Ben's tactics of selling used cars get out of hand. O WALTONS Jim-Bob finds an "instant" friend. 4:05 O HAWAII FIVE-0 Otter 4-H Holstein club earns rosettes By DENNIS RANKIN ALDERGROVE - You might say the Otter Holstein 4-H dub scored impressive results at this year's Surrey Eanri Pair. Club members earned rosettes In four of the five individual events. The three seniors from the dub who attended qualified for the senior championship dass in dairy showmanship. Dean Wautier, Jeneen Ram kin and Terri Giacomazzi finished 1-2-3 from among the 33 seniors. Repeating his success at Matsqui Agrifair, Dean daimed grand champion showman while Jeneen daimed reserve champion. Kira Rankin moved up from the second row along with James Parent to daim blue ribbons with fellow dub member David Van Dongen. Charlie Crane and Karl Norn- berg earned red ribbons among the eleven-year-olds. Jeff Crane picked up a red ribbon for his efforts among the nine and ten-year-olds. The seniors continued their success during the calf platings. Terri, Dean and Jeneen led their calves into the top three places in the same dass. Tern's Brondell Warden Talent daimed the Bank of B.C. award as the champion 4-H calf. Among the younger calves four placed in the first row and the other two stood in second. The dub faired well in the two inter club events. The group of four calves . daimed first place in Sunday's competition and second place on the Monday afternoon. This year the program included a round robin showmanship event. A group of twelve who had excelled in the various projects par- tidpated in an exercise requiring each member to show animals from the dairy, beef, swine, goats, sheep and rabbits projects. Both Dean and Jeneen gave a good accounting of themselves with Jeneen receiving third among five final platings. Monday was indeed a long event- filled day. Members started early in the morning with dean up and feeding followed by the grooming and fitting which in turn gave rise to the series of events which concluded late in the afternoon. The dub may well be proud of its achievements as it readies for the PNE. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT INVITATION TO TENDER The Corporation of the Township of Langley is inviting sealed tenders from Contractors interested in installing a complete drainage system for two senior size, turf soccer fields. Plans and documents may be picked up from Municipal Hall, Parks and Recreation Department, 4914 - 221st St., Langley,_ B.C. Closing date, August 19,1985 at 2:00 p.m. 32-19993-2 .' v.r*«*r^.-.-v*«^ '' -*;******^? ^A'-yA*^'*^^^^ ,v^;-v-7,'*,:VV>*rt:rt):.(i^*.*;;J,,..:..':„ .,„., **£,.. j ■*_*'.-^^#*/.v.*T>#ll*$^i-* 16 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 13,1986 Copyright • 188S T.V. Dala. Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 OO ROMPER ROOM (R) 10:00 O READING RAINBOW An old Chinese legend, "Liang And The Magic Paintbrush," tells the story of a paintbrush that brings pictures to life, g 11:00 O VOYAGE OF THE MIMI Back at sea, the crew tags a whale and tracks it; a visit to Gallaudet College, the world's only liberal arts college for the deaf, g DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 O *** "What Price Hollywood?" (1932, Comedy) Constance ' Bennett, Lowell Sherman. A drunken, suicidal director turns a waitress into a movie star.; 1500 O *K "Three In The Saddle" (1945, Western) Tex Ritter. A trio of Texas. Rangers fight for law and order. 2:00 O **U "The Fabulous Dorseys" (1947, Musical) Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey and their Orchestras. Two of swing music's great bandleaders feud and eventually reconcile. ffi *• "Le Vent se leva" (1958, Drame) Curt Jur- gens, Mylene Demongeot. Pour renflouer les finances de son amie, proprietaire d'une agence maritime, un ancien capitaine reprend la EVENINQ 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSn O NBC NEWS OCBSNEWS V O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ©THREE'SCOMPANY An efficiency expert drives Janet to quitting her job. § COUNTRY WAYS CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRrTANNIQUE^ 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY O GOOD TIMES Florida's dream of finally getting her high school diploma is clouded by James' opposition to the idea. © RENCONTRES Invitee: Monique Hebrard, journaliste feministe. (2e de 2) 7:00 O CANADA SUMMER GAMES REPORT O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with actress Jennifer Beals. O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS The Japanese monkey adapts to a variety of climatic conditions. (R)g O LOVE CONNECTION O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS A presentation of the fearful, but in some ways friendly, tarantula. © TAXI The taxi gang comes up with a sure-fire line for John to use on a pretty stranger sitting at a nearby table. © COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: SCIENCE OVANCOUVER OLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 OLE POINT THE A-TEAM Face (Dirk Benedict) declares "war" on trash collectors who are operating In gangster fashion and dumping highly toxic materials into the city's sewer system, on NBC's "The A-Team," TUESDAY, AUGUST 13. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©198S Compulog 7:30 OWEEKNIGHT 8TICTACDOUGH E / R Sheinfeld is surprised when his father shows up unexpectedly; Maria meets her dad. tor the first time. O SALE OF THE CENTURY O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS The Japanese monkey adapts to a variety of climatic conditions. (R)g ©WORLD OF SURVIVAL O MARY TYLER MOORE Johnny Carson visits Minneapolis for a benefit performance and, through an involved set of circumstances, agrees to be Mary's guest at her party. ©GROWING YEARS "Adolescent Mental Development" 7:36 ©ALLO BOU BOU (R) 8:00 O THIS LAND Beginning in Banff and the Rocky Mountains, this cross-country tour of Canada's national parks illustrates the great variety in geography and climate throughout the Canadian national park system. (R) g O WHO'S THE BOSS? Tony's father-in-law (James Coco) overwhelms him with his new-found wealth but actually he's on his way to jail. (R)g O O A-TEAM The team battles corrupt refuse collectors who are dumping toxic waste in the city's sewer system and sabotaging the delivery vans of a sightless girl and her brother. (R)g O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Rather than burden Garth with, the tragic news concerning her health, Lizzie denies her love for him, leaving Jonathan and Mark the task of reuniting the ill- fated lovers. (Part 2 of 2) (R)g ©MOVIE** 14 "Two Of A Kind" (1982, Drama) George Burns, Robby Benson. The concern of a retarded young man for his 81-year-old, institutionalized grandfather develops into a mutually rewarding relationship for the pair. (R)g O NOVA A look at gifted- ness, featuring profiles of several child prodigies, including a 12-yoar-old violinist and a 10-year-old chess player. (R) g © MOVIE *** "Francis" (1950, Comedy) Donald O'Connor, Patricia Medina. A war hero is thought to be insane when he claims that his success is due 1o a talking mule. © WHALES AND ENDANGERED ANIMALS 8:30 O THREE'S A CROWD Jack unintentionally undermines Mr. Bradford at an income-tax audit. (R) g 8*35 © LES OISEAUX SE CA- CHENT POUR MOURIR Lors d'une visite a Dane, Justine fait la rencontre d'un diplomate allemand; quelques annees plus tard, Dane est ordonne pretre et demande a etre nomme en Australie, pres de sa mere. (9e de 10) 9:00 O REMINGTON STEELE Laura and Remington head for Las Vegas in hopes of locating an alleged jewel thief before an insurance adjuster can get his hands on the man. (R) 8 O MOONLIGHTING g RIPTIDE The boys learn about the dubious activities of an international spy ring while attending a harmonization seminar. Guest star: Lyle Alzado. (R) O MOVIE * "Moment By Moment" (1978, Romance) John Travolta, Lily Tomlln. A sophisticated and wealthy Southern California housewife falls in love with a young drifter after she discovers her husband's infidelity. O RIPTIDE Two young homemakers on a neighborhood burglary spree look to Cody, Nick and Boz for help when they're pressured by a loan shark. (R) O LIFELINE Pediatric surgeon William W. Morgan treats a child injured in a dune buggy accident, another with major bone fractures, and a third with a ruptured bladder. (Part 2 of 2)g © INDONESIA: BEHIND THE SMILE 9:35 O DALLAS La campagne de Cliff Barnes tourne court par manque de fonds, et quand il apprend d'ou vient le coup, il jure de se venger. 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL © MACQRUDER & LOUD When MacGruder shoots an unarmed deaf teen-ager, he must come to terms with his guilt and the public outcry. (R)g O REMINGTON STEELE Laura and Remington head for Las Vegas in hopes of locating an alleged jewel thief before an insurance adjuster can get his hands on the man. O WEST 57TH (Premiere) Correspondents John Fer- rugia, Meredith Vieira, Jane Wallace and Bob Sirott team up for a fast- paced look at newsworthy people, places and events. O CRAZY LIKE A FOX (R) O ANNA KARENWA Anna stuns her husband by announcing that she is proudly carrying Vronsky's child; Karenin considers divorce but worries about the harsh Czarist divorce laws. (Part 5 of 10) © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO A public defender almost loses her life because she believes her client is not a murderer. © CORDILLERA EXPEDITION 10:35 O JEUX DU CANADA "Ete 1985" Resume des competitions de la journee. 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSO O SOUNOSTAGE Marshall Crenshaw's performance includes "Some Day,' Some Way" and "Mary Anne." (R) © HOGAN'S HEROES An elite German division bivouacs near Stalag 13 and creates problems for Klink and Hogan. ©SPORTSPAGE 11:20 OONEWS 03 CINEMA **J4 "El mercenary" (1968, Western) Franco Nero, Tony Musante. Un ouvrier mexi- cain exploite et torture par son employeur. prend le maquis et avec quelques hommes fomente un re- volte. 11.25 O BARNEY MILLER A rat scampers around the precinct while the detectives search for ten missing bags of confiscated marijuana. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: It- zhak Perlman, Dick Shawn, James Coco. ■ O ALL IN THE FAMILY A fallen Archie refuses to take the first step out of his troubles until Edith comes up with a lifessvlng push and a partner. (Part 2 of 2) © MAGNUM, P.I. A hard- drinking, penniless Irish clergyman (John Hillerman in a dual role) turns to his half-brother Higgins and Magnum for help. (R) © SCTV Sketches: a look at the movie "Polynesian- town"; tennis pro John McEnroe (Rick Moranis) gets some advice from Robert Young (Dave Thomas). : 11:55 O MOVIE *•* "The Great Garrick" (1937, Comedy) Brian Aherne, Olivia de Havilland. The noted 18th-century British actor David Garrick is known for his pomposity. 12:00 O POLICE STORY So he can retire with peace of mind, a 30-year veteran (Ed Asner) insists on wrapping up his last case involving a notorious trio. O MAQNUM, P.I. The arrival of a hurricane forces an unusual trio to seek refuge at Robin Masters' estate during a glamorous social event. (R) © LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER When Barbarlno decides to run for student body president, his campaign techniques create more problems than anyone bargained for. . 