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mmmmm*. Legislative Library Parliament Buildings Victoria, B.C. AIDERGROVE - Twelve girls will be competing for the Aldergrove Rose Queen title on June 2. Each girl is sponsored by a local business or community dub. The beautiful dozen are Karin Lee Braun, Miss Otter Co-Op; Leslie Coupe, Miss Valley Travel; Shannon Douglas, Miss R and M Tires; Lisheanne Edmonson, Miss Sunshine Texaco; Kelly Flan- nery, Miss Aldergrove Credit Union; Elaine Garrett, Miss Village Bookshop; Susie Grimes, Miss G and W Electric; Kim Royal, Miss Aldergrove Chamber of Commerce; Laureen Simard, Miss Century 21, Paris Realty; Rosalie Trienke, Miss Pirro's Pizza; Shelly Tumquist, Miss Aldergrove Kinsmen and Deanne Winton, Miss Aldergrove Centre Mall. During the next month the giris will be busy in various activities, ahd the first one will take place this Saturday, April 27, from 1 - 4 p.m., when they will hold a car wash at the Otter Co-Op parking lot. Here is your opportunity to meet the giris in person and V8V 1X4 get your car washed for the special bargain price of only $2. They will also hold bake sales at the Aldeigrove Centre Mall flea market on Sundays, April 28, May 5,19 and 28; from 10 to 4. Another opportunity for you to meet them in person. Friday, May 10 at 7 Time as p.m. and again Saturday, May 11 at 3 p.m., the giris will be modelling in a fashion show at the Aldeigrove Centre mall, showing the fashions from Suzanne's and Saans. The contestants will also take part in the Bradner May Day parade on May 20. Vol. 28 No. 17 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 40 pages 30 cents Established 1957. 3069 - 272 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. Call 856-8303 or 656-5212. Dog attacks costly for all NORTH OTTER-It is a story that's been told countless, times before, in this and other newspapers, and likely will continue to be told: The neverending story of the financial and emotional ' losses caused by roving dogs, marauding the neighboring chicken penis, sheep pens or QUEEN HOPEFULS GET TOGETHER Nine of the twelve Aldergrove Rose Queen contestants met Tuesday afternoon for a windy picture taking session. They are, back row left to right: Kelly Flannery, Rosalie. Trienke, Lisheanne Edmonson, Shannon Douglas, Laureen Simard and Shelly Tumquist. Front, left to right: Susie Grimes, Deanne Winton and Elaine Garrett. Missing In the picture are Karen Lee Braun, Leslie Coupe and Kim Royal. whatever. The dogs are all varieties and sizes and are usually licenced pets. They atr tack day or night and ,* $eepage.__'- ''*'''" INSIDE: ALDERGROVE - An 18 year old employee of Rosewood Farms has confessed to setting fire to a large chicken barn last Monday morning (April 15). William James Pottruff appeared in Langley Rovincial Court, April 23 on charges pf arson. The fire destroyed a 15,000 square foot bam and 17,000 chickens, and total damages are estimated tq exceed a quarter of a million dollars. Other chicken barns and neighboring homes were saved by the quick action of farm employees, neighbors and firefighters from the Otter, Murrayville and Aldergrove halls. Firefighters were only able to let the fire- engulfed bam bum to the ground, and prevent the spread of flames to other build ings. Relatively minor damage was caused to another bam housing more than 10,000 chickens. Neighbors in die rural - residential neighborhood trained hoses on a nearby home, to minimize damage from the extensive fire. Society dissolved as debt grows LANGLEY-There will be no Langley Days festivities this year. At an executive meeting held last week, directors voted to dissolve the society that has staged the annual event for the past dozen-years. An 'extreme debt load' was cited as the reason for declaring insolvency. John Harnett, the society's 1985 chairman, blames the financial situation on 'numerous unauthorized expenditures' made in 1984. In an interview with The Star, Harnett said that the deficit appeared to be roughly 4,000 dollars when he took office. However, in the last couple of months more and more unpaid bills surfaced, and the 1984 deficit rose to 11,000 dollars. Directors felt that was more than they could handle, he said. 'We had the 1985 'Days' all arranged,' he said. "And had planned on a four-day low-budget affair between June 19 and 23, but we were being pressured for money, as you can well imagine." In previous years the festivities were spread over 10 days, centering around downtown Langley and Brookswood arena. Harnett said there were "three major things" that contributed to the society's downfall. One was a jamboree held in conjunction with the 1984 'Days' and the other two the publication of commemorative set of stamps and a souvenir program. He said subcommittee chairmen had spent money on these projects without authorization, and apparently also without later informing the executive of the existence of these commitments. Creditors only began to close in this spring. Harnett said they made it clear they were waiting for grant money to come in from the two Lang- leys, and as the money didn't come, the bill collectors became more and more persistent. Harnett said the society could have re- veived grants of 5,000 dollars from the township and the city, but directors felt it would be irresponsible to accept this money and watch it being swallowed up by old bills before the 1985 events even got underway. It was a hard decision to make, Harnett said, because it left some of the past executive dangling on the hook. He said at least one former director had signed personal guarantees, on the society's behalf, with a local bank. That particular volunteer worker, he said, now owes the bank 2,000 dollars, and there is no way he in going to get around that. Creditors who don't hold personal gurantees of this nature can wave goodbye to their money. Co// The Star 8S68303 856-5212 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 Farm losses to marauding dogs never seem to cease From front page usually can't be bothered to eat any of what they kill. And, more often than not, their owners, when traced, refuse to acknowledge their guilt despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Darrell Wright and his family are enraged. Last Monday, April 13 evening, a dog entered their hobby farm at 5420 - 248 St., and killed their ewe. Two lambs were unharmed and fortunately have been weaned on to grain and hay. Then an immediate neighbor on 54 Ave. lost two lambs on Saturday night from her flock of ten. Wright says he was alarmed by his own dog's barking, and when he and his wife investigated they saw a German shepherd-, cross dog in their yard. Wright ordered his dog to chase it off, and a fight ensued but he was unable to determine which way the dog ran. "We think it's a local dog," says Wright, "and it's going to keep happening unless someone does something about it. Once a dog starts this, it can't stop." The municipality of Langley, through a process established by a bylaw recompenses residents who lose livestock to dogs, but Wright says more than money is usually involved. "The sheep are the pets of our children and they're veiy upset with the loss." Wright will improve the security at his property and is appealing to neighbors in the area to keep their dogs at home. Residents should also be aware that the municipality allows farmers to shoot any animal which is caught in the act of destroying livestock. Farmers, too, should remember that they will be liable for any injury or damage to public life and property arising from use of firearms. The use of firearms is otherwise forbidden in Langley, except at the rod and gun dub property. Sheep "defenseless" Three year old Jacqueline Stone offere a spontaneous hug to one of her family's ewes, "Butting Bertha." Bertha's two lambs were savagely attacked by.a roaming dog over the weekend. The neighborhood has been plagued by a string of similar incidents in the past week. NORTH OTTER - Jade and Terry Stone lost some of their sheep flock to a loose dog this past week. They've kept sheep in a fenced field adjoining their home for the past two years, and up until last Sunday morning, had a flock of ten. ; At about 1 a.m. their neighbor Larry Janzen was alarmed by noises, and upon investiga: tion heard a dog baric and stretch the wire mesh fence in escape. Janzen interrupted the dog's rampage too late, however; the two lambs were still breathing, but were in agony. One had her shoulder disconnected and severe bites all down her spine, and the other was lying with her neck broken and torn open as well as a disconnected shoulder. "I called a friend with a gun to come out and put them out of their miseiy," said Teriy. She adds that the lambs' mother, affectionately called "Butting Bertha" is despondent over her loss of the month and a half old lambs, and pained by the pressure on her udder, as well. "People seem to have an image of sheep as stupid, but they're not really. They're just defenseless," said Terry. "The lambs were in a terrible state; it was awful to see." Poundkeeper Ray Anderson came out Monday morning to investigate. The munidpality paid out $35 each for the lambs, but Anderson said the legislation will upgrade fence requirements soon in the case of claims under.the bylaw. "I guess they're getting sick of paying out the See page 18 m Stedmans Gigantic Liquidation Sale Continues DU/o savings and more! twill S°~" AUsoleS final- CASH OR CREDIT CARD SALES ONLY ©Stedmans Aldergrove Centre Mall Phone: 856-1522 © Stedmans SCRATCH & SAVE 10%, 15%, 25% or50% (One Discount Card Per Customer) SEAL TO BE REMOVED ONLY BY A CASHIER ... CARDMS GOOD FOR ONE caMPle ip£ 0*T _r«r VOU « rttlC TRANSACTION ONLY ON THE DATE(S) I nafc J° _, nlcK ° SPECIFIED. CARD MUST BE VALIDATED. OFFER IS VOID IF THE SPECIAL SEAL HAS BEEN TAMPERED WITH DO NOT REMOVE THIS SEAL up at Signed PLEASE READ REVERSE SIDE VALID ONLY ON THURS. APRIL 25th. - 9 am - 9 pm. OPEN 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. to Wed. 9:30 to 9:00 Thure. & Frl. 9:30 to 5:30 Saturday The Family Store with that Hometown Feeling Just Say "CHARGE-IT!" USi YOUR HANDY SUDMAHS CARD mmmmmmmmmwmemmm BCS SB WmWBn THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 Runner brings message of peace to Moscow ALDERGROVE - Don Woodbury is running from his home in Vancouver to Moscow, and is collecting names for a petition he hopes to present to the Kremlin. Last Monday he set foot in Aldeigrove, enroute to his planned stop for the night, Abbots- foid. Woodbury says his message is not political in the party sense, but a message of £. desire for peace. He's gathered support from a running shoe rhanufacturer, Adidas, and has letters of encouragement from politicians like premier Bennett, NDP leader Broad- bent and. Vancouver Mayor Harcourt. He also has a couple of hundred signatures gathered while on the road. He plans to run across southern Canada and northern U.S.A., then fly to Europe where he will trek to Moscow, soliciting signatures all along the way. His petition reads, "We, the undersigned, wish you, the Soviet people, no harm. We have the greatest respect for you, we want to live in peace with you, and we want you to he happy as equals in this worid. We hope you think the same about us." He says Aldergrove residents can send their signatures to Don Woodbuiy, General Deliveiy, Penticton, B.C. V2A 6J8. He expects to cross paths with another Canadian cross country runner, Steve Fonyo in the Okanagan. Donations to the Don Woodbuiy Peace Fund can be made at the Bank of B.C. m The annual walk for peace will be held in Vancouver this Saturday, April 27. Forces station to hold a field day AIDERGROVE - Canadian Forces Station Aldergrove will hold a mammoth field day in late June, followed by a 75 th naval anniv- ersaiy civilian employee appreciation dance. Current and former employees of the station from 1943 onward will be the guests of station military personnel. Chief petty officer Bob Fletcher is in charge of the event. Wallace meets SLAG BROOKSWOOD - Last night, NDP environment critic Barbara Wallace met with SLAG (Surrey - Langley Against Garbage) officials here. Today, Wallace will be touring the proposed locations for a regional dump in Langley. Four locations have been suggested as possible sites, one in each of the four corners of the township. Town Talk By LYNDA FRANZ Some governments have been talking of a flat rate for income tax assessments. Have you heard anything of this? What is your opinion? Hans Mertz: IfI don't have to pay as much, then it would be okay. They should actually go after the guy with all the money who gets away without paying income tax. Tom Hagedorn: Ive heard of it and I can see both points of view. I don't agree with it due to the different types of circumstances involved. It's hard on the people who don't have a lot of money. Neil McNernie: I've heard very little. I think it's a good idea because then everybody pays their fair share. The elite always write everything off. "Hiis way, everyone is equal. Lorie Hansen: I haven't heard a lot about this subject but I think everybody should have to pay the same amount of income tax. Betty Jupp: I haven't heard anything on this subject. i OF THE NEWLY RENOVATED O.K. CORRAL -APRIL 26, 27 & 28th, 1985 —-■ .