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5*- **.: .** I i»' Sidewalk is still naught but talk MURRAYVILLE - They have talked about it for many years, and they still do. To build a sidewalk alongside 273rd Street will cost $86,000, says Mayor Elford Nundal, "and that is a lot of money." Nundal told council here Monday morning that he had heard that a "citizen fell off the sidewalk" some time ago. An elderly man did indeed fall into the roadside ditch, and had to be rescued by some passers by. In spite of Nundal's remark, however, there is not any sidewalk on 273rd Street. Aid. Muriel Amason feels that since ford to take $1.2-mil- lion out of general revenue to set aside for the new pool, then surely money can be spent on smaller but necessary projects as well. She told council that at a time when they deem it prudent to build this large joint project with Langley city, and with the city only contributing 25 percent of the financing, they must not forget other public works "We have talked about that -(sidewalk) for many years," Nundal admitted. Odds favor the continuation of talks for some time to come before a proper sidewalk is built. Local man knifed MATSQUI - Police are investigating a stabbing which oc- curred Friday, 11 p.m. on Otter St., Clearbrook. Injured is Tony Savard, 22, of Clearbrook. MURRAYVTUE - Chewing on a (plastic) straw, Aid. Len 'Country Boy' Fowler this week ruminated that council must be "prudent and responsible." Township fathers have to project this image by "showing the senior (provincial) government that we are not running around spending and The _ Aldergrove spending and spend-, ing," said Fowler.' I' When two other aldermen, Pat Boyle and John Rennie suggested that council set up a committee to work out the plans for a $20,000 theatre in Langley for the arts, they upset both Fowler and Aid. Carol 'City Girl' Gran. "The ($3.8-million) pool is the priority," said Fbwler. Vlt is" not that we are not in favor of an arts centre." Gran said it was difficult for her as well to be "put behind the 8-ball" and having to vote against the arts council. Boyle's wife, Joanne, is president of this group. See page 3 Vol. 27 No. 25 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 32 pages 30 cents 3089-272 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. Call 856-8303 or 856-5212 GLOUCESTER Arnason, tt Hugh and buddies get down to bear facts Spring time is baby time, especially at the local Vancouver Game Farm, home of 95 species of wildUfe. Not all the "children" are bom here, however, as Fish & Wildlife staff frequently bring found orphans to Hugh Oakes for care and feeding. Recent acquisitions Include a black tailed .deer, two weeks old, found in Cypress Bowl and a couple sets of four month old black bears, found in Bums Lake. Oakes generally returns the animals to freedom once they've matured or recovered from injuries. "I don't like to see the eagles or hawks locked up," he says, "and the deer will be set free this fall with the herd that goes through the navy base. I'm the one that's always replenishing their herd." The black bear cubs and timber wolf pups will be sold to other game farms and zoos, because by the time they've matured they will not be frightened of humans and therefore Will be too dangerous In the wild. wonderful way for us to develop Gloucester," said Aid. Muriel Amason. "Let's go for it."- Amason read aloud from the provincial government's Bill 49 (the Special Enterprise Zone and Tax Relief Act) the section that deals with the provision of services to a zone. It states that "once a zone is established... the B.C. Development Corporation becomes responsible for servicing (and) the municipality ceases to have that responsibility" and further that "if the local (municipal) government and the BCDC zone administrator cannot agree on the terms of a service contract, then (provincial) cabinet can order the services be provided until agreement is reached or until either party makes application to cabinet to have the matter decided." This would be a township to get ihe necessary sewer installations completed, and Gloucester would be able to go ahead, Amason said. Other councilors seemed less enthusiastic. They were backed by planner Kurt Alberts who said that "up to this point Gloucester has always said they are prepared to pay their own way. They have not indicated to have any financial problems." Alberts said his department presently is studying Gloucester's latest proposal for a first stage of their north Aldergrove industrial development. For several years, planners have argued if the company should be allowed to install their own sewage disposal facilities or be requested to connect to a municipal discharge line. Gloucester officials have said that either See page 3 <1 i ! i ii il ii '. . 1 I THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 55 emphasis team work below border ■■Iffill mmmmm. ■■■ OLYMPIA, Wash. - Canadians entering the United States on Interstate 5 at Blaine won't be very far into ■ their trip before they notice a much increased emphasis on speed enforcement by the Washington State Patrol, according to Bill Burkett, patrol spokesperson, "Beginning May 27, the patrol's 55 emphasis team will be operating on 1-5 from the border south to Everett for a period of two months," Burkett reports. The cruisers and motorcycles on the ground will be assisted by airborne troopers using speed-measuring methods which bypass radar detectors. "Picking off speeders from the air is almost ridiculously easy," Burkett said. "One airborne trooper can keep half a dozen chase cars busy for as long as motorists insist on speeding along a section under surveillance." Radar detectors are useless a- gainst aircraft, which uses stopwatches to dock speeds over measured distances. The patrol remains committed to enforcement of the 55 mph limit as a traffic safety measure. This year, the patrol is joining with Oregon State Police and ..the California Highway Patrol 'in' a. Combined Accident Reduction Effort (CARE) "border to border" on 1-5. "Stress will be on safe speeds, seat belt use, and staying sober while driving," Burkett said. The Northwest. Washington program is part of a patrol study to determine 'combined, effect of enforcement emphasis with public awareness efforts. Hie Patrol's 55 enforcement has been steady across 10 years, but public information efforts have not been sustained. "We hope to persuade the motoring public that driving 55 makes just as much sense as staying sober and wearing safety belts," Burkett said. "Driving time, Vancouver, B.C., to Vancouver, Washington, at 55 (88 kph) is five hours and ' 34 minutes,'exclusive of rest and fuel stops. In 200 miles,. you save FATALITY only 34 minutes by traveling 65 instead of 55,'* Burkett said. "Add. the time it takes to discuss your excessive speed with a trooper, and any advantage is neutralized. Might as well slow down and enjoy the drive." For stops in state, here are the driving times from Vancouver, B.C. at 55: Destination Hours -to Olympia 3:39- -toTaeoma . 3:08 -to Seattle 2:36 -to Everett 2:03 - Bellingham :58 Blood clinic here tomorrow Chute fails to open MATSQUI - A parachutist died Saturday while taking part in a multi-person jump over Matsqui flats. Andrew Price, 30, was a parachutist with three years experience, but a chute malfunction resulted in his death, at 12:30 p.m. Price was late of Agnes St., Nev? Westminster. AIDERGROVE ■* A lot of people are needed to donate a pint of life at the Red Cross blood donor clinic Thursday, June 20 between 2 and 8 p.m. in the OAP hall. Whether you have a very rare or common type of blood your type is always needed. Give life for one more day to a leukemia patient, a bum victim, a hemophiliac, or an open heart surgery patient. Very little surgery can take place, without a supply of blood. You never know who, where, or when someone will need blood and if you donate it will be there. The time it takes to donate is minimal for the benefits reaped. Help save a life. WHERE YOU CAN BUY A NEW CAR FOR YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAYS AND STILL AFFORD TO GO! 11% FINANCING AVAILABLE O.A.C. FULL TERM psfig) STELLAR THE LUXURY CAR YOU CAN AFFORD. The body is by Guigiaro, the famous Italian designer. The engine and transmission are proven performers because Stellar is already a star in 21 countries. Now it's here - with a lineup of luxury features that you have to see to believe. Come in and test drive the Stellar. FROM. '8995 00' TEST DRIVE A PONY TODAY. And see why Canadians have helped make it the #1 selling sub compact this year. The standard features and rugged durability of the Pony are sure to Impress you. Most impressive Is the prlcel SCQJCOO' FROM OO40 * Price does not Include predelivery and local freight and taxes. ABBOTSFORD IMPORTS' 33286 S. Fraser Way, Abbotsford (D.L. 5770) Phone 859-2813 Expansion of transit? MURRAYVTUE - Langley township's transit review committee, chaired ..by Aid. Carol Gran and the Aldergrove chamber of commerce will be conducting a transit survey in the Aldeigrove area to investigate the possible expansion of'the transit setvice to Aldergrove. Many locals have contacted Gran recently regarding the improvement of the service between the city of Langley, the Langley Memorial hospital and Aldergrove. "Now that the Langley recreation centre is going to be built in Murrayville, it will be even more important to have a regular service between Aldergrove and Langley at convenient times of the day and at a reasonable cost," says Gran. Gran says discussions also will be taking place with Cascade Coach Lines who now provide the service to see if their service could be improved. The Langley Transit Service, if expanded, would not replace the Cascade service, but would enable people from Aldergrove to travel to Langley more conveniently. . Transit survey forms are available from the Aldergrove chamber of commerce. STARBURN TRAVELljd. COUNTRYSIDE SHOPPING CENTRE 27520 FRASER HWY. ALDERGROVE, B.C. 856-5111 | TRAVEL TALK By BILL RODDEN A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to experience CP Air's Attache service on a trip between Vancouver and Toronto. Certainly, CP Air have lived up to their promise to provide a high level of service to the business traveller. From the priority check- in system to the special attention at the departure lounge (coffee, juice, papers, etc.) the pre-board arrangements were efficient and comfortable. . The aircraft, with seat configuration of only 66 seats, all window or aisle, was one of the new Attache units. Seating and work space was generous and comfortable, allowing me to spread out my papers and get some pre-meeting work done. • Refreshment and meal service avoided the traditional all-on-one-tray approach and tended to make the service more relaxed and personal. A nice feature is the presentation of hot towels after the entree and before dessert, which was delicious ice cream - the first I have ever had on a flight in all my years of air travel. The audio channels offered good variety, with Channel 9, CP Air Business Digest, proving most interesting, featuring.talks by such well-known experts as Robert Town- send, Dr. Robert • Haas, and Dr. Irene Kassorla. , Attache service may cost a little more, but for you, the business traveller, I can recommend it as a very pleasant and relaxing way to go. Drop by Starburn Travel and discuss Attache service with me in conjunction with your travel plans. MMm^PtHMMMNWMttSS 91 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 Horse Mayor muses about weeds, bills opera From front page Gran said a meeting room for the artistically inclined was included in the new swim pool complex and if councilors had known that the arts council wanted a theatre they could have scratched this from the plans. She added that thoroughbred horse owners in Langley are in the process of building a theatre right now. Arrangements for the use of this facility could probably be worked out between the arts people and the equestrians, she suggested. So that really leaves the possibility of Langley becoming the Nashville, Tennessee of the north. AIDERGROVE - Efforts to improve the visual impact of Aldergrove have once again been undertaken by the local chamber of commerce. Chamber president Walter Levy has asked municipal council in Murrayville if the street cleaning in downtown Aldergrove could be increased in frequency. At present the local streets are being swept once a week and at night. Township engineer Wayne Randell says there is a problem with parked cars, and therefore not all the debris is being removed. Aid. Carol Gran suggested this week that perhaps the sweeping could be done twice a week, but council took no action on the matter. The problem of weed and grass infested building lots was also brought up, and Mayor Elford Nundal suggested a get tough policy With pro- Gloucester ready,willing From front page way is fine with them. Whatever council wants. Private or public sewers now or in the future, and if officials want it, private now and hook-up to a public system later. They would also pay the entire cost of whatever council wants, without seeking financial assistance from the public purse. Problem is, however, that councilors here still are talking about whether to join with the joint Abbotsford - Matsqui sewage system to the east, or with the Greater Vancouver system to the west. And they don't seem to be approaching anything that could look like a final decision on this matter. Woman killed in crash LANGLEY - A 21 entered 200 St. dir- year old Vancouver woman,. Karen Na- dine Claughton died Friday as a result of a serious motor vehicle accident. Claughton, of 1792 Island Ave. was travelling west on 88 Ave. at about 2:33 p.m., when she failed to.stop at the stop sign before crossing 200 St. She ectly in front of a north-bound transport truck driven by Daniel MacDonald of 32 Ave., Aldergrove. Claughton was taken to Langley Memorial hospital with undetermined injuries, and transferred to Royal Columbian hospital where she passed away at 9:30 p.m. TAXING, INTERESTING MURRAYVILLE - Amason. Taxpayers money that has been tied up in reserve funds has earned the investors $845,000.00 in interest last year, reports Aid. Muriel Treasurer Steve Wilcox says it is not quite so. Part of the extra revenue has been generated from general funds investments, Wilcox says. perty owners to make them clean up. Nundal said he recently received a bill from a municipality in B.C.'s interior where he owns a lot. The bill was for cutting the weeds and the public works crew charged $55 an hour. He did not say how many houts it took them, but did indicate that this was "an incentive" for him to do it himself. Langley district has an "unsightly premises" bylaw and township fathers could decide to use this ordinance to its fullest extent. 1 ft THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 Tax revolt won't stop at border By TONY CARLSON Navel-gazing, not to be confused with watching the submarine races out at Passion Point, can be a rewarding pastime. As Plato said, the unexamined life is not worth living. But there comes a time to lift the head and look around, away from internal issues such as the federal budget, because new problems and opportunities have a habit of sneaking up out of the blue. And at this moment we are sitting dead in the middle of the tracks of U.S. tax reform. What is happening down there could create such a stir in the true north that the current bickering over the budget will look like tea time at the Empress Hotel in Victoria. Now under intense scrutiny and debate in Washington is a two-pronged attack on the tax system by President Reagan. On the corporate side, he is calling for lower overall corporate income tax rates, down from 46 to 33 percent. To replace the lost revenue, he would eliminate most capital incentives,a move wich would hit hard at traditional smokestack industries - steel, cars and the like - by removing many of their tax benefits. The same sorts of measures were suggested in a discussion paper accompanying the federal budget in Ottawa. To offset suggested lower corporate tax rates for large and small business, Michael Wilson suggests doing away with investment tax credits and related measures. The result: more taxes paid by capital- intensive firms and less by the retail, high-tech and service sectors. Coinddentally, those last sectors are the source of most new jobs while capital- intensive firms, which have been reaping most of the benefit from the tax system, have in general been investing in job - eliminating machinery. Is it any wonder then that governments in Europe and North America, faced with continued high unemployment, are moving to eliminate the bias against jobs in favor of capital. If it wants to remain competitive, Canada has no choice but to follow the U.S. lead. But the real sleeper, and the one which could hit every tax- paying Canadian, is the U.S. proposal for flat personal income tax, with a top rate of 35 percent. The plan would end or limit 65 deductions now enjoyed by Americans. The problem for Canada is, if it wants plants and jobs to stay north of the border, it will need to have a total tax picture that is competitive with that in the U.S. Our maximum personal tax rates now are in the 50 to 60 percent range, not even close to the contemplatd U.S. ceiling. And in order for us to afford the lower flat basic rate, we too would have to do without many of the incentives we now enjoy, things like deductions for spouses and kids, for interest income and so on. "The controversy over deindexing pensions is like a picture compared to the storm that a flat tax will cause," says John Bulloch, president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. We ain't seen nothin' yet." That should give us all more than a neighborly interest in the U.S. debate. Letters to the editor Have we been duped ? Editor, The Star, Sir, Like I said before the pool referendum, we taxpayers will be buying a "pig in a poke." I also said that the taxpayers would not be told the whole truth about the finances. And I was right. 'There is still more bad news to come. I predict the two Lang- leys will come to blows both before and after the pool is built. The taxpayers were duped into a false premise, that the Langieys would manage and staff the facilities with their own employees, but I see that is not to be. All thanks to the right wing group the voters elected in June. This council did not say during the election that the taxpayers" would build facilities and that private enterprise would profit from it. Wake up taxpayers. Let us pool our resources and fight back. A good name for the pool would be Albatross, as it will be around our necks for years to come. GERALD CUTHBERT Aldergrove Profitable crop Editor, The Star, Sir, Mr. Hans Zup is right about farmers spreading manure on the roads. However, he's dead wrong about them not harvesting a crop. There appears to be a bit of secrecy about this crop of baled hay as they pick it up off and beside our roads. Usually at night and usually in great haste. There must be considerable profit in this practise otherwise they1 couldn't pay their teen aged help overtime wages working so hard, late at night. Their heaviest yields seem to be on the steep hills and sharp comers. Respectfully yours, CARLOTTE, Aldergrove High Noon in 'Grove? Editor, The Star, Sir, I have heard talk of downtown revitalization for Aldergrove. Like a lot of older B.C. towns, Aldergrove, in my opinion, is undergoing an identity crisis. Yet Aldergrove, unlike some other Central FYaser Valley communities, has something already going for it.. I am referring to that row of buildings on Old Yale Road constructed in a frontier-western style. I think this could be a starting point for an old-fashioned or western - themed town. You could have something like "Frontier Days," and possibly feature re-enactments of old Hollywood Westerns. Wouldn't it be thrilling (and possibly tourist-attracting) to have a re-enactment of, say, 'High Noon" in a square somewhere in Aldergrove? And there could be scenes from other movies. Just let your imaginagion roam a bit. It's something the "city fathers" and perhaps the merchants of Aldergrove should think about. WALTER SCHMUR 8047 Sykes St., Mission !^^ffi*ffifr SBJfiJJJiii*^^ ' ^>wi _B^W3 Councilors go (reluctantly) for fewer public meetings THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 MURRAYVniE Most other municipal councils in B.C. "function afternoons and evenings," says Aid. Carol Gran. She says she has listened to the public cry and hue for evening council meetings since she was first elected, and she is now prepared to recommend that council switch from morning - afternoon sessions to afternoon- evening meetings. But Gran points out that she is not doing it to please local would-be politicians but rather for the sake of the public at large. Aid. Muriel Amason also favors the later sittings, but because, she says, the daytime meetings prevent a lot of working people from seeking office. Other councilors are either outright hostile or at least luke warm to the idea. Aid. Len Fowler says he can't see how he can possibly take in more evening meetings than he is committed to at the present time. And Aid. John Beales thinks it is a retrograde move because people "accomplish more in the morning." Instead of meeting four times a month, council could make it two times, with both afternoon and evening sessions on the same day, says Gran. "Twice a month is not enough," says Fowler. "And I agree with Aid. Beales." Gran says it would cut down on both council and staff time. Aid. Pat Boyle thinks the question should be studied and moves tabling of the motion. There is no seconder. Councilors then decide to "try" Gran's program during the summer months. They will meet twice a month, at 3 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. Fowler grumbles. It is "irresponsible," he says. And as soon as opportunity bids, he takes a stab at fellow councilor Arnason. "We should have more meetings in order to make Aid. Arnason understand," he comments in an unrelated case. Food bank SlOWS No impediment, obituary ALDERGROVE -Dur- ing June, July and August, the Aldergrove food bank will give out bags two days per month, between 1 and 3 p.m June 18 and 20, July 23 and 25, August 20 and 22 as long as supplies last. "We would like to thank Aldergrove for its support in the past and for support in the future," says a food bank spokesman. "Food donations can be left at the boxes at Super-Valu, Safeway and Otter Co-op. They will be picked up every Tuesday by volunteers. Any clubs, churches or organizations who would want to contribute should phone Vi Hadvick at 852-4744. "Help us fill our shelves again so we can continue to help others," says Hadvick. says premier Small Business Development Minister Bob McClelland has done nothing to impair his abilities as a cabinet minister, Premier Bill Bennett said Monday. So he won't ask him to resign. RCMP recently found a $130 charge against McClelland's personal Visa card while investigating a Sooter Studios Graduation Special GRADS ONLY Offer expires JUNE 30,1985 By appointment only: call 854-1972 Choice of poses 1 - 16x20 on canvas plus 6 - 8xl0's 1 - 11x14 on canvas plus 3 ■ 8xl0's 1 - 8x10 on canvas plus 3 • 5x7,4 - 3x5's Reg. Price Sale Price •200.90 »129.95 •104.90 '59.95 •90.85 '49.95 "The Sooter the Better »» Sooters Tnkf vour Rim to your favorite Sooter location: West Oaks Mall, Clearbrook 854-1972 Sooler'a Wttt Oaks store under new management. Victoria escort service which is facing 19 counts of prostitution- related charges. Bennett arrived in Vancouver after a two- week tour of Japan and Korea. CARLETON - Raymond Eddy Carleton passed away June 17, 1985 at his Mission residence. He is formerly of Aldergrove. Memorial services will be held Thursday, June 20 at 1:30 p.m. at Mission United Church, 7756 Grand Avenue. No flowers by request. Donations to B.C. Heart Services appreciated. Is this you? if so, why not drop by the Aldergrove Star office, and pick up a photo album that you seem to have lost...We're sure that it must be important to you, as there are numerous pictures of your newborn. &et$m*. WHIRLYBIRD 2. /• PROVIDES YEAR 'ROUND EXCHANGE OF ATTIC AIR AND THAT CUTS YOUR ENERGY COSTS! The Whirlybird turbine ventilator system :.>^gp will cut cooling costs in summer and rid your--;$$ffi attic of moisture in winter. Best of all, Whirlybird operates on a breeze, no matter how slight. That's free energy you can use all year long. Whirlybird puts that heat outside where it should be.i Gives complete air exchange every six minutes. □ Lifetime warranty^- Extends roof life □ Operates on slightest breeze □ No maintenance, no rust □ Protects attic insulation □ Brown or aluminum color Ibe.^ 8 WHIRLYBIRD INTRODUCTORY OFFER sggoo EACH (Duroid roof) } A WILDING NEEP* WREATHE.* IF YOUR HOME ISNT. PROPEKLY VENTILATED THE PAMAGE WILL soonwwop. $125oo EACH (Shake roof) SUPPLIED & INSTALLED ROOFS. » , THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985, Agri-briefs Local teenagers help Indian girl By RJ. CHARLES, P.Ag. District Agriculturist The Fairs are Coming - Mission City Fall Fair - July 12 -14 - Central Fraser Valley Agri-Fair '85, Matsqui - July 18 - 20 - Ridge Meadows Agricultural Fair, Haney - July 26 - 28 Greenhouse Technology Incentive Program Application forms for a new financial assistance program to help greenhouse operators increase productivity by the adoption of new technology will soon be available at BCMAF district offices. Assistance will take the form of a capital grant. Approved projects will be eligible for a grant of up to thirty-three and one-third peroent of the first $75,000 and 15 percent of the next $100,000 of eligible capital costs to a maximum of $40,000. The types of technology that could be considered in this program include heat saving systems, alternative heat source conversions, e.g. oil to natural gas, supplementary lighting and environmental control systems. To qualify for a grant, the applicant must have a greenhouse operation of not less than 1000 square meters in size, and an annual gross farm income of $25,000 or more from the sale of greenhouse production. In addition, the applicant must meet the eligibility requirements of the Agricultural Credit Act. Applications will be received until December 31, 1985 and all approved projects must be completed by March 31, 1986 to receive program benefits. Por more information contact BCMAF district offices. Pricing Under Review A broad-based Committee with representation from all segments of the dairy industry has been established to examine the issue of milk component pricing. Ron Barker, BCMAF Dairy Cattle Specialist, reports that the Committee will review milk component considerations and milk pricing strategies in Europe, the United States and Ontario. The Committee's findings wUl be made available to the Milk Board and other organizations in the dairy industry. Earlier this year the Ontario Mik Marketing Board approved a discussion paper which proposed multiple component (butterfat and solids - not-fat) pricing of milk in that province. AIDERGROVE - Eleven local Seventh- day Adventist teenagers are sharing their love by sponsoring a little girl, K. Kalyani in India. This little girl's parents have a total yearly income of US $19.60. Because of the lack of money she would have had to stop going to school but the Aldergrove young people decided to pay for her tuition. In a letter from this little six-year-old she writes: (with the help of her teacher) "God guided you to help me. I will study hard and earn good marks in my studies." Kalyani is being sponsored through the services of Drawing identified MATSQUI - Police wish to thank- the public for contacting them as a result of the composite drawing in their investigation of the Bev Seto murder. The person depicted in the drawing has come forward and has been very helpful in establishing times on the day of the homocide for investigators. Shepherd Bros, carry a full line of original factory replacement parts for .. . MITSUBISHI TRACTORS 1 ^handK ORIGINAL SERVICE PART "OMEl ftHOWARD ROTAVATOR (YaRDMaN) ■^ Gas powered rotary mower Sprayer String-trimmer 'Brush-cutter Trailing Lawn Sweeper We make hydraulic hose assemblies while you wait. SHEPHERD BROS. EQUIPMENT LTD. PARTS 534-5321 19575 No. 10 Hwy., Langley SERVICE 533-3271 BYPASS EQUIPMENT REACH International (Render Effective Aid to Children), who help people who wish to share with people of India. The local teenagers are Laurel De- Costa, Laura Tall, Jason Ford, Darren Villars, Blair Ducey, Daryl Berden, Darcy Allen, Chad Mowat, Brenden Goertzen, Paul Antunes, and Todd Wilkes. CONGRATULATIONS MARNIE, 1 GTNI y YOUR GRADUATION Uncle Keith and Aunty Lynn FURNITURE & ANTIQUE AUCTION JUNE 24, MONDAY, 7:00 P.M. Location: In old theatre, next to the Legion, Agassiz, B.C. ■>>K ,Vi •.v. • • • .V »v.v MANUFACTURER BED AUCTION FOR KELOWNA BEDDING JUNE 25, TUESDAY, 7:00 P.M. There will be over 100 new beds complete with boxsprlng & mattresses in 39", 54" and 60". Available In economy, _*•:•:•:• hotel/motel and super deluxe. Several dressers and chests. ^.vX WHAT A CHANCE BUY NEW BEDS AT YOUR PRICE Dealers - be sure to attend v.v ,V.V • • • • i • • • v.v v.v v.v v.v :•:•:• .