12:06 O MOVIE **54 "Case For The Defense" (1976, Mystery) John Hamlin, Judith Arthy. A lawyer defends a man accused of kidnapping and murder who Insists he is innocent but refuses to help in his own defense. © MOVIE *•• "Murder At The Mardi Gras" (1978, Mystery) David Groh, Didi Conn. Two tourists share an unlikely romance amidst the excitement and intrigue of New Orleans during Mardi Gras. 12:30 O © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: comedian Robert Klein, author Tom Parker, Larry "Bud" Melman. (R) 12:40 © MCCLOUD The only link to a series of murders appears to be Marshal McCloud's missing cowboy hat. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 O MCCLOUD McCloud's affair with a fashion model (Leigh Taylor-Young) leads to his being implicated as an accessory to murder. (R) 1:30 OWEEKNIGHT ONEWS 1:35 O HAWAII FIVE-0 A radical Chinese student is found dead just as McGarrett has obtained evidence of his connection with a spy ring. 2:00 ONEWS © HERE'S LUCY Lucy loses an exotic bird. 2:05 O HAWAII FIVE-0 A prankster sets out to punish those responsible for the island's pollution. 2:30 ©©NEWS 2:35 Q WALTONS A trip to New York becomes a turning point in John-Boy's personal and professional life. 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:05 Q WALTONS a.fle © HAWAII FIVE-0 STARBURN TRAVELiiD. 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You can tour the 235 outlying islands that dot the South China Sea or visit the Mainland; enjoy the ancient arts of Chinese opera, dance and acrobatics, or get caught up in the excitement of world-class horse racing and the inexpensive nightlife. A paradise for gourmets, shoppers and sightseers, dazzlingly exotic, breathtaking- ly beautiful ... truly the adventure of a lifetime. Starburn Travel can make it happen for you. TRUCKLOAD SALE YOMt CHANCE TO WW A 19S* FMW HAHSIH $100 off all Lopi Woodstoves only »50 holds price till Sopt. 30, 1985 SALE DATES - AUG. 8, 9, 10 ——iThe Valley's mort trusted Woodstove Dealer.. R&MttDoltML Stoves & Stones 3711 - 248th Street S Fraser Hwy.. Aldergrove 656-1651 B id W* ._».,.. ^vm^,frMM0Mmmiamim!mm __________________(.__. .r—r _.... ||||n. lf1,IMg||—mmWtttmm mmmmMmm»'^mmmmmMmmmmmMmmmirr'mmmt 1 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 17 WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 14,1985 Copyright • 1886 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 0© ROMPER ROOM (R) 10:00 O READING RAINBOW "Gila Monaters Meet You At The Airport" involves a young boy's fantasies about what it's like to move "out west." (R) g 11:00 Q VOYAGE OF THE MIMI While tracking a whale, the Mimi is caught in a storm and disabled; a visit to the top of New Hampshire's Mt. Washington, g DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q *** "Broken Arrow" (1850, Western) James Stewart, Jeff Chandler. In the 1870a, the courage of a scout helps bring peace between Arizona settlers and the hostile Apaches. 1:00 © *54 "His Brother's Ghost" (1946, Western) Buster Crabbe. Billy the Kid goes after a supposed ghost. EVENING 8:00 QQO NEWS O ABCNEWSg ©NBC NEWS ©CBS NEWS © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY The roommates spend a weekend at Cindy's aunt's farm. 8 LAND: ECOSYSTEMS CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 ©ONEWS ©TOP STORY © GOOD TIMES James is miserable to be around, and money - or the lack of it -- is responsible. © RENCONTRES Invite: Vincent Cosmao, grand specialiste du Tiers- Monde. 7:00 Q CANADA SUMMER GAMES REPORT ©WHEEL OF FORTUNE © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Morgan Fairchild. © © BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jays at Texas Rangers ©LOVE CONNECTION Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS A look is taken at the rich wildlife of the Bering Sea. © TAXI Elaine fears the worst when the cabbies invite themselves to her party for her highbrow art world friends. SAUTO UPGRADE VANCOUVER ©LE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 ffl LE POINT 7:30 OWEEKNIGHT BTICTACDOUGH © SALE OF THE CENTURY ©WORLD OF SURVIVAL © MARY TYLER MOORE Lou and Mary dating? Even they don't believe it's happening, but they give it a try. ©SMARTER TOGETHER 7:35 © JEUX DU QUEBEC "Ete 1985" Resume des competitions de la journee. 8:00 ©TO BE ANNOUNCED I HAD THREE WIVES Victor Garber stars as a roguish private detective aided by his three ex-wives, played by (from left) Teri Copley, Shanna Reed and Maggie Cooper, in "I Had Three Wives," a new comedy mystery which premieres WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 on CBS. CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog © ROCK 'N' ROLL SUMMER ACTION © HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Rather than burden Garth with the tragic news concerning her health, Lizzie denies her love for him, leaving Jonathan and Mark the task of reuniting the ill- fated lovers. (Part 2 of 2) (R)g © I HAD THREE WIVES (Premiere) Victor Garber stars as a knavish private investigator who maintains contacts with his three ex- wives who aid in solving his cases. Also stars Teri Copley, Maggie Cooper and Shanna Reed. © A SKATING SPECTACULAR 1985 Brian Boitano and Tiffany Chin are among the amateur champions who perform in ice dancing, pairs, and solo, in this exhibition taped in Rochester, N.Y. © MOVIE **tt "Only Two Can Play" (1962, Comedy) Peter Sellers, Mai Zetterling. A library board member learns to appreciate his wife after she has a brief affair with a librarian. © ENTERPRISE "One Man's Multinational" A journey with shoe manufacturer Tom Bata across his sprawling empire offers a look at the scope of one multinational operation. 8:30 Q MOVIE **!4 It Can't Be Winter, We Haven't Had Summer Yet" (1980, Dra- . ma) Charlotte Boisioli, Jacques Galipeau. A middle-aged widow and mother of eight tries to pick up the remnants of her life after her husband of 40 years unexpectedly dies. (R)g © SPOTLIGHT ON SWEDEN 8:35 ffl CINEMA ***!4 "Golf- inger" (1964, Drame) Sean Connery, Gert Frobe. James Bond est charge de surveiller un millionnaire soupconne de faire de la contrebande d'or. 9:00 © © DYNASTY Alexis's matchmaking for Amanda and Prince Michael suffers a setback; Luke and Daniel clash when Krystle refuses a reconciliation offer. (R) Q FACTS OF LIFE Jo and the girls are not at all enthusiastic about Kevin's occupying the room in the attic. (R) g © MOVIE **tt "The Lost Honor Of Kathryn Beck" (1984, Drama) Mario Thomas, Kris Kristoffer- son. A divorced woman's relationship with a suspected terrorist leads to a nightmare, as every intimate detail of her life is scrutinized by the police and press. (R) g © ANNA WYMAN DANCE THEATRE This Canadian modern dance company performs two of its most dramatic dances, "Adas- tru" and "Tremolo." ©NOVA 9*30 © DOUBLE TROUBLE Kate and Allison share some tender moments as they recall the joys and heartaches of their childhood in Iowa. (R) 10:00 © NATIONAL / JOURNAL Q Q HOTEL An up-and- coming tennis star rebels against his parents' plan to return to the Soviet Union; Julie falls for a songwriter whose former girlfriend is now s major recording artist. (R) g © HEARTBEAT In pursuit of a dancing career in the Big Apple, two gals from the Midwest encounter a group of kooky people after they move into a loft on the New Jersey waterfront. Stars Karin Kopins and Whitney Kershaw. © RIPTIDE Two young homemakers on a neighborhood burglary spree look to Cody, Nick and Boz for help when they're pressured by a loan shark. (R) © THE GLORY OF THE GARDEN James Mason narrates a documentary film describing how Phillip de Rothschild designed and created one of the world's most, spectacular gardens - the Gardens of Exbury. © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Seeking vengeance on a narcotics officer, a young killer exposes the fact that the man is a homosexual. 8 NEW ARMS RACE KNOTS LANDING Reprise of the season finale. Greg begs Laura not to leave him; the adoptive father of Val's babies takes drastic action to ensure that the infants will not bo taken from him. (R) g 10:30 © TENESSEE WILLIAMS: THE ACTOR 10:35 ffl JEUX DU CANADA "Ete 1985" Resume des competitions de la journee. 11:00 ©OOONEWS O © CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © JACKSONVILLE AND ALL THAT JAZZ II These taped selections from a two-day event in 1984 feature the jazz sextet Swing Reunion ("After You've Gone"), pianist Adam Ma- kowicz and alto sax player Phil Woods ("Cherokee"), and the sextet Spyro Gyra ("Catching the Sun"). © HOGAN'S HEROES A new prisoner claims he is really an American general in disguise. ©SPORTSPAGE 11:20 OONEWS © * CINEMA "Ces messieurs de la Sante" (1934, Comedie) Raimu, Edwidge Feuillere. Un manieur d'ar- gent s'evade de la Sante ou il est emprisonne, de- vient modeste garcon de magasin sous un faux nom et recommence une nouvelle carriere de financier. 11:25 Q BARNEY MILLER The Bicentennial sparks some complications when a horse thief strikes and a prostitute beats an affluent tourist. 11:30 ©ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Q TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: Norman Mailer. ©ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie is tempted to don the famous hooded robe of punishment in a secret vigilante society. (Part 1 of 2) © MOVIE •• "Sidekicks" (1974, Comedy) Lou Gossett, Larry Hagman. In the pre-Civil War West, two bumbling bounty hunters concoct a money-making scheme of their own. (R) © SCTV Sketches: David Brinkley (Rick Moranis) does some science-fiction investigation with Walter Cronkite (Dave Thomas). 11:55 Q MOVIE •** "Sven- gali" (1931, Drama) John Barrymore, Marian Marsh. An aging artist develops an obsessive interest in a woman and, using his hypnotic powers, transforms her into a virtuoso singer. 12:00 © POLICE STORY An ex- cop volunteers his services In a robbery investigation, but no one knows he's on a mission of revenge. © MOVIE *•* "Ticket To Heaven" (1981, Drama) Nick Mancuso, Saul Rubi- nek. On the heels of a ro mantic breakup, a young man visits friends in San Francisco and is slowly drawn into joining their religious cult. © LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gabe and Washington have a problem after Washington makes the varsity basketball team and decides not to take his exams. 12:05 O MOVIE •* "Nightmare In Pendragon's Castle" (1975, Drama) Vincent Baggetta, Stella Stevens. A maverick attorney works on the case of a publishing magnate's murder. © MOVIE ** "Once Upon A Family" (1980, Drama) Barry Bostwick, Marcia Strassman. A man is left alone to care for his children when his wife walks out on him. 12:30 © © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guests: Brother Theodore; also, a stupid pet tricks segment. (R) 1:00 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD © NEW AVENGERS A mercernary agent plans to garner classified military secrets by using a device that removes information from a persdn's brain. (R) 1:30 OWEEKNIGHT ONEWS © NEW AVENGERS An experimental vegetable- growth formula that was washed down the drain creates a panic when it appears to be just as effective on animal life. (R) 2:00 ©NEWS © HERE'S LUCY O.J. Simpson gives Lucy and Harry 50-yard-line stadium tickets for a game. 2:05 © HAWAII FIVE-0 When the kidnapped son of a wealthy man escapes from his captors, his father demands that Five-0 recover the ransom he has paid. © HAWAII FIVE-0 Lewis Avery Filer, the criminal with a thousand faces, escapes from the Oahu prison after devising a scheme to steal $4 million from drug smugglers. 