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M*»itinvr/n*'.^::*.*^t;>;'t'.- ^•>■.•'^■"*-^^•;•".■^^,r^•■-J•*aUBBW■, I: THE REST IS YOURS TO KEEP j Legislative library , Parliament Buildings 1 Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4 June 85 Tax freedom late uquorstore VANCOUVER-It will take the average Canadian five days longer than last year fo pay his total tax bill to various levels of government, the FYaser Institute says. The conservative economic research group says national tax freedom day in 1985 will fall on Canada Day, July 1. Tax freedom day is the day after which Canadians would get to keep the money they earned if governments collected taxes by taking all of everyone's income from Jan. 1 until public revenue demands were filled. The FYaser Institute said in a news release that recent budget changes at the federal and provincial levels mean that, on average, Canadian families pay 49.8 of their income in various forms of taxes. This is up more than a full percentage point from 1984. While tax freedom day nationally is set at July 1, variations in provincial and local tax regimes give Prince Edward Island residents the earliest freedom from taxation, on May 11. Albertans are the most heavily taxed Canadians, says the FYaser Institute. Tax freedom day in Alberta will not come until Aug. 28. Institute director Michael Walker says that although Alberta's personal income tax rate is low and there is no provincial sales tax, the Alberta government collects large amounts of rents and royalties from petroleum resources which are owned by the province's people. "It's only people who pay taxes, no matter how you slice it," Walker said today. "We shouldn't let governments get away with looking like they have a lower tax burden because of the way that they levy taxes." The institute's list of provincial tax freedom days (with taxes as a percentage of Vol. 27 No. 27 WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 28 pages 30 cents """ 3089-272 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. Call 856-8303 or 856-5212 Established 1957 total provincial cash income bracketed): British Columbia, June 23 (47.6), Alberta, Aug. 28 (65.7); Saskatchewan, July 6 (51.2); Manitoba, June 17 (46.0); Ontario, June 22 (47.4); Quebec, July 2 (50.0); Nova Scotia, June 19 (46.5); New Brunswick, June 16 (45.7); Newfoundland, May 15 (36.9); Prince Edward Island, May 11 (36.0). hit by extortionist CLEARBROOK • The Meadowfair liquor store was victim of a bomb extortion threat last Wednesday. The circumstances were a dose parallel of the extortion of the Aldergrove liquor store, Tuesday, May 21. At about 6 p.m., June 26, an unknown caller requested the Meadowfair manager to place the day's sales receipts outside the back door in a brown paper bag, and not to call police or the store would be blown up by a bomb. The manager complied and the money See page 2 MHI^Hff r^ -.~~___ "■ .m^S ■ * i*****-,, I-.-.** -.- r* I; V *~CM " '""if: tyw" •?*"■■■''•' ■,-i*...-,W«!il.l,l|Mi.'."li. '>.*:v^ It can be amazing how a person can survive a major broadside from a tractor trailer unit. On June 26 at 2:50 p.m., this late model Chevrolet was totalled in a collision at the 264 Street - Hwy. 1 interchange, but driver Shenln Mohamed was not considered critically injured. Mohamed, 17, of Langley was travelling west on 56 Ave., left the stop sign at 264 Street and was struck first on the driver's side by a tractor trailer travelling north on 264 St. Mohamed was taken to Royal Columbian hospital with undetermined injuries. Tractor operator Ernest Sherrell, of Delta was not injured. RCMP are investigating the crash. DRIVER CHARGED Cyclist killed by AIDERGROVE - A Surrey cyclist died as a result of injuries in a hit and run accident over the Canada Day weekend. Laurence Zeiben, '22, was cycling west at the 26100 block of FYaser Highway at 7:40 p.m., June 30, when he was struck from behind by a motorist. Zeiben was taken to Langley Memorial, and transported to Royal Columbian, suffering from severe injuries. He died as result of injuries at 1:20 a.m., July 1. The suspect vehicle fled the scene but motorist Canadians selfish, says Mulroney was located shortly after by Langley RCMP. Bernard Joseph MacPherson, 48, of langley, was taken into custody. He has been charged with ariminal negligence causing death, impaired driving, driving over .08, and driving while under suspension. OTTAWA - Brian Mulroney last week described his fellow Canadians as selfish and wishy-washy. The prime minister appeared as a bitter man at a press conference ending the long debate over pension indexing. Speaking about the prospect of free trade with the U.S., Mulroney said that "a trade enhancement program of any kind in Canada would probably meet with an overwhelming degree of ambivalence. "You would get six Van collides with pole Ouality control discomfort AIDERGROVE - A single motor vehicle accident, June 26, sent a Surrey man to hospital with serious head injuries. Darshan Singh Dhami, 61, was dri ver of a white GMC van which left the road at 272 St. and 26 Ave., hitting a utility pole. Dhami was taken to Royal Columbian hospital in an unconscious state. MOSCOW - FYom this city we have the report that a Soviet shoe factory has had an entire shipment of boots sent back to it from its retail outlets. The Iiteraturnaya Gazeta sighs that some factory managers just don't pay any attention whatsoever to quality control, concerning themselves solely with producing a target number of items in order to assure workers of the regular monthly bonus. In this case, the defect was a bit obvious - the high heels were attached to the toes. and you would lose a half a doxen, in typical Canadian fashion." On the pension issue, he commented, "I can tell you what I have seen to date of public debate at the national level doesn't inspire me with confidence." He brushed aside questions about a poll that indicated he has lost public confidence over the pension issue. The poll, taken June 20 to 25, showed 62 percent of Canadians trusted Mulroney less than they did when he took office last year. ■ i ! i H p *_ : THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 Wild hogs pose public threat AGASSIZ - The presence of European wild hogs in the hills around Harrison Lake and in the Chilliwack River watershed is causing serious concern to officials in several gov- ernment departments. Indications are that the wild hog population is multiplying Liquor store threatened From front was picked up several minutes later. The follpwing morning, June 27, at 4 a.m. the same store was burglarized in a "smash and grab" with an unknown quantity of liquor taken. There have been a series of smash and grabs in this area and the lower mainland recently. Police are investigating both <*iin§Si . and spreading, in spite of hunting pressure. They are considered a threat in a number of ways. They can harbor dangerous diseases, damage agricultural crops and wildlife habitat, compete with Wildlife for food, and destroy forest plantings. They can also be dangerous to humans. Reports of wild boars being seen in this area have been' circulating for several years, and provincial wildlife officials have positively identified specimens of Black Forest swine from both east and west sides of Harrison Lake and from Upper Tamihi Creek in the Chilliwack watershed. Most recent instance involved a young boar weighing about 100 pounds, killed by John Coles a few weeks ago when his forestry truck struck it about 18 kilometres up the Harrison Lake west road. This was the first hog report from the west side of the lake, but there are many reports from east of the lake, a- round Sasquatch Park. Four young hogs were captured by conservation officers in the Deer Lake campground last August, and five were shot by conservation officers the following month on the mountain southeast of the park. A band of 13 hogs was seen east of the park early this spring. A boar weighing more than 100 pounds chased a camper on Upper Tamihi Creek in the summer of 1983. The driver had a gun in his truck, and killed it. When wild hogs were first reported on Liumchen Creek south of the Chilliwack River a few years ago they were thought to have come from across the border, as hunters were known to have released 40 or 50 of them in Whatcom and Skagit counties in 1981. Intensive hunting is believed to have eliminated them in Washington, but their appearance north of the FYaser establishes that they have been deliberately introduced in this area as well. This is not illegal, as the hogs are not presently classified as wildlife in British Columbia, and the provincial government exercises no jurisdiction over them. Boars grow to as much as 500 pounds. Their tusks are deadly weapons, and they are known to charge without warning or apparent provocation. Sows begin breeding when a year old, and can produce litters of up to 14 twice a year. The hogs form bands of as many as 50 animals, feed mainly at night, and are known to travel as much as 20 kilometres overnight, although the band near Sasquatch Park seems to range only a few hundred yards. Quite a few people have hunted them in the past three years, with about two dozen reported shot. They can be hunted year round, with no bag limit, but this hunting has not been effective in limiting their numbers. Following a meeting to discuss the problem, Jim Rissling from the fish and wildlife branch in Chilliwack, said that encouraging hunting had mainly resulted in a lot of people driving the roads and scaring the hogs off. He said that funds were being sought to hire professional hunters. The potential for disease transmission is considered to be the most dangerous aspect of the situation. Wild hog populations can harbor a wide range of serious diseases affecting domestic animals, wildlife and even man, including trichinosis, foot and mouth, hog cholera, brucelloseis, tuberculosis and African swine fever, and the presence of these diseases in a wild population makes it very difficult to control them in domestic stock. Where wild hogs are numerous, as in Florida and California, they cause heavy damage to acticultural and forest crops. They also compete with wildlife for essential winter food, and in digging fbr roots they destroy wildlife habitat, and cause soil erosion, which silts up streams. They are also dangerous to people using the woods for recreation, and they cause accidents on the roads. B.C. Rail picks up service VICTORIA - B.C. Hydro's railway operations on the lower mainland will be transferred to B.C. Rail. Hydro has about 100 miles of track and 225 employees in a system that provides freight services in Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. (HE DIDNTSAYFOR HOW MUCH) Some examples of over 100 cars in stock now! 1981 DATSUN SIO $4Qfif) 5 door hatchback, immaculate condition jg£ ^0 ^P^tm* NEW '85 PICKUP •7876 DEMO '85 SENTRA H/B $8990 PAYMENTS, EASY TERNS, BANK RATES O.A.C. LANGLEY \V NISSAN 20367 LANGLEY BYPASS, LANGLEY (across from. McGavin's) m ' D.L. No. 7340 2 WmmM^Biimmiwa^UsmSstJMi^t^S^ "■"■lll,*B THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 I I • Discount coupons are valid on our entire store selection. Fill in coupons with the item and descriptions of your choice. Present your coupons with purchases to your Safeway cashier. 50' COUPON 75c COUPON ITEM. I ITEM. i 50 Oil item ol your choice. One coupon per Item. Coupon value cannot exceed price of merchandise. Maximum 6 coupons per family order. Coupon valid at the following Safeway Stores: 7178 Home Street, Mission; 2369 MacCallum, Abbotsford; 27566 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove; 11895 - 226th St., Maple Ridge; 31970 South Fraser Way, Clearbrook; 9299'Main Street and 45610 Luckakuckway, Chilliwack. Off item of your choice. One coupon per Item. Coupon value cannot exceed price of merchandise. Maximum 6 coupons per family order. Coupon valid at the following Safeway Stores: 7178 Home Street, Mission; 2369 MacCallum, Abbotsford; 27566 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove; 11895 - 226th St., Maple Ridge; 31970 South Fraser Way, Clearbrook; 9299 Main Street and 45610 Luckakuckway, Chilliwack. ■75* JL ■ - 11 ll Jl 25' COUPON ITEM. a H 3- c 3 50' COUPON ITEM. 25 Off Item of your choice. One coupon per item. Coupon value cannot exceed price of merchandise. Maximum 6 coupons per family order. Coupon valid at the following Safeway Stores: 7178 Home Street, Mission; 2369 MacCallum, Abbotsford; 27566 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove; 11895 - 226th St., Maple Ridge; 31970 South Fraser Way, Clearbrook; 9299 Main Street and 45610 Luckakuckway, Chilliwack. ■ 50' B. m m Off item of your choice. One coupon per item. Coupon value cannot exceed price of merchandise. Maximum 6 coupons per family order. 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Coupon valid at the following Safeway Stores: 7178 Home Street, Mission; 2369 MacCallum, Abbotsford; 27566 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove; 11895 - 226th St., Maple Ridge; 31970 South Fraser Way, Clearbrook; 9299 Main Street and 45610 Luckakuckway, Chilliwack K. Ol ■ VAllD Thursday > JuW *rh- 1985 Wll * 27256 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove • 31970 South Fraser Way, Clearbrook *7178 Home Street, Mission • 2369 MacCallum Road, Abbotsford *9299 Main Street, Chilliwack • 11895 - 226th Street, Maple Ridge * 45610 Luckaluck Way, Chilliwack I A ▲ ▼ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 Purged, purified and sanitized By LAURA SABIA Good Lord; they're banning Peter Rabbit from the schools of London, Eng. Why? Because the book speaks only of middle- class rabbits. And eveiyone knows that middle-class rabbits are out and welfare rabbits are in. Don't laugh. This is serious business. Shed a tear for the fall of the last bastion of free expression - Great Britain. The Inner London Education Authority (ILEA), an elected local government body responsible for the state schools in London, has also decreed that Robinson Crusoe must go. It's too "sexist, racist and imperialist." Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre is also banned for its despicable "sexism." What's this mad world coming to? Is nothing sacred anymore? Have the left- wing loonies with their new-found buzzwords taken over? Even Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer is ordered off the library shelves "racist" and "sexist" is the epitaph! By BOB TAYLOR Moments before George-Jacques Dan- ton, the FYench revolutionary leader, was guillotined, he told the executioner: "Be sure you show the mob my head. It will be long ere they see its like." How's that for an exit line? His courage secured Danton a place in anthologies of famous last words. The names of others are remembered for the dignity, simplicity or wit of their utterances in the face of death. Here is a collection of some of the best: Ludwig van Beethoven (German composer, who was deaf): In the U.S. some local authorities have banned that perennial favorite Huckleberry Finn from the classroom. The word "nigger" offends the new-found "barbarians" and their thought police. Have they forgotten - or perhaps they never knew - that Huckleberry Finn was the first book to portray blades as humans? It is also a caustic sa tire of a bigoted American society. When you're in the business of banning books, who cares about satire! Purge and purify is the order of the day. The loonies are in charge of the morality house. What muddle-headed fools. Even the teaching of Latin is forbidden in some London schools - it's considered "elitist." Good God! Oliver Twist and the Merchant of Venice are anti-Semitic. King Lear is sexist, and on and on ad nauseam. We in Canada are no better. In some Toronto schools the classics are being removed from the libraries. Out with The Diviners. Welcome the Harlequin romances. What do we do with the Bible? Purge or purify? After all, millions have died in its name, from the Crusades to the Inquisition, from the wars of religion to the Holocaust! The thought police sit on the board of education and pontificate their stupidities, and in the process make mush of the students' brains. It should terrify us all. But not a whimper is heard in See page 5 Let's ask for proof BylJSAHATTON In Canada, we live in peace We've been the true north Strong and free But what are we upon this day When bombs from here Some people slay Who sent the bombs, who wants such fame . That they would smear Our noble name Our Canada aggresses none Our living peace We have not shunned Who lives within our freedom state Who tries to propogate Such hate Has this to do with other lands Where people hate Upon command Do we give space to such as these Who can't forget And live in peace Do they live there or live they here They can't have peace By spreading fear For those all bom upon our soil Would not in terror Us embroil We've lived too long in ways of peace To let such freedom Simply cease If others want to live here, too They must affirm They live peace, too Want they a home inside our state They should first prove They're free of hate. Epitaphs fit for the best of us "I shall hear in heaven." Anne Boleyn (English queen sent to the block): The executioner is, I believe, very expert and my neck is very slender." Robert Burns (Scottish poet): "Don't let the awkward squad fire over my grave." Hart Crane (American poet, jumping overboard in the middle of the ocean): "Goodbye, everybody!" Benjamin Disraeli (British prime minister, on being told Queen Victoria wanted to visit him): "What's the use?She would only want me to take a message to dear Albert (her deceased husband)." W.C. Fields (American actor-comedian): "On the whole, I'd rather be in Philadelphia." Nathan Hale (American revolutionary hero hanged by the British for spying): "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." 'Hannibal (Carthaginian general and arch-enemy of Rome): "Let us now believe the Romans of their feats by the death of a feeble old man." William H,egel (German philosopher): "Only one man understood me - and he didn't understand me." Heinrich Heine (German poet, asked whether he wanted a priest): "God will forgive me. It's His profession." Hugh Latimer (English Protestant martyr, at the stake): "We shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England, as I trust never shall be put out." Sir Thomas More ! (English statesman and Roman Catholic martyr, ascending the scaffold): "See me safe up; for my coming down, let me shift for myself." Joachim Murat Gang of Naples, to the firing squad): "Soldiers, save my -face; aim at my heart. Farewell." Sir Isaac Newton (English scientist): "I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undisturbed before me." Lord Palmerston (British prime minister): "Die, my dear doctor, that's the last thing rn do." Francois Rabelais (French novelist): "Let down the curtain, the farce is over." Sir Walter Raleigh (English adventurer and statesman, about to be beheaded): "It matters little how the head lies, so the heart be right." William Saroyan (American writer, in a posthumous statement prepared for The Associated Press five days before he died): "Everyone has got to die, but I have always believed an exception would be made in my case. Now what?" Dylan Thomas (Welsh poet): "I've had 18 straight whiskies. I think that's the record." Oscar Wilde (Anglo- Irish writer, calling for champagne): "I am dying as I have lived, beyond my means." James Wolfe (British general): "What! Do they run already? Then I die happy." Thomas Wolsey (English cardinal and statesman): "Had I but served God as diligently as I have served the King, He would not have given me over in my grey hairs." the last word must be left to an English aristocrat, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, who, at the end of an eventful life, said simply: "It has all been most interesting." flUjN■•»" 'Wp,,*',***|,*,"'Ml"'*,,vV,*'t'': •"•■"—»*..i 'C-! »:■rf'J'^',t'«^■'^,■*^^'-;''.••y■;^■V!*'«*■*f,:'. M^.,IY?3'^_V2WI-I*wr " Wi'm^}immH,mmi^m^it^^ Pwwvwl i - <nw M>n.if!*»<B5fci|ia*^pp wasp Purged, purified From page 4 our land. We've turned over to the courts the power to censor our freedom of speech, opinions and thought. We deserve what we get. Banning the books is only the beginning. What group will it next be illegal to speak against? Today the Jews, tomorrow the Shiites? Sir Arthur Bryant, the great English historian and scholar, in his essay Freedom of Speech, has this to say: "Men should be free to speak and write what is in their minds without interference from those in authority. If that principle is ever denied in the name of whatever virtue, freedom of speech and thought wUl cease to exist - we cannot by legislation prohibit hatred, the mind cannot be forbidden to think or the heart to feel - all we can prohibit is action that causes injury to others." Former British prime minister William Gladstone said it slightly different: "It is liberty that fits man for liberty - liberty to express his opinions freely, however unpopular, foolish or wrongheaded they may be. The test of love of freedom is a man's willingness to allow the same liberty to others to express opinions that he detests and despises." It all starts with the naive assumption that a little censorship is good for us, that banning the books will eliminate racism and all the other -isms. It ends by the suppression of all our freedoms. It will be a sad day when Canada allows itself to be seduced by the left-wing barbarians of the thought police. Ms. Sabia writes for the Toronto Sun. THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 SO SAYS FINANCE MINISTER Farmers should be thankful? LETTER TO WE EDITOR Sidewalks for humans OTTAWA - Finance minister Michael Wilson says farmers should be thanking the Conservative gov- e'rnment: Farm groups are wondering what for. Wilson said in the Commons last week .that farmers have a lot to be thankful for in his budget and in various other actions the government has taken. The Ontario Federation of Agriculture says the budget was silent on farm problems. The organization is trying to mobilize a national campaign by farm groups "to reinforce the importance of agriculture in the minds of federal MPS." Take a stroll through SFU BURNABY • Free, guided tours of Simon Fraser University's world-renowned campus will be provided daily during July and August. Thousands of visitors are expected to take advantage of the service which offers six tours a day, seven days a week as of July 1. The daily schedule will continue through the Labor Day weekend. Located dramatically atop Burnaby Mountain, Simon Fraser University's 1,200 acre campus features a bold style of architecture that is as innovative today as it was 20 years ago when the institution first opened. Vancouver architects Arthur Erickson and Geoffrey Massey sought to break with tradition through their concept of a modem university. The result is a low-slung set of interconnected buildings which hug the ridged summit of the 1,200-foot mountain. Tours start from the north entrance to the administration building with departures every hour on the half-hour beginning at 10:30 a.m. and concluding with the last tour at 3:30 p.m. No advance booking is required except for group tours [10 or more people]. Group arrangements should be made through the university news service [phone 291-4323]. A number of Conservative MPs have said privately that Wilson's budget didn't meet the financial problems facing farmers. The main provision in the May budget affecting farmers was an increase in the capital gains exemption on farm sales to $500,000 from $200,000. Maurice Foster, Liberal agriculture spokesman, said the increased exemption only benefits farmers trying to retire or get out of the business. It does nothing for the farmers trying to keep their operations going despite a crushing debt load caused by low commodity prices and high operating costs, he said. The Farm Credit Corp. says about 39,000 farmers, 17 percent of the country's food producers, are in financial difficulty. David Kirk, executive secretary of the Canadian Federation Discounts up to 70% Oft Regular Prices Lee's Jade & Opals 3563-232 St., Langley 534-2736 PI of Agriculture, the country's largest farm group, said the organization's board of directors will discuss the financing issue when it meets next month in Toronto. "There's a concern within the CFA about the agriculture outlook in general of the government," Kirk said. There had been a total lack of action on the farm credit issue. That and cuts in the agriculture department's budget have farmers "worried about the government's attitude towards agriculture." There is also concern about an erosion of the department's research activities. Editor, The Star, Sir, As I am a resident and taxpayer in the langley municipality - I wish to make a complaint about horses being ridden on our sidewalks and befouling them. We pedestrians very often have to step onto the road, to avoid walking through these messes. This is especially bad during the summer months, Even messing up parking lots with manure. Sidewalks were laid for pedestrians, not for horse trails. lam fed up with this situation and would appreciate a solution to this problem. Any ideas? H.W.SARGANE Aldergrove Soccer Club will.be taking applications for a Division 5 Bop Coach All interested applicants should send applications, together with a detailed resume outlining coaching history to: Aldergrove Soccer Club P.O. Box 582, Aldergrove, B.C. . VOX 1A0 All applications must be received July 17th, 1985. by No. 1 in the Fraser Valley for Transmission Service & Repairs SnilliOt m ALL*TRANS TRANSMISSION 859-1477 Direct 5305014 $1145 21 D Rood Tost D Romovo Pan D Visual Inspection D Cloan Sump _ Scroon D Adjust Bands lUnksgs' D Reploco Pan Qastwl A Add Now Fluid '•mm. «__■•>■- ^ ABBOTSFORD 32927 South Fraser Way ^ r—————K •^r-i-nB^sn 6 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 White Clouds and Reds win Hires championships By PAT LEE ALDERGROVE - The conclusion of the Hires Rootbeer Summer League saw the favored White Clouds on the girls side and the Reds on the boys side win their perspective divisions. Funk fouled out and the White Clouds went on for the win despite a great performance from Bonnie McKissock and Helen Vander Pble. The Reds made up of mainly referees in the local area went on to defeat the Royals SPORTS The White Clouds, led by all stars Anita Macpherson and Shelagh Collins hold off the Hackers with 23 and 18 points respectively. Bemice Be- rends with 10 points aiTT Aldergrove's Sandra Farmer with 11 points were instrumental in the win as well. The Hackers were led by all star Sherri Koopmans with 22 while Heather Funk contributed 13 points . despite early foul trouble. The Hackers had built up a 35-22 half-time lead only to see the White Clouds close the gap to a 48-47 advantage by three quarter time, Koopmans and 86-75 behind the strong performances of Les Barkman (19) and Joe Pokopchuck (15). Keith Lee had a great game antagonizing the Royals guards and chipped in 12 points to boot. Paul Bhogal netted 15 points followed by Scott Pankratz and Hermail Brar with 14 and 13 points respectively. The Reds had too much experience for the younger Royals and received a scare for a while but held on to win their second Hires Summer League title. The Bouncers beat the Wicked Wahinnies 45-44 behind New exercises offered ALDERGROVE - Children, teens and adults wishing to try an alternative form of skill and fitness, should enrol in rhythmic gymnastic Glasses being introduced to Langley this summer. Classes will be held at Aldeigrove elementary school July 22 - August 1. Register by phone for this new program at the township's recreation department, 534-3211. Sports dump Brats By DARLENE SCHMIDT ALDERGROVE - In the ladies recreational league it was Alder Sports over Alder Brats 17 to 8 on Monday, June 24. Jackie Hambleton hit a grand slam for the Brats. On Wednesday, June 26 Naturals beat out Angels 21 to 16 and on Thursday, June 27 it was CFS over Angels 21-16. Trina Penny's 21 points to take fourth place. The Boomerangs behind Carolyne Lucy's 24 points beat M and M's 49-47 to take seventh spot. The Skittles took on the Recycled Aluminum and won 44-32 behind MVP Jean Vanderhorst's 18 points. "Hires" AU Stare 1985 Boys Honorable Mention Scott Pankratz, Paul Chaffee, Raj Bagry, Keith Lee, Jim Modjeski 2nd All Stars Kelly Willis, Mark. Siemens, Ron Lockbaum, Joe Pokopo- chuk, Wade Cameron. 