••v. :.•...■ •-v.* #v.y w »••_*_****_»*___«__• f GIGANTIC 2-DAY DISTRESS AUCTION OF NEW FURNITURE WED., JUNE 26, 7:00 P.M. & THURS., JUNE 27, 7:00 P.M. , In order to satisfy a bank, C.W. has been Instructed to sell all this top quality furniture to the highest bidder at public auction. Partial List: - 4 piece chesterfield suites (retail $2800.00) - 3 piece chesterfield suites - 7 piece dining room suites - 9 piece dining room suites - Ige. assortments of beautiful buffets & hutches - asst. of dining tables & chairs - tea servers - asst. of buffets - coffee tables, end tables, hexagon and square end tables - rocking chairs plus more furniture - also brass mirrors, coat racks, some giftware, tools & misc. FREE CASH DRAW THURS. - $300.00 Remember this furniture is of high quality. Looking for a bargain, then attend this two-day auction on June 26 and 27 | at 7:00 p.m. THE HOME OF NO BUYER'S FEE - 859-7621 31394 Peardonville Road, Clearbrook, B.C. C. W. AUCTIONS _i_^_i_^_i_____a *immmmmHmKSimaaaammmatmfa mmmmm l.£_M. " WWjg— mmmm0*immmwmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 The Aldergrove %^T€mT SPORTS CL athletes take fourth spot COUNTY UNE - Fif- to fourth place in the teen students from Langley Kinsmen the elementary school track meet. They here took their sdiool earned a total 94 These students took their school, County Line elementary to fourth place in the Kinsmen Langley track meet. [Front row] Danny Carey, Jacques Flllion, Chris Airey, [centre row] Angie Carey, Colleen Flllion, Stephanie Popowich, Tracey Green, Allsla Doig, [back row] Brenda Millar, Marl Komatsu, Jennie Graham, Shelley Ratcllffe, Geoff Ingeberg and Kim Hoedemaker. Barkman hot as Reds topple undefeated Navy Aldergrove - This week saw the previously undefeated Navy beaten by Reds behind the return of Reds Les Barkman. Barkman completed the triple double in leading his team to a 91-68 win. Barkman had 18 points, 10 assists and 18 rebounds to lead the Reds followed by Keith Lee (20) and Raj Bagiy (19). Navy was led by MEI standout Ron Driediger, having a great summer league, and Andrew Lott with 21 points. Navy still went on to capture first place in the league standings and a first round bye in the playoffs. In other action Thursday Green, second place overall, defeated Sky 78-64 behind Robin Lett's 30 points while Paul Chaffee and Scott Pankratz netted 23 and 16 points respectively. Grey lost to the Royals 82-67 behind Joe Yurick and Paul Bhogals 27 and 25 points respectively while Mark Siemens replied with 20. Tuesday's action saw Green defeat Grey 91-80 behind Robin Lett's 30 points Followed by Bill Anderson's 19 points. Mark Siemens replied with his season high 35 points. Sky won a forfeit game over the Red squad but the game was played with fill-in help by league co-ordinators Tom Antil and George Bergen. Sky defeated Red in this Matchup 102-92 with Ron Lockbaum of Mouat hitting 35 points followed by Jamie Spies of Aldergrove with 22 points. Bergen and Raj Bagry replied with 30 and 28 points to pace Red. League playoffs begin on Tuesday, June 25 and continue June 26 and finals at 9 o'clock on June 27. Awards to follow this game and will offer awards for leading re- bounder, assists, steals and scorer as well as first and second allstars plus an MVP individual team awards go to the championship team Hires Root Beer has been outstanding in providing support for the success of the boys and girls leagues this year. Boys Leading Scorer 1 Robin Lott 286 2 Fred Stockfisch 266 3 Ron Driediger 258 4 Andrew Lott 212 5 PaulBhogal 207 Leading Rebounder 1 PaulBhogal 180 2 Paul Chaffee 152 3 Ron Driediger 149 4 Lome Friedenstab 138 5 Ron Lockbaum 127 Leading Assists 1 Robin Lott 74 2 Kelly Willis 71 3 Andrew Lott 61 4 Keith Lee 44 5 Jamie Spies 44 Leading Steals 1 Lome Friedenstab 34 2 Keith Lee 30 3 Wade Cameron 29 4 Kelly Willis 27 5 Robin Lott 26 6 Andrew Lott 26 points in competition with twelve schools. Tyke giris won the aggregate trophy. Racings include: Stephanie Popowich, 9th in 400m, 6th in 800m, 6th in high jump; Angie Carey, 7th in 400m, 6th in shot put, 5th in long jump; Cherie Rogerson, 2nd Frogs and friends from the marsh world LANGLEY - Now is a chance for children and adults to leam about salamanders, newts, frogs, toads and other amphibians from the marshy worid...and it's all free. The program, 'Frogs and friends', will be held FYiday, June 21, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m in the new Campbell Valley regional park visitor's centre, 204 Street and 8 Avenue. There will be a slide show, puppets and skits.' Pre-registration is requested. Groups are welcome. Call GVRD parks at 420- 3031 to make reservations, or obtain information. For those who cannot attend on June 21, the program will be repeated at Deas Island regional park in Delta on July 4 and August 7. in 800m, 2nd in 1500 m, 5th in 200m, 5th in high .jump; Mali, Komatsu, 1st in 400m, 1st in high jump, 1st in long jump, 2nd in 100m, 2nd in 200m. Tyke giris team was 3rd in the 4 x 100m relay. Pee Wee platings include: Danny Carey, 1st in discus, 3rd in shot put, 3rd in 200m, 5th in high jump; Jenhy Graham, 6th in high jump; Tracey Green, 7th in 1500m; Brenda Millar, 3rd in 1500m, 7th in 800m Pee Wee giris were fourth in the 4 x 100m relay. Bantam athlete Shelley Ratcliffe was second overall in points for her category. 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Although things did not go right for the team some promise was shown by Baldy Koning as he bumed up the bases. Play-off run, Theory courses for all Knights top coaches offered this month ABBOTSFORD-Coaches in any sport who need Level 1 theory certification before the end of current seasons have chances to take two courses this month in the lower mainland. National coaching certification program theory courses: Level 1: June 19, 24, 26; Vancouver Community College, Langara Campus, 100 West 49 Ave.; contact ~ Harry Lendvoy, 324-5458. Level 1: June 22-23; host -- B.C. Lacrosse Association; location - Blue Boy Hotel, 725 S.E. Marine Drive, Vancouver; contact ~ Coaches Assoc, chairman, 853-8624; or BCLA office, 324-2114. A top-level theory program is scheduled this summer on Vancouver Island. Level 3r July 8-12; University of Victoria, PO Box 1700, Victoria, B.C. V8W 2Y2; contact - Roger Skillings, recreation and sport branch, 387-1011, Loe. 266 or 282. In the Central and Upper Valley, op portunities for coaching theory instruction and certification have already been offered for the fall. Level 1: Sept. 28- Oct. 5; Fraser Valley College, 33844 King Rd., Abbotsford; contact -- Ron Coreau, 853-7441. Level 2: Oct. 10-19; FVaser Valley College, Abbotsford; contact -- Ron Coreau, 853-7441. Level 1: Oct. 26- Nov. 2; Fraser Valley College, 45600 Airport Rd., Chilliwack; contact ~ Ron Coreau, 853-7441. AIDERGROVE - Ihe boys bronco division league winner was decided by a game last Wednesday night. The Black Knights and Country Feeds battled over first place all season long, and in last week's game it was decided, as the Knights unseated their opponent 14 to six. The Knights hitting team came up big with good sticks by Kevin Jacques and Pat O'Hanley. Corey Mutter and Alex Caldwell kept the country boys from many potential stolen bases. The Knights ended up in first place two points in front of Country Feeds and just ahead of Aldergrove Royals. Thursday night is the start of playoffs which should prove to be a series of good games, with Country Feeds and Aldergrove Royals at Parkside. Sports, CFS lead games By DARLENE SCHMIDT ALDERGROVE - In the ladies recreational league on June 10 it was Alder Sports over Angels 21-10. Winning pitcher was Cheiyl Main. On June 12, CFS won over Alder Brats 11-4. Green Grapes California. Seedless. Perlettes. $1.94 Kg c ib: Cantaloupe California. New Crop. .75 Kg 34 Ib. Ground Beef Lean Quality. (Approx. 10 Ib. pkg.) 1 Ib. TURKEY DRUMSTIX (Approx. 5 Ib. pkg.) 68 Ib. Standing Rib Roast 2 68 lb. Peaches California. Early Varieties. $1.28 Kg 58 Squash California. Zucchini. .75 Kg Ib. 34 Black Forest Ham a a c lb. 1/4 lb 98 Finnish Edam or German Butter Cheese 4% Random ^P Weights. _■_ Ib. Prime Rib Steak a lb. 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Tlie Country Feeds and Aldergrove Royals play to see who comes against the Knights, while on the layover the Black Knights are practising for the big game and are expected to take the playoffs in two. Firefighters bounce ALDERGROVE - After an unprecedented defeat last FYiday, the Aldergrove Firefighters bounced back to defeat the Abbotsford Coasters 8 to 3. In this action-packed game on Monday night the local boys showed their stuff, by jumping ahead three runs in the first inning, and not looking back. The infield of Sac Mutter, Slick Dan, Buffalo Bill and Mitts Anderlini played tight ball giving up only two errors for the game. Great wheel and heads up ball from the outfield kept the Coaster to three runs. Winning pitcher was Sparky Waines. The fighters now at six to 12 at the end of the season see action Wednesday night at Elwood park. New arena equipment AIDERGROVE - A local company has been awarded the contract of installing a new condenser and a water recovery system in the Aldergrove ice arena. Contracts worth $30,261 were award ed to Fraser Valley Refrigeration Ltd. and Coltherm Consultants Ltd. Arnold's Electric of Langley will be installing new lights at the Aldorgrove municipal arena at a total cost of $11,342.00. Pool costs may be low MURRAYVILLE - Will it be even cheaper than expected to build the new Langley all seasons municipal swimming pool? Aid. Carol Gran says she thinks so. The cost to the ratepayers could be brought down to "periiaps $6 or $7 (a year)," she says. Langley city will come up with 25 percent of the money, and the township has taken $1.2-million from general revenue reserve funds to be applied toward the cost. This means, says Gran, that Langley municipality will have to borrow very little of the estimated $3.8- million total cost. "And that is why we did it that way, is it not?" says Gran. White Clouds win in girls' division AIDERGROVE-This week saw the White Clouds win two more to dinch first place. Thursday saw the White Clouds defeat Bouncers 53-44 in a hard fought game. Shelagh Collins hit for 20 points while Anita Macpherson hit for 16. The big stoiy of the night was the improved play of Katherine Jacob who seems to be gearing up for the Youth Select tryout with 31 points. Tuesday saw them beat the Recycled Aluminum 57-43 with Anita Macpherson and Shelagh. Collins leading the way with 16 and 13 respectively. Lori Fehr, who is having an outstanding summer, replied with 21 points in a losing cause. Wicked Wahinnies lost a dose one to Skittles 51-47 behind Jean Vanderhorst's 18 points. WW received a 14 and 12 point night from Tracey Macdonald and Kim Schaffer. The Bouncers defeated the M and Ms 47-27 with Stephanie Griffin and Ronda Sheik leading the way with 17 and 14 points while league leading scorer Cristina Cumerlato of Mission continued on her 20 points a game average with 20 points. Playoffs begin Tuesday, June 25 and continue on Wednesday and Thursday of that week with the championship game 7:30 at Aldergrove. Boys championship will follow and then awards. The girls will be playing in the Hires "Best of the West" invitational at SFU on June 28 and 29. ALDERGROVE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Is now accepting applications for the fall term. Low pupil/teacher ratio, qualified teaching, opportunity to accelerate. 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The building was moved down the tracks from its original location to the west side of Glover Road recently and is currently undergoing full renovations. Sea of faces for Enjoyed, any cost friendship party WHITE ROCK - A sea of faces, 5,000 in all, turned out for the annual "Hands across the border" ceremony at the Peace Arch, June 9. All facets of the scouting movement, from cubs and brownies on up, Canadian and American were represented. They came from as far afield as Texas and Alberta. They formed parallel lines, with flags, and walked through the Peace Arch together, with an honor guard of full-dress RCMP and Washington State Police. Following the opening prayer, national anthems and speeches, the youths exchanged gifts of goodwill. MURRAYVnUE - The 5,000 people who came to this year's Peace Arch celebra*- tion between White Rock and Blaine, Wash, enjoyed their outing, Aid. Muriel Amason told fellow councilors here Monday. 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Langley 534-3329o534-3319 .r-^W'*****1*^1**'^ *4PEwBaB»* Parade to start Country Fair on THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 11 an LANGLEY-June 21, 22 and 23 are filled with many events of ttie Langley Days 'Country Fair' at Douglas Park. FYiday at the civic centre at 7 p.m. there will be a casino night and dance. Starting the fair off at 10:30 Saturday is the Kinsmen Langley Days parade. Entries will be open up to parade time: For further information contact Ed Lofeudo at 530-3747. Awards will be presented at 12:30 in front of the B.C. mobile pavillion. The official opening will be at l o'clock. Singing O'Canada will be the Langley Barber- Chorus, who will then continue to delight all until 1:30. Dawn Duckhams sdiool of dance will start at 1:30 and following that at 2 p.m, is Peerless the Magi- dan presenting an hour of fantastic feats of magic. At 3 p.m the Ukranian cultural dancers will perform, a group made up entirely of children. 2:30 brings the talent contest. All are welcome for this from tots to teens' to troubadors. Prizes will be awarded. For advance talent entries contact master of ceremonies Ted Guest at 888-2159 or mistress of ceremonies Ilia Gamie at 533-3976. Judges will be Dr. Richard Ward, John Rennie and Gayle Martin. Special events finishing off the day at 3:30 "Ride Adams and Spedal Blend". 6 o'dock brings along the Blue - Ridge dancers who will present East Texas style of line dancing, then at 7, showing a different style of Texas line dancing are the Wild Country dancers. Then back at 8 are the Blue Ridge dancers. "Rick Adams and Special Blend" will be playing the background music note during these performances. The schedule for Sunday is as follows: Beginning at noon is the waiters race, 1:00 Buttons and Bows square dancing. 1:30 brings Dawn Duds- ham sdiool of dance, presenting tap and jazz dancing. Back again at 2 is Peerless the Magician with more of his fascinating magic. 2:45 Dennis Chan and his buddy Quincy will show their art of ventriloquism. Once again to delight all at 3:00 is the children of the Ukranian cultural dancers. 3:30 Thun- derbird fast draw. This promises to have some very quick moments in the performance. 4:00, EdPee- keekoot, a country musidan. 4:30 to 5:30 brings along a local band. Come one come all and dance it up in the open air, jam it up with Burt MazeraU's "Country FYeedom" and "Rick Adams and Special Blend." Starting at 6:00 playing background for the dancers is "Rick Adams and Special Blend, the Blue Ridge Dancers start and following at 7:00, the Wild Country dancers take over. Then back at 8:00 the Blue Ridge dancers finish the performance, of different Texas styles of line dancing. Other special events for the two days will be CJJC on location, St. John's Ambulance, the Langley's dty fire department's 'jaws of life' demonstration. Tina the elephant. Weather permitting a hot air balloon display. There's also, for the children, a train ride and the jumping jack plus much more. Take a break for the day. Saturday, Sunday or both days, treat yourself and the kids to the event that has something for eveiyone, come out to the Langley Days Country Fair! See you there! A Victorian musical evening CLEARBROOK - To celebrate the end of its first successful season, the Central Valley Academy of Music is giving a gala benefit concert on Thursday June 20, 7:30 p.m., at the Abbey Arts Centre. Titled "A Victorian Musical Evening", this concert promises to be an evening of superb popular entertainment featuring many of the great romantic showpieces for flute, violin and piano. Induded on the programme will be classic gems by Fritz Kreisler, Liebeslied and Schort Rostmrin, Gluck's Dance of the Blessed Spirits, Pablo de Sarasate's Gypsy Airs, and one of the most famous love songs ever written, Cedle Chaminade's Concertino." Violinist Thomas Schoen and flutist Kathleen Isaac, both CVAM faculty members, have already given several concerts in the Abbotsford - Clearbrook area which have been very well received. Accompanying them on piano will be Merrill Flewelling, head of the music department of Northern lights College in northern B.C. and conductor of the Grande Prairie Symphony orchestra. For more information, call: 854-1848. Thursday evening's benefit concert features popular chamber music of the Victoria era. Artists include [clockwise from left] Kathleen Isaac, Thomas Schoen and guest pianist Merrill Flewelling. African music meets New World BREWSTER'S MILLIONS (PG-Universal) Starring Richard Pryor, John Candy,'Lonette McKee. * * » Pryor needs a partner YURKO ByJ.T. "When f was young," says Hume Cronyn, who plays an aging and eccentric millionaire, "my father caught me smoking a cigar. He locked me in the closet for three days with just a box of cigars and a book of matdhes, and I learned to hate cigars. Well, I'm going to teach you the same lesson with my money. I want you to spend so much money you're gping to get sick of spending money." This is the premise, of "Brewster's Millions." Richard Pryor has a chance to inherits $300 million fortune. The only catch is that he must spend $30 million in 30 days. Can he do it? More important: Will it be any fun to watch him try? The answer is sometimes. The tale has been made before, most notably, perhaps, in a 1945 Allan Dwan film (starring Dennis O'Keefe) of the same name. (Back then though, he only had to spend $1 million to get the inheritance.) There also is a marked similarity between Pryor in "Brewster's Millions" and Eddie Murphy in "Trading Places." The similarity is no accident, since both films were penned by the writing duo of Herschel Weingrod and Timothy Harris. Pryor tries to make the most out of everyone's wish-fulfillment fantasy. He walks into the Plaza Hotel and books the top two floors for a month. He gathers a crowd on a street corner, invites them all out to lunch, and happily treats everyone to wine at $400 a bottle. What he'd really' like most, however, is to prove that he can play major-league baseball. Right now, he's the star pitcher for a Hackensack, N.J., minor-league team in a stadium carved out of a railroad yard. (They have to call "time" when a train rumbles through the outfield.) But that idea is lost somewhere between an obligatory romance with a lovely young accountant and the wisecracking antics of Pryor's catcher- friend John Candy. What Pryor needs most here is a good straight man (or woman). With no one to serve as the foil, Pryor loses his cutting edge, and "Brewster's Millions" turns into a fervent but unfulfilled comedy. ©1985 Compulog The "global pop" of Toure Kunda makes a Vancouver debut Thursday, June 20 at the Commodore Ballroom. Ismailo, Sixu Ti- diane and Ousmane are the three Toure brothers from Senegal, West Africa, known as Toure Kunda. Toure Kunda translates from the Soninke dialect as "the Toure family", or "the family of elephants". Each of the brothers sing and play various African percussion instruments, and lead an exdting performing band with other singers, dancers and musi- tians. Originally from the Casamance region of Senegal, Tour Kunda have been based in Paris, Fiance since 1978. Their music has its roots in traditional Senegalese music, in particular the "Djamba Dong" or "Dance of the Leaves", an initiation dance that is performed at the passage from childhood to adult life. Toure Kunda' s music however, is heavily influenced by Western musics such as rock and reggae. This combination of a rich musical tradition with contemporary influences has made Toure Kunda Europe's best selling African band. Their approach to African music has been compared to UB40's approach to reggae - modern sounding with strong traditional roots. Opening the show will be ASA and the Ogedengbe drummers. Ogedengbe drummers were the sooth sayers of the ruler of Desha kingdom in 14th century Nigeria. They talked through their drums, and guided his destiny, helping him to build his empire and finally bringing it down. ASA are three Nigerians who have relocated on B.C.'s west coast, travel back and forth between here and Nigeria. They rejuvenate the power and spirit of the drummers of that time, letting the drums talk to the people for them. This first major concert appearance for them follows their highly successful per formances at the opening ceremonies for Expo 86, bringing people to their feet each night. Tickets at VTCCBO outlets. ■<■■.*■:■■* MWsSs *:!:-!s*Ssfs III •I I m u ; i ... ..iJHgjWWPWIPBJ wsmgi mmm mmmmmm mmmimWmlm^imfimWmWmmV 12 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 Multi-functional kitchen of the '80s is family focal point CAS BAR-B-QUE SALE!!! Many families find that current economic conditions have led to increased dining and entertaining in the home, and that the kitchen is becoming the focal point of family activities. Inflation, the high price of entertainment, and the movement towards more economical and smaller living spaces create the need for kitchens to serve more functions than in the past. In response to these changes, today's kitchen should be designed and decorated to accommodate the additional activities that may take place there. According to Whirlpool Corporation, this means that many materials and decorations formerly reserved for other rooms in the house are now being brought into the kitchen with surprising and pleasing results. Anything goes—from paneling and beams to your favorite style of wallpaper or color of paint—as long as the style fits the needs and preferences of you and the individuals in your home. They advise that an important dimension of the multifunctional kitchen is to make better use of available space. Perhaps you have a little nook in your kitchen where a desk could be added to create an office for your personal bookkeeping or possibly a second business. TVy to replace each area of available space with something that will be useful for you and the members of your family. Major home appliance manufacturers recognize that efficiency and convenience play an important role in the multi-functional kitchen, and have designed appliances with many new convenience features. For example, Whirlpool's solid state dishwasher features a Delay Wash option, a new dimension of efficiency that allows you to program your dishwasher to wash anytime from one to nine hours after A NEW DIMENSION of the multi-functional kitchens of the '80b is to make better use of available space. Perhaps yon have a little nook in your kitchen where a desk could be added to create an office for your personal bookkeeping or possibly a second business. Each area of available space should be replaced with something that will be useful for you and the members of your family. setting the controls. This way you can add evening snack dishes and glasses to the load for washing action to begin during the night or whenever hot water needs in the home are at a minimum. The dishwasher also provides visual communication with the user by confirming each cycle and option selection or change, identifying what is happening in the cycle , the number of minutes remaining, and signaling when the dishwasher cycle is complete by illuminating the "clean" light. Another appliance that will add to your kitchen's versatility is the eye-level microwave range combination. The Whirlpool eye-level range features a lower self-cleaning or continuous-cleaning oven for baking, roasting or broiling, while the upper microwave oven features cool, fast cooking with solid-state variable power control to adjust cooking levels. Fbr range top cooking, there are two 8-inch and clinch high-speed surface units that plug in and out for easy cleaning. According to Whirlpool Corporation, good basic design is always in style for both kitchens and appliances. Planning your kitchen to accommodate many different activities as well as choosing appliances wisely can result in a versatile family area that is more than just a kitchen... it becomes the core and heart of the home. To reduce painting, add aluminum soffits and fascia Painting the underside of your roof overhang (the soffit) and the trim along the edge of the roof (the fascia) is a back- breaking chore if you do it yourself, and an expensive one to have done professionally. Instead, consider installing aluminum soffits and fascia, whose finishes withstand the roughest weather conditions and eliminate painting. Properly installed, they are warranteed for 20 years and more, thus paying for themselves with a short time through reduced painting costs. Aluminum soffits and fascia are appropriate on any style house from landmark status to modern, and improved finishes baked on at the factory, along with new application techniques, make it possible to duplicate the lines and curves of original wood trim. The color story Although white and brown aluminum soffit panels are currently the most popular, soffits come in colors to match or blend with wood, masonry, aluminum, vinyl or brick siding. Installation is fast, easy and economical, and the aluminum permanently covers up old wood soffits which have deteriorated. Aluminum soffits also come in a variety of widths and lengths and in solid or ventilated panels. Contractors use aluminum coil stock—long lengths of aluminum which they bend to shape—to accommodate special contours of old wood trim. Matching fascia and other trim are also available. Advance knowledge For instance: If the existing wood soffits are vented or louvered for attic air circulation, be sure your home improvement contractor specifies ventilated aluminum soffit. If the vents are small, have him check attic ventilation to make sure it is adequate. As a rule, the soffit panel should run at right angles to the house, and external corners should be mitered for a better appearance. FAMILY SIZE GAS GRILL FEATURES: ■ - * •Upfront Dual Controls •457 Sq. In. Cooking Surface •40,000 B.T.U.'s (SSnSmfn •Automatic Igniter •Heavy Duty Cart •Cast Aluminum Body\ •5 Yr. Limited Warranty •Stainless Steel Burners 'Plus many other features HUE BONUS OfflERI With tht pun-hots of tht B.B.Q. you will ol» rectivt oio UK BONUS: •Motorind Rotil- nrii • 3 PM. SMnton Stotl Tool Stt • Htovy Duty Grill trad • 6 Pet. SN* Kobob • IMw- Ml Ittdwood front Mf • E» lift Grid Kftir **».»»** »* **«■»»«.