2:30 OONEWS 3:00 © CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:05 Q WALTONS A fierce hawk threatens peace on the Walton farm. © WALTONS Two English children seek refuge on Walton's Mountain. (Part 1 of 2) 4:05 O HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett investigates threats against the life of a state senate crime committee chairman. Use Star Classifieds for FAST action! Call 856-5212 to sell! Beef club shows well OTTER - This past .weekend seven members of the Otter 4H beef dub went to the Surrey farm fair. Showmanship was held on Saturday, August 3. Heather Anderson, Rod DeGianni, Lynn and Shawn Ingeberg were all in the second row. Sarah Reeves was the intermediate grand champion showman while Sherri Jensen was the intermediate reserve grand champion showman. In the beef classes, Rod, Heather, Sherri, and Sarah were all in the first row while Heather Follett was in the second row. In the heifer classes, Heather Anderson, Heather Follett, Lynn and Shawn were all in the first row. In - the cow and calf class, Sherri was first in her class and Heather Follett was third in the first row. She was also first in her class of special interest projects. This coming weekend, the Otter beef dub is going to the Chilliwack farm fair to show their animals again. Explorers (PG-Paramount) Starring Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix, Jason Presson. * * By J.T. YURKO Exploring seems to be the theme for this summer's movies. "The Goonies" explored old caves to find pirate's treasure. "Back to the Future" explored the realm of time travel. And "Rambo" explored (and destroyed) most of Southeast Asia. So who are these intrepid "Explorers"? They're three kids who boldly go where no kid has gone before. That's right, three kids — barely teens if that — build a machine and head for outer space. Does It sound a bit implausible? It is, but it is to the film's credit that we buy as much of it as we do. It seems some aliens are beaming messages to these childen during their dreams. One of the three, a computer whiz-kid, hooks up one of the dreamed circuit diagrams to his Apple computer, and a little bubble, which Is capable of defying gravity and moving through brick walls, appears. Pretty soon, the kids manage to make the bubble large enough so they can fit inside. They then use some junkyard parts to assemble a rude vehi cle for their travels about the sky. (Remember when kids used to get baby-carriage wheels and make a go cart?) When the kids plug In a newly dreamed circuit, zap — off they go into hyper-space and a visit with the aliens sending the messages. What starts out as a kids-ln- space mystery soon turns into a vaudevillian series of one- liners. The film has the feel and the depth of a short story and might be a fine addition to a collection of sci-fi tales, but as a feature film it takes far too long to get anywhere, and the kicker ending turns out to be just plain silly. Joe Dante of "Gremlins" fame directs, and the pacing is far too slow. When the boys finally reach the alien spaceship, they explore It for what seems like hours. There's not much suspense over the appearance of the aliens since they have already appeared in the video based on the film, and the few special effects are noteworthy but not dazzling. If aliens are your thing, head for a reissue of "E.T." © 1988 Compulog >'-it.viivrt*&':ii ■;.'„■.- < *•.._.* ■ ',■■-■.■' ■-. / -''."•"•' *.■*'.:"-" •■'**.■ *-'•';•"&'.•*■ --■**-i*.*,-;;* 5:;r *■ ■v»*.i*,*"**-.<"■■*■•i-.1/r:-**'*-***^*:-,>7.<,'.-*u*'--'>****!>*^^ 18 THE ALDEBOROVE STAR, WEDNESDAV, AUGUST 7,1985 SAYONARA Exchange students welcomed After a three-week stay with several support homes in the Aldergrove area, these 19 Japanese students will return home Sunday. They have been participating in a non-profit educational exchange program arranged through the Canadian Homestay Institute and co-ordinator Juanita Copp. As part of this exchange program a group of approximately 60 people will be travelling to Japan next July to stay with several families there. Any highschool students or adults that are interested in possible involvement can contact Bob Waugh at 856-4458 or Dave Hunt at 856-2200. 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Van .... $6995 '80 Ford Carryvan $8995 80 GMC Va ton $5495 80 Ford 15 Pass $8995 '80 GMC Van $6995 '80 Ford FI00 P/U $6495 80 Dodge Vi ton P/U ... $4995 80 EI50 Van $5995 80 Dodge P/U $5995 '81 Toyota Diesel $6995 '81 EI50 Van $6995 '61 Jeep C20 4X4 $6995 '81 Ford Van Conv $13,995 '81 Chevrolet P/U $6495 '61 GMC 4X4 $8950 '82 GMC 1500 P/U $7995 '82 GMC 2500 4X4 .... $11,950 '83 Ford F250 XLT Diesel, 4 ipd $14,995 85 GMC Van $14,960 And many more not listed NEW '85 RANGER 2.0 litre engine, S-speed, 0/D trans, vinyl bench seat, metallic paint Reg. list $8392 AUGUST SALE 7337 NEW '85 MARQUIS S/W For the people who enjoy comfort travelling instead of the cramped feeling List price $13,058 AUGUST SALE '11,688 '85 GM MINI VAN V6, outo., P.S., P.B., a real light delivery speciol Lilt price $14,687 AUGUST SPECIAL '12,617 ONE ONLY L NEW '85 LYNX If you are looking for economy this is it. For style, this is it. For performance, this is it. For price, this is it. '7388 NEW '85 MERKUR latest in styling and performance from Germany Everything is standard except leather interior and sunroof which this one has AUGUST SPECIAL '24,193 TOPAZ 2 dr., 5 speed, power steering, power brakes, reclining cloth seats, handling susp., deluxe wheel covers, electric rear defroster, radio, dual remote mirrors, body side moulding Lilt $10,137 AUGUST SPECIAL 8788 DODGE MINI VAN 5 passenger, lots of equipment including air conditioning Lilt price $18,985 AUGUST SALE '15,766 VOYAGER SE NEW '85 F150 FORD P/U AUGUST SPECIAL '8734 14 In stock to choose From with various equipment and prices NEW '85 GRAND MARQUIS L.S., 4 dr., loaded with equipment too numerous to list. Hit $21,023 AUGUST SPECIAL '17,488 NEW '85 SUPER VAN DIESEL ENGINE Auto., P.S., P.B., gauges, glass in rear and cargo door, tilt, cruise, trans, cooler, mirrors, chrome bumpers, plus, plus, plus Lilt price $22,791 AUGUST SALE '18,329 LEASING IS BtritR Al LOUISFELD'S EXAMPLES: NEW '15 RANGER NEW '85 COLONY PARK 8 pass., station wagon, 315 V8, auto., P.S., P.B., illuminated entry, clock, tilt, cruise, power seats, luggage rack, air cond., bumper rub strips, AM/FM cassette, power locks plus much, much more list price $22,029 AUGUST SALE '18,437 CAMARO A real sharp looking sports car list price $14,574.50 AUGUST SPECIAL '12,574 ONE ONLY r*M 139.82 •%m l O.A.C. I per month 'A ton diesel $281.04 per month O.A.C. NEW '85 MUSTANG *"* **"3____ 159.17 O.A.C. per month '85 Thunderblrd $226.13 per month O.A.C. ALL NEW '85V2 ESCORT _.=_______!- = '137.38; O.A.C. I per month '86 Aerostar Wagon $209.68 per month O.A.C. LARGEST SELECTION OF USED VEHICLES IN THE LOWER FRASER VALLEY .>,-_ ■_»_„■______._.. , j i HMWWWW*Wfcfl -"T T in T li.Ji tj._....iil„L rr"!*,*r* '?1p*^w'*11" 3*S*W*E,yi!|M^ jnnHiww *»j".'w «ya». ,wi< ',»-; THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 19 Classifieds 856-8303 9 BUSINESS INFORMATION CENTRE NEED BUSINESS INFORMATION? Call the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Business Information Office. We have Information, booklets and brochures on most aspects of business from Small Business Loans to Manufacturing Opportunities. Call 856-8383 or drop in at 3089 • 272 Street, Aldergrove (Aldergrove Star Office) 15-95844-tf Old Time dances, Aldergrove OAP hall, 273rd St., every Saturday, 8 p.m.37-tf Come to Langley Big Brothers bingo roundup Saturdays, 7:30 p.m. at Clover- leaf hall at Cloverdale Co-op, #10 Hwy. $1000. jackpot. Guaranteed. Must go. 11-tf Claaaif ied Directory 29. Accounting and Bookkeeping 1. Announcements and Coming Events 28. Appraisals 26. Auction 51. Automotive Supplies 6. Births 49: Boats for Sale 19. Brickwork 18. Bldg. Construction 41. Building Supplies 55. Business Opportunities 10. Business Services and Miscellaneous 5. Cards of Thanks 53. Cars 22. Electrical 4. Engagements and Weddings 30. Finance 25. Fuel 45. Furniture 46. Garage Sales 39. Garden Produce 16. Gravel Sales 20. Gyproc and Stucco 24. Hay Sales 47. Holiday and Utility Trailers 43. Homes for Sale 3. In Memorium 32. Jobs Available 12. Landscaping and Nursery Supplies 8. Legals 11. Lessons 36. livestock 7. Lost and Found 50. Machinery and. Equipment 35. Miscellaneous for Sale 48. Miscellaneous Wanted 44. Mobile Homes 52. Motorcycles 40. Music 17. Paving 2. Personals 38. Pets 21. Plumbing 37. Poultry 27. Professional Services Miscellaneous 42. Property for Sale 42A Property Wanted 33. Rentals 15. Septic Tanks 31. Situations Wanted 23. Topsoil and Manure 13. Tractor Work 9. Travel 54. Trucks 34. Wanted to Rent 14. Well Drilling Advertiser Agreement It Is agreed by any advertiser requesting space that liability of the Central Fraser Valley Star In event of failure to publish an advertisement or In event that errors occur In publishing of an advertisement, shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for that portion of the advertising space occupied by incorrect space occupied by incorrect Item only, and that there shall be no liability in any event beyond amount paid for such advertisement. No responsibility Is accepted by the newspaper when copy Is not submitted or verified in writing. Phone your ad to: 888-8303 or 856-5212. Central Fraser Valley Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. V0X1A0 Classified Advertising Rates per August 1, 1982' Weekly rate: first 20 words - $2.95 minimum charge; 12 cents per word for each additional word. Box Numbers - $2.25 extra. Deadlines for classified ads are 2:00 p.m. Monday and for too late to classify 12:00 nobn Tuosday. The classified telephone numbers are 856-8303 or 856-5212. OFFICE HOURS , Office hours for The Star are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday ALDERGROVE FOOD BANK Please send donations to: 2623 - 272 St., Box 428, Aldergrove, B.C. 2 VOX 1A0 = St. Ann's Catholic church, 2826 - 272 St., Aldergrove, 656-2841. Masses: Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Confession: Saturday 7 to 7:45 p.m. V_\ Crib every * Monday night, Aldergrove Legion. Time 8 p.m. sharp. Cost $2. pr. person. "Cash prizes". Everyone welcome, every- one eligible. 5-tf Troubled? For counselling services call 534-7921. Langley Family Services, 5339 - 207 St., Langley, B.C. 6-4868-tf Lions Bingo, every Monday at Elks hall, Aldergrove. Early birds 7:00; regular bingo 8:00. Cash prizes & door prizes. 