1st All Stars Paul Bhogal, Lome Friedenstab, Ron Driediger, Andrew Lott, Fred Stockfisch. MVP Robin Lott Girls Honorable Mention Tracey McDonald, Michelle Jones, Sandra Farmer, Toni McNair, Rosanne Huber. 2nd All Stars Sherri Koopmans, Kim Schaeffer, Carolyne Lucy, Gwen Coubrough, Katherine Jacobs. 1st All Stars Lori Fehr, Cristina Cumerlato, Heather Funk, Anita Macpherson, Shelagh Collins. MVP Jean Vanderhorst Individual Awards Boys Leading Scorer Robin Lott Leading Rebounder Paul Bhogal Leading Assists Robin Lott Leading Steals Lome Friedenstab Girls Leading Scorer Cristina Cumerlato Leading Rebounder Jean Vanderhorst Leading Assists Sherri Koopmans Leading Steals Sherri Koopmans Welsh referee never feared the critics BURNABY - So you want to be a soccer referee! Then the best thing that could happen to you would be to leam about the art and science of the tough job from a man who has been there and knows what it's all about. And who better than Clive Thomas, internationally famous referee from Wales, a man who has known more than his share of glory - and controversy - on the soccer stages of the world. Thomas has been invited to come to British Columbia as a guest of the B.C. Soccer Association, to instruct at the 1985 Summer Soccer Academy at Shawnigan Lake School on Vancouver Island. Soccer refereeing is all about having a firm control on the game, confidence to make difficult decisions and the ability to rise above the inevitable waves of criticism. It's also about man-management, a factor so critical to the smooth running of a soccer match. It is undoubtedly the harsh treatment of the critics which drive so many youthful referees from the game before they have had the chance to establish themselves. Thomas, who is famous for blowing the final whistle just as Brazil was about to score in a key World Cup final round game, knows all about the difficulties of young referees, as this 1967 letter from the.English Football League offices to C. Thomas, Esq. demonstrates: "...your average is below the accepted minimum of 2.5. The management committee appreciate this is your first year on the League officials list and I have been asked to draw your Clive Thomas attention to the points which have drawn comment from the clubs... 1. Allowed far too much rough play; 2. Hesitant and indecisive in control; 3. Did not inspire confidence in his decisions." From that ignominious beginning, the Welshman worked his way up to the top ranks of soccer officials, not just in Britain, but at world level. He was forced to retire last year at the mandatory age limit of 48, something he strongly disagrees with. But then Thomas has always been an outspoken individual when it comes to the administration of the game he so loves. A soccer-mad player, Thomas was forced to give up his professional ambitions after a serious injury when he was 16. No doubting Thomas, the plucky youngster then determined he would become one of the world's top referees. The Mar del Plata stadium. Argentina, June 3,1978, was the scene of the most famous incident in the controversial referee's career. Zico of Brazil was in mid-air, preparing to head in the winning goal off a comer-kick in a 1-1 draw with Sweden. Referee Thomas turned to point to center field and blew the whistle for full- time. A split second later, Zico scored a brilliant goal which did not count. There was naturally an uproar over the decision, along with international soccer politics, and it for the most part ended Thomas's World Cup officiating career. This despite the fact that no less a noteable than the great Pele opined that Thomas was perfectly correct in blowing the whistle if time had indeed expired. Thomas's exploits and observations of his turbulent but accomplished career as one of the world's top soccer referees are documented in a refreshingly candid autobiography titled, "By the Book", which was released in 1984 (and is currently available from the B.C. Soccer Association, $16). While in B.C., Thomas will referee in three Pacific Rim Soccer League games. The first will be June 30 at Victoria's Royal Athletic Park when Victoria Shooters meet Nanaimo. The second, which will be tied into an evening social gathering for Vancouver Island referees, will be July 7, also at Royal Athletic Park, when the Shooters take on Bumaby Beamers. The third match Thomas will officiate in will be on July 11 at Queens Park in New Westminster. This game will also encompass a "Meet Clive Thomas" social gathering following the Queens Park - Burnaby Beamers encounter. Vancouver Island and Lower Mainland soccer referees can find out more about the two (July 7 and July 11) functions by calling the BCSA offices in Bumaby. Thomas will instruct a group of B.C. and Washington State youth and senior soccer referees who have registered for the first residential school of its kind ever held in this province. Joining Thomas as guest instructors at the Soccer Academy will be Scottish national team and Dundee United forward Paul Sturrock, former Canadian National Teams coach Barrie Clarke, and former England international goalkeeper Gordon Banks, in addition to BCSA Development Co-ordinator Alan Churchard. The school will be held June 30 to July 5, and will be followed by a week-long residential soccer camp for boys 10-16. There is still space available for local referees who may wish to participate in the inaugural Referees' Academy. Cost is $299 all inclusive. Telephone the BCSA at 430- 6401. BMassii.^^ ^fssmmmmmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 "Our Name Is Our Promise To You" SuperNfelu SMOKED Pork Picnic $1 Shoulder $150 Kg WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION. Bone-in. 681 SUPERVALU Beans with Pork 398 mL Tin 57 0 SUNSPUN PURE Apple Juice $119 1.36 Litre Container 1 MINUTE MAID Frozen Lemonade Regular 355 mL or Diet 280 mL Container 67 * MAXWELL HOUSE Ground Coffee Limit of 2 pkgs. per customer. $077 369g Pkg. 2 SUPER VALU Margarine 3 $ %J 454g (1 lb.) Prints 1 77 i THOMPSON Seedless Green Grapes QQ* $018 £. Ka OVEN FRESH Hot Bread White or .100% Whole Wheat. 450g Loaf 49 * Prices effective Wed^July 3 to Sat., July■■.£, 1985. We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities. ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL ONLY Open Sunday 11a.m. to 9 p.m. T ■ ;'. 'l-V ."I -.■.■y.-'-y'wf ■**■■ 'T.i-7 {,..'■T'-' '■■ ■■Ti;""^*-' -.-■- j*.' 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Winners of the classes were Marilyn Penner (senior showmanship); Sarah Doerksen (int- termediate); Mary Smith (junior); Dawn Lothian (pee wee); Jan Dedick (senior English equitation); Tanya Dargel (intermediate); Aili Sund- berg (junior); Danielle Nicholson (pee wee); Kate Robson (open hunt seat); Lea Booth (senior English pleasure); Sherry Dewan (intermediate); Mary Smith (junior); Danielle Nicholson (pee wee); Lea Booth (English pleasure stake); Sherry Dewan (open show hack); Rangers play Cottage By DOREEN FOLKARD ALDERGROVE - There was a record crowd at the dance on Saturday evening! The door prize was won by Mike Woh- chuck and Bill Saza- kas, and spot prize by Agnes McDonald and Frank Bloome. Birthdays were celebrated by Loma Clegholm, Gwen Key and Red Metzger. The painting of the hall fence posts have now been completed. On behalf of the branch Tom wishes to thank Paul Samec and Hughie Mc- Pherson for the time they spent on the tedious task. On Thursday evening the Rangers band from branch 71 entertained the pa-' tients at the Cottage day care in Abbotsford. Evelyn Appleby is the Organizer, and the band brings a little happiness and cheer to these patients. Long before the Second World War," France and England made the decision to build a tunnel under the English channel. They made it wide enough for trains and transport to pass through, and the tunnel began. The public was excited over the idea of being able to travel to each' country in Europe, but then rumors of war began. The tunnel was quickly stopped, and blocked. After the war, they again started to open it up but then again it was blocked. It was thought to be too costly, or making it too easy to penetrate into England. 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Winner of the competitor's draw, which was a $10 certificate at classic tack was Penny "Montgomery. Members had a few weeks to prepare themselves for the monthly playday held on June 16 at the Clearbrook fairgrounds. Once again the weather co-operated and it was a perfect day for a horse show. High point winners for flat classes were Marilyn Penner (senior); Cindy Wetsch (intermediate); Lori Lothian (junior); Carla Alpaugh (pee wee). Highpoint winners in the games were Barb Wetering (senior); Cindy Wetsch (intermediate); Roseann Pfeters (junior); Nicole Hur- teau (pee wee). Since the monthly playday was on Father's Day there was a special class for those fathers who were brave enough to enter. Believe it or not they all came out of the arena winners and still a- stride the horse or ponies. Bill Dunsmore had the "best bounce". "Best looking dad" award went to Mr. Peters, and the father with the "cleanest boots" was Leo Van Tongeren. "Coolest daddy" was Rod Hickson and Basil Teaque won the title of "best candidate for the stretcher". Next monthly play- day will be on Saturday, July 6 at the fairgrounds. Flat classes will start at 9 and games will be at Summer Service Special *Oil & filter change 'Chassis lube "Engine tune-up *Valve adjustment 'Safety inspection "Check brakes 'Check cooling system 'Check charging system & battery 4 cyl. $139.95 PLUS A FREE CAR WASH Diesel, 4x4*8 & 6 cyl. extra. 859-7137 ITOYOTA las usual. Tuesday, July 9 at 7 p.m. is the general meeting. This promises to be different from any other as Bev Hamilton will be giving a showmanship arid western riding clinic. For information call Dave Franklin at 856-9869. One of the members, Cindy Doucette and her horse Bunny will be competing in the B;C. Summer Games this year. Carla Alpaugh on El Tabon Chrysler Luxury '85 Style Chrysler LeBaron Outperforms Europe's best. 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Directed by Terence Kelly, the eight member cast includes Drew Borland and Susan Williamson as the middle-aged couple who muddle their channing way through chaos, Jon Bryden and Louise Whitney' as 'Nick' and 'Jan' who maintain a very delicate marital harmony, Christine Flynn and Sid Jenner as the newlyweds whose perpetual honeymoon is so rudely shattered by Keith Provost and Melanie Miller as the warring couple who cause such hilarious havoc. Bedroom Farce is the seventh Ayckbourn play produced by White Rock Summer Theatre. Other plays include Relatively Speaking (1976), the Canadian Inemiere of the tri- ogy The Norman Conquests (1976), Time And Time Again (1978), and the North American premiere of Just Between Ourselves LANGLEY - This summer at the Langley Centennial library, there will be special events for pre-schoolers and schoolaged children, fte-sdioolers 3% to five years of age can attend "Pre-school Storytime" oh Fridays, July 12 to August 9, at 10:30 am. Storytime lasts for 20 to 30 minutes, and includes stories, rhymes and stretches. This is a drop-in session so registration is not required. Children of kindergarten age and older will enjoy "Super Snooper Time" on Wednesdays, July 10 to August 7 at 2 p.m. On July 10 there will be 30 minutes of puppets and stories. Registration is not required for this first- program in the series. On July 17, the animal adventure film "Ihe Incredible Journey" will be shown from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Seating is limited for the 'film and free tickets, will be available at the library beginning July 3. These events are part of the Super Snooper Summer Reading Club being held at FYaser Valley regional library. For more information about other programs at libraries in the area, call the children's department at 534-3284, local 4. Young artists Invited Christine Flynn [Kate] and Sid Jenner [Malcolm] playing games with each other in a scene from White Rock Summer theatre's season opener Bedroom Farce by Alan Ayckbourn. Show opened at the White Rock Playhouse Friday, June 28 to a sold- out house and will be performed in repertory with two other plays until September. - Glen Erikson Photo 14. (1980). Ayckbourn, probably the most popular playwright now living in England, lives in Scarborough where his plays receive their premieres at Scarborough Theatre-In-The- Round. He loves to create complicated toys to beguile audiences- In one play his hero didn't speak a word throughout the play. In another, two families cany out simultaneous actions, completely oblivious to each other. In The Norman Conquests the same characters are seen in three different rooms over a single weekend - one of the first times the audience was able to go back to the theatre to see what happened when the characters in a previous show exited. Tickets are available at the box-office, 1532 Johnston Road, White Rock, or by calling 536-7535. Bedroom Farce plays in repertory with the drama Gwendoline and the farce Blithe Spirit until September 14. Gwendoline opens July 5 and Blithe, Spirit opens July 19. Looking for something to do now that school's out and summer's here? Why not get out the paints and paper and see what you and your brothers and sisters can do on the theme of transportation? Your artwork could be one of 12 children's pieces used to illustrate the Surrey Credit Union's 1986 calendar. Or it might be included in one of two children's art exhibitions to be shown at the Surrey Arts Centre and the Surrey Credit Union branch in your neighborhood. Entrants should use plain' paper and paint, crayons, pastels, coloured pencils or felt pens. Ideas for other materials, details, and official entry forms are available at all Surrey Credit Union brandies and at the Surrey Arts Centre. But hurry, the entry deadline is July 31. BIGGER AND BETTER Newcomers welcomed to fair Hart shoots for the big one ' By Flora Greenough AIDERGROVE-Two new attractions of the fall fair this year are welcomed for their interest in our annual event and for their different displays that will add diversity to the already varied section. B.C. Telephone will be at the fair this year with some of their newest home and business sets and of course will be able to answer questions you might have concerning this marvelous instrument. Another newcomer to the fair is our local chamber of commerce, who will - be presenting Expo 86. This is a very good display and very informative as to what we can all look forward to when the gates of the Worid Fair open. Also in attendance will be a local woodworker who makes very different and attractive planters. Among his designs is the wishing well in two sizes,* and the popular spinning wheel, also in two sizes. Add plants to these and you have a conversation piece in ■'^'■•'rifflii of the house. These newcomers and more will be covered in weeks to come to give you an idea of what you can all look forward to at this, the biggest and best agricultural fair that Aldergrove has: seen. The association would like to thank all the local merchants who have donated to the success of the fair. Your interest and time is* a valued commodity. The more local participation we haw, the more we all benefit. The next meeting of* the ^cultural association will be in the Elks hall at 7:30, Thursday, July 4. A copy of the floor plan of the fair will be available at the meeting. Manager appointed VICTORIA - Maureen Milgram has been appointed general manager of the 1986 B.C. Festival of the Arts, which will be held in Prince George next May. The six-day festival is expected to attract as many as 1,500 artists in music, dance, theatre and fine arts. An unprecedented event in Canadian Concert Promotion history takes place on the morning of July 3. Tickets for an entire twenty dty tour will go-on-sale simultaneously. "The Boy In The Box" is the name of Corey Hart's first headline tour. Concert promoters Donald K. Donald and CPI feel that this is a tour meriting an exceptional marketing approach. "The exdtement surrounding Corey Hart is such a widespread phenomenon in this country that we felt we should mark the occasion by doing something that is unique and has a natio nal scope. A great deal of planning was involved in co-ordina- Corey Hart ting literally hundreds of ticket outlets, gearing them up for a national onslaught of ticket buyers. However, Corey Hart has such grass-roots support mat people in every concert city are making that extra effort to pull off this "first" for a concert attraction." As ticket outlets from Newfoundland to British Columbia gear-up for Zero Hour - the Canadian public has already indicated that Corey Hart's time has come. The Boy in the Box comes alive on the PNE Coliseum stage, Tuesday, August 6. Tickets at VTC-CBO outlets. -■'ft i '* ——P^i ii i. i,i.,i . H .' ."., i.. '..'..■ iy.,ml'm,^m^^^MmmMammaasmmma.mmMm^^^fm.t[ti ,i,, ■ ■■■ ... i, n .... . " ■ .'■■'. ..',.'."■".."'..■'■.<». ..'. m 9 ■ .,.,i'... ..,'.'_■',-■!. !., ..T-.'.-w . .1 .?. .... . ■'; .', ..,—-rrrr* 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 Students are challenged in a wide variety of subjects at the Adventures in Science and Arts program at Western Washington Uni versity in Bellingham, Washington. Open to grades 6 to 12, this summer's sessions start July 8,15, and 22. 'Kids-in-college' repeats Bellingham, Wash. - This summer, young people from the Paci- fic Northwest can have a unique "kids- in-college" experience by partidpating in the adventures in sdence and arts program on the Western Washington University campus in Bellingham. Three week-long Hills top bridge ALDERGROVE - For the month of June at the Aldergrove Bridge Club, Art and Marcelle Hill tied with the highest total score, 21,510 points each in four evenings - a super average of over 5,300 points a session. Other winners in June were (June 7) - Linda Shane, first; Syd Panter, second; Fran Colebank, the hidden score prize. (June 13) - Jim Moran and Steve Galigan, first; Edith Iingholt and Erikka Brandson, second; Margaret MacDonald and Ruth Erickson, the hidden score prize. (June 21)- Syd Panter, first; Wendy Cochrane, second; Peggy Smith, the hidden score prize. (June 28) - Wendy Cochrane, first; Jan Vandenend, second; Inez Steiner, a first time visitor from Lynden, the hidden score prize. *.*j Added to the high attendance throughout June, the month was- all the more bountiful for Bill Ormel's donation of two young turkeys to the club. A raffle is in process to determine' who will be the lucky winners of the turkeys and, in addition, eight copies of Dorothy Truscott's book Bid Better, Play Better. With only 120 tickets available, players have a one in twelve chance of being one of the ten winners in the draw planned to take place before the end of July. The regular schedule of bridge at the club continues throughout the summer with July sessions on FYiday, July 5; Thursday (pairs' bridge), July 11; FYiday, July 19, and FYiday, July 26, all at 7:30 p.m. in the OAP hall. All are welcome, young and older, beginners and advanced. Admission Ls $1 and indudes coffee. workshops are scheduled this year for the third "Adventures" program, beginning July 8, 15 and 22. "The program is Adventures in learning at FVC ABBOTSFORD - If taping your own TV show, panning for gold, finding out about Sasquatches, or examining the worid under microscope, sounds like a way to have fun while learning, FYaser Valley College may have just what you're looking for. Young people 10 - 15 are invited to par-, tidpate in the first Adventures in Arts and Sdence program, July 8 -15 at the Chilliwack campus. Participants may sign up for one of three, week-long "adventures." Daily sessions run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with games and activities organized for lunch hours. Fees for the "Adventures..." program are $55. designed to provide a 'college' experience for students who love to leam and to enrich their academic development," says director Prisdlla Sabin. "Adventures is an opportunity for young people to reach for their potential as they experience lectures, discussions, demonstrations, laboratory work, field trips, programming computers and a wide range of problem-solving projects." This year the program has been expanded to indude young people between grades six through twelve. To insure a maximum learning experience, most classes are separated into age groups for participants grades 6 to 8 and 9 to 12, but those dasses designed for students to progress, at their own pace are open to all age groups. Last summer over 200 students partid- pated in Adventures, most from Washing-, ton state, but some from as far away as Maryland, and even Saudi Arabia. For more information call Western's university conference center at (206) 676- 3323. 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THU) O DON HARRON (FRI) 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI (WED) ©MISTER ROGERS (R) ©CHIPS © TMNKABOUT / LIVING TOMORROW (THU) © ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PRINCE (FRI) © MAGIC HATS / SELF, INC. (MON) © READ IT / READ ALL ABOUT IT (TUE) ©WHAT'S NEW (WED) © HISTOIRES EXTRAOR- DINAIRES (THU) © LES GRANDES VILLES DU MONDE (FRI) © FRAQGLE ROCK g (MON) © LA CHASSE AUX TRE- SORS(TUE) © HISTOIRES D'HIER ET D'AUJOURD'HUI (WED) 5:30 ©THREE'S COMPANY g (MON-WED, FRI) O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS O WINSDAY IN B.C. (WED) © BUSINESS REPORT © COPING WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES (THU) © PROJECT UNIVERSE (WED, FRI) © MATH FOR MODERN LIVING (MON, TUE) © LE PARADIS DES CHEFS (MON) LANGLEY - The community spirit was in great abundance at Douglas Park, June 23 - 24, bringing the young and old toge; ther with Country Style 86 flair. The B.C. Mobile Pavilion had its official opening and Jim Pattison paid a surprise visit complimenting us on our fair, the surrounding area and welcomed all to Expo. Langley was fortunate to have some fine entertainment throughout the day. Langley Barbershop Chorus opened the show. Dawn's School of Dancing, Peerless the Magician with assistant Helene Leone, Ventriloquist Dennis Chan, the Ukrainian Cultural Dancers, Blue Ridge Texas line Dancers from Bob's Tavern, Blaine, Washington, our home-grown Wild Country Texas Line Dancers from the Wild Country Cabaret Thunderbird Fast Draw Club, Buttons & Bows Square Dancers, Langley Fire Dep't. demonstration with Deputy Chief in charge, Bruce Dundas, were some of the features. Three versatile groups of musicians put on a great show, and helped stage the talent contest. Ride Adams and Special Blend, Country freedom and Ed Peekee- koot hosted the show. Performers were Richard Rowsell, Gord Poster, Pauline Ritchie, Jennifer Kendall, Sharon Gill, Tony Gwinnett, Lenny Gwinnett, El- don Telford, Gordon Duthie, Lucas, Tomiz, P.J. Chipping, Steven D, James Reid. Danny Eck. Prizes were donated by Gold Rush Jewellers, Fantastic Sam's Hair Stylists, Ultralite Aviation Inc., Water slides, Hair34, The Country Collection, J. & E. Amusement. Ribbons, buttons and pins from the Country Style 86 committee. Winners of the spot dance were L Motters & J. Zaludti. M.C. was Ilia Gamier. Judging the talent contest was by Dr. Richard Ward, Alderman John Rennie, Expo committee chairman Gayle Martin and co-chairman Gerry Reinsch, and CJJC announcer Richard Rowsell. PRESENT THIS AD AT TINE OF *15°°. Single Vision Complete With special frame selection Regular $84.85 SPECIAL Glass or plastic/white lenses. Plus or minus 600/300 cyl. Does not Include additional extras. off COMPLETE RX GLASSES Bl-focals Complete Kryptok-Monostep Executive With special frame selection. Regular $99.05 ' SPECIAL Glass or plaatlc/white lenses. Plus or minus 600/300 cyl. 