—Our New Features Include..... * DELI - HOT & COLD SANDWICHES • FRESH PRODUCE ir HARD ICE CREAM • SLUSH & POPCORN Come in and have a coffee on us while you look around our new interior. - - - WATCH FOR OUR FLIER FOR IN-STORE SPECIALS - - - APRIL 26, 27 & 28th 27331 FRASER HIGHWAY, ALDERGROVE, B.C. 856-7510 HOURS: 7:00 A.M. - MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK! THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR % /juerwHeNYouV think vouteeon XT'THINGS... J The cost of hurting Let us all pause to show our sympathy to the unfortunate Canadian who hurts himself at his home. This citizen is the one whose suffering is no way relieved by the consoling thought of compensation. . The sad tale of the Canadian at home is a reminder that an injury on home base is one on the house. Fall off the roof and suffer permanent injury and you will meet the costs involved. The doctor and the hospital are largely taken care of. What else is there? Try it and see! When a recent court decision awarded a young Canadian a record amount of money in respect of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident the gap between injury at home and injury elsewhere was suddenly expanded. When a retired Saanich teacher recently fell from a ladder after removing a bird's nesting box, he fell from the ladder and put himself to bed for a length of time. He was at home. He gets no help beyond medical attention. Had he fallen on a highway, there to be struck by a car, his medical costs would have been paid. Then he could have gained compensation for extra costs involved and for shock or other losses. Had he sustained his injuries in a fall while purchasing a hot cross bun, the vendor's insurance policy would have met all costs with an extra for more abstract aspects of the event. The scale of compensation tends to rise in proportion to the distance from home when the accident occurred. It simply does not pay to get hurt at home. -Gulf Islands Driftwood Sick project is a priority VICTORIA - WhUe there may be legitimate candidates lining up for help from British Columbia's new Commissioner of Critical Industries, the candidate at the top of the sick list has to be the government's own Northeast Coal project according to opposition spokesman Bob Williams. Williams (NDP-Vancouver East) says "there is no industry in the province that is in tougher shape than Bill Bennett's own Northeast Coal project. While the government has already spent about $720 million in public money on the project, the largest mine, Quintette, is failing badly." Listen to taxpayers Editor, The Star, Sir, In my view, with the exception of Muriel Arnason, the municipal council goes about their business with total disregard for the tax paying public. It appears to me that if council gives a project its blessing the taxpayers of the community are totally disregarded if they express any opposition. We in the County Line area are fighting to keep a piece of property from being rezoned from agriculture to industrial to allow for a vinegar bottling plant. I would like to know how a municipality can possibly justify an industrial site such as this to be allowed to locate in the middle of an agricultural area, especially when there are so many industrial areas sitting half empty? We have submitted to council our petition against this vinegar bottling plant being put into our community. As I understand it, we are not alone in our fight against council. There are other outraged taxpayers in the municipality of Langley fighting council against different plans for their area. I know they too have submitted petitions against such plans. Aid. Carol Gran was quoted in this paper as saying petitions are not worth the paper on which they are written. She went on to say "I can no longer look at petitions as having any validity, they don't mean anything at all.* I would like to know, how better can a laige group of disgruntled taxpayers express their objections and concerns over a proposed plan that will affect the community? It sounds to me as though council would rather be left alone to do as they see fit and not be bothered to hear what the people they are supposed to represent have to say. I feel at this time we have only one alderman on council who really cares about the people who elected her to office, that being Muriel Arnason. We have a chance on June 1 to elect one other'council member who will have the tax paying public's best interest at heart. I think it is time that all our separate communities band together and show this cpuncil that we want and need elected officials who will welcome public input as to how we would like to see our municipality planned and run. JANEALLAM 26146 - 62 Avenue, Aldeigrove Is it only a dream? Editor, The Star, Sir, In the book, Alice in Wonderland, Alice makes the comment, "curiouser and curiouser", and after attending the last public meeting of the langley school board, I find myself saying the same thing. Por the better part of the meeting, I heard various groups, including some trustees, complain about the cutbacks in education' funding in this district. I heard how teacher morale was low, how trustees and administration were faced with the task of having to cut comers everywhere to struggle along on the budget set by the min- istiy of education. I heard how supplies have been cut, how programs have been discontinued, and how the public education system is being destroyed. Oh what a terrible situation we were in. However, on the agenda was a presentation from a principal and a teacher from an elementary school, regarding an effective teaching program, they were involved with, at their school. Their presentation was very interesting, and they seemed veiy enthusiastic about their role in the school. On behalf of the board, Trustee Greenwood enthusiastically thanked the presenters for a job well done, then went on to say that langley had the finest teachers in the province, and that the Langley schools were getting better all the time. As a member of the public listening to all this, I was completely at a loss to understand what was going on. Who is telling the truth? On one hand we have the school board saying Langley is underfunded, the school system is deteriorating, and before the meeting is over we have the same board saying things are great, and improving. On one hand we hear the teachers' morale is at its lowest level ever, yet during the meeting, we are addressed by two very enthusiastic teachers. I will continue to attend the public meetings, and try to determine for myself what is the truth in the funding issue. Maybe at the end of all this we will wake up just like Alice, and find we've only been dreaming. GEORGE CROOME Langley Clean up image, manners Editor, The Star, Sir, Recently I walked around our town of Aldergrove. The longer I walked the more I became annoyed at the tremendous amount of garbage along our streets which is not totally visible when you chive. A 3-4 block radius of the centre is a garbage dump. We pay our taxes to Langley Munic, who in return do not supply a garbage pickup system nor a cleanup service. I know it's not their fault for our dirty streets, but they could employ someone once in a while to help us, while we do our part. What is our part? It is to educate the juveniles in this town. Half of them don't know the words, "please' "excuse me are or mean, and the other half have never been taught the usage of a garbage can. I feel sorry for the futures of these kids because their parents haven't taken the time to discipline them on the basics of life. So come on Aldeigrove. Let's dean up this mess. 'thank you" or NAME WITHHEID mmwmammm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 BULK FOODS NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR s ALDERGROVE SUPER VALU STORE «■ • k" —<"• S Fresh Whole Frying Chicken % California. Canada No. 1 Grade. $ Head Lettuce Iceberg variety. each ^ % Prices effective Wed., April 24 to Sat., April 27,1985. We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities mmmmmmammmmmwimmmmtmmmttmmm^^ mmW0mmm_\ wmmmmmmimmiatammMmmmm* mmmmmmmmmmm mi—wOWw ities. f j !HS5HS*WB""*!""W 6 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 Constant, educated activity By RAE FETHERSTONHAUGH ALDERGROVE - Sid Reeve's metal fabrication shop resembles a bee-hive! Activity is constant, but expert organization is evident. Safety equipment is clearly labelled and in place, and all machinery is operated with skill and care. Although this career preparation class at Aldeigrove Secondary School is not a professional shop, it is operated like one. Reeve's grade 11 and 12 students are refreshingly mature, as I discovered when I visited them in March. They have learned to be self-directed, and approach their projects with independence and enthusiasm In this two-year program the students master the basics of machine shop and welding work in preparation for further post- secondary education (at P.V.I, or B.C.I.T., for example), apprenticeships, or employment. Work experience appointments offer the students an opportunity to put their skills to use in a businesslike environment. Reeve insists that the theory necessary for success in the metalworidng industry be completed by his students before they finish the program. Evidence of this integration of theory and practice was revealed by Mark Friesen (grade 11) who patiently explained the process of oxycutting as he cut parts for a hydraulic jack he is building. When asked about his future plans, Mark responded, "I plan to go into the metalworidng business and this program gives me better chances. I do plan on going to vocational school, too, probably P.V.I." Daryl Knoller, (grade 11) demonstrated how scrap aluminum horseshoes donated to the class were being melted down and molded into a part for his drill press. Daryl will probably attend P.V.I, as well, but is not certain of his future goals. Reeve is pleased with the success pf the metal fabrication program. "Most of these students eventually go out to work in the field," he explained. "They have learned the theory, safety precautions, and skills of machine operation which will ensure that they are readily employable. Those who do go on to college frequently receive advanced credit and-or advanced standing, and are able to pursue an accelerated program. But the success of the program depends on these students," he added modestly. "Without their positive and professional attitudes towards their work, I could not function effectively as a teacher." Pre-school controversy addressed The current controversy over closure of day care centres, amid allegations of child abuse, have had serious consequences for all preschool teachers. The public recog nizes the value of day care and nursery school but the B.C. Pro School Teachers' Assoc, is hoping for greater support for improvement in licensing regulations and guidelines. The head of their Legislation Committee, Sandra Griffin will speak at a parent- teacher workshop, this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at FVC, Abbotsford campus. Fee is $3. QUALITY? HESS PRICE? 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There were a variety of events "under the Dome" - three and four wheel all- terrain vehicles, off- road dune buggies as well as different categories of dirt bike races. Local riders figured prominently in the top placings. In the BF. Goodrich challenge final for off-road race cars, Langley's Gerry Charlton and Ed Van Gool finished third and sixth, respectively, in their home-builts. Dan Crowie, Aldergrove was seventh, in a custom, and finished third in the qualifier race. Warren Miller, Maple Ridge finished fifth; Jim Rogers, Surrey, finished eighth; and Langley's Gerry Charlton finished second in the second qualifier race. || the; GA Checkpoint A.T.V. national race, Mark Holz of Lynden, Wash, rode a Yamaha to victory. Abbotsford Kawasaki sponsored the schoolboy invitational race, among 13 to 14 year olds of both sexes. Curtis Oaks, Ft. Langley rode a Kawasaki to first place, closely followed by two Washington riders, Tara Harrison and Susan. Chapman. Next were: Art Chadsey, Surrey; Jim Smith, Coquitlam; Jay Chenier, Aldergrove; David Hellam, Surrey; Cory Mclntyre; Tony Sandstrom, Langley and Ian Waite, Aldeigrove. Abbotsford rider Allan Dyck and his Yamaha finished second in the first qualifier and fourth in the finals. Pete Hesel, Abbotsford, rode to eighteenth in the second qualifier, second in the second quarter final and ninth in the Castrol Oils semi final. Langley's Mark Cunningham rode Honda to twelfth in the fourth qualifier, first in the second qualifier and tenth in the Cycle Canada semi final. The other riders in the final neatly squeezed the highly- touted Saskatchewan rider, Ross 'Roller- ball' Pederson out of the first comer, and he never regained the time lost. He placed third, following Ontario's Doug Hoover. NORTH OTTER - One hundred and twenty- six students at the elementary school "jumped for heart" last Thursday afternoon, raising $4092.84 for the Langley unit of the B.C. Heart Foundation. The participating students, from grades 3 to 7 spent a month and a half in training and preparation for the three-hour marathon. Principal John Balzer says the school's 350 students have participated in other charity programs this year, such as the Christmas Bureau, the Hunger Project and a fund-raiser for the Red Cross' work in Ethiopia. "These are positive projects," says Balzer, "and I've often been amazed with the awareness and positive attitudes exhibited by the students. They understand the issues very well." Oly's moving up VANCOUVER - Aldergrove Oly's will meet Vancouver Croatia at 2 p.m. this Saturday, April 27 at Seafair park in Richmond. If the Aldeigrove team wins the qualifying round in the La- batt's senior amateur soccer championship, they will later be playing against' either the Coquitlam Sabres A or the Vancouver Firefighters A Chariton fought hard for third team. The cup semi finals will be played at the Kinsmen Stadium in North Vancouver on Saturday, May 11, followed by the championship game the next day. Winner of the Labatt province cup will advance to the Canadian Soccer Association inter-provincial championship to be held in Alberta from October 11 to 14. VANCOUVER - The action was furious and hard fought as 11 racers battled for the BF Goodrich challenge cup of off road racing in a final feature race which saw cars crashed and bashed. Roger Caddell, 23, of Puyallup, Wash, locked wheel eariy with veteran racer Bill Lefeuvre of Lime- house, Ont. and from that moment those two battled and jostled for the opening laps. Lefeuvre broke his second gear and had to resort to experience to hang onto second place. A determined Gerry Charlton, 26, of Langley, in his first stadium race grabbed third spot despite having to overcome bent suspension parts from an eariy crash. Chariton had only completed building his car the night before and normally only competes in open long-distance events. He was last years top points driver in the Western Off Road Racing Association. .;_..' Ed Van Gool of Langley placed sixth, and Dan Crowie of Aldergrove took seventh spot. In the Vancouver Super- cross final, Allan Dyck of Abbotsford rode to fourth position on his Yamaha bike. ■ I R.V. OWNER Why are we i. giving you a gift? IF WE JUST TOLD YOU ABOUT HOL.DAYTRAILS RESORTS - YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE US! . . . 