44-tf FLEA MARKET Every Sunday. "Rain or Shine" Reserved $5.00 Unreserved .. $3.00 Doors open 8:45 a.m. Call 856-3375 for more info. ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL 10-17150-tf II you are a newcomer to Aldergrove or know someone who' is please call Cully Penzer 856-2620. 17-tf BINGO AT LEGION HALL Every Tuesday Bonanza starts at 7:00. More information 856-8057 22-19751-tf R.C.A.F. Association night owl bingo every Sat. night at Blngo-go-Emporl- um, 34252 Marshall Rd., Abbotsford. Doors open 10 p.m. 3M Aldergrove La Leche League. Mothers who wish to breast feed their babies will find encouragement & info. Next meeting Tues., Aug. 13, 7:30 p.m. at 317 Nicholas Cres. Call 534- 6496 or 856-9250. Nursing babies welcome. 31-2 Old time dance. Music by Bill Minty's Prairie Schooners & Central Fraser Valley Fiddlers. Elks hall, Aldergrove, Frl., Aug. 16, 8:30 p.m. Admission $3. pr. person, lunch Included. 32-802999-1 Penny's Preschool Centre 24687-56 Ave., Aldergrove. Some spaces avail, for 3 yr. olds beginning in Sept. Call now 856-3579. 32-802993-2 In Al-Anon people who know what it's like to live with an alcoholic share their experience, strength and hope. 858-8240, 856- 2892. Meeting held Tues., 8 p.m., St. Dunstans Anglican church, 271 St., Aldergrove. ' 9-799549-tf DRESSMAKING WEDDING GOWNS, . BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please: Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf 'Problems? Personal, family, marriage. For confidential counselling call Valley Counselling Services, 853- 9476. 48-tf Overeaten Anonymous meets Langley Family Services building, 207 St., Langley, Mondays 7:30. 856-4817,534-8030. 51-tf PREGNANT? A free pregnancy test. Re- suits in 30 mln. No appointment needed. Thurs. 7-9 p.m.; Frl. 10-4 p.m. & 7-9 p.m.; Sat. 10-4 p.m. 20512A Fraser Hwy., Langley' (McBurney Lane). 533- 3736. 27-799420-tf HYPNOTHERAPY •Weight 'Smoking •Confidence 'Phobias Langley Hypnosis Centre 534-7591 26-15218-tf Fraser Valley gay & lesbian support group meets every Wed. eve. at 7:30 p.m. Info, from P.O. Box 3413, Langley, B.C. V3A 4R7. 888-2189. 16-tf Do you have a drinking problem? If so, and you wish to stop, Alcoholics Anonymous can assist you. Write to Box 782, Aldergrove or phone 856- 8580. 14-802545-tf 4. Engagements - Weddings DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf 6. Births Pat and Lori Oravec are pleased to announce the completion of their family. Traci Denise Rosanna born June 27, 1985 at 5:16 a.m. 5 lbs. 8 ozs. at L.M.H. Proud big brother and sister are Vincent and Michelle. 32-1 7. Lost & Found LOST. Vic. of 28A Ave., 2700 blk., Aldergrove. Pet cockatiel. Grey with yellow & red plummage. Reward offered. 856-4752. 31-2 Lost. Man's gold wedding band at Aldergrove Lake, July 18. Will describe. 8SB- 2536. 30-4 Believed STOLEN from S. Lefeuvre, Thurs., July 25. Female Jack Russell puppy. She Is a small white wire-haired terrier with a black & white face, also a large black spot on her back. Please phone 856-2085 If you know her whereabouts. 32-802992-2 dl2. Landscaping - Nursery 8. Legals NEED LEGAL AID? Information & Referral 530-5811 33-tf BC0SS Ministry ol i Agriculture and Food FARMLAND FOR LEASE PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL LAND COMMISSION Applications are invited from persons Interested In a long term agricultural lease on the following Crown land: 1) 11.18 acres (4.5 hectares) partially cleared, located on 72nd Avenue and approximately 236th Street In the Municipality of Langley. 2) 5.8 acres (2.3 hectares) partially cleared, located at 27004 - 52nd Avenue, In the Municipality of Langley. Only In tensive agricultural pro* posals will be considered 3) Approximately 15 acres (6 hectares) of forage land within the Ved- (feT River Management Area. Located at the foot of Brown Road on the south side of the Vedder River, in the Municipality of Chilliwack. Because of the sensitive environmental issues, only forage production can occur. Leasing of these properties Is being handled by the Property Management Program, Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Plans, factsheets, application forms and other lease Information may be obtained by contacting this Brarfch directly by phone at 859-5281 or In writing to #203 - 33780 Laurel Street, Abbotsford, B.C. V2S1X4. Applications for lease must be returned prior to 4:30 p.m. on August 21, 1985. 31-19985-2 10. Business Services Misc. Craft Masonry & Design Stone Work Fancy Stone Brick & Block Call Jim 856-6634 20-800532-tf Comp. contract or hourly, custom additions or renovations. All carpentry, masonry & concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Licensed. Ask for Jack or Doug 856-0286. 25-800458-tf Ed's Bulldozing, levelling, clearing, road building. D-5 dozer. Reas. rates. 888-4369. 29-802942-4 LeBlanc Mobile Welding. All Types. 856-1080 43-15331-tf wgmm " PIKER MM •Roof 'Driveway •Stucco 'Patio Gerald 531-8603 31-19891-4 WATER DELIVERY DRILLING PUMP SALES & SERVICE VALLEY WATER SERVICES 856-6657 26-11697-tf GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 'Lawn maintenance 'Pruning & shaping 'Eavestroughs cleaned 'Rubbish removal Commercial & Residential Covers entire Lower Mainland & beyond 580-2489 or 580-6240 8-15872-tf Guaranteed Amway products for every need are just a phone call away. We deliver. Phone 856-0445. 31-802979-5 Plumber, 25 yrs. exp. Reas. rate. Phone after 5 p.m. 856-7409. 29-802934-4 11. Lessons Guitar teacher wanted for 10 yr. old to learn classical and/or Spanish playing. Ph. Sylvia 856-5645. 32-tf 12. Landscaping - Nursery "GARDEN TIME" * Flower Baskets ' Bedding Plants * Shrubs 27441 -16 Ave., Aldergrove Phone 856-2941 14-19600-tf Jeff's Estate Gardening Service Growing with the lower mainland in all areas of gardening & maintenance. Professional service with personal care on an hourly or contract basis. Free estimates. Call Jefl 856-4609 31-19988-2 CEDAR RIM NURSERY Wholesale to tlie Public - Regular Low Prices. Vegetable bedding plants 59 cents basket; Flowering bedding. plants, 79 cents basket; Fruit trees, 2 and 3 year potted trees, $10.75; Rhodo's, 1 gal., 8"-16", $3.; Rhodo's, 3 gal., 16"-20", $6.75; Hedging cedars, 4 ft., $10. ea. or 10 for $90.; Roses #1 plants, over 30 varieties potted, $3.25 ea.; Flowering cherries, double pink, 8-10 ft., $17.50; Junipers, 1 gal., $2.25 ea. or 10 for $20.; Currants, red or black, 1 gal., $2. ea.; Dolomite lime, 20 Kg bag, $1.75. With over 200,000 trees and shrubs on' our 5 acre Nursery we offer one of the best selections of Nursery stock in the Valley. 7301 - 253 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. 856-5224 12-17130-1 FENCING Call us for free estimates for your fencing needs - swimming pools, dog runs, gardens, etc. 20 yrs. exp. Call Ron, days 856- 2616, eves. 856-9076. 30-802954-4 13. Tractor Work Bedard Excavating • loading & levelling • light excavation • backhoe service • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-tf 'Back Filling 'Backhoe 'Loader Work'Rototllling STAN'S LIGHT TRACTOR WORK 4 W.D. Hourly or by contract. Fully insured. Stan Graham 530-3363 856-4576 15-14193-tf Rotovating & light levelling. Specializing in lots & gardens. Also field work. Ask for Bernie 856-2738. 10-801469-tf Bobcat services. Backfill & excavation. 856-8181. 21-799596-tf Bark mulch, topsoil, manure. Sand and gravel. Delivered. 581-5467. 15-802538-tf KARL DEGLAN Bulldozing - Excavating Clearing & Burning Demolition & Loading Cat D8 & D6 dozers 955 & 931 LGP loaders Excavator clearing grapple Karl 856-5032 Moody . 534-4674 11-95517-tf ' -•'.'"-- •*■.*'■■■ ■-'■.*'■•■ >• ■■-■.:- v.i.r. illtesifeli^SiitoteSSi^ 20 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 33. Rentals 33. Rentals M & T CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK '. (Ted's Tractor Work] 'Post Pounding 'Plowing 'Rotovating 'Haying Gardens, Yards, Fields 856-2218 J0**19883-tf JIM'S BULLDOZING 534-2165 534-9990 Clearing & levelling . D6 & 931 Cat 28-19501-tf CASH FOR TREES WANTED: Cat & skidder work. Fully insured. 531-6203 anytime. 29-19519-4 16. Gravel Sales CRUSHER CHIPS CRUSHED ROCK Drain rock, sand & mulch delivered. Driveway ruts & holes filled. 310 track • loader/back fill, etc. 534-1248 51-801223-tf GODDARD TRUCKING & EXCAVATING Truck & Transfer & Tandem Dump Hire. Gravel sales, Septic fields. Excavation - JSW BH.45 excavator w/thumb & grapple, JD 350 wide track w/hydraulic blade, 931 wide track loader. George or Terry ' 534-3863 21-19731-tf 18. Building - Construction Free Estimates G.A. GARRETT CARPENTRY •renovating & remodelling •contract or hourly By Journeyman Carpenter 856-4991 24-19764-tf ALTRAC Contracting Ltd. •Ditching 'Building •Grading 'Fencing •Bulldozing •Clearing •Riding Arenas •General Maintenance One of the Lowest Machinery Rates in the Lower Mainland. Give us a call - Wedoitall! Warren Anderton 856-8676 17-11133-tf Peterson Construction. 25 yrs. exp. Specializing in additions, alterations, new homes, barns & sundecks, etc. 856-7964. 11-798328-tf Additions, renovations, all concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Don 596-0652. 45-801139-tf 19. Brick Work ALL TYPES OF BRICK, BLOCK & STONE •Fireplaces 'Facings •Veneers Best prices. All work guaranteed. Free est. Phone Jim 856-1793 48-15750-tf Think ahead. Stockpile your garden manure for next year. Delivery avail, for reas. price or in exchange for garden produce. 856-0272. 32-4 24. Hay Sales Good feeder hay for cattle. Lge. bales. $2.50 from barn. 856-0272. 29-4 Good clean local hay, $2. pr, bale. 530-1588. 30-3 25. Fuel Firewood. Alder $45. pr.' cord & up; maple $55. pr. cord & up. 856-6130. No Sunday calls. 31-4 Seasoned alder firewood. Small round blocks, larger ones split & delivered at $65. Ige. pickup load. 856- 2068 eves. 31-4 FIREWOOD. Heat all winter for $175.1 Stock up now on heavy kiln dried mill ends. All hemlock, clean & dry. Exc. for alrtights. Approx. 5 cords. Smaller loads avail. Call 533-1758 or 534-5694. 20-802665-tf 27. Professional Services Misc. Get ready now for next winter's ski season with a made to measure ski suit from Custom Outerwear. We also make horse rider wear, special clothing for people with handicaps. Phone 856-8298 6-11 p.m. & weekends. 27717 Fraser Hwy- 30-802967-4 LEN'S HOME SERVICES 'Chimney sweeping 'Wood stoves & Inserts Professional Installations 'Roofing -all types 10 yr. - 50 yr. warranty 'Brick & stonework 'Built-in vacuum systems 'Wood furniture refinishing 'Pressure washing 11 Roofs Ll Patios I.ISIdlng LlWalks Len's Home Services Call 534-4756 28-19392-1 31. Sits. Wanted DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. * Call 856-8217 days or eves. 44f Plumbing & heating work. 856-5612. 30-4 Will babysit, my home. Refs. Age 3 & up, day or eve. Bradner & Fraser Hwy. Mentally handicapped or problem children okay. 856-0213. 31-802977-6 Middle aged couple want caretakers or managers job. 856-9002, Pat or Tom. 30-4 Will babysit In my home. Infant - 3 yrs., $2. pr. hr. Carrie 856-2107. 30-4 Blue jeans mended. Reas. rates. 859-6802. 31-4 CAN REPAIR anything. Appliances, machinery - large or small. Reasonable rates. Phone Dean 856- 7170. 