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(R) Q DAYTIME SPORTS 1:00 O WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's singles quarterfinals, from Wimbledon, England. 2:00 O POA GOLF Canadian Open, first round, from Glenn Abbey golf course in Oakville, Ont. 4:30 O CFL FOOTBALL Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Montreal Concordes DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 O •••"The Gang's All Here" (1943, Musical) Carmen Miranda, Benny Goodman. A man's ruse of being a lonely soldier places him between two women. V.00 Q •• "Vigilantes Of Boomtown" (1947, Western) Allan "Rocky" Lane, Bobby Blake. A senator's daughter has a prizefighter kidnapped because she objects to his profession. 2:00 83 "Le roi de la vitesse" (1925, Comedie) Harold Lloyd, Burt Woodruff. Un homme vient au secours d'un vieux chauffeur de tramway traumatise par le progres. EVENING 6:00 O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS OONEWS OCBSNEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ©THREE'S COMPANY An older woman adopts Jack as her surrogate son. © BAMBOO LIONS AND DRAGONS 00 CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 O O NEWS Q TOP STORY CB GOOD TIMES Willona must choose between the chance of a lifetime with the man of her dreams or something far more important. © GREECE 476 - 336 B C ffl PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Maurice Bellemare. (3e de 3). 7:00 O WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Madeline Kahn. O COMEDY FACTORY A crusty middle-aged bachelor (Max Gail) attempts to clear the air when his nephew is suspended from school. ... REILLY: ACES OF SPIES Reilly (Sam Neill) makes it his business to become friendly with Russia's minister of marines, on "Reilly: Ace of Spies, Part 5: Dreadnoughts and Crosses," airing THURSDAY, JULY 4 on PBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME @1985Compulo_ ■^^Hn^BH^BiLy *^h iBjgg_&;i**'**j*j*BjH|MgEgB_____ IB^H^H^^^HHS*. <m ____________________________a______rT___________. ___■£_■ ^1 H Hi* **< • j| OJEOPARDY O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS This is a portrait of a regal and inspiring animal -- the lion. © TAXI Alex crashes his daughter's elegant wedding reception and drunk- enly confronts his ex-wife. S MOTORWEEK VANCOUVER Featured: controversial abortionist Dr. Henry Morgantaler. fflLETELEJOURNALg 7:20 ffl LE POINT 7:30 ONEWS O WEEKNIGHT Featured: a patriotic parade in Bangor, Washington. OTIC TAC DOUGH O CHEERS When a suspicious spot appears on Norm's chest X-ray, he decides to fulfill a dream of sailing around the world. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY O COMEDY FACTORY A crusty middle-aged bachelor (Max Gail) attempts to clear the air when his nephew is suspended from school. O WORLD OF SURVIVAL © MARY TYLER MOORE Lou finds that a secret love is a hard thing to keep secret after he regretfully takes part in a fling with Sue Ann. © BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT 7:36 ffl CINEMA •*'/•• "Le Temps du rock 'n' roll" (1980, Drame) Ray Sharkey, Peter Gallagher. Un garcon de table remarque un jeune musicien et utilise tous les moyens pour en faire un chanteur a succes. 8:00 O THREE'S COMPANY Jack wants to bring Chris- sy's sweet high school friend home to mom, not knowing what, her profession is. g O MOVIE • "Moment By Moment" (1978, Romance) John Travolta, Lily Tomlin. A sophisticated and wealthy Southern California housewife falls in love with a young drifter after she discovers her husband's infidelity. (R) g O Q COSBY SHOW Cliff arranges a funeral ceremony for 5-year-old Rudy's deceased goldfish. (R) O O MAGNUM, P.I. A novelist afflicted with writer's block becomes involved In Magnum's latest case after displacing him from the guest house. (R) Q A CAPITOL FOURTH: 1985 E.G. Marshall hosts this concert on the lawn of the U.S. Capitol, featuring the National Symphony Orchestra with guest conductor Leonard Bernstein. Performances include Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" and Bernstein's "Song- fest," a celebration of American poetry narrated by the composer's daughter and son, Nina and Alexander. © MOVIE ••J4 "My Sister Eileen" (1955, Musical) Janet Leigh, Jack Lemmon. Two sisters, one an aspiring actress and the other a writer, struggle for a break in Greenwich Village. ©NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 8:30 ©INSIDE BASEBALL O O FAMILY TIES While working on a term paper, Alex falls asleep and dreams it's 1776 and he's at Independence Hall in Philadelphia. (R) ©NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 9:00 O GREY OWL - Q O CHEERS When a suspicious spot appears on Norm's chest X-ray, he decides to fulfill a dream of sailing around the world. (R) O O SIMON & SIMON Rick and A.J. help their fortune-hunting Uncle Ray (John Astin) search for his former business partner on a South Seas island. (R) © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC "Dive To The Edge Of Creation" A deep- dive expedition off the Galapagos Islands reveals exotic forms of sea life nourished by bacteria which convert chemicals into organic matter. €D FAME Coco (Erica Gim- pel) returns to get her diploma and ends up being cast in a production by a famous retired director (Milton Berle). 9*30 O NIGHT COURT A new defense, attorney (Ellen Foley) is jailed for trying to protect a client accused of kidnapping a cat. (R) O NIGHT COURT When the oldest madam In New York appears before Harry, her familiarity with past and present politicos becomes clear. (R) O DENMARK'S STAR- SPANGLED FOURTH This documentary chronicles the largest celebration of America's Independence Day outside the U.S., filmed in northern Denmark's Rebild National Park. 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL QQ20/20Q © O HILL STREET BLUES While posing as garbage collectors, Belker and Washington encounter a man who studies trash to learn more about society. (R) O CRAZY LIKE A FOX An irascible private eye repeatedly drags his lawyer son into his investigations.' Tonight: a man imprisoned 12 years for murdering his wife learns that she is still alive. Stars: Jack Warden,. John Rubinstein. O KNOTS LANDING Greg Sumner's (William Devane) mother Ruth Galveston (Ava Gardner), immediately puts pressure on her son to take over his late father's business; Joshua devises a plan to get Cathy a role on his TV program. (R)g O MYSTERYI "Reilly: Ace Of Spies" Reilly befriends Russia's minister of marine, hoping to get for England the construction contract for the czar's new fleet of warships; Reilly also becomes friendly with the Russian official's wife. (Part 5 of 12) (R) g © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Stone's life is threatened when a courtroom spectator takes the law into his own hands and commits two murders. © THINK BEFORE YOU EAT 10:05 ffl GENIES EN HERBE EN VACANCES Rencontre entre le College Regina As- sumpta et la polyvalente Hyacinthe-Delorme. 10:30 © WORK OF THE KIDNEYS 10:35 ffl CINEMA "Traitement de choc" (1972, Drame) Annie Girardot, Alain De- Ion. Dans une clinique pour y suivre une cure de ra- jeunissement, une femme decouvre avec I'horreur I'origlne des medicaments. 11:00 O O O O NEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O MOVIE ••» "Million Dollar Legs" (1932, Comedy) W.C. Fields, Jack Oak- ie. A mythical kingdom finds its wealth dwindling and decides to concentrate on Its Olympic team in an effort to raise money. © HOGAN'S HEROES Klink presents the prisoners with a recorder for ' propaganda purposes. © SPORTSPAGE 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS O EVENING EDITION 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER Barney tries to track down weapons stolen from an illegal collection. 11:30 Q ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O WIMBLEDON TENNIS An update on today's events, from Wimbledon, England. O ALL IN THE FAMILY An estranged Archie and Edith are determined to prove to each other that they are perfectly content going their separate ways. (Part 3 of 3) © FALL GUY Colt and Howie chase after the key witness to a murder, who's also being pursued by members of a paramilitary group who want him dead. SB © SCTV Sketches: Nightclub performer Jack Rogers Jr. (Short) pays tribute to his father; "Days of the Week" continues. 11:45 O BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: actresses Angie Dickinson and Betty Buckley, comedian Ronnie Shakes. (R) 11:65 O MOVIE ••• "The Strawberry Blonde" (1941, Comedy) James Cagney, Rita Hayworth. After marrying his second choice for a bride, a man discovers that he is better off. 12:00 O POLICE STORY An officer's marriage crumbles when he starts feeling the negative repercussions of police work. Smokey Robinson, Mel Ferrer. O FALL GUY Colt chases after a former TV star who stole $240,000 and now, at his daughter's urging, will stop at nothing to return it. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Scheduled: former President Jimmy Carter, author of "The Blood of Abraham," discusses the Middle East. (R) © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gabe announces that he is leaving his teaching position for a career as a comedian. (Part 2 of 2) 12:05 O MOVIE •••"The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars And Motor Kings" (1976, Comedy) Billy Dee Williams, Richard Pryor. Two baseball players encounter opposition when they leave the Negro National League in 1939 to form their own team. O MOVIE ••• "The Night That Panicked America" (1975, Drama) Vic Morrow, Paul Shenar. Millions of Americans listening to a 1938 radio broadcast of "The War Of The Worlds" are startled into believing that America is under attack by Martians. 12:30 ©TO BE ANNOUNCED 12:40 © MOVIE •• "Wonder Woman" (1974, Adventure) Cathy Lee Crosby, Ricardo Montalban. A remarkably powerful Amazon woman becomes involved with U.S. Intelligence. (R) 12:46 O WIMBLEDON TENNIS Scheduled: Highlights of the women's semifinal matches, from Wimbledon, England. 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 O MOVIE •• "Seed Of Innocence" (1980, Drama) Tim Wead, Mary Cannon. A young unwed couple flees to New York City when the girl becomes pregnant. (R) 1:30 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: a patriotic parade in Bangor, Washington. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gabe is seen in a very compromising position. 2:00 ONEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:05 O FANTASY ISLAND, 2:30 OONEWS 2:35 ©FANTASY ISLAND 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:05 ©WALTONS 3:35 O WALTONS Jason turns a bitter disappointment into a marvelous opportunity. Dogs, owners graduate LANGLEY - The Valley Dog Training Club held their spring graduation on Thursday, June 13. Dogs were judged by Ann Whitton. First place in the beginner class was Linda Dilworth with her doberman Duke. Second place went to Debbie MacKenzie with her shep-. herd cross Trapper, and third place to Denine Zess with her german shepherd, Katja. In the novice 'A' class, first place went to Eric Skehor with his akita, Ninja. In the novice 'B' class, Mary Rivers placed first with Lady, her Shetland sheepdog. In the graduate novice class first place was taken by Christine Allenby with her german shepherd, Helga. A plaque was awarded to Terry Gardner with her standard poodle, Taffy for attaining her CD degree in obedience trials. Classes begin again in September. SURREY TRADE & HOME SHOW AUG. 2-5, 1985 LIMITED NUMBER OF SPACES STILL AVAILABLE FOR HOME AND TRADE SHOW HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SURREY FARM FAIR: EVENTS INCLUDE: I.R.A. Rodeo Dairy & Beef Cattle Vegetable Exhibits Needlework' Exhibits Duck Race Beer Gardens Kiddleland M.F. Wagner Midway Nightly Grandstand Shows 4-H Division Fruit Exhibits Craft Exhibits Rooster Crow Casino INTERESTED COMMERCIAL EXHIBITORS RESERVE YOUR SPACE NOW! Call 576-9461 ' or Chris Riddell: 534-8298 SURREY FARM FAIR LAND SURVEYOR G.C. Emerson • 530-8733 5-13698-tt HjKjw^-^nwMTwai* "| 'i mm jmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmm —mm—mamm 5SUS55RW mmh ■n THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 13 FRIDAY EVENING JULYS, 1985 Copyright • 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME SPECIALS 8:00 O CALGARY STAMPEDE PARADE 12:00 O ULTIMATE CHALLENGE A documentary recounting the endurance and courage displayed by competitors in the Challenge Around the World, a nine-month, 27,000-mile yacht race. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 8:00 OO ROMPER ROOM (R) 10:00 Q READING RAINBOW Vincent Gardenia narrates "Louis The Fish," a tale about a man who turns into afish.(R)g DAYTIME SPORTS 1:00 O WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's singles semifinals, from Wimbledon, England. 2:00 Q O WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's singles semifinals from Wimbledon, England. 3:00 O PGA GOLF Canadian Open, second round, from Glenn Abbey golf course in Oakville, Ont. DAYTIME MOVIE 1:00 O *54 "The Gay Ran- chero" (1952, Western) Roy Rogers, Jane Frazee. A lawman sets out in search of a missing airplane. EVENING 8:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack's girlfriend's widowed father tries to romance Janef. ©WRITE COURSE ffl CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 O O NEWS O TOP STORY QO CFL FOOTBALL Toronto Argonauts at Edmonton Eskimos © GOOD TIMES Willona's Christmas joy is threatened when she learns that her most precious gift may be taken from her. ©WRITE COURSE © PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Maurice Bellemare. (4e de 4). 7:00 Q MY NAME IS TOMORROW O WHEEL OF FORTUNE © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with William Hurt. O JEOPARDY O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The Indian tiger is one of the rarest and assuredly the most beautiful of the big cats. © TAXI Elaine's budding romance with a handsome stranger takes a startling turn when he makes a surprising revelation. SHUNTERS' GOLD VANCOUVER Featured: pro-life activist Bernard Nathanson; a debate on the "real woman" contor- Ml--' . ,,*-'^v^l B___l DUKES OF HAZZARD A bonk on the head turns Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) into a pleasant, good-hearted man, on "The Dukes of Hazzard," which airs FRIDAY, JULY 5 on CBS. WWA y^i CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog ^mymMMM Mr r 1 J i__ \_ .._■ versy; Olympic gymnast Lori Fung. ffl LE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 ©LE POINT 7:30 O TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Bothered by constant distractions at home, Henry decides to find a studio in which to work. (R) O WEEKNIGHT SPECIAL "The Movie Mogul" A profile of Hal Roach, a 92- year-old producer/ director/ screenwriter. OTIC TAC DOUGH O SALE OF THE CENTURY O WORLD OF SURVIVAL © MARY TYLER MOORE Lou suffers an acute case of jealousy when an ex-girlfriend arrives at Mary's party with a male companion. © GROWING YEARS "Social Stereotyping" 7:35 ffl VIVRE A TROIS Jack cuisine un plat special pour Christie qui doit recevolr un copain. 8:00 O MURDER. SHE WROTE While visiting her English cousin in the South, Jessica learns the prime suspect in a murder is the victim's dog, left a fortune by his eccentric master. (R) O WEBSTER Webster's plans for a special Thanksgiving celebration are complicated by the arrival of George's rambunctious father and Kathe- rine's arrogant mother. (R) © MICHAEL NESMITH IN TELEVISION PARTS Host Michael Nesmith is joined by '50s rock singer Jerry Lee Lewis ("Whole Lotta Shakin'") and comedian Jerry Seinfeld. O DUKES OF HAZZARD A bump on the head transforms the wily Boss Hogg into a gentle, caring human being. (R) O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © MOVIE •* "The Premonition" (1976, Horror) Sharon Farrell, Jeff Corey. The deranged natural mother of a five-year-old girl unleashes her psychic powers on the adoptive mother in order to get her daughter back. ©CAMERA 8:05 ffl HORS SERIE: QUELQUES HOMMES DE BONNE VOLONTE La nouvelle d'une guerre immi- nente permet a un homme d'affaires vereux de s'enri- chir rapidement. (2e de 6) 8:30 O COMEDY FACTORY "Harry And The Kids" A crusty middle-aged bachelor (Max Gail) attempts to clear the air when his nephew is suspended from school, g O SPENCER Spencer's plans for a big New Year's bash go awry when his mother sets him up for the world's worst date. (R) O WALL STREET WEEK Guest: Alexander Paris, president, Barrington Research Associates. © STARTING A BUSINESS 9:00 O BEST TIMES (Premiere) The pressures, pitfalls, challenges and triumphs facing students and teachers at a contemporary Southern California high school are chronicled. Stars Jim Metzler and Janet Eilber. O BENSON Benson gets caught up in a sea of red tape when he takes on the city mayor, who plans to outlaw breakdancing in public places. (R) g O V After Ham and Kyle are captured by the aliens, Charles tries to force Ham to turn against the rebels. (R) O MOVIE • • "White Water Rebels" (1983, Adventure) Catherine Bach, James Brolin. A down-on- her-luck photojournalist encounters a rugged white water kayaker trying to stop the commercialization of a wild mountain river by unscrupulous developers. (R)g O CITIES © MOTORWEEK © MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER Hammer takes on a habitual gambler, an international financier and a treasury agent in order to solve the murder of a friend. (R) 9:05 ffl SUPERSTAR "Denise Filiatrault" 9*30 O PEOPLE DO THE CRAZIEST THINGS The making of a video; an attractive woman is set In cement; a bizarre hot dog stand, g O NIGHT COURT When the oldest madam in New York appears before Harry, her familiarity with past and present politicos becomes clear. (R) O SNOW JOB Ventriloquist Shari Lewis takes ski lessons at the Chateau; Courtney plays matchmaker for Peter and Melissa. (R)g ©MATTER OF TASTE 10:00 © NATIONAL / JOURNAL © MATT HOUSTON Matt collaborates with federal agents to nab a kidnapper who terrorized him as a child. (R)g O © MIAMI VICE Crockett and Tubbs aid federal agents in pursuit of an arms dealer, but the G-men seem more interested in retrieving the merchandise than in making the arrest. (R) O MAGNUM, P.I. A novelist afflicted with writer's block becomes involved in Magnum's latest case after displacing him from the guest house.(R) Q V After Ham and Kyle are captured by the aliens, Charles tries to force Ham to turn against the rebels. (R) O MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Citadel" Andrew Manson becomes absorbed in his new medical practice, but a former classmate encourages him to seek a more lucrative practice. (Part 2 of 10) (R) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO The star witness to a robbery and the shooting of a police officer disappears and Stone questions his real identity. © PORTRAITS OF POWER 10:05 ffl PARE CHOC 10:30 ©JAPAN TODAY 10:35 ffl CINEMA "Le Grand em- bouteillage" (1979, Comedie) Alberto Sordi, Marcel- lo Mastroianni. Un embouteillage monstre sur une autoroute italienne permet aux autochtones de se jauger, de se juger, de s'entraider ou de s'en- tretuer, se revelant les uns aux autres leur veritable identite. 11:00 BOQO NEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O A HORSEMAN RIDING BY "1905: The Storm" The relationship between Grace and Paul grows worse, particularly when Paul suggests that Claire become a nanny to their child. (Part 5 of 13) 8 WRESTLING SPORTSPAGE 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:25 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O WIMBLEDON TENNIS An update on today's events, from Wimbledon, England. ©ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie sees a way of getting even with a practical joker pal by arranging a date for him with a professional female impersonator. © MOVIE •• "Buck Rogers" (1939, Science- Fiction) Buster Crabbe, Constance Moore. Buck Rogers and his friends crash on an Arctic mountain where a peculiar nerve gas "freezes" them for 500 years. 11:45 O BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: talk show host David Letterman, singer Roberta Flack, actress Teresa Ganzel. (R) 11:50 O EVENING EDITION 12:00 O POLICE STORY Determined to bring a psychopathic murderer to justice, a sergeant (William Shatner) tries to gather enough evidence against him. O MOVIE •• "Avalanche" (1978, Drama) Rock Hudson, Mia Farrow. A developer's luxurious new ski resort and his many guests are threatened with death and destruction by an impending weather disaster. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Scheduled: author Dr. Benjamin Spock ("Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care") and his collaborator Michael Rothenberg; U. S. karate weapons champion Cyndi Rothrock. (R) © MOVIE -k-kVs "The Fan" (1949, Drama) Jeanne Crain, George Sanders. In Victorian England, a lady of questionable virtue uses her daughter to cover up for her mistakes and enhance her own social image. 12:05 O MOVIE •** "The Five Pennies" (1959, Biography) Danny Kaye, Barbara Bel Geddes. Bandleader Red Nichols nearly forfeits his career to care for his ill daughter. O MOVIE **54 "The Killer Who Wouldn't Die" (1976, Mystery) Mike Connors, Samantha Eggar.'The search for the killer of an undercover agent leads Ohanian into a network of intrigue which almost costs him his life. 12:45 O WIMBLEDON TENNIS 1:00 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: the new wave of popularity for an old favorite, the Teddy bear. 1:30 ONEWS © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Carvelli has a "close encounter" with the planet Yorxyl. 2:00 ©TWORONNIES 2:05 ©FANTASY ISLAND 2:16 ONEWS 2:20 O FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 ©NEWS 2:45 © MOVE •• "Sidewinder 1" (1977. Adventure) Michael Parks, Marjoe Gortner. Male and female riders encounter numerous hazards in a grueling motocross racing championship. 3*06 O WALTONS A famous evangelist comes to Walton's Mountain to preach and lead a baptismal ser- viCe- 3:20 O WALTONS 4:30 O HERE'S LUCY Lucy is the lone standout on a jury. FOR HEADS THAT TURN HEADS !■•! 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MORNING 5:00 O CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 O CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES 5:45 Q NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES ©WITH THIS RING 6:00 Q RAINBOW EXPRESS Q GARDENING WITH ED HUME OQ UP HOME TONIGHT © DIALOGUE © AGRICULTURE U.S.A. ©ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 6:30 ©BOOMERANG © ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS O Q DESTINATIONS ©GET ALONG GANG ©LENERICKSEN ©SIZE SMALL 7:00 © SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW ©SNORKS O SUN COUNTRY ©VEGETABLE SOUP ©STORYTIME © SESAME STREET (R) FRISKY FROLICS ©WIZARD OF OZ 7:30 © SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW Q PINK PANTHER AND SONS ©WORLD TOMORROW ©HOT FUDGE ©SMITH AND SMITH © ADVENTURES OF Pl- NOCCHIO 6:00 © MOVIE ***** "The Bachelor And The Bobby Soxer" (1947, Comedy) Cary Grant, Myrna Loy. An eligible bachelor is pursued by a love-struck schoolgirl, but he falls for. her older sister instead. © MIGHTY ORBOTS © WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's singles final, from Wimbledon, England. ©JERRY FALWELL © © JIM HENSON'S MUPPET BABIES ©WRESTLING 8 LIFE AROUND US SMURFS 8:30 ©TURBO TEEN © © DUNGEONS & DRA- GONS © WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 9:00 © RUBIK, THE AMAZING CUBE © Q WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's singles final from Wimbledon, England. © © BUGS BUNNY / ROADRUNNER ©NATURE OF THINGS © FABLES OF GREEN FOREST © BELLE ETSEBASTIEN 9:30 © SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERIES g ©STORYBOOK ©SPORT BILLY ©CANDY 10:00 ©WESTERN GARDENER © SCARY SCOOBY FUNNIES © CBS STORYBREAK "Zucchini" Animated. Bob Keeshan narrates the tale of a weasel-like creature that escapes from his zoo cage and embarks on a search for his roots. (R) g ©INNOVATION ©TOM AND JERRY ©FOUFOULI ©SPIDER-MAN © D'HIER A DEMAIN Un documentaire sur les instruments utilises pour celebrer les fetes en Suisse. 10:30 ©REACH FOR THE TOP © LITTLES g ©LAND OF THE LOST Q DO IT YOURSELF SHOW © TRADE OFFS / SELF, INC. ©SIZE SMALL 11:00 © PGA GOLF Canadian Open, third round, live from Glenn Abbey golf course in Oakville, Ont. © ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL "Horatio Alger Updated: Frank And Fearless" Young Jasper Kent (Thor Fields) outwits a group of kidnappers in order to save a young child and reclaim his family honor. (Part1of2)(R)g Q WIMBLEDON TENNIS CONTINUES © BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER ©SAVING ENERGY © WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS © STARTING A BUSINESS ©HERCULES ©UNIVERS DES SPORTS Au programme: reportage sur le Grand national Molson a Sanair; reportage sur le championnat canadien de gymnastique rythmique (Sudbury); chronique des Expos de Montreal; un regard sur les evenements sportifs du mois de juillet 1960. 11:30 © USFL FOOTBALL Semifinal Playoff game © SATURDAY SUPER- CADE Q VICTORY GARDEN ©TRANSFORMERS © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY ©100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 12:00 © Q WIMBLEDON TENNIS CONTINUES ©ALOHA CHINA ©GET ALONG GANG © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY 12:30 ©©POLE POSITION ©PRESENTS § PROJECT UNIVERSE INSIDE TRACK 1:00 © BASEBALL Boston Red Sox at California Angels © LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS How spiders hunt for food in the Florida Everglades, g © MOVIE •** "Isadora" (1969, Biography) Vanessa Redgrave, Jason Robards. Isadora Duncan whirls through various marriages and affairs while revolutionizing the art of modern dance. © CIRCLE OF SPORTS A two-hour weekly magazine hosted by Robert Conrad depicting the week's sports highlights from around the world. 