**•» CEILIN • 4 wooden blades with brass trim • Solid state speed control included • Heavy duty motor Reg. MI5 FAN SALE!! SOICREST 40" CEILING FAN__-- Similar ONLY $__«95 w Optional NOTE: BONUS PACKAGE IS ALSO AVAILABLE WITH THE PURCHASE OF SUNBEAM AND OTHER GAS BARBECUES. FREE BONUS VALUE MOO70 Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Prices Effective June 5 to 12 The Valley's most trusted Woodstove Dealer. ACDONAU 3711 Stoves & Stones 248th Street & Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove 856-1551 Wilway Lumber offers a complete line of tools and materials at competitive cost for the homeowner • handyman. If we don't have what you need, we'll get It for you. Drop In and browse around. -WOOD & MATERIALS FROM THE GROUND UP- WILWAV Lumber* Sales Inc. 28728 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove Ph. 533-3477 or 856-5144 ■iiliteliiB V6*wVi^&&:'&£t^ v.fw\y*mvmsi^im*mv^1\trfV^^ mmmmmr Footlight Frenzy is extremely funny THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,198T 13 Seniors en joy cool summer evening "Footlight Frenzy" put on by the Fern- dale Theatre Club in co-operation with Fraser Valley College is an extremely funny and well produced play. Directed by Robert E. McNeil, Frenzy consists of a cast of six, four men and two women, and is a play within a play, meaning that all actors are required to play two characters. The story reyolves around the "Rye School for Unusual Children" where the FTA decide to put on a play to raise money to keep the school open. Everything that can go wrong when a group of amateurs attempt this sort of feat is displayed when "Tarnished Silver" is preparing for opening night. This is one play where you won't be looking at your watch or who's sitting beside you, there's too much action on stage and too many funny things happening. To single out any one member of the cast would be unfair, they are a unit, a "six-pack" of talent and intermingling rapport that's. very evident on stage. Together they create bedlam, and to see them change from character to character is very amusing. Robert Mc Neil is no newcomer to directing and it is very evident in this production. The set, costumes, nature of the play, all prove his talents in a big way. "Footlight FYenzy" is not an easy undertaking, however, the result is sheer delight for anyone watching. The actors "take it to the limit" and you'll definitely not be disappointed after the show. "Footlight Frenzy" runs for three more nights only, June 20, 21,22, at 7:30 p.m., Praser Valley College, Abbotsford. Tickets available at "The Bookworks" in Abbotsford, or at the door. By DOREEN FOIKARD AIDERGROVE- The Saturday evening social was well attended and seems to have attracted many visitors to a cool summer evening dance. Door prize was won by Salina Davis and Tim Thomas. The spot prige by Eva Howie and Shorty Quast. Visitors were Les and Hazel Wickham, Marg and Wilf Hayes, Loma Glover, Eva Howie, Shirley Dobson, Bill Ritchie and Matthew Husch. One of the hobbies for children in South Africa is keeping silkworms, the silk- ' worms originally came from China, and they can only be kept where the mulberry tree grows. It is said that they can eat rose leaves and the- silk will turn pihk, and if fed on lettuce leaves the silk will turn white, but the mulberry tree is the one they really thrive on, it grows in South Africa, and the fruit is delicious. The children save their shoe boxes, punch holes in the lid for air, and the word goes around that worms are being sold, sue for a penny if they are full grown. New mulberry leaves are placed in the box each day. When fully grown the worms are about three inches long, and they will spin in the comer of the box. After a week they are pulled out of the box, placed in slightly warm water in a cup, and you then attach a thread to a wheel made especially for spinning silk. The silk comes off easily, -and is a soft yellow or cream color. When all the silk is spun from all' the worms, the cocoon is placed in another box in flour or a fine meal. After a week or more the moth eats its way out, mates with other moths, and lays tiny grey eggs. The eggs are kept for a year and when the spring of the next year comes around and the mulberry tree shoots fresh leaves, you look in the box with the eggs and the tiny black specks are the young worms, no bigger than a pin head. You will now have hundreds of worms and the cycle starts all. over again. HILL'S 530-6610 ■ . Btniimin A. IY1oore_23s, i JfolNTS^ 'Talk to Blake' CENTRE "for the personal touch" 20593 Fraser Highway Langley. B.C. 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(WED) Q BUSINESS REPORT © TEACHER IN GUIDANCE (THU) © PROJECT UNIVER8E (WED, FRI) © MATH FOR MODERN LIVING (MON, TUE) ffi LE PARADIS DE8 CHEFS (MON) ll; I ' ►■j..*.***-.',-*-1.1 ■"..* .: .-'■,■■ '.■-! ..... .. mm-'m «!■"..j.nm aaasBsi svane '■.|.^".',,.V ^W SJWWWWBBPWWWmSl 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 THURSDAY EVENING Service recognized JUNE 20,1986 Copyright 1985 T.V. Data. Inc. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q ***** "Bigger Than Life" (1956, Drama) James Mason, Barbara Rush: Plagued by a painful arterial condition, a schoolteacher" develops an addiction to cortisone. 1:00 Q *Vi "The Purple Vigilantes" (1938, Western) Bob Livingston, Ray Corri- gan. The Three Mesqui- teers set out in pursuit of a gang of outlaws posing as vigilantes. 2:00 ffi "La Gloire et la peur" (1959, Drame) Gregory Peck, Harry Guardino. Un lieutenant americain est envoye avec sa compagnie reconquerir une butte denuee de toute valeur strategique, mais les Chi- nois et Americains se disputent avec acharne- ment. EVENINQ 6:00 QOO NEWS O ABCNEWSg Q NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Another student switches cooking exam dishes with Jack. © CONFLICTS AND STABILITY IN EUROPE ffi CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS Q TOP STORY © QOOD TIMES James and Florida support rival candidates at election time. © AQE OF ENLIGHTENMENT ffi PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invitee: Marguerite Yourcenar. (4e de 4). 7:00 Q SILVER SPOONS O WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q Q ENTERTAINMENT TONIQHT Interview with Marilu Hennor. O COMEDY FACTORY "Honey, It's The Mayor" The journalist wife of a political speechwriter threatens to expose the dubious dealings of a mayor (Bill Daily). Repertory players include Geoffrey Bowes, Susan Hogan and Mary Long. O JEOPARDY O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER © TAXI When John cracks up Cab 804, the cabbies reminisce about eventa that occurred when they each drove the legendary taxi. (Part 1 of 2) © MOTORWEEK 0) VANCOUVER Featured: a visit to Isadora's, Vancouver's first co-op restaurant; firefighter training with David Kincaid. ffiLE TELEJOURNALg 7:25 ffiLE POINT 7:30 O FACTS OF LIFE Blair takes Jo to small claims court over the loss ot a prized personal possession. (R) g OWEEKNIGHT OTIC TAC DOUGH O CHEERS After sharing a pleasant dinner with Fra- sier's mother (Nancy Marc- hand), a famous psychologist, Diane ia stunned when the woman threatens to NIGHT COURT Harry (Harry Anderson) is stricken and rushed to the hospital, on "Night Court," which airs THURSDAY, JUNE 27 on CTV. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog murder her. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY O COMEDY FACTORY "Honey, It's The Mayor" The journalist wife of a political speechwriter threatens to expose the dubious dealings of a mayor (Bill Daily). Repertory players include Geoffrey Bowes, Susan Hogan and Mary Long. O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS Unlike Antarctica, where large animals, are conspicuously absent, the Arctic boasts many large animals. © MARY TYLER MOORE Mary and Sue Ann volunteer their services as big sisters to two delinquent girls. © BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT 8:00 Q MOVIE **'/* "Les Fleurs Sauvages" (1981, Drama) Nadine Nadeau, Michele Magny. During a 70-year-old matriarch's annual visit with her daughter in rural Quebec, the two women attempt to reconcile their strained relationship, g* O MOVIE ••'/. "Grace Kelly" (1983, Biography) Cheryl Ladd, Lloyd Bridges. The life of legendary screen star Grace Kelly, who gave up a successful acting career to marry Prince Rainier of Monaco. (R)Q Q Q COSBY SHOW Cliff is disturbed when he finds some marijuana in one of Theo's textbooks. (R) O Q MAQNUM, P.I. A country singer (Dennis Weaver) enlists Magnum's help to find five lost songs recorded by a legendary artist and the woman he loved. (R) O ALL CREATURES QREAT AND SMALL II "Brink Of Disaster" Even in September 1939, war seems remote compared to an outbreak of disease. (Part 23 of 28) © MOVIE •••ti "My Man Godfrey" (1938, Comedy) William Powell, Carole Lombard. A bum who is given a job as a butler in a society woman'8 house turns out to be a member of Austrian royalty. ©NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS ffi CINEMA •••• "La Femme libra" (1978, Drame) Jill Clayburgh, Alan Bates. Sous les soins d'un psychiatre, une femme tente de faire de nouvelles rencontres apres son mari lui annonce qu'il la quitte pour une femme plus jeune. 8*30 QQ FAMILY TIES Mallory is furious at her family and friends when they appear to be taking the death of. her favorite aunt too lightly. (R) © NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 8:60 O EVENINQ EDITION 9:00 Q Q CHEERS After sharing a pleasant dinner with Frasier's mother (Nancy Marchand), a famous psychologist, Diane is stunned when the woman threatens to murder her. (R) Q O SIMON & SIMON Rick and A.J. pose as Skid Row drunks to find out who's kidnapping San Diego's winos. (R)g O MYSTERYI "Reilly: Ace Of Spies" During his mission to protect the British fleet by obtaining naval gun plans from a German shipyard, Reilly establishes a new style and level of espionage. (Part 3 of 12) (R)g © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC "Last Stand In Eden" Alexander Scourby explores the plight of elephants in Kenya being pushed out by expansion of cities and farm lands. 0) FAME Joan Baez joins the students, at a sit-in after Morloch orders the kids to cancel plans for a performance that would benefit the nuclear freeze movement. 9:30 O BIG SHOTS IN AMERICA A New York building superintendent's life is disrupted when his cousin, a Soviet sailor, decides to defect while on a visit to America. Stars: Joe Man- tegna and Keith Szarabaj- ka. Q NIGHT COURT Selma discovers the real reason for a former flame's return. (R) 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL O 0) 20 / 20 Scheduled: Geraldo Rivera examines incidents of premature sexual growth in children that may have been caused by the additives that are fed to farm animals, g O O HILL 8TREET BLUES Removal of an obese prisoner's corpse from the holding cell presents a difficult problem; a wily woman who sets a trap for a thief, and then shoots him, is arrested. (R) Q CRAZY LIKE A FOX Harry teams up with a German shepherd to smash a drug trafficking ring and find out who murdered the canine's owner. (R) O KNOTS LANDING Val's erratic behavior prevents authorities from finding her; Gary shuns Karen's advice and seeks a stronger business relationship with Galveston. (R) g O MOVIE ••% "Moment To Moment" (1968, Suspense) Jean Seberg, Honor Blackman. An unhappy woman begins an illicit affair, but accidentally shoots her paramour. © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO After receding threats on the air and being blackmailed, a disc jockey- finds himself accused of two murders. © DIABETES: BEATING THE NEEDLE 10:30 ©DIGESTIVE SYSTEM ffi QENIES EN HERBE Rencontre entre I'ecole secondaire Antoine-Bros- sard et le College des Eu- distes. 11:00 QOQONEW8 Q O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © HOQAN'8 HEROES Hogan must get a defecting enemy field marshal to England. 0) SPORTSPAQE ffi CINEMA ••'/* "Les Routes du Sud" (1978, Drame) Yves Montand, Miou-Miou. Un scenariste repute d'origine espag- nole, fils de militants a continue de garder des contacts avec les mouvements anti-franquistes et excute quelques missions. 11:20 Q VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:26 Q BALCONVILLE Based on David Fennario's play. The story of (Our poor families living in the same Montreal tenement building. Stars Jayne Eastwood, Peter MacNeill. (Viewer Discretion Advised) 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Q TONIQHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: singer Laura Branigan. O ALL IN THE FAMILY When Archie is mugged, he ends up on trial for having 'an illegal weapon in his possession. © FALL QUY Colt and a feisty stuntwoman try to clear a well-known actor (Tab Hunter) who'a been charged with murder. (R) 0) SCTV Sketches: Bobby Bittman (Levy) makes his screen debut; Johnny LaRue (Candy) promotes a new cereal. Guests: Daryl Hall and John Oates. 11:36 Q EVENING EDITION 12:00 O POLICE STORY From San Diego to Palm Springs, a jet-setting bank robbe'r (Larry Hagman) dodges the cops (Don Meredith, Tony Lo Bianco) by using clever escape tactics. O FALL GUY Colt returns to his hometown to help a former girlfriend (Trish Van Devere) whose son has been accused of murder. (R) O LATENIQHT AMERICA Scheduled: race car champion Jackie' Stewart; Charles Inlander, author of "Take This Book to the Hospital With You." 0) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gabe has some explaining to do when he is seen kissing a pretty art teacher. 12:06 Q MOVIE •••)* "The Pleasure Of His Company" 096t, Comedy) Fred As- taire, Debbie Reynolds. A father attempts to stop his daughter's wedding plans. 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. 12:30 Q 0) LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: Washington reporter Sarah McClendon, jazz trumpeter Miles Davis. 12:40 © MOVIE •• "The Hoax" (1972, Comedy) Bill Ewing, Frank Bonner. Two scuba divers who discover a hydrogen bomb inform Los Angeles residents that the bomb will be detonated if each person does not send $1 to a secret Swiss account. <R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD A visit to Jamaica includes reports on reggae singer Jimmy Cliff, Jamaican dance, and an expatriated American who moved to Jamaica. (R) 1:10 O MOVIE •*'/** "The Baby Maker" (1972, Drama) Barbara Hershey, Sam Groom. A childless couple arranges for a free-spirited girl to bear them a child. (R) 1:30 OWEEKNIGHT O MUSIC CITY U.S.A. 0) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 OONEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:06 O FANTASY ISLAND 2:20 O FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 ©©NEWS 3:00 O CB8 NEW8 NIGHTWATCH 3:06 O WALTON8 Jim-Bob aearches out the circumstances surrounding his birth. LANGLEY - Thirteen district school teachers and staff received certificates, Monday night, recognizing twenty years service in Langley schools. Certificates were presented to James Babchuk, Margaret Bland, Jo Burges, Louise Chesley, Lois Comerford, Judith deVries, Kiyoshi Ha- made, Vera Paget, Robert Osborne, Eric Sandstrom, Ronald Sawatsky, Georgina Uhlig and Donald Urquhart. School goals, budgets approved by trustees LANGLEY - The decentralization program of school authority and budgeting won the praise of school trustees, Mon- •day night. Each school in the district has developed a set of goals and forwarded copies to the district office. Each school has also been allocated a share of the district budget, based on student populaton. Board chairman Donna Rantamaa said it was, "Very exdting to see the process of goal-setting over the past three years. The goals reflect the uniqueness of each school." As an example, Aldergrove secondary listed eight objectives, including, "to encourage student participation and school pride." The administration of each school is responsible for budget, planning of their needs for the school year. Allocations to Aldergrove area schools include: $2,367,542 to Aldergrove secondary; $2,750,748 to D.W. Poppy secondary; $775,355 to Aldergrove elementary; $238,798 to Coghaln elementary; $453,361 to County Line elementary; $807,174 to North Otter elementary; $395,681 to*- Otter elementary; $1,063,103 to Park- side elementary and $1,023,432 to Shortreed elementary. #1 In The Fraser Valley For Transmission Servicing & Repairs ALL*TRANS TRANSMISSION Z/ n Automatics a Standards n4X4 o Frt. Wheel Drive a Motor Homes Free Estimates Free Towing Abbotsford 32927 S. Fraser Way 859-1477 Direct 530-5014 MMMninm "^W^^-r^-W^*^ •MNMMM iu.'i* •»»,»««t-<(V. >i|j(.irf' ■ FRIDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 15 JUNE 21,1980 Copyrighl ' 1985 TV. Data. Inc. DAYTIME SPECIAL 12:00 OTHE YIN AND THE YANKEE A chronicle, of magazine editor Malcolm Forbes' 2,000-mile tour of the People's Republic of China in a hot-air balloon and on a motorcycle. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q **J4 "Something For The Boys" (1944, Musical) Vivian Blaine, Perry Como. Army wives are given a home by three cousins who renovate an old Southern plantation. 1:00 O ** "The Cowboy And The Senorita" (1944, Western) Roy Rogers, Dale Evans. When a Westerner sets out to locate a missing girl, he finds romance with her attractive cousin. ' ' EVENINQ 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS OCBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack finds himself in the position of juggling the preparation of three different meals in three apartments. 03 WRITE COURSE 03 CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © GOOD TIMES Michael's elderly friend asks to move in with the Evanses for a most unusual reason. (0 WRITE COURSE © PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invitee: Maureen Forrester. Orede 4). ■ 7:00 O THIS WEEK IN B.C. O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIQHT Interview with Louis Gossett Jr. O BIZARRE Sketches: a look at, new phones; the Rev. T.V. Seewell; Super Dave holds a ceremony for . the opening of his own park. (R) O JEOPARDY O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER © TAXI Mechanic Latka Gravas works to save the cracked-up Cab 804 while the cabbies fondly recall times in the legendary car. (Part 2 of 2) © HUNTERS' QOLD © VANCOUVER Featured: the controversy over the role of midwives in childbirth. OLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:26 OLE POINT 7:30 O TOO CL08E FOR COMFORT Henry's contract is up for renewal and Monroe brings home hia security partner, a Doberman named Kelly. OWEEKNIGHT OTIC TAC DOUGH Q DOUBLE TROUBLE Allison's fashion article in the school newspaper gets rave reviews, prompting her to consider a writing career. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY O PERF0RMER8 Fea tured:, Sheena Easton, Mike McDonald. O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The attention being given to sharks is out of all proportion to their, real danger. © MARY TYLER MOORE A quiet luncheon Mary hosted just for Ted and. Georgette turns into an erratic spontaneous wedding. © GROWING YEARS "Nutrition" 8:00 O MURDER, SHE WROTE There's a murderer among a bevy of Hollywood stars gathered on an island resort to celebrate a film legend's birthday. Guests: Cesar Romero, Stewart Granger. (R) g O WEBSTER Webster becomes assistant to the Great Walnutto (Harold Gould), a one-time famous radio personality who is now janitor at his school. (R)g O MICHAEL NESMITH IN TELEVISION PARTS Highlights include Dick Cavett's interview with a famous German film director (portrayed by Michael Nesmith), Martin Mull's novelty song, "They Never Met," and a surfing mono-' logue by Whoopi Goldberg. O BENSON When a squabble develops at Benson's family reunion, he's expected to act aa peacemaker. (R) Q Q AMERICA'S JUNIOR MISS From Municipal Auditorium in Mobile, Ala.: hosts Bruce Jenner and Mary Frann are joined by young women from SO states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico as they vie for scholarships, prizes and the coveted title of America's Junior Miss 19BS. Q NIGHT COURT The lunatics come out of the woodwork when Harry announces that he will give the proceeds of his winning lottery ticket to the neediest in Manhattan. (R) O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © MOVIE **.• \i "The Strange One" (1957, Drama) Ben Gazzara, George Peppard.. An emotionally disturbed senior at a Southern military academy sadistically bullies his fellow cadets. © CAMERA © VIVRE A TROIS Devant le refus de son mari d'aug- menter son allocation, Mme Roper decide de se chercher un emploi. 8*30 O COMEDY FACTORY SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR - CALL 856-8303 OR 856-5212 "Honey, It's The Mayor" The journalist wife of a political speechwriter threatens to expose the dubious dealings of a mayor (Bill Daily). Repertory players include Geoffrey Bowes, Susan Hogan and Mary Long. O SPENCER Mr. Beanley suspends Spencer, Wayne and Bailey from school for cheating on an exam. (R) O NIGHT COURT Selma discovers the real reason for a former flame's return. (R) Q SNOW JOB Mr. Murdochs nephew falls head over heels for Gigi, but she thinks Peter is the one who loves her. (R) O WALL STREET WEEK Guest: R. Joseph Fuchs, vice president-media analyst, Kidder,. Peabody & Co. © STARTING A BUSINESS O HORS SERIE:. QUELQUES HOMMES DE BONNE VOLONTE A I'Ecole Normale Superieur, Pierre Jallez se lie d'amitie avec un jeune provincial. Orede 6) 9:00 O EYE TO EYE Someone has laid out a number of false cues designed to di- . vert Oscar and Tracy from the trail of a murderer, g O BENSON When a squabble develops at Benson's family reunion, he's expected to act as peacemaker. (R) g O O V Donovan and Ham learn that the developer of the force field used by Diana to seal off Los Angeles is really a tortured dissident. (R) O MAQNUM, P.I. A country singer (Dennis Weaver) enlists Magnum's help to find five lost songs recorded by a legendary artist and the woman he loved. (R) O MOVIE ** "An Innocent Love" (1981, Romance) Melissa Sue Anderson, Doug McKeon. A 14-year-old mathematics genius and a 19-year-old Ail-American female volleyball player become involved in an unusual romance. (R) g O EVENING AT POPS Nell Carter and New York's renowned Abyssinian Baptist Church Choir join John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra for an evening of gospel and jazz. ©MOTORWEEK © MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER Hammer investigates the murder of a star quarterback who was felled by an assassin in front of a capacity crowd. (R) 9:30 © PEOPLE DO THE CRAZIEST THINGS Lou Ferrlgno joins host Bert Convy as they witness a blindfolded woman's attempt to identify her husband by using only her sense of touch, g ©MATTER OF TASTE ©LAUTREC 86 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL QQO MATT HOUSTON An international hit man Matt put behind bars is out of prison and stalking the detective as a target for revenge.(R)Q Q © MIAMI VICE When Crockett and Tubbs go to the Everglades to track down a key witness against a cop-killing drug importer, their lives are jeopardized by the swamps and the suspicious locals. (R) O MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Strangers And Brothers" Lewis Eliot recruits scientists for atomic bomb research and has an affair with Margaret Davidson. (Part 7 of 7) g © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Stone and Keller are called in to investigate the murder of a chemistry teacher. © PORTRAITS OF POWER 10:30 ©JAPAN TODAY ©PARECHOC 11:00 OOOONEW8 O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O A HORSEMAN RIDING BY "1903: An Outbreak Of Romance" Paul marries Grace Lovell, and Will Cod- sail also has marriage on his mind. (Part 3 of 13) © WRESTLING © SPORTSPAGE O CINEMA ** "Une Blonde, une brune et une moto" (1975, Comedie) Claudia Cardinale, Monica Vitti. Chevauchant une mo- tocyclette, une jeune femme blonde surgit dans un village du Sud de I'ltalie et entraine a sa suite une buandiere eplouie par ses recites d'aventures. 11:20 • O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS QNEWS 11:26 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE Co-hosts David Foster and Terry David Mulligan present videos by Chicago, Willie and the Poor Boys, Robert Plant, Paul Hardcastle, Harold Falter- Small lots review won by aid. Gran MURRAYVILLE - A reprieve was granted to Aid. Carol Gran this week in her battle to have council reconsider the minimum size of building lots in the northwest Langley quadrangle. Gran moved Monday morning that council do a review of how other lower mainland municipalities look upon 7,000 square-foot versus 10,000 square- foot lots. Surprisingly, Aid. Len Fowler seconded the motion. "I still have a lot of concern about 10,000 square-foot lots," Gran said. Motion was carried. meyer, Power Station; top 20 singles and albums; winners of the Corey Hart trivia question. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIQHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: B.B. King. O ALL IN THE FAMILY It looks like Archie has turned over a new leaf when he befriends a Jewish man. © MOVIE **.14 "The Other Love" (1947, Drama) David Niven, Barbara, Stanwyck. A concert pianist and her doctor fall in love during her stay at a Swiss TB clinic. 11:60 O EVENING EDITION 12:00 O POLICE STORY A gang that holds up drug stores and a motorcyclist who rips off taverns remain at large while investigators try to gather clues for their 3IT6St. O MOVIE •• "Super- dome" (1978, Suspense) David Janssen, * Donna Mills. A killer stalking New Orleans threatens the Super Bowl football game and the collection of lovers, gamblers and con men on hand for the annual sports event. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © MOVIE ** J4 "The Mil- ' lion Dollar Rip-Off" (1976, Adventure) Freddie Prinze, Allen Garfield. An electronics genius plots a multi-million dollar payroll heist using his gang of four women. 12:06 O MOVIE ••• "The Sterile Cuckoo" (1969, Drama) Liza Minnelli, Wendell Burton. A lonely, mixed-up college co-ed tries to manipulate a naive, sensitive freshman into a romantic affair. 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. 12:30 O FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS Interview with Phil Collins; videos by David Bowie ("Loving the Alien"), Don Henley ("Not Enough Love in the World"), Stevie Wonder ("Don't Drive Drunk"), Corey Hart ("Never Surrender"). 1:00 OWEEKNIGHT 1:26 © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Tired of the way his classmates treat him, Horshack joins a religious " cult. 1:30 ONEWS 2:00 O MOVIE *• "Oil" (1978, Adventure) Stuart Whitman, Tony Kendall. Enemy saboteurs touch off an almost unstoppable inferno. ©TWORONNIES 2:06 O FANTASY ISLAND 2:16 ONEWS 2:20 O FANTASY I3LAND 2:30 ©NEWS 3:20 Q WALTONS Grandpa is > as trapped by circumstances aa the young mountain animal Ben cap tures. • 4:00 O HERE'S LUCY Lucy loses an exotic bird. 4:30 O MORE REAL PEOPLE ASK ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, I thought I had met my "dream guy" two months ago. He took me to the nicest restaurants and really good movies and once in a while dancing to the local dance hall. He never told me what he did for a living and I never asked. Last weekend he told me he was busy so I went with my girlfriend to a dance in the next town. There was my "dream guy" playing accordian with the band. I could have died. Annabelle, I hate accordians! When we saw him we left right away. Should I tell him I know or should I keep quiet? I really like him but an accordian player I can do without. Signed: Linda. Dear Linda, Well, at least you didn't find him playing around... Lawrence Welk didn't do too badly playing the accordian and he was the "dream guy" of thousands of women. Think of all the people who can only play the radio (old joke). If you can't stand the accordian perhaps you had better "dream" of someone else. Maybe next time you will find a "guy" who plays the bagpipes. Dear Readers, Because of a busy, week I did not contact the other pie winners so will give you my recipe for a French Almond and Pear Tart which took second place in the one crust competition. I misspelled Mrs. Jean Mohr's name last week. Apologies to her. Start with a nine- inch sweet crust, or graham cracker type if you prefer. Slice and core two ripe pears and arrange in bottom of crust. K pears are hard use one can of pears in their own juice. Drain them well. Melt 2 ounces of unsalted butter in' saucepan. Mix in separate bowl 8 ounces ground almonds and 4 ounces of fine sugar add melted butter and 2 drops of vanilla extract. Add just enough water to form paste. Whip 5 egg whites until slightly stiff and fold into paste. Pour this mixture onto pears in pie shell. Sprinkle with one ounce fine sugar. Decorate top with whole almonds if desired. Bake at 300' degrees for one hour. Serve cold. To get the judges' attention this year I used Amoretto liqueur instead of water for the paste and soaked the whole almonds overnight in same. I don't know if this made a difference but it sure gives you a warm glow when you eat the pie. Star readers are invited to mail in their problems or questions to ASK ANNABELLE. Use a nom de plume if you wish. The address is ASK ANNABELLE, c-o The Aldergrove Star.Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C-, VOX 1A0. i 16 TtiE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 SATURDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON JUNE 22,1986 Copyright 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. MORNING 6:00 O CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 O CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES 6:46 O NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES ©WITH THIS RING 6:00 O RAINBOW EXPRES8 O GARDENING WITH ED HUME OO DESTINATIONS O DIALOGUE © AGRICULTURE U.8.A. ©ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 6:30 OBOOMERANQ O ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS . O ©UP HOME TONIQHT O GET ALONG GANG ©LENERICKSEN ©SIZE SMALL 7:00 O SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW GSNORK8 O O ADVENTURE OUTDOORS O VEGETABLE SOUP O SE8AME STREET (R) ► FRISKY FROLICS ©WIZARD OF OZ 7:30 O SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW O PINK PANTHER AND SONS O WORLD TOMORROW OHOTFUDGE O SMITH AND SMITH © ADVENTURES OF PI- NOCCHK) 8:00 O MOVIE **'.