31-4 Mom ot 4 will babysit your child starting Sept. Mon. - Fri., Parkside school area. Pam. 856-3912. 32-4 Exp. shipper/receiver requires work. Have forkllft & retail sales exo. Refs. available. Call Ron 856- 5678£nytlme, ■ 32**4 Dependable carpenter. Bsmts., rec. rm., sundecks, remodelling, repairs Free est. 856-1527. 32-4 Exp. carpenter with ticket will do odd jobs, big or small. Reas. rates. 856- 8813 after 4 p.m. 32-4 Will exchange labor for good local hay. Depend- ■ able help. 856-5934. 29-4 Mother of 4 will babysit. Fenced in yard, north of Freeway on 264 St. 856- 5645. 15-tf Pool problems? We will inspect and/or repair leaks In vinyl or cement pools. Info, call 534-0430. 29-4 Bulldozing, land clearing, stump splitting, burning, blowers for burning. 852- 4207. 29-4 Big M rubbish removal. 856-1915. 29-4 Bonny's cleaning services. Specializes In business offices, homes,' garages & also yards. 856-2667. 29-4 Reliable, exp. babysitter. Will perform light house keeping chores if desired. 856-2080. 30-4 Handyman, 20 yrs. exp. Any type cement work, carpentry, renovation, siding, roofing & fencing. Free est. 856-6437. 30-4 Attn, trackers! 31 yr. old male with class 1 drivers license would like to exchange driving time for. driving exp. Great aptitude for listening & learning. Richard 856-6636. 30-4 32. Jobs Avail. Wanted. Sewing altera- tlons done. 534-3787. 30-3 Wanted. Mature reliable babysitter. Starting Sept. for 4 days per week. Own transportation, refs. required. Nth. Otter area. 856-6762 after 4:30 p.m. 29-4 33. Rentals Langley Motor Inn 21653 Fraser Hwy., Langley, B.C. V3A 4H1 533-4431 •70 units •Queen size beds •28 2-room units with kitchen • Satellite T.V. •Direct-dial telephones in all rooms •Short & long term rates •Next to Langley airport 27-19813-tf Lge. furnished room with F.P. & water In country home. Share kitchen. Horse facilities avail. 856- 1307. 31-4 Batchelor ste., Abbotsford.. Park setting, quiet, clean seniors bldg. Hot water, stove, fridge, drapes, walking distance to shopping $115. pr. moth. 853-0333. 31-4 THEBARGAIN WAREHOUSE Open to the Public. RENT, BUY OR TRADE Hours: 10:00 - 6:00 Fri. & Sat. Only. 534-6861 6011 - 196A St., Langley. 29-19580-1 Aldergrove. 3 bdrm. 4-plex. Fridge, stove, F.P. w/w. No pets. $415. 574-7104. 32-4 LARGE 3BDRM. TWNHSE. Avail. Sept. 1. Rent $416. pr. mth. Fridge, stove, covered carport, Ige. yard. Children & small pet welcome. Call 856-2670 or 684-7801 or see manager at 2982-268A St. 32-802994-2 1 brdm. self-contained bsmt. ste. Private entrance, 2 appl., use of washer/dryer. Utilities, working single, n.s., n.d., no pets. $350 pr. mth. Aval. Sept. 1.856-2232. 32-4 Pasture. Exc. fenced pasture avail, for several hundred head of horses & cattle plus 300 acres of prime sheep pasture. Ald- ergrove area. 856-7734.32-2 2 bdrm. house. Incl. stove, fridge & drapes $350. pr. mth. Mature adults only. 856-3987. 32-4 2 brm. condo-type apt. In Aldergrove. Avail. Sept. 1. $342. pr. mth. 856-9063. ■■ 32-1^ 2 bdrm. ste. avail. Immed. Also 1 bdrm. ste. avail. Sept. 15. 856-4696, 856- 7122. 32-tf 3 bdrm. Aldergrove. 3 appl., 1 Vi baths, w/w, F.P., drapes, fenced yard. $495. pr. mth. No pets, 574-7104. 32-802995-4 2 bdrm. upper duplex. F.P., fridge, stove. Nice & clean. $375. pr. mth. days 856-6383, eves. 856-3239. 31-2 2-3 bdrm. self contained bsmt. suite. 4 appl. $300. pr. mth. 856-7680, 856- 2896. 30-4 Blue Star motel, 1 & 2 bdrm. furnished housekeeping units. All utilities incl. Special weekly & monthly rates. 856-8125. 26-796501-tf. Aldervlew Townhomes From $420. 2, 3 & 4 bdrm. twnhses. complete with fridge, stove, washer, dryer, drapes, w/w, covered carport & plenty of storage. No pets. For more info, call 856-0205 or drop by 27411 -28 Ave. ' 39-801018-tf RENTSALEHI Langley City, newer suites, attractively decorated. 1 bdrm., reg. $365., now $349.; 2 bdrm., reg. $440., now $410. Guaranteed for 6 mths. Incl. exercise facilities, sauna, pool table & more. Limited time only. 530- 6555. 9-801435-tf ADULT ORIENTED Deluxe 2 bdrm. & den and 3 bdrm. condominiums. Include fridge, stove, washer, dryer, locker, plenty of parking, elevator* and much more. Resident manager 856-3939. 24-802745-tf 4 bdrm. house behind Sevenoaks for rent Aug. 1 $575 pr. mth. Damage dep. & refs. required. 852-4549. 30-4 Country living. If you like horses & animals. 1 bdrm. ste. on farm. Fridge, stove & all utilities. $450. pr. mth. Prefer female. 856- 2853,533-2223: 29-4 4 acres of pasture land for rent. Good fencing. More Info, phone 856-6096. 29-4 3 bdrm. older 2-storey full bsmt. with 3 bdrms. & bath. 1V4 acres. $750. pr. mth. 5524 - 248 St. Call 856-0673 for appt. 31-3 ALDERHILL TOWNHOMES 3 bdrm. townhomes, $440. Incl. washer, dryer, fridge, stove, 1'/2 baths, drapes, balcony, carport, plenty of storage, tennis court, playground. Children welcome, no pets please. See manager* at 114-2844 - 273 St., Aldergrove or phone 858-* 9085, 856-0479. 10-801480-tf. Small 1 bdrm. house on farm. Stove, fridge, utilities incl. Horse facilities. $400 pr.mth. 856-2889 31-2 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 call Crosby Property Management Ltd. 430-1211 28-83058-tf Horse pasture for rent. Ph. after 6 p.m. 856-8189. 29-4 Wantsd. 2 bdrm. house on acreage or on Ige. lot. Between $350. - $450. pr. mth. 856-4297. 30-tf 5 bdrm. house, 3 up & 2 down. $595. pr. mth. Fridge, stove, w/w. 26745 - 32A Ave., Aldergrove. 585-3763. 31-2 Room & board. 856-4873. 31-4 Aldergrove twnhse. 3 bdrm. F.P., 5 appl., 1V4 baths. $440. pr.' mth. Barry Howes. 530-3487. 31-3 34. Wanted to Rent Minister & family are moving into this area & need a house immed. At least 3 bdrm. Approx. $500. pr. mth. 856-0203 after 5:30. ___^ 32-2 Urgently needed. 3 or 4 bdrm. house on acreage. Suitable for horses. Refs. avail. 888-0150. 29-tf Wanted. 1 bdrm. trailer, house or suite with storage & working space. Aldergrove area. 856-2287, mes- sage, Rick. 31-4 Wanted 4-5 bdrm. home in Aldergrove or area for Sept. 1. $450. - $500. pr. mth. 274-7591 collect. 31-4 Lady carpentry student with 2 children needs house on farm setting near Aldergrove. Can exchange work for moderate rertt. Call Patrice or leave a message at 590-3992. 31-802978-2 35. Miscellaneous 2 van seats, fold into bed, $250. obo; Torkan 3 spd. 20" fan, $25. Old pressure cooker, $5. 856-5903. 31-4 Food dehydrator, like new, counter top size, $100. 856-1236. 3JN2 Brand new 24k gold flat- wear set. 12 place settings, complete with all access. & case. $650. 856- 7145. 31-3 Air conditioner; Amana freezer, $75.; dressers; vanity dresser; recllner, $5.; 2 rocking chairs; 48" metal (tubular) bed with open coil springs. 856-8185. 31-3 Lge. Barbie doll house with furniture, $40. 856- 3710. 31-4 Lennox natural gas furnace, $75.; Eleo natural gas hot water heater, $50. 856-9395. 3^2 Kitchen table & 6 chairs, exc. cond. $75. 856-2469. 3M 30" elec. range, copper- tone, good cond. Approx. 10 yrs. old. $75. obo. 856- 3281. 31-2 Wanted. Damaged Irrlga- tlon pipes. 856-2646. 30-4 3 pee. sectional chesterfield, matching coffee table. $400. obo. 533-3317 eves., 534-9348 eves. 30-4 Airtight stoves & inserts for bsmts. 1200-3000 sq. ft. cap., up to 36 hr. burn, thermostat control. Catalytic option. $549. up. Use code word "Workhorse", get $50. off. 856-0213. 30-802955-4 35. Miscellaneous! Crib, c/w mattress, $60.; highchalr, $15.; other misc. baby items. 856-9872: 29-4 New 10" table saw 1 h.p., never used, 14" band saw, both for $350. 856-1124 after 5 p.m. 31-4 1967 16 ft. Siesta trailer stove, fridge, porta-pottl, sleeps 6, good condition, $1,500.; 1974 80cc Yamaha motorbike $65. 796-2640. 3V-4 New regulation size cement parking curbs. 530- 3431. 29-4 Built-in dishwasher, Roper, works but leaks, can deliver, $30. firm; elec. fan, $10. firm. 856-8451. 3V2 Near new perslan design wool rug, 11 ft. x 8 ft., $200.; Lazy Boy recliner, good cond., $80. 852-4235. 31-2 Alum, combination door, 32"x80", left hand, $35. Maple rocker, $35. 856- 7064. 32-4 35 mm camera. Case, carrying bag, flash, extra lenses, tripod. $350. obo. 856-4533. Ask for Peter. 32-2 Lovely solid wood* high- chair. New $100, sell for $50. firm with cloth pad. Exc. cond. 856-4313. 32-4 7 ladles & boy's winter jackets, $5. ea.; carpet sweeper, $15.; arborlte kitchen table only, $30. 858- 6640. 32-4 H.D. used galvanized. steel tubs on wheels, with drain. 3'x5'x2'8" deeD. $40. ea. 856-0645. 32-2 Boy's junior 10 spd.; bench & weights set. 856- 5279. 32-2 I will do portraits of your animals in pencil, ink or pencil crayon. Photos only. 856-6216. 32-4 Exercise bike in good con- dltlon. $50. 826-7674. 32-1 1973 Cessna 150. New paint. 500 SMOH 3200 ttaf. Leather Interior. NAV-COM transponder. More Info, call 273-1621, 277-9964. 31-4 BEER AND WINE KITS August 2-FOR SALE 40 pint beer kits-$10.95 2 FOR $20.00 30 bottle wine klts-$18.95 2 FOR $35.00 - ALSO - FULL LINE OF VITAMINS COUNTRYSIDE HEALTH FOODS In the Countryside Shopping Centre 856-3990 31 •'19987-5 Handcrafted European lute guitar (collector's Item) $450.; antique steamer trunk $10.; stuffed chair, $10. All In very good cond- jtion. 856-5111. 31-4 4 antique oak-dining rm. * chairs, padded seats. $50. ea.; drop-leaf oak dining rm. table, $300. obo. 856- 4984. .31-4 8x12 regulation size pool table with access. Like new. $1050. 856-1377. 30-3 Stereo stand, like new, $50.; kitchen buffet & hutch with smoke glass doors, $100. 888-4221.31-2 wwm mJm-mm*m»mamsim. , The Langley fiberglass Centre inc. For All Your Fiberglass Meeds Catl us for: • Repairs • Canoes • Cartop Boats • Auto Parts • Tubs & Shower Stalls • Materials 5948-200 5t. Langley, B.C. V5A 1M3 533-2155 FIREWOOD. Finest quality hemlock mill ends. All clean & bone dry. Exc. for airtight stoves, Ige. pieces. Lge. dump truck or small. Summer pricesl 533-1758, 534-5694. 20-802666-tf DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf C Plus R Qunsmlthing. 853-5959. Certified gunsmith, service & sales. 52-801235-tf 5 ft. coffee table, 2 hexagon end tables. All with storage space & doors. Very good cond. 3 pees. $150.8S6-SS19. 30-4 2 older stoves. White, clean, working order. 30", $125.; 20", $75. 858-7682. 31-4 Brand new pressure cooker. Never used. $80. Ph. after 6 p.m. 856-1918. 31-4 One standing cedar tree, 11 ft. circumference at base. 856-8867. 31-3 Canning sealers. 856-8412. 6575 - 264 St. 3V-3 Champion juicer, exc. cond. $150.534-9304. 31-2 3 girls bikes, $25. & up.; bathtub, beige color, $65.; solid wood rocking chair, $45.; B-flat clarinet, $75. obo; Electrolux rug sham- pooer, near new, $225. obo 533-1170. 29-4 Go-kart steel frame, needs wheels, $75.; 2 H.P. Briggs & Stratton engine, $60. 856-2536. 29-4 Movie camera, A-1 cond. 16mm with many new access., tripod, metal carry caae. 853-4144. 29-4 Garden trailer, $145.; Ige. swlngset, $60.; 1968 Toyota brakes & drums, $50. 856-8347. 304 Small old fashioned kitchen trash burner. White enamel, $40. 856-8422.32-3 Kuwahara BMX for sale. $120. obo. 856-3034. Ask for Kevin. 32-4 Snugglle, $12.856-5646. 16-tf ' Cement mixer for sale. Call Jim 856-1793. 5-tf Car bed for sale (carry cot), $15. 856-5645. 10-tf Wedding dress for sale, sizeM 2. 