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This offer is limited and may be withdrawn at any time. \ J s It r r i •m 8 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 Aider Lanes bowing scores Historyon display fot■ walkers next weekend YBC BANTAMS March 23 Garfields 41, Ghost Busters 41, Silver Streaks 34, Pin Busters 33, Transformers 27, Alley Cats 25, Big & Littles 21.5, Gremlins 6, Mogwai's 4.5. MHT Christopher Stone 361, MHS Shawn Christofferson 231, LHT Starlene Azyan 364, LHS Starlene Azyan 218, MHA Shawn Christofferson 148, LHA Jennifer Sorokowski 137. FRIDAY MIXED March 29 Rosie's Kids 33, Headpins 31, Burntouts 30, Slowhands 26. THT Slowhands 3492, THS Slowhands 1358, MHT Bruce 787, MHS Bruce 370, LHT Marg 711, LHS Edna 325, MHA Bruce 215, LHA Marg 198. YBC JRS. & SRS. ' March 30 Yup Definitely 23, Annie's Bananies 22, Fab 5 20, De Street Bum Strikers 18, Strikers 12, Bobcats 10. GTA Shirley Geisbrecht 213, BTA Robert Elliott 207, GHS Shirley Geisbrecht 331, BHS Bob Kosolofski 377, GHT Shirley Geisbrecht 815, BHT Bob Kosolofski 768. YBC BANTAMS March 30 Garfields 49, Ghost Busters 48, Silver Streaks 43, Pin Busters 39, Alley Cats ALDERGROVE OAP BOWLERS D. Cross 510 K. Wood 466 I. Boyce 503 R. Henderson 463 Y. Rankin 438 M. Thomson 501 T. Wharton 462 K. Madsen 435 R. Taylor 504 D. Howard 459 J. Mills 432 B. McCarthy 405 R. Engbretson 479 V. Moore 469 K. Perley 467 M. Demkes 498 B. Ingram 478 F. Reid 538 S.-Winkworth 490 A. Diblee 544 E. Burchmore 525 Sid 569 F. Wix 483 H. Christianson 539 G. Weibe 492 B. Ferguson 466 P. Samec 538 F. McCarthy 463 C. Taylor 558 30, Transformers 29, Big & Littles 25.5, Mogwai's 7.5, Gremlins 7. GTA Jennifer Sorokowski 138, BTA Shawn Christofferson 148, GHS Jennifer Sorokowski 227, BHS Shawn Christofferson 231, GHD Jennifer Sorokowski 365, BHD Christopher Stone 361. SUNDAY FUN April 7 Bad Bowlers 774.5, Coast to Coast 725, Pot Lickers 723.5, TNT 697, Bucky Luggers 662.5, Shud-a-bln 638.5, All J's 601.5, Lofters 574.5, Out to Lunch Bunch 567, Dave's Devils 370.5. THT Coast to Coast 3727, THS Coast to Coast 1406, MHT Ken 935, MHS Burt 368, LHT Jenny 706, LHS Sandy 299, MHA Ryan 236, LHA Lynne 191. IOF MONDAY 6:45 P.M. AprllS Gamblers 55, Muckers 41, Whiskey Jacks 40, Gutterklngs 39, Lucky 5's 35, Yo-yo's 29, Cut-ups 25, Walnuts 25, Handicaps 22, Maples 21. THT Gamblers 3662, THS Gamblers 1398, MHT R. Wonnek 804, MHS D. Horstead 342, LHT B. Skwarok 865, LHS B. Skwarok 339, MHA R. Wonnek 220, LHA B. Skwarok 233. MONDAY NIGHT 9-11 Aprils Hi Rollers 201.5, Solid 4 162.5, "34" Bills 149, Tom's Team 144, Hot Squad 139.5, Parkerhouse 126, ID Gas 125, Walker & Co. 119, Fast 4 116.5, Angels 92. THT Hi Rollers 4342, THS ID Gas 1252, MHT Ryan 1111, MHS Rob 365, LHT Val 1133, LHS Sandy 348, MHA Soapy 233, LHA Betty 237. TUES. COFFEE April 9 Splits 40, HI Rollers 32, Alley Oops 32. THT Aliens 3512, THS Aliens 1309, LHT. Denise Richards 731, LHS Sandy Holborn 311, LHA Denise Richards 203. TUESDAY MIXED 7-9 April 9 Hot Shots 38, High Rollers 36, Jokers Wild 34, Lefty's Rights 34, Baron Bun 29, Mariners 28, Alley Cats 27, Dirty D's 23, Ding-a-llngs 21. THT Baron Bun 3591, THS Jokers Wild 1319, MHT Chris Dent 876, MHS Ron Moore 371, LHT Lucy Minnis 838, LHS Lucy Minnis 329, MHA Chris Dent 221, LHA Carole Freund195. WED. LADIES 7-9 April 10 Misfits 76.5, Busy Bees 61, Sextettes 50.5. THT Misfits 3445, THS ALDER LANES JOIN A SPRING LEAGUE AND WIH CA$H $$$$$$ Tuesday 9:45 am Ladies Starts May 14 Tuesday 7:00 pm Mixed Starts May 14 Wednesday 7:00 pm Mixed Starts May 8 CALL 856-2034 PORT LANGIEY - For those taking part in the 23rd annual Langley Walk, to be held Sunday, May 5 out of Fort Langley park, the three routes will each travel past some historical sites. The 13.1 mile main walk will pass the Walnut Grove store at 96 Avenue and 208 Street. Rosalee Yeoman has looked after the store and general post office for almost 40 years. On the opposite comer stood the original West Langley elementary school until it bumed down several years ago. Along the route Youth lacrosse resumes CIJSARBROOK - Matsqui - Abbotsford mini plastic lacrosse for children age 5-7 resumes this week in preparation for the May-June season. Youngsters may still sign up at regular Tuesday and Thursday evening Busy Bees 1260, LHT Melsa 733, LHS Rose 301, LHA Melsa 185. THURS. NIGHT MIXED April 11 Misfits 50, Doorknobs 39, Six Pack 39, Mr. Eds 36, Gutterballs 35, Double Trouble 34, Cheers 29, Duffers 26, L&J Automotive 23, Final Frame 19. THT Misfits 3699, THS Misfits 1399, MHT Pat Lowney 790, MHS Cam Heppner 333, LHT Judy Hazzard 799, LHS Judy Hazzard 350, MHA Howard Huston 218, LHA Judy Hazzard 198. MENS ALLSTAR April 11 Pinboys 31, Sportsmen 31, Chuckers 35, Beavers 20, Wlpeouts 19, WB's 10, Dairy Queen 16, BRT18. JHT Dairy Queen 3205, THS Dairy Queen 928, MHT Ryan Dolby 1264, MHS Ryan Dolby 450, MHA Ken Woykin 236. practice sessions. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 25, the tyke-minityke teams are at Rotary lacrosse box in McMillan Parte from 6 to 7 p.m. The youngsters also practise Tuesdays, 6-7 p.m., in Clearbrook communi ty centre gymnasium. Information is available at 853-8624 or 859-4082. Plastic sticks and balls are provided for players, who should have their own lacrosse or hockey gloves and helmet and facemask. are several pioneering family farms, including Yeoman, McAdam, Muench, Nordman, Edge, and Houston. A cairn marks the original Township of Derby, once site of the shortlived first capital of B.C. The 6.4-mile route will take the walkers and runners past Sel- lars and Hope farms. At 96 Avenue and 216 Street are the giant redwoods or California sequoias, planted as seedlings imported from Ranee by CE. Hope in 1889. CE. Hope was the I grandfather of Alex Hope, reeve of Langley and MLA in 1945. ;: The Fort langley golf course was originally part of the Hudson Bay Company land. Those that choose the 1.8-mile wheelchair-stroller route will see Logan's dairy farm which started about 1929. Adjacent to Port Langley parte is the cemetery. The first burial, in 1882, was of Robert Mackie, father of the township's first warden. I Register Now for INDUSTRIE «. FIRST MP Trainin Leading to Worker"* Compensation Board Certification. Courses mm being organized In the Langley area. For Information and registration Phone: 321-2651 The major teacher of Industrial Flrat AM In Canada for over 100 yeara. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE 6111 Camble St., Vancouver V5Z 3B2 ! 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THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 Adylt workshops in painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography and other visual arts are available. "What is needed are workshop requests from individuals or groups in Aldergrove," says programn liaison officer Judith O'Keeffe. Request forms and workshop details are available in artist- teacher catalogues at public libraries and college centres. Requests should be submitted before May 30. Workshop will be held between October and March 31, 1986. A registration fee of $40 per student is applicable. TdeWaves Reveen in Langley benefit Renowned hypnotist, "Reveen, the Impossiblist" -will appear May 10, 8 p.m. at Langley Civic Centre, courtesy of Langley - Brookswood Lions. The lions are donating proceeds from >tM benjpfjf f$o the Fraser Academy, a school for dyslexic children in south Langley. . Tickets are offered at a bargain price of $10 and are available at Mandeville Garden Centres in Surrey and Bumaby. Tickets will also be sold at special booths in local malls. Ed Marinaro of 'Hill Street Blues' By Wendy Wallace Any number of football players have tried to use their gridiron exposure to launch acting careers. Ed Marinaro, who plays Officer Joe Coffey on the highly-acclaimed "Hill Street Blues" (Thursdays on NBC), can consider himself one of the lucky ones. The former NFL running back decided to pursue acting after he was sidelined with a foot injury. He served a stint on the series "Laverne & Shirley," as Hollywood stunt man Sonny St. Jacques, and after he was released from that show tried out for "Hill Street Blues." The rest is history. Originally, Officer Coffey was scheduled to make a limited appearance on the series and die during a two-hour segment. But by some twist of fate, the script was rewritten, and Marinaro became a regular. "When I auditioned, Coffey was a lot different from what he turned out to be," the actor recalls. "I was a guest star in the last episodes of the first year because the writers needed another guy in uniform, and it was a good way to get Lucy Bates (Betty Thomas) on the streets." . The actor shows no hesitation when it comes * to expressing what he feels has helped carry the show to the top. "There are so many reasons — the authenticity, the interaction of the men in blue. It's a very real show, there's no formula to it. It's different from what people usually see on television, and it's uniquely shot. The writing is good, and the legal end seems so real. It's also an ensemble piece where no one is the big star." "I think Coffey is now ready to make some upward movement," Marinaro says of Coffey today. "He's serious about becoming a sergeant. "/ just want to be a better actor and go wherever that takes me." ©wescompuiog NFL TO HOLLYWOOD — Ex-gridiron star ■<Ed Marinaro plays Officei? Joe Coffey on "Hill , ' Street Blues," Thursday nights on NBC. Petra bridges the two camps LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! ITS ROCKY IV Rock and pop music frequently comes under fire from Christian groups, particularly the bom again or evangelical elements. Curiously, a large segment of the established music clique are themselves members of one denomination or another, although their music may be irrelevant to the "message," as in the case of Michael Jackson or may be an unquestioning expression of faith, as in the case of Van Morrison. An American band, Petra, was founded eleven years ago, expressly to promote the "word" within a contemporary arena- rock style. The five men have drawn from their experience working in "mainstream" rock bands, travelling the same circuits as Chicago, Petra appear April 29 at the QE Theatre. Janis Joplin, REO, Bob Seger and Ted Nugent. Their new album, "Beat The System" compares favorably with new releases from Foreigner or U2 (another group of Christians). Greg X Volz, a four-octave range singer, is a vocal powerhouse, and the band plays a high- energy rock. Their stage show also incorporates a lavish, high-tech production. They've sold over one million albums and have been nominated this year for the "gospel" Grammy. Without departing from their reference point of exhortation- al songs to build up the Body of Christ, Petra now takes aim in a bold new way at the lost, Convinced that the best way to bring souls to Christ is by equipping the saints for the task, they've fashioned a concept album which in many ways is devised as a musical tract addressing the plight of the lost person enslaved to the fallen world system. Petra (Greek for "rock") isn't overthrowing old time rock 'n' roll so much as advocating an alternative. "We have a tremendous time at our concerts; we dance all night. It's a full- fledged rock 'n' roll show but with a different spirit," says Volz. Tickets available at VTC-CBO outlets. An opportunity to be part of the action in the filming of Rocky IV, starring Sylvester Stallone, is being offered to anyone eighteen years or older by the Country Collection and sponsored by the Langley Arts Council. The Country Collection, 20560 - 56 Avenue in downtown Langley, are making plans to arrange to bus people from Langley to Vancouver's Agrodome for the filming of Rocky IV on Wednesday, May 8. Fbr each volunteer that attends the filming, Country Collection will be paid three dollars by Chartoff- Winkler Productions Inc., and in turn, these proceeds will be directed to the LA.C. Theatre Arts Complex Fund. The cost of this adventurous event is only five dollars for each participant which will include their lunch and refreshments throughout the day of filming, plus chances to win prizes in appliances, televisions, stereos, etc., while there. The buses will leave on May 8 from the Country Collection at 8 a.m. and return approximately at 5 p.m. Be sure to get your tickets as soon as possible from the Country Collection or phone them at 534-3448 to have some set aside for you. As part of the sequence of the movie, the