- "The Third Secret" (1964, Mystery) Stephen Boyd, Jack Hawkins. A psychoanalyst's daughter convinces one of his patients to help her find her father's, murderer. O MIGHTY ORBOTS Q © SMURFS OO ZIGZAG O © JIM HENSON'S MUPPET BABIES O LIFE AROUND US 8*30 O TURBO TEEN O JERRY FALWELL O © DUNGEONS & DRAGONS O STORYTIME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 9:00 O RUBIK, THE AMAZINQ CUBE O © BUQS BUNNY / ROADRUNNER Q LET'S GO O NATURE OF THINGS © FABLES OF GREEN FOREST © BELLE ETSEBASTIEN 9:30 O SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERIES g QFLA8HI O IT 13 WRITTEN O YOU CANT DO THAT ON TELEVISION ©STORYBOOK ©SPORT BILLY ©CANDY 10:00 ©WESTERN GARDENER O SCARY SCOOBY FUN- NIES O BASEBALL Regional coverage of California Angels at Chicago White Sox or Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds. O SMITH AND 8MITH O CBS 8TORYBREAK "Robbut: A Tale Of Tails" Animated'. Based on Robert Lawson's story of a rabbit who is not satisfied with the tail nature gave him, so he assumes the tails of several other creatures. (R)g O PLAYER8' INTERNATIONAL TENNIS Rosaiyn Fairbank vs. Chris Everett Lloyd O INNOVATION ©TOM AND JERRY ©FOUFOULI ©SPIDER-MAN ©BAGATELLE 10:30 Q NORTHLAND O LITTLES g O FOUFOULI O LAND OF THE LOST O DO IT YOURSELF SHOW © TRADE OFF8 / SELF, INC. ©SIZE SMALL © LES SCHTROUMPFS g 11:00 O WHAT'S NEW? (R) O ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL "The Horse That Played Centerfield" Animated. Manager Casey Balloo and his sensational baseball-playing horse take the New York Goats to the World Series. (Part 2 of 2) (R) g O HIGH BAND O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER ©CREATIVE HANDS O A HOUSE FOR ALL SEASONS © WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIEND8 © STARTING A BUSINESS ©HERCULES ©UNIVERS DES SPORTS Au programme: "Supermo- tocross," competition entre vehicules tout-terrain au Stade Olympique de Montreal; boxe: France vs. Quebec; chronique des Expos de Montreal. 11:30 OPADDINQTONBEAR O AMERICAN BANDSTAND Featured: Howard Jones ("Things Can Only Get Better," "Life in One Day"); the Beach Boys' video "Getcha Back"; the firat of ten shows featuring couples in the annual dance contest. O ANDY WINTERS O SATURDAY SUPER- CADE Q READY, SET, GROW O VICTORY GARDEN ©TRANSFORMERS © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY ©100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 12:00 O 3PORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Toronto Super- Cross, from Exhibition Stadium; Harry Jerome Track and Field Classic, from Vancouver, B.C.; Labatt's Pro Rodeo, from Craven, Sask; Gold Cup Horse Race from Ascot Race Course in England. O WRESTLING O FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY O ALOHA CHINA ©GET ALONG GANG © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY 12:30 O RAINBOW EXPRE88 § POLE POSITION POLKA TIME OPRE3ENTE ©POPEYE © PROJECT UNIVER8E ©INSIDE TRACK 1:00 O IN SEARCH OF... "The Great Lakes Triangle" O BASEBALL Regional coverage of New York Yankees at Detroit Tigers or San Francisco Giants at San Diego Padres. O O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: NASCAR Molson 200 stock car race, from Kayuka International Raceway, Ont.; Canadian Synchronized Swimming, duet competition, from Edmonton; Donald Curry vs. Pablo Baez in a junior middleweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, live from Atlantic City, N.J. O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS The story of Australia's struggle with a steadily growing rabbit population that destroys grazing land, g O SEATTLE STAGES John Gilbert hosts this special which vividly recalls the history of Seattle's live theater. © CIRCLE OF SPORTS A two-hour weekly magazine hosted by Robert Conrad depicting the week's sports . highlights from around the world. ©NEEDLECRAFT © FISH'N'STARS © ASTRO, LE PETIT ROBOT 1:30 O MOVIE **V4 "The Daughters Of Joshua Cabe Return" (1975, Western) Dan Dailey, Dub Taylor. Three shady ladies and the old rancher who hired them to pose as his daughters are outwitted by the real father of one of the girls. O MOVIE **H "Billy Two Hats" (1973, Western) Gregory Peck, Desi Arnaz Jr. A grizzled Scotsman and a young half- breed team up for a wild ride across the rugged frontier. O CR08SROAD3 OF CULTURE: BALLET IN EUROPE This survey of contemporary Western European dance combines interviews with choreographers and excerpts from two performances by the Stuttgart Ballet. ©SEWING POWER © LABATT'S SPORTS ©CAPITAINECAVERNE 2:00 O GREAT CONFRONTATIONS AT THE OXFORD UNION Moral Majority leader the Rev. Jerry Falwell and New Zealand's < prime Minister David Lange debate the morality of nuclear weapons. Hosts are Peter Jay, former British ambassador to the U.S., and ABC correspondent Jack Laurence. © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR "Sensory Psychology" © WRESTLING © LES HER08 DU SAMEDI Au programme: match de baseball "Mous- tique" entre les equipes de Terrebonne et de Notre- Dame-de-Graces. 2:30 © CALCULUS 3:00 O CBC NEWS O AMATEUR BOXINQ U.S. vs. Hungary, from Stateline, Nev. O ISLAND 8PORT8 REPORT O ffl WRESTLING O ALL THE 8PECIAL CHILDREN Dr. Leo Busca- glia explores the needs and potentials of handicapped children. ©FUNORAMA ©FACES OF CULTURE © LA SEMAINE PARLE- MENTAIRE A OTTAWA 3:30 O THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT O WEEKEND REPORT O PQA GOLF Atlanta Classic, third round, from Atlanta Country Club in Marietta, Ga. ©FACES OF CULTURE 4:00 ©COUNTRY EAST O START OF SOMETHING BIQ Host Steve Allen looks at how successful people and popular things got started. This week: ■ Jimmy Stewart, Pamela Bellwood, Mickey Gilley, Judy Garland; "M'A'S'H," the toothbrush and McDonald's. (R) O SUN COUNTRY O ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interview with Chuck Norris. O FRUGAL GOURMET Jeff Smith prepares a variety of bean dishes including Cuban black beans, black-eyed peaa and cold bean salads. © MOVIE **H "How To Stuff A Wild Bikini" (1965, Comedy) Annette Funicel- lo, Dwayne Hickman. A young man in the Naval Reserve worries about his girlfriend's fidelity. ©JEREMY/NODDY ©NEWMU8IC ©ACOMMUNIQUER 4:30 O BASEBALL Montreal Expos at New York Mets O WIDE WORLD OF 8PORTS Scheduled: Donald Curry vs. Pablo Baez in a junior middleweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J.; U.S. Outdoor Track and Field Championships, from Indianapolis. O POLKA TIME O SNEAK PREVIEWS © FABLE8 OF GREEN FOREST © BA3EBALL Les Expos de Montreal visitent les Mets de New-York 6:00 00) NEWS O CREATIVE HANDS O SOLID GOLD Guests: Jack Wagner, Bryan Adams, LRB, Sawyer Brown, DeBarge, Alan Gor- rie.'Mel Tillis, Patti La- Belle, John Denver (interview). O OUTDOOR ADVENTURES O THIS OLD HOUSE Rewiring an older home. © CHILDREN'8 FILM FOUNDATION 6:30 QNBCNEW8 O I8LAND COUNTRY GARDEN O ANDY WINTERS "O CAPITOL JOURNAL Armitstead graduates NEW WESTMINSTER - Dean Russel Armitstead of Aldergrove has graduated from Douglas College here with an associate degree in construction management. Two hundred and ninety-eight students received diplomas, certificates and citations at the June 12 ceremony. Kids and parents invited to scout picnic AIDERGROVE - First Aldergrove Beavers, Cubs and Scouts have issued a pre-registration invitation to Aldergrove Lake park on June 23 for all boys that are coming back to scouting and those who wish to sign up for the first time for beavers (5 to 8 years). Cubs (8-11 years), scouts (11-15 years), and ventures (15 and up - boys and girls) Parents are also invited to sign up as leaders or helpers for the coming year on this day. Invitation also includes the once a year family picnic, with free lunch, games, and fun. Picnic time from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information contact Dave Nyeste at 856- 4380, or Diane Persson at 856- 1478. Legion donates $300 to local scouts ALDERGROVE • Legion executive member Charlie Ness presented a $300 cheque to chairman Dave Nyeste of the 1st Aldergrove Scout Group at the group's election meeting, June 7. The Aldergrove branch of the Royal Canadian Legion has made hundreds of similar donations to local youth groups over the years, at times supporting up to 23 youth organizations. This example of community spirit recently went unnoticed by Langley township council when they refused the Legion's appeal for a grant to help with property taxes. • Dominick Kelly photo NEW B0NTEMP1 ORGAN TWO KEYBOARD FUN FILLED AUTOMATIC CHORD A SUPER BUY AT $599 Sound of Music 20251 Fraser Hwy., Langley seven Oaks Guildford 534-9296 859-0400 588-7606 .■■.-iWW^r.^^'.rir'^^ *>r»^-***imva#.^**tN,ir^ 'I IW' Hfli*iy__y_s^' icsssft! ■■i^^*"*iw*^^-',-i:y*^'"v'j^*/5 SATURDAY EVENING THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 17 EVENING 6:00 SABCNEW8Q ENTERTAINMENT THI8 WEEK Interview with Chuck Norris. OONEW8 OCBSNEWS O JAM GOODALL AND THE WORLD OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR "The Hyena Story" Hyenas, the most maligned predators in the world, are in fact skilled and fearless hunters determined to survive. ©FLINT8TONE8 O BITS AND BYTES O ETHIOPIA: THE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES 6:30 OONEWS © GOOD TIMES Tholma's indecision turns to agony ' when Harry accepts a new job and moves to California. .• ©MICROPROCESSORS 7:00 O EDDIE AND EA8TMAN O MUPPET8 Guest: Edgar Bergen. O LIFE8TYLE8 OF THE RICH AND FAMOU8 Interviews with Rod Steiger, Barbara Eden, pro baseball shortstop Ozzie Smith, Holiday Inn founder Kem- mons Wilson. (R) O SNOW JOB Mr. Murdochs nephew falls head over heels for Gigi, but she thinks Peter is the one who loves her. (R) O TALE8 FROM THE DARK8IDE When a cantankerous old man returns from the dead, his family and community try to send him back. Q BIZARRE Sketches: a look at new phones; the Rev. T.V. Seewell; Super Dave holds a ceremony for the opening of his own park. (R) O NATURE "The Discovery Of Animal Behavior" A look at early efforts of naturalists and zoologists, including Charles Darwin, to understand the animal mind. (Part 3 of 6) (R) g © JEFFER80N8 George needs a snappy jingle to increase his business, but his jingle-writer is depressed and unable to write a word. Q © ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING © STAR TREK Kirk, Spock and McCoy are trapped in the past from which return to the present means death. O LE MONDE MERVEIL- LEUXDE DISNEY 7:30 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE Co-hosts David Foster and Terry David Mulligan present videos by Chicago, Willie and the Poor Boys, Robert Plant, Paul Hardcastle, Harold Falter- meyer, Power Station; top 20 singles and albums; winners of the Corey Hart trivia question. O MUPPETS Guest: Senor Wences. O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS On a small farm in southern Ontario, a moviemaker attempts to film geese as they fly in a hurricane. (R) NATIONAL ALCOHOLISM TEST Questions designed to ..determine whether a person has a drinking problem are answered by recovering alcoholics Including Roy Scheider and Betty Ford. O JUST KIDDING Children discuss the type of person they'd marry, Canadian geography and cocktail parties. (R) © TOO CL08E FOR COMFORT Henry's contract is up for renewal and Monroe brings home his security partner, a Doberman named Kelly. ©MONEY'8 WORTH 8:00 O O T.J. HOOKER Stacy ia disarmed by a thug and then muat Overcome her fear of failure in order to save Hooker's life. (R) Q O © DIFF'RENT STROKES , Drummond hopes to develop a fatherly relationship with his stepson by taking Arnold and Sam camping. (R) Q © O COVER UP After her escape from prison, the notorious Black Widow trapa Dani and Jack in a building full of explosives, where the sleuths reveal their innermost thoughts. (R) O WILD AMERICA A survey of the landscapes and wildlife of Monument Valley, the Grand Canyon and Utah'8 sandstone arches. ©MOVIE •••"The Boy Friend" (1971. Musical) Twiggy, Christopher Gable. When an assistant stage manager replaces the female lead in a show, she becomes a star and finda romance as well. © NOVA An American plane, equipped with a state-of-the-art eye operating theater visits various nations worldwide to exchange medical skills and information, cp O LE QRAND RAID: CAP TERRE DE FEU 8'30 O IT'S YOUR MOVE Matt and Eli literally create a band made of skeletons for the homecoming dance. (Part 1 of 2) (R) O PROFILES IN NATURE © QIMME A BREAK Nell learns that Grandpa's grpuchiness is prompted by his feeling that he's a failure with nothing to will to his family. (R) 9:00 O 8HOWCA3E Excerpts of the moat original, funniest and inventions films made by B.C. students are presented with hosts Vicki Gabereau and Norman Young. O © LOVE BOAT A switchboard operator strikes up a relationship with her boss; Gopher is sensitive about the use of his nickname in the presence of a former girlfriend; a mayor and her defeated opponent fall in love, to the dismay of her campaign manager. (R) g O MOVE ••• "Let's Do It Again" (1975, Comedy) Sidney Poitier, Bill Cosby.A milkman and a factory worker engage in betting and hypnotism to raise funds for their lodge. O O AIRWOLF Hawke and Caitlin are stricken by a deadly virus during their investigation of a aecret laboratory in the Aleutians. (R) O MOVIE ••% "Mother Lode" (1982, Drama) Charlton Heston, Nick Man- cuso. A Scottish miner tries to protect his gold from unscrupulous treasure hunters. O QREAT RAILWAY JOURNEYS OF THE WORLD "Zambezi Express" Michael Wood rides through Africa on the "Blue Train," the most luxurious train in the world, from Cape Town to Victoria Falls. © ENTERPRISE "Hard News" The conflict between Ted Turner's Cable News Network and the joint all-news venture of ABC and Group W, called the Satellite News Channel, is presented. Q © IMPACT8 9:30 O WAYNE AND SHUSTER © MOTORWEEK 10:00 ©TWORONNIES O © FINDER OF LOST LOVES Cary helps a woman re-establish contact with her sister, whom she hasn't seen in 17 years; Daisy searches for the secret-benefactor of a young dancer. (R) Q O AMERICA CENSORED John Denver hoats a light- hearted look at how American motion pictures, television and music have been censored throughout history. O MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER Hammer investigates the murder of a star quarterback who was felled by an assassin in front of a capacity crowd. (R) O DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE © PERSPECTIVES . ON WOMEN ©LE TELEJOURNAL g 10:20 . O EVENINQ EDITION © LE3 NOUVELLES DU 8PORT 10:30 O FRONT PAQE CHALLENGED O MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS ffl WEEK'S END 10:36 © LA POLITIQUE FEDER- ALE 10:46 © CINEMA •• "Tu ne tueraa point" (1979, Drame) Bernard Hughes, Kay Lenz. Une comedienne est temoin d'un meurtre dans'un pare. 11:00 O NATIONAL g OOONEWS O Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O MOVIE ***'/* "You're Telling Me" (1934. Comedy) W.C. Fields, Joan Marsh. A lovely princess helps .a meek, downtrodden man win respect from the bullies who torment him. © TWILIGHT ZONE Thomas Patrick McNulty is given a watch that possesses a atrange power. © PUTTIN' ON THE HITS Songs: "All Night Long," "Lies," "Say, Say, Say," "Miss Me Blind" and "Respect." Judges: T.elma Hopkins, Billy Preston, James McNichol. 11:16 O ABCNEWSg 11:20 OOONEWS 11:30 O MOVIE •• 'A "The Heroes" (1972, Adventure) Rod Steiger, Rosanna Schiaffino. A motley group of would-be embezzlers tries to hide two million pounds during World War II while British Intelligence attempts to outwit them. O © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Ed Asner. Musical guests: the Kinks ("Do It Again," "Word of Mouth"). (R) O WRESTLING ©TWILIGHT ZONE Grady, a down-and-out jockey, is justifiably accused of having fixed a race. 11:36 O SPORTSLINE 12:00 O MOVIE ••• "North To Alaska" (1960, Adventure) John Wayne, Stewart Granger. A man finds a substitute for his friend's fiancee after he discovers she haa married another. © DOCTOR WHO "The Sontaran Experiment" The Earthlings prepare to return to their deserted planet when a Sontaran who wants to experiment on them arrives. 12:06 O MOVIE ••• "War And Peace" (1956, Drama) Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda. Based on the novel Further conjectures on a nuclear winter terrify BOULDER, Colo. - While many people assume they would evaporate into quick death in a major nuclear war, scientists at the U.S. National Centre for Atmospheric Research say it wouldn't happen that way. Accurate relatively low-yield weapons have eliminated the need for barrage attacks, and there would be millions of survivors. But the centre's scientists, after a computer analysis, say an exchange would be followed by a nuclear winter that could kill crops, wipe out envir-' onmental systems and lead to worldwide famine. "Massive starva tion long after a war is not only a possibility but is a probability," said Starley Thompson, a meteorologist who has studied weather systems expected to result from a nuclear war. The study centres on amoke rising from charred ruins to block the sun for up to three months. by Leo Tolstoy. The lives of three families are greatly affected by the Napoleonic wars. O MOVE •••% "Three Women" (1977, Drama) Sissy Spacek, Shelley Duvall. Two contrastingly different young nursing home workers develop an intense relationship with a withdrawn patient. 12:30 O MOVIE •• "The Battle Of Neretva" (1971, Adventure) Yul Brynner, Hardy Kruger. Yugoslavians struggle for freedom against local Chetniks as well as Italian and German troops. 1:00 O START OF SOMETHING BIG Host Steve Allen looks at how successful people and popular things got started.' This week: Jimmy Stewart, Pamela Bellwood, Mickey Gllley. Judy Garland; "M'A'S'H," the toothbrush and McDonald's. (R) © VEQAt Dan attempts to stop the marriage of his secretary to a murder suspect. 1:36 O AVENGERS 2:00 O MOVE ••• "Ruby" (1977, Horror) Piper Laurie, Stuart Whitman. The mute daughter of an eccentric Florida drive-in manager becomes possessed by powerful, demonic spirits. © MELBA MOORE'S COLLECTION OF LOVE SONGS 2:20 ONEWS 2:36 ONEWS O FANTASY ISLAND 3*36 O WALTONS A fire destroys the second floor of the Walton home. (Part 1 of 2) 4:00 O MOVIE ••• "Breaking Up" (1978, Drama) Lee Remick, Granville Van Dusen. A woman fights to rediscover the personal identity she haa loat after her marriage cornea to an unexpected end. 4:06 ©FANTASY ISLAND In the end... In death, Alexander of Macedon's end differed no whit from his stable-boy's. Either ' both were received into the same generative principle of the universe, or both alike were dispersed into atoms. -Rom Marcus Aure- lius 'Meditation' Kinsmen offer thanks On behalf of the Kinsmen Club of Aldergrove we would like to thank all the people who made our beer gardens a tremendous success. Special thanks to the lion's for the use of their booth; Kohler's for a well-organized ball tournament and also for the ice we Used; and the Kinettes, Kin wives, and Ball Hockey for a well done job in the food concession stand. With your continued support, the Kinsmen Club of Aldeigrove will be able, to serve the community's greatest needs. Thanks a lot. Norm Johnson, Chairman Warren Craig, Co-Chairman Aberdeen students to host appreciation dinner By Penny Brand Wendy Stevenson, Rochelle Leonhardt, Vivian Martens ABERDEEN - Staff held a parent-aide tea on June 11. The tea was for all the parents who had assisted with any of the class or school events. Student servers were Michelle Robertson, Christine Conway, Laura Ulmer, Shellina Walji, Tammy Reddicopp, Rhonda Woodcock, BobbiStout, Katrina Field and Teresa Hample. The grade six students are hard at work organizing an appreciation dinner to be held on June 20, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. It should be fun. The students who helped monitor all year were taken to a monitors' swim. It turned out to be an enjoyable event. On June 18, Aberdeen will be having a sportsday. The weather is looking favorable. Sunburn may be the overall winner. June 17-22 Leon Quality GROUND BEEF (Approx. 10 Ib. pkg. ll 48 I /ik. BEEF RIB STEAK $498 Mm /lb. Standing RIB ROAST $A68 MM /ft. TURKEY DRUMSTIX (Approx. 5 Ib. pkg.) /lb. 68 Top Quality Finnish EDAM CHEESE $488 A/lb. Finest Quality BLACK FOREST HAM ftft< WU/lOOg FARM TOWN MEATS TWO LOCATIONS: 20771 No. 10 Hwy. Bypass, Langley Next to Bunsmaslei Phono 530-1221 .M 18 THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 SUNDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON JUNE 23.1086 Copyright 1985 T.V. Data. Inc. MORNINQ 6:46 O NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES 6:00 OTOWNMEETINQ OSACRED HEART O O ADVENTURE OUTDOORS (BIT'S ABOUT PEOPLE Q) INSIDE TRACK 8:16 0 WITH THIS RING 8:30 0 FAITH FOR TODAY OQ FILM FEATURE O EYE ON THE NORTHWEST (0 DIGEST ED SIZE SMALL - 7:00 O THIS IS THE LIFE 0 EUCHARIST OO JIMMY SWAQQART O WORLD TOMORROW (0 FOUNTAIN OF LIFE Ql WIZARD OF OZ 7:30 O REAL TO REEL O NORTHWEST ENCOUNTER O MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD © JIMMY SWAQQART Ql ADVENTURES OF PI- NOCCHIO 8:00 O MOVIE **J4 "Once Upon A Honeymoon" (1942, Comedy) Cary Grant, Ginger Rogers. A former stripper helps a reporter to predict Hitler's movements. O BOOMERANG ©MUSIC MAQAZINE O ROBERT SCHULLER O SUNDAY MORNINQ O CIRCLE SQUARE O 8E8AME STREET (R) Oil I HERCULES 8:30 O KIDSWORLD O QARDENINQ WITH ED HUME O ORAL ROBERTS © DAY OF DISCOVERY Ql PROFESSOR KITZEL 0:00 O HARDY BOYS / NANCY DREW MYSTERIES 0 TAKING ADVANTAGE O O SEARCH O MISTER ROQERS (R) © LENERICKSEN (B FABLDS OF QREEN FOREST Ql ROCKET ROBIN HOOD S3 LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 9:30 0 MEET THE PRESS OTERRYWINTER O FACE THE NATION O PETER POPOFF Q 3-2-1 CONTACT (R)g ©ROBERT SCHULLER mSTORYBOOK Ql SPIDER-MAN 10:00 O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Formula I Detroit Grand Prix auto racing, live from the streets of Detroit. O VIEWPOINT ON THE NEWS O NBC SPORTS SPECIAL Wimbledon: The Class Of '85. A look at some prominent contenders in the 108th All England Tennis Championships, from Wimbledon, England. O ORAL ROBERTS 0 AUTO RACING Formula 1 Detroit Grand Prix, live from the streets of Detroit. O ROBERT SCHULLER Q8UPER80CCER CD CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION 81 WIZARD OF OZ S3 PROPOS ET CONFI DENCES Invite: Roger Duhamel. (4e de 4). 10:30 Q THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY O FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY O WORLD TOMORROW ©TO BE ANNOUNCED Q) SIZE SMALL fflRENCONTRES 11:00 0 MOVIE •••"The Life And Times Of Judge Roy Bean" (1972, Western) Paul Newman, Ava Gardner.The infamous hanging judge of the Old West confronts bizarre enemies while upholding his own form of justice and loyally admiring the legendary performer Lily Langtry. Q FOR THE RECORD Q IT IS WRITTEN O CAPITOL JOURNAL © ERNEST ANQLEY © MAQlC HATS / NORTH AMERICA: GROWTH OF A CONTINENT Q) 100 HUNTLEY STREET ffl CINE-FAMILLE 11:30 O USFL FOOTBALL O O WIMBLEDON 1984 HIGHLIGHTS O UPON REFLECTION © ACROSS CULTURES / READ ALL ABOUT IT AFTERNOON 12:00 O MEETING PLACE O TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Actor Lorenzo Tucker reminisces about starring as a romantic lead in movies during the 1920s and 1930s. ©IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY Ql WRESTLING 12:30 O CANADA IN VIEW O PQA GOLF Atlanta Classic, final round, live from Atlanta Country Club in Marietta, Ga. Q UP HOME TONIQHT O MCLAUGHLIN GROUP ©KENNETH COPELAND ©PROJECT UNIVERSE 1:00 O THIS WEEK IN B.C. Q MOVIE ••• "El Cid" (1961, Adventure) Charlton Heston, Sophia Loren. A great Christian hero saves Spain and Christiandom from the attacking Moors in the 11th century. OQ QUESTION PERIOD Q WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © NEEDLECRAFT Ql WRESTLING ffl CHER MONSIEUR L'AVIATEUR Avec Claude Maher, Benoit Ouellet et Michel Daigle. Au cours d'une escale a Quebec, un pilote apprend que Saint- Exupery est venu a Quebec 40 ans plus tot. 1:30 ©WINNERS O Q BASEBALL Boston Red Sox at Toronto Blue Jays © WALL STREET WEEK Guest: R. Joseph Fuchs, vice president-media analyst, Kidder, Peabody & Co. ©SUNDAY LINE ©SEWING POWER ffl C'EST LA VIE Avec An- ick Faris et Stephanie Daniel. Une adolescente dont les parents sont separes nous livre ce qu'elle pense de sa situation. 2:00 ©CBCNEW8 Q QREAT PERFORM ANCES "The Life Of Verdi" Burt Lancaster narrates this dramatization of composer Giuseppe Verdi's life, filmed in Europe. After achieving modest success in Milan with his first opera, the young Verdi faces tragic family losses. (Part 1 of 6) g © UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR "Emotional Development" Ql REAL FISHING SHOW ffl WOODY LE PIC 2:30 ©DIGEST ©ORDER FROM CHAOS Q) PROFILES OF NATURE fflDUNEUFAUZOO 3:00 Q DIVINE SARAH Monique Leyrac stars in this dramatization of Jacques Beyderwellen's play depicting the life of the celebrated French actress, Sarah Bernhardt, whose career 'spanned more than six decades. (R) g O SUPER CHARGERS Q MOVIE ••• "1776" (1972, Musical) William Daniels, Hb.ward da Silva. America's founding fathers draw up a formal declaration stating their freedom from England.. . ©FUNORAMA © RELIGIOUS QUEST ©OCEANS ALIVE ffl TROI3 REALI3TES CANADIENS 3*30 Q HAPPY DAYS AQAIN Troubles with his studies and an insulting professor cause Potsie to quit school. © DIGESTIVE SYSTEM ©WORLD ALIVE 4:00 OAVENGERS* © WILD AMERICA A survey of the landscapes and wildlife of Monument Valley, the Grand Canyon and Utah's sandstone arches. ©JEREMY /NODDY ©MEMORIES WITH LAWRENCE WELK "A Tribute To Bing Crosby" ffl LA SEMAINE VERTE 4:30 Q HYMN SINQ Q CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES O O WIMBLEDON TENNIS PREVIEW ©PROFILES OF NATURE © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan and his men plan to free an underground leader held by the Nazis. © FABLE3 OF QREEN FOREST 6:00 © CBC NEWS OONEWS © THE HEART OF THE DRAGON A look at wedding customs in rural China and an examination of changes in traditional.family structure and women's social roles, g ©CHIPS © ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PRINCE ffl GLOBAL NEWSWEEK ffl 8ECOND REQARD Reprise des meilleurs moments de la visile du pape Jean-Paul II au Canada. 6*30 Q FRIENDLY SUMMERTIME O ABCNEWSg ©NBCNEW8 O O UNTAMED WORLD A look at the African animals, birds and insects that depend on plant life for their food. (R) ©HUNTER8QOLD Tourist information about Aldergrove was handed out by June Davidson and Gayle Martin, Friday morning. Twenty business- people and tourist information representatives from Whatcom county were the guests of Country Style '86, in a bus tour of the tourist attractions in the Langley area. The eight hour trip familiarized the guests with the sights at Aldergrove Lake Park, Vancouver Game Farm, Glen Valley, Fort Langley, Langley city and Campbell Valley Park. Langley's steering committee for Expo '86 is hoping to divert many U.S. tourists through this area, and are making other plans and preparations for country bed and breakfast and camping accommodation, as well as other promotions. SFU scholarships awarded to locals BURNABY - Three Abbotsford students have been awarded entry scholarships to Simon Fraser University. A Gordon M. Shrum two-semester scholarship, valued at $2,000, has been presented to Elizabeth Anne Lescheid while Colleen Danielle McGuire and Monika Elisabeth Rempel received the president's secondary school entry scholarships, also valued at $2,000. "Students receiving the president's scholarship must be among the top three academic graduates in their school," says SFU financial aid and awards director Vem Loewen. "These scholarship winners have achieved a minimum standing of 80 percent and demonstrated, as well as academic potential, some commit ment to community or school service, volun- teerism, mUsic or athletics. "Our intention is to recognize the achievements of the most excellent students, and to encourage them to pursue further studies." CLARION Model 6300R - AM/FM Stereo Cassette Receiver (Compact Chassis) limited SpecioU •5-Pushbutton Preset Tuning «Auto Reverse •Automatic Program Control •4-way Balance controls "Separate Bass & Treble Equilization Controls •Power Antenna Activator ■ t# m •ill ^..^ Heitot*****y Regular *199M LIFETIME TAPE HEAD WARRANTY * 1 ¥¥ A & M CAR SOUND CAR STEREO INSTALLATIONS Mon. • Fri. 9:00am-6:00pm Sat. 9:00am ■ 5:30pm 32610 South Fraser Way rr*r"l __^_- «__?*» o_% (ACROSS FROM HALL PONTIAC) L__JI L- 853-8011 _—,i.„.,***i-$r***^ f.'-*--- ""'■ ul" *'•• ":■''■■ ■ r "■• •* ■ .-•>»--•<■■■•'■'•■•■■■■■■-■.■■--■■■ r j! n.