856-8181. 13-tf Playpen for sale, $10.; cuddle seat, $5. 856-5645. ■ 26-tf 2 Ige. corn plants plus 1 creeper plant. Ph. 859- 9986between4&5p.m. 12-tf IVER'S BOAT TOPS & COVERS Custom made & repairs. 16 years experience. Free estimates. 856-2455 2-15854-tf Goat milk for sale or barter for fresh vegetables equivalent to 65 cents Imperial quart. 8S6-4993. 30-4 Dble. front doors c/w Amerock hardware, $100.; siding stain, Olympic color 723, $6. pr. gal.; 20" childs bicycle, $65.856-4941.29-4 Anyone wishing to buy Fuller Brush products, dust cleaners, waxes (DCW), please call 856- 4849. Cleaning products avail. 27-802782-6 Kenmore cabinet sewing. machine with all access., like new cond., $225.; also quantity of yarn, yard goods & canning sealers. 856-9641. 29-4 11 ft. F.G. boat & 3</2 H.P. Evinrude motor, $495.; 4 camper tie-downs, $75.; Harvest gold porta-pottl, $50. 534-6440. 30-4 1 do woodworking, sharpening, repairing. Rebuilt lawnmowers for sale. Will buy your old mower. 856- 3153. 27-tf Corgi/terrier puppy, good with children, incl. dish, leash, collar & food, $50.; 2 pee. wall unit, $175.; bumper pool table, $150.; single bed; couch & 2 chairs. 856-9860. 30-4 SELLING? Call for Free Market Evaluation, Without Obligation. Barry Coward Dick MacEachern OVER 400 VACUUMS New & Near New. Over 200 Electrolux & Filter Queens. Cash & Carry - VisaorM.C. To view please call for appt. time. 856-7092 782 - 264 Street 1-13468-tf 2 flip-out chairs, like new, $30 ea.; sofa & matching chair, beige & brown, $175. 856-7221. "30-3 Fishing charters avail. $250. pr. day. 856-4868. 29-4 36. Livestock HorsiB riding lessons by exp. r|der. $5. pr. lesson, beginners only. 856- 0213. 31-80-976-6 Triumph Engllsn saddle, 17% in. seat. Exc. cond. $400. 856-7352.31-802974-2 P.B. & full blood Simmental cattle for sale. Also Simmental yearling bull. Phone 6:30-7:30 a.m. or eves, after 9:30 p.m. 856- 8902 or call at 29183 Fraser Hwy. 30-4 Beautiful reg. Morgan mare for strong rider. For into. 856-8501. To view 856-7964 between 5-7 p.m. 32-4 Mortimer's polled Here- fords are dispersing the entire herd. We have quality bred cows with calves at foot Sproven herd sires from champion stock. 856- J697. 32-4 For sale - Saddle - rawhide tree - tooled leather - $150. obo. 856-5918. 32-2 Stud service avail. Black & white Pinto stallion. $100. 856-3116. 32-3 Top show quality, superb action type. Confirmation. Arabian filly and colt.. Super race potential. 856-1658. 30-4 Standardbred. 7 yrs. old. Exc. with children. $600.. 856-2119. 30-3 Reliable horse boarding. Clean, newer* barn, riding ring, near trails, daily turnout. Board negotiable. 856- 1307. 30-4 7 yr. old Canadian reg. P.B. Arabian mare. 4-H ridden. Asking $600. obo. 856-4419. 30-3 Reg. 1/2 Arab geld. Egyptian Prince grandson. 3 yrs. old, 13.2 h.h., dark grey. Green broke. Good conformation & flashy ' action. $1500. obo. Tara 856-6398 eves. 30--4 Standardbred, 7 yrs. old, very gentle. $375. 856- 2119. 31-3 Healthy 6 wk. old weaner pigs for sale. 856-8769. 29-4 P.B. Arabian stallion at stud. Reas. fees - terms. Free trallerlng service within 20 mile radius. 856-6331 29-4 Horse for sale. Spirited black Arab cross mare. 14 h.h. $600. Western saddle, $125. Ph. eves. 534-9166. 29-4 ROBERT TEIT FARRIER Journeyman Certified by the American Farriers Assoc. Specializing in T.B. trimming & plating. Show horses also. 574-4818 23-19726-tf Nubian & nublan cross kids. 3 mths. old 81 up. Also male Angora rabbit, $15,856-5767,534-4578. 29-4 Appy mare, 5 yrs., loud, strong. Make great junior prospect. Will deal. $1500. 888-6390. 29-4 4 yr. old T.B. geld. $800. 'obo. 856-7386. 31-2 ECONOMY SHAVINGS ' Hemlock Sawdust ' Kiln Dry Shavings ' Hog Fuel & * Cedar Shavings 576-8177 26-15214-tf Wanted to buy; all types of horses. Top price paid. Bud Noel at 530-8271. 43-800195-tf Exc. cond. Approx. 15" western saddle, $150. 856- 2629. 31-3 37. Poultry One pair of grey Tolouse geese plus goslings. 888- 0525. 32-2 Range - feeders, hooded, 4 ft. long, dividers, factory made, like new, $30.; hanging chicken feeders, round, 35 lb., dividers, $4. 856-2752. 29-4 38. Pets Shepherd Doberman cross puppies. Ready for good home on Aug. 19. $20. ea. 856-4967. 30-3 Lovebirds, finches, canaries & Netherland Dwarf rabbits. $5. & up. 856-4875 30-4 2 beautiful female German Shepherd cross pups. 2% mths. old. Free to good home. 856-8635. 32-3 Tiny Chihuahua pups, canaries & finches. 856-3204. 32-2 3 yr. old grey male cockatiel. Talks & whistles very well. $60. obo with cage.; also male angora rabbit, $15.856-5767. 31-3 Free kittens. 856-7549.31 -4 Reg. American cocker spaniel puppies. 10 wks. old. Exc. temperments. Black. $350. & up. 856- 7138. 30-4 10 baby rabbits for sale. $1.75 ea. 856-4981. 31-4 Free kittens. 856-1845.31 -4 Free kittens. 6 wks. old, wormed, litter trained. Two calico, 3 ginger. 856-6497. 29-4 Extra love? Check for dogs & cats for pets at the F.V.S.P.C.A., 10 a.m. - 4 ■p.m. Mon. - Sun., closed holidays. 20302 - 98 Ave. 888-0826 or 856-4600. 17-801496-tf Reg. toy poodle at stud. 8", apricot. $150. 856-5643. 31-4 New Zealand rabbits for sale. $5. eac. 856-8268. 31-4 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 21 - 38. Pets Siamese. and Persian < studs. Available for services. Also Siamese kittens for sale. 856-4992. 30-4 Behavior anajysls for dogs, $10.; basic handling on leash, $25.; also watchdogs & pups, $25. & up. 856-0213,852-4320. 29-4 To good home only. Free 5 yr. old female spayed Sheepdog; also female spayed grey tabby cat. 856-8412. 30-4 Free kittens. Grey calico, orange, black & white calico. To good home. 856- 9696. 29-4 Beautiful healthy black & tan P.B. Doberman pups. Tails & claws done. Ready to go end of July. $100. ea. 856-5826. 29-4 39. Garden Produce Special sale. Pickling' cukes, 30 cents pr. lb.; dill, 30 cents pr. bunch. You pick, no sprays. 856- 6065. 31-2 Fresh organically grown vegetables, new potatoes, onions, beets, carrots, lettuce 30 cents Ib. 856- 7414. 30-4 CEDAR RIM NURSERY Wholesale to the Public Regular Low Prices Vegetable bedding plants 59 cents basket; flowering bedding plants 79 cents basket; Fruit trees - 2 and 3 year potted trees, $10.75; Rhodo's -1 gal. -8"-16", $3.; Rhodo's - 3 gal. - 16"-20", $6.75; Hedging cedars, 4 ft., $10. ea. or 10 for $90.; Roses, #1 plants, over 30 varieties potted, $3.25 ea.; Flowering cherries, double pink, 8-10 ft., $17.50; Junipers, 1 gal., $2.25 ea. or 10 for $20.; Currants, red or black, 1 gal., $2. ea.; Dolomite lime, 20 Kg bag, $1.75. With over 200,000 trees and shrubs on our 5 acre Nursery, we offer one of the best selections of Nursery stock In the Valley. 7301 - 253 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. 856-5224 Fresh organic grown vegetables. No sprays. 856-5724. 31-2 PICKLING CUCUMBERS NO SPRAYS GUARANTEED! You pick, 35c pr. Ib. Picked 50c pr. Ib. Please phone ahead forpre-picked. 4330 Bradner Rd. 856-3388 32-20042-1 39. Garden Produce Blueberries for sale. You pick 4 litre bucket, $2.75; already picked 4 litre bucket, $4.25. 26097 - 84 Ave. 856-6817. 28-802913-5 You pick ; raspberries, 50 cents pr. lb; 856-7441. 29191 Haverman Rd., Brad-* ner.: ",*•', , 31-2 Greenhouse tomatoes.. Exc. flavor. 50 cents pr. lb.; long English cucumbers, 50 cents ea. Guaranteed no sprays. 856- 1578. 31-3 43. Homes 40. Music Wanted. Fiddle lessons. Classical or bluegrass folk. Prefer in Aldergrove. Call Kim. 856-6491. 31-2 Sefmer brass saxophone, B flat tenor. 856-8829. 30-4 Lessons In beginners piano. $5. pr. lesson. 856- 7126. 30-4 Guitar teacher wanted for 10 yr. old to learn classical and/or Spanish playing. Ph. Sylvia 856-5645. 32-tf 42. Property .For sale by owner. 80 acres, 2 bdrm. cabin. Sheridan Lake, - B.C. $39,900.859-1617. 31-4- For sale or trade. 9.65 acres, clean 3 bdrm. house w/finished bsmt., 2 barns, dble. garage. Will carry agreement. $150,000. 856- 1838. 22-tf By owner. 1 acre prime property on Fraser Hwy. $75,000,856-2131. 30-4 4.73 ACRES Southeast corner of 248 St. & 52 Ave, Approx. 640 ft. frontage on 248 St., approx. 330 ft. frontage ort 52 Ave. Property Immed. west of 24880-52 Ave. $79,900. Terms. Ken 681- 6893, eves,534-4540. \ 30-802961-4 For sale, townhouse. Exc. . shape. 3 bdrm., 4 appl.; F.P., skylights, IV2 bath's, w/w carpet, upper balcony. Langley/Aldergrove border. Ph. 538-8613 after 6 p.m. Price$41,000. ... 30-802957-3 ..... open House Sunday, 2-4 p.m. Older 3 bdrm. non-bsmt. home. Recently remodelled. Lge. fenced lot. Some oak hardwood floors, F.P. & heatl- lator. Close to all amenities. No agents. 2636 Adelaide St., Clearbrook. 853- 0031, 31-802984-2 5 yr. old Abbotsford home. Vacant, 3 bdrm., finished . bsmt., 2 baths, F.P., fenced. Exc. cond. $56,900 . obo. 856-2065. 30-4 By owner. 4 bdrm. split, bsmt., Ige. fully landscaped lot. Close to all amenities. $108,500. 856- 6245. 31-2 By owner. 5 ac. corner property with older 2 bdrm. home on 256 St., south Aldergrove. Asking $119,000. 856-6618 after noon or eves. 31-4 Bargain hunters • first time buyers. Will carry $10,000. 3 bdrm. twnhse. 1 Vz baths, den, newly decorated. No quallf., assum. mtge. $32,900. Asking $42,900. 856-3480. 30-4 Privacy SConvenlence • Solid 3 bdrm. rancher • 4-stall barn or workshop . • Beautiful .9 acre yard • 2 blks. to shopping $69,700 ' Bob Cottrill, Realty World- Titus, 534-7974 or 530- 1474(home.). 32-803000-2 3bdrm.bsmt. home. Park- side area. Landscaped 81 fenced back yard. Asking $72,900. 858-4411. 43-2 44. Mobile Homes 24x65 3 bdrm., 1 % baths, mobile home. 5 appl., separate dining rm. & fam. rm., laundry rm., F.P. Adult court. $40,000. obo. 533-1259. 30-802946-3 Y SELLING? Call now for a free market evaluation - no obligation. CALL WALLY MARTIN 533-3533 LAKEVIEW REALTY LTD MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS /? ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 Douglas Crescent, Langley < office 530-2301 Eves. 856-7639 iT^7^7'rr7'TT-***rrr?^T7"-^^ '•.,-. * V. 22 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 "'.'■i','*.-, ff:l,.» '... ',)■;"! :.»'VltMJ 44. Mobile Homes 1978 66x14 mobile home. Exc. cond., appl. Incl., porch & lean-to. Must be moved. $15,500. 856-7117. 29-4 12x52 Cambridge Coach with porch. 18 yrs. old. 3 bdrm., gas furnace & stove. Good shape. $9500. 533- 5748. 32-4 45. Furniture 4 cushion green chester- field $100.856-2132. 31-3 Hitachi 20"color T.V., exc. order, $200.; 2 chairs, man's rocker, $30. & recllner rocker, $85. Both good cond. 856-6267. 32-2 w m RENT TO OWN Furniture) Furniture) Here at Last! 5 & 7 piece Dinettes, Sofas & Loveseats ' No credit check * No long term obligation * Delivery Included * Rent by phone 'Ask about our Stereo Specials!!!* CALL NOW) 852-3311 SOUND RENTALS At McCalium Shop Centre 32-20040-1 45A. Appliances 24 In. elec. Kenmore range, like new, $395. obo; Inglls washer & dryer, $175. ea. 856-7129. 31-4 Harvest gold Speed Queen washer & dryer. $350. obo. 854-6411. 31-2 Apt. size Admiral stove. White, 24". 220 power. Good cond. 856-0272. 32-4 46. Garage Sale Garage sale. Sat., Aug. 10 9 Sun., Aug. 11, 9-6 p.m. 2982 - 270A St., Alder grove. 