audience is asked to wear dark clothing (greys, blues, browns or blacks) under warm overcoats, tweed jackets and fur hats. The men are suggested to attire in old fashioned double- breasted dark suits, and if possible, wide fedoras or brimmed hats. The casual dress with or without ties are acceptable also, as are sweaters and working clothes, but blue jeans are definitely taboo. Car wash perk for band customers Students in D.W. Poppy secondary will be washing customers' cars free this Friday as a unique feature of their fundraiser to send their music ensemble to the national competition. Between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m., the public can view the auction items as students wash cars. From 6:30 to 9:30 there will be a "silent auction," raffles, door prizes, bake sales, concessions and much more. They are hosting the Kamloops West- syde band this weekend, and will perform together Monday evening. The senior concert band, stage bands and singers travel to the Canadian Stage Band Festival in Quebec City, May 14 to 20. ^-•ItJ.lir'i'-VsAttftvt&irl* r\0Aif 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 ON BUDGET REISSUE Jazz classics re-surface Marketing your crafts PolyGram Records have reissued a series of "original jazz classics," drawn from the Verve catalogue and sold at a budget price. Seven of the ten titles are double-albums featuring vocalists Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. The Holiday album, "Stormy Blues" features trads recorded in l954-'55 with supporting musicians Benny Carter,. Harry Edison, Barney Kessel and many others. Although the title implies otherwise, she offers mudi more than merely the blues and sings a standard selection from the pens of Berlin, Ellington, Kahn, Gershwin, Mercer and Arlen. Of particular note is her stirring rendition of Dorothy Parker's "I Wished On The Moon." Six of the series are Fitzgerald's, two of which feature Armstrong, induding the Gershwin brothers' folk opera, "Porgy and Bess." The latter, recorded in 1957 is a piece of history that is alive and important today and will still be many years from now. Great melodies abound: "Summertime," "I Got Plenty 0' Nut- tin' " and "It Ain't Necessarily So" and so mudi more. There's also another sele ction of Fitzgerald-Armstrong collaborations on "Ella & Louis." The Fitzgerald albums are the "George & Ira Gershwin Song- book," "The Duke Ellington Songbook," "The Rodgers & Hart Songbook" and "The Cole Porter Songbook." She is accompanied by the Nelson Riddle Orchestra, Duke Ellington Orchestra and on the last two, the Buddy Bregman Orchestra. The grace which Fitzgerald brings to the music of these masters has never been equalled - and she's still doing it today (in concert May 10 at the Orpheum). The songs date bade to the best periods of the Broadway musicals and the big band era, and will never stop selling. Montreal pianist Oscar Peterson is featured on two single albums, "We Get Requests," and his original "Canadiana Suite,' with his 1965-period Trio (Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen). Also in the series is the Stan Getz-Charlie Byrd "Jazz Samba," a collection of Latin tunes by Byrd, Jobim and others. The series is available on record, cassette and compact disc. The quality of the pressing and package is first-class for the money. U.S. critics call him Canada's M.Twain What's that, you say? We say the U.S. ranks him with Mark Twain, that's what we say. See Clams Backes of The Denver Post: "An unsung literary giant in the grand populist mould of Marie Twain, Bret Harte ... and William Faulkner." See West Coast Review of Books: "Not since Marie Twain or the eariy Bret Harte have you ran into a writer of short stories this good." See The New York Times: " ... The kind of language that provides literature the nourishment it needs." Who is this, you say? Paul St. Pierre, we say. So do the critics say.So do his more than 75,000 fans on both sides of the border say. St. Pierre's latest book, Smith and Other Events, sold well both in Canada and the U.S. The collection of short fiction is now available in a quality paperback edition, published by Douglas & Mclntyre. The new paperback, which appers in Canadian book stores this month, joins two other quality paper- bads issued last year by Douglas & Mclntyre. One is Chilco- tin Holiday, a collection of St. Pierre's well known newspaper columns; the other is Breaking Smith's Quarter Horse. Both books are progenitors of Smith and Other Events, the book which Jim Blundell of the St. Catherine's Standard called "Undoubtedly ... one of the finest pieces of Canadian fiction ever written." Smith and Other Events, $8.95 paperback, Douglas & Mclntyre. B.C.A.A. TRAVEL presents "CRUISE NIGHT" May 6th/85 at 8:00 pm at the Sunrise Golf & Raquet Club 5640-188 St., Surrey, B.C. Tlcketi *3.00 - Phone In advance * Door Prizes ir Fashion Show • Refreshments 104 - 20151 Fraser Hwy., Langley 533-4455 FORT LANGLEY *, A spedal workshop for individuals involved in the fields of "crafts and arts will be offered at the Langley Centennial Museum on Saturdays, April 27 and May ll. Designed for .professional craftsmen, artists and arts managers, this one-day seminar will detail practical and profitable ways to enlarge your clientele and audience. The program runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and will be presented by a trained spedalist. It is designed to help practising arts and crafts people achieve the competitive edge Now that you have made It, how do you sell it? necessary to maximize finandal success. Each partidpant will receive a copy of the "Marketing Workbook." The registration fee is $10 and enrollment is limited. To pre- register, contact the museum at 888-3922. This seminar was or-, ganized in co-operation with the B.C. provindal skills program. Crafts people sought Preparation is underway for the Sunday, May 19th Alexandra Festival. In the tradition of past Alexandra Festivals, the day guarantees to be a family occasion - games for the kids, .music workshops, ethnic foods, craft sales, entertainment and plenty of people. Craft artisans, people willing to sponsor food booths, entertainers (musidans, dancers and jokes- ters) are all invited to reserve space at the event. As there is no fee for setting up a table, a 10 percent donation on all sales is requested. Arrangements will be made in case of indement weather, so be prepared rain or shine! For craft, food, or entertainment allocations, phone Camp Alexandra, 531-0493. Wednesday is Special Day at Sooter Studios Portraits of Babies, Children or Teens! .JLiilLi DLj l_^^i^k_ij-i!JkJL_k_ij * Created In The , Privacy Of Our Studio k Several Poses Will Be Taken k Several Packages To Choose From 1 - 8x10 2 - 5x7 4 - 3V£x5 50- Stamp Size a g. ft. .n a- a a a a a ^^&&^&£,&A All 57 Portraits fl fl O fl fl fl fl fl A A A A ft fl A A ft fl A fl fl A A A ft. fl ft ft A fl 0„.yn998 By appointment only: call 854-1972 Silver Anniversary Special FIRST CHOICE: Best Package All 57 Pictures Only $19.98 SECOND BEST: Second Choice Half Price All 57 Pictures Only $9.99 All remaining packages 1/4 price 57 Pictures - Only $4.99 Sooters Tak< your film to your jfavorltc Sooter location: West Oaks Mall, Clearbrook 854-1972 Sooter*! West Oaks store under new management. ppv.:v:.-y^w^'"™;w'l™i^ ALDERGROVE O.A.F.O. NEWS Art show attracted many THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 WAT'S ON . . . ENTERTAINMENT AND SOCIAL EVENTS 11 By DOREEN FOLKARD AIDERGROVE- The regional meeting of the South Fraser OAPO brandies was hosted by branch number 10 of Langley. Bea Dawson was in the chair. Nine branches attended from the Fraser Valley; delegates from Aldergrove were Steve Galigan, Ernie Cluett, Tom Folkard, Muriel Cluett, and yours truly. Next regional meeting will be hosted at Brooks- Aberdeen students active By Vivian Martens, Penny Brand, Rochelle Leonhardt, Wendy Stevenson ABERDEEN - At Aberdeen there were a variety of activities this week. Constable Skorupa is Visiting the various classes to talk about safety. Mrs. Buss- wood from Clearbrook Junior, was here to talk to the grade seven students about preparing for grade eight. The . "Jump rope for heart" will be finalized this week. Grade seven students are planning for I their year-end-wind- | up at Camp Chehalis. They will be going for f three days. The Advanced Combined Band is also planning for a trip to Kamloops on May 23, 24, and 25. The trip will be for three days. The band will play at many different schools in Kamloops. We all hope the plans for these trips will workout. wood. The art show held in the Aldergrove hall on Saturday, drew a sizable crowd. Three prizes were drawn. First prize was won by Vera Bekner (a picture), second prize (a cake) was won by Nancy Williams, and third went to Winnie Stevenson. Dance held on Saturday evening was well attended. Door prize went to Fred Gansky, and Eda da Ganf of Mission. Spot prize went to Bob Hare and Eda da Ganf. Inge's Design GRADUATION DRESSES DANCE COSTUMES WEDDING GOWNS By Appointment only TEL.: 856-8217, DAYS OR EVE. Custom Design Custom Sewing What's On listings are a free community service of Ttie Aldergrove Star. The public ie Invited to submit Information, by mall or In person, to our offices the Friday before publication. Aldergrove Art Club - every Wed., 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at OAP Hall, 273 St. Refreshments. All are welcome. I'll Be Back Before Midnight - Vancouver Playhouse drama at Waterfront Theatre, Granville Is. Tickets VTC-CBO. Call 873-3311. Ain't Mlsbehavln' - at Arts Club Revue Theatre, Granville Is. Tickets VTC-CBO. Call 687-1644. Family Matters - at Arts Club Theatre, Granville Is. Tickets VTC-CBO. Call 687-1644. Atlantic Visions - exhibit, Apr. 21 - May 26 at Centennial Museum - N.E.C., Ft. Langley. Free. 888-3922. Pirates of Penzance - Apr. 24-27 at Richmond Gateway Theatre. Tickets VTCCBO. Climax Jazz Band - Apr. 25 at Hot Jazz, 2120 Main St. Call 873-4131. Ramsey Lewis 4* V.S.O. - Apr. 26, 27, 29, 30, various times at Orpheum. Tickets VTC-CBO. Spring Arts Ball - dinner & dancing with Peter Murray's Band, Apr. 27, 6:30 p.m. at Newland's. Tickets $35 (proceeds to Theatre Arts Complex). Call 534- 0781,533-2646. Brews Brothers/Black Velvet - Apr. 27, 8 p.m; at Commodore. Tickets VTCCBO. 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TUE, THU) ffl TELE-FEUILLETON: JEAN CHRISTOPHE (FRI) ffl LE TEMPS DE VIVRE (WED) 3:00 ©QUINCY Langley Garden Club • meet May 3, 8 p.m. at Sharon United Church hall, 48 Ave. & 216 St., Murrayville. Refreshments. Visitors welcome. Freakers' Ball - May 3 at Commodore. Tickets VTCCBO. Rock a Roll Reunion - Chuck Berry, Chiffons, Freddie Cannon, Coasters, Lou Christie, Bobby Cur- tola on Sat., May 4, 7:30 p.m. at Pacific Coliseum. Tickets VTC-CBO. - Veltey Festival Singers • May 4, 7:30 p.m. at Clearbrook Community Centre. Program of Haendel, Israel in Egypt. Call 854-1848. Olu Qlnel Kabukl Theatre ol Japan - May 4 at QE Theatre. Tickets VTC-CBO. Klckboxlng Superbattle - May 4 at Royal Towers Hotel. Tickets VTC-CBO. Darcle Deavllle - May 4, 8 p.m. at La Quena, 1111 Commercial. Call 251-6626. $6. Qrand Old Opry - May 5, 2 p.m. at Abbotsford Arts Centre, 2329 Crescent Way. Tickets at door. Peter OundJIan - May 5-7 at Orpheum. Tickets VTCCBO. Toto- May 6, 8 p.m. at QE Theatre. Tickets VTC-CBO. Gregg Allman Band - May 7, 8 p.m. at Commodore. Tickets VTC-CBO. $11. Andreas Vollenweider - May 8 at Orpheum. Tickets VTC-CBO. Fraser Valley International Arts Festival - May 9-11, 9 to 9 daily, at Clearbrook Community Centre, 2825 Clbk, Rd. Entertainment, arts, crafts, foods. Admission by donation. Call 853- 1325,854-1848. Ken Whiteley - May 10, 8 p.m. at La Quena, 1111 Commercial. Call 251-6626. $6. Ella Fitzgerald/Paul Smith Trio/Joe Pass - May 10, 8 p.m. at Orpheum. 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Katherine Harder 5 Betty Suderman - May 11, 8 p.m. at' Columbia Bible Institute. Tickets $3. Eddie Murphy - May 11 at QE Theatre. Tickets VTCCBO. 54/40 - Bob's Your Uncle - Family Plot - Red Herring - Four local bands, May 11, 8 p.m. at Commodore. Tickets VTC-CBO. $7. Mualcal Diary of Samuel Pepys - May 11, 7:30 p.m. at Langley Comm. Music School, 4899 - 207 St. "A 17th century extravaganza embroiling Anthony Averay and a motley of musical wenches and roaring boys." Tickets at door. Andre Watta & V.S.O. - May 11,13,14 at Orpheum. Tickets VTC-CBO. Country Feet '85 - May 11 at Newton Arena. Tickets VTC-CBO. Silver Weaving - demonstration by Madeline Chls- holm, May 12, 2 to 4 p.m. at. Centennial Museum - N.E.C., Ft. Langley. Free. Barbara Pratenzlna Exhibit - May 12 to June 7 In foyer of Centennial Museum - N.E.C., Ft. Langley. Free. F.V. Quilters Qulld - meet May 13, 11:30 a.m. at Guildford Library, Surrey. Refreshments. Bring lunch. Visitors welcome. Langley Camera Club • meet May 14 & 28, 7:30 p.m. at Milner Church hall, Glover Rd. at 216 St. Features guest speaker Roy Craver & slides. Visitors welcome. SPIRIT BAY (FRI) FABULOUS FESTIVAL (MON) ©EDISON TWINS (TUE) ©GOING GREAT (WED) © EYEWITNESS NEWS AT 4:30 8FLINTSTONES HOCKEY (THU) fflL'ESCAPADE(FRI) ffl LES SCHTROUMPFS gJMON) ffl LE 101 OUEST, AVENUE DES PINS (TUE) fflAUJEU(WED) 5:00 © VIDEO HITS (MON, WED-FRI) 8 8 NHL HOCKEY (TUE) OOOQJNEWS 8 NHL HOCKEY (TUE, THU) 8 HOUSE CALLS (MON, WED, FRO Langley Arte Council - meets May 15, 8 p.m. at Arts Centre, 4899 • 207 St. Refreshments. Visitors welcome. Leonard Cohen - May 15,8 p.m. at QE Theatre. Tickets VTC-CBO. 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DAYTIME SPORTS 4:30 ffl HOCKEY Series elimi- natoires (Si necessaire) 5:00 ©NHL HOCKEY DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 © •• !4 "Prince Of Players" (1955, Biography) Richard Burton, Maggie McNamara. Family and personal tragedies mar the career of Shakespearean actor Edwin Booth. 