^**W^*t*llW*1*' THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 19 SUNDAY EVENING EVENING 6:00 0 WALT DISNEY "Donovan's Kid" When a clever con man finds his long-separated wife and daughter caught in the grasp of a domineering uncle, he and his partner devise a plan to free them. (Part 1 of 2) O TOWN MEETING "Violence Against Women" O ALMOST LIVE OONEWS O CBS NEWS O NOVA The story of aa 11-year-old boy's battle to recover from severe burns suffered in a home accident. (R)g ©BIG VALLEY ©WILDLIFE ON ONE ED EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS CD SCIENCE-REALITE 6:30 O AT THE MOVIES Scheduled reviews: "Cocoon" (Steve Guttenberg); "Return to Oz." O SUPER LOTO ONEWS ©AUTO UPGRADE Q) LAURIER'S PEOPLE Guest: Robert Clothier. ED TROIS MILLIARDS Cheque annee, une vingtaine de typhons frappent les Philippines. (4e de 6) 7:00 O FRAGGLE ROCK The deadly Clinging Creepers trap Red and Lanford during a cross-cave race. Q O O RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOTI Featured: the Loa Angeles Police Department's war on crime, including sophisticated firearms training and programs to deal with job pressures; musical oddities such as a 10-foot-tall guitar and sounds from Earth transmitted to outer space. (R) Q O PUNKY BREWSTER Henry's work and Parents' Night at school create a problem for Punky, who's being told by the class snob that Henry doesn't care enough to attend. (R) Q LITTLEST HOBO Hobo comes to the aid of a small religious community about to be hoodwinked by a con artist. (R) g O ED 60 MINUTES O OIL KINGDOMS Looks at the changes in the countries, cities and societies of the Persian Gulf area following the rapid influx of wealth caused by the discovery of oil. Q © COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Clipperton: The Island Time Forgot" Captain Jacques Cousteau and his crew explore the history, inhabitants and natural science of Clipperton Island, a coral atoll off the coast of Mexico. ©WESTLAND ffi TERRE -HUMAINE La famille Jacquemin prend bien soi'n d'Anne. Laurent doit rencontrer un sous- ministre pour lui soumettre son projet. Q 7:30 Q BEACHCOMBERS (R) & SILVER SPOONS When Edward's gold pen disappears, he becomes suspicious of Rick's new, hip 16-year-old friend. (R) O JUST KIDDING Children discuss the type of person they'd marry, Canadian geography and cocktail parties. (R) © PORTRAITS OF POWER ffl LE8 BEAUX DIMANCHES "Juste pour THE CONCORDE... AIRPORT 79 A brilliant scientist (Robert Wagner) launches a series of explosive attacks on a supersonic jet in mid-flight to order to protect his own guilty secret, in "The Concorde ... Airport '79," airing on "The ABC Sunday Night Movie," SUNDAY, JUNE 23. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME @ 1985 Compulog MOVIE * * A Thief" (1967, Adventure) rirel" Extraits des meil- leurs spectacles presentee dans le cadre du 2e Festival avec les invites Pierre Labelle, Popeck, et Fred Roby. 8:00 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O MOVIE •• "The Concorde: Airport 79" (1979, Suspense) Alain Delon, Susan Blakely. A series of explosive attacks in a supersonic jet is launched by a man determined to protect his own guilty secret. (R) g Q O KNIGHT RIDER Michael and KITT infiltrate the world of ultra-chic drag racers in pursuit of a philandering football team owner suspected of murdering a colleague. (R) g O CAGNEY & LACEY Mary Beth dissuades an apparently successful businesswoman from leaping to her death from a high- rise building, then tries to discover the reasons behind her act. (R) g O MURDER, SHE WROTE O NATURE "The Discovery Of Animal Behavior" Investigations of animals' learning capacities are surveyed, including the experiments of Ivan Pavlov, John Watson, B.F. Skinner and William Thorpe. (Part 4 of6)(R)g © MOVIE **% "Homebodies" (1974, Horror) Ruth McDevitt, Peter Broc- co. When urban renewal forces their eviction from an apartment building, six elderly people respond in murderous ways. © NOVA "Alcoholism: Life Under The Influence" The medical, historical and social dimensions of the complex disease are investigated, g ED MOVIE *•* "The Night Of The Generals" (1967, Mystery) Peter O'Toole, Omar Sharif. A Nazi major suspects three of his generals of murdering a Warsaw prostitute. 8*30 ffl LE TELEJOURNAL g 8*60 ffl LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Frere Marie- Victorin" Conrad Kirouac, connu sous le nom de frere Marie-Vlctorin, eat surtout repute pour ses divers tra- vaux de botanique. 9:00 O LAND THAT DEVOURS SHIPS Bill Mason and Patrick Watson narrate this account of the 1980 discovery of the British barque Breadalbane that sank in the Arctic Ocean in 1853. (R) Q MOVIE •• "Going Ape!" (1981, Comedy) Tony Danza, Jessica Walter. Three orangutans hold the purse strings to a $5- million Inheritance, g Q O SCARECROW AND MRS. KING O CRAZY LIKE A FOX Harry teams up with a German shepherd to smash a drug trafficking ring and find out who murdered the canine's owner. (R) Q MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Citadel" The high expectations of a young Scots medical graduate are jolted as he starts his career in a Welsh mining town. (Part 1 of 10) (R) 3 OPENING DOORS 8:40 ffl LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Concours International de musique de Montreal" 10:00 O MODERN COUNTRY The works of internationally known architects Arthur Erickson, Ron Thorn and Eberhard Zeidler are examined, and the men are interviewed. (Part 3 of 3) g QOW-6 O TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Shoop moonlights as a school nurse to learn who Is responsible for a near- fatal attack on an old friend. (R) O GREAT PERFORMANCES "The Life Of Verdi" Italy enthusiastically adopts Verdi's operas as symbols of the fervor to overthrow Austrian rule, and Verdi.goes to Paris to live with singer Giuseppina Strepponl. (Part 2 of 6) (R) ©60 MINUTES © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC "Last Stand In Eden" Alexander Scourby explores the plight of elephants in Kenya being pushed out by expansion of cities and farm lands. 10:40 ffl LE8 NOUVELLES DU 8PORT 11:00 O NATIONAL ("The Nation's Business" will follow.) g O O O NEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS © TWILIGHT ZONE Five people are trapped in a cylindrical enclosure and seek an escape. ED AFRICA: A CONTINENT IN CRISIS ffl CINEMA *•* "Un condamne a mort s'est echappe" (1956, Drame) Francois Leterrier, Roland "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. 12:16 O MOVIE *• "Run Like Kieron Moore, lha Balin. A young girl aids the jungle escape of an American mercenary wanted for his involvement in a Sduth American jewel heist. 1:00 ONEWS 1:36 ©FANTASY ISLAND 2:06 ONEWS O FANTASY ISLAND 2:36 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH Monod. Arrete par la Gestapo, un lieutenant est in- carcere dans un fort apres avoir tente de s'evader. 11:16 ONEWS O ABCNEWSg 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 O SPORTSLINE O MOVIE -k-kVs "Death And The Maiden" (1973, Mystery) James Stewart, Strother Martin. A young woman, long suspected of mental imbalance, is charged with the shooting deaths of her father, stepmother and stepsister.' O GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE O CBS NEWS O SEATTLE STAGES John Gilbert hosts this special which vividly recalls the history of Seattle's live theater. © TWILIGHT ZONE A young man's funeral is rudely interrupted when he climbs out of the coffin. 11:46 O TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE 12:00 O MOVIE ••• "The Woman On The Beach" (1947, Drama) Joan Bennett, Robert Ryan. An officer suspects a man of feigning blindness in order to keep his wife from leaving him. O MOVIE *•% "Meatballs" (1979, Comedy) Bill Murray, Chris Makepeace. A zany summer camp counselor leads his misfit charges into a no-holds- barred sports competition against a group from a high-class camp. O DAVID SUSSKIND Scheduled: former singers and show girls from New York's Latin Quarter and Copacabana. Guests: Chickee James, Toni Carroll, Beverly Anderson, Betty George, Tonie Byron Powers. ©RUSH ED MOVIE **V4 "Mr. Peabody And The Mermaid" (1948, Comedy) William Powell, Ann Blyth. While fishing, a man from Boston catches a mermaid, takes her home and falls in love with her. 12:06 O MOVIE •• "Kate McShane" (1975, Drama) Anne Meara, Sean McClo- ry. A flamboyant female lawyer matches wits with an ambitious prosecuting attorney while defending a society woman accused of stabbing her husband. It should be you in that real fine car It will be a lucky day for someone who enters the 1985 Pacific National Exhibition prize draw and wins this $32,000 silver-grey Cadillac Seville -- one of 17 General Motors vehicles to be won during the annual PNE fair, August 17 through September 2 in Vancouver. 3089 - 272 St., Aldergrove 856-5959 New and Used Books BUY, SELL, TRADE Complete Bookfinder Service NEW HOURS: Mon. - Sat., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Open Fridays until 9 p.m. . The original home of half price on good used books. Linda's Party Cakes are happy to announce the winner of our Cake-a-Month draw: Jennifer Horsman of Aldergrove We are delighted with the response to our grand opening special and very pleased to have made so many happy acquaintances in our new Aldergrove location. Thankyou Aldergrove -- for your support and encouragement. Linda T. 27128A Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove 856-5116 Chuck Webb Agent travels to round table SAN FRANCISCO - A life insurance agent from Aldergrove will be among 6,000 members of the million dollar round table association expected to gather this month. Chuck Webb of Charles T. Webb & Co., independent insurance and retirement planning consultants, will meet MDRT representatives from nearly 40 countries when he arrives here June 23 to 27. The MDRT describes itself as "an independent association of more then 15,000 life insurance agents, each of whom must meet strict ethical and production requirements in order to qualify." Association represents three percent of the world's life insurance force. .... - . ..,-,— ■,-....■».,«_, *.-*•*■.. **.*ilW^V!^W«Vi8»«S^^BIM*» 20 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 MONDAY EVENING V ' JUNE 24,1986 Copyright ' 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME SPECIALS IftOO O ME38E DE LA SAINT- JEAN En direct de la paroisse St-Gedeon-de- Beauce, messe celebree par le cardinal Louis-Albert Vachon. 2:00 Q PLOWING UP A STORM Richard Reeves narrates this chronicle of U.S. farm protest movements from the forming of the Grange in the 1860s to a present-day foreclosure sale. Archival film, photographs, newspaper accounts and cartoons are combined with interviews. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 10:00 O READING RAINBOW Buddy Ebsen narrates the story of Paul Bunyan, hero of tall tales, p DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 O **!* "White Witch Doctor" (1953, Adventure) Susan Hayward, Robert Mitchum. A missionary nurse in Africa works diligently to gain the respect of the natives. 1:00 O ** "Trouble In Texas" (1937, Western) Tex Ritter, Rita Hayworth. Crooks descend upon a rodeo with the idea of stealing the top prize money. 2:00 ffl ***** "Les Risques du metier" (1967, Drame) Jacques Brel, Emmanuels Riva. Un instituteur dans un village francais est accuse d'attentat a la pudeur envers une de ses sieves. EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR <B THREE'S COMPANY Jack becomes the victim of sexual harassment on the job. CD MULTICULTURE @0 CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 O O NEWS OTOP STORY _ QOOD TIMES Thelma's favorite teacher first falls for J.J.'s paintings and then for J.J. fD CALCULUS ffl PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invitee: Maureen Forrester. (2e de 4) 7:00 O FOOTLOOSE IN B.C. O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Drew Barrymore. O LIVE IT UP Jack McGaw flies to New York to look at the Sea Monkeys sold through comic books; Alan Edmonds shows how to exercise while at work; Liz Grogan compares mineral waters and homemade soda. Q O JEOPARDY O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATRE © TAXI Life at the Sunshine Cab Co. turns into continual festivity when a film company arrives to make a movie about taxi drivers. CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF Jessica Lange stars as Maggie in Tennessee Williams' explosive drama "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," which airs MONDAY, JUNE 24 on PBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog (D MONEY'S WORTH O VANCOUVER Featured: people who walk on red hot coals; Taanta Gupta. OLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:26 OLE POINT 7:30 OVENTURE O WEEKNIGHT Featured: a look at the Alki Beach "Cruiain"' scene. OTIC TAC DOUGH O JEFFERSONS George refuses to participate in a charity stage production until he discovers that his performance could provide a way to advertise his dry- cleaning business. Q O SALE OF THE CENTURY O LITTLEST HOBO Hobo and a fireman team up to rescue victims of a factory fire. (Part 1 of 2) (R) g O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS Much .maligned as a scavenger, the jackal comes into its own in this program. © MARY TYLER MOORE After 30 years have passed, Lou's old flame comes back into his life; she was bad news then and she's bad news now. m BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT 8:00 O HANGIN' IN Kate's client hides in her room for fear of a nuclear holocaust; Mike fights a speeding .ticket; Webster plans to try sky-diving. (R) Q O BASEBALL O MOVIE ** "Little House On The Prairie: Look Back To Yesterday" (1983, Drama) Michael Landon, Matthew Laborleaux. Tragedy strikes the Ingalls family when it is discovered thst Albert is suffering from an incurable, and fatal, blood disease. (R) O EISCHIED O SCARECROW AND MRS. KING O LIVE IT UP Jack McGaw flies to New York to look at the .Sea Monkeys sold through comic books; Alan Edmonds shows how to exercise while at work; Liz Grogan compares mineral waters and homemade soda. Q O THE HEART OF THE DRAGON An examination of Chinese social pressures and restraints through a case study of a mediating committee's role in a divorce case. Q © MOVIE ** "Cannon For Cordoba" (1970, Adventure) George Peppard, Giovanna Ralli. A small group of U.S. Army Intelli gence men sets out to silence a band of Mexican outlaws. ® MU8EUM WITHOUT WALLS fflPOIVREETSELAI'insu de Marie-Rose, Hector donne des conseils a Pierrot sur I'art de reussir en amour, g 8:30 O ME AND MY GIRL Simon insists that Samantha must not know if his new girlfriend Annie spends the night with him. O BIZARRE Sketches: Richard Simmons; movie critics; Willie Tyler and Lester; John's magic goodnights. (R) O ACOMMUNIQUER 9:00 O O KATE & ALLIE Allie and her ex-husband try to outbid one another for the . affections of their children .after Charles buys an expensive gift for Chip. (R) O O REACHING FOR THE STARS Five young women struggle toward their goal of achieving stardom as professional actors snd singers. Johnny Carson makes a guest appearance. Q POLDARK The Warleg- gans use their power to diminish the prosperity of Ross's Carnmore Copper Company. Meanwhile, Mark Daniel discovers that Keren is having an affair with Dr. Enys. © NOVA "Signs Of The Apes, Songs Of The Whales" An examination of the most recent developments in the study of communicating with animals, g CD MOVIE ****** "Touched By Love" (1980, Drsma) Deborah Raffin, Diane Lane. Based on the true story of a nursing trainee who encourages a handicapped girl to correspond with her idol, Elvis Presley. 9:30 Q O NEWHART A feud erupts when Dick complains about a goat owned by Larry, Darryl and Darryl. (R) 9:60 Q EVENING EDITION 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL 0 NBC NEWS SPECIAL "Profile Of A First Lady" A behind-the-scenes look into the life of first lady Nancy Reagan includes a frank discussion of how she balances her public and private lives. O © CAGNEY & LACEY Mary Beth dissuades an apparently successful businesswoman from leaping to her death from a high- rise building, then tries to discover the reasons behind her act. (R) g O AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Paper Angels" Genny Lim's adaptation of her stage drama set in 1915 tells the story of seven Chinese immigrants as they wait in the detention center on Angel Island near San Francisco to enter the u.s.g ©CAMERA 10:30 ©MONEY'S WORTH O LE VAGABOND Le chien Vagabond se lance a la poursuite d'un chauffard qui a heurte une personne sur la chaussee. g 11:00 OOOONEW8 O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O BORNEO PLAYBACK: A SABAH STORY A chronicle of the economic and cultural changes over the past 16 years in the former British colony of Sabah, Malaysia, featuring the reactions of three generations in one family. © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan wants to swap Gen. Burkhalter's sister for an Allied agent. © SPORTSPAGE 03 MOZART La biographie de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart avec Michel Bouquet, Karol Zubert et Jean-Francois Dechamp. Leopold nourrit toujours les plus grandes ambitions pour Wolfgang et I'amene en Italie. (2e de 6) 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS - 11:26 O BARNEY MILLER Barney and Dietrich investigate a robbery case in which deadly D.N.A. cultures were inadvertently stolen. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. . Guests: Charles Grodin, Brad Garrett, Dr. John McCosker of the San Francisco Aquarium. (R) O ALL IN THE FAMILY It looks like Mike msy miss sn opportunity for a promotion because of his race. © SIMON & SIMON A.J. and Rick hope that a trained dolphin can help them locate another dolphin that was kidnapped from an oceanarium. (R) © SCTV Sketches: Guy Caballero (Flaherty) meets the Moral Majority; Floyd Robertson (Flaherty) and Earl Camembert (Levy) examine flying carpets. 11:66 O MOVIE ***** "The Private Lives Of Elizabeth And Essex" (1939, Drama) Bette Davis, Errol Flynn. A conflict over power occurs between Queen Elizabeth and her lover in Shakespearean England. 12:00 O POLICE STORY A dedicated officer (Stella Stevens) goes undercover in an attempt to break up a cocaine amuggling ring. O SIMON & SIMQN A.J. and Rick's high-school reunion plans are tainted when they discover one of the alumni is involved in various criminal activities. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 12:06 O MOVIE •• "The Last Day'" (1975, Western) Richard Widmark, Robert Conrad. The villainous Dal- tqn gang is opposed by a retired gunman who takes up arms to defend his town. 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. 12:30 O © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: actress Valerie Bertinelli, singer-drummer Phil Collins. 12:40 © COLUMBO A charming Irish poet (Clive Revill) is actually a deadly arms- supplier for a terrorist organization. (R) 1:00 Q EYE ON HOLLYWOOD A trip to the southwestern states includes a mule ride on the floor of the Grand Canyon, and visits to a ghost town, a Navajo Indian cultural center and a Santa Fe, N.M., art gallery. (R) 1:10 O COLUMBO A network executive, fed up with being passed over several times for a promotion, plans to murder her boss. (R) 1:30 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: a look at the Alki Beach "Cruisin"' scene. QNEWS © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 ONEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:05 Q FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 O © NEWS 2:60 O FANTASY ISLAND 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:50 Q WALTONS A series of events threatens to destroy the Walton family. 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DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 10:00 O READING RAINBOW Isabel Sanford narrates "The Patchwork Quilt," the story of a young girl who learns a secret about her grandmother's special quilt of memories, p DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 O ** "Stella" (1950, Comedy) Ann Sheridan, Victor Mature. A woman tries to' reason with members of her family after an uncle dies and is buried on the spot. 1:00 Q ** "Renfrew Of The Royal Mounted" (1937, Adventure) James Newill, Warren Hull. A singing Mountie and his partner track a gang of gold thieves. 2:00 O ***% "Fire Over England" (1937, Drama) Laurence Olivier, Flora Robson. In the 1500s, British royalty is in bitter conflict with the Spanish. ffl ** "Les Fugitifs" (1982, Comedie) Bernard Menez, Erika Maaz. Un fonctionnaire francais en session en Belgique est implique dans une affaire de meurtre. EVENINQ 6:00 Q O O NEWS O ABCNEWSg 0 NBCNEWS OCBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack wants to bring Chris* sy's sweet high school friend home to mom, not knowing what her profession is. ©FLEXIBLE READING ffl CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRIT ANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS 0 TOP STORY © QOOD TIMES Michael is pressured into becoming s member of a street gang that is terrorizing the neighborhood. © IF YOU LOVE THIS PLANET ffl PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invitee: Maureen Forrester. (3e de 4) 7:00 O WESTERN QARDENER O WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIQHT Interview with Lee Remick. O LORNE QREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS (R)Q O JEOPARDY O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER © TAXI Alex has an emotion-packed confrontation with his father when he turns up after a 30-year ab- s©nc8 ©A MATTER OF TASTE O VANCOUVER Featured: B.C. telephone speciel. OLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:26 OLE POINT 7:30 O THREE'8 A CROWD Jack and Vicky worry that Mr. Bradford's whirlwind affair with a younger woman will leave him with a broken heart. (R) g O WEEKNIGHT Topic: phobias. QTIC TAC DOUGH ^AMmm^. *j_________B1IP ________ jj MAC GRUDER & LOUD w^Tl Br- Jenny (Kathryn Harrold) my, sparks Malcolm's (John It, Getz) jealousy when she goes, |(fe undercover to gather evidence £jL against a gambling kingpin, in H0 "MacGruder and Loud." ■ which airs TUESDAY. JUNE ■ 25 on ABC. Jfl Eg^l B CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ^_________________________________H ^V mm (c) 1985 Compulog HM "■ ____ O E / R Sheinfeld is surprised when his father shows up unexpectedly; Maria meets her dad for the first time. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS (R)g Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS One of the least known but most effective North American predators is the badger. © MARY TYLER MOORE Mary has fallen in love, but she finds it hard getting used to her boyfriend's publicly expressing his emotions. © GROWING YEARS "Preschool Mental Development" 8:00 O ROCK, ICE AND OIL Documentary filmmakers John and Janet Foster travel to the Arctic islands to examine current scientific research in the areas of energy, agriculture, wildlife and meteorology. (R) O WASHINGTON STATE AT THE CROSSROADS ' The players, problems and the risks involved in planning the state's financial future are delineated in this special. O Q A-TEAM B.A. and Murdock pose as cooks at . a diner to protect the owners from a man who's trying to put them out of business. (R) Q O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mark pose as bellhops at a luxury hotel to help a millionaire's son improve his lifestyle. (R)g O JEFFERSONS George refuses to participate in a charity stage production until he discovers that his performance could provide a way to advertise his dry- cleaning business. Q O NOVA The chronicle of a bafflihg, lethal disease that struck a Nigerian village in 1969 and was almost accidentally released by public health workers in theU.S.(R)g ©MOVIE** "Carve Her Name With Pride" (1958, Drama) Virginia McKenna, Jack Warner. The valiant World War II French Resistance fighter Violette Szabo sacrifices everything for her cause. ©FACE8 OF CULTURE ffl ALLO BOU BOU 8:30 O ALICE Jolene's life is disrupted by a surprise visit from her father, five brothers and grandmother. (R)g ©FACES OF CULTURE 9:00 O REMINGTON STEELE An investor's wife hires Laura and Remington to investigate a suspiciously unproductive doll company. (R) O WHO'S THE BOSS? A beautiful neighbor offers Tony a job after he makes a decision that enrages Angela. (R) g . O O RIPTIDE Boz befriends a bum who turns out to be a multimillionaire, and together they attempt to stop his aerospace firm from selling a defective helicopter to the government. (R) 0 MANIONS OF AMERICA Pierce Brosnan and Kate Mulgrew star in the story of the great potato famine of 1B45 and the exploitation of Irish homeland by foreign landlords. (Part 1 Of 3) O MOVIE •• "Not In Front Of The Children" (1982, Drama) Linda Gray, John Getz. After she decides to live with a younger man, a divorced mother is sued by her ex-husband and must fight for the right to retain custody of her two daughters. (R) Q THE MILITARY AND THE NEWS MEDIA A hypothetical case study of a spy satellite is the focus of a panel discussion about the difficulty of maintaining military secrecy in an open society. (R) © ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING ©MIAMI VICE ffl LES OISEAUX SE CA- CHENT POUR MOURIR Pour le pere Ralph, la petite Meggie semble remplir I'espace que Dieu ne com- ble pas. 9:30 O HAIL TO THE CHIEF While President Julia Mansfield (Patty Duke) worries about a wacky character who is threatening to detonate a nuclear weapon, a self-righteous minister warns that Satan has put a woman in the White House. (R)g ©CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL O O MACQRUDER AND LOUD' Malcolm becomes jealous when Jenny's latest undercover assignment involves flirting with a handsome gambling kingpin. (R)g O REMINGTON STEELE An investor's wife hires Laura and Remington to inveatigate a suspiciously unproductive doll compa ny. (R) O CRAZY LIKE A FOX When Harry inherits a few feet of 1906 film and some old baseball cards, he.discovers that some people will stop at nothing to have them. (R) Q JEAN SHEPHERD'S AMERICA The humorist supervises the assemply of his Ford Mustang and takes a lap around the Indianapolis 500 track in a 1924 Dusenberg as he races "Duke" Nalon in his 1929 Packard. © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Tensions develop as Stone and another inspector pursue different theories on how to solve the case of a cat burglar who is also a killer. © PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN "Women View Pornography: Not A Love Story" ffl DALLAS Bobby voit d'un mauvais oeil les mani- gances de J.R. a regard de Cliff Barnes. 10:30 O THE SPORTING LIFE Host Jim Palmer swaps sports anecdotes and childhood memories with comedisns Phil Foster, Alan King and Steve Lan- desberg. ' 11:00 e oqonews O 0 CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O OIL KINGDOMS Looks at the changes in the countries, cities and societies of the Persian Gulf area following the rapid influx of wealth caused by the discovery of oil. g © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan must prevent the Nazis from finding a secret device in a shot-down plane. © SPORTSPAGE ffl CINEMA *•'/*■ "La Grande Paulette" (1973, Comedie) Michel Lonsdale, Catherine Sarnie. Maries depuis quelques annees, Paul et Denise n'ont pas d'enfants. Pour cOmbler leur solitude a deux, ils imaginent d'acheter une poupee gonflable grandeur nature. 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEW3 ONEWS 11:26 O BARNEY MILLER Complaints flood the precinct when s dentist is accused of molesting female patients while they're anaesthetized. 11:30 O ABC NEW8 NIGHTLINE O TONIQHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: Pete Barbutti, opera singer Luciano Pavarotti. OALL IN THE FAMILY Archie has been, warned by his doctor to lose weight. © MAQNUM, P.I. When Higgins accidentally kills his opponent during a fencing tournament, he is arrested and charged with murder. (R) © SCTV Sketches: Earl Camembert hosts the news show "60 / 20"; the Lone Ranger (Moranis) and Tonto (Flaherty) host a Carson-like show. 11:66 O MOVIE *** "Cap- tains Of The Clouds" (1942, Drama) James Cagney, Dennis Morgan. Several American civilian pilots join the Royal Canadian Air Force, but the friendship of two of them is jeopardized by a female. 12:00 O POLICE STORY When two brothers (Edward Albert, George Maharis) decide to team up as partners, competition and jealousy spark a fight. O MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum is trapped in a time warp while attempting to clear a union leader accused of murdering a construction magnate. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 12:06 O MOVIE ***J4 "Tell Me That You Love Me, Jun- ie Moon" (1970, Drama) Liza Minnelli, Ken Howard. A facially disfigured young girl, an epileptic and a crippled homosexual share an apartment where together they struggle to cope with the outside world. 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. 12:30 0 © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: comedians- magicians Penn & Teller, investor Ivan Boesky. 12:40 © MCCLOUD A trio of thieves plans to kidnap McCloud's girlfriend (Diana Muldaur) as part of their plan of revenge against the New Mexico Marshal. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD A behind-the-scenes look at the lives of firefighters. 1:10 O MCCLOUD McCloud poses as a cowboy heroin dealer in an attmept to smash an international narcotics ring. (R) 1:30 © WEEKNIGHT Topic: phobias. 