32-1 Moving sale - starting Sat., July 20 - Aug. 15. Tractor & mower; chest freezer; oak bunk beds; bed chesterfield & chesterfield & chair; household furniture & items; used bricks; record player/radio; washer & dryer. 6575 - 264 St. 30-802956-4 47. Holiday - Utility Trailers 8V2 It. Caveman camper. 2-way fridge, stove with oven, furnace, elec. pump, queensize overhead. Exc. cond. $2200. 856-6164.29-4 1977 26 ft. Class A Bendlx Citation. New S/B radials, compl. new exhaust system, boat loader, generator, roof air, T.V. antenna, built-in gas barbecue & trailer tow. Rear bdrm. Exc. cond. $22,000. 856- 2058. 29-802925-4 1976 Coachman 20 ft. motorhome. Exc . cond. Fully equipped. $14,500. obo. 856-8530. 31-2 14 ft. Glasscraft boat with trailer, elec. start, Mercury 20 HP eng.; 10% ft. Secur- Ity camper. 856-7950. 29-4 1978 Vanguard 9% ft. camper. .Stove, oven, fridge, boat rack, loaded with extras. Exc. cond. $4000. obo. 856-6115. 31-4 47. Holiday - | I 50. Machinery J 53. Cars Utility TrailersH - Equipment 1979 Southwind 23 ft. Class A Dodge 440 motorhome. Cab & roof air, generator, Ige. fridge, shower. Like new. low mileage. Asking $23,000. 856-6030. 31-4 1984 24 ft. Travelaire fifth wheel with extras. 1984 Dodge 360 truck, only 17,000 kms. 859-0152. 31-2 FOR RENT • Travel trailers • Tent trailers • Campers • Horse trailers • Flatdeck car trailers • Utility trailers 'Best Rates in Town* Open 7 days per week MT. LEHMAN TRAILER RENTALS LTD. 853-1254 48-15754-tf 48.Miscellaneous Wanted Wanted. Good home for the Chamber of Commerce Parade float. If you have a barn not in use or other suitable storage space please give us a call. Hugh or Elenor 856-6825. 10-tf I have lots of apples, but no press for making juice. If you can help, we can work out a deal. 856-4609. 31-4 Wanted. Lge. quantities of landfill & ige. rocks for rockery. 856-8574. 31-4 Wanted. Paper shredder. Rent or buy. 856-7593.32-1 Wanted. Any fast good working engine for go-kart. Call anytime. Will pay $20.-$25. 856-9005. 31-4 Wanted. Modern white right-handed bathtub with plumbing. Reas. 856- 4389. 31-3 Leyland tractor.70 HP with front end loader, $4500.; 52" rotovator, good cond., $1200. 530-1330. 32-1 52. Motorcycles 1984 AERO-80 Honda, candy apple red, mint condition $1,100. 856-4306. 52-3 1983 Honda 600XL. New cond. Asking $1850. 856- 2726. 32-2 1981 175cc trail bike. $450. 856-1755. 32-2 1984 Honda CR125. Exc. cond. Lots of spare parts. $1350. obo. 856-6605. 30-3 1981 Kawasaki CSR1000. 6000 km. Asking $2400. obo. 856-8165 after 5 p.m. ' 30-4 1972 Yamaha 125cc. Good cond. $150. or trade for goats or sheep. 796-2640. 29-4 1983 Yamaha 650 Heritage Special. 5600 kms., like new. $1900. obo. 852- 2929 after 6. 31--3 1976 Honda Gold Wing GL 1000. Trunk, Saddlebags,' & Fairing. Immaculate condition. Asking $2300. 856-8872 or 856-1617. 31-3 Triumph chopper frame, plus parts. $250. 856-6633. 31-2 49. Boats THE CANOE RANCH Canoes, kayaks, rentals. Group rates. 27726 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. 856-0202. 20-802662-tf Seagull boat motor. Small but runs good. $125. 856- 2850. 31-3 14 ft. F.G. canoe with 2 paddles. $220. 856-5476. 31-2 16 ft. Hourston, 65 HP Evlnrude & EZE load trailer. With depth sounder & CB antenna. $2150 obo. 856-8919. 3V2 I6V2 ft. F.G. over wood boat, 50 HP motor & trailer. $650. obo. 856-9507. 31-3 50. Machinery - Equipment Post driver, $1000; baler, $2500.; tiller, $1500.; 530 Case, $4000.; 6'6"x8' trailer, $400.856-2489. 31-2 1964 International Cub All tractor, plow, cultivators. $1500. obo. 856-0462, 826- 9348. 30-3 830 Ford ride-on mower. $400.856-8562. 31-2 Ford 4400 Industrial tractor, front end loader, PTO & 3 pt. hitch. Exc. shape. Full price $4650. 26274 - 24 Ave. 856-4643. 32-3 CONVERTIBLES for quick sale 1963 Beaumont Acadian convertible. In primer, new metal done. 6 cyl. auto., ,$1700.; 1963 Pontlac Bonneville convertible. Off road since 1967. Needs engine & assembly. Special 8 lub mags, $400.; 1964 Pontlac convertible. White top & nice blue interior. Needs body work, have parts. 283 cu. in. auto., $400.; Dodge 318 cu. in. engine & extra parts to fit truck or car, $100. Moving, have no time to finish. Can be seen at 4307 Townline Rd., 2 miles N.W. of Clearbrook. 32-802998-1 For sale 1984 Ford Tempo, low mileage, fully equipped, stereo tapedeck, sunroof, exc. cond. Sacrifice $8,000 obo 574- 3718(lngrid). 32-802991-2 1975 Maverick, 6 cyl. $2000 obo. After 6 p.m. 858- 8058. 32-4 Free Ige. older car for demolition derby wanted. Body cond. doesn't matter, eng. must run. 856-6571. 30-4 1976 Duster. 2 dr., p.s., p.b., auto., slant 6, radio. $1200.584-8634,856-1346. 28-tf 1967 Falcon with 1981 - 200 6 cyl. motor. Sell as is or for parts. 856-4095. 31-4 53. Cars 1982 Acadian 4 dr., H.B., 4 spd., standard, 1600 cc. am/fm radio. 6900 km. $3750. obo. 856-3280. 31-2 1872 Datsun, $2500. 854- 1159. ■ 31-3 1975 VW. AM/FM cassette, fuel Injection. New all- season radlals. 61,000 miles. Exc. cond. $2650. obo. 856-3280. 31-4 1968 Dodge Dart. $250. obo. 856-5421. 31-2 53. Cars 53. Cars SATURDAY SPECIALS New 1985 Nissan 4x4, 1700 km, black, warranty. $9595. 1982 Toyota Corolla station wagon. Red. Super buy. $6185. 1973 Ranchero. 31,000 orlg. miles, gold, one owner. $2995. 1969 Newport. 4 dr., one owner. Super buy. $1095. Avenue Car Sales Ask for John 853-4871 D6021 32-19907-1 A&M CAR SOUND '2\ Car stereo sales and installations. We also ff\ ><r-*\carry a large ^selection of aerials & misc. items for your automobile sound system. 853-8011 32610 SOUTH FRASER WAY. ABBOTSFORD, B.C 1972 Toyota Corolla station wagon. Auto. 86,000 orig. miles. Rusty but mech. good. $700. 856- 2229. .31-3 1980 Pinto H.B. Stand. Mint cond. 30 day limited warranty. $3200. 533-1753, 856-6967. 30-3 1977 Camero $2800. 856- 4325. 30-4 BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 1978 Plymouth Volare. P.S., p.b., auto, trans., am/fm cassette. Exc. cond., one owner. 856- 4613. ■ 30-4 1975 Mustang 2 dr. H.T. 302. Many parts like new. Reas. Offers. 530-8271. 29-4 1978 Mercury Cougar, p.s., p.b., low mileage. Good clean car. $2600. 856-0298. 30-4 1975 Pontiac Astre. Good running cond., good body, good Int. $950. 856-1237. 30*4 1973 Pontiac Grand Vllle. 455 V8, all options. Must be seen. Must be sold. $1500. obo. 856-1645. 29-4 CC Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star get value. NO CHARGE PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS II MONDAY-FRIDAY: 9 am to 5 pm • DEADLINE for Wednesday edition... Classified Monday, 2 pm Too Late to Classify Tuesday, 12 noon. • Limit of one free 15 word ad per issue — You must be a subscriber. • Private businesses sre not included in this offer. • Any additional -words should be on another sheet of psper. There is a 18 cent charge per extra word. * Your ad is most effective when you include a price. SUBSCRIBERS ^*g '$£_, Use this form to plan your ad before you call... or clip and mail. The Aldargrove Stari P.O. Box 220. Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Classified section How many weeks. Your Name,: Address Phone. NON-SUBSCRIBERS To receive The Aldergrove Star every week as well as a free classified every week, fill out the form below—and attach your first free classified if you wish. The Aldergrove Star Name P.O. Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Mailina Address Phonp □1 year - $12 □O.A.P. rate - $6 D2 years - $15 □Cheque □Money order □ VISA card VIRA Nn Expiry data THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 23 53. Cars 1967 Pontlac motor. $75; 856-8945. ' 54. Trucks TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY wagon. 283 haul away. 29-4 1968 Chevelle 350, 300 H.P. turbo 400 needs' rebuild. New brakes. Mint int. Must sell, moving. $900.866-7966. 29-4 1974 LeMans Sport Coupe. 2 dr., bucket seats, 350, dual exhaust, $499.; 1974 Cadillac 4 dr., no rust or dents, exc. cond. $1500. ' obo. 856-9389. 29-4 Mechanic's special. 1974 Dodge Swinger 2 dr. 225 slant 6. New starter & alternator. Int. good, some outside rust. Needs a little work. Asking $300. obo. 856-2847. 29-4 1970 Chev Malibu 2 dr. 350 auto. Good cond. $2000.856-5163. 29-4 54. Trucks 1981 Datsun diesel P.U. club cab. Liner bed & tool box. Exc. cond. $6000. 856-6062 eves. 3J--4 1970 Chev. 3/4 ton P.U. 350 - 4 spd. new paint, exc. rubber and 1970 8V*> ft. open road camper must be seen. eves. 856-5724. 31-2 TRUCKERS! Get fast, efficient and economical truck enginp repairs at Finning in Langley. Full service facilities, latest diagnostic, test and repair equipment, and factory trained mechanics for Caterpillar and other make truck engines. Go those extra miles by calling today! FINNING 533-1244 20150 No. 10 Bypass Langley 1976 Ford custom 100 S.B. 302 auto., camperlzed, asking $2800. obo or trade for sports car. 856-9389. 29-4 1973 Va ton truck. 350, good trans. 8*. tires, dual tanks. Needs motor & body work. $1000. obo. 856-8215. 3^3 72 OMC pickup. 350 auto, with canopy, mags, stereo, etc. Excellent condition. $2500 firm. 856- 2517 before 5, 852-2929 after 5. 3V-3 CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 8-95292-tf 1985 Jeep 4x4 Cherokee. 6000 km. $15,000. Silver Alpine stereo. 856-5011, 856-8531. 13-tf, Scrap cars wanted. Bradner Salvage, 856-8378. 9-793059-tf 1963 Ford van. Mech. sound, needs paid job. Asking $1500. 856-2847. 29-4 Wrecking. 1973Dodge Vz ton PO). 318, V8, 3 spd. auto. Lots of parts. Also small tent trailer & Crest oven type wood cookstove. 856-5285 eves. - 31-4 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SOCKEYE SALMON $2.50 pr. Ib. Direct off the boat during Fraser River openings Aug. & Sept. For days of opening phone 688-2828 (Listen for area 29 + Fraser River Qlllnet each week). Address: Gov't Wharf, 3 miles east of Fort Langley, River Rd. 8* 252 St. Will be signs. Service mast e/w meter base & breaker switch; 2 counter tops. First $50. takes. 856-3433. 31-2 Fiberglass continental kit, hood & trunk for VW Bug. Needs work. $50. obo. 856- 5645. 30-tf Flared fiberglass fenders for VW Bug, full set in good cond. $100. 856-5645 30-tf Misc. VW Bug parts, like wipers, electrical, etc., for sale cheap. $1. up. 856- 5645. 30-tf International Cub tractor In new cond. With hydraulics, plow, mower & some cultivator attachments. Will sell for cash or trade for cattle or hay. 826-3945. 32-803002-2 Round maple table with 16" leaf, as new, $90.; twin palm, potted, 4' high, $15.; other items. 534-6539. 32-2 1984 Kawasaki KX80. Mint cond. Silver frame, hardly used. Customized to 1985 model. Powerful. $695. 856-4549. 3jM Dining room ste. Oval table, 4 chairs, china cabl- net. 856-8530. 32-2 1968 Plymouth Valiant, $300.; 100 egg Incubator, $225.; angora rabbits, budgies, all colors, $10. ea. 856-2889. 32-4 Wanted. Full time babysitter for 2 children. Prefer at my house, Incl. weekends. 856-5588. 32-2 INGE'S DESIGN DANCE COSTUMES CUSTOM SEWING CUSTOM DESIGN TEL: 856-8217, DAYS OR EVES. Proctor Silex toaster oven, as new, $25.; loveseat, green print, good cond., $50.; O'Keefe & Merritt wall oven & 4 burner counter top, coppertone, gas, $225. Obo. 856-5457. 32-4 1976 Gran Torino H.T. Good tires, new brakes, alternator & voltage regulator. No rust. $1,000. obo. 856-3282. 32-2 Have cash for 5-10 privately owned acreage. Must be close to hydro, partially cleared, fairly level, acces- slble. 856-3198. 32-4 Two AR70-13 winter radlals on rims. Fits Pinto or Bobcat. 50%. $25. ea. 856- 4449. 32-4 1975 Ford Cube van with 12' box. V8 auto., p.s., p.b. $2950. 856-9355. 32-1 2 bdrm. house % blk. from Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove. Garage, no bsmt. Commercial property. $44,500. 856- 3260. 32-2 1972 Bulck Centurion in good cond. $575. obo. 856- 7949. 32-3 1962 Austin Cambridge for parts - cheap. 856-8120. 32-2 2 bdrm. duplex. Avail. Immed. $350. pr. mth. 856- 6227. 32-4 Chesterlleld & chair, very good cond. $125.; end tables. 856-8120. 32-2 Outboard 7.5, $250.; dble. keyboard elec. organ, $300.; elec. 18" lawnmower, $65.; sewing machine, $55.856-5430. . 32-2 Dble. stainless sink & taps, $40.; skylite 28x28, $35.; single SS sink & taps, $25.; mailbox, $12. 536-7773. 32-2 1979 Honda 500. Very good cond. $1300. Ph. after 5 p.m. 856-6047. 32-3 Wanted. 14 in. tires & mags to fit Toyota. Good cond., reas. 856-9872. 32-4 Sealpolnt Siamese kittens. Pembroke style bathtub, good cond., $150. obo. 888-6359. 32-2 Springer Spaniel pups. Black & white, exc. hunting dogs. $100. 856-6835. 32-4 By owner. 5 ac. hobby farm, 3 bdrm. home, chicken barn & gorgeous park like ground, fruit trees. $151,900.856-6849. 32-4 3 bdrm. twnhse. 1 Vz baths, fridge, stove, washer, dryer. $450. pr. mth. & securl- ty deposit. 856-9035. 32-2 1969 Pontiac. Burgandy, 4 dr. H.T., 350 hl-compres- slon. Needs left rear fender fixed. Near new snow tires. First $250. 852-1507. __^ 32-4 Kroehler loveseat hide-abed, $75.; rocking chair with cushions, $75. Ph. 852-4345. 32-3 Sheep lor sale; two butcher lambs; 2 milking goats; 2 kids, 5 mths. old*. Muskove duck & ducklings 856-5217. 32-3 Like new Odeon organ. Rhythm section, bass, $900.; Old South Yamaha porta-sound * keyboard, $300.856-3002. 32-2 Farm eggs, cracks 859-9493. only. 32-4 Sheltie puppies, shots, dewormed, $125.; 6 ft. picnic table, well made 2x6 construction, $35. No cheques please. 856-8892. 32-2 1973 Olds auto, trans., $75.; rebuilt 1973 Pontlac Astre trans., $75.; starters & carbs, $25. 534-4988. 32-3 Small engine repair. Full guarantee, exc. rates. Ask about our 2 for price of 1 till Aug. 31.856-5934. 32-4 1974 Celica. 4 cyl., 4 spd., AM/FM stereo, mag wheels, radial tires. $1300. obo. 856-9388. 32-4 Deluxe baby walker, $20.; green corduroy snuggll, $20.; baby back pack, $15.; F.P. musical mobile, $10.; elec. bottle warmer, $5. All exc. shape. 856-0645. 32-2 Lot lor sale. Middle of Aldergrove. Ph. 859-1114. 32-4 Garage sale. Misc. items. Sat. & Sun., Aug. 10 & 11, 10-4. No early birds. 7320 Bradner Rd. 32-1. 1978 Ford Fairmont station wagon. 302, V8 auto, trans. No rust, good cond. $3000. obo. 856-5018. 32-2. 1972 Lionel H.T. tent trailer, stove, ice box, water hook-up, $1995. obo; 1971 Lionel, sleeps 7, stove elec. & water hookup, $1300. obo. 856-6396. 32-2 1/2 H.P. cement mixer, $250. obo; twin jet spray juicer, $350. obo. After 6 p.m. 856-9430. 32-1^ 1971 Toyota Corolla station wagon. 4 spd. Good cond. $875.888-4518. 32-2 24x65, 3 bdrm. mobile home. 1 V_ baths, 5 appl., separate dining, family, laundry room. Fireplace. Adult court. $38,500. obo. 533-1259. 32-803003-3 1977 Ford LTD II, p.s., p.b., AM/FM cassette, mags. All trades welcome. $3200. obo. 856-1123. 3_-4 2 bdrm. rancher. Includes poultry shed & 50 chickens, fridge, stove. Refs. required. Avail. Aug. 15. $450. pr. mth. 856-5433. 32-803004-2 Firewood lor sale. P.U. load, $40. Pick up your- self. 856-7915. 32-4 Dble. bed, exc. cond., $60. Headboard incl. wooden oak, posturepedic mattress & boxsprlng. 859-5988. 32-2 Multi family garage sale. Sat. & Sun., Aug. 10, 11, from 9-5. 257 Davis Cres. I 32-1 1971 VW van. Partially camperlzed. $1800. 856- 3124. Ph. anytime or after 7 p.m. 32-803005-4 1978 LeBaron. Air cond., complete record of all work done, $3000.; Sherlock Manning piano, new cond., $1800.856-1677. 32-4 Orchestral auditions Central Valley Academy of Music Society's community "award winning" yough orchestra will audition and register young musicians, ages 9-18, at Mouat senior secondary school music room on Sept. 10 starting at 7 p.m. Please phone 854-1848 for appointments. All young musicians throughout the FYaser Valley are invited to audition if you play strings, wind, reed, brass or percussion. Lloyd Blackman is the youth orchestra conductor. Rehearsals will take place every Tuesday thereafter at the same place. New phone book heralds growth and changes ALDERGROVE - Central FYaser Valley telephone users can expect to receive their new telephone directories by August 15, says B.C. Tel. The Central FYaser Valley directory which serves Abbotsford, Aldergrove, Matsqui and Mission, has grown by 115 white and yellow pages over the last year and now totals 600 pages. The new directory contains information about "It" dialing which B.C. Tel plans to implement province-wide starting September 29. This method pf direct dialing long distance calls will replace the present '112+" dialing code. B.C. Tel produced 49 different directories in 1985 and some 3.5 million telephone books were distributed throughout the province. One of the earliest directories produced in British Columbia, the New Westminster and Burrard Inlet Telephone Company directory, was produced in 1890 and contained 29 pages with telephone numbers which were a maximum of three digits in length. The Vancouver Wine Company had the telephone number of "1", Tilley's Book Store on Carrall Street in Vanoouver had the telephone number of "3" and City Hall (listed under C) could be called by asking for Vacation Church School for children 4-12 yrs. old Aug. 12-16, 9-12 a.m. IMMANUELLUTHERAN CHURCH 272 St. at 32 Ave. Call 856-9432 for details. 31-19890-2 LAND SURVEYOR G.C. Emerson • 530-8733 5-13698-tf Bradner Presbyterian Church 5275 Bradner Rd. Morning Worship 10:30 . Sunday School 10:30 " Youth Group: Wed. eves. 7-9 p.m. Pastor David Webber 856-3166 Res. 852-3384 22-19752-tf WORSHIP IN CHURCH • ALDERGROVE UNITED CHURCH 2623 - 272 St. 856-8675 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Morning worship: 11:15 15-95334-tf CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 7221 - 198B St., Langley 11:00 Sunday Service 11:00 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting All Are Welcome Evangelical Free Church 26982 Fraser Hwy. (Upper Floor) Corner of 270 St. & Fraser Hwy. (Just west of Smitty's) Worship & Children's Church 10:30 Rev. Ingmar Jacobsen' Pastor 856-1985 or 574-0811 22-19701-tf SOUTH OTTER MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH 2013 - 248 St., Aldergrove Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. Pastor Carl Bracewell Church Office: 856-6113 32-19495-tf IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 3232 - 272 Street Family Study Hour 9:15 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome 856-4710 Anglican Church (Four Saints Langley) St. Dunstan's Aldergrove Worship Service and Church School-11 a.m. On 271 St. just south of Fraser Hwy. Rsv. David Reuss Minister St. Alban's Otter Worship Service and Church School-9:30 a.m. Church Office: 534-8514 ADB^GRO^E BrfPTISTCHURCH 28163 Swensson Ave., Aldsrgrovs 856-1413 Rsv. Samusl McCalium SUNDAY SERVICES Bus transportation provided. Nursery facilities avail. 9:45 a.m. - Bible school (nursery to senior classes) 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 6:30 p.m. - Evening Service Listen to Bible Reflections 8:30 p.m. Sunday on CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. COME GROW WITH US. ^^77~TT^^^^^^^^^*^F^m^^m^m^trmm?*^5^mm^ |l»,j,5" ■!...? —mmmmm—mamm mwmmwmmmmBm—mi. 24 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7,1985 Pharaoh's curse debunked STRASBOURG, France - "I have succumbed to a curse," British Egyptologist Hugh Evelyn-White wrote in his own blood in 1924 just before he hanged himself. He was among the first to enter the tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamen following its discovery in November 1922, and one of two dozen explorers who were to die shortly after entering the tomb. The Pharaoh's Curse theory was bom. Now a FVench physician says the "curse" was mostly severe allergic reaction to mould. Dr. Caroline Steng- er-Philippe has concluded at least six of the deaths were directly linked to the penetration of the tomb. Evelyn-White's suicide and the mysterious demise of many others were not among them. The tomb of Tutankhamen, dating to about 1350 B.C., was found in the Valley of the Tombs near Luxor, Egypt. In her doctoral thesis submitted recently to the Strasbourg University School of Medicine, Stenger- Philippe concluded the directly linked deaths were due to the same illness from the same cause ~ allergic reaction to fungi, or mould, which grew in the airtight chambers of the tomb. Stenger - Philippe said the victims contracted allergic alveolitis, a severe inflammation of the tiny air chambers in the lungs, and died of pulmonary insufficiency. She said fruits and vegetables the Egyptians placed in the tomb to nourish the pharaoh through eter nity, as well as all other organic substances, decayed over the centuries, creating moulds and later organic dust. Much of the fungi did not survive the millenia, but the microscopic dust did "and may have, in fact, increased its antigenic properties," she said. Stenger - Philippe' said the dust could . have remained in the tomb for up to two years after its opening, but then it dispersed and there were no more victims. She said the explorers "came to look for gold and treasures and paid no attention to the pink, grey and green pat- dies of fungi on the walls. That's what killed some of them." She dismissed theories such as the presence of deadly rays, bacteria or dor mant viruses as unsupported hypotheses. "Many more would have died if there were radioactive materials or bacteria deliberately placed in the tomb," she said. Dr. Arthur Maier, one of France's pioneers in allergy studies, agreed. As head of pneumology at the Saveme hospital in eastern France, he supervised Sten- ger-Philippe's research and was among the physicians to review her findings. But he admitted the thesis offers no more than "a very plausible" scientific explanation. "We can never recreate the original conditions and we will never have absolute proof,'' he said. Those who believe in the pharaoh's curse, he said, "may goon believing." It was a blue moon NEW BRITAIN, Conn. - Astronomer David Menke says there's no such thing as a blue moon, but agrees it wouldn't sound right to say: "I haven't seen you since two full moons occurred in the same month." Menke, who has tried to determine the origin of the phrase blue moon, which refers to the occurrence of two full moons in one month, has traced 'the use of the phrase to 1526. Wednesday, the last day of July, provided the first blue moon since Dec. 30, 1982. It looked like an ordinary full moon. Sooter Studios TOGETHER WE MAKE BEAUTIFUL PICTURES Summer Values at Sooter Studios 1 SPECIAL 1 ■11x14 2 - 8x10 2-5x7 4-3x5 BEG. 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