2:30 ffl ** "Le Jardinier d'Argenteuil" (1966, Comedie) Jean Gabin, Liselotte Pulver. Un jardinier, son fii- leul et sa fiancee fabri- quent des billets de banque. EVENING 6:00 ©QNEWS ©ABCNEWSg © NBC NEWS 8 CBS NEWS 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack falls for a 40-year-old woman. 6:30 ©©NEWS ©TOP STORY © M'A'S'H Sudden symptoms of illness in Hot Lips and in Col. Potter's favorite mare cause concern in the 4077th. 7:00 © CANADIANS "Doukho- bor" ©WHEEL OF FORTUNE © © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Jaclyn Smith. ©JEOPARDY © AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER © TAXI Tony decides to fight under an assumed name when his boxing license is revoked. ©VANCOUVER ffl LE TELEJOURNAL g 7:25 ffl LE POINT 7:30 Q NHL HOCKEY Division Final. (Starting time tentative) OWEEKNIGHT ©TIC TAC DOUGH © SALE OF THE CENTURY O LITTLEST HOBO Hobo helps a local stuntman land a job in a major motion picture. (R) g © WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS © JEFFERSONS George and Lionel spend a long, hard day watching Jessica, g 7:60 ©EVENING EDITION 8:00 Q WILDSIOE An ornery ex-gunfighter who possesses a powerful new weapon seeks revenge against Brodie. g Q COSBY SHOW Clair rushes off to an important interview, leaving Cliff home to tend to Rudy who is sick in bed. (R) Q WKRP IN CINCINNATI Venus and Herb simultaneously undergo separate identity crises and both A VISIT TO VIETNAM Walter Cronkite returns to Vietnam 10 years after the fall of Saigon to reflect on the war and the battles on "Honor, Duty, and a War Called Vietnam,'' THURSDAY, APRIL 25 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog adopt new personalities. © MAGNUM, P.I. Higgins harbors an old friend who has broken out of jail to rescue his kidnapped grandson, and Magnum reluctantly agrees to help. (R) Q MOVIE kk% "Mazes And Monsters" (1982, Suspense) Tom Hanks, Wendy Crewson. The increasing involvement of four college students in the fantasy world of a game leads to tragedy. Based on Rona Jaffa's book. Q ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL II "Charity Begins At Home" After a tricky operation on a cat proves successful, Helen adopts him; and Siegfried gives Tristan a present. (Part 16 of 28) © MOVIE kkVs "The Midnight Man" (1974, Mystery) Burt Lancaster, Susan Clark. A college security guard relentlessly stalks the shadowy killer who murdered a campus co-ed. fflTRABOULIDON 8:30 ©FAMILY TIES To fulfill a course requirement, Alex and a long-time rival team up at a crisis center where they wind up with a crisis of their own over a call from a suicidal atudent. (R) © LITTLEST HOBO Hobo helps a local stuntman land a job in a major motion picture. (R)g ffl LE NATURALISTE EN CAMPAGNEg 8:60 ©EVENING EDITION 9:00 © EYE TO EYE A semi-retired private detective and his ex-partner's daughter become an unlikely investigative team in Hollywood. (R)g Q COSBY SHOW Clair rushes off to an important interview, leaving Cliff home to tend to Rudy who is sick in bed. (R) © SIMON & SIMON A.J. and Rick are hired by a woman who believes clues to the identity of her cartoonist father's killer can be found in hia comic strip. (R) © MYSTERYI "The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes" Holmes and Watson become embroiled in o Christmas Day caper involving a priceless jewel stolon from a countess and hidden inside a goose, g © FAME Cleo quits school after Chris writes an unfavorable review of her concert performance. ©PARE CHOC 0*90 © NIGHT COURT The lu natics 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) Q DOUBLE TROUBLE Allison is befriended by a fellow fashion design student with an ulterior motive, ffl GENIES EN HERBE 10:00 Q NATIONAL / JOURNAL o 20 / 20 Scheduled: Tom Jarrlel with a report on the safety of three- wheeled vehicles called ATVs.g Q © HILL STREET BLUES An investigative TV reporter is following Hill and Renko; LaRue admits he was with the wife of a slain man on the night of the murder; a rookie cop takes his life following an embarrassing event at a party the night before. (R) © SIMON & SIMON A.J. and Rick are hired by a woman who believes clues to the identity of her cartoonist father's killer can be found in his comic strip. (R) ©CBS REPORTS "Honor, Duty And A War Called Vietnam" Walter Cronkite reflects on the war in Southeast Asia, returns to battle sites, discusses the lessons learned a, decade after the war's conclusion and interviews veterans. Q MOVIE ••• "Who Was That Lady?" (1960, Comedy) Tony Curtis, Dean Martin. A college professor enlists the aid of a writer friend to help explain to his wife why he was kissing a atudent. © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO An ex-CIA executioner and a retired U.S. Army general conspire to assassinate the head of the Red Chinese delegation arriving in San Francisco. ffl A PREMIERE VUE Magazine sur le cinema. 10:30 ffl CINEMA kkYs "Le Maitre-nageur" (1979, Comedie) Guy Marchand, Stefania Sandrelli. Une jeune femme dont les rovos so realisent presque toujurs, pousse son mari a se presenter pour un poste de maitre-nageur. 11:00 ©OOONEWS © 0 CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © MARY TYLER MOORE Mary starts dating the anchorman from the top- rated television station and soon finds herself doubling as a spy. ©SPORTSPAGE 11:20 © VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ©NEWS 11:25 © BARNEY MILLER Evaluation reports cause worry for the detectives while the elderly owners of a porno store lodge a vandalism charge. 11:30 ©ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Q TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: Alan King. ©ALL IN THE FAMILY After preparing a farewell dinner for Mike and Gloria, Edith and Archie get quite a jolt when they learn that the couple has made other plans. © NEWHART Joanna rebels against the Vermont tradition of having women serve their husbands at potluck dinners. (R) ©SCTV 11:65 © MOVIE kkkVz "The Sea Hawk" (1940, Adventure) Errol Flynn, Brenda Marshall. England's Queen Elizabeth I encourages one of her captains, a dashing swordsman, to undertake acts of piracy against the Spanish on the high seas. 12:00 © POLICE STORY A Mexican-American officer returns to his old neighborhood to ward off a fight between rival gangs. © NEWHART When Stephanie's ex-husband and a stray sheep dog show up at the inn, life becomes more complicated for the Loudons. (R) © LATENIGHT AMERICA Scheduled: Frank Wilkinson, executive director of the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation; psychologist and author Ann Kaiser Sterns ("Living Through Personal Crisis"). © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER A distraught Barbarlno turns himself in at police headquarters because he blames himself for a teacher's heart attack. 12:05 O MOVIE kkVs "The Brain" (1969, Adventure) David Niven, Jean-Paul Belmondo. A daring attempt is made to heist secret military funds from 14 NATO countries. © MOVE kkV, "Destiny Of A Woman" (1971, Drama) Anthony Quinn, Mala Powera. A city mayor becomes involved in the lives of a young medical student being sued for malpractice and a pretty, unwed Asian mother aearchlng for the father of her child. © MOVIE *•* "Hotel" (1967, Drama) Rod Taylor, Catherine Spaak. A hotelier runs into numerous problems paying his overdue mortgage while a luxury chain attempts to buy him out. (R) 12:30 © © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN 12:35 © MOVIE kkYi "The Bermuda Depths" (1978, Science-Fiction) Burl Ives, Leigh McCloskey. Scientists encounter a beautiful girl who seems to have returned from the dead and is being pursued by a prehistoric creature. (R) 1:00 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:30 ©WEEKNIGHT 8 MUSIC CITY U.S.A. WELCOME BACK, KOTTER The Sweathogs go for some kicks and wind up with a few surprises when they discover Hotsy Totsy is an exotic dancer and a mother. 2:00 OONEWS ©TWORONNIES 2:05 ©©FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 ©©NEWS 3:00 © CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:06 © WALTONS John ia offered a modest fortune in exchange for the mountain. 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EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS 8 ABCNEWSg NBC NEWS 8 CBS NEWS MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR O THREE'S COMPANY Roper misunderstands a conversation he hears while eavesdropping, leading him to believe Chrissy ia pregnant. ffi CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY O M'A'S'H An embittered private refuses to heed ; Father Mulcahy'a counsel because the priest has never experienced front-line duty. ©APLEINTEMPSTelero- man realiste traitant des relations parents-enfanta. Avec Rita Bibeau, Raymond Cloutier et Guy L'Ecuyer. 7.-00 O FACTS OF LIFE An Eastland alumna, now a famous author, interviews Mrs. Garrett and the girls for her latest book, g 8 WHEEL OF FORTUNE O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Burt Reynolds. O WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jennifer invites her wealthy friends to a fund-raising party for poor friends of Johnny's left homeless after a fire deatroyed their mission house. 8 JEOPARDY AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER O TAXI Louie retrieves from the wastebasket a hateful letter written by Bobby to a critic and sends it to the newspaper. 8 VANCOUVER LE TELEJOURNAL cp 7:26 ffiLE POINT 7:30 O TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Henry looks for another Job when a new executive editor takes over at Wainwright Publishing. (R) 1UP nunniwii 8 TIC TAC DOUGH CIRCUS Highlights include performances by ae- rialist Mias Katuishka, the Orestos jugglers, and the Gary Thomas jungle lions and tigera. (R) O SALE OF THE CENTURY O PERFORMER8 Featured: Carroll Baker, Dick Damron. O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS O JEFFERSONS George wanta a big party for his 60th birthday, but no one else seems interested. Q 7:60 Q EVENING EDITION ARTHUR THE KING Malcolm McDowell stars as King Arthur in "Arthur the King," an epic and romantic telling of the Arthurian saga, to be broadcast FRIDAY, APRIL 26 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©IMS Compulog 8:00 MURDER, SHE WROTE WEBSTER George is persuaded to make a comeback as a pro football player, a move that thrills Webster and appalls Katherine. (R)g O BEST TIMES An undercover policewoman attempts to find out the source of drug trafficking at Kennedy High School; Keri and Joy compete for Trout's affections. O BENSON Benson's plans to have Kraus become his executive assistant are fouled up when a nebbish with political clout i8 hired instead. (R) O MOVIE "Arthur The King" (Premiere, Drama) Malcolm McDowell, Can- dice Bergen. While wandering through the ruins of Stonehenge, a 20th-century American woman falls tp the ground and suddenly finds herself caught up in the turbulent realm of King Arthur's Camelot. p O CHEERS During a Halloween party at the pub, Cliff meets the girl of his dreams. (R) O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW O MOVIE ••• "The Island Of Dr. Moreau" (1977, Science-Fiction) Burt Lancaster, Michael York. Based on a story by H.G. Wells. A demented scien-, tist perfects a method to convert jungle animals into human savages. ffi HORS SERIE: ET LA VIE CONTINUE (Debut) Au lendemain de la guerre 1939-1945, une famille se reforme petit a petit. Avec Virna List, Jean-Pierre Mar- ielle et Clio Goldsmith. (1 re de8)g 8*30 O MR. BELVEDERE The kids bring home a bag lady as part of their concerted efforts to provide food and clothing for the homeless. S DOUBLE TROUBLE Kate is offered a traveling job with a rock band but has mixed emotions about leaving Allison behind. (R) O SNOW JOB Country singer Frankie Jo Culpepper haan't had a hit record since he broke up with his girfriend, Pearly Mae, who haa set her sights on Peter. O WALL STREET WEEK Guest: Frederic Green- berg, vice president, Goldman, Sachs & Co. 9:00 O RKH LITTLE AND JIM CARREY The Nylons, Honeymoon Suite and Daniele Brisebois join the comic duo on a wacky tour of the Crescent City that includes a ride aboard the streetcar named Desire and a jazz Concert on Bourbon Street. (R) O BENSON Benson's plans to have Kraus become his executive assistant are fouled up when a nebbish with political clout is hired instead. (R) g O COOENAME: FOXFIRE A Mata Hari-like assassin named the Black Orchid haa been hired to murder Liz Towne. O E / R Love is all around the emergency room as Professor Fuentes woos Sheridan, Sheinfeld's first wife visits and a new technician is enamored with Cory. O FACTS OF LIFE Tootie believes that the only way to keep her boyfriend (Todd Hollowell) ia to embark on a more adult relationship with him. (R) g O REUNION Chuck Ellington and Bronka Kohn meet after four decades to speak about their experience in the Mauthausen concentration camp. O MIAMI VICE ffi BRIAN, LUCIEN, FRED ET LES AUTRES Rencontres avec plusieurs parle- mentairea qui occupent de8 postes cles dans le cabinet Mulroney. 