8 NEWS WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 ONEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:06 ©FANTASY ISLAND 2:20 ©FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 OONEW8 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:06 undertakes an act of chari- O WALTONS John-Boy ty. POSTER CONTEST ~ Honors goto Shortreed, North Otter students By Flora Greenough AIDERGROVE - The agricultural association's poster contest this year proved very successful and many thanks must go to the teachers who took the time to encourage their students to enter. A lot of talent has been shown and it was a difficult job to get down to just three. However, the first place winner is Erin Cebula who attends grade four at Shortreed school. Second place winner is Kim Kennedy in grade six at North Otter school, and third place was taken by Alison L. Toewes who is the grade six at North Otter. Congratulations to all three. The winning posters will be on display in the arena during the fall fair. The girls will receive their prizes during the award night on September 7. The dedication of a cairn at Parkside went off without a hitch in the blazing sun and it was nice to see both old and new members in attendance. So many members over the years have worked towards this park that is now officially dedicated and showing off the new cairn. The 1985 Aldergrove Agricultural fall fair book is now ready and in the mail. Those who are not on our mailing list can pick up their copies at the library in the mall in Aldergrove or in The Star office. This year's book has many new categories for the requests we received last year. Each book also has an entry blank in it. Be sure and go through your book and plan to enter as many items as you can. Any question you have in regards to any section can be answered by the director in charge, whose name and phone number is listed at the head of that section. Thrift shop elects exec, sends $500 to Hansen By LINDA HANSON AIDERGROVE - The Thrift Shop held their regular monthly meeting on June 3 with 13 members attending. Members elected as new vice- president, Betty Spencer and as new president, Linda Hanson. This month's donation is $500 to Ride Hansen's Man-In- Motion. Raffle for a handmade lace tablecloth donated by Steve Galigan will be drawn on Oct. 12. The proceeds will be donated in memory of Nelsine Galigan. Tickets are now available at the Thrift Shop and from OAP members. The Thrift Shop is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. til 4 p.m. Look for specials every week. Clean clothing, books and miscellaneous items are always needed and appreciated. ■ ■ .*■■,. ■■■■/*. ■• ;.:.:,-»-ii'.*si'M.,",\i!-.j«y:'!>i)-' *. ■; *."■"■.*•■-.r-'tur<^ "•■■■■' ",W1'-i^-«*i^>>t^.-«*«im-M»;-^M^\^..^w_fniw.-> fr.^ft.-il»-<_HM<*»V*- - u'-/-«t».t*iiw*!i> i<t^mmmmomh.*^*T^*£0n**»mm<*m^&^ p 22 . THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 26.1886 Copyrighl * 1985 T.V. Dala. Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'8 SHOW 10:00 O REAOINQ RAINBOW Fernando Escando narrates "Hill of Fire," based on the true story of the Paricutin volcano's eruption in Mexico, g DAYTIME M0VIE8 8:00 0**U "The Last Wagon" (1956, Western) Richard Widmark, Felicia Farr. The survivors of a wagon train massacre travel through hostile Apache countryside, only to be rescued by a condemned murderer. 1:00 O ** "The Big Show" (1937, Western) Gene Au- try, Smiley Burnette. A tuneful Westerner rides the range. EVENING 8:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS OCBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack tells a stunning skier that he's a downhill champion. ©PODS OF PROTEIN O CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © GOOD TIMES After J.J. wins the lottery, he is faced with two gun-toting members of a girls' gang. ©ORDER FROM CHAOS O PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invitee: Maureen Forrester. (4e de 4) 7:00 O BA8EBALL Montreal Expos at Pittsburgh Pirates O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Natalie Cole. O O BA8EBALL Milwaukee Brewers at Toronto Blue Jays OJEOPARDY O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER © TAXI When the vending machine girl reveala her hidden desire to meet Louie, Alex introduces them. ©AUTO UPGRADE ©VANCOUVER Featured: a look at palliative care. O BASEBALL Les Expos de Montreal visitent les Pirates de Pittsburgh 7:30 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: a profile of 1984 National Champion jet-skier Brenda Burns. OTIC TAC DOUGH O SALE OF THE CENTURY O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The sea otter is presently the center of a growing controversy among California fishermen and conservationists. © MARY TYLER MOORE Ted surprises everyone with expensive gifts from his income tax return, and then learns that the IRS is going to audit him. © ENTERPRISE "Hong Kong Dresses Up" A look at one of the world's most regulation-free economies, featuring a profile of Hong Kong entrepreneur S.T. DYNASTY Dominique's (Diahann Carroll) Denver stronghold is threatened when a phantom company moves to take over her corporation, on ABC's "Dynasty," WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME @1985 Compulog King, g 8:00 O FALL QUY Colt finds himself in hot water when a brazen female truck driver decides to take on a corrupt trucking kingpin. (R) O FACTS OF LIFE Blair takes Jo to small claims court over the loss of a prized personal possession. (R) g O CHARLES IN CHARGE Charles is faced with a plethora of problems when Lila begins wearing makeup, the boys want to keep a stray dog, and he has to decide who gets his spare Springsteen concert ticket. (R) O FOLLOWING THE TUNDRA WOLF Robert Redford narrates this film that traces a 500-mile journey of the tundra wolf through the Mackenzie district of Canada's Northwest Territories. © MOVIE ••» "Hornet's Nest" (1970, Drama) Rock Hudson, Sergio Fan- toni. An American Gl, aided ' by a group of Italian orphans, blows lip a Nazi dam project. © OPENING DOOR8 8'30 O DOUBLETROUBLE Allison substitutes for her sister at an audition and lands the part. (R) O E / R Sheinfeld is surprised when his father shows up unexpectedly; Maria meets her dad for the first time. (R) 9:00 O O DYNASTY Someone is trying to take over Dominique's corporation; Alexis threatens to expose Blake's interest in Lady Ashley; Steven is pressured sbout his relationship with Luke. (R)g O REACHING FOR THE STARS Five young women struggle toward their goal of achieving stardom as professional actors and singers. Johnny Carson makes a guest appearance. O MOVIE **U "Marian Rose White" (1981, Drama) Nancy Cartwrlght, Katharine Ross. Based on the true story of Marian White, a normal girl who was incarcerated in a state asylum when she waa 9 years old and not released until 30 years later. (R) O VIETNAM: OP / ED •• AN INSIDE STORY SPECIAL The Accuracy in Media production "Vietnam: The Real Story," a film that criticizes the 1983 public television 13-part series "Vietnsm: A Television History," is presented and analyzed. Harvard Law School professor Arthur Miller hosts. © NOVA "Artificial Heart" An examination of the controversy over artificial heart development, with a focus on Barney Clark's case, g 9:80 O INSIDE BA8EBALL S3 TROIS MILLIARDS De juin a novembre, durant la crue de I'Artibonite, le village haitien de la Grande Saline^ est sans route, et sans medecin. 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL O HOTEL An actor becomes the target of a disturbed fan; two members of a sequestered jury nearly thwart a budding romance; a boy is determined to set up a shoeshine shop at the hotel. (R)g O RIPTIDE Boz befriends a bum who turns out to be a multimillionaire, and together they attempt to stop his aerospace firm from selling a defective helicopter to the government. (R) © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO When Stone and Keller are called in to solve the mystery of a bugged factory, they learn that the owner has a long record of criminal involvement. © THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR "What A Beautiful Planet" Dr. Helen Caldi- cott, president of Physicians for Social Responsibility describes the threat of nuclear war to our children and what we can do to prevent it. © KN0T8 LANDING Ben and Abby argue about Joshua's TV career; Galveston leads Mack astray in the murder inquiry; Val, her memory atill unclear, allows Parker to go ahead with wedding plans. (R)g OLE TELEJOURNAL g 10:26 OLE POINT/LA METEO 10:30 ©WESTLAND 11:00 ©OOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSG O VIETNAM REQUIEM A documentary on five Vietnam veterans currently serving time for serious crimes. © HOQAN'S HEROE8 Sgt. Schultz is ordered to the Russian front for goofing off. ©3P0RTSPAGE ©CII-IEMA** "Femmes entre elles" (1955, Drame) Eleonora Rossi Drago, Ga- brielle Ferzette. 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:26 O BARNEY MILLER The detectives arrest a crazed census taker and deal with a group of people who set up their own legal system. 11:30 O ABC NEW8 NIGHTLINE O TONIQHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: singer Tom Jones. O ALL IN THE FAMILY Gloria's 24-hour-a-day job as a new mother doesn't leave much time for Mike. . © NIGHT HEAT O'Brien and his partner go all out to nail the supplier of automatic weapons used in a bloodbath at a local liquor store. (R) © SCTV Sketches: Neil Sedaka (Levy) in "Farm Film Report"; "Days of the Week." 11:66 O MOVIE ••» "Romance On The High Seas" (1948, Musical) Doris Day, Jack Carson. An ocean voyage is complicated by mistaken identities and a marital mix-up. 12:00 O POLICE 8TORY A sergeant (Tony Musante) investigates the suspicious circumstances surrounding an officer's fatal shooting of an innocent man. O NIGHT HEAT O'Brien and Giambone investigate three brutal murders that have terrorized the city. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 12:06 O MOVIE ••• "Fedora" (1979, Drama) William Holden, Marthe Keller. A film director hopes to persuade a reclusive former movie star to come out of retirement for his new project. O MOVE •• "Cross Shot" (I960, Drama) John Saxon, Lee J. Cobb. A gangster murders s policeman during a hold-up and discovers that the police, the mob and the press are pursuing him for various reasons. 12:30 O © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: comedienne Sandra Bernhard. 12:40 © MOVIE **H "Planet Earth" (1974, Science-Fiction) John Saxon, Diana Muldaur. A 20th-century man is sent through a time warp into the 22nd century. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD A martial arts demonstration; aspiring beauticians; new technology for the hearing-impaired; simulated survival games. (R) 1:10 O MOVIE *• "Night Of The Claw" (1982, Horror) Robert Lanaing, Neeta Talbot. A man is faced with the destructive capabilities of his own technology in an isolated, tropical town. (R) 1:30 O WEEKNIGHT Featured: a profile of 19B4 National Champion jet-skier Brenda Burns. ONEWS © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 ONEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:06 ©FANTASY ISLAND 2:20 Q FANTASY I8LAND 2:30 OONEWS 3:00 O CB3 NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3*05 O WALTONS Olivia must choose between her family and having a career. Movlt Rating. Outatandlng. . . **** Excellent ••*). VeryGood .... *** Qood **M NotBad •* Fair *» Poor • BETWEEN THE COVERS Navy novel fascinates By BRENDA BOSS Amongst new books available at the local library this week, "Raging of the sea," a novel by Charles Gidley, is a fascinating tale of life in the modem British navy. Steven Jannaway was encouraged to enter the service by his older brother Alan, whose handicap prevented him from following in the family tradition. Steven defaults on his promise to Alan to report his experiences on the bridge of a minesweeper or in the cockpit of a plane, in order to shield him from the harsh realities of naval life. Caught up in the hectic intricacies of -military policies Steven loses Catherine's respect, and it is not until his marriage to the admiral's ruthlessly ambitious daughter, Julietta staggers to it's inevi table end, that his attitude changes and he is able to focus on his own life-style. A shipment of new paperback books is expected at Aldergrove library on Wednesday, June 19. These will cover a wide spectrum of interests - westerns, romances, science fiction, honor, mystery, biographies and general fiction, and two medieval who- dun-its. The library opening hours are: Tuesday 10 - 5, Wednesday, 10 - 5, Thursday 1 - 9, Friday 1 - 5, and Saturday 10-5. Free tickets will be available at the library on June 26 for a musical program by singer - songwriter Lynne Stones. This concert, sponsored by the FYaser Valley regional library, will take place in the mall, next door to the Scissor's hairdressers, on July 10, from 2 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. tt costs no more for qualty frames and lenses. united optical Meadowfair Shopping Centre No. 16 - 31940 South Frassr Way 859-3993 20622 Eastleigh Cres., Langley 530-1949 STORE-WIDE SUMMER SPECIALS SAVINGS UP TO l ENDS JULY 31/85 TOWNLINE OFFICE SUPPLIES ST. ANDREWS PLAZA 20611 FRASER HWY.. LANGLEY • 530-8020 <_m*mm^fmgi(m^.m$i< tfiiiiHw-Mdx murtfci •imiii&t*&*itotmm&matimmm*$mmv<)mmmm» *t9hmi*ito<tiimt0imWfr^^ .'..J__.TI.-_-. "i _L1 .___! JHJ J.'-ailJl'. '-i ^■— pi mtmimmaimamm^am THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 23 Beef Blade Steak Full Cut. - , A Bone in. Grade /m *2SS /kg WE REDEEM ALL COMPETITOR'S COUPONS. A competitor s coupon will be honoured against our regular retail price on items we normally SdV£ Bi BUYING BULK FOODS GETA diet pepsi >Up HEN YOU BUY 2 2 LITRE BOTTLES OF. PEPSI, DIET PEPSI OR 7-UP, DIET 7-CIP' :* I .#9Each ALL PRODUCTS PLUS DEPOSIT Lucerne Milk * Homogenized *2% *Skim or •Buttermilk. 2 Litre Carton. Safeway Premium Bread * White * 100% Whole Wheat or "Thin Sliced. 675 g Sliced Loaf. 1 Fruit Juice < * A I- /**»__. KI_.___. *_*-i _•■»___. M l ■****■ ■# for •Apple Cot Nectar * Orange Cot Nectar * Blue or White Label Apple Juice * Sweetened or Unsweetened Orange Juice 'Unsweetened Grapefruit Juice * Raspberry Cocktail 'Apple Lime Juice. 250 mL Tetra Briks. PH Green Seedless Grapes California Grown. $194 No. 1 Grade .... I /\_ SEVEH FULL DAYS OF SAVINGS! Advertised prices in effect Sunday, June 16 June 22,1985 at your friendly neighborly Aldergrove Safeway store. Reserve the Rig > Limit Sales to Retail Quantities.. CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED L mm mmm^^mm^mmm^^^ 24 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 The REAL thing? The left organizes V I Sex education rapped but trustees maintain programs LANGLEY - It was little more than a tempest in a teapot, but for the occupants of the school board meeting room, Monday evening, temperatures soared. It wasn't just the hot June sun, either, as "sex education" appears to be a subject that brings heated, emotional argument out of otherwise relatively ordinary, sedate people. Trustee Robert Kearl brought this game into play at the last meeting, when he brought in a motion to relegate all educational material on human reproduction to evening hours where students could only be taught in the presence of parents. The motion was inspired by a presentation by retired teacher, Iila Stanford, president of B.C. Teachers Por life. Stanford charged that contentious views on abortion were included in the established sexuality programs at elementary and secondary schools. Linda Lambert, representing the Langley Teachers Ass'n., said, "The function of the school system and teachers in desseminating information is paramount." She said fears arise over student experimentation with sex without dear, factual intormation on the subject. "It's a fact of life. What you don't know may very well hurt you." Local physician, Dr. Steve Shore made a strongly worded, impassioned appeal for continuation and expansion of such programs. Shore cited a barrage of statistics. He said, "One million Canadian teens will become pregnant this year - preteens too - and 30,000 will be under 15 years old. Two-thirds of these will be unin- tended pregnancies, using little, or no protection." He said the only increase in national birthrates is for the under-19 years category, and has related results such as increased abortions and cases of veneral disease. This is also related to the problems of child-raising by poorly-equipped teens, such as abuse, suicide and early death. Mothers in this age group were much more likely to die in labor, as were their children. "The programs are available," said Shore, "and knowledge has never made kids more promiscuous, but rather the reverse." Shore said Langley is not at all isolated from the problems, saying he and associates have deli vered children for girls as young as 12 and 13. He closed with the comment that he was offended that, "Langley children find it easier to get an abortion than sex education." Trustees Kearl, Pern Wilson and Gordon Greenwood challenged the arguments of the delegates. Kearl charged that education will not eliminate problems, and should be left up to parents. Chairman Donna Rantamaa read a lengthy statement, saying that the programs have been in place for many years, have the support of a majority of parents who are kept informed of the content, and that parents have the option of excluding their children from participation. Kearl's motion was defeated by a vote of four to three. Abuse prevention given approval LANGLEY - An educational program on child abuse detection and prevention pioneered in Surrey has been approved by sdiool trustees for students, kindergarten to grade 3. The "personal safety program" aims to reduce child abuse by making students, "able to understand and deal with any inddents." Due to the sensitive nature of the program, pupils must have the "informed authorization" of their parents. Parents will be required to attend information sessions at their neighborhood school, and sign consent forms for their children to participate LANGLEY - Monday, June 10, a new dvic political party was formed in Langley. The group which is made up of NDP members and supporters is led by BCTF employee, Ken Novakowski. In the mid-to-late '70s Novakowski was involved in a left wing dvic group called IDEAL This time the group will be called REAL, Regional Electors of Aldergrove and Langley. About 30 people attended the founding meeting. ' "With the recent June 1 by-election showing the right wing group that elected Nundal and Boyle being so strong it is now obvious Langley dvic politics may be- come polarized," says a local politidan connected with a new centrum party. REAL plans to draw support from what they perceive as the progressive groups in the community. "The BCTF con nection should not be overlooked," says Dave Allison. "That organization is training school board can-, didates that will favor the teachers' position. Support from trade unions will also be sought after by the REAL party." IDEAL never elected anyone to sdiool board or council and ultimately formed a coalition group called Citizens for Better Government which elected some people to school board. REAL will be competing in November with the. right vote and Allison's non partisan ALIV group. ALIV recently ran a candidate for mayor, who is a member of the NDP and he would not run with the fledgling REAL party. The new dvic party will nominate candidates Oct. 7 for the November election. In November, Langley will elect a mayor, three aldermen and three school trustees. in the five to six week, 15 minutes per day dassroom program. Volunteer teachers will require 12 to 15 hours in-service training before they will be allowed to use the C.A.R.E. kits and program. Langley will be assisted by the Surrey school district, which has used the program for the past five years. The program is endorsed by the RCMP and Ministry of Human Resources, and used by fifty-four other B.C. school districts. Langley piloted the program at Lochiel elementary, grades 1 to 4, last year. ^CHRYSLER GOES ONE BETTER Dodge and Plymouth dealers are sweetening the deal on new 1985 cars and trucks. Now Chrysler helps you buy with low 9.9% financing on a great selection. Add up the discounts, the financing and Chrysler's famous 5/80 powertrain and corrosion perforation warranty. Compare with GM, with Ford, with the Japanese. Chrysler goes one better for youl SB* * FINANCING AVAILABLE UNTIL JUNE 30,1985 DODGE OMNI & PLYMOUTH HORIZON DODGE CHARGER ft PLYMOUTH TUMSMO . at no tM.4 ton on ipcoally vqu^jptd «*i. S27*v<hwl % RAMSOft POWER RAM 50 PKXUPS 4&. 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Participating dealers have details. Chrysler Canada has provided participating dealers With discounts which can be passed on to you. Selected cars and trucks are eligible except for fleet and lease. AT CHRYSLER WE JUST WANT TO BE THE BEST LANGLEY CHRYSLER At Fraser Hwy. & Downtown Langley We can handle yovr ICBC claim! 0i_.i Mt'-rtmfaty^^.lt^K&itt^Mi+vat&i ■■afr.t.wfwrww^'-f"'^^ . . .. _____■ B m> SCSI imtmmmr mm^&**mmmm*mmmtmimifrtMmi m .^^^vf^Mam'n^miti- -• ~+4t+. um iM-iWim *.,* Classifieds THE ALDERGROVESTAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 25 W.f*iV Announcements ■• Announcements ■- Announcements 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 3069 - 272 Street, Aldeigrove (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. VMf Claaaif ied Directory Accounting.and Bookkeeping Announcements and Coming Events Appraisals Auction Automotive Supplies Births -*•._ Boats for Sale Brick Work Bldg. Construction Building Supplies Business Opportunities Business Services and Miscellaneous Cards of Thanks Cars Electrical Engagements and Weddings Finance Fuel Furniture Garage Sales Garden Produce Gravel Sales Gyproc and Stucco Hay Sales Holiday and Utility Trailers Homes for Sale In Memorium Advertiaer Agreement It is agreed by any advertiser requesting space that liability of the Central Fraser Valley Star in event of failure to publish an advertisement or In event that errors occur In publishing of an advertisement, shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for that portion of the advertising space occupied by incorrect space occupied by Incorrect Item only, and that there shall be no liability In any event beyond amount paid for such advertisement. No responsibility is accepted .by the newspaper when copy Is not submitted or verified in writing. 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 add Manure 13. Tractor Work 9. Travel 54. Trucks 34. Wanted to Rent 14. Well Drilling Phone your ad to: 856-8303 or 856-5212. Central Fraser Valley Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. V0X1AO 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 6S6-8303 or 856-5212. OFFICE HOURS Olflce hours for The Star are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday ALDERGROVE FOOD BANK Please send donations to: 2623 - 272 St., Box 428, Aldergrove, B.C. 2 VOX 1A0 = St. Ann's Catholic church, 2826-272 St., Aldergrove, 856-2841: Masses: Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Confession: Saturday 7 to 7:45 p.m. 11-tf 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 8. 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 856-2620. 17-tf BINGO AT LEGION HALL Every Tuesday Bonanza starts at 7:00. More information 856-8057 22-19751-tf R.C.A.F. Assoc, bingo every Sat. night. Join the night owls at Bingo-go- emporium, 34252 Marshall Rd., Abbotsford. Doors open 10 p.m. 22-4 Strawberry Tea, Jaekman Manor Aux., Sat., June 22, 1:30 at Jaekman Manor. Admission $2. 2M Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Assoc, ride-a-thon 10 a.m. June 23, Campbell Valley Park. Ride or watch. Velma 888-2005, Agnes 868-5467. 24-2 Urgent. Anyone having any information about the bands Laredo, or Homeward Bound please call Evelyn at 856-7680 before June 23. 24-2 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 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? Peraonal, family,' marriage. For confidential counselling call Valley Counselling Services, 853- 9476. 48-tf Overeaten Anonymous meets Langley Family Services building, 207 St., Langley, Mondays 7:30. 856-4817,534-5030. 51-tf PREGNANT? A free pregnancy test. Results in 30 min. No appointment needed. Thurs. 7-9 p.m.; Frl. 10-4 p.m. it 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 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 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 5. Cards of Thanks We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all our friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy in the recent loss of our loved one. Many thanks also to those who helped in any way. Bessie Bohnke and families. 25-1 7. Lost & Found Reward. Lost "Rufus". 12 yr. sable brown, gold eyes, short haired sparse coat bottom Burmese cat. 856- 23-4 Found. June 10, vie. Fraser Hwy. & 272 St. A gold Canada Fitness award. Can be claimed from Aldergrove Star of f ice. 856-8303. 24-3 Found. Vancouver Sun newspaper boys carrier bag. Can be claimed from Aldergrove Star office, 856- 8303. 24-3 Found. Bunch of keys on leather case. 534-9833. 25-2 Lost. One brown wallet Sat., June 8. Please send to P.O. Box 977. 24-3 Lost. Female Persian tor- toiseshell cat cat. Strayed from 4486 Ross Rd. Wearing white collar. 856-1888. 24-2 Found. New round roll of blue tickets vie. Aldergrove . arena. Claim at Aldergrove Star office. 24-2 Lost. Red Kuwahara BMX bike 244/56 Ave., Aldergrove. Reward offered for any information leading to the recovery of the above BMX. 856-9692. 24-2 Lost. Orange & white long haired male cat. Vic. Old Yale & 268 St. Missed very much. 856-9063. 24-2 8. Legals NEED LEGAL AID? Information & Referral 530-5811 33-tf 10. Business Services Misc. WATER DELIVERY DRILLING PUMP SALES & SERVICE VALLEY WATER SERVICES 856-6657 26-11697-tf GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 'Lawn maintenance 'Pruning & shaping 'Eavestroughs cleaned 'Rubbish removal Commercial & Residential Covers entire Lower Mainland & beyond 580-2489 or 580-6240 8-15872-tf Lost. Female calico cat, 2 yrs. old. 260 St. & Fraser Hwy. 856-0458. 25-2 Craft Masonry & Design Stone Work Fancy Stone Brick & Block Call Jim 856-6634 20-B00532-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 12. Landscaping Services Misc. I 1 • Nursery E.W. & SON PAINTING Residential & Commercial Free estimates Ph. 856-8346 ■ 12-14467-tf LeBlanc Mobile Welding All Types. 856-1080 43-15331-tf 12. Landscaping - Nursery 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., l6"-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 ALPINE GARDENERS AND LANDSCAPERS Garden maintenance. Tree pruning. Sodding. Seeding. Clean up. 858-0484, 852- 3307. 24-802768-4 Bark mulch, topsoil, manure. Sand and gravel. Delivered. 581-5457. 15-802538-tf "GARDEN TIME" Flower Baskets Bedding Plants Shrubs 27441 • 16 Ave., Aldergrove Phone 856-2941 14-19600-tf ARTS 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 13. Tractor Work Bobcat services. Backfill 8* excavation. 856-8181. 21-799596-tf M & T CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK [Ted's Tractor Work] Post Pounding 'Plowing 'Rotovating 'Haying Gardens, Yards, Fields 856-2218 14-17178-tf 'Back Filling 'Backhoe •Loader Work'Rototilling STAN'S LIGHT TRACTOR WORK 4 W.D. Hourly or by contract. Fully insured. Stan Graham 530-3363 856-4576 15-14193-tf L & M Custom Work Manure Spreading Rototilling Haying Reasonable Rates 530-1588 12-16082-tf Bedard Excavating • loading & levelling • light excavation • backhoe service • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-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 Rotovatlng « light levelling. Specializing in lots & gardens. Also field work. Ask for Bernie 856-2738. 10-801489-tf 16. Gravel Sales CRUSHER CHIPS CRUSHED ROCK Drain rock, sand 8* mulch delivered. Driveway ruts & holes filled. 310 track loader/back fill, etc. 534-1248 51-801223-tf GODDARD TRUCKING & EXCAVATING Truck & Transfer & Tandem Dump Hire. Gravel sales, Septic fields. Excavation - JSW BH.45 excavator w/thumb & grapple, JD 350 wide track w/hydraulic blade, 931 wide track loader. George or Terry * 534-3863 21-19731-tf ^msm^ai^^mmmm ftmmsaa^wm^nmr. m - ■ l"WF 26 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 18. Building [I 29. Accounting - ConshuctionS - Bookkeeping 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, bams & sundecks, etc. 856-7964.'11-798328-tf Additions, renovations, all concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Don 596-0652. 45-801139-tf Free Estimates G.A. GARRETT CARPENTRY •renovating 8* remodelling •contract or hourly By Journeyman Carpenter 856-4991 24-19764-tf 19. Brick Work ALL TYPES OF BRICK, BLOCK & STONE •F4replaces 'Facings •Veneers Best prices. All work guaranteed. Free est. Phone Jim 856-1793 48-15750-tf 23. Topsoil - Manure Free horae manure for fill or fertilizer. Will load. 856- 8058. 25-4 Weed free mushroom manure. $55. for 13 yd. load, free delivery within 10 miles. Also firewood. 856-8877. 23-4 Old mushroom manure for sale. $10. pr. P.U. load. 26079 - 36 Ave., Alder- grove. 856-6536. 22-4 Topsoil for sale. 856-2210. 24-2 24. Hay Sales Custom haying, also done on shares. 856-2674. 23-4 Wanted. Will do labor In exchange for good. hay. Also free female cat & kittens, exc. mousers. 856- 5934. 24-4 Hay for sale. From well fertilized fields. $2. pr. bale. 856-8906. New crop hay for sale. 859- 8958 Agnes. 25-4 ACCU-KEEP DATA SERVICE •Bookkeeping •Payroll •Typing Call Births 856-1052 NO JOB TOO SMALL 18-19611-5 31. Sits. Wanted 25. Fuel FIREWOOD. Heat all winter for $175.1 Stock up now on heavy kiln dried mill ends. All hemlock, clean 8* dry. Exc. for alrtights. Approx. 5 cords. Smaller loads avail. Call 533-1758 or 634-5694. 20-802665-tt Firewood. Birch & alder. 856-5454. 22-4 SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR -856-8303 15 yr. old avail, to babysit from June 20 during day or eves. Call Jeanne 856-2480 25-3 We will clean your house & perform light yard work. Reas. rates. 856-3097. 25-1 Gardening services. Planning, maintenance, rejuvi- nation. Jeff Huntingdon 856-4609. - 25-4 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 856-6983. 25-4 Exp. babysitter, 15 yr. old girl, will babysit in own home for summer. Has compl. Red Cross & CPR. Refs. upon request. Kim 856-0679. 25*-2 REPAIRS 856-7170, anything; 25-4 Mother ol 4 will babysit. Fenced in yard, north of Freeway on 264 St. 856- 5645. 15-tf Mother of one will do babysitting - daycare in my home. 856-6791. , 24-802763-2 18 yr. old girl, has own car, good with children & animals. Will do most anything. Avail. Immed. 530- 0501. 23-4 Exp. student painters. Refs. For free est. call 856-6131. 22£4 Handyman, 20 yrs. exp. Any type cement work, carpentry, renovation, siding, roofing & fencing. 856-6437. 22-4 Honest reliable exp. girl, will do. housecleaning, Aldergrove area. Call Kris- tian. Middle aged lady will . babysit in Aldergrove area,. eves. & weekends. 856- 2469. 22-4 Drywall work in exchange for small car, truck, van, power tools, VHR, small fridge, small color TV, cash or ? 21 yrs. exp. You supply material. Doug 856- 0341. 22-4 Christian 15 yr. old girl, oldest of eight, has had lots of exp. with small children. 856-1096. Avail, starting June 9 for days & eves. 22-4 DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 858-8217 days or eves. 4-tf Able, versatile handyman, 25 yrs. exp. Appliance repair (except refrigeration). Plumbing tt electrical work, painting, mobile home maintenance, locks installed &. repaired, gunsmith- Ing. General household maintenance. Phone Charlie 856-6119. 12-801445-20 Plumbing & heating work. •/ 856-5612. "'• 22-4 I do alterations. Reas. rates. Phone eves. 856- 5957. 23-802742-4 Rust repairs. I fix rusted body parts on all vehicles. Jim Pelehos, message # 856-9032. 22-4 Small engine repair, full guarantee. Exc. rates. Free pickup & delivery. Also reel type lawnmower, $60. 856-5934. 22-4 University student needs summer employment. Lawn mowing, gardening, short term babysitting. 856-2065. 24-4 Professional typing; letters, reports, term papers, etc.; complete resume service. Reas. rates. Call 856- 4674. 22-4 Woman In early 30's seeking part- time job In sales office, warehousing, janitorial, clerk or whatever. Josie 856-6849. 23-4 Raspberry pickers wanted. . Small clean field. 856-4897 25-802781-2 Wanted. Exp. mushroom picker. For sale 3 bdrm. mobile home. 6191 - 264 St., Aldergrove. 24-3 Make extra money 6. be in fashion, sportswear. Sell it or plan a party. Phone Mary 859-1636. 23-4 INGE'S DESIGN DANCE COSTUMES CUSTOM SEWING CUSTOM DESIGN TEL.: 856-8217, DAYS OR EVES. It's Time to Register For Raspberry Picking FRANK'S FARM 975 Bradner Rd. Clean irrigated fields. RATES - *15lbs. 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 Will do wallpapering, painting. Exc. work, reas. rates. 856-7360. 22-4 Tutor avail. B.C. high- school teacher. Eves. & Sat. Math8&.9, Chem. 11 &BI. 11.856-3908. 22-4 Skidder for rent with operator. $35. pr. hr. 856-5454. 22-4 Mothere & children more than welcome. Good pay bonus & gas allowance. 856-2733, Zurowskl Berry Farm. 23-802734-tf Will repair leaky faucets. Reas., Aldergrove. $9. kitchen, $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 Bonny's cleaning services. Specializes in business offices, home, garages & also yards. 856-2667. 24-4 14 yr. old boy willing to do outside yard work. Ph. Daune after 4 p.m. 856- 8194. 24-2 Retired couple avail, as residential caretakers, on country acreage. Housing & long term employment more important than high wages. Refs. 856-1915. 24-4 Exp. pressor. Will do ironing & mending. Your home or mine. Will also do housework. Ph. Kay 856- 1326. 24-802769-2 Corporation ol the Township of Langley Invites proposals for Construction Manager for the Langley Recreation Centre, Langley, B.C. Work involves the construction of a leisure WAVE pool, combined with a.25 meter six-lane instructional pool; a watersllde; therapeutic whirlpool; suanas; fitness and aerobics rooms; meeting rooms; and arts and craft studios. Contract period -July 1985 to October 1986. Architects for project: Davies and Smith of Victoria, B.C. Proposals will be received up to 12 Noon Friday, June 28,1985. For terms of reference and further information contact: Darch Oborne Township of Langley 4914-221 Street Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8 534-3211 Ext. 251 25-6322-1 Wanted. Mature reliable babysitter for 85-86 school year. Weekday mornings, my home, own transportation. 856-9229 after 2 p.m. 24-2 Help wanted on T.B. farm in exchange for rent of 32' trailer. Semi retired person preferred, non-drinker. 856-0272. 23-4 33. Rentals Blue Star motel, 1 & 2 bdrm. furnished housekeeping units. All utilities incl. Special weekly 8. monthly rates. 856-8125. , 26-796501-tf Aldervlew Townhomes From $420. 2, 3 & 4 bdrm.. twnhses. complete with fridge, stove, washer, dryer, drapes, w/w, covered carport & plenty of storage. No pets. For more info, call 856-0205 or drop by 27411 - 28 Ave. 39-801018-tf RENT SALEM I 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 8* bathroom. $250. pr. mth. 852- 4549. 24-4 Lower duplex, Aldergrove. 1 bdrm., fridge, stove incl. Heat & light Incl. Fraser Valley Property Maintenance, 9-5 daily, 533-3511. 21-802696-tf 33. Rentals 33. Rentals 33. Rentals 40 acres pasture plus barn. 856-3773. 24-4 Avail. June 15. 2 bdrm. duplex. $400. pr. mth. 856- 6227 after 6 p.m. 24-2 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. For rent. Aldergrove. 2 bdrm. home, wooded setting. Avail. July 1. No children. $450. Incl. fridge, stove, plus utilities. 534- 4729. 24-3 Bachelor ste. Senior citizens bldg. Close to downtown Abbotsford. Fridge, stove, drapes. $115. pr. mth. 853-0333. 24-2 Deluxe 1400 sq. ft. 2 & 3 bdrm. townhouses With full basement for rent in finest residential area in Abbotsford. Two blocks from Sevenoaks Shopping Centre at: 2830 Bourquln Cres. West Abbotsford Reasonable Rent. Call 853-9678 15-19602-3 1 bdrm. ste. Avail. July 1. 856-4696. 24-tf Bsmt. ste. for rent. Prefer pensioner, non-smoker. $300. pr. mth. 856-4804. * 22-4 Room & board. 856-2949. ' 22-4 Single mom seeking same or quiet working M/F to share 2 bdrm. compl. furnished townhouse. Washer & dryer. $250. pr. mth. 856-4596 after8 p.m. 24-802751-3 2 bdrm. apt., centrally located, avail. July 1. $300. pr. mth. plus damage dep. 856-4307. 24-3 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 Small 2 bdrm. mobile In Aldergrove park. Partly furnished. $400. pr.mth. Incl. pad rent. Avail, immed. 886-1699. 23-3 Fully furnished professional office on Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove. 856-4174. 23-4 1 room In 3 bdrm. condo.' $135. pr. mth. plus utilities 856-5071. 23*-4 Room & board. 856-4873. ' 23*-4 ALDERHILL TOWNHOMES 3 bdrm. townhomes, $440. Incl. washer, dryer, fridge, stove, V/2 baths, drapes, balcony, carport, plenty of storage, tennis court, playground. Children welcome, no pets please. See manager at 114 - 2844 - 273 St., Aldergrove or phone 856- 9085, 866-0479. 10-801480-tf. 4 acres of pasture land foe rent. Good fencing. More Info, phone 856-6096. 25-4 3 bdrm. twnhse. with Ige. storage rm., fenced back yard, room for 2 cars. Across from school & park. 'A mth. free rent. 852-1912. 25-4 Small 1 bdrm. house on acreage. Able retired couple, refs. required. 856- 4964. 25-4 Furnished rooms In country home on acreage. Share kitchen. Prefer working female. Horse facilities avail. 856-1307. 26-4 Anyone Interested In a holiday on the Okanagan Lake, Summerland? Have room to sleep 6, tent If you wish. Reas. rate. 112-494- 8534 before 8 a.m. 25-2 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 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 25-2 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 Aldergrove. Suite & house. 3 bdrm. F.P., 2 appl., patio, carpets, front & back yard. $525. pr. mth. 856-6557. 25-4 34. Wanted to Rent Wanted. 2 • 3 bdrm. house . by resp. adult. 1-2 acres preferred or lge. lot with pets allowed. 856-3248. 23-3 Wanted by family of three, 3 bdrm. house or Ige. 2 bdrm. house with acreage. Have pet. 856-6456. 23-4 3 to 4 bdrm. house on acreage with barn. Reas. rent. Refs., long term, by end of June. 856-5767. 23*-4 Professional man seeks small house with yard in Aldergrove - South Langley area. 856-5111 days. 24-4 Wanted. 3 bdrm. home on acreage. 856-6170. 24-2 35. Miscellaneous Ladies off-white |acket. 100% silk, size 14. Vz price. 856-3839. 23-4 Apt. size Inglls portable dryer, $150.; apt. size Simplicity super tub spin dryer, $200. Both like new. 856-4079 after 11 a.m. 23-4 Chesterfield & chair; swivel rocker; 2 swag lamps; ski boots & artificial Xmas tree. 856-5282. 23-4 Kitchen table, extension leaf. Exc. cond. $50. 856- 4632. 23-3 14 It. Glascraft boat, elec. start Mercury 20 HP; 10% ft. Security camper. 856- 7950. 23-3 African violets, many .varieties, Ige. blooming, $1.50; starter plant, 50 cents. 856-6937. 23-4 Queen size waterbed., pine hea'dboard, heater, $225.; P.B. English Angora bunnies, various ages, $20. 856-2536. 22-4 1 P.B. Angus bull, good temperament; sofa bed, good cond., $100. 856- 8678. 22-4 Outboard motor, $250.; lawnmower, $65.; elec. organ, $450.; sewing machine, $60.; Hoover up- right, $40. 856-5430. 25-2 2 van seats, fold Into bed, $250. obo; cupboard with 2 burner stove, sink & ice box, $75. obo; Torkan 3 spd. 20" fan, $25.; toilet seat, new, $5. 856-5603. . 25-802787-1 Blue rug, used 1 yr., 12x18. No stains. $175. Call week- nlghts. 856-2345. 25-4 7x8 sectional garage door 8* hinges, $20.; 4 - 78x14 tires, $60.; other tires & wheels, $3. & up; 700Rx15XC4 radial tire, $35. 522-1804. 25-3 Sliding patio door, 6 ft., like new, $150. obo; 200 Harlequin noves, 35 cents ea. 856-6565. 25-2 Wedding dress 8* hat. Was $485., asking $200. obo. 533-2878. 25-2 Upright freezer, 12.5 cu. ft., $300.; foam mattress, new, 54", $75.; 4 dining rm. chairs, $60. ea.; Duncan Fife walnut table. 534-6539. 25-2 tl sstaBBtmimn saw THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 27 36. Livestock Is* : FIREWOOD. Finest quality hemlock mill ends. All clean 8* bone dry. Exc. for airtight stoves, Ige. pieces. Lge. dump truck or small. Summer prices! 533-1758, 534-5694. 20-802666-tf Attention farmers. Used tires for your silage pits. Orders over 50 tires, 90 cents each del. 856-0315. 22-4 Regulation size pool table with balls, cues & ball rack. $150.856-2116. 22-4 Queensize waterbed, bookcase headboard, $250. firm; 4 sets sheets, $50. 859-5205. 22-4 Swing set, ladder & slide, needs repair, 1st $15. takes; girls trlke & 2 small bikes, {20. & up; Coleco Cabbage Patch dolls, $45.; used . bathtub, $65. 533- 1170. 23-4 3 pee. sectional sofa, olive green, good cond. $800. obo. 858-8198 after 6 p.m. 22-4 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 Swap. Will take minicycle, sportscar or sail boat In trade on new or used piano or organ. Sound of Music, 534-9296. 24-3 Soft top tent trailer, $200. obo; 30" elec. stove, $50.; Singer ptble. . sewing machine, $50. 856-0528. 24-2 Complete single white French Provincial bed. Exc. cond. $120. 859-9493. 24-4 Beautiful Norfolk pine. 7%' fall, 4' dlam. $150. obo. Call 856-1052. 23-3 Matching fridge, stove, dishwasher, range hood. Will sell together or separ- ately. 856-4230. 23-3 I do woodworking, sharpening, repairing. Rebuilt lawnmowers for sale. Will buy your old mower. 856- 3183. 22-4 Hlde-a-bed sofa, brown, $150.; matching loveseat, $50.; wringer washer for parts, $15.856-1936. 22-4 For tale. 8 ft. dble, disk; also Cyclone seeder; 5 ft. patio doors. 534-6440. 24-4 Garden swing (wooden), $150.; stoneware beige- brown, 40 pees., $36.; commode chair (antique), $35.; Oster blender, $20. 856-6610. 24-3 Camperlze your van: bed, table & fridge, $70.; van boat rack, $8.; 2 girls bikes, good cond., $15. ea. 856-6855. 24-2 Business cards: Standard black on white, 250/S12., 500/S15., 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 mornings. 24-4 Movie camera light; bike trailer for 3 motorcycles; movie camera; 4" to 1 % ABS pipe & fittings; bathroom sink & taps. Will trade for CB equipment or sell. 856-8062 after 6 p.m. 23-802736-4 856-7262 X t RfNOIHIC'IlONS III) Grad Spedal Solid Cedar Chests $339. Over 1,000 Items In Stock. Open Everyday : (except Wednesday) 10a.m. -5 p.m. Open Sunday 12 noon -4 p.m. Comer of 270 Ave. & Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove OAK & PINE FURNITURE 20-19680-tf Snugglle, $12.856-5645. 16-tf Wedding dress for sale, size 12. 856-8181. 13-tf New & used typewriters, copiers & calculators. Ph. 576-1377 or 853-6311. 13-802579-13 2 Ige. com plants plus 1 creeper plant. Ph. 859- 9986 between 4 & 5 p.m. 12-tf Queensize bdrm. ste., 5 pees.; 2 end tables; 3 kitchen chairs; high chair; 2 continental beds. 856- 6975,856-8768. 22-4 Oster kitchen centre c/w slicker, shredder, grinder, juice extractor, whisks, dough hooks. $50. 856- 0432. 24-2 5 drawer chest, colonial style, $35. After 5 p.m. 856-7042. 24-2 For sale. Couch & 2 chairs, $100.; black & white T.V., $10.; fridge, $100.; stove, $75.; crib, $10. 866-2046. __ 24-3 Post driver, $35.; 8x12 cedar shed, $400.; tow bar, $35.; diaphram pump, $300 856-2489. 24-2 5 drawer cheat, colonial style, $35. After 5 p.m. 856-7042. 24-2 Flymo lawnmower, very good cond., $85.; reel mower, $85.; old gas mower, $30. 856-2850. 24-2 IVER'S BOAT TOPS & COVERS Custom made & repairs. 16 years experience. Free estimates. 856-2455 2-15854-lf 2 new canvas tarps, 9'x7' & 12'x16', $100. for the pair; 30 screen box, used 12'x12' $20.656-6562. 24-2 The Langley Fiberglass Centre inc.. for All Your Fiberglass Meeds Call us for: • Repairs • Canoes • Cartop Boats • Auto Parts • Tubs & Shower Stalls • Materials 5948-200 5t. Langley, B.C. V5A 1M3 533-2155 30 gal. elec. hot water tank. 656-8810. , 3-tf Cement mixer for sale. Call Jim 856-1793. 5-tf Car bed for sale (carry cot), $15.886-5645. 10-tf OVER 400 VACUUMS New & Near New. Over 200 Electrolux & Filter Queens. Cash & Carry - Visa or M.C. To view please call for appt. time. 856-7092 1-13468-tf 4 drawer legal size metal filing cabinet, $100.; wooden high chair, $45.; adjustable baby cuddle ' seat, $20. 886-4269. 24-2 DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf C Plus R Gunsmlthing. 853-5959. Certified gun- ' smith, service & sales. 52-801235-tf Commodore 64 for sale, $150.; 1541 Disk Drive, $250.; 2 10-speeds; Sony Walkman. 27351 - 29A Ave. ■ 24-4 5 gal. aquarium, all equip, inci. Good cond. $50. obo. 856-8741. 24-3 Maple colored hutch, $125. Hand made buffet, $50.; bookcase, 72x48 w/glass on top, $75.; walnut china cabinet 48x24, $25.; round fringed crocheted tablecloth, $50. 856-1480. 24-802756-2 Cabin F.P., orange acorn, complete with screen, grate & 6' pipe. Exc. cond. $150. obo. 856-7595 or 856-1372 after 5 p.m. 24-4 Kenmore upright vacuum cleaner with attach., $75.; elec. organ, deluxe model, drums, cassette, $600. terms. 856-4687. 25-2 SELLING? Call for Free Market Evaluation, Without Obligation. Barry Coward Dick MacEachern LTKEVIEW MALTY LTD. THE CANOE RANCH Canoes, kayaks, rentals. Group rates. 27726 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. 856-0202. 20-802662-tf Kaki Cambell ducklings; Surge milk machine. 856- 1687. 24-4 26" color TV, $50.; B8-W portable TV, $25.; well pump & compressor, $145. complete. 856-0462. 24-2 Motorbike trailer, $100. 856-2646. 24-4 Hitachi auto, washer, apt. size. 856-7159. 24-4 74 piece 24 karat plated, flatwear from Germany. Brand new. $600. 856-7145 24-2 Stove for sale. Kenmore Mark IV. Good cond. Approx. 3 yrs. Asking $300 obo. 856-0463. 24-2 Bicycle motocross, with shocks, totally reconditioned, new seat, BMX pads, tires, etc. $95. 856- 6571. . 24-3 Oil stove/oven, $75.; white with butcher block top dishwasher, $150. 534- 0437. 24-3 Round Roxton maple table on 4 poster pedestal, with 2 additional leaves, 5 mate & 1 captain, $750. 856- 1480. 24-2 Full size pool table, complete, $125. 856-7421, 856- 3836. 24-2 Elec. organ, $250. obo; 1965 Buick Skylark, $650. 856-7283. 24-3 Matching couch, loveseat 8. chair. Good cond. $275. 856-3710. 25-4 White picnic table, $15.; Ige. dog house, $20. 856- 3454. 25-2 For aale/trade. Four place C-235 aircraft fast cross country, 1400 mile range. Fresh C of A. 856-4254. 25-4 Chllds awing set (glider & 2 swings), $65.; girls 3 spd. bike, pink, $70.; pony western saddle, $100.; western reins &bit. 856- 1702. 25-2 Misc. antiques; 3 horse collars, $40. obo; Ige. forge, $150. obo; small forge, $100. obo. 856-9395. * 25-2 Color graphics plotter, $200. obo. 856-7170. 25-4 PRESSURE . WASHING STEVE'S Mobile Pressure Washing. Houses, roofs, sidewalks, trucks, fences, etc. Call Steve 856-5557. 25-802788-2 Chesterfield/double bed, $125.; recliner, heater/ vibrator, $80.; sewing machine, 10 yrs. old, $200. obo. 856-1323. 25-4 Harlne Liberty banjo. 4 strings, short neck, older type. 856-7696. 25-3 . Tube style frame horse box, canvas top, padded int. $800. obo. 856-2066 eves. 25-2 Wool" fleece, $10.; elec. water gear pump with 130 ft. of %" plastic pipe, $75. 856-8039. 25-2 Farm eggs for sale, cracks only. 859-9493. 25-4 12'x18' uncut pile carpet, rust (brown), over $400.. new, 6 mths. old, $100.; carpet sweeper, $15. 856- 6640. 25-4 Fuel tank, 250 gal. & elec. gas pump, $100. 856-1996. 25-2 2 hub wheels, 60", $40.; water pump, $50.; avocado stove fan, $10. 856-1360. *5-1_ 10'x10* kitchen tent, $35.; 9'x9 nylon tent, outside frame, $35.; new porta pottl, $65.856-6581. 25-1 36. Livestock One reg. Arabian geld., 6 yrs. old.'Two years professional training, many trophies, $5000. firm; One . American Saddlebred 4 yr. old mare in foal to reg. Arabian. One year professional training, $4000. firm; One Quarter Horse geld., 5 yrs. old, very showy, western, $800. 533-3523. 23-802731-3 1/2 Arabian geld. Egyptian Prince grandson. 3 yrs. old, 13.2 h.h., dark grey. Green broke, good confirmation & flashy action. $1500. obo. Ask for Tara 856-6398 eves. 23-4 ECONOMY SHAVINGS Hemlock Sawdust Kiln Dry Shavings Hog Fuel & Cedar Shavings 576-8177 26r15214-tf •t T.V. antenna, rotor & tower 1 $150,856-7386. 25-2 Woman willing to board horse free in exchange for riding privlledges. 856- 2089. 23-3 5 yr. old Arab geld., exp. rider. $650. 533-1712, 856- 1317. 23-4 Tandem 2-horse trailer. Deluxe int., 7' high; stock rack for P.U. truck. 856- 5843. 24-2 Kelpmata - The all natural horse supplement. Avail, at Flack's Bakerview Arabians, 2640 - 248 St., 856- 7465; Westland Feeds 856- 9011; Sunshine Feeds 534- 2228; Langley Saddlery 533-2233; East Chilliwack Co-op 530-0284. 23-802744-4 Standaidbrad Stallion At Stud Native Bomber3 1.59 by Tar Heel3 1.57 - Miss Tee is also dam of Native Rocket 1.57, Native Clipper 2.00, Marion 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 Soosle' 2.02, Tar Daw Duchess*1 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 6 yr. old Canadian reg. P.B. Arabian: mare. 4H ridden. Asking $800. obo. 856-4419;'; 23-3 3 yr. old reg. Anglo Arab chestnut filly. 15 h.h. Very sensible, quiet & easy to handle. $800. obo. 856- 2998. 23-4 Bred whlteface family cow. Exc. milker. 856-6184. 22-4 HORSE & TACK SALE Sun., June 23/85 Tack 12:00 noon. Horses 2:00 p.m. Fraser Valley Auctions 21801-56 Ave., Langley Phone ahead to book in your horse 534-3241 24-19761-2 Mortimer's Polled Here- fords are dispersing their entire registered herd, through private treaty. 856- 1697. 24--802776-4 Arabian mare, 8 yrs., 15 h.h.; Arab ft geld., 15 yrs., 15.2 h.h. Phone after 6 p.m. & ask for Mary 856- 4316. 22-4 Beautiful bay T.B. mare, 16 h.h., 10 yr. old. Very sound, gentle nature. Has evented at pre-training level, nice dressage horse. Well schooled. $2500. 536- 1219 or 888-4413. 24-802759-2 2-horse trailer with change room, all padded, rubber mats, hay.rack. $3700. Offers. 656-7227. 24-3 Must sell. 2 yr. old Q.H. Saddlebred, chestnut filly. Good temp. $900. obo. 856-4366,856-7616. 24-4 P.B. Arabian stallion at stud. Top bloodlines, exquisite show quality foals. Reas. fees. 8564331 24-4 Arabian opportunity. Obtain top blood & confirmation at very reas. prices. Weanling, yearlings, fillys, colt. 656-1658. 24-4 2 yr. old Shetland colt, $175.; 4 yr. old black faced ewe, $50.856-3579. 24-4 10 yr. old buckskin, mare, 14 h.h., quiet, sound, smooth to ride, $600. Also 1 yr. old filly, buckskin. 462-9505. 24-3 Family cow for sale. 856- 8592. 24-3 HORSESHOEING Scheduled Farrier Service Barrie Coates 534-1310 Radio phone no. H497644 21-14738-lf 3 yr. old reg. Pony of America (POA) geld. Grey with white blanket. 856- 2429. 22-4 Wanted to buy; all types of horses. Top price paid. Bud Noel at 530-8271. 43-800195-tf ROBERT TEIT FARRIER Journeyman Certified by the American Farriers Assoc. Specializing In T.B. trimming & plating. Show horses also. 574-4818 23-19726-tf 3 yr. old Jersey/Guernsey milk cow, 2% mth. heifer: Very tame, easy to milk. $700.856-2068 eves. 25-2 Newzealand white fryer rabbits, $5. ea.; dwarf rabbits, good selection of colors, $3.50 ea. 25417 - 58 Ave.,856-6835. 2S-4 Custom built horse trailer, dble. wide, dressing rm. Under 500 ml., $5500.; also metal utility trailer, B.O. 856-7061. 2S-3 Arab/T.B. gelding, good games horse. Exp. rider. $600,856-2947. 25-2 English saddle, 300.; English bridle, like new, $50. 856-7061. 25-3 Roadrunner horee trailer, elec. brakes & tack com- partt„dnt. TB size, radials. As new. $3500.856-6561. ' 25-4 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 37. Poultry Wanted. White Chinese geese or goslings. 856- 8538. 24-2 38. Pets Pedigreed Holland lops, dwarf lop earred bunnies. One male, one female. Paid $50. ea., asking only $20. ea. obo. 856-0468 or 856-7790. 23-3 VCT TRAINING CENTRE Obedience classes, plus protection guard work. We have full training facilities. Alao fully trained dogs avail. Phone 659-0619. We are always looking for P.B. German Shepherds to train. 13-802574-tf Extra love? Check for dogs & cats for pets at the F.V.S.P.C.A., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 44on. - Sun., closed holidays), 20302 • 98 Ave. 888-0626 or 856-4600. 17-801496-tf Motherland dwarf baby rabbits, exotic lovebirds & finch. 656-4876. 22-4 Siamese klttena for sale. Also half Siamese kittens. 856-4992. 24-4 Loving home required for Husky cross spayed female. Fully obedience trained. 856-7939. 24-2 Wanted. Crossbred pup or dog for house pet. 534- 8217. 23-4 P.B. Angora rabbits, hand raised, 8 wks. old, $10. ea. Call after 3:30 p.m. 856- 7397. 23-4 Watch dogs, farm dogs & pups. From P.B. Doberman, Shepherd & cross. From $25. 656-0213, 852- 4320. 23-4 German Shepherd pups. 7 mths. old Exc. temperaments. Raised outside, good watch & companion dogs. 856-7138. 23-4 2 black cock-a-poo, pom-a- poo pups, $70. Free to good home, various color kittens, mainly calico. 856- 9696. 23-4 2 Beagle puppies. 2 V? mth. old. Reg., tattooed, had shots. $275. 856-8723. 24-2 _J ^WPPP-f-l-WWPWW-IWP pppwi 28 38. Pets THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 Greyhound, 9 mths., black /brindle male. CKC registered, tattooed, fully inno- culated. Top race & show lines. Loving companion. $300. outright (less on co- ownership). 856-2850. 24-802771-3 Free kittens. 856-7670.24-2 2 cock-a-poo puppies. Very cute, male, 6 wks. One honey colored, one beige. $90. ea. 856-5476. 24-3 Springer Spaniel pups, females $200., males $150.; golden retriever pups, females $250., males $200. 534-1103. 24-4 Loveable black & white teddy bear (long hair) hamsters, $2.50 ea. 856-7307. 24-2 Siamese & Persian studs avail, for services. 856- 4992. 24-4 Free kittens. 856-7549. 23-4 Free to good home. 3 black kittens, 6 wks. old, part Persian. 856-6789. 25-3 Tiny white maltl-poo puppies. Shots, dewormed. $250.856-0518. 25-2 2 male singing canaries. 859-6882. 25-2 Surprise puppies. Lots of puppies free. 856-8588. 25-3 One pair mated cockatiels, grey, proven, $100.; 1 grey 6 mth. old male cockatiel, $50. All very tame. 533- 1659. 25-1 39. Garden Produce Farm fresh eggs for sale. Jumbos & cracked. 6710 -* 258 St. 856-6965. 24-4 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.; Fioses, #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 12-17131-! 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. - 9p.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 Aldergrove crossing, continue south 2V2 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 42. Property For sale or trade. 9.65 acree, clean 3 bdrm. house w/finished bsmt., 2 barns, dble. garage. Will carry agreement. $150,000. 856-* 1838. 22-tf IN LANGLEY On busy 200 Street. 1 acre with vegetable stand & some outbuildings. Asking $56,500. 856-3939. 25-802790-2 43. Homes Share the pool! Buy a 3 bdrm. non-base. 1200 sq. ft. family home in S. Aldergrove strata. $64,900. by owner. Principals only. 856-7886 or 530-7843 (eves) for appt. 22-4 Wanted to purchase house with small down payment & assm. mtge. 856-7118. 25-2 43. Homes Newly decorated 3 bdrm. & den townhouse. 1% baths, new carpet. $35,900. obo. 859-5593.856-4613. 23-4 Point Roberts adult park home. Trade/sell. $5000. down, 8% financing. $35,000.856-1966. 24-3 What a great buy. 3 bdrm., full bsmt. home. Two finished- bdrms. down, Very quiet street. 3 blks. to school, parks & shops, etc. All this 81 more for $63,900. 856-5592. 24-802755-2 By owner, on one acre. Attractive split level, 5 bdrm., 2V. baths, fam. rm. 6 more. Also 24'x30 work- shop. 856-3433. 23-4 3 bdrm., finished bsmt., 7 yrs. Ideal family home. Vacant. $4000. down. $61,900. With B.C. 2nd. 856-2065. 22-4 43. Homes 40. Music Thiirmer piano. Moving, must sell. Offers. 856-4859 24-3 Piano tuner. Work guaran- teed. $50. 856-8469. 24-4 Small antique upright piano, $500. 856-6164. 25-3 42. Property 10 acres high land & house. Ideal for horses or hobby farm. Info. 856-3871 24-4 2100 sq. ft. cedar contemporary in parklike setting of 4 V*? acres. Modern 36x64 workshop/barn. $155,000. 856-1852. 24-3 Summer cottage in Hatzic Lake. Quiet, on waterfront, one room cabin plus trailer $25,000. More info. 856- 0298 after 6 p.m. 24-2 For sale or trade by owner. Several lots from 1 acre to 6 acres. Phone 856-1497 or 854-1562. 23-4 SELLING? Call now for a free market evaluation - no obligation. CALL WALLY MARTIN 533-3533 LAKEVIEW REALTY iTO. 533-4161 ___ - MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 Douglas Crescent, Langley office 530-2301 ev.s 856-7639 4 _^^_»\4l in/ Aldergrove's only real estate office! V^NUwfl 856-4106»856-2525 Cal 530-0018 PARIS REALTY LTD. 27233 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove ARE YOU LOOKING FOR-- - 5 ac. with a 3 bdrm. home plus outbuildings & room for a riding ring? Then this is the place. All appl. & drapes incl. In the asking price of $102,500. Call Elaine eves. 856-7351. TOTAL PRIVACY If its total privacy you want, buy this "5.68 ac. hobby farm. 3 bdrm. bsmt. home with a Ige. country kitchen. Call Janet Peters for more details eves. 856-2480. GREAT FOR THE KIDS Your choice of two exc. 1 ac. parcels both with 3 bdrm. bsmt. homes. One has a compl. finished ste. In the bsmt. Both have 2 F.P.'s & appl. Call Janet Peters eves. 856-2480. WHY RENT? 3 bdrm. plus den iwnhse. cfw stove & fridge. Yard fenced front & back. Located close to schools, shopping & the paik. Asking $35,900. 3 yr. old 3 bdrm. twnhse. with 5 appl. Close to everything. Call Janet Peters eves. 656-2480. GET OFF THE WAITING LIST Buy now & move In soon. 1983 Modullne 2 bdrm. manufactured home In Pioneer Paik. 14x60 plus sunroom, garden shed, fenced yard & extra paving. A pleasure to own. The listed price of $49,500 Includes the $9000. shares purchase. Call Bill Pound eves. 856-9083. FOR EASY ACCESS- - to the freeway, this 2.49 acres with a 3 bdrm. rancher Is the answer. Property all fenced plus a bam/workshop. A good buy at $110,000. Call Elaine for more info. eves. 856-7351. I ■—"" OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY FAMILY HOME $63,500 Ctose to shopping & schools. Nice landscaped & private backyard with a storage shed. Va bsmt. home with 3 bdrm., rec rm. & airtight stove. Fridge & stove Incl. Call Pam for an appt. to view eves. 856-1871. WANT TO LIVE IN THE COUNTRY? Then see this lovely 3 bdrm. home on 1 ac. within walking distance of Aldergrove. Parquet floors & Ige. windows make this home sparkle. Asking $106,000. Call Pam eves. 856-1871. REVENUE-REVENUE Good location. 6 bdrm. home, rental return $700. pr. mth. Exc. tenants. Lge. lot, 70x118. Close to schools & shopping. Call Kathy for details eves. 859*8542. GOING INTO BUSINESS? Check with me before you start looking. I have a number of vacant stores & businesses for sale or rent. Call Kathy eves. 859-6542. WELL KEPT SPLIT LEVEL Only $67,000 for a home In the centre of town. Walk to shopping & schools. Lge. country kitchen with lots of cabinets. Call Dorothea eves, to view 859-8459. VENDOR WILL TRADE- - this 5 ac. of nice farm land for a home in Abbotsford or Clearbrook. Here Is the Ideal opportunity to build your dream house on acreage & raise the family & pets In the clear country air. Call Dorothea eves. 859-8459. OWNED ANDOPERATECHMnM By owner. 1 acre. Split level, 4 bdrm., 2% bath. $118,700. 26906 - 26 Ave., Aldergrove. 856-3433. 24-19454-2 By owner. 5 acres corner property with older 2 bdrm. home on 256 St., s. Aldergrove. Asking $125,000. Ph. 856-6618 after noon or eves. 23-4 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 45. Furniture Antique furniture. Also other pieces of furniture. 859-6882. 25-2 Bunk beds for sale. Maple finish. Complete. $150. 856-2364. ' 25-3 45A. Appliances 16 cu. ft. Frldgldaire. Yellow, square corner, frost free. Good cond. $300. 853-4321. 25-2 Maytag mini washer. Very compact, perfect cond. Used 6 mths. New $600., asking $350. obo. 856-3454 25-2 For sale. 23 cu. ft. Viking deep freeze. Exc. cond. $225.856-2491. 25-2 Filter Queen vacuum, $375. powerhead; G.E. Dishwasher, potscrubber, 1 yr. old, almond color, $375. obo. 856-0616. 25-802785-1 Humidifier, wood grain finish, 2 dif. controls. Was. $170., will sell for $75. Exc. cond. 856-7388. 25-4 Calvinator elec. stove, rotlsserle, etc. Exc. cond. $250. obo. 856-1346 after 5:30 p.m. 25-4 8 cu. ft. Moffat apt. size freezer. Near new. $250. or trade for larger freezer. 856-2772, 25-2 46. Garage Sale Oarage sale, Sat., June 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 24996 - 54 Ave. (behind N. Otter school). Quality goods dirt cheap. 25-1 47. Holiday - Utility Trailers, Hard top tent trailer for sale. 1980 model. Sleeps 6. $2300. 856-3259. 25-2 1869 Starcraft H.T. tent trailer, sleeps 6-8, very good cond.,'$1700. obo; 1975 Lionel, exc. cond., stove, Ice box, $2295. obo. 856-6396. 25-2 1981 Midas motorhome. Dodge 440, twin air bunk- house, sleeps 6, F.G. body, exc. cond. New steel radials, AM/FM cassette. $19,900. financing avail. 856-2388 eves. 25-802783-4 47. Holiday - j I 48.Miscellaneous Utility Trailers^| Wanted 1978 Vanguard 9V2 ft. camper. 4-burner stove, 3-way fridge, loaded with extras. Exc. cond. $4000. 856-6115 22-4 Tent trailer for rent. Reas. rate. Ph. 534-1191, 530- 8058. 22-4 FOR RENT • Travel trailers • Tent trailers • Campers • Horse trailers • Flatdeck car trailers • Utility trailers 'Best Rates in Town'* Open 7 days per week MT. LEHMAN TRAILER RENTALS LTD. 853-1254 48-15754-tf Tent trailer rental. Light weight, reas. 534-1191, 530-8058. 23-4 8' Blackfoot camper. Mint cond. with jacks, 3 burner stove, bed, etc. $850. 856- 8782. 23-3 Must sell. 11' camper. Very good cond. Very clean. Best offer takes. 856-2102. 23-3 Custom built F.G. canopy for long box import. One window needs repair. $250. obo. 856-4633 eves. 24-4 1973 Slumber Queen camper. 8V4' with overhead. Good cond. $1200. obo. 856-7312. . 24-2 Honda lighting plant, 1000 watts. 856-3037. 24-2 1983 Wilderness travel trailer. 29 ft., 5th wheel, 3 awnings, stereo, Holland hitch. $19,500. obo. 858- 5046. 24-4 8V2 ft. Caveman camper. Queensize, overhead, 2- way fridge, stove with oven, dble. sink, elec. water pump, furnace, jacks. Exc. cond. $2800. 856-6164. 24-3 1972 29 ft. 5th wheel, fully self-contained. $6000. 856- 5157. 24-4 1977 GMC 350, Eldorado 18% ft. motorhome, p.s., p.b., fully self contained, awning, 32,000 miles. 856- 8370. 25-2 14 It. Giasscraft boat with trailer, elec. start, Mercury 20 HP eng.; 101/. ft. Secur- ity camper. 856-7950. 25-4 48.Miscellaneous Wanted Wanted. Good home for the Chamber of Commerce Parade float. If you have a barn not In use or other suitable storage space please give us a call. Hugh or Elenor 856-6825. 10-tf Wanted. Old milk bottles, post cards & crockery Items. Ph. after 6 856-5378 23-4 Wanted. V.W. seatbelts. 856-5645. 23-tf Wanted. Small pressure cooker. 534-3787. 25-3 Wanted. Football helmet, size lge., good cond. please. 856-5018. 25-1 Wantad. Venetian blinds for patio sliding door &. single waterbed. Reas. priced. 856-1028. 25-1 Wanted. Dble. harness c/w collars, medium. 856-5477. 25-2 Wanted to buy. Tent trailer, sleeps 6. 856-5645. 24-tf Wanted. Modern white bathtub with plumbing. Reas. priced please. Call 856-4389. 24-4 Wanted. 3 point hitch blade. 856-2132. 24-3 49. Boats 22 ft. Rlennel H.T. sports cruiser galley pack, head 81 VHF rebuilt leg. Must sell $7500.856-2629. 22-4 19 ft. sailboat, $4500. obo; % ton Ford truck canopy,, $275. obo; Commodore 64 keyboard, $175. obo. 856- 4316. 23-4 Sea Eagle 3-man raft, $225. 856-2132. 23-3 20' fibreglass Balboa sloop fully equipped, drop keep on trailer, 4V2 HP Merc, auxilary, sink, stove, 4 bags sails including spinnaker. All good shape. Must sell. $6500. obo. 856- 7481. 23-802729-3 9 H.P. McCulloch boat motor with day tank, $200. 856-2850. 25-2 16% ft. KNC thermoglass deepsea hull boat, 65 HP Evlnrude, sleeper seat, H.T. cabin, new tires. $5200. obo. 886-8391. 25-1 50. Machinery - Equipment 12 HP Bolan tractor PTO , c/w trailer, jototiller, plow, | 3 position blade, dble. ', disc, side mower it chains. •■' $4200.856-4964. 25-4 New 35" agrl rotovator with 3 pt. hitch, $850.; tractor tire Va" tread, 13.6x28, $75.; 4 section diamond harrows with draw bar, * $100.; 2 section spring tooth harrows with draw bar, $150.; Ford back blade with 3 pt. hitch, $250.; 2 metal loading ramps, 9 ft. long, $50.; 14" dble. bot- '' torn plow with 3 pt. hitch, $450.; 2 tidy tanks 8* pumps, $225. ea.; tank & $ stand filters, fuel hose f nozzles 225-75 split, $200.; '* Ford 8N tractor with 3 pt. hitch, good cond., $1800. \ 856-6644. 25-802795-2 Must sell. Near new farm equipment: M.F. 275diesel with M.F. 236 loader; Maschio rototiller, model 150, 70" Lllliston, 2 row fertilizer with cultivator Maschio, 2 row cultivator with bar 2, 24" head on 80" frame, old type 2 wheel wagon. 266-8073, 438-9980 25-802793-2 Allied loader, model 250, brand new. $1500. 826- 8577 after 6 p.m. 25-4 53 H.P. 690 Case tractor. Under 500 hours c/w 60" rotovator. $10,500. 856- 8987. 24-802772-3 124 M.F. baler. $3500. Offers accepted. 856-2738. 25-3 Attention berry farmers, new outhouse, $100. 856- * 4269. 24-2 Calf nursette, $250.; Bush Hog bale loader, $400. 856-2669 or 856-4888. 22-4 Flatdeck hay wagon, 8x16, $450.888-0525. 24-4 ■<■! MlMIM 51. Auto. Supplies THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 29 53. Cars Fiberglass continental kit, hood & trunk for VW Bug. Needs work. $50. obo. 856- 5845. ' 30-tf Flared. fiberglass fenders for VW Bug, full set in good cond. $100.856-5645 30-tf Misc. VW Bug parts, like wipers, electrical, etc., for sale cheap. $1. up. 856- 5645. 30-tf Convertible top for TR6, good cond. $75. obo. 856- 0487. 24-2 Honda line cover for Silver- wing, new, $50.; V8 Pinto kit, motor mounts, brac- ket, $100. 856-7159. 24-4 8000 Ib. Ramsey winch for 4x4, $500. 856-3076. 19-tf 8.00x6.5 pair of tires, like new, $100. 856-8053. 25-3 Camper for Datsun or small truck. Propane stove, ice box, sleeps 4. In exc. cond. $1600. obo. 856-0616 25-802786-1 350 engine from 1979 Chev Rebuilt 20,000 miles ago. Runs great. $350. 856-8816. 25-2 SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR - 856-8303 1976 Honda Gold Wing. Trunk, saddlebags & fairing. Immac. cond. Asking' $2300. Ph. 856*4872, 856- 1617. 23-3 1983 Honda Silverwing.. Exc. cond., low mileage. $2500. After 6 p.m. 856- 8341. 22-4 1974 Honda CB, 125 cc. Good cond. $350. obo. 856-2905. 22-4 1972 Honda 500 street bike, fully dressed. Good cond. $600. or trade for trail bike. 856-5157. 24-802774-2 ' 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 1975 Honda 200 street bike. Good cond. $450. or trade for trail bike. 856- 5157. 24-802775-2 1981 Honda XR80. Restored to hew cond. $400. firm. 856-6793. 23-4 1974 Yamaha 250 cc. Good cond. 7000 miles. $415. 856-7589. 25-1 YZ125, liquid cooled, mint cond. $875. Call 856-6457 after 4 p.m. 25-802789-1 1982 CR80. Like new cond. $550. obo. 534-5434. 23-4 A&M CAR SOUND Car stereo sales and installations. We also >cany a large selection of aerials & misc. items for your automobile sound system. 853-8011 32610 SOUTH FRASER WAY. ABBOTSFORD, B.C mm BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 1971 Buick Skylark convertible. Exc. cond. $2500. obo. 856-3066. 23-4 1975 Honda Civic. $1200. obo. 856-4360. 24-3 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 1977 Volare Premier station wagon. 6 cyl. auto. Only 70,000 kms. Exc. cond. $2900.856-7145. 25-2 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 53. Cars 1974 Toyota Corolla 1600. $1300. obo. Call 856-8234. 22-4 1963 Pontlac station wagon. Complete 283 motor. Selling for parts. 856-4991. 23-4 1980 Volar*. Exc. shape. $3500. obo. 530-5486 after . 6 p.m. 24-2 1970 Mercury 4 dr. station wagon. V8 auto., p.s., p.b., $250.; 318 V8 eng. with auto, trans., $150. 856-5285. 22-4 1970 Cadillac Coup De Ville convertible. Good cond. $2500. 856-1679. 23-4 1964 Acadian Beaumont sport deluxe. Dark blue', good cond. 856-5075 after 5 p.m. 23-4 1972 Toyota Corolla 1600, $600.; 1969 Olsenvllle 442, $1500.; 1952 Hudson Wasp, $1500. 530-3837. 21021 -40 Ave., Langley. 24-3 1973 Mercury car. obo. 856-9696. $300. 23-4 Must sell. 1970 Datsun 510. Great cond. 100,000 km. $3900. 856-8469. 23-4 1968 Mustang GT fastback. White with black int. 390 auto., p.s., p.b., tilt steering, GT wheels. Compl. orig., no rust. New brakes. $6500.856-4984. 22-4 MH Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star get value..... 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Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Mailing Add ess,., Phone , • $6 \J2 years VISA card Fxpiry data ■$15 □1 year □Cheque VISA No.. $12 □O.A.P. rate □Money order □ 53. Cats 1972 Duster. Slant 6, exc. running cond. $950. 856* 1830. 24-2 1973 Ford Pinto. 58,000 miles, good cond. $1000. obo. 856-1047. 24-2 1978 Mercury Cougar, p.s., p.b., very clean. Low mileage. $2600. obo. 8564298. 24-4 1980 Horizon. 83,000 orig. kms. One owner. Qood running cond. $3800. 856- 5631. 24-4 1969 Bulck Skylark. Runs good, needs body work. $200. firm. 856-7517. 24-2 $1850. buys 2 dr. 1974 Comet. 250, 3 spd., 46,000 miles.., .Lady owned, immac. int., no rust. Extra tires. 853-1162. 24-4 1972 Chrysler Newport. $400.856-4762. 25-4 1979 Chev Impala S/W: Blue, auto., 350 engine. New brakes. 856-3518 eves. 25-2 1965 Ford Galaxy 500. Exc. cond. $400. obo. 856-4875. _2 Hillbilly Special dune buggy, street legal. Must sell out of the estate. $3500. obo. 856-0697. 25-4 1977 Plymouth Fury. 318 auto., p.s., p.b., 54,000 miles. Exc. cond. Lady driven. $1700. obo. Brad 856-4468. 25-2 1975 Fiat 128, good running cond. with rust. $300. obo. Ph. Jerry 858-9409. 25-2 54. Trucks 54. Trucks 1977 F250. Runs okay, needs box. $1100. 856- 7159. 24-4 1971 Dodge P.U. With canopy. New clutch, good cond. $650. 534-6017. 24-4 1972 Bronco 4x4 racer. Fiberglass front end. Comes with trailer & Terria 856-1679. 23-4 1973 Toyota truck. Rebuilt eng. & trans. $1100. obo. 856-4832. 23-4 CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 8-95292-tf 1963 Ford van. Int. customized, tinted windows, mech. sound. Needs paint job. $2000. obo. 856-2847. 24-4 1971 Mazda P.U. Fair body, good motor & tires. Dependable trans. $500. obo. 534-7580. 24**2 1976 Ford van. H.D., good running gears but rusty. $750.856-6047. 24-4 Scrap cars wanted. Bradner Salvage, 856-8378. , 9-793059-tf 1976 12 ft. flatdeck, dual wheels, 50,000 miles. Exc. cond. Or trade for camperlzed van. 796-2640. 22-4 1971 Chev van. 350 auto,, $750.; 3 yr. old reg. Tennessee Walker filly, $500. 856-2864. 24-4 . i i.n r i ■■ ■ .1 !■ i.****.***..**. ■ 1985 Jeep 4x4 Cherokee. 6000 km. $15,000. Silver Alpine stereo. 856-5011, 656-8631. * 13-tf 1976 Ford Vt ton, air cond. & 8'6" Security, camper. Good cond. $4600. R8-M Tire 856-5011. 25-2 1973 GM Suburban, good cond., very clean. $1800. obo. Ph. eves. 534-2581. • 25*-3 1975 Chev Silverado 3 + 3 crew cab camper special, good running order; 1976 Security camper 10', hyd. jacks, 3 way fridge, 3 burner stove, furnace, sleeps 6, exc. cond. Both for $6000. obo. 856-2426 after5p,m. 25-802791-2- 1975 Ford Cub van. 12 ft. box, 351 auto., p.s., p.b. $3700. obo. 856-9355. 25-1 1976 GMC window van.. Very good cond. 856-1484. 25-2 1970 VW Westphalia camper. Very good cond. New ' engine, brakes, clutch. 2 spares. Stereo cassette, more. Must be seen. $2700. 826-1148 or 856-2896. 25-802784-2 55. Bus. Oppor. FOR LEASE. On busy 200 'St., I angley. 5 acres with vegetable stand & some outbuildings. $2000. pr. - year plus property taxes. 856-3939. 25-802792-2 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association ride-a- thon 10 a.m. June 23, Campbell Valley Park. Ride or watch. Velma 888-2005, Agnes 888-5467. 24-2 Queen size bed, good cond., $150. firm; 4 poster single bed, could be canopy, $50. No Sunday calls 530-1728. 25-2 Free to good home with acreage. Beige crossed neutered Irish Wolfhound. Good watchdog & good with children. 856-3579. 24-802760-4 1959 International {jus. Almost completely camperlzed. Exc. motor: Asking $3500.656-8549. 25-3 3 yr. old Arab mare. Gentle, green broke. Asking $650.856-8227. 25-2 Beautiful quality registered Persian kittens. Shaded silver color (white with silver tips). Grand champion stock. Health guaranteed. $225. 856-7786. ' 25-802799-1 Stepping Stones child care new has two openings for children 3 yrs. of age & older. We offer exciting programs in a safe & secure environment. For information on programs, registration & fees, please phone Mrs. Denise Kowal- skl 856-2862 between 7:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Mon. - Frl. Located between 264 St. & 29 Ave. 25-802800-2 lop quality nign lana nay, no rain. $2. pr. bale. 858- 6912. 25-3 30 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 The Aldergrove Star COMICS presented by TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Ke mt __M« ALIGNMENT Cars — Trucks New, Used & Recaps 26827 Fraser Hwy. 8S6-5011 Ray & Maynard Shllllnglaw Rm: 8564531 \ THE TOUGHESr LITTLE It . PROSPECTOR IN K /*' BILL M'KEE USED TO BE HI5 Wl£. DMT WHS UNTILl A HOT SUMMER OKI IH 1887 CHjWGEP ir fga HIM soni MY I'M GONNA GET ME A MULE OR.... HtY.I WNT UM WE LOOKS Of THAT srodMi ^ THIMK III MAKE IK.KK Tfl-OMEIAUTIIIOTS DOWN THERE' UNKNOWN TO BILL. THOUGH, 800 ftJUNDS OF TERftOR IS DOWN IN THOSE TALL TiMKRS .smells like the sockeye am. running! will be fun to watch. but no place to camr. ...ANO.If 1 IVCALL.THL RUNNING OF aOCKETC iten TO GATHER THE BfAR.... ANO THE INWANS^ B»S^__S__/lir Hk* TtW^w area _W_i_____f^_^//M. _____ij%J'!t THINK IU WANDER UP.TREtfl AND TRY FOR SOME COLOR. I'M NOF ANXIOUS TO YAK WITH 'FALLING ROCK"AND HIS TRIBE. SHfESH.'THAT OLD MCKEE...HIMHEN j .GONE LONG TIME .'J GOTTA RUN ...TELL) 1 THAT UIASNT ANY KIND OF ANIMAL MAKIN'THAT WHO EVER IT 15, M/VM OR BEAST J WILL HAVE TO WAIT TILL I r" " PANNING THI5 BANKRUPTCY AUCTION FALK BROS. INDUSTRIES LTD. - BANKRUPT Date: Sat., June 22,10 a.m. Place: 32351 Huntingdon Rd., Clearbrook, B.C. Preview: Fri., June 21,9 a.m.-S p.m. HIGHLIGHTS: 1981 Massey MF60 Loader-backhoe; 75 Cat 931 LPG crawler loader; Forklllls - 75 Clark IT60N, 8000 lb., side shift; 75 IHC Mod 252, 7000 lb., diesel, 21' lift; 75 Massey 6000 lb., 21' lift, diesel; 74 Toyota FG-32 7000 lb.; electric 4000 lb.; Flatdecks • 2-'81 Ford F350; '80 Ford F350 cab, chassis; '80 Ford F-600, 14' dumping deck w/roll; 77 Ford 800, 15' deck w/roll; Pick-ups - '81 Chev 20 crewcab; 74 GMC % ton; 74 Ford F-100; Van - 79 Ford F-250 Econoline; Autos - '81 Rabbit LS diesel, 5 spd., sunroof; 2 - 78 Lincoln town car; Welder - 2000 amp Lincoln, gas; Trailers - 2 Gooseneck equip., tilting; '81 Britco 8'x24' office; '81 Penmore 8'x16' office; utility trailer; Shop Equip. - Hotsy steam cleaner; 3 Speedair compressors; Lincoln 250 amp welder; 4"x6" horiz. bandsaw; 300 Ridgid threader; bench grinders; power & hand tools; vices; welding rod & lubes; parts, etc; Const. Tools - 2 Beaver tablesaws; IR 14" air pwrd. skilsaw; Honda 6-200 power trowel; trowels; drywall stilts; generators; pumps; tampers; elec. hand saws; space heaters; fishes; rod shear; survey equip., pole climbing equip.; sledgehammers; shovels; brooms; rakes; elec. cords; air hose; Lumber store fixtures - paint shaker; color machine; store shelving; Electrical Inventory - reels of wire; conduit; copper pipe; plastic pipe; parts & fittings; elec. boxes; plumbing fittings; nuts & bolts etc.; Rollers - Master 26" dble. drum; Bomag BW90SL; Soil Screen Plant - complete w/Jeffery hammer mill, Brunette drum screen, Cummins 220 diesel power, conveyors; Offices - Adam computer w/printer; desk; chairs; file cabinets; office safe & sales, etc. free pictorial brochure on request TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ncr lomnwclal Imiu-ilrl-l Sales UJ. (604) 533-4722 ?00 ?03S9 IANGU Y BYPASS I ANCill Y R C via srn ALSO IN EDMONTON Grand Opening. Tired of hearing No?? At Sound Rentals we say YES!!! Rent to own. Special 99c 1st week's rent, regular rates after 1st week's rent. Call Today. 852-3311. 25-802805-1 Attention horse lovers. Girls & boys ages 6-14, come to Holiday Acres for the time of your life. $204. pr. wk. Inclusive. 533-1712. 25-802804-2 Almost 16 yr. old girl would like to babysit days or eves. Good refs. Sylvia 856-7362. 25*-3 Tinted sliding glass back window for 1983-84 Mazda P.U. Like new. $75. obo. 856-8948. 25-2 Dining rm. table with 6 chairs, $275.; sewing machine desk lamp, $50.; BR chest drawers, $40. 856-4578. 25-2 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 1979 Lextra H.T. tent trailer. Sleeps 6. Heater, 3-way fridge, stove & sink. ■Exc. cond. $3200. obo. 856-9381. 25-1 Approx. 3 acres standing hay. Share crop. Nth. Bradner. 856-3282. 25-2 Pretty kittens. Calico & tabby. Good with kids. Pre-stretched & loved. 8 weeks. 888-0150. 25-2 Room for rent in quiet home. Private % bath, TV. No smokers, center Aldergrove.. $45. pr. wk. Avail. July 1.866-5670. 25-2 For rent. Beautiful town- house. 3 bdrm., 3 baths. All appl. Incl., F.P., w/w, drapes, very modern decor. Clean & spacious. $580. pr. mth. Lease/purchase option. 856-9200. 25-802802-2 1875 tent trailer, new paint, $300.; 16V2' F.G. over woqd boat, 50 HP motor, $650. obo. 856-9507. 25-4 For rent. Want quiet person for 1 bdrm. & den clean country ste. $350. 866-0323. 2M Garage sale. All sorts of Items, too many to list. Sun., June 23, 9-4, 26595 - 29 Ave. 25-802801-1 For sale. 1971 Mazda 1500, 4 spd. $750. obo. 856-8537 25-802796-2 2 bdrm. apt. in quiet bldg. Avail. July 1. $320. pr. mth. Responsible people only need call. 856-7860. 25-2 Family milking cow & hay for sale. 856-7236. 25-2 Prof, sculptured nails done in relaxing atmosphere. Pamper yourself & phone Connie 856-7786. 25-4 Free puppies. 3 German Shepherd cross pups, 6 wks. old. All female. Free. 856-8635. 25-2 By owner. 3 bdrm. rancher 123x120, F.P., lots of trees & shrubs & fruit trees. 856-6285. 25-2 16 ft. canoe, good cond. Asking $250. 856-8227. ' 25-2 3 Pomy-poo puppies, 7 wks. old. 2 female, 1 male. Had 1st shots. Cute & cuddly. $75. 856-0488. 25-4 H.D. utility trailer with mounted spare wheel & tire, $200. 856-8215. 25-3 Hay for sale. 856-5346. 25-4 Garage sale, June 21-22. Millwright's tools, small boat, new motor, wood lathe, trailer awning, etc. * 24766 - 50 Ave. 856-8465. j 25*-^ 21/2 yr. old Saanen milking goat, bred. $100. obo. 856- 156J). 25-2 For sale. Strawberries, antenna, tidy tank. 856-3554. 25-3 3 family .garage sale. 10" B&W T.V., sofa bed, sklis, men's hockey pads & more. 10-4 Sun., June 23. 24534 - 58A Ave. 25-802798-1 Exp. teacher & Orton Gii- lingham tutor, witl work with dyslexic students of any age. Refs. avail. 856- 9694. 25-802797-2 Field & bam hay for sale. No rain. $2. & $2.50 pr. bale. 856-9809 or 856-5346. 25-4 3 pt. Bi count rake, $300. 856-6690. 25-4 Hay for sale. $2.50 bale on field. 856-4536. pr. 25-4. 21 cu. ft. Admiral deep freeze. Very good working cond. $225. 856-2019. 25-4 WE CHALLENGE YOU TO BUY BETTER '82 MUSTANG Auto., p.s., p.s., § low km 5995 ABBOTSFORD —T— '84 NISSAN K. KAB With canopy, like new. Bring your trade. ABBOTSFORD l.'ll-W.'l ■jm»"?*!$$§. '" i iidld iir nf* •-/«" '80 SKYLARK LTD. $1AAP Fully equipped 9* Wm9 ABBOTSFORD r—__> W*. ii mU 76 HONDA CIVIC $44AE Lady driven mm*Ww9 ABBOTSFORD IJIU.-f-.VI '76 MAZDA 808 SO-HOC Only 50,000 miles JkWW9 ABBOTSFORD uitSi.'i '81 TERCEL Special super $ 'SM A f fuel economy 9*9 Mm) ABBOTSFORD '81 MERCURY ZEPHYR 2 Door SCOOC Well kept cor.... 9773 | ABBOTSFORD^ '80 GMC GAUCHO VAN Fully equipped including air, perfect travel van or $AOA C towing vehicle M&W& ABBOTSFORDtt 2743 Emerson St. (Across from West Oaks) 853-3455 OPEN: 9 o.m.-9 p.m. Wr. N.. 770J. 534-0449 mm Sunrise Toyota Ltd. ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF JIM GOOLEY AS GENERAL MANAGER JIM INVITES ALL HIS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO DROP IN FOR A VISIT AND HAVE A COFFEE WITH HIM. 36TOYOTA r Woy Abbotslord 859 7137 oc 534 2752 Ml majot credit cards accepted: , THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY 1985 ROAD MARKING PROGRAM INVITATION TO TENDER The Corporation of the Township of Langley invites tenders for road marking at various locations throughout the Township. Sealed tenders in separate envelopes marked "Tender for 1985 Road Marking Program" will be received by the undersigned at the offices of the Corporation of the Township of Langley not later than 2:00 .p.m. local time on June 25,1985. > The work involves the following approximate quantities of materials: Approximately miles of streets and roads as follows: SKIPLINE * -New work 8.7 miles (Layout by Municipality) - Re-lining 94.5 miles SINGLE SOLID - New work 5.0 miles (Layout by Municipality) - Re-lining 75.8 miles SHOULDER SOLID - Re-lining 6.2 miles LANE SKIPLINE -Re-lining 2.2 miles The lowest or any Tender may not necessarily be accepted by the Municipality and the Municipality will not be responsible for any costs incurred by a Tenderer in preparing his Tender. Such Insurance as specified in the contract shall also be provided. Tenders shall be for the entire work required by the Tender Documents. Inquiries, should be directed to Paul Christensen, Public Works Department - 534-3211, Local 280, or Theo Boersma, Local 284. Specifications and Tender Documents may be obtained from the Engineering Department office of the Corporation of the Township of Langley, on or after June 12, 1985. ' KATHI GARINGER . Purchasing Clerk ... The Corporation of the * Township of Langley 4914-221st Street . Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8 24-19455-2 ■ • ■ • • ■ . ' '.*. Does Father really know best? THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 31 By LORILL SHIER AII>E^3RpVE - Sunday, June 16 we celebrated Father's Day with the message "Does Fatter rfeally know best?" given by Reverend Wayne Wattman. It has been pressed home to children about telling and showing love for their parents. • V/ell. it woiks both ways. Adults are often neglectful in sharing their true feelings toward one another but most of all to their sons or daughters. IDspecially about the pride you feel for what they have and what they are going to accomlish in this life. We all need encouragement, assurance and love regardless of age. That's what makes the unconditional love that our lord, The Father has for us so wonderful and priceless. A very authoritative report ~ was • also given to us this last Sunday by our delegate to the B.C. conference in May. Entitled "Drumbeats and Decisions" the subject of the rights and fears and many situations regarding our native . Indians was. dealt with very effectively by Mrs. Larsen. Wednesday, June 19 we will have an in- teigenerational bar- beque at Aldergrove Lake paik between 6 and 9 p.m. We now have a name for our group "The Family Tree." Thanks to the originality of a new young member, Tanya Cassidy. This man made his funeral arrangements this morning... ■. \ . and he's fishing this afternoon. Making funeral arrangements in advance is not an unusual thing to do. In fact, it's one of the nicest things you can do for your family, for it removes the burden of decision-making from their shoulders at a difficult time. For complete information about pre-arranged fune'rals, see us. 1 ^HENDERSON'S ^A_ I I FUNERAL HOMES LTD |ii%B ' "Paopla Helping People" 20786 Fraser Hwy., Langley 530-6488 45901 Victoria Avenue, Chilliwack 792-1344 Mennonite Church scene of wedding y> i CIEARBROOK - Sheilagh Catherine McCarthy and David Abraham Renpenning were married May 25, in Clearbrook Mennonite church. The bride is the daughter of Frances Zurowski of Abbotsford and Eugene McCarthy of Los Angeles. The groom is the son of David and Lillian Renpenning of Clearbrook. Rev. Jacob Enns officiated the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a traditional gown with a princess neckline of french lace, fitted bodice, puffed sleeves, A-line chiffon skirt and cathedral train. Her pearl trimmed hat held a blusher and a %- length veil. She carried a silk bouquet of pink lilies, roses, fuschias, carnations accented with greens and ribbons. Matron of honor was Angela Zurowski, sister of the bride, and the bridesmaid was Shelley Kornelson. Flowergirl was Shelley Hamilton. The groom was attended by Charlie Reed, as best man, and Brian McPhedran. Ring bearer was Chris topher Zurowski. Chuck Under was master of ceremonies. Charlie Reed proposed the toast and. Simon Gibson said grace. Distant guests Ben and Herbert Renpenning from Mexico, Ted and Kim Vogle- pohl from Oregon, Cindy Rothe from Calgary. Flowers were arranged by Lore" at Clearbrook Silk & Natural Florists. Photographs by Image Makers. Video taping by Elmer Zurowski and Sid Jones. After a honeymoon in Victoria the couple will reside in Clearbrook. This day was also the birthday of both the bride and of the groom's father. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sheilagh C. McCarthy] Renpenning [nee - Image Makers 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 Ofllce: 856-6113 24-14832-tf IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 3232 r 272 Street Family Study Hour 9:15 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome 8S6-4710 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 AD&GROI/E BAPTIST CHURCH 28163 Swensson Ave., Aldergrove 858-1413 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. 32 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1985 For the past three years, these Girl Guides have worked hard to earn the highest level of achievement in Guides, the All Round Cord. They were presented with their cords and certificates at the advancement to Pathfinders ceremony in North Otter dis- trice. They are [left to right] Josie Wight, Lisa Woloschuk, Tara-Lea Henry, Melanie Chernoff and Stacey Jeffery. Dog bites hand that feeds it GLEN VALLEY - A local woman who had been feeding her neighbor's dog, suffered severe injuries when the dog turned on her, Thursday. Ruth Elaine Martsch had been caring for the large Doberman for the past two weeks for its owners, who are away on holiday. At 11:30 a.m., June 13, it suddenly attacked her. Two men in the neighborhood of the 24600 block of River Rd. came to her assistance and prevented more serious injuries. Gordon Wilfred Beauchesne and Joseph Alfred Beauchesne are credited with the rescue. Martsch received severe lacerations to her left shoulder and arm and was taken to Royal Columbian hospital for treatment. " The Doberman was put in the control of the local S.P.C.A., while RCMP contact the owners. . I SAVE UP TO FREE®. 13m 00^ AT SNAPS -on every roll processed. • DROP OFF A ROLL OF FILM For our custom quality jumbo 4x6 prints on professional silk matte finish. • PICK UP A ROLL OF FUJI FILM The high resolution super sharp bright film with great color. ABSOLUTELY FREE MIN 20 PRINTS • C41 PROCESS ONLY OFFER ENDS JULY 31 All prints are done in our jumbo size on professional matte paper with our guarantee - Satisfaction or your money back. NAPS (NEXT TO SAVE-ON FOODS) Anr Del* Your cost OllC HfcU. less Iree lilm DISC »6.95 '2.68 24 EXP. M0.99 $7.05 36 EXP. 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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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