8NEEDLECRAFT FISH 'N' STARS Guest: Alan Hale. © BAGATELLE 1:30 © MOVIE *** "The Desperadoes" . (1942, Western) Glenn Ford, Randolph Scott. An outlaw hired to pull off a robbery backs out instead when he finds friendship with the sheriff and love with a banker's daughter. 8 SEWING POWER COURAGE TO BE RICH © LES SCHTROUMPFS 2:00 Q SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Ponoka Rodeo, from Ponoka, Alta. Q Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR ©WRESTLING © ASTRO, LE PETIT ROBOT 2:30 ©CALCULUS © CAPITAINE CAVERNE 3:00 ©CBC NEWS ©RAINBOW EXPRESS © CBS SPORTS SPECIAL: OLD TIMERS BASEBALL CLASSIC Hall of Famers Joe DiMaggio, Hank Aaron and Whitey Ford are among those expected to take part in the fourth annual classic event, from RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. ©FUNORAMA ©FACES OF CULTURE © WRESTLING © LE MONDE MERVEIL- LEUX DE DISNEY "Le Re- nard du marais: I'epoque du reglement de comptes" Francis est determine a capturer le meurtrier de son neveu. (2e de 4) 3:15 ©EVENINGEDITION 3*30 O THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT Q IN SEARCH OF... "The Man Who Would Not Die" © THE EAGLE RETURNS Two injured bald eagles, aided in their recovery by a Florida Audubon Society group, return to their wilderness habitat. ©FACES OF CULTURE 4:00 Q BASEBALL Montreal Expos at Houston Astros O MOVIE **J4 "Trapped Beneath The Sea" (1974, Suspense) Lee J. Cobb, Martin Balsam. Four men are trapped in an underwater room dependent upon rescue Bushy MacAlder shows photo of Aldergrove Centre Mall hostages known as 'Al and Marg!' Watch this paper for future developments on their forthcoming release! teams to reach them before their oxygen runs out. Q START OF SOMETHING BIG Host Steve Allen looks at how successful people and popular things got started. This week: Cher, Sidney Sheldon, Esther Williams, Dom DeLuise, Steve Kanaly; "The Ed Sullivan Show," the yo-yo, the department store.(R) ©WEEKEND REPORT © FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY Q FRUGAL GOURMET Jeff Smith prepares chicken salad and chicken with leeks in cream. © MOVIE **J4 "Muscle Beach Party" (1964, Com edy) Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello. A wealthy woman idles away her time, money and affections on muscle men at the beach. § JEREMY / NODDY NEW MUSIC © BASEBALL Les Expos de Montreal visitent les Astros d'Houston 4:30 O O CFL FOOTBALL British Columbia Lions at Hamilton Tiger-Cats © CBS SPORTS SPECIAL: SPORTS INSIDE OUT A close-up look at sports from the perspective of young people. © SNEAK PREVIEWS Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons look at patriotic .movies, including "Places in the Heart," "Country" and "Red Dawn." (R) © FABLES OF GREEN FOREST 6:00 ©©NEWS ©BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON Pappy's affair with a nurse hits a rough spot when she reveals a secret. (Part 2 of 2) © THIS OLD HOUSE How to design an apartment kitchen. © CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION 5:30 8 NBC NEWS ©CAPITOL JOURNAL Sooter Studios k _ TO GETHER WE MAKE BEAUTIFUL PICTl JRES REPRINTS AND ^^^" 110, 126,135 ENLARGEMENTS^j^^^ 3v2 x s only on disc. 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Bypass, Langley I Next lo Bunsmasler] Phone 530-1224 ~ QOMD Sl/NDArT_X •mm mmmmmmmmmmmwmwm mmmm ,„.^..,^..»,t«(l i.rt^div _?*»*. aawam t-W*<.' - THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 15 SATURDAY EVENING EVENING 6:00 ©CBC NEWS ©ABCNEWSg © ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger. 0 CBS NEWS Q JANE QOODALL AND THE WORLD OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR "The Wild Dogs 01 Africa" Celled the most vicious hunters in the world, these dogs are intent only on feeding themselves and their puppies. CD FLINTSTONES 8 BITS AND BYTES STAR TREK The Enterprise finds the remains of the "Valiant," a starship that disappeared years earlier. 6:30 O TWORONNIES OONEWS O QOOD TIMES Grandpa Evans- brings a special guest ■' of his own for Thanksgiving. m MICROPROCESSORS ffl FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE JAZZ DE MONTREAL "Vic Vogel Big Band" 6*50 O EVENING* EDITION 7:00 O EDDIE EASTMAN O MUPPETS Guest: Gladys Knight. O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Roger Moore, Tanya Roberts, Julio Iglesias, Esther Williams, Chariene Tilton, Constance Towers. (R) O SOLID GOLD Hosts: Glen Campbell, Natalie Cole. Guests: Neil Sedaka, 'Til Tuesday, Marie Osmond, Bon Jovi, Greg Kihn, Corey Hart, Carly Simon (interview). O NATURE "The Discovery Of Animal Behavior" A survey of naturalists' efforts to understand the language of animals, including the work of Karl von Frisch, Konrad Lorenz, Niko Tinbergen and Esther Cullen. (Part5of6)(R)g CD JEFFERSONS While out to lunch with Ralph the doorman, George spies Helen Willis with "another man."cp © ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING £D JACK VAN IMPE ffl LES HEROS DU SAMEDI Au programme: Golf du Club Le Cardinal a Ste-Dorothee. 7:30 O COUNTRY EAST O MUPPETS Guest: Paul Simon. O SNOW JOB Ventriloquist Shari Lewis takes ski lessons at the Chateau; Courtney plays matchmaker for Peter and Melissa. (R)g O BIZARRE Sketches: Willie and Lester; Mr. Gandhi's neighborhood; human Atari. (R) © TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Bothered by constant distractions at home, Henry decides to lind a studio in which to work. G9 MONEY'S WORTH 8:00 OHAUNTINGS O O T.J. HOOKER Stacy's life is on the line when killers discover her role as a masseuse is part of an assignment to infiltrate a prostitution ring. (R) O Q CD DIFF'RENT STROKES Willis becomes the middleman In a police IT'S YOUR MOVE Matt (Jason Bateman) is forced to come clean when his mother catches him attempting to blackmail her employer, on NBC's "It's Your Move," airing SATURDAY, JULY 6. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog effort to curb drug abuse at his high school. (R) g Q O COVER UP Though still puzzled about Mac's disappearance, Dani is recruited by Henry Towler to join another agent (Antony Hamilton) in locating a missing author who may have been kidnapped and could expose the operation. (R) O WILD AMERICA A look at the ways a variety of fish adapt to their environment in North American waters, cp © MOVIE ••• "Experiment In Terror" (1962, Suspense) Glenn Ford, Lee Remick. A terror-stricken girl aids the FBI in the capture of a master criminal. SNOVA UNIVERS INCONNUS Au bord du Lac Neuchatel en Suisse, une equipe de plongee ecume le fond du lac a la recherche d'ar- tefacts de I'age de bronze. 8:30 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE O IT'S YOUR MOVE Matt's latest scheme revolves around efforts to stop Norman from replacing his retiring school teacher. (R) 8 PROFILES OF NATURE GIMME A BREAK Nell and Addy spend a friendly, sentimental Christmas together until a battle starts over Addy's handsome neighbor. (R) 0:00 O Q) LOVE BOAT Two young men mistake a pretty girl for a birthday gift; a selfish daughter objects to her father's romance; Stubing rejects a woman qualified to be the ship's captain. (R) g O GIMME A BREAK Nell and Addy spend a friendly, sentimental Christmas together until a battle starts over Addy's handsome neighbor. (R) O O AIRWOLF Dom and Hawke investigate a motion picture scam where the movie isn't real but the robbery in the script will actually take place. (R) O MOVIE **J4 "Remembrance Of Love" (1982, Drama) Kirk Douglas, Pam Dawber. A middle-aged widower travels to Israel with his daughter to attend the World Gathering of Holocaust Survivors and to search for the woman he loved as a teenager. O WILDERNESS 8 ENTERPRISE RAID LE CAP: TERRE DEFEU 9*30 Q MAMA'S FAMILY Vint is thrilled, but the rest of the family is in shock when Naomi announces she's pregnant. (R) O GREAT ZOOS OF THE WORLD © MOTORWEEK 10:00 O WAYNE AND SHUSTER O Q) FINDER OF LOST LOVES A young woman hires Cary to find her identical twin who has mysteriously disappeared; Daisy aids a successful attorney in her search for a former college sweetheart. (R) g O HUNTER Hunter is arrested when a drug dealer he's been investigating Is murdered with Hunter's gun.(R) O ST. ELSEWHERE West- phall's daughter leaves for college; Craig's sexual difficulties with his wife force him to sleep at the hospital; members of the nursing staff follow through with plans to stage a strike. O MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER Hammer takes on a habitual gambler, an international financier and a treasury agent in order to solve the murder of a friend. (R) Q DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE (0 PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN "Rape As Sexual Politics" fflLE TELEJOURNALg 10:20 Q EVENING EDITION ffl LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:30 O FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE O MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS O WEEK'S END 10:35 ffl CINEMA *!4 "Miracles a Las Vegas" (1977, Drame) Polly Bergen, Lloyd Bridges. Divers drames ont lieu dans le cadre d'un telethon organise au profit des per- sonnes handicapees. 11:00 O NATIONAL g OOONEWS Q O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O DICK EMERY SHOW CB TWILIGHT ZONE A wealthy old man makes life difficult for his greedy niece even after he dies. ED PUTTIN' ON THE HITS Lip-synced renditions of "The Glamorous Life," "War Song," "Can't Drive 55," "Lover Girl," "Rip It Up" and "Too Much Too Young." 11:15 O ABCNEWSg 11:20 OOONEWS 11:30 O MOVIE **J4 "The Man" (1971, Drama) James Earl Jones, Martin Balsam. After circumstances thrust a black senator into the presidency, Congress refuses to take him seriously. O 0) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Roy Scheider. Musical guest: Billy Ocean ("Caribbean Queen," "Loverboy"). (R) O WRESTLING O THE BOUNDER A new British comedy series about likeable rogue Howard Booth (Peter Bowles) who, upon his release from prison, moves in with his sister (Rosalind Ayres) and brother-in-law (George Cole). (B TWILIGHT ZONE Elva Keene, a flftyish spinster who has been confined to her bed and wheelchair for years, is driven to distraction by mysterious telephone calls on a dead line. 11:35 O SPORTSLINE 12:00 O MOVIE *• "House On Telegraph Hill" (1951, Drama) Richard Basehart, Valentina Cortese. At the end of World War II, a displaced European assumes the identity of a deceased friend in order to immigrate to the U.S. . © DOCTOR WHO "The Revenge Of The Cyber- men" The Cybermen try to neutralize the Nerva space station as a prelude to taking over the gold mines of Voga. 12:05 O MOVIE ***!4 "Three Women" (1977, Drama) Sissy Spacek, Shelley Duvall. Two contrastingly different young nursing home workers develop an intense relationship with a withdrawn patient. O MOVIE **!4 "Law And Order" (1976, Drama) Darren McGavin, Suzanne Pleshette. Based on the novel by Dorothy Uhnak. Three generations of an Irish family in New York City pursue law enforcement as a career. 12:30 O MOVIE ***54 "Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams" (1973, Drama) Joanne Woodward, Martin Balsam. A middle-aged man decides to treat his wife to a European vacation in an effort to revive their dying marriage. 1:00 O START OF SOME THING BIG Host Steve Allen looks at how successful people and popular things got started. This week: Cher, Sidney Sheldon, Esther Williams, Dom DeLuise, Steve Kanaly; "The Ed Sullivan Show," the yo-yo, the department store. (R) 1:30 QAVENGERS 2:00 Q MOVIE •• "Overboard" (1978, Adventure) Angie Dickinson, Cliff Robertson. An idyllic around- the-world cruise is tragically interrupted for a wealthy attorney when his wife falls off their yacht during a storm. © MELBA MOORE'S COLLECTION OF LOVE SONGS 2:25 ONEWS 2:30 ONEWS 2:35 O FANTASY ISLAND 3:05 O FANTASY ISLAND 4:00 O MOVIE **J4 "Paradise Alley" (1978, Drama) Sylvester Stallone, Armand Assante. Three scheming brothers from New York City's Hell's Kitchen combine brains and brawn in their efforts to create better lives for themselves. 4:05 O WALTONS John-Boy becomes the subject of public indignation when he insists on printing excerpts from Hitler's "Meln Kampf." 75th ANNIVERSARY Naval reunions planned VICTORIA - This year in conjunction with the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Canadian Navy, national reumions for former university naval training division members have been planned across Canada. HMCS Malahat in Victoria will host the west coast reunion to be held August 29 to September 1 to. cele brate both the 75th anniversary and the 40th anniversary of the formation of the UNTD. Festivities will include attendance at several anniversary events - the naval assembly and tattoo: UNDT weepers and dedication of a piano, briefings, a church parade and a formal ball at the Empress Hotel - all planned to reawaken memories and renew friendships. If you are a former member or know former members of the UNTD and would like to register or receive further information about the weekend package contact HMCS Malahat (380- 4319) or Dr. Phil Neroutses, 645 Port St., Victoria (382- 3522). . ttt. i-Vf 11JI Chili cook-off returns The Westin Bay- shore; Molson Brewery and WX 1130 radio announce that the fifth annual "Canadian Chili Championship" will be held Saturday, August 24 at the Westin Bayshore. This year's event will once again be a one^day event with activities beginning in the morning and leading up to an incredible afternoon cook-off! There are a number of ingredients that make the Canadian Chili Championship such a success, one of which is the great music provided by WX 1130's veiy own "Elmer Tippe and his Supercountry band"! The "Canadian Chili Championship" is a sanctioned event by the International Chili Society and the grand prize winner will advance to the 1985 World Chili Championship to be held in Southern California this fall. Persons interested in obtaining further information and registration forms can drop by the Westin Bayshore, Molson Brewery, WX 1130 Radio, or by calling WX 1130 at 684-5131. Registration deadline is Friday, August 2. There will be a limit of 50 competitors, drawn from all entries received. ATTENTION I Aldergrove residents ABBOTSFORD TAXI LTD. Reminding you that we are still servicing the Aldergrove area. 24 hr. service, 7 days a week. Also service to Washington State. 852-5251 ii ■' ' ■ " '.''.■ ■ .■■.. . i ' —mm t ■ ,.*..*, .h.uh.i'.. ><,« ^.gJBT.i^-»'*u iii ij..'H.i..ii..iii ui^Bpy^^<^>^pwwwBPwPWiwwwwHWWWwwiwaB.H-.J..,...>... .1 • • .i 16 THE ALDERGROVESTAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 SUNDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON JULY 7, 1985 Copyright" 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. MORNINQ 5:45 O NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES 6:00 O TOWN MEETING O TAKING ADVANTAGE O O WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's singles final, live from Wimbledon, England. 8 IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE INSIDE TRACK 6:30 O FAITH FOR TODAY O EYE ON THE NORTHWEST O DIGEST OSIZE SMALL 7:00 O THIS IS THE LIFE O EUCHARIST O WORLD TOMORROW 8 TO BE ANNOUNCED WIZARD OF OZ 7:30 O REAL TO REEL O NORTHWEST ENCOUNTER O MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD O JIMMY SWAGGART O ADVENTURES OF PI- NOCCHIO 8:00 O HOBBLEDEHOY OBOOMERANG O WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's singles final, from Wimbledon, England. O SUNDAY MORNING O SESAME STREET (R) HERCULES 8*30 O MOVIE ••• "Stars And Stripes Forever" (1952, Biography) Clifton Webb, Debra Paget. After leaving the Marine Corps Band, John Philip Sousa forms a band of his own. OKIDSWORLD 8 DAY OF DISCOVERY PROFESSOR KITZEL 9:00 O HARDY BOYS / NANCY DREW MYSTERIES O O WIMBLEDON TENNIS CONTINUES Q MISTER ROGERS (R) CB LENERICKSEN (D FABLES OF GREEN FOREST O ROCKET ROBIN HOOD S3 LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 9*30 O FACE THE NATION Q 3-2-1 CONTACT (R)g © ROBERTSCHULLER C0 STORYBOOK O SPIDER-MAN 10:00 O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: PGA Canadian Open Golf, final round live from Glenn Abbey golf course in Oakville, Ont. O VIEWPOINT ON THE NEWS O MOVIE O THE CLOSING DOOR: AN INVESTIGATION OF U.S. IMMIGRATION POLICY A survey of Haitian, Cuban and Vietnamese migration, an examination of debate over employer sanctions, worker IDs and amnesty (or aliens in residence, and a look at the status of reform in Congress, including the Simp- son-Mazzoli bill. (R) © CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION O WIZARD OF OZ O WOODY LE PIC 10:30 O THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY WORLD TOMORROW _ SIZE SMALL ODUNEUFAUZOO 11:00 O CAPITOL JOURNAL CD ERNEST ANGLEY m MAGIC HATS /READ IT O 100 HUNTLEY STREET ffl LES ECRIVAINS FRAN- CAIS 11:30' O USFL FOOTBALL Semifinal Playoff game O OUR SACRED LAND An examination of the conflict over historic and religious rights to the American Indian holy grounds in South Dakota. Q © IN OTHER WORDS / READ ALL ABOUT IT ffl SECOND REGARD Reprise des meilleurs moments de la visite du pape Jean-Paul II au Canada. AFTERNOON 12:00 O O FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY O TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Abe Hoppen- stein, consul-general for South Africa in New York, defends his government's racial policies. ©IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE CD INTRODUCING BIOLOGY Ql WRESTLING 12:30 O O CFL FOOTBALL Ottawa Rough Riders at Saskatchewan Roughrid- ers O MCLAUGHLIN GROUP CB KENNETH COPELAND CB PROJECT UNIVERSE ffl FOOTBALL PROFESSIONAL CANADIEN Les Rough Riders d'Ottawa visitant les Roughriders de Regina 1:00 O CBS SPORTS SUNDAY Scheduled: The Tour' de France, a three-week bicycle race covering over 2,500 miles through the Alps and Pyrenees Mountains and finishing in Paris; Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Roger Mayweather for the WBC Super Featherweight Championship title, scheduled for 15 rounds, live from Las Vegas. Q WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g ©NEEDLECRAFT O WRESTLING 1:30 Q WALL STREET WEEK Guest: Alexander Paris, president, Barrington Research Associates. ©SUNDAY LINE ©SEWING POWER 2:00 O MEETING PLACE (R) O SPORTSWORLD Scheduled: U.S. Gymnastics Championships, from Jacksonville, Fla. O GREAT PERFORMANCES "The Life Of Verdi" The years in which Giuseppe Verdi premiered "Luisa Miller," "II Trova- tore" and began "Rigolet- to" are dramatized. (Part 3 of6)(R)g © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR O JACK VAN IMPE 2:30 © DIGEST ©TIME'S HARVEST 3:00 O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Grand Prix of France, from Le Castellet, France. O SUPER CHARGERS O MOVIE © FUNORAMA S RELIGIOUS QUEST OCEANS ALIVE ffl COURT METRAGE 3:30 O HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Fonzie matches blades with a French fencing champion who first insults America and then Joanie. O DRAG RACING "Springnationals" O CANADA IN VIEW O ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger. O ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD © WORK OF THE KIDNEYS ©COURAGE TO BE RICH ffl DOCUMENTAIRES CANADIENS (Debut) Une mere de famille enquete sur I'implantation des ordi- nateurs en societe et dis- cute du probleme avec sa fille. 4:00 OAVENGERS O FOR THE RECORD O WILD AMERICA A look at the ways a variety of fish adapt to their environment in North American waters, g 8 JEREMY / NODDY MEMORIES WITH LAWRENCE WELK "Songs And Dances From Vaudeville Days" ffl LA REVOLUTION ROMANTIQUE 4:30 O THIS WEEK IN B.C. O CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES OO QUESTION PERIOD Q PROFILES OF NATURE © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan is replaced as the POW officer in charge. © FABLES OF GREEN FOREST 5:00 O CBC NEWS OONEWS O O UNTAMED WORLD A look at the measures taken to protect and preserve the wildlife of British Columbia from sportsmen and tourists. (R) O THE HEART OF THE DRAGON A look at the lives of Chinese factory workers and coal miners in Datong, where the support systems of state-run industries are being affected by economic reforms and decentralization, g ©CHIPS © ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PRINCE © GLOBAL NEWSWEEK ffl LA SEMAINE VERTE 5:30 O 1985 MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION The winners of the 1985 musical competition and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra perform together in this concert from the Places des Arts in Montreal. O ABCNEWSg QNBCNEWS O WEEKEND EDITION O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS The adaptation of the Japanese snow monkey to snow conditions for purposes of survival is examined. O BEST OF WEBSTER ©HUNTERS GOLD SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR CLASSIFIEDS 856-8303 Otter 4-H horse clubbers earn top marks OTTER - A number of Otter 4-H horse club members have shown outstanding accomplishments over the past months. Members have received recognition in the Miss Cloverdale Rodeo and Miss Langley pageants, as well as in the district and regional public speaking and demonstration competitions. Several members have also won provincial and national trips. Andrea Blamire won the Miss Cloverdale Rodeo crown and Sandra Murray was Miss Congeniality at the same pageant. Although she didn't win, Cindy Mortimer was an excellent representative for the 4-H junior council in the Miss Langley pageant. In senior public speaking, Andrea Blamire placed second in Langley district and went on to the regional competition. In junior speaking, Denise Allen received an honorable mention.at the district competition. Two other members are Alison McNair and Kim Sauder. This past week they placed second at the senior district demonstrations and will be going on to the regionals on July 11. Glynis Heather and Alison McNair are two of 12 Langley 4-Hers chosen to attend Foundation One this week at Nara- mata. Cindy Mortimer will represent the club on an open house Canada exchange to Nova Scotia this summer. And finally, this reporter will be off to the national 4-H club conference in Toronto, November 6 to 11. 600 student jobs found; outlook bright LANGLEY - Friday was only the first day of summer and the Langley Canada Employment Centre for Students has already found over 600 jobs for local students. And according to student placement officer Lea Woodrow the outlook is still bright. "All of us in the office are sure that we can double our placement figures by September," she says. The success of the centre this year is reflected in the long and varied list of employers who have used the services so far. "Established business firms in Langley have come to us for secretaries. Restaurants have placed orders for buspeople, waiters, and waitresses. Actually, job orders have run the gamut from hayers to professional dancers," Woodrow says. Not surprisingly the CEC-S staff try to place students in career-related positions, but they stress that employment opportunities abound in other areas as well. "We work very hard to put our best students into jobs and now that the good weather is here more employers are thinking of summer. Sometimes in terms of office relief work or maybe about extra help that's needed around the farm." The Langley Canada Employment Centre for Students is located in room 202 - 20621 Logan Avenue. The phone number if 533-1201. Stop and think about it Would your family know what to do if they were suddenly faced with the need to make funeral arrangements? You can record your wishes with us in advance ... thus assuring that they'll have a helpful guide to follow. IPhenderson's ^jL I I FUNERAL HOMES LTD iw'&WtTAfl "People Helping People" 20786 Fraser Hwy., Langley 530-6488 45901 Victoria Avenue, Chilliwack 792-1344 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 Olllce: 856-6113 24-14832-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. Rev. David Reuss Minister St. Alban's Otter Worship Service and Church School - 9:30 a.m. Church Office: 534-6514 ADKGRCM MPTIST CHURCH 28163 Swensson Ave., Aldergrove 856-1413 Rev. Samuel 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 wnm» ■ mmmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 17 SUNDAY EVENING EVENING 6:00 ©WALT DISNEY "Mickey And Donald Present Sport Goofy / Western Velvet" Mickey, Donald and Goofy construct a folding boat, Goofy learns how to swim, and Big Ben and Little Joe play a frenzied tennis match; a gambler wins a valuable horse in a poker game and gives the animal to his son. (R) O TOWN MEETING "Intimate Relationships" Ii ALMOST LIVE OONEWS O CBS NEWS Q NOVA A look at the effects of INSAT 18, India's communications satellite, on the nation's villages and rural areas. (R) g ©BIG VALLEY 8 WILDLIFE ON ONE COURAGE TO BE RICH O PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Marcel Sci- pion. (2e de 3) 6:30 O AT THE MOVIES Scheduled: a review of Jack Nicholson's career. QNEWS O SUPER LOTO 8 AUTO UPGRADE LAURIER'S PEOPLE Guest: Jim Green, D.E.R.A. organizer. 83 RENCONTRES Auteur Hans URS Von Balthazar ("La Gloire et la croix" et "La Foi du Christ") ex- plique pourquoi il est Chretien. 7:00 O FRAGGLE ROCK When Red discovere her favorite radish bars missing, she suspects her best friend. (R)g O MOVIE ••% "The Bad News Bears In Breaking Training" (1977, Comedy) William Devane, Jackie Earle Haley. The young star of a Little League baseball team heads for the Houston Astrodome and enlists the aid of his estranged father to coach the misfits. (R) g O PUNKY BREWSTER Andy Gibb is the host of a beauty contest that Punky hopes to win in order to impress Henry. (R) O LITTLEST HOBO Hobo teams up with a firefighter to save victims from a factory blaze. (Part 2 of 2) (R) QO 60 MINUTES O FALL GUY Astronauts Mike Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Scott Carpenter guest star in a story about a film project set up as a cover for the theft of a $10 million computer component. Q SMITHSONIAN WORLD Host David McCullough examines old and new telescopes and a variety of tools and methods for measuring time. (R) g O COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "The Warm-Blooded Sea: Mammals Of The Deep" Captain Cousteau traces the evolution of sea life, the warm-blooded "revolution" and the return of mammals like whales, seala and dolphins to the sea. 8 WESTLAND TERRE HUMAINE Les jeunes travaillent a I'amen- agement du campus, g 7:30 O BEACHCOMBERS Nick and Old Moses come to the rescue when Relic angers the guardian spirit on the Seahost's ancient graveyard. (R) g __^>__ __m*__,' ^_m aWaw^- 'IIHk^ j4-__________^VL_3_EP**B _W ■ _W%__*$!__\ '_______________\^________^^^ SECOND SIGHT: A LOVE STORY Elizabeth Montgomery stars as an independent blind woman with a strong-willed seeing- eye dog. She finds her resistance to emotional involvements being broken down by a man for whom she is beginning to have strong feelings, in "Second Sight: A Love Story," airing SUNDAY, JULY 7 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog Q SILVER SPOONS Ricky's involvement in a sports-betting computer program prompts him to wager $100 on a "sure thing." (R) O BIZARRE Sketches: Willie and Lester; Mr. Gandhi's neighborhood; human Atari. (R) © PORTRAITS OF POWER O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Juste pour rirel" Extraits des meil- leurs spectacles pres- entes dans le cadre du 2e Festival avec les invites I'humoriste francais Po- peck, les Foubrac, Pierre Verville, Daniel Lemire et le magicien Daniel Polydor. 8:00 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O O KNIGHT RIDER Michael triea to prove that a multimillion-dollar racehorse's death was staged by a crooked track veterinarian. (R) g O CAGNEY & LACEY Chris and Mary Beth's suicide investigation turns into a murder case involving a sordid relationship between the victim and his daughter. (R) g O MURDER, SHE WROTE While visiting her English cousin in the South, Jessica learns the prime suspect in a murder is the victim's dog, left a fortune by his eccentric master. (R) o NATURE "The Discovery Of Animal Behavior" An exploration of the relationship between animals' behavior and the kinds of communities in which they live and function. (R) g CD MOVIE •*•!* "The Man Who Came To Dinner" (1942, Comedy) Monty Woolley, Bette Davis. A feisty celebrity stranded because of an accident decides to help out at his hosts' home. © NOVA The history, heroes and miracles of plastic surgery in mending the accidents of war and birth. Q) TV'S BLOOPERS AND PRACTICAL JOKES Vintage footage from Johnny Carson's "Who Do You Trust?"; Lisa Whelchel and Merv Griffin are practical joke victims; Robert Klein presents a "Streets of New York" segment. (R) 8:30 OLE TELEJOURNAL g 8'50 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "L'histolre des Inventions" L'homme a d'abord invente pour vlvre pour se nourrir, pour sur- vivre: la roue, la charrue, la faucille, le rouet, le potter- ie, etc. g 9:00 O PLANET FOR THE TAKING Host David Suzuki takes a look at the origins of our species and the common biological links between man and other life forme. (R) g O MOVIE •••Vi "Norma Rae" (1979, Drama) Sally Field, Beau Bridges. A young woman faces alienation from her family and friends as she attempts to unionize her fellow factory workers in a Southern mill town. (R) g O MOVIE •• "Police Woman Centerfold" (1983, Drama) Melody Anderson, Ed Marinaro. A New Mexico police officer jeopardizes her personal life and her career by posing for the centerfold of a national magazine. (R) O O MOVIE ••• "Eye Of The Needle" (1981, Suspense) Donald Sutherland, Kate Nelligan.While on a remote Scottish island to meet a German submarine, an Axis spy meets a lonely woman. O MOVIE ••% "Second Sight: A Love Story" (1984, Drama) Elizabeth Montgomery, Barry Newman. A blind woman comes to terms with her disability through stubborn independence, a sense of humor and the challenges posed by a man who loves her. (R)g O MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Citadel" After Andrew receives a gift of five pounds, he faces unexpected trouble. (Part 3 ofl6)(R)g S BIRDS MOVIE ••• "There's A Girl In My Soup" (1970, Comedy) Peter Sellers, Goldie Hawn. A disorganized young lady causes problems for a man-about- town television personality. 9:50 O LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Laureate du 23e Concours national de Radio-Canada" g 10:00 O ALEX COLVILLE: THE SPLENDOUR OF ORDER A portrait of war artist Alex Colville focusing on the influence of his trip to the Bergen Belsen concentration camp in the 1940's. Q GREAT PERFORMANCES "The Life Of Verdi" Verdi completes "La Traviata," marries Giuseppina and has a memorable meeting with Napoleon III. (Part4of6)(R)g ©60 MINUTES © NATIONAL GEO GRAPHIC "Dive To The Edge Of Creation" A deep- dive expedition off the Galapagos Islands reveals exotic forms of sea life nourished by bacteria which convert chemicals into organic matter. 10:60 O LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 O NATIONAL ("The Nation's Business" will follow.) g OONEWS © TWILIGHT ZONE An insufferable cowboy star comes face to face with the real Jesse James. 0) ETHIOPIA: THE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES 11:05 O CINEMA •••• "A I'ouest, rien de nouveau" (1930, Drame) Lew Ayree, Louis Wolheim. Des jeunes allemand enthousiastes s'enrolent dans I'armee du Kaiser et ils sont vite di- riges vers le front. 11:15 ONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS 11:25 ONEWS 11:30 O SPORTSLINE O QEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE O CBS NEWS Q IRON HORSE This special offers a fascinating look at an abstract sculpture that caused a riot. © TWILIGHT ZONE Charles Whitley comes up with an idea for returning to his youth. 11:35 OONEWS 11:40 Q ABCNEWSg 11:45 O TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE An amateur warlock is convinced he'll win a $10 million jackpot and later seeks revenge on the actual winner. 11:55 O MOVIE ••& "Murph The Surf" (1974, Adventure) Robert Conrad, Donna Mills. Two light-fingered beach bums and a female accomplice leave behind a trail of empty jewel boxes and broken dreams as they successfully snatch the "Star Of India" gem. 12:00 O MOVIE **V4 "Bedlam" (1946, Drama) Boris Karloff, Anna Lee. A girl crusades to improve the horrid conditions in London's infamous insane asylum. O MOVIE ••• "Gun- fight At The O.K. Corral" (1957, Western) Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas. Wyatt Earp and Doc Holli- day meet the Clantons in a shootout in Tombstone, Arizona, in 1881. O DAVID SUSSKIND Former high-fashion models of the 1950s discuss the un- glamorous facets of their careers. ©RUSH O MOVIE ••• "Rose- land" (1977, Drama) Ger- aldine Chaplin, Helen Gallagher. A widow, a wealthy woman and an elderly lady reveal their true personalities: in the magic glow of Roseland, New York's legendary dance hall. 12:15 O MOVIE 12:20 O MOVIE •• "Freelance" (1982, Suspense) Ian McShane, Gayle Hunnicut. A young man who witnesses the murder of a man with mob connections is entangled In a twist of fate. O MOVE ••» "High Midnight" (1979, Drama) Mike Connors, David Bir- ney. A construction worker seeks revenge when his wife and child are mistakenly killed in a drug raid. 1:55 ONEWS 2:20 OO FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 ONEWS . 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH Double-T club triumphs By LINDA SCHULTZ ALDERGROVE - So far it has been an excellent year for the Double-T 4H horse club, On May 11, many members participated in the Hazelmere play day at Sunnyside arena. They captured the high-point trophy for the day and many blue and red ribbons on June 2. Double-T also did very well at the Otter playday held at the Langley Riders arena. On June 15 at Matsqui fairgrounds was the Rusty Spurs playday, and the club faired out with very pleasing results. One of the activities the 4H clubs have to do is judging. The 4 H'ers have to judge two other animals beside their own project. They have a choice of the two other animals. The judging period is a total of five weeks and each 4-H animal - is judged at two different farms, just in case the kids aren't able to make it to one farm. At the end of judging and near the end of the 4-H year there is a rally where the kids judge the animals they picked and their project animal, except for marks this time. This year, the judging rally is being held at Matsqui fairgrounds on July 27. 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DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 O O ROMPER ROOM (R) 10:00 O READING RAINBOW Comic Jerry Stiller is the voice of a dinosaur comedian in "Digging Up Dinosaurs." (R) g DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 0 •*• "The Late George Apley" (1947, Comedy) Ronald Colman, Peggy Cummins. A manufacturer's daughter causes a stir within Boston's high society. 1:00 ' O *>* "Three In The Saddle" (1945, Western) Tex Ritter. A trio of Texas Rangers fight for law and order. 2:00 ffi "Le Pion" (1978, Comedie) Henri Guybet, Claude Jade. Un prof6sseur auxi- liaire que ses collegues n'appreciaient guere, volt leur comportment change . lorsqu'un de ses manus- crits est publie et remporte le prix Goncourt. EVENING 6:00 SO ONEWS ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Janet tells her parents that she and Jack are newlyweds. m MULTICULTURE ffi CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © GOOD TIMES Michael discovers the world of CB radios and ends up with more than his handle can handle. 8 CALCULUS PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Romain Gary. (1 rede 4). 7:00 8 FOOTLOOSE IN B.C. WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview, with Maggie Smith. O LIVE IT UP Featured: the allure of privately owned railway cars; in search of the perfect chair; health and safety aspects of whirlpool baths. (R)q 8 JEOPARDY WILD/WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS This Is the story of Kaziranga wildlife sanctuary in India and its struggle to keep the Indian Rhino out of danger. © TAXI Bobby allows Elaine to stay in his apartment when he leaves to go on tour in a play for a month. S MONEY'S WORTH VANCOUVER ffiLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 ffiLE POINT 7:30 OVENTURE O WEEKNIGHT Featured: visit a Seattle animation studio. OTIC TAC DOUGH O JEFFERSONS George is humiliated when he drops a home run ball at Yankee Stadium •- but BORN BEAUTIFUL Lori Singer (standing) and Erin Gray play ambitious New York fashion models struggling to survive and excel in an extremely competitive marketplace, in "Born Beautiful," which airs MONDAY, JULY 8 on NBC. Ed Marjnaro co-stars as a photography expert and love interest for Miss Gray. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog Patricia WJ. host guests Reggie Jackson comes to the rescue. (R) g O SALE OF THE CENTURY O LITTLEST HOBO Hobo helps a conniving litte boy face his character flaw and the crime he has committed. (R)g O WORLD OF SURVIVAL O MARY TYLER MOORE The new owner of WJM adopts new procedures that raise disapproval from the news staff, though no one dares to speak out - except Murray. O BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT ffi CINEMA • **J4 "James Bond contre Dr. No" (1963, Drame) Sean Connery, Ursula Andress. Enquetant sur la mort d'un collegue survenue en Jamaique, James Bond dolt affronter le Dr. No et sa bande. 8:00 \ their lives. ° O MUSEUM WITHOUT WALLS 8:30 O ME AND MY GIRL The new marketing chief of one of Simon's largest clients considers using another advertising agency. O BIZARRE Sketches: Lily Tomlin operator; Snow White today; an unusual natural food restaurant. (R) 9:00 O O KATE ft ALLIE When Allie returns to school, a biology professor's heartless demands' lead her to desperate behavior and big trouble. (R) O ffl MOVIE •• "Born Beautiful" (1982, Drama) Erin Gray, Lori Singer. In New York, a top fashion model embarks upon a career change by aiding a teen-ager to achieve her goal of being part of the highly competitive world of HANGIN' IN Kate's role \m0deling. (R) as a Big Sister is compli- Q g movie ** "Fal- nntnrl uihnn lha /l i r I ■* o {___ « ■ __■ _>.._*_*_% _,_• cated when the girl's fa . ther shows an interest in Kate; Webster enters a bake-off. (R)g OBASEBALL O TV'S BLOOPERS AND PRACTICAL JOKES Vintage footage from Johnny Carson's "Who Do. You Trust?"; Lisa Whelchel and Merv Griffin are practical joke victims; Robert Klein presents a "Streets' of New York" segment. (R) O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Roger Moore, Tanya Roberts, Julio Iglesias, Esther Williams, Chariene . Tilton, Constance Towers. (R) O SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Amanda and Lee try to track down a hit man and diamond thief in London. Guests: Stephen Davies, Geoffrey Whitehead. (R) O LIVE IT UP Featured: the allure of privately owned railway cars; in search of the perfect chair; health and safety aspects of whirlpool baths. (R)g O THE HEART OF THE DRAGON An examination of China's criminal justice system, featuring actual legal proceedings that reveal patterns of social change threatening to crowd and transform the courts, g © MOVIE ***** "Games" (1967, Suspense) Simone Sig- noret, James Caan. An affluent young couple's bizarre diversions lead to murder when a mysterious, middle-aged woman enters con's Gold" (1982, Adventure) John Marley, Simon MacCorkindale. A scoop- hungry journalist follows an archaeologist and his daughter in their search for legendary gold treasure in the Mexican jungle. O POLDARK Demelza discovers that Ross's trial is in danger of being perjured by paid witnesses. 03 NOVA "The Woman Rebel" Piper Laurie stars as Margaret Sanger who, almost single-handedly, changed the attitude of the male-dominated medical profession toward "women's problems." 9*30 O O NEWHART At the Beaver Lodge's roasting of George as man of the year, Dick's wisecracks are popular with everyone except the guest of honor. (R) 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL 0 © CAGNEY & LACEY Chris and Mary Beth's suicide investigation turns into a murder case involving a sordid relationship between the victim and his daughter. (R) g Q SMITHSONIAN WORLD A look at human accommodations to life on earth, in space, under ground and under water, featuring the development of the skyscraper and the evolution of the space suit. (R) g 8 CAMERA ACOMMUNIQUER 10:30 O MONEY'S WORTH 10:35 ffi MOZART La biographie de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart avec Michel Bouquet, Karol Zubert et Jean-Francois Dechamp. Mozart se libere avec fracas de ses maitres pour aussitot tomber sous la coupole de Weber. (4e de 6) 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O ULTIMATE CHALLENGE A documentary recounting the endurance and courage displayed by competitors in the Challenge Around the World, a nine-month, 27,000-mile yacht race. © HOGAN'S HEROES Crittendon parachutes into Stalag 13 with plans to capture a German officer. OSPORTSPAGE 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER After listening to his wife's complaints about the dangers of city living, Barney arrives at the station to find the squad held at bay by a teen-age addict with a gun. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: actor George Peppard. OALL IN THE FAMILY © SIMON & SIMON Buck Yancey (Stuart Whitman), a former star of western movies, is suspected of murdering the film producer who fired him. (R) £D SCTV Sketches: Melonville fire chief Chuck Heston (Flaherty) battles the blaze that traps SCTV personnel. 11:55 O MOVIE *•* "The Story Of Louis Pasteur" (1936, Biography) Paul Muni, Akim Tamiroff. Dedicated to the advancement of science, eminent French scientist Louis Pasteur discovers cures for rabies and anthrax and develops a process for sterilizing raw milk. 12:00 O POLICE STORY After sustaining severe burns in a helicopter accident, a police officer (Tony Lo Bianco) struggles to regain his strength. O SIMON & SIMON The Simon brothers come to the aid of a psychic (Kathleen Lloyd) who has had a vision that she is going to be the next victim of a murderer. (R) PATRICIA - Olive Bell and Lila Belcroft from Surrey, England, and Luisa Giacomazzi were guests welcomed by members of Patricia Women's Institute to the last meeting before the summer break. Meeting was held at the home of A. Giacomazzi. Nine members were in attendance. • The guests from England were invited to tell the members about their women's institute activities, fund raising, gifts of money and hand made articles to needy countries. On a previous visit here Bell attended the WI homemakers picnic at Peace Arch, and joined in the combined walk across the border. She recalled happy memories of that trip. After a particularly enjoyable afternoon, members recessed for the summer. September meeting will be held at the home of A.C. Durkie. O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. ED WELCOME BACK, KOTTER The Sweathogs go for some kicks and wind up with a few surprises when they discover Hotsy Totsy is an exotic dancer and a mother. 12:05 O O COURAGE TO BE RICH 12:30 O O LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: Brother Theodore; stupid pet tricks; Mary Ellen Pinkham (helpful hints). 12:35 O MOVIE ••• "Urban Cowboy" (1980, Drama) John Travolta, Debra Winger. A blue-collar worker who fancies himself a modern-day cowboy falls in love with a girl he meets in a popular country-and- western bar. O MOVIE ** "Look What's Happened To Rosemary's Baby" (1976, Horror) Patty Duke Astin, Stephen McHattie. A young man has difficulty coping with the realization that his father was Satan. 12:40 © COLUMBO A cunning advertising consultant (Patrick McGoohan) leading a double life as a spy tries to cover up the details of a homicide. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 O COLUMBO A pair of Arab dignitaries (Hector El- izondo, Sal Mineo) attempts to blame the murder of a political' foe on protesting university students. (R) 1:30 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: visit a Seattle animation studio. ONEWS 2:00 ONEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:30 OONEWS p>QC O FANTASY ISLAND 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:35 O FANTASY ISLAND O WALTONS A mysterious presence strikes fear into the hearts of the mountain's residents. 4:35 O WALTONS A fire destroys the second floor of the Walton home. (Part 1 of 2) Buy now and get both: OUR LOWEST SALE PRICE On this outstanding model 5015 compact diesel tractor with 18 HP (15 PTO HP) 3-cyllnder engine, synchronized transmission, 3-pt hitch, 540 rpm PTO, in 2 or 4-wheel drive. Available with a variety of mowers and implements. Z£~ $675000 $865000 W f WW M.F. 275/70 HP. 1980 MODEL Special $10,20000 Langley Farm Implements 23160 - 72 Ave., Langley (At 401 & No. 10 Hwy.) 888-6228 ||Wm****W*WpWB **».**"«•.. ■■■■■■PPPWIIIWIW^W^W- TUESDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 m JULY 9,1985 Copyriohl • 1985 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 magically brings pictures to life. (R) g DAYTIME MOVIES 6:00 O *** "Blood On The Moon" (1948, Western) Robert Mitchum, Barbara Bel Geddes. A cowpoke is tricked into fighting a girl and her father. 1:00 •Q *% "His Brother's Ghost" (1946, Western) Buster Crabbe. Billy the Kid goes after a supposed ghoat. 2:00 Q **ft "My Dear Secretary" (1948, Comedy) Laraine Day, Kirk Douglas. An author's secretary finds that he likes girls and plays the field more often than he writes. @0 ***54 "Pour I'exem- ple" (1964, Drame) Dirk Bogarde, Tom Courtenay. A la fin de la Premiere guerre mondiale, un soldat est accuse de desertion et doit etre juge par une cour martiale. EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS 8 ABCNEWSg NBC NEWS 8 CBS NEWS j' MACNEIL I LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack and Janet try to thwart a wealthy man's efforts to make Cindy his bride. 8 FLEXIBLE READING CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © GOOD TIMES Willona and the Evans family try to help a mysterious little girl. (Parti of 4) S AGING PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Romain Gary. (2e de 4) 7:00 O WESTERN GARDENER O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Lesley Ann Warren. O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS A report on the osprey, a large, fish-eating bird of prey whose future in Florida is uncertain. (R) g OJEOPARDY O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The black bear, the shambling clown of national parks, is seen . as a resourceful and sometimes nasty character in the wild. © TAXI Tony tries to lix up his divorced sister with Alex, but she falls (or Reverend Jim instead. © COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: BUSINESS ©VANCOUVER OLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 ©LE POINT 7:30 THREE'8 A CROWD g WEEKNIGHT Featured: reporter Bert Rudman ROCKHOPPER Parker Stevenson plays Nick Larabee, code name Rockhopper, an up-and-coming agent for the National Security Agency, who attempts to make contact with a defecting Russian outer space laser weapon expert, on "Rockhopper," airing TUESDAY, JULY 9 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXAQT TIME ©1985 Compulog looks into Seattle's teen nightclubs. OTIC TAC DOUGH O E / R Dr. Sheinfeld's second divorce seems imminent; a patient with a head injury can't recall the details of the accident. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS A report on the osprey, a large, fish-eating bird of prey whose future in Florida is uncertain. (R) g O WORLD OF SURVIVAL © MARY TYLER MOORE Lou's journalistic abilities are challenged by Mary's Aunt Flo, a noted newspaperwoman who believes she can write a better story than Lou any day. © GROWING YEARS "Play" 7:35 ©ALLO BOU BOU (R) 8:00 O THIS LAND: A PADDLE THROUGH TIME Host John Foster canoes through a historic waterway on a symbolic trip back to the days when this small craft was the only means of getting through the Canadian wilderness. (R) g O THREE'S A CROWD g O O A-TEAM B.A. falls in love as the team comes to the aid of a Kenyan game warden whose brother has been murdered by syndicate poachers. (R) g O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mark try to convince a high school baseball star that life still has meaning even though a motorcycle accident has left him a paraplegic. Guest star: Olympic gymnast Bart Conner. (Part 2 of2)(R)g O JEFFERSONS George is humiliated when he drops a home run ball at Yankee Stadium - but Reggie Jackson comes to the rescue. (R) g O NOVA This profile of paleontologist-author Stephen Jay Gould traces the sources of his interest in evolutionary theory and explores the range of his scientific concerns. (R) g © MOVIE •••14 "Escape From Fort, Bravo" (1953, Adventure) William Holden, Eleanor Parker. Confederate sympathizers find themselves surrounded by hostile Indians after rescuing Southern prisoners from a Union fort. ©FACES OF CULTURE 8*30 O FOUL-UPS, BLEEP8 & BLUNDERS Lyle Alzado of the LA. Raiders and Puerto Rican TV star Iris Chacon share outtakes with hosts Steve Lawrence and Don Rickles. (R) g O ROCKHOPPER Parker Stevenson stars as Nick Larabee, an American intelligence agent attempting to thwart the KGB's plan to develop an outer space laser weapon. Also stars Pat Carroll and Amy Yasbeck. ©FACES OF CULTURE 8*36 © LES OISEAUX SE CA- CHENT POUR MOURIR Comme Mary Carson I'avait predit; la carriere ecclesiastique du Pere Ralph evolue rapidement; il devient secretaire du nonce apostolique. (4e de 10) 9:00 O REMINGTON STEELE Laura risks charges of aiding and abetting a fugitive when she helps an unemployed actor accused of murder. (R) O WHO'S THE BOSS? Chaos results whin Tony encourages Angela and Mona to turn Angela's garage into Mona's new home. (R) g O O RIPTIDE The boys are hired to locate a haunted ship but discover they're actually searching for their own boat. (R) O THE MANIONS OF AMERICA Upon his return from the Civil War, Rory (Pierce Brosnan) is met by a failing business and a strained marriage; good news awaits Rory and Deir- dre (Linda Purl) when David (Simon MacCorkindale) returns; Rory comes to the aid of war-torn Ireland, but later realizes that America has become his home. (Part 3 of 3) O MOVIE •• "Night Partners" (1983, Drama) Yvette Mimieux, Diana Canova. A divorcee and her neighbor volunteer for duty on a newly created victim-assistance unit to provide special help to the often neglected targets of criminals. (R) g O LIFELINE Dr. Judson Randolph, a pediatric surgeon at Children's Hospital National Medical Center in Washington, D.C, is profiled as he performs surgery on an infant, comforts patients and consults with other doctors. (R) g © ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING ©MIAMI VICE 9*30 O HAIL TO THE CHEF Oliver is being nursed to health by a pretty spy; the security advisor's fiancee's prom may require postponement of the strategic arms talks. (R) g © PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN "Women In Popular Culture: The Snake Pit" 9:35 © DALLAS Un retard dans le forage des puits en mer en Asie met en peril la compagnie Ewing et meme le ranch de Southfork. 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL © MACQRUDER AND LOUDg O REMINGTON STEELE Laura risks charges of aiding and abetting a fugitive when she helps an unemployed actor accused of murder. (R) O CRAZY LIKE A FOX Harry's tranquil camping trip is turned upside down when he witnesses a murder in the motor home next door. O JEAN SHEPHERD'S AMERICA The humorist visits the West Pacific island of Guam. © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Having murdered five lawyers, a ruthless killer has pegged his next prey when Stone and Keller intercept him. 10:30 O HEATWAVE Mongo Santamaria, 65-year-old conga drummer, is interviewed at New York's Village Gate. 10:35 © CINEMA •••"Le Retour de Sabata" (1971, Western) Lee Van Cleef, Giampiero Albertini. Un an- cien officier manifests son opposition a la domination sur une ville par un Irian- dais. 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O CRADLE OF THE STARS: THE STORY OF THE LOUISIANA HAYRIDE Hank Williams Jr. narrates this documentary about 1950s country music, featuring interviews, film clips and radio show recordings of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and others. © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan leads Klink to believe that he is about to crack a massive POW escape ring. ©SPORTSPAGE 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER No one notices a briefcase the mad bomber leaves by Wilson's desk, and Flah is in the men's room when the call comes warning that the bomb's set to go off at 5 p.m. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: Tommy Tune. OALL IN THE FAMILY © MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum's patience is strained when he's hired to protect -a mercurial tennis star (Kim Richards) from a potential killer. (R) © SCTV Sketches: Meionville's two Leutonian brothers Yosh (Candy) and Stan (Levy) Schmenge host the show "Happy Wanderers." 11:55 O MOVIE •••"All This And Heaven Too" (1940, Drama) Bette Davis, Charles Boyer. An affair between a count and a governess leads to scandal, murder and suicide. 12:00 Q POLICE STORY When a well-liked cop (Claude Akins) turns to heavy drinking, his former partner tries to make him confront the problem. O MAGNUM, P.I. A down- and-out wrestler (Ernest Borgnlne) hires Magnum to find his son, whom he hasn't seen in more than 30 years. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gabe and the Sweathogs celebrate a new semester at school by reminiscing past events at a surprise party. 12:06 O © COURAGE TO BE RICH 12:30 O © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: actress Lesley-Anne Down, musician Ruben Blades. 12:35 O MOVIE •• "Blood. Sweat And Tears" (1975, Drama) Lee J. Cobb, Franco Gasparri. An ambitious young narcotics agent relentlessly pursues a wealthy industrialist responsible for a large-scale drug operation. O MOVIE •• "Polly Me Love" (1976, Drama) Jacki Weaver, Max Phipps. An inn-keeper's daughter falls head-over-heels in love with an escaped convict. 12:40 © MOVIE • "The Puma Man" (1980, Science Fiction) Donald Pleasence, Walter George Alton. When a sinister scientist acquires a device to control men's minds, a feline superhero sets out to stop his plot to rule the world. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 O MCCLOUD McCloud matches wits with a headstrong cop to solve the murder of an Indian girl who was killed by a loan shark's henchmen. (R) 1:30 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: reporter Bert Rudman looks into Seattle's teen nightclubs. ONEWS 2:00 ©NEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:30 ©©NEWS 2:35 OO FANTASY ISLAND 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH q.QC O WALTONS John-Boy undertakes an act of charity. O WALTONS Mary Ellen announces her engagement to David Spencer. (Part 1 of 2) Old movies coming to Aldergrove ALDERGROVE - •Wednesday, July 10 at 10:30 a.m. "Courage of Lassie", a film classic, will be shown at the Aldergrove OAP hall. Por child- ren and parents. Clarence, the Red Eyed Lion and cartoons will be shown July 24. Shepherd Bros, carry a full line of original factory replacement parts for . .. ORIGINAL SERVICE PART ' HOME (Y3RDMaN) H HOWARD ROTAVATOR fbriggs a stratton] __§_!*»* \\m**^ Gas powered String-trimmer . Brush-cutter rotary mower Trailing Lawn Sweeper We make hydraulic hose assemblies while you wait. SHEPHERD BROS. EQUIPMENT LTD. PARTS S34-5321 19575 No. to Hwy., Langley SERVICE 533-3271 BYPASS EQUIPMENT •1F'"*L ■".'.■■"'—*r~~- ,;;'■■* ■:=,■«,:■?*•- ';>■'.• '■.,...-U',^iV-:...:t. ...l.,M.. U.^lflH..-.),!.K..J!L?.I. lU*»J^M»^~?^V^m*,*-rA..'*:***^.^ * .ffi ...^xwJIWiWrt 20 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 10,1985 Copyright • 1985 T.V. Dala, Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 O O ROMPER ROOM (R) 10:00 Q READING RAINBOW "Gila Monsters Meet You At The Airport" involves a young boy's fantasies about what it's like to move "out west." (R) g••' j DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 8 *** "Flaming Star" (1960, Adventure) Elvis Presley, Barbara Eden. A 19th-century, part-Indian family is caught in the middle of an Indian uprising: 1:00 Q ** "Bells Of Rosari- ta" (1945, Western) Roy Rogers, Dale Evans. A man comes to the aid • of a young girl being swindled out of the ranch left to her by her father. EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS O ABC NEWSg O NBC NEWS ©CBS NEWS Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Furley loses his job and moves in with the threesome. ©BIOMEDICAL ETHICS ffi CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY O GOOD TIMES Willona and the Evans family try to help a mysterious little girl. (Part 2 of 4) O PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invitee: Romain Gary. (3e de 4) 7:00 O BASEBALL Montreal Expos at Atlanta Braves O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O ENTERTAINMENT TOMGHT Interview with Carly Simon. O WKRP IN CINCINNATI A baby is left in a basket on the .doorstep of the radio* station. .,;., \ JEOPARDY* WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The most vicious and clever of the Social predators, wild dogs are seen as the scourge of the African bush. ©TAXI The cabbies take to the mountains and find themselves stranded in a cabin with no electricity or food. JAUTOUPGRADE VANCOUVER ffiLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:20 OLE POINT 7:30 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: a report on schizophrenia. "TICTACDOUGH DOUBLE TROUBLE Allison suspects a wealthy classmate (Mindy Cohn) is stealing her design ideas. <R> O SALE OF THE CENTURY O FOUL-UPS, BLEEPS ft BLUNDERS Lyle Alzado of the L.A. Raiders and Puerto Rican TV star Iris Chacon share outtakes with hosts Steve Ldwrence and Don Rickles. (R) D 8 WORLD OF SURVIVAL MARY TYLER MOORE Mary haa discovered aome incriminating news about an old friend who is seek- 8 CLASS TROUBLEMAKER * wlJB n***'-*1- •■ ^•Ssjjkj JmM___. •■. •. .■*•*.•*•• '■'■ __?£%J____________N ^H*" - _ ________ 'J "**■ \w Mindy Cohn (of NBC's "Facts of Life") co-stars .as Janie Blakemore, a rich girl in Allison's design class who tries to "buy" Allison's friendship,, then steals her fashion designs, on NBC's "Double Trouble," airing WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ppwj|hk ^^l ___\ • ' _______H________£Pf ©1985 Compulog 1 • ing re-election to Congress. © COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: LIFESTYLE 7:36 O LbS ECRIVAINS FRANCES 8:00 O O FALL GUY Colt pursues a bail-jumping singer who's accused of murder. Guests: the Four Tops, the Temptations and LaToya Jackson. (R) g O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mark try to convince a high school baseball star that life still has meaning even though a motorcycle accident has left him a paraplegic. Guest star: Olympic gymnast Bart Conner. (Part 2 of2)(R)g O MOVIE **I4 "Eleanor, First Lady Of The World" (1982, Biography) Jean Stapleton, E.G. Marshall. After the death of her husband, Eleanor Roosevelt is torn between her family responsibilities and the opportunity to become an influential public figure. O CHARLES IN CHARGE Douglas borrows some of Charles's hard-earned money to pay off a blackmailer. (R) ., <£.'• O NORTHERN EDGE A look at the plight of today's fisherman who finds hia traditional means of earning a living jeopardized by radical changes within the fishing industry. O MOVE •** "Flamingo Road" (1949,. Drama) Joan Crawford,. Zachary Scott. A beautiful and enticing carnival dancer is left behind in a amall town where she meets up with romance, dirty politics and murder. © ENTERPRISE "Buy- Out" A look at Hyatt-Clark, a former General Motors subsidiary now one of the nation's largest experiments in employee ownership, g 8*30 O E / R Dr. Sheinfeld's second divorce seems imminent; a patient with a head injury can't recall the details of the accident. (R) © SPOTLIGHT ON SWEDEN 9:00 O © DYNASTY Blake . sees photos of Krystle in Reece's arms; Amanda casts an amorous eye toward Prince, Michael; Dex is shocked that his failed plan to steal Blake's oil leases has ruffled Alexis's feathers. (R) g O FACTS OF LIFE After reading a famous jazz dinger's obituary, Tootie and Natalie reminisce about the summer when they first met the singing legend. (R) MOVIE **14 "Coming Out Of The Ice" (1982, Drama) John Savage, Willie Nelson. Based on a true story. While visiting Russia with his parenta, a young man has a run-in with the authorities and is sentenced to 10 years in a Siberian labor camp. (R) g O ST. ELSEWHERE As he plans his return to Africa, Wylie learns government troops have destroyed his clinic; Halloran collects evidence that could threaten Morrison's medical career. (R) Q GREAT PERFORMANCES "Live From Lincoln Center: Mostly Mozart Meets Salieri" Gerard Schwartz conducts the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, in works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri. Guest soloists are soprano Elly Ameling and pianist Horatio Gutierrez. O NOVA "Life: Patent Pending" The promises and perils of genetic engineering and its; impact on industry, medicine and universities are examined. (R) g 9:30 ©INSIDE BASEBALL O DOUBLE TROUBLE Allison suspects a wealthy classmate (Mindy Cohn) is stealing her design ideas. (R) 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL O O HOTEL Mrs. Cabot falls In love with Christine's godfather; an illegal alien discovers a true love at the St. Gregory; an actor prepares for a role by watching Peter. (R) g O ST. ELSEWHERE As he plans his return to Africa, Wylie learns government troops have destroyed his clinic; Halloran collects evidence that could threaten Morrison's medical career. (R) O RIPTIDE The boys are hired to locate a haunted ship but discover they're actually aearchlng for their own boat. (R) O STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Personal tragedy causes a police officer to sign a phony resignation and go underground to expose a large gambling operation, NEW ARMS RACE KNOTS LANDING Greg chooses between his Senate seat and running Empire Valley's intelligence project; Cathy receives a startling proposal from Joshua.(R)g 10:05 O LES ECRIVAINS FRAN- CAIS 10:30 ©WESTLAND 10:35 ffi CINEMA **!4 "Les Portes de la nuit" (1946, Drame) Nathalie Nattier, Pierre Brasseur. Ayant quitte son mari, une femme est de retour dans sa ville natale apres une tongue absence. Bien des deceptions I'y attendent. 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS CI O HAPPY JAZZ Performances by Pete Fountain's New Orleans group include "High Society" and "The Wolverine Blues"; the Jim Cullum Jazz Band from San Antonio,' Texas, performs "Fat and Greasy," "My Daddy Rocks Me" and other tunes. O HOQAN'S HEROES Hogan needs to smuggle maps to the underground, and needs Klink's help. ©SPORTSPAGE 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER It's freezing outside, there's no heat inside, a flasher attempta suicide after his arrest and $5,000 is missing from department store receipts left in Wojo's safekeeping. ,11:30 8 ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: actor Rob Lowe. ©ALL IN THE FAMILY © NIGHT HEAT A key witness in a gun-smuggling trial is murdered while under the protection of O'Brien and Giambone. (R) © SCTV Sketches: The Schmenge Brothers (Candy and Levy) pay tribute to composer John Williams; "Days of the-Week" continues. 11:55 Q MOVIE ••• "Tovar- ich" (1937, Comedy) Claudette Colbert, Charles Boyer. A regal couple sets out from Russia to Prance carrying 40 million francs for the czar. 12:00 © POLICE STORY With a few commendations to his credit, an officer (David Birney) dreama of being assigned to street duty. ©NIGHT HEAT An eyewitness to a murder refuses to cooperate with O'Brien and Giambone until they can guarantee her safety. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Opposition to the biology dissection assign-' ment launches Horshack on a "Save The Frog" crusade. 12:06 Q © COURAGE TO BE RICH 12:30 © © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: veteran carnival guesser David Glovsky, comedian Martin Short, TV personality Nikki Haskell. 12:35 O MOVIE ** "Cross Shot" (1980, Drama) John Saxon, Lee J. Cobb. A gangster murders a policeman during a hold-up and discovers that the police, the mob and the press are pursuing ' him for various reasons. © MOVIE •• "The Secret Life Of John Chapman" (1976, Drama) Ralph Waite, Susan Anspach. Based on the true story of a college professor who takes a sabbatical to sample life as a blue-collar worker. > 12:40 © MCCLOUD McCloud's investigation of an autotheft ring is muddled by his involvement with two women. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 © MOVIE ** "King's Crossing" (1982, Drama) Bradford . Dillman, Mary Frann. Financial straits impel a failed playwright to reluctantly uproot his family and move to his wife's small California hometown to claim her inheritance. (R) 1:30 © WEEKNIGHT Featured: a report on schizophrenia. ONEWS 2:00 ONEWS - ©TWORONNES 2:06 - ©FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 ©©NEWS 2:36 ©FANTASY ISLAND 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3*05 © WALTONS The Wallons and the entire community make plans for Mary Ellen's wedding. (Part 2 of 2) 3" 35 © WALTONS Olivia must choose between her family and having a career. Movio Ratings Outatandlng, . . ***** Excellent ***M VeryGood .... **• Good **M NotBad ** Fair *H Poor * ASK ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, My mother-in-law has really been bugging us lately about not getting pregnant. She doesn't want us to have children. She keeps telling me horror stories of how awful it is to have a baby. (I think most of them are made up) She says if we have children we won't have a happy life and never have any money. We both want kids but we don't want to make her mad. She seems very bitter about life but she and my father- in-law seem to have enough monev now after raising 3 sons and 2 daughters, (all married) and doing well. I am married to her youngest son. Her other children all have kids and she seems quite pleased about that. Why is she picking on us? My husband says don't pay attention but she makes me so nervous. What should I do? Signed: Wants to be pregnant. Dear Wants, Do not let your mother-in-law dictate to you about your future. You were bom with free will .- exercise it! If youf husband is behind you what can you lose, except your fi- ture for a few months. Confidential to Irritated, My expertise in that kind of matter is very limited. Ask your doctor - or better still, ask your lawyer. Whoever you ask though, be prepared to duck.... 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, Alder-. grove, B.C., VOX 1A0. Opera ticket sales exceed , Two months into the 1985-86 Vancouver Opera season ticket campaign, sales are $50,000 ahead of total sales for last year's subscription. With four months remaining in the campaign, the goal of a 12 percent increase has been 90 percent achieved. Season tickets will be on sale until the first production opens in October. Beverly Trifonidis, general manager, commented, on the results, "Ticket sales to date indicate that the 198.-86 season, which represents artistic director Brian McMaster's commitment to give classic opera a contemporary and relevant treatment, has been strongly endorsed by the opera audience. Harry Kupfer, artistic director of the renowned East Berlin Komische Oper, Giles Havergal, artistic director of the innovative Glascow Citizen's Theatre, Goran Jarvefelt and the dynamic Roumanian, Lucian Pintilie, will all bring new and thought provoking dimensions to Fidelio, The Barber of Seville, The Magic Flute and Carmen. Ihey will also give our singers inspiration and new meaning to their work." Season subscriptions at all prices are available at VTC-CBO outlets. mmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 21 Travel agents set high standards A traveller counts on the services of many people during a vacation, but perhaps the key person is their travel agent. The agent not only arranges tickets and reservations, but also is responsible for the security and enjoyment expected by the traveller. There are limits to these liabilities, of course, but the agent has to satisfy the consumer or lose out on future business. And a travel agent depends on repeat business. Starburn Travel is a new Aldergrove business, but manager Michael Van de Laar and consultant Tracey Hyslop have many years experience as agents in the Yukon and Bumaby, respectively. Starburn president Bill Rodden is a senior executive with a Canadian oil company and travels some 70,000 miles per year. Together, they know what business travellers want, and, "by setting the most demanding standards for ourselves, we intend not only to be the business person's preferred travel agency, but also provide the same high levels of service to the vacation traveller," says Rodden. "This means scrupulously double- checked travel, hotel and car rental arrangements, correct documentation for international travel, the right insurance coverage, personalized consultation in your home or office when required and personal delivery," concludes Rodden. Knowledge of vacation spots and up-to-date bargains are important. "You have to be on top of it to get the best prices and sendees," says Van de Laar. "You have to develop a relationship with charter operators, hotels and such. It also the Pacific Km market is one of the most exciting aspects of this business. The South Pacific, Orient, Mexico are a real growing thing. Tokyo, Korea, Hong Tracey Hyslop Michael Van de Laar Bill Rodden helps to be familiar with the places you recommend to people, and we have been to many of them." "Europe will always be a good market, but developing Kong - they're all fantastic in their own way," says Van de Laar. At the moment their most pressing job is getting acquainted with local travellers. "It's been really encouraging - in ttie past month we've already exceeded our projections," says Van deLaar. One means of introduction is their "open house" next Wednesday, July 10, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Their offices are located next to Dairy Queen in the Countryside mall. Normal business hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through FYiday and 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays. Starburn is also directing their attentions to senior citizens in the area. They have a number of travel films which they show at senior citizen's complexes and homes, and offer in-home consultation and ticket delivery. "Seniors do a lot of travelling and should be specifically catered to," says Van de Laar. ... STARBURN TRAVEL TALK CHRISTMAS VACATION '85! By TRACEY HYSLOP It's rather difficult to make one's travel plans six months ahead of time, but with the incredible volume of travellers during the Christmas Holidays, it's a very good idea to at least begin to set the wheels in motion. Whether your travel plans call for a domestic ticket to visit the folks for a few days over Christmas and New Years, or an international ticket to take a much needed break for a week or two in a tropical oasis, the time is "Now" to start making inquiries as to availability and the projected fares involved. Once the schools set their Christmas Vacation dates, you can be sure that the rush will be on and certain dates will most definitely sell out! Should a particular tour company not have it's Christmas prices out yet; then it is possible to have your name registered so that you will be among the first to be offered the space once the product information is assembled. A deposit is usually not required; it is sufficient to have a formal letter from our agency to request the registration on our clients behalf. Don't be disappointed! Drop by Starburn Travel and inquire "Now" as to your specific Christmas Vacation Plans. STARBURN TRAVEL LTD. OPEN HOUSE Wed., July 10 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. OUR OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING! it down! STARBURN TRAVEL FEATURES: •A full range of services to business and vacation travellers. •Airlines. •Cruises. •Hotel accommodations. •Car rentals. •Full insurance coverages. •Ticket delivery (We make house calls). •Tours and vacation packages. •EXPO 86 - detailed information packages. ^fe ^ m>y te °t A Cut Abon offer congratulations to Bll kZT <**!* team at StaZn^oZ to Aldergrove' For /A/* n eiC0Tne Cut Above wiil°CCaS10nA 9ive a free Sassoon hn i n -verY Person wl t\Sty'7 t0 °v°rY person who books a Sun Vantir. Starburn A CUT ABOVE j-viaai Sassoon trained. Countryside Shopping Centre, 27520 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove 856M91 11 mam 22 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 Dream comes true for Bantams ALDERGROVE - Back on April 2 coach Mike Renney put together a group of 12 bantam age girls to challenge B.C.'s best in softball. Their dreams which most laughed at, were to make the B.C. finals in Kamloops. With dedicated practises and many tournaments later these girls have done what no other girls teams in Aldergrove has done. With 26 wins, five losses and only one tie the ''local bantam girls have gained an impressive string of achievements. They won SPORTS Soccer teams look for local sponsors ALDERGROVE - The Soccer Club is currently seeking sponsors for team uni- forms.There are eight divisions, with 24 teams in the older divisions (ages 9-18). A two-year sponsorship, beginning in September would cost $500. Corporate sponsors would receive their company name on team jerseys and framed team photos. The money is used for uniforms and equipment, and keeps soccer from becoming an "elitist" sport as registration fees are kept down for local youngsters. For further information, call Horst Ur- baniak, 856-6762. Youth summer activities ALDERGROVE - Children in Aldergrove should have a fun filled and busy summer, by swimming at the pool, or joining the summer festival leaders in the park, Monday through Thursday. Children and teens are invited to help in the planning of activities in the local park. Gymnastics, arts, crafts, tot camp, French tot camp, soccer school and rhythmic gymnastics are special activities held in the area. Contact the parks and recreation department for more information, 534-3211. Watermelon run, Friday ALDERGROVE - The Langley Runners Club will be holding a "watermelon run" on Friday, July 7 in Aldergrove park. Registration will take place between 8 and 9 a.m. at 32 Avenue and 272 Street. Fee is $3 and prizes will be awarded. the Langley bantam league and went on to second place in the prestigious Chilliwack tournament The girls qualified for the district 8 finals by winning first place in the • White Rock tournament. With the district finals in Mission the team impressed everyone with two come from behind wins and placed first in district 8. With zone finals in Abbotsford over the long weekend the girls faced Port Coquitlam and came out ahead 10-9. They dropped behind 7-0 in the first inning and came back to win in the last. Their next opponent was Guildford, which they defeated 9-5. The girls are now set to live their dream, the B.C. finals next week in Kamloops. With nine zones from all over B.C., the girls will enjoy some of the best softball around. With added pressure the L&M sponsored team has picked up two players from district 8, Tanya Jensen and Colleen Ingram, to add to the roster of Cheryl Waines, Tara Mut ter, Lori Glover, Kim Green, Tami Henderson, Kim Fletcher, Shannon Carr, Sherrie Aitken, Lisa Monk, Jackie Groene- veld, Donna Heppner, Lee-Ann Berger, and coach Mike Renney. The girls not only represent zone 3 but all of Aldergrove. Urgent call for Big Brothers LANGLEY - Growing up is a challenging task. Helping a boy to grow up is even more challenging. Right now, Langley Big Brothers has 30 boys from father-absent homes on a waiting list. It could be as long as two years before these boys have a big brother of their own. It is too long to have to wait. The need for committed volunteers has never been greater. A big brother can be married or single and from any walk of life. He is carefully chosen for his maturity, his enthusiasm and his concern. He should have the understanding and especially the patience to work with boys eight to 12 years of age from all kinds of homes and backgrounds. Being a big brother means accepting a challenge, making a commitment, having a sure sense of self. The rewards are great: watching a withdrawn youngster become outgoing, seeing him grow emotionally and socially, knowing he is developing trust. The cost of being a big brother is a little time spent in a friendship with a child. Can we think of a better way to do so much good for our community? Call now - Big Brothers needs you! The phone number if 530- 5055. CHEVY SPRINTS • Over 60 M.P.G. From • 0-80 K.M.H. 9.9 Seconds *6,099 • 5 Speed Manual — 3 Cyl. OHC Engine • Includes 31 Standard Features SEE THE GREAT SELECTION ALL AVAILABLE WITH LOW, LOW FINANCE RATES (O.A.C.) 1980 OMEGA 4 dr., auto., p.s., p.b., radio. Very clean in light blue. 1982 PONTIAC J2000 Auto., p.s., p.b., radio 1982 CHEVETTE 2 door, auto., p.s., p.b., very clean. Stk. 505071 1980 MALIBU 2 dr., auto., p.s., p.b., 2 tone, 40,000 miles. Black & gold. 1979 PLYMOUTH WAGON Woodgrain, auto., 5 dr., very clean. 1980 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 1 owner local car, 42,000 miles. Fully equipped. Was $14,445 1974 CUTLASS 4 dr., auto., p.s., p.b., air cond. Very nice car. 1984 CUTLASS Sierra Wagon. Fully equip, incl. tilt, air, auto., etc. Low mileage. White with blue interior. 1984 CHEVETTE 2 door, 4 spd., radio, etc. Only 9,000 miles 1980 PONTIAC Acadian. 4 door, 4 cyl., auto., radio. Excellent economy car. 1979 PONTIAC Lemans Wagon. Auto., p.s., p.b., radio. Very clean. Low mileage. 1979 FIREBIRD Auto., p.s., p.b., radio, rear deg. Low mileage, in golden brown. 1978 OLDS 98 4 dr. sedan. Loaded, 1 owner. Leather interior like new. SPECIAL LOW FINANCING RATES ON ALL NEW & USED TRUCKS ON YOUR GOOD CREDIT - CALL TODAY 534-4154 CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE 'vise* PRESTON Deil«r I iront.o No 6053 £gti£^f_W OLDSMOBILE LTOl 19990 LANGLEY BY-PASS LANGLEY, B.C. V3A4Y1 mwmgmmt <*<■***-■ ■ «^^^ Wi THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 23 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 Classified 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. Topsoll and Manure 13. Tractor Work 9. Travel 54. Trucks 34. Wanted to Rent 14. Well Drilling Advertiser Agreement II 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: 856-6303 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 noon Tuesday. 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 i St. Ann's Catholic church, 2826 - 272 St., Aldergrove, 856-2841. Masses: Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Confession: Saturday 7 to 7:45 p.m. VMf 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 If you are a newcomer to Aldergrove or know someone who is please call Cully Penzer 856-2820. 17-tf BINGO AT LEGION HALL Every Tuesday Bonanza starts at 7:00. More information 856-8057 22-19751-tf VTEA Bingo every Sat. Bingo Palace, Willowbrook Drive. Open 5 p.m. Early bird 6:40, regular 7:00 p.m. (19615 Willowbrook Dr.) 24-4 MSA Riding Club monthly show Sat., July 6. Flat classes 9:00, games 11:00. More Info. Dave Franklin 856-9869. 26-2 2. Personals 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 Would the young man who came to my place last Wed. evening (June 19) at 2744 Cottonwood St., regarding roofing my mobile home phone 886-6689. 26-2 In Al-Anon people who know what it's like to live with an alcoholic share their experience, strength and hope. 856-8240, 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 Overeaters Anonymous meets Langley Family Services building, 207 St., Langley, Mondays 7:30. 858-4817,534-5030. 51-tf. PREGNANT? A free pregnancy test. Results in 30 min. No appointment needed. Thurs. 7-9 p.m.; Fri. 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 •Confidence •Smoking •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 4. Engagements - Weddings DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf 7. Lost & Found Found. Gold Canada Fitness award, on Bradner Rd, Can be claimed at The Aldergrove Star office, 856- 8303. 26-2 8. Legals NEED LEGAL AID? Information & Referral 530-5811 33-tf 10. Business Services Misc. Going on vacation? Call the house sitters. 856-9893 or 853-5758 or 530-0010. 26-802820-2 Dingwall Electric. Commercial, residential work. 20 yrs. experience. 530- 9285. 26-802832-4 10. Business Services Misc. Sunset Maid Service. For a personal cleaning touch call 856-9893 or 853-5758 or 530-0010. 26-802819-2 Guaranteed Amway Products for every need are just a phone call away. We deliver. Phone 856-0445. 27-802838-4 E.W. & SON PAINTING Residential & Commercial Free estimates Ph. 856-8346 12-14467-tf 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 WATER DELIVERY DRILLING PUMP SALES & SERVICE VALLEY WATER SERVICES 856-6657 26-11697-tf LeBlanc Mobile Welding All Types. 856-1080 43-15331-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 11. Lessons 15 yr. old girl will teach piano lessons to beginners only, for the summer. Call Linda 856-6216. 27-4 Summer Classes - July & August. English as a second language for grades 1 to 8 (limit 8 students); Reading, spelling, language & math for grades 1 to 8 (limit 8 students). Close to Langley & Aldergrove. Contact G. Holm 856-5887 for further details 27-802891-1 SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR -856-8303 "GARDEN TIME" * Flower Baskets * Bedding Plants * Shrubs 27441 • 16 Ave., Aldergrove Phone 856-2941 14-19600-tf ALPINE GARDENERS AND LANDSCAPERS Garden maintenance. Tree pruning. Sodding. Seeding. Clean up. 856-0484, 852- 3307. 24-802768-4 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 . 12-17130-1 ART'S NURSERY 8940-192 St., Surrey 574-3100 Open dally 9-4 Soil, manure, mulch - you fill $2. bag; mushroom manure, $5. yd. we load; 20% off $100. order of nursery stock; container roses $1.98 - 30 varieties. 12-801397-16 Bark mulch,, topsoil, manure. Sand and gravel. Delivered. 581-5457. 15-802538-tf 13. Tractor Work Bedard Excavating • loading & levelling • light excavation • backhoe service • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-tf Rotovatlng & light levelling. Specializing in lots & gardens. Also field work. Ask for Bernie 856-2738. 10-801469-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 Bobcat services. Backfill & excavation. 856-6181. 21-799596-tf M & T CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK (Ted's Tractor Work] 'Post Pounding 'Plowing 'Rotovatlng 'Haying Gardens, Yards, Fields 856-2218 14-17178-tt 'Back Filling 'Backhoe 'LoaderWork'Rototilling STAN'S LIGHT TRACTOR WORK 4 W.D. Hourly or by contract. Fully insured. Stan Graham 530-3363 656-4576 15-14193-tf L & M Custom Work Manure Spreading Rototilling Haying Reasonable Rates 530-1588 12-16082-tf 16. Gravel Sales 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 CRUSHER CHIPS CRUSHED ROCK Drain rock, sand & mulch delivered. Driveway ruts & holes filled. 310 track loader/back fill, etc. 534-1248 51-801223-tJ 18. Building - Construction ALTRAC Contracting Ltd. •Ditching 'Building •Grading 'Fencing • Bulldozing •Clearing •Riding Arenas •General Maintenance One of the Lowest Machinery Rates in the Lower Mainland. Give us a call - We do it all! 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. 45-801130-tf m—mra s—— wm^ ———mm MH 24 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 18. Building - Construction 29. Accounting - Bookkeeping Free Estimates G.A. GARRETT CARPENTRY •renovating & remodelling •contract or hourly By Journeyman Carpenter 856-4991 24-19764-tf ACCU-KEEP DATA SERVICE; •Bookkeeping •Payroll •Typing Call Blrthe 856-1052 NO JOB TOO SMALL 18-19611-5 19. Brick Work |3'f. Sits. Wanted ALL TYPES OF BRICK, BLOCK & STONE •Fireplaces 'Facings •Veneers Best prices. All work guaranteed. Free est. Phone Jim ' 856-1793 48-15750-tt 23. Topsoil - Manure 'Free horse manure for fill, or fertilizer. Will load. 856- 8058. 25-4 24. Hay Sales Timothy mix. Good 'bales, $2.75.856-0409. 27-4 Hay tor sale. 856-4536. 26-4 Good local hay for sale. Please see at 25358 - 32 Ave. or phone 856-8535. 26-4 Hay' lor sale. From well fertilized fields. $2. pr. bale. 858-8906. 25-3 New crop hay for sale. 869- 8958 Agnes. 25-4 Field & bam hay for sale. No rain. $2. & $2.50 pr. bale. 856-9809 or 856-5346. 25-4 Hay for sale. 856-5346. 25-4 Top quality nign land nay, no rain. $2. pr. bale. 856- 6912. 25-3 25 acres standing hay for sale. 856-1354. 26-3 Wanted. Will do labor In exchange for good hay. Also free female cat & kittens, exc. mousers. 856- 5934. 24-4 25. Fuel Top quality seasoned maple firewood. Split & delivered. Lge. full cord load, $85. 826-7024. 26-802829-3 Cedar kindling firewood. $12. P.U. load delivered in Abbotsford & Aldergrove area only. 853-8006. 27-4 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 Green wood, $60.; seasoned wood, $70. pr. pickup load. Delivery Sat. or Sun., you pick up Mon. - Frl. 856-4048. 26-4 SELL rr FAST IN THE STAR - 856-5212 Mother of 4 will babysit. Fenced in yard, north of Freeway on 264 St. 856- 5645. 15-tf 15 yr. old avail, to babysit from June 20 during day or eves: Call Jeanne 856-2480 • *- 25**a Gardening services. Planning, maintenance, rejuvl- nation. Jeff Huntingdon 856-4609. 2524' Need someone to house sit? Water your plants? Feed your animals? Or do your cleaning? Call Pat 856-6557. 25-4 University student will do very good work for you. Exp. at many things. Ph. Blair 656-6983. 25-4 Drywall work in exchange for small car, truck, van, power tools, VHR, small fridge, small color T.V., cash or ? 21 yrs. exp. You supply material. Doug 856- 0341. ___ Plumber will do repair & renovations. 856-9110. 27-2 2 responsible adults will babysit your children. On acreage, Ige. fenced gar- den. Refs. 856-3066. 27-4 REPAIRS 856-7170, anything. 25-4 Reliable gr. 12 student will do babysitting and light housekeeping, Aldergrove area. 856-4762. 26-4 Small engine repair. Guarantee, exc. rate. Free pickup & delivery. Also reel type lawnmower, $60. 856- 5934. 2IM Handyman, 20 yrs. exp. Any type cement work, carpentry, renovation, siding, roofing & fencing. 856-6437. 26-4 Retired couple avail, as residential caretakers, on country acreage. Housing & long term employment more important than high wages. Refs. 856-1915. 24-4 Will repair leaky faucets. Reas., Aldergrove. $9. kit-! chen, $4. additional. Tom 856-9002. 24-4 Dependable 14 yr. old lad will work cutting lawns, etc. for summer. $4. - $5. pr. hr. 856-1935. 24-4 Big M rubbish removal. 856-1915. 26-2 DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-lf Able, versatile handyman, 25 yrs. exp. Appliance repair (except refrigeration). Plumbing & electrical work, painting, mobile home maintenance, locks installed & repaired, gunsmlth- Ing. General household maintenance. Phone* Charlie 856-6119. 12-801445-20 Hard working 13 yr. old will do odd jobs. 856-7841. 26-4 Almost 16 yr. old girl would like to babysit days or eves. Good refs. Sylvia 856-7362. 25-3 University student needs summer employment. Lawn mowing, gardening,' short term babysitting. 856-2065. 24-4 Bonny's cleaning services. Specializes in business offices, home, garages & also yards. 856-2667. 24-4 Pasture for rent, 10 acres, fresh water. 856-6503. 26-2 32. Jobs Avail. RETIRED COUPLE To caretake small country estate by water in Surrey. Self-contained 1 bdrm. apt., remuneration. Write Box 267 c/o Aldergrove Star. 27-802837-2 Wanted. Exp. mushroom picker. For sale 3 bdrm. mobile home. 856-4598. 6191 - 264 St., Aldergrove. 26-3 Wanted. Mature reliable babysitter for 85-86 school year. Weekday mornings, my home N. Bradner. Own transportation. 856-9229 after 2 p.m. 26-4 Mothers & children more than welcome. Good pay bonus & gas allowance. 856-2733, Zurowski Berry Farm. 23-802734-tf Raspberry Pickers' Wanted Tall, clean, Irrigated field. Family operated. Clean cabins available. Martin Smith Berry Farm 30738 Huntingdon Rd Phone 859-9078 27-19484-2 Raspberry pickers wanted. North Countyline. Exc. crop, clean field. Good wages for steady pickers. Adults preferred for tall plants. Call 856-6073 after 6 p.m. 26-802812-3 Raspberry pickers wanted. Small clean field. 856-4897 25-802781-2 It's Time to Register For Raspberry Picking FRANK'S FARM 975 Bradner Rd. Clean irrigated fields. RATES - '15 lbs. berries per flat '$3.25 pr. flat/all season '$2.75 pr. flat/part time Phone 856-6576 After 4 p.m. please. 24-19768-6 Langley Motor Inn 21653 Fraser Hwy., Langley, B.C. V3A4H1 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-»f 2 rooms for rent in town- house. $150. pr. mth. plus utilities. 856-2809. 26-2 Room & board. $300. pr. mth. 856-2949. 26-4 LEASE OPTION $1000. Closing Costs. 3 bdrm., 1V_ baths, fridge, stove. $450. per month buys V_ ownership. 852-9329 26-802811-tf 3 bdrm. home. Fridge, stove, washer, dryer, F.P. & carport. Near school, shopping & park. Avail, now. Call F.V. Property Maintenance 533-3511, 9-5 dally. 26-802809-4 4 bdrm. home with carport & fenced backyard. Avail. Aug. 1st. Call Fraser Valley Property Maintenance, 533-3511, 9-5 dally. ___ 26-802808-tf 3 bdrm. twnhse. with ige. storage rm., fenced back yard, room for 2 cars. Across from school & park. % mth. free rent. 852-1912. v 25-4 Abbotsford. 1 bdrm., park setting. Quiet, clean senior citizens bldg. Walking distance to shopping. Hot water, stove, drapes. $135. 853-0333. 2M 40 acres pasture plus barn. 856-3773. 24-4 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 33. Rentals ALDERHILL TOWNHOMES 3 bdrm. townhomes, $440. Incl. washer, dryer, fridge, stove, 1VS baths, drapes, balcony, carport, plenty of storage, tennis court, playground. Children welcome, no pets pleaso. See manager at 114 - 2844 - 273 St., Aldergrove or phone 856-< 9085, 856-0479. 10-801480-tf 4 acres ol pasture land for rent. Good fencing. More Info, phone 856-6096. 25-4 33. Rentals 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 pf storage. No pets. For more info, call 856-0205 or drop by 27411 -28 Ave. 39-801018-tf RENT SALEMI 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 Single mother, 2 children, looking for female, non- smoker to rent room in house. Own W/D & bathroom. $250. pr. mth. 852- 4549. 24-4 Lower duplex, Aldergrove: 1 bdrm., fridge, stove incl. Heat & light Incl. Fraser Valley Property Maintenance, 9-6 daily, 533-3511. 21-802696-tf Deluxe 1 bdrm. apt. Colored appl., w/w, drapes. Over 30 preferred, no pets. $275. pr. mth. 856-3150 after 6 p.m. 25-4 Downtown Aldergrove 1 bdrm. ste. with fridge, stove, heat. Avail, now. $300. pr. mth. Call Fraser Valley Property Maintenance. 533-3511, 9-5 daily. 20-802673-tf Aldergrove. Suite & house. 3 bdrm. F.P., 2 appl., patio, carpets, front & back yard. $525. pr. mth. 856-6557. J25--4 Furnished rooms in country home on acreage. Share kitchen. Prefer working female. Horse facilities avail. 856-1307. 27-4 Country living. If you like horses & animals. 1 bdrm. ste. on farm, fridge, stove & all utilities. $450. pr. mth. Prefer female. Avail. July 15. 856-2853, 533-2223 27-2 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 34. Wanted to Rent Christian, non-smoking, non-drinking family of 4 needs 3-6 bdrm. house. Country setting. 578-8912 or 534-5845. 26-802826-2 Professional man seeks small house with yard in Aldergrove - South Langley area. 856-5111 days. 24-4 35. Miscellaneous! Mbvlng sale. Piano, $700.; sofa bed; dining table, 4 chairs; other furniture, misc. items. 856-6610. 27-1 Three 56" Industrie! duty ceiling fans, as new, $30. ea.; two elec. fan type storage heaters, as new, $50. ea. 533-3160. ___. . 27-802890-2 40 lb. side mount propane tank'for camper. Just tested with 10 yr. sticker. $175. obo. 856-0637. 27-2 Cadette International 76 riding lawnmower. $800. obo. 856-1377. 27-3 Harvest gold elec. range. Clean, good cond. $125. obo. 856-8582. 27-1 4x8 pool table in exc. cond. Two sets balls, 5* cues & cue rack. Also has ping pong top with all access. $200. obo. 856- 9641. 27-4 300 gal. fuel tank, 2 sections; paddle boat; auxiliary power plant M.F. 135 tractor. 796-2640. 27-3 60 gal. fish tank & access., $50.; blender, $25.; bi-fold foors; 6" cedar siding; storm door; 10 spd. bike. 856-1210. 27-4 Anyone wishing to buy Fuller Brush products, dust cleaners, waxes (DCW), please call 856- 4849. Cleaning products avail. 27-802782-8 Deluxe Kenmore vacuum with power mate (near new) must sell. Sacrifice $135. cash. 856-9200. 26-802828-6 Hitachi auto, washer, apt. size. 856-7159. 24-4 Harlne Liberty banjo. 4 strings, short neck, older type. 856-7696. 25-3 Farm eggs for sale, cracks only. 859-9493, 25-4 Electrolux vacuum, like new. Fully reconditioned with guarantee. $165. 853- 7092. 26-4 Chesterfield/double bed, $125.; recliner, heater/ vibrator, $80.; sewing machine, 10 yrs. old, $200. obo. 856-1323. 25**4 Color graphics plotter, $200. Obo. 856-7170. 25-4 For sale/trade. Four place C-235 aircraft fast cross country, 1400 mile range. Fresh C of A. 856-4254. 25-4 Matching couch, loveseat & chair. Good cond. $275. 856-3710. 25-4 Exc. satellite T.V. system. Regular $3000., reduced to $1900. 530-9426. ■ 26-802830-2 20 cu. ft. chest freezer, like new; studio knitting machine, rlbber, radar & table; pool table; chllds desk & misc. furniture. 852-4950,859-4809. 26-4 35. Miscellaneous Drapes & sheers for sale. Different colors & sizes;; 859-5988. 26-4 BEER AND WINE KITS Make your own beer and wine at a fraction of the cost. - ALSO - FULL LINE OF VITAMINS available at COUNTRYSIDE HEALTH FOODS in-the Countryside Shopping Centre, Aldergrove 856-3990 26-19473-6 Organ, Lowry Theatre Citation, like new, bench & headphones, cassette recorder & rhythm; Bed set;' dble. head & foot, dresser & hi-boy, all wood, blonde, modern; 42" round dining set, 2 leaves, 6 chairs; F.P. free stand porcelain enamel, insulated 8" blk. enameled pipe; cordless phone. 856-5670. 25-802803-4 Near new Filter Queen vacuum with power nozzle & . guarantee. $275. 533- 5712. 26-802827-6 2 mattresses, very clean. Come & pick up free. 856- 6431. 26-2 Prof, sculptured nails done in relaxing atmosphere. Pamper yourself & phone ' Connie 856-7786. 25-4 Kenmore apt. dryer, 110 volt, 3 yrs. old, $450. new, $125. cash; carpet-sweeper $15.; sturdy arborlte kitchen table only, $40.; tackle box with tackle, $20. 856-6640. 26-2 Black mongoose BMX, like new cond. Quality parts, red line. Ukai dlaconpe. Worth $510., sacrifice $160 856-6264. 26-2 Fbr sale. Strawberries, antenna, tidy tank. 856-3554. 25-3 Playpen for sale, $10.; cuddle seat, $5. 856-5645. 26-tf 16" wheel 3 spd. bike, $25. 856-1935. 26-2 Blue rug, used 1 yr., 12x18. No stains. $175. Call week- nights. 656-2345. 25-4 7x8 sectional garage door & hinges, $20.; 4 - 78x14 tires, $60.; other tires & wheels, $3. & up; 700Rx15XC4 radial tire, $35. 522-1804. 25**3 Classic oak Helnztman piano for sale, $1600.; Ostere animal clipper, $50. Small 120 base accordian, $225.859-0687. 26-4 Riding lawnmower, 7 HP, like new, $600. 856-1605. 26-3 Electrolux vacuum with power head & all attach. Good cond. $150. 856-8477 26-2 Set of wagon wheel bunk beds. $155.856-1307. 26-4 54" Howard rotovator, 3 pt., $525. obo; 3/4 HP Seedaire air compressor with controls for spray painting, $195. 858-1480. I 26-2 Water lilies, white or pink, $5. ea. 533-3783. 26-2 Kakl Cambell ducklings; Surge milk machine. 856- 1687. 24-4 mm ■■■ BEBB THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 25 The Langley fiberglass Centre inc For All Your Fiberglass Heeds CM us for: • Repair* • Canoet • Cartop Boats • Auto Parts • Tube & Shower Stalls • Materials 5948 - 200 5t. Langley, B.C. V3A 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 prices) 633-1758, 634-5694. 20-802666-tf Complete single white French Provincial bed. Exc. cond. $120. 859-9493. 24-4 TRADE EXCHANGE WHOLESALERS Open to the. Public 10 a.m. til 6 p.m. Call 534-6861 6011-196A St., Langley Closed Wed. & Sun. 19-18288-tf 30 gal. elec. hot water tank. 856-8810. _\ Cement mixer for sale. Call JJm 866-1793. _\ Car bed for' sale (carry cot), $15.866-8648. 10-tf Snugglle, $12.856-5645. ■ _______ 16-tf Wedding dress for sale,' size 12. 856-6161. 13-tf 2 Ige. com plants plus 1 creeper plant. Ph. 859- 9986 between 4 & 5 p.m. 12-tf Cabin F.P.,.orange acorn, complete with screen, grate & 6' pipe. Exc. cond. $150. obo. 856-7595 or 856-1372 after5 p.m. 24-4 For sale. 8 ft. dble, disk; also Cyclone seeder; 5 ft. patio doors. 534-6440. 24-4 DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tl[ C Plus R Gunsmlthlng. 853-5959. Certified gunsmith, service & sales. 52-801235-tf Commodore 64 for sale, $150.; 1541 Disk Drive, $250.; 2 10-speeds; Sony Walkman. 27351 - 29A Ave. 24-4 Goat milk for sale. 856- 1310. 26-4 New 4 ft. round wooden patio table with 4 backed benches. $150. 858-4762. 26-4 Girls Mustang style 2' wheel bike. Only 2 yrs. old. Exc. cond. $40. obo. 856-6019. 26-2 Business cards: Standard black on white, 250/S12., 500/$15., 1000 only $20. Free samples. Mail this ad. CARDS, Box 722, Ft.' Langley, VOX 1 JO. 24-802770-4 10x12 gold rug, very good cond., $50. 856-6276 mor- nlngs. 24-4 IVER'S BOAT TOPS & COVERS Custom made & repairs. 16 years experience. Free estimates. 856-2455 2-15854-tf 4 ft. colfee table; antique tilt mirror for dresser; bathtub, good cond.; pink depression glass cake plate. 888-6359. 26-2 9x12 light green background design on 4 cor-* ners, all wool, with underlay. $30. 26915 Alder Dr., Aldergrove. 26-2 Baby buggy, $35. obo. 534-1613. 26-4 Rubber raft boat, 2 man, with oars, like new. Only $60. 856-5476. 26-4 Bee gear: 2 hats, gloves, veils, hive tool, $30.; two sets coveralls, $10. 856- 5397. 26^ Will pay cash for discarded lawnmowers. 856-4850. _____ 1977 Dodge transfer case w/727 Tore fllte auto, trans., $400. compl.; SI 1x15 Goodyear tracker A/T 10x15 white spoke, 5 bolt Dodge rims, $400. obo. 856-6091. 26-2 2 alum, storm screen doors, opening 34"x6'8". One right, one left. $25. for both. 856-2382. 26-2 Attention farmers. New outhouse for sale. 856- 4269. 26-3 m.'yyy.".... .."., )■■"*. mi*.: :-liji V— SELLING? Call for Free Market Evaluation, ■ ' Without Obligation. Barry Coward Dick MacEachem 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 Honda lighting plant, 1000 watts, 115 V. DC 8 pt. 3 charging batteries. 27111 Zero Ave., 0220. 25-4 Washer, dryer, shelf-cabinet & speaker; desk with drawers; recliner chair; rocking chair; drop leaf table; F.P. screen; lawn mower. See at 36533 - 30B Ave., Aldergrove. 26-802815-2 Wanted. Boy's size 3X-4 winter ski-type jacket, decent cond. For sale laying nests 2 units, cheap. 666-8501. 26-2 36. Livestock Reg. P.B. Arabian gelding by Ahall-Husan and B.Z. Rlfletta. 5 yrs. old, 15.2 h.h., bay. Exc. showing prospect. 530-8790 or 856- 3778. 26-802833-2 Newzealand white fryer rabbits, $5. ea.; dwarf rabbits, good selection of colors, $3.50 ea. 25417-58 Ave. 856-6835. 25-4 Custom built horse trailer, dble. wide, dressing rm. Under 500 mi., $5500.; also metal utility trailer, B.O. 856-7061. 25**3 Must sell. 2 yr. old Q.H. Saddlebred, chestnut filly. Good temp. $900. obo. 656-4366,856-7816. 24-4 HORSESHOEING Scheduled Farrier Service Barrie Coates 534-1310 Radio phone no. H497644 21-14738-lf P.B. Arabian stallion at stud. Top bloodlines, exquisite show quality foals. Reas. fees. 858-6331 24-4 ROBERT TEIT FARRIER Journeyman Certified by the American Farriers Assoc. Specializing in T.B. trimming & plating. Show horses also. 574-4818 23-19726-tf Reg. 1/2 Arab geld., $900.; western saddle, $300.; engllsh saddle, $300. 854- 1454 after 5 p.m. or p.m. 856-2733. 26-3 Wanted to buy; all types of horses. Top price paid. Bud Noel at 530-8271. 43-800195-tf Nubian buck, 1 mth. old. Must sell. 856-1478. 26-2 Arabian opportunity. Obtain top blood & confirmation at very reas. prices. Weanling, yearlings, fillys, colt. 856-1658. 24-4 Mortimer's Polled Here- fords are dispersing their entire registered herd, through private treaty. 856- 1697. 24-802776-4 English saddle, 300.; English bridle, like new, $50. 856-7061. 25-3 Roadrunner horse trailer, elec. brakes & tack compartment. TB size, radlals. As new. $3500. 658-6561. 2t___\ Arabian Horse Enthusiast - Open trophy show - Highland Hills arena, 248 St., Aldergrove, Sun., July 7, 9:30 a.m. 856-7465, 853- 4066. Everyone welcome. 25-802779-3 Horse pasture for rent. 886-8169. 26-2 Wanted. Stall for horse. Self care, would like close to Parkside school and prefer with other kids. 856- 3792. 27-2 12x12 stall, small field,* hay storage space, riding ring. $75. pr. mth. 3555 - 264 St. 856-3497. 27-2 Reg. French Alpine milking does, exc. stock. $200. ea. 856-3291. 26-802835-2 ECONOMY SHAVINGS * Hemlock Sawdust ' Kiln Dry Shavings * Hog Fuel & * Cedar Shavings 576-8177 26-15214-tf Fresh Jersey cow milk & French Alpine. Weekends only. 656-3291. 26-802834-2 Pair of custom western pearl grey chaps. Brand new. 856-4306. 26-4 Vh yr. old reg. Arab geld. Grey, 14.2 h.h., super dis- posltlon. 856-1699. 26-4 16" Spring tree eng lish saddle. Complete, exc. cond. $600.435-7652. 26-2 Mini flock. 1 yearling Dorset ram, 3 good ewes. $275. obo. Will sell sep- arately. 856-0432. 26-2 Sheep shearing wanted. 856-8167. 26-2 Standaidbrad Stallion At Stud Native Bomber3 1.59 by Tar Heel' 1.57- Miss Tee Is also dam of Native Rocket 1.57, Native Clipper 2.00, Marlon Lobell 2.00, Marcus.Lobell 2.00. Native Bomber 1.59 is already a proven sire of stakes horses incl. Babes Bomb 2.00, Turn To Soosie' 2.02, Tar Daw Duchess' 2.03. Breeding fee $500. - live foal. Board $5. pr. day, $6. with foal. All foals eligible B.C. Sires Stakes. Westland Feed, 2212 - 272 St.. Aldergrove, B.C. Ph. 856-9011 or 856-2302 or Norm 531-6113. 22-802715-tf 37. Poultry Muscovy ducklings, baby chicks, rabbits; 18 cu. ft. deepfreeze, not working, $35.; house furnace. 856- 0473. 26-2 Dome type chicken water- ers for auto, system. 530- 0946. 27-1 38. Pets Mated pair silver grey Call ducks; beautiful engllsh ear angora rabbit lilac buck, gentle & tame. Wanted Mandarin ducks. 856-7539. 26-2 38. Pets Springer Spaniel pups, females $200., males $150.; golden retriever pups, females $250., males $200. 534-1103. 24-4 7 P.B. Airedale pips for sale. $100'. ea. 856-7913, 666-6536. . 27M Siamese &' Persian studs avail, for services. 858- 4992. 24-4 Surprise puppies. Lots of puppies free. 866-8688. 25-3 Free to good home. 3 black kittens, 6 wks. old, part Persian. 856-6789. 25-3 P.B. Doberman puppies. Reds, blacks, tans (have mother & father). Also P.B. homing pigeons, raced in North Road Club. 856-7245. 26-4 Multi-poo pups, 6 wks. $50. ea. 856-6363. 26-2 Siamese kittens for sale. Also half Siamese kittens. 856-4992. 24-4 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 VCT TRAINING CENTRE Obedience classes, plus protection guard work. We have full training facilities. Also fully trained dogs avail. Phone 659-0619. We are always looking for P.B. German Shepherds to train. 13-802574-tf 72 gal. lish tank with canopy, as Is $40., will repair for additional $30.; Ige. cedar dog house, $50. 856-2782. 26-4 16 gal. fish tank with canopy, heater, filter, pump, gravel & wrought iron stand. $75. obo. 856- 2782. 26-4 Reg. Persian kittens,' 10 wks., blue & white. $200. 856-7856. 26-3 Beautiful Persian kittens for sale. $100. ea. 856-2408 26-2 5 cute kittens, 8 wks..old, free to good home; 1 black mother cat, 2 yrs. old, good hunter, free to good home. 656-2849. 26-2 P.B. mini lop bunnies, $8. 530-3953. 26-4 2 yr. old Shepherd/Doberman cross. Free to good home. Good with children. 856-5378. 26-2' Free to good home with acreage, neutered 5 yr. Ige. Terrier cross'; white ■ cockatiel with cage, $70.; singing canaries, $35. 856- 3579. 26-4 Belgian sheepdog (g) pups, reg. Rare, loyal, trainable. X-ray exc. hips. Guaranteed. $300. 856- 7539. 26-4 39. Garden Produce STRAWBERRIES Luscious, fresh picked strawberries. No sprays used. Open daily 9-9. "Garden Time" 27441-18 Ave., Aldergrove 856-2941 27-19468-1 39. Garden Produce Pick your own . Strawberries at ARNESON'S 8808 Line Rd., Lynden, Wash. Ph. 206-354-4020 Season starting June 21 Field time: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. [Closed Sundays) Beautiful young - new - weed free field for you to pick your own vine ripened strawberries from. 3 popular varieties and only 45 cents pr. Ib. Canadian money at par. Location: Coming off Trans Canada I go south'on 13 to Aider- grove crossing, continue south 2% miles to Highway 546 (East Badger Rd. - note little chapel), then east 3 miles to Line Rd. Please bring your own containers (Canadian ice cream pails are excellent) 7:45 and 8:00 a.m. radio field reports Radio KARI, 550 AM dial. 25-19465-tf HAMILTON FARMS 400 ft. N. of Fraser Hwy. on Lefeuvre Road, Aldergrove OKANAGAN CHERRIES Buy Bulk and Save. Good selection of fresh fruit and vegetables. Open 9 a.m. • 8 p.m. Every Day. Phone 856-6068 26-19475-2 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"-l6", $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 selection of Nursery stock In the Valley. 7301 - 253 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. 856-5224 STRAWBERRIES 100 acres of the best strawberries in the Valley. Take 264th exit off 401. Follow yellow signs - off Fraser Hwy. take 248th Street north. Bring own containers please. Open Daily 6:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. 6030 - 248 Street 856-1497 or 581-1145 26-19467-4 39. Gord en Produce Farm fresh eggs for sale. Jumbos & cracked. 6710 - 258 St- 856-6965. 24-4 Strawberries. 29233 Haver- man Rd., Bradner. 856- 2765. 27-2 Strawberries. No sprays used. You pick or we pick. Ph; between 5 p.m. & 9 p.m. 534-7609. 27-2 STRAWBERRIES Why pick your own? We'll selectively pick the best, juiciest and biggest - JUST FOR YOU! Only 65c pr. Ib. by the flat Come to: SOUTH ALDER FARMS 2052 - 272 St. [Jaekman] One mile south of lights downtown Aldergrove 856-6940 26-19474-tf 40. Music Piano tuner. Work guaran- teed. $50. 856-8469. 24-4 Small antique upright piano, $500. 856-6164. 25-3 42. Property 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. 26-4 10. acres high land & house. Ideal for horses or hobby farm. Info. 856-3871 24-4 For sate 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 Anxious to sell. Black Mountain rec. lot. Will look at all offers. 856-4230. .26-3 By owner. 1 acre lot in new subdivision. Lge. oak tree. Off 200 St., Langley. 858- 2726. 27-2 43. Homes Bright 3 bdrm.* finished bemt. Abbotsford home. Vacant, 5 yrs. old. Must sell: Make offer. $61,900. 856-2065. 26-2 Langley 4-plex on V_ acre plus extra 3-car garage. $20,000. annual revenue. $149,900. 576-2304 or 576- 2049. 26-802806-2 For sale by owner. 5 acre hobby farm, 3 bdrm. home. Chicken barn, park like grounds, beautiful garden. Close to amenities. $154,900.656-5649. 27-4 44. Mobile Homes 1968 Pathfinder. Exc. cond. 12x68 with addition 1000 sq. ft. Stove, fridge, drapes, woodstove. Must be moved. Open to offers. 576-9883. 24-802762-8 ■WW-n^^SiPBB^H" ——»«»^"W»^^P^»«*WWH 26 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 45. Furniture Bilnk beds for sale. Maple finish. Complete. $150. 856-2364. 25-3 Living rm., kitchen, bedroom furniture, lamps, small appliances, misc. Reas. Offers considered. 856-0637. 26-802816-3 45A. Appliances 30" Leonard elec. range. Coppertone, good cond. Approx. 8 yrs. old. $150. 856-3281. 26-2 Humidifier, wood grain finish, 2 dif. controls. Was. $170., will sell for $75. Exc. cond. 856-7388. 25-4 Calvinator elec. stove, rotisserie, etc. Exc. cond. $250. obo. 856-1346 after 5:30 p.m. 25-4 21 cu. ft. Admiral deep freeze. Very good working cond. $225. 856-2019. 25-4 46. Garage Sale Multi-family mega-sale. Inci. stereos, ice skates & much more. Produce from our garden. Sun., July 7,_ 10-4. 324 - 256 St., Aldergrove, 856-4333., 27-1 Garage/yard sale July 6 & 7, 8:30-5:00. 24926 - 52 Ave. Tools, wooden boat, hundreds of misc. items. 27-1 SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR 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 RENTALSLTD. 853-1254 48-15754-tf MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS /I ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 Douglas Crescent, Langley office 530-2301 ev.s. 856-7639 SELLING? Call now for a free market evaluation - no obligation. CALL WALLY MARTIN 533-3533 LAKEVIEW REALTY LTD. 5334161 1983 Wilderness travei trailer. 29 ft., 5th wheel, 3 awnings, stereo, Holland hitch. $19,500. obo. 856- 5046. 24-4 21 ft. travel trailer. Shower, hot water, 2-way fridge. Very clean. $3900. 856- 3874. 26-3 Tent trailer with soft top, $300.856-7656. 26-3 1981 Midas motorhome. Dodge 440, twin air bunk- - house, sleeps 6, F.G. body, exc. cond. New steel radlals, AM/FM cassette. $19,900. financing avail. 858-2398 eves. 25-802783-4 Soft top tent trailer for sale. $200. 856-7341. 26-4 Custom built F.G. canopy for long box import. One window needs repair. $250. obo. 856-4633 eves. 24-4 1975 tent trailer, new paint, $300.; 16%' F.G. over wood boat, 50 HP motor, $650. obo. 656-9507. 25-4 1972 29 ft. 5th wheel, fully self-contained. $6000. 856- 5157. 2jM 14 ft. Glasscraft boat with trailer, elec. start, Mercury 20 HP eng.; 10% ft. Secur- Ity camper. 856-7950. 25-4 10 ft. Frontier deluxe camper. Like new. Paid $11,800 selling $7,500. obo. 853- 2824. 26-802807-2 Sprite Alpine 16 ft. for easy towing for small car. Sleeps 4 adults. 220 - 27111 Zero Ave. 26-4 (jzn\u\y, M^—mJm\ wm* Aldergrove's only real estate office! 856-4106 •856-2525 530-0018 PARIS REALTY LTD. 27233 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove ALL YOU REALLY NEED Exc. 2 bdrm. home with added sunroom, covered porch & parking area. Paved for RV. All the work Is done - you relax. Asking $40,500. plus shares In Pioneer Park. Check with Bill 856-9083. MY HOME That Is what you'll say when you view this 5 yr. old 1100 sq. ft. 3 bdrm. home with nook area In the spacious kitchen; fam. rm. with F.P.; fenced rear yard; walk to schools & shops. Listed at $69,500. MLS. Bill 656-9083. OWNER WILL TRADE This super 5 ac. in a private setting for a house in Clearbrook or Abbotsford. This acreage Is the Ideal location to build your dream home. Call Dorothea 859-8459. STOP LOOKING, HERE IT IS Spotless mobile home with many extras. This Must be seen to appreciate the location, cleanliness & the price of only $17,500. Call Dorothea 859-8459. YARROW CENTRAL ROAD Solid 1 bdrm. house on a 50x100 ft. lot with fruit trees & ornamental shrubs. Bring all offers to the asking price of $29,900. Call Janet Peters for details eves. 856-2480. LEVEL 2 ACRES On Fraser Hwy. close to Aldergrove. Ready to start building on. Call Janet Peters for more Information eves. 856-2480. GOOD STARTER ON CUL-DE-SAC Close to shopping & schools. Nice landscaping with private rear yard with storage shed. Va bsmt. with rec rm. & air-tight stove. Range & fridge incl. In asking price of $63,500. Call Pam 856-1871. ELAINE'S SPECIALS Reduced - $81,900., 3 level split, Ige. corner lot, red tiled roof; $89,900 - Mansard colonial, something different; $67,000 - exc. starter, Ige. lot; $102,500. - 5 ac., 5 bdrm. house, hobby farm; $110,000. - 2.49 ac, all fenced, 3 bdrm. rancher, good workshop/bam, freeway access. WANTED URGENTLYI 5 BEDROOM HOME IN ALDERGROVE priced $30,000., adequate parking. Anyone thinking of selling their home please call Kathy eves. 859-6542. SEVERAL STORE FRONTS FOR LEASE Anyone wishing to open up business on the main street in Aldergrove please give Kathy a call eves. 859-6542, QOOD FAMILY HOME ON 1 ACRE The Ideal place to raise a family. 3 bdrm. home with a bsmt. close to schools & shopping. Call Janet Peters eyes. 856-2460. ■EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED.* 47. Holiday Utility Tn Husky camper. Mint cond. 3-burner stove, ice box, sink, elec. hookup. Re- duced price. 856-8782. 27-4 Utility trailer, $60.; chicken feeders, 50 lb., hanging, 75 cents ea. 856-6233, 856- 3925. J27-4 1971 home built Ford motorhome. Needs lots of work. $1400. or trade for motorboat & trailer. 856- 5281. 27-4 48.Miscellaneous Wanted Wanted. Modern white bathtub with plumbing. Reas. priced please. Call 856-4389. 24-4 Elec. organ, deluxe model, rhythmlzers, cassette, $600. or trade for furniture. Kenmore upright vacuum with attachments, $70. 856-4687. 270 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 866-6825. 10-tf Wanted. Maple dining rm. table with 6 chairs, good cond., reas. 856-0645. 26-2 49. Boats THE CANOE RANCH Canoes, kayaks, rentals. Group rates. 27726 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. 856-0202. 20-802662-tf SX1200 depth sounder. List $300., special $200. R&M Tire, Aldergrove. 856- 5011. 26-2 17V.' Grew 165 Merc* cruiser. F.W.C., 71/*> Merc. O.B. full top. H.D. easy load trailer. Top cond. Extras. $7500. obo. 856- 6859. 26-3 50. Machinery - Equipment Fletdeck hay wagon, 8x16, $450.888-0525. 24-4 Allied loader, model 250, brand new. $1500. 826- 8577 after 6 p.m. 25-4 124 M.F. baler. $3500. Offers accepted. 656-2738. * 25-3 • Complete farm & truck tire repair, sales, service •24 hr. dispatched service Call Ron Tabian Abbotsford 853-0500 Langley 530-9595 Pager #583 26-19801-6 12 HP Bolan tractor PTO c/w trailer, rototiller, plow, 3 position blade, dble. disc, side mower & chains. $4200.856-4984. 25-4 New Holland hayllne 68 baler. Exc. cond. $1000. 856-1786. 26-2 440 Simplicity 20 H.P. tractor w/blade & 3 pt. hitch, $3000. obo. 856-2086. 26-2 50. Machinery - Equipment 3 pt. Bicon rake, -$300. 856-6690. 26-4 3 pt. hitch, tractor forks, $135. & $240. 856-2749. 26-4 2 ton budget 3 phase chain block; ,V2 H.P. rotor. 5" grinder. Open to offers. 866-4931 anytime. 26-4 1983 Ford 1300 tractor, 4 wheel drive. Easy-On front end loader, Howard 40" rototiller, spring tooth cultivator, 6' blade, 6' landscaping rake, 14' tandem axle trailer. $15,000. Call 826-8577 after 6 p.m. 26-tf 53. Cars 53. Cars Farmall A tractor with blade, 5 ft. pull type disk, 2 wheel trailer. $1350 856- 2019. 27-3 Backhoe Arps model 730 tractor mount type RTO driven, own hydraulic pump, 2 buckets 24" & 10", showroom cond. As new. $6000. 533-3160. 27-802839-2 51. Auto. Supplies 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. 866- 5645. 30-tf 1972 Datsun for parts. Auto, trans., $50.; tires & rim, $8. each; motorcycle tire, $5. 856-1936. 27-4 8000 Ib. Ramsey winch for 4x4, $500. 858-3076. 19-tf 8.00x16.5 pair of tires, like new. $100. 856-8053. 26-2 Hpnda line cover for Silver- wing, new, $50.; V8 Pinto kit, motor mounts, bracket, $100. 856-7159. 24-4 52. Motorcycles 1979 Kawasaki KX80 frame, has everything but motor; go-cart has Kawasaki KX80 eng., $150. 856- 8424, ask for Tom. 24-4 1979 Yamaha 400cc. 9100 km., on & off road. Exc. cond. $700. 856-6047. 24-4 Honda 500-4, fully dressed. Runs exc. $600. firm. 853- 1162. 26-2 1983 KX125. New cyl., piston, rings, sprocket, chain. $700. obo. Bill 856-2287. 27-4 53. Cars 1974 Maverick 302, 2 Bbl., $300. Bill 856-2287. 27-4 Hillbilly Speciel dune buggy, street legal. Must sell out of the estate. $3500. obo. 886-0697. 1972 Toyota Corolla 1600, $600.; 1969 Olsenvllle 442, $1500.; 1952 Hudson Wasp, $1500. 530-3837. 21021 -40 Ave., Langley. ______ 26-3 427 Acadian auto. 12 bolt possl. $3300. obo. 856- 8045. 26-3 A&M CAR SOUND Car stereo sales and installations. We also ff\ jr*\cany a large ^selection of aerials & misc. items for your automobile sound system. 853-8011 32610 SOUTH FRASER WAY. ABBOTSFORD. B.C BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 54. Trucks 1973 Toyota Corona Mark II, $1350. obo; 1973 VW Super Beetle, $950. obo. 856-9388. 25-4 1971 Comet. Manual steering & brakes, new brakes. $700. obo. 856-6398. 25-4 1970 Pontlac 2 dr. 8 cyl. auto. 35,975 miles. In running order, new timing gear, radiator. $400. 856- 5319 or 856-4881. 25-4 1977 Dodge Colt station wagon. Auto., good. $1675. Bob 856-7412, Lou 856-0443. 25-4 1975 Coupe de Vllle Cadillac. $1200. obo. 856-6473, 856-0487. 26-2 1974 Chev Impala. 454 eng. Good running cond. Body good shape. New trans. & exhaust, good tires. $800. obo. 856-1264. 26-2 1972 Chrysler Newport. $400.856-4762. 25-4 1974 Dodge Dart SE. 2 dr. H.T. $1600. 856-6114. 26-2 $1850. buys 2 dr. 1974 Comet. 250, 3 spd., 46,000 miles. Lady owned, Immac. Int., no rust. Extra tires. 853-1162. 24-4 1980 Horizon. 83,000 orlg. kms. One owner. Good running cond. $3800. 856- 5631. 24-4 1976 Mercury Marquis Colony Park station wagon. Loaded, air cond., cruise, 460 motor. 95,000 miles. Good running cond. $1500. obo. 856-8960. 26-2 1978 Mercury Cougar, p.s., p.b., very clean. Low mileage. $2600. Obo. 856-0298. 24-4 1969 Ford van. $600. obo or trade for car. 858-8748. 26-4 1977 4 dr. Bulck Skylark. 74,000 km., good cond. $1950. obo. 856-0637. 26-802817-3 SELL IT IN THE STAR - 856-8303 1979 Va ton short box, 350. Very good cond. 80,000 km. $6500. obo. 856-6641. 27-2 1971 Chev van. 350 auto., $750.; 3 yr* old reg. Tennessee Walker filly, $500. 856-2664. 2jM 1980 F250 Ford P.U. Dual tanks, exc. cond. $5000. obo. 574-3450. 26-4 1959 International bus. Almost completely camperlzed. Exc. motor. Asking $3500.866-8549. 25-3 1977 F250. Runs okay, needs box. $1100. 856- 7159. 24-4 1973 GM Suburban, good cond., very clean. $1800. obo. Ph. eves. 534-2581. 25-3 1985 Jeep 4x4 Cherokee. 6000 km. $15,000. Silver Alpine stereo. 856-5011, 856-8531. 13jtf 1963 Ford van. Int. customized, tinted windows, mech. sound. Needs paint job. $2000. obo. 856-2847. 24-4 Scrap cars wanted. Bradner Salvage, 858-8378. 9-793059-tf 1971 Dodge P.U. With canopy. New clutch, good cond. $650. 534-6017. 24-4 1976 Ford van. H.D., good running gears but rusty. $750.856-6047. 24-4 CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 8-95292-tf 1974 Ford, raised top, completely camperlzed van. Offers. 856-1480. 26-2 1973 Ford Va ton for parts. 856-8139. 26-2 197.3 Va ton Chev truck. Good transmission & tires, dual gas tanks. Needs body & engine work. $1500 obo. 856-8215. 26-3 1977 Dodge window van. 318 p.s., p.b., auto, trans., Vt ton long box. Ready to camperlze. $3200. obo. 856-1123. 26-4 rT00 LATE TO CLASSIFY-) The Aldergrove Star COMICS WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 presented by 27 \ KEYEYE Job opportunities through the Keyeye program. We need energetic people to train as Instructors teaching awareness & self defence to elementary school Children. This Is an excellent opportunity to enter a well paid & worthwhile jcareer with guaranteed Income. A meeting Is set at Kwantlen College at 140 St. In Surrey, Thurs., July 11 at 7:30 p.m., outlining 'the program. All interested persons should attend. Further Info, call 576-1654. j 27-802894-1 For rent. Aldergrove town- house. 3 bdrm., den. 853- 7119. 27-802892-1 Approx. 15 acres standing :hay. 868-6188. 27-2 1973 Dodge 1 ton walk-in van. Propane conversion, cupboards. Recent motor 6 trans, rebuilt. 856-5110. 27-2 1972 Lionel. Exc. cond. Sleeps 6. Electricity, city water, storage tank, stove, sink, awning, canoe rack. Can be pulled by small car. $2195. obo. 856-6396. 27-3 33 It. sloop. Sail & motor. Will charter for camping, fishing & cruising. 856- 8126, 5-8 p.m. 27-1_ Two 78x14" steel belted tires mounted on rims, fit Toyota Corona; round maple table, $100.; upright freezer, exc. cond., $275. Much more. 534-6539. 27-2 Aldergrove. 5 bdrm. house for rent. 2 bdrm. up, 3 bdrm. down. Fridge, stove, w/w. $595. pr. mth. 26745 - 32A Ave. 585-3763. 27-4 Langley. 4 bdrm., 2 baths, 3 appl., built-in vacuum, 2 woodstoves, w/w, drapes. $725. pr. mth. 574-7104. 27-4 7 yr. old Standardbred mare, well trained, $500. obo; 3/4 Arab geld., 7 yrs., $475, obo. 856-1381. 27-4 Multi family garage sale. Baby clothes, children's organ, furniture, everything from soup to nuts. July 7, 10-4, #297 - 27411 - 28 Ave., Aldergrove. 27-1 Hobart Kltchenaid dishwasher, good cond., $65.; Viking washer, $50.; Electrolux shampooer, $195. 866-1733. 27-4 Springer Spaniel puppies. Ready to go. Black & white and liver & white. Males $150., females $200. 534- 1103. 27-4 Hay lor sale. $2. on field. 856-2210. 27-4 1978 Vanguard 91/? ft. camper. 4 burner stove & oven, 3-way fridge, boat loader. Exc. cond. $4000. 856-6115 2M Queen size bed, $100.; sewing machine, $22.; desk, $22.; recllner, $75.; chair, $25. 856-4578. 27-1 1976 Duster. 2 dr., p.s., p.b., auto., slant 6, radio. $1200. Ph. 589-8634 or 858- 1348 eves. 27-tf By owner. Comfortable home with handy location In sunny town of Oliver between Osoyoos & Pen- tlcton. Ph. 498-6480. 27-4 1982 Acadian 4 dr. H.B. 4 spd., stand., 1600 cc, AM/ FM radio, 69,000 km. $3750. obo. 858-3280. 27-4 Will do haying Tues., Sun. or anytime after 6 p.m. Ask for Doug 856-9880. . 27-2 I do woodworking, sharpening, repairing. Rebuilt lawnmowers for sale. Will buy your old mower: 856- 3153. 27-tf 1973 Chev Malibu 4 dr., p.s., p.b. Runs good, small VB. Asking $550. Open to offers. 856-2483. 27-2 2100 sq. ft. cedar contemporary in parklike' setting of 4 V** acres. Modern 36x64 workshop/barn. $155,000. 856-1852. '27-4 1969 17 ft. Kustom Koach. $1800. firm. 2995 - 268A St., Aldergrove. 856-5208. 27-2 1988 VW Beetle. Good running bond. Prime red ready for paint. Asking $800. obo. 856-6346. 27-2 Wanted, standing hay. Purchase or shares. Custom total or any portion. 856-8653 or 856-6509. 27-4 Professional typing: Letters, reports, term papers, etc. Complete resume service. Reas. rates. Ph. 856- 4674. 27-4 Reg. Llasa Apso puppies. Tattooed, dewormed, shots. $275. & up cash. Some white. 856-0518. 27-4 1976 Honda Gold Wing GL 1000. Trunk, saddlebags & fairing. Immac. cond. Asking $2300. 856-8872, 856- 1617. 27-3 Room & board. 856-4873. 27-4 Young white roosters for sale, $2. ea. 866-5649. 27-4 Plumbing & heating work. 856-5612. 27-4 Volunteer help needed for VTEA. Phone Jean 888- 1262. 27-4 Hay for sale. Field or barn. 856-8853,856-6509. 27-4 Avail. 2 bdrm. apt. in quiet building, $320. pr. mth. Responsible people need only to call for info. Ph. 856-7860 eves. 27-2 For sale. Raspberries, no spray. North Bradner area. 856-6718. 27-3 Modern 3 bdrm. mobile with F.P., on 13 acres. 3 stall barn, suitable for horses. 856-6527 or toll free 112-800-663-9723, pager 3219. 27-4 Bar & chain, as new for 20" saw. Will trade or sell for 16' bar & chain. 856- 0268. 27-1 Pair of zebra finches & cages, $30. obo. Also 3 mth. old male pearl cockatiel & cage, $75. Morgan mare. Free cats & kittens. 856-5767. 27-3 8V? ft. Vanguard camper. Sleeps 4, stove, ice box, jack. $1400. 856-6346. 27-2 Twin captain's beds. Stained brown. $70. ea. Ph. 856-7529 after 6 p.m. 27-2 Outboard motor, about 21/** H.P. Runs good. $95. 856- 2850. 2jM 1974 Ford Courier with canopy. Low mileage, good tires, good cond. $1200.856-6361. 27-4 Yard sale at 26865 - 29 Ave., Sat. & Sun., 9-4. Many Items & new tent. 856-7764. 27-i^ 1978 Ford Fairmont station wagon. H.D. trailer towing package. Good cond. $3000. obo. 856-5018. 27-4 Neighborhood garage sale July 6, 10-4 p.m. at 264 - 30A Ave. 27-1 2 ton budget 3 phase chain block; 1% H.P. router. 5" grinder. Open to offers. 656-4931 anytime. 27-4 Home air conditioner. 5000 BTU's. Like new, half price $150.856-2772. 27-2 16 cu. ft. .F.F. fridge. Good cond. 853-4321.27-2 11 ft. F.G. boat, almost new. $400. 856-8168. 27-3 Commercial Litton microwave oven, $500. obo; Hoover washer/spin dryer, $75. obo; Kenmore ptble. 110 dryer, $200. obo; Kenmore washer, $100. obo. 856-3467. 27-1 1967 Cougar parts. Also 12 spd. bike, $150. obo; rooms for rent. 856-9880. 27-2 C« flt .ML ALIGNMENT Cars —Trucks New, Used & Recaps 26827 Fraser Hwy. •M-MU Ray & Maynard Shllllnglaw Ras: 656-8531 HAGAR YOll VJMT TO BAT YOLllZ CAK5 AHP UAV£\T,ro6Hl •___. \ l$ THAT POSSIBLE ? J v/_ GRIZZLEY MacKEE I'M DARN SURE THERE 11 GOTTA HEAD POR THE ; WILL BE MORE WATER... ..WWW! HERE IT C0ME5! BUT IF HIM HERE fc-JEWILUIElET.JJ Langley Capri Kids 4-H club will be holding a car wash July 6 at the Otter Co-op, 10:30-3:30. By donation. 27-1 Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star get value "NO CHARGE" PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS 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 are not included in this offer. • Any additional words should be on another sheet of paper. There is a 12 cent charge per extra word. • Your ad is most effective when you include a price. SUBSCRIBERS <__*j=& g^ Use this form to plan your ad before you call... or clip and mail. Classified section The Aldergrove Stari PO Box 220. Aldergrove VOX 1A0 How many weeks Your Name. Address Phone. NON-SUBSCRIBERS To receive The Aldergrove Star every week aa well aa a free classified every week, fill out the form below—and attach your first free classified if you wish. Hie Aldergrove Slar Name PO Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Mailing Address. Phone □1 year ■ $12 □O.A.P. rate • $6 Q2 years • $15 □Cheque □Money order □ VISA card VISA No Expiry date ■ i .1 ,. . m» o wiinm .uiHM«cami ^i^«wBPfw^wiaBp«iiiipia^a«aaw«iw^ ■.*■!. ffl '"■■■p 28 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1985 <* Education leads to careers By Rae Featherstonhaugh Jennifer Kitade teaches the business education career preparation program at Aldergrove secondary school. Her students spend approximately 710 hours in the program in their final two years of high school. Additionally, they complete 120 experience with a local business. At present, the career preparation program is integrated with the regular business education classes, but students woric at an advanced level. Skills such as typing, shorthand, dictaphone, filing and general office procedures are taught in the program. Kitade ex plained that many of the programme's graduates continue their educations at FYaser Valley College or Kwantlen College. Those who enter the job market upon graduation usually have to begin at the bottom of the clerical "totem pole", but there are many opportunities, eventually, in office administration. The ambi tions of the career preparation students are varied. Wendy DeBoer (grade 11) began her work experience in April, at a local dentist's office. She enrolled in the program because of. the work experience. Charity horse group meet fundraising goal By Marilyn Gregory LANGLEY - Sunday, June 23, brought several people together at Campbell Valley paik. All had one goal in mind and that was to raise money for the Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association, and the third annual ride-a- thon was led off by RCMP constable Robertson. All riders made the circuit and afterwards they had fun playing, games while mounted on their horses. Ongoing activities included hourly draws, stagecoach rides, bean bag throws and search and grab. No one went hungry as the best hamburgers ever were made by Dido and Rosemary Simon of Mission. Donuts, cupcakes, coffee and cold juice were available. Trophies and prizes were awarded in the afternoon. The business trophy went to the Horse and Rider pub in Langley. First prize, a horse blanket, went to Morgana Hubber; second prize, Cheryl Cassidy; third prize, Myra Dryden; fourth prize, Peggy Widdowson; fifth prize, Gayle Martin and sixth prize to Carol Gran. The drawing for the raffle was held and winners were; first prize, a quilt, won by Sharon Van Emmerik, Surrey; se cond prize, a ceramic clock, Eva Kizzener, Aldergrove; third prize, tickets for two to Vancouver Game Farm won by the writer, and fourth prize, also tickets for two to the Vancouver Game Farm, to Louise Robertson, Langley. Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association students who rode and won were: first prize, Jeffry Girodate who won a picture painted by Anita Gilbert of Langley and a perpetual memorial trophy, for one year, donated in memory of Jessica Hewlett and Sophie Clapham, Bradner. Second prize to Scott Green, Aldergrove and third prize to Rachel Cansdale. "I also want to use my languages. I speak Dutch, German, French, and English. I'd like to be a stewardess or a travel agent." In- dergit Grewal (grade 11) is planning on attending Fraser Valley College to become an accountant. Smindi Aujla (grade 12) enjoys procedures study and word processing. She would also like to put her languages, Hindi, Punjabi, and FYench, to woric by becoming an immigration officer. Wendy DeBoer [grade 11] practises on a dictaphone, through Aldergrove secon dary's Business Education Career Preparation program. TRANSPORTATION COSTS DRIVING YOU ABBOTSFORD IMPORTS HAS SOLU HE ION! (SEE NEXT WEEK'S AD FOR DETAILS ON THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION!) STELLAR • RUNS ON LOW COST REGULAR GASOLINE • MiCHELiN ALL SEASON RADIAL TIRES • LOW COST MAINTENANCE • CHILD PROOF DOOR LOCKS •SPECIAL ANTICORROSION tAAJP TREATMENT FR0M *Ou4D •4 DR. LUXURY FOR LESS •1.0 LITRE O.C.H. ENGINE • RUNS ON REGULAR GASOLINE • FRONT & SIDE WINDOW DEMISTERS • MICHELIN ALL SEASON RADIALS • MUCH MUCH MOREII rnnma $8995 * PRICE EXCLUDES THE PREDELIVERY, FREIGHT AND LOCAL TAXES ■M.l.'liM WHERE EVERY "DEAL" IS A "GOOD DEAL" 33286 SOUTH FRASER WAY, ABBOTSFORD PHONE 859-2813
Title changes in chronological order: Aldergrove Herald (1957-10-16 to 1958-02-20), Aldergrove News (1958-02-27 to 1964-04-30), Central Fraser Valley Echo (1964-05-06 to 1964-12-23), Central Fraser Valley Star (1967-01-17 to 1969-02-05), and Aldergrove Star (1969-02-12 to 1991-12-31). Presented to the Alder Grove Heritage Society by Kurt Langmann and Family, July 1, 2021.
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