9*30 O OFF THE RACK A bruaque loudmouth and hia late business partner's widow become the reluctant co-owners of a nearly bankrupt Los Angeles garment company. (R) g O JEFFERSONS Louise experiences a crisis of confidence and fears George will be smitten when an attractive new tenant arrives on the scene, g O WORLD AT WAR SPECIAL 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL _ ME & MOM Zenais kidnapped during the course of an Investigation into a highly profitable videotape-pirating operation, g O O MIAMI VICE Crockett and Tubbs arrest the son (Mitchell Lichtenstein) of an International business magnate (Paul Roe- bling) and try to use him to expose his father's narcotics activities. (R) O O SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Billy's instructed to find out who's leaking top secret information to enemy agenta and to locate a double agent who's stirring up trouble. (R) O MASTERPIECE THEATRE "All For Love" After the death of her domineering mother; a woman accepts a paying guest into her house and becomes increasingly fond of him. g O STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Posing 88 a draft evader, Keller joins a group of deserters living on a farm to track down the murderer of one of them. ffi TROUVER L'ERREUR 10:30 ffi FILM 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O FRONTLINE An examination of conflicts within the American Catholic Church and its relationship with the Vatican, g O MARY TYLER MOORE Phyllis, who has just gotten her real-estate license, tries to sell a house to Lou. fflSPORTSPAGE ffi CINEMA ••• "L'Aventure du Poseidon" (1972, Drame) Gene Hack- man, Ernest Borgnine. Un paquebot eat renverse par une vague de fond et se re- trouve la coque en I'air; un pasteur convainc quelques personnes de remonter vers la chambre des moteurs ou il sera plus facile de sortir. 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:26 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE I Terry David Mulligan presents videos by Phil Collins, Don Henley, Ultra- vox, Dan Hartman and Gary 0. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIGHT Host: Johnny Caraon. Scheduled: Sammy Davis Jr., JoBeth Williams. O ALL IN THE FAMILY Saying good-bye to Mike and Gloria before they leave for their new life in California proves traumatic for the Bunkers. O MOVIE •* "SST: Disaster In The Sky" (1977, Drama) Lome Greene, Peter Graves. A supersonic transport aircraft's maiden flight turns into a nightmare when the plane develops life-threatening mechanical problems in mid-air. (R) O MOVIE ••* "Louisa" (1950, Comedy) Ronald Reagan, Charles Coburn. A middle-aged man has problems with hia daughter and hia widowed mother. 11:66 O ROCK WAR8 The first Rock Wars' semi-finals competition among Calgary, Vancouver and Victo ria. 12:00 ..i O MOVIE *** "The Invasion Of Carol Enders" (1974, Mystery) Meredith Baxter, Chris Connelly. A woman unknowingly assumes the personality of a dead woman. O MOVIE kk\i "Climb An Angry Mountain" (1972, Western) Fess Parker, Barry Nelson. A country sheriff and a New York cop clash over the pursuit of a fugitive Indian on the side of California's Mount Shasta. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Scheduled: author David Yallop ("In God's Name"); Money magazine writer Robert Runde discusses buying and selling a home. 12:06 O MOVIE kkK "All Night Long" (1981, Comedy) Gene Hackman, Barbra Streisand. After being demoted from-corporate executive to chain-store night manager, a middle-aged man's lifestyle and values are turned upside-down. O MOVIE kkYs "Health" (1979, Comedy) Lauren Bacall, Glenda Jackson. A national health food convention is the scene of a power struggle between the aged head of a health food company and her ambitious underling. 12:26 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE II Terry David Mulligan presents videos by The Cars, Glenn Frey, The Commodores, Power Station, Madonna, Teena Marie, Billy Joel; an interview with Matt Frenette of Lover Boy. 12:30 0 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS 1:30 8 WEEKNIGHT WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Gabe and the Sweathoga celebrate a new semester at school by reminiscing past events at a surprise party. 1:45 O TWORONNIES 1:60 O FANTASY ISLAND 2:00 . ONEWS O AMERICAN VIDEO AWARDS The presentation of awards for best pop, soul and country videos, best individual and group performances, as well as the best in directing, choreography and costume design. Cohosts: Casey Kaaem, Lisa Hartman, Her- bie Hancock. Taped at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. 2:06 O FANTASY ISLAND 2:15 OONEWS 3:06 O WALTONS Jason loams that a close friend is suffering from a terminal illness and has only a year to live. 4:00 O HERE'S LUCY Lucy unknowingly buys a valuable reproduction of a famous antique chair. 4:30 O HONEYMOONERS Ralph and Ed try to get on the good side of a bus company executive. AUergrove sweeps bridge AIDERGROVE - Sixth and final round of the spring bridge tournament between Brookswood and Aldeigrove on Thursday, April 18, was remarkable for having a record number of tables in play. It was probably even more remarkable for Aldergrove's victory. Aldergrove had trailed Brookswood throughout the first five rounds, but in the homestretch, Aldergrove's 98,020 points to Brookswood's 73,660 brought the final totals to 402,560 points for Aldergrove and 387,320 for Brookswood. The highlight of the tournament was the score made in one evening of 28 hands, .9,070 points, by Eric and Brenda Ross in round five for Alder*- grove. Edith Iinghalt achieved the highest number of total points made by an individual player for a dub, 32,630 points for Brookswood. Other players contributing more than 25,000 points for his or her club were Aldergrove's Ruth Erickson, 28,700, and Jan Vandenend, 27,370 points; and Reg De- war, 25,980 points for Brookswood. In the six rounds there was a total of 50 tables in tournament play, resulting in over-all average individual scores for an evening for Alder grove, 4,026 points, and for Brookswood, 3,873. The dubs wish to thank Slim Gladstone for bringing the concept of partnership bridge to the Aldergrove dub and, thus, making the tournament possible; to Walt Waring as tournament master, and to Olga Jensen for keeping the necessary records for Brookswood players, and provided the double checking of scores for both sides. On April 18, in round six, high scoring winners were the partnerships of Gar Truman and Ruth Erickson for first, prize, and Fran Cole- bank and John Schofer for second, while the hidden score prize was won by Jan and Hovyd Vandenend. On April 19, high scorers were Guy Syms for first, and Syd Panter for second, with Walt Waring winning the hidden score. Flayers bidding and making grand slams were the partnerships of Syd Panter and Guy Syms, and Reg Dewar and Ed Carpenter. This week, dub plays on Friday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the OAP hall. The following week, on May 3, bridge will be played after the pot- luck supper, at the same time and place. All are welcome to play, beginners or advance, and young or older. Choral concert Monday evening By PAT PROZESKY ALDERGROVE - The Choral Group is preparing an interesting and varied program for presentation at its fifth annual concert, Monday, April 29, at 7:30 p.m. Concert will be presented in the OAP hall, 273 Street and 30 Avenue, and is open to the public. There is no charge for admission. During the course of the evening, draw will take place for the crocheted afghan and $20 Safeway food coupon (plus other prizes) being raffled. There will be a sing- along, and refreshments will be served to finish off the evening. It is hoped that there will be a large audience to enjoy the performance and show support for the group. OMM'^W^M., fnt0.-'-1<**-*_**>!" chi- • 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 SATURDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON APRIL 27,1885 Copyright • 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. MORNING 5:00 O CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 5:30 Q CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES 5:46 O NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES O WITH THS RING 6:00 OUP FRONT O GARDENING WITH ED HUME O OMCGOWAN O DIALOGUE O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. O ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 6*30 OBOOMERANG O ALVIN AND THE CHIP- MUNKS OO OUTDOORS UNLIMITED O GET ALONG GANG O LENERICKSEN QJSIZESMALL 7.-00 O SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW QSNORKS O O ADVENTURE OUTDOORS O KID-A-LITTLES O SESAME STREET (R) FRISKY FROLICS Q) WIZARD OF OZ 7:30 O SUPERFRIENDS: LEGENDARY SUPER POWERS SHOW O PINK PANTHER AND SONS O WORLD TOMORROW OHOTFUDGE 8 SMITH AND SMITH ADVENTURES OF Pl- NOCCHO O LES CONTES DE LA FORET VERTE 8:00 8 MIGHTY ORBOTS OSMURFS QO DESTINATIONS O O JIM HENSON'S MUPPET BABES O DEVELOPING DISCIPLINE O BELLE ETSEBASTIEN 8*30 O MOVE kkn "Room Service" (1938, Comedy) Marx Brothers, Lucille Ball. Broadway producers try to keep their play afloat and stay in a hotel without paying by trying to convince the management that they have the measles. O TURBO TEEN Q JERRY FALWELL O O DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS O STORYTIME Q SPOONFUL OF LOVIN' ED PASSE-PARTOUT 9:00 O DRAGON'S LAIR O © BUGS BUNNY / ROADRUNNER Q LET'S GO OTHE BRAIN ffl ASTRO, LE PETIT ROBOT 9:30 O SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERIES g Q FLASH! Q IT IS WRITTEN Q YOU CANT DO THAT ON TELEVISION ffl SPIDERMAN ffl LUCKY LUKE g 10:00 Q WESTERN GARDENER O SCARY SCOOBY FUNNIES O BASEBALL Regional '*&&■■]. WOMEN'S GOLF Kathy Whitworth (pictured) will make history as she becomes one of the first wom- eh to compete in a PGA-sanc- tioned men's tournament. NBC Sports will present live coverage of the $50,000 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf SATURDAY, APRIL 27 and SUNDAY, APRIL 28 from the Onion Creek Club in Austin, Texas. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog Film review: Cher is outstanding to relocate his thriv- coverage of New York Yankees at Chicago White Sox or Kansas City Royals at Boston Red Sox. O ZIGZAG O CBS STORYBREAK "Zucchini" Animated. Bob Keeshan narrates the tale of a weasel-like creature that escapes from his zoo cage and embarks on a search for his roots. O ZIGZAG O UNDER SAIL Robbie Doyle puts together all the elements learned so far to actually "sail a course." O TOM AND JERRY 01KIDD VIDEO O CINE-FAMILLE Au programme: "Le theatre de la mer" et "Le Chien botte." 10:30 O TAKE 30 FORUM OUTTLESg OTERRIFVIC TV BINGO O PRYOR'S PLACE O CREATIVE HANDS O DO IT YOURSELF SHOW ©SIZE SMALL 11:00 O WHAT'S NEW O ABC WEEKEND "The Ghost Of Thomas Kempe" Twelve-year-old James Harrison (Shane Sinutko) stumbles upon a bottle containing the ghoat of Thomas Kempe, a 17th- century sorcerer who does strange things when the youth refuses to follow his instructions. (Part 1 of 2) (R)g OHK3HBAND O AUTO RACING International Race of Champions (IROC), from Daytona Beach, Fla. ©SWING SENSATION O A HOUSE FOR ALL SEASONS O WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS fflHERCULES 11:30 O MR. MICROCHIP (R) O AMERICAN BANDSTAND OYOUCANDOIT OUP HOME TONIGHT O VICTORY GARDEN O TRANSFORMERS ffl 100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 12:00 Q SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Men'a and women's cross country running championships. O WRESTLING O FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY O ALOHA CHINA Q GET ALONG GANG ffl UNIVERS DES SPORTS "Le Grand Prix du Portugal" 12:30 ©UPFRONT O NBA BASKETBALL Playoff Game. O POLKA TIME QPRESENTE O POLE POSITION O INSIDE TRACK 1:00 O IN SEARCH OF... "Mummy's Curse" O GOLF Liberty Mutual Legends, final round, live from Austin, Texas. Q O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Kentucky Derby Trials, live from Louisville, Ky.; U.S. Open Skiing Championships; CART. Toyota Indy Grand Prix Auto Racing from Long Beach, Calif. O AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Under The Bilt- more Clock" This comedy, adapted from an F. Scott Fitzgerald story, chronicles a flapper's romantic pursuit of a handaome, wealthy bachelor and her discovery of his family's eccentricities, g O MOVE *• "Vengeance Vow" (1955, West- em) Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels. The ' Lone Ranger and Tonto tangle with an escaped convict, a miser and a gang of Indian- hating cowboys. O FISH 'N' STARS Guest: Bob McGrath. 1:30 O MOVE kkli "The People" (1971, Fantasy) Kim Darby, Dan O'Herlihy. A rural teacher discovers she has unusually gifted students. 0 AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER 2:00 01 WRESTLING fflBAGATELLE 2:30 O REUNION O HERE'S LUCY Lucy plays nurse to Kim, Harry, Mary Jane and a pregnant cat. ffl LES MYSTERIEUSES CITES D'OR 3:00 O THIS WEEK IN B.C. O AMATEUR BOXING U.S. vs. Yugoslavia, from Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. O GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS O ANDY WINTERS O MOVIE ••• "To Sir With Love" (1967, Drama) Sidney Poitier, Judy Gee- son. A black man teaches his students more than what the textbooka have to offer after accepting a job in an East End London school. 8 ffl WRESTLING SMITHSONIAN WORLD Featured: archaeologists' discoveries about Custer's defeat at Little Bighorn; the life and work of the 19th-century American painter Thomas Eakins. g O FUNORAMA ©LETTY 3*30 O BODY TALK O PHENOMINAL WORLD "East African Safari" O SWING SENSATION 4:00 O COUNTRY EAST Featured: the One Way Rider Band, Al Pupuis. O START OF SOMETHING BIG O ISLAND COUNTRY GARDEN Q READY, SET, GROW O FRUGAL GOURMET Jeff Smith ' shares early American recipes, including one for chicken pie from 16th-century Virginia. O MOVIE kk% "Beach Blanket Bingo" (1965, Comedy) Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello. Skydiving and kidnapping are part of the fun and frolic of the teen-age beach set. 0) NEW MUSIC ffl LA SEMAINE PARLE- MENTAIRE 4:30 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE I Terry David Mulligan presents videos by Phil Collins, Don Henley, Ultra- vox, Dan Hartman and Gary O. O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: The Harlem Globetrotters in New Orleans; Kentucky Derby Trials from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky.; a Kentucky Derby preview. O ISLAND SPORTS REPORT O SUN COUNTRY O SNEAK PREVIEWS Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons review "Stick" and "Return of the Living Dead." 5:00 OONEWS O WEEKEND REPORT O BUCK SHEEP SQUAD- RON O OUTDOOR ADVENTURE . O THIS OLD HOUSE Portable lighting fixtures are discussed; a cork floor is restored, g ffl HOCKEY Series elimi- natoires (Si necessaire). 6:30 O NBC NEWS O AN EDUCATED GUESS ©BEST OF WEBSTER O ARTHUR C. CLARKE'S MYSTERIOUS WORLD "Cabinet Of Curiosities" Stones that move by themselves in California's Death Valley and ball lightning are examined. By RIO HON Cher is sure to get an Oscar for her outstanding performance as Rusty Dennis in "Mask." As Rocky, her son, Eric Stoltz was endearing, mesmerizing, and winsome. This is the true story of Rocky Dennis who was bom with craniodiaphyseal dysplasia which distorted his face and made it grow to twice its normal size. All the trials and tribulations that Rusty and Rocky had to go through are amply displayed in this heartwrenching account of his sixteen years of life. As Rusty, Cher dug deep into her soul and surfaced with the love, compassion, and true understanding of a parent tormented by her child's pain. My tears began to flow after the first ten minutes, they didn't let up till long after the movie was over. My heart ached for Rocky and Rusty; I felt their pain; and the true meaning of the words "love me tender" came strongly to mind. VIDEO REVIEW "Over the Brooklyn Bridge" starring Elliot Gould, Sid Caesar, Shelley Winters and Margeux Hem- mingway is a humorous story of Alby (Gould), who is living with Elizabeth (Hem- mingway), against his family's wishes. They are Jewish, she is not. This creates tension at family get togethers. Alby's Uncle Benjamin is rich and therefore feels he has the power to control, especially after Alby asks him for a sixty thousand dollar loan ing luncheonette over to the prominent east side of New York. This movie is a total immersion into the perils of any family caught in the web of discrimination, and the very touching scene between Alby and his Uncle Benjamin made a point that was very worthwhile and just. LADYHAWKE (PG-13-Warner Bros./20th Century-Fox) Starring Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiler, Matthew Broderick.' k k ByJ.T. "Ladyhawke" is the tale of a man and woman — ever apart, yet ever together. An evil spell has been cast on them which — well — perhaps it's better not to give away too much. Obviously, a movie like "Ladyhawke" presents the film makers with several problems: (1) How does one present a relatively simple fairy tale so It will please all ages? (2) Will the "Star Wars" generation accept a tender fantasy that is largely devoid of special effects? and (3) Are there enough fans of "Dungeons and Dragons" to make the film a hit? Problem No. 1 was the toughest for "Ladyhawke." At times the film is a bit too bloody for the tots, but it's still too simplistic for adults. The hero and heroine are nicely played by Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeifer. Hauer, the veteran of several villainous roles (most notably as the deranged robot opposite Harrison Ford in "Blade Runner"), is attired in black throughout the film, but he is as staunch as any legendary hero. And one look at Michelle Pfelffer as YURKO a damsel in distress would turn the most fainthearted coward into a hero. Unfortunately, Matthew Broderick doesn't fare so well. He has turned in good performances in the past — as Marsha Mason's son in "The Return of Max Dugan," as the computer hacker of "WarGames" and as the young Neil Simon in the Broadway play "Brighton Beach Memoirs" — but he's out of his element in this one. He's supposed to play a puckish young rogue, the kind who comes up with snappy wisecracks when he's faced with the gravest danger, but he goes through this medieval tale looking and sounding as if he just left a Coney Island High School dance. Vittorio Storaro's superb cinematography, and some well-staged swordplay help pass the time. "Ladyhawke" Is both silly and sumptuous, but give it the benefit of the doubt. Throw away any Intellectual pretensions, sit back, and do your best to enjoy this two-hour mini-epic. You just might. ©1985 Compulog "APRIL SALE" many fashionable styles of frames. * 25-50% OFF ALL FRAMES • Vi PRICE ON TINTS united optical Meadowfair Shopping Centre No. 16 -31940 S. Fraser Way 859-3993 nillMI aw[«»f*'*rfW«w^*^4M^>__**«IJt«1.*i» 7" *nMofiw-n«*wwawn SttgiHBWWISiMMI / Participation is key to horse club's success THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 By FIONA BRETT When you first approach the Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Associations' stableyard it appears as any other of its kind/Lots of activity, a sweet smell of hay, horses, stalls, a dog, a barnyard cat, and a fair share of mud. What makes it different from many other riding arenas is brought into practice Program at VTEA is based upon the philosophy that participation is essential to the total development of any person, and team sporting activities can teach a person humility ahd pride, and a sense of self worth. Participation by a disabled person in riding has particular therapeutic and social values in the total rehabilitative process. The association is a non-profit organization providing a service of importance. Its success is determined by persons offering volunteer time and donations of supplies. Fifteen horses are presently being used on a daily basis in the program, and two more horses are undergoing training to enter the program. Training the horse takes three months. Training begins with a non-handicapped rider, where he learns to become accustomed with equipment used during the ride, such as balls and rattles. Some of the riders can also get quite excited during their lesson and the horses must learn to live with loud noises such as screams, and the music which sometimes accompanies the sessions. The riders are often instructed to touch parts of the horse, so they must become used to being touched all over. The horses also have to be trained to obey voice commands. Students of the VTEA range in ages from Vh to 70 years, and also differ in stages of disabilities. When a severiy disabled rider begins the program, he usually requires a 'back rider", a non-handicapped volunteer who site behind the rider to add additional support and aid in performing requests from the instructor. Less handicapped riders require 'side- walkers' where the volunteer walks on the ground beside the horse and add support by holding the rider's foot and waist belt. Some riders do not need any support, at all, but almost all require someone to lead the horse. Each student goes through an eight- week program. Some students develop faster than others, one student who began the program could not hold the reins, had extremely bad balance, needed two sidewalkers and could not instruct the horse verbally or physically. Now, two and a half years later he can hold the reins, guide the horse and needs no sidewalker. There are drawbacks in this program, however. Being totally dependent upon volunteers to care for the horses and assist in the riding program, and relying on group and individual donations, the VTEA takes every day at a time. All feed is donated by Ritchie-Smith. A Langley veterinarian, iDr. Wise, donates his time to attend to health needs of the horses. A farrier school taught by Hank McGewan gets its practical experience by adminstering farrier service to the horses, and many people donate from one to several hours a week. Having recently been cut from a government assisted program, some workers have dropped out, and the load falls a little heavier on those left. Anyone who could spare a bit of time to assist the VTEA would be welcomed. Some of the areas in which volunteers are always needed are to assist during lessons, transport the riders, for stable chores, record keeping and secretarial assistance. For further information on the VTEA call 888-1262 during the day or Evelyn Underwood at 856- 7680. \ Pippa Hodge runs through exercise demo with non-handicapped lead rider Liz Shahadao as disabled ridere look on. PREPARE YOUR VEHICLE NOW FOR SAFE SPRING DRIVING! YOUR CHOICE wrt..« 1/OIL CHANGE & FILTER YOUR 2/ SCOPE CHECK & ANALYSIS CHOICE 3/ 4 WHEEL BALANCING & ROTATION & BRAKE INSPECTION 4/ 12 POINT SPRING CHECK-UP & VEHICLE INSPECTION r YOU CAN DEPEND ON THE PEOPLE AT LANGLEY CHRYSLER Phone 534-5355 for appointment. Special prices in effect 'til May 15th, 1985, for most cars & light trucks ENGINE TUNE-UP INCLUDES: • Install naw Autopar spark plugs. • Check plug wires, distributor cap, rotor, coll, PCV valve, baits, hoses and compression. • Adjust timing and idle. • Service air cleaner & battery. Service your transmission before any problems begin... TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP $49 INSPECTION INCLUDES: Change fluid, filter and gasket. Adjust both bands. Check and adjust linkage. (Recommended every 2 years or every 40,000 km.) chroder Bob Dyck Bill Rartuam Bruce Hansen LANGLEY CHRYSLER OUR DEALERSHIP ALSO PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL CLEANING AND DETAILING FOR YOUR VEHICLE WITH THE USE OF OUR PRODUCTS 20188 FRASER HWY., LANGLEY KOACOEC WE HANDLE ICBC CLAIMS U<M"MllU _,wwrtor.w^'>»'m1'^tt'i<*-Xv&*H-*ittHii'U** THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 These pictures show just some of the trees and shrubs ready for sale this spring at Cedar Rim Nursery. In only five years, the Bruce family has transformed their rural six acres into one of the largest retail nurseries in the Lower Mainland. Dealing only in nursery stock, they have concentrated on having one of the best selections available. As growers of over 100,000 trees and shrubs annually they offer not only competitive prices but also friendly advice and service. The Braces have tried to eliminate the hustle and bustle of urban shopping to allow their customers to spend a quiet afternoon browsing through their nursery. Good old fashioned service, so hard to come by, is what you'll find at Cedar Rim. "Stress proteins" may prove to be useful By DAN CASS Nearly all animals' bodies contain proteins whose levels increase dramatically when the animal is subjected to trauma. But scientists have yet to discover exactly what these "stress proteins" do. The proteins may be important for healing and recovery, in which case medical scientists will want to know how to stimulate production of them. On the other hand, the proteins may be a symptom of the trauma. "Regardless of what function they serve, they represent a vast area of biochemistry which remains unstudied," says Dr. Frederic White, of the Memorial University of Newfoundland. In experiments A MITSUBISHI SPRING TRACTOR SALE * Water cooled diesel engines * 4 Wheel drive • 3 Point hitch • Live Hydraulics * Multi speed PTO • Full range optional implements available 15 HP. 4 WHEEL DRIVE [Loader optional.. .$1723.00] 16 HP. 4 WHEEL DRIVE C/W front end loader 21 HP. 4 WHEEL DRIVE [Loader optional.. .$1905.00] 25 HP. 4 WHEEL DRIVE C/W front end loader ........CONTACT—----- b.c. Distributors Shepherd Bros. Equipment Ltd. 534-5321 or langley dealer Bypass Equipment 19575 No. 10 Hwy., Langley 533-3271 with rats, White has shown that heat, metal ions, anoxia (too little oxygen) and physical injury cause many tissues in the rat to synthesize large quantities of a protein called P71. White says there are two main theories about the activity of P71. First, most scientists feel that the protein functions only in response to the stress, fulfilling some sort of healing purpose. However, White hypothesizes it also has a broader use. He believes the protein is active all the time in tissues, as indicated by the fact that it is always present in small quantities. In the case of stress, higher levels of P71 are needed to perform the same task. STILL MANY BARGAINS AT HAPPY VALLEY'S 1/2 PRICE TREE &SHRUB SALE! SALE ENDS APRIL 30/85 AT 5:30 PM ti ... order your Mother's Day hanging baskets now." LARGE VARIETY AVAILABLE BEDDING PLANTS NOW IN STOCK 1264 McCalium Rd. Abbotslord 859-9436 Spring comes to town in baskets By Flora Greenough AIDERGROVE - Monday evening saw the second of six lessons on flower arranging put on by the Aldergrove Agricultural Association. The enthusiasm in the room was as evident as the colors of the flowers were brilliant. After the lecture and demonstration, we were to put our own baskets together. There were sixteen ladies and one gentleman present and not two baskets were alike. The finished arrangements were so pleasing to the eye, that a group picture was taken and likely to be dubbed, "Aldergrove in bloom." \ This course has turned out so popular that we are asking already that it be extended into a more lengthy one. Next week will be the half triangle and the members went home to gather their supplies for this lesson with the feeling of satisfaction. It is hoped that as many course members as possible will enter their baskets in the upcoming Hang- ley garden show in St. Joseph's parish hall on April 27. Admission is free and you will be able to buy many things, plants, growing herbs, hanging baskets, and see many demonstrations of interest. Don Anson will be in the garden information centre. Being a local man himself, he knows and shares the problems of all of us; so is able to provide a wealth of information. Hope to see you all at this most colorful and interesting social happening. ■ f, THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 17 Gardens for rent LANGLEY-Spring is here and it is time to plant your garden. Don't have a garden? Langley Family Services do. They will plow and rototill the gardens at the back and you can rent a 10 by 10 meter plot for only $10 for the season. Water is -available but you supply your own tools and grow your own prize zuchinni! For further information phone 534- 7921. Wautier in Horse ciub to top three at hold garage sale A gigantic garage sale will be held by the VTEA on May 5, starting at 10 a.m. Donations of goods would be welcome. There will be pony rides, plant and bake sales. i PACIFIC FEEDS- NOW OPEN!!! WE CARRY A COMPLETE UNE OF BAGGED LIVESTOCK FEEDS & MINERALS. Come see us or phone for more information 852-6744 competition BRANTFORD, Ont. - The junior judging competition for 4-H calf club members, held in conjunction with the 42nd all- Canadian contest, created wide national interest as 230 entries were submitted to the Holstein Association of Canada. Fbr the fourth year in a row, surprisingly, no perfect scores were received. Top national winner was Scott Eby of Ayr, Ontario, who accumulated 126 points, six Dean Wautier more than third prize winner, Dean Wautier of Aldergrove. Wautier's score was 120 points out of a possible 130. Pork production home study course available By R.J. Charles. All those enrolled in this course sponsored by the B.C. Ministry of Agricul- ' ture and Pood are invited to an evening of discussion " on Monday, April 29 at<7.-30 p.m. The location is Room A301, Fraser Valley College in Abbotsford. For more information call your District Agriculturist at 859-5281. Beekeepers Field Day This event is scheduled for Sunday, May 5, 1985 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the B.C. Ministry of Agriculture and Food Centre, 32916 Marshall Road in Abbotsford. The field day is a co-operative venture involving beekeepers, suppliers, B.C. Ministry of Agriculture and Simon FYaser University. Its purpose is to provide information to beekeepers by way of demonstrations, display^ competitions and information booths. Bring your lunch and join local beekeepers for a day of learning and fun. For more information call Doug Mc- Cutcheon of the Ministry's Apiary Program at 859-8919. SEE VALLEY HONDA FOR ALL YOUR SPRING OARDENINOI Plus we have the same high quality in a power Honda mower that will really cut it. Expanded to 9 models to choose from. NOW OPEN: Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. */alUn ifon&a No. 101 -20560 Langley By-pass, Langley 533-4345 Loans contracted for the 'Purchase of Farmland' are still eligible for coverage under the above program. A printing error resulted in the omission of this category of loans .from the application forms. Lenders have been duly informed of this error. Applicants are reminded that it is their responsibility to ensure that applications are forwarded to Victoria on time. To be eligible, all applications must be postmarked on or before May 31, 1985. Please note that the Ministry of Agriculture and Pood will not be confirming receipt of applications. It is therefore suggested that all applications be sent by registered mail to provide proof of mailing. New Publications ~ The following publications have been released by the B.C. Ministry of Agriculture and Pood and may be obtained through your local district office: -Farm Labor Management in British Columbia - Estate Planning for B.C. Farmers - South Coastal Forage Notes - Forage Establishment I and n DISCOUNT PLANT CENTRE FEATURING Bedding Plants ,89*' Hanging Baskets from$4.99 Tropicals from$1.99| ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL »» 3100 - 272nd St. mmm U^J (Behind Stedmans) L^J JMk At Oiiit Quflftfaj FM! 40tW ALL IN STOCK Buckerfield's Packet Seeds BUY NOW & SAVE! (25 g. & 200 g. pkgs. not included) WEED FERTILIZES YOUR LAWN & AND WEEDS IN ONE APPLICATION. FEED KILLS CLOVER & CHICKWEED. $797 »9 kg. TOP DOG HEALTH MEAL OR jFIELD & FARM $1447 20 kg. Garden Hose HCR al purpoM 4 ply garden hose i» an •HMtofll value. #4IOS2'40052 4F K.'1/2"x50' YOU COULD WIN AN, MTC PORTABLE COLOR ^ TELEVISION. * i1uuL.11 n in «n a 14" ±m *W rABLE«\* * FEATURES: • VHF and UHF Tuners • Instand Start • Built-in Handle • Earphone Jack ENTER nl any p-.f1cip-il.nq n-jcfc-nt-eld s Stora. No pu-t-n-ue nMHUiy ContoX dom May 4lti. wes. 3111 - 272nd Street, Aldergrove Phone 856-2811| Buckerfield's 'the growing people' ^iil.ii*Mi^w*MrWW_.,iia*V*»-»-^:v'*-.'.*'* *MSS*'!B3ifl;»?j i' *i is ■■-'■ ;'i' ''Sw'sssiiisS-i ■*■■** SI 18 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 Cottage industries can provide good living SURREY-If the term "cottage industry" brings to your mind visions of a thatched roofed house with roses twining around the gate, chickens in the yard and a gnarled old woman inside the cottage doubled over eye-straining piece work for a few pennies a day, it's time to revise your vision. Cottage industries, loosely defined as manufacturing products from home, or working on your own, or freelancing, or running a small business, are on the increase and can make a good living for those who run them. Jean Beaton, for example, sells more than $70,000 worth of dried flowers, weeds and grasses a year. She grows them in her back yard, buys from other growers, and picks them at random on her business trips across the province. She dries them, makes them into beautifully colored floral arrangements with a Victorian flavor, and supplies customers throughout B.C., from Prince George to the But- chart Gardens. "It takes about three years to get a cottage industry established," she says. Now, after six years in the business she says she is making "a reasonable profit." A retired school teacher now living in Bumaby, Jean Beaton first entered the business world when her husband fell from a scaffold and was off work for a year. Jean had to take over the family's screen-printing business. "The craftsmen in the business were good," she says, "but they weren't any good at business. Fortunately, sdiool teachers are usually well organized, which is just as well because I had to leam it all from scratch." By the time her husband was able to go back to work, the business had expanded and Jean had had her first taste of run ning a business. "It's veiy exciting and gives you a lot of independence," she says, but warns that running your own business, especially a cottage industry, takes away a lot of Dogs wreak havoc From page 2 money," said Jack. The Stones do have a mesh wire running around the perimeter, at about a two foot height as well as wood fence boards to about four feet, but this may soon not be considered "adequate." The Stones have not had any problems with dogs or coyotes in the past. Anderson said he was available at any hour should the Stones manage to capture or comer the offending dog, and, "believe me, I will do it if he returns," said Terry. A friend has offered the loan of a gun, but the family feels a gun is too dangerous, especially in their neighborhood. "I'm not a dog hater; I have a dog," said Terry. "But people should keep their dogs in at night. The bylaw is actually quite strict. It says dogs must not be off their property unless on a leash or in custody of a responsible person." There are also indications that there may be more than one dog involved, and they're particularly dangerous terrors when running in packs. Terry said that another neighbor on 52 Ave. has complained of injuries to two lambs a couple of nights previous to the attack on the Stones' flock. This week, on Monday night another neighbor, Judy Evans lost a 35 lb. turkey in a savage attack by two roaming dogs. "I just want people here to know that this is going on so they can protect their livestock," said Terry. And, perhaps, local residents with dogs can remember their responsibilities and make sure that their "pets" stay at home. SPECIALS ON nj:ji:r«aj CCA POINTED TREATED POSTS 2W to 3" x 7 ft. $188per post 15% GA. HI TENSILE BARB WIRE J320ft. $2475perroll FARM FENCE 26" x 330 ft. *68 50 per roll APRIL 25 TO 30,1985 or while stock lasts. We also build and erect all types of fences for residence and farms. DUEL FREE QUOTES FENCING LTD. 856-2929 24639 FRASER HWY. Open Monday to Saturday — 8:30 o.m. - 5:00 p.m. 10 POINT TUNE-UP SPECIAL • Oil sump flushed (new oil) • Sharpen & balance blade • New spark plug • Points polished & gapped • Air filter cleaned • Gas tank cleaned • Carburator adjusted • Controls lubricated & set • Test run • Wheels tightened & oiled 10% OFF ALL REPAIRS & SHARPENING Effective till April 30,1985 1 • 272 St., Aldergrove 886-3144 personal freedom too. "You have to work at it eight hours a day, just like a regular job. You can take a long lunch hour or extended weekend when the sun is out, but ..you have to make it up somewhere." Jean is giving two one-day courses on Starting a Cottage Industry at Kwantlen College. She'll talk about starting the business, who to contact and how, how to get a tax number, how to buy wholesale, and how to price your product. She'll stress the legalities of running a business, especially keeping control of accounts, and the necessity of promotion. The course will be held at the Richmond campus on Saturday, May 4, and the Surrey campus on Saturday, May 25. Both courses run from 10 a.m.. to 3 p.m. Cost is $20. To register, or for further information, call 273-5461. LAND SURVEYOR : G.C. Emerson • 530-8733 5-13698-tf THE VALLEY'S MOST TRUSTED WOODSTOVE DEALER Stoves & Stones 3711 -248th Street & Fraser Hwy, Aldergrove 856-1551 !l The Two Most Trusted People In The Dairy Business! 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BFUNTSTONES ite. v a \m^7 m tragic loss of her husband, on the "Goodbye, Sara" episode of "Finder of Lost Loves," which airs SATURDAY, APRIL 27 on ABC. D STAR TREK The En- *«j____\ erpriee is taken over by JmU mm CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME he will of children beamed mIS n board. 6:30 ■ -i^l ©1985 Compulog 3 THIS WEEK IN PARLIA- • 3 QNEWS . .■;*•*., 9 DIFF'RENT STROKES THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 19 GOSLING'S - THE ACTION SPOT IN DOWNTOWN ABBOTSFORD The Drummonds are curious about Mrs. Garrett's new boyfriend, but their curiosity turns to surprise and alarm. 7:00 O WAYNE AND SHUSTER MUPPETS Guest: Bruce Forsyth. O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Morgan Brittany, Abby Dalton, hotel and casino owner Steve Wynn, Rick James, Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner, actress Lee Meredith. (R) O SNOW JOB Country singer Frankie Jo Culpepper hasn't had a hit record since he broke up with his girfriend, Pearly Mae, who has set her sights on Peter. O SOLID GOLD Host: Rick Dees. Cohost: Crystal Gayle. Guests: Shalimar, Greg Kihn, Patti LaBelle, Mickey Gllley. Twisted Sister, Judy Collins, Diana Ross (interview). O CIRCUS Highlights include performances by ae- rialist Miss Katuishka, the Orestos jugglers, and the Gary Thomas jungle lions and tigers. (R) O NATURE "The Flight Of The Condor" Varieties of wildlife along the Amazon are viewed, starting at the river's source in Ecuador and following its course to the jungle. (Part 3 of 3) (R) THREE'S COMPANY Cheryl wants Jack to father her child. 0 STAR TREK An alien mysteriously boards the Enterprise and surgically removes Spock's brain. 7:30 O FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE g O MUPPETS Guest: Kaye Ballard. 0 BIZARRE Featured: Rev. T.V. Seewell; John the Merman; Boy John. (R) O JUST KIDDING Kids give their interpretations of the origin of planet Earth, honeymoons and God. (R) © TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT When he learns he has a son, Paul works to impress him but ends up with a surprise. 09 RAID LE CAP • TERRE DEFEU 8:00 & MOVIE kkH "Saigon: Year Of The Cat" (1983, Drama) Frederic Forrest, E.G. Marshall. A CIA agent remaining in Vietnam after the U.S. troop withdrawal finds himself alone in caring about the fate of pro- American South Vietnamese once Saigon falls. (R)g O T.J. HOOKER Hooker discovers the bizarre double life of a teen-age prostitute (Jill Whitlow) who becomes a murder target in the red-light district. (R) Q Q SB DIFF'RENT STROKES Drummond assures-Sam that a tonsillectomy is nothing to fear, but when minor surgery on a knee is Drummond's fate, the tables are turned. (R) 0 ME & MOM Zena is kidnapped during the course of an investigation into a highly profitable videotape-pirating operation, g O CHARLES IN CHARGE Charles rescues Douglas from the throes of an ure- quited romance when the lad falls head over heels for the self-centered Enid. (R) O NHL HOCKEY Division Final. O THE LIVING PLANET: A PORTRAR- OF THE EARTH An exploration of the wildlife found on islands, where unusual species develop in isolation, g 0 MOVIE ••• "Two For The Road" (1967, Romance) Audrey Hepburn, Albert Finney. A young married couple decide to stay together despite their ups and downs. 8*30 O Q) GIMME A BREAK Seeking revenge because Nell wouldn't let her go on a coed camping trip, Samantha "helps" Joey prepare a song for Nell's church choir. (R) O E / R Administrator Harold Stickley woos Dr. Sheridan; Sheinfeld's first wife visits the emergency room. (R) ffl IMPACTS Magazine de reflexion sur I'actualite. 9:00 O 0) LOVE BOAT A married woman seeks revenge against her husband by having an affair with another man; a serious-minded consumer advocate threatens to reveal a scandal if his wife goes to work for a cookie manufacturer; Gopher and Isaac suspect Judy's latest beau may have a dubious past. (R) ___. HUNTER Hunter and McCall embark on a wild search for a suspected bank robber who is rumored to be the target of a recently arrived hitman. (R) Q O AIRWOLF O NATURE OF THINGS 9*30 ffl LE MONDE MERVEIL- LEUX DE DISNEY "Le Fan- tome de Barbe-Noire" Un nouvel instituteur de college loge a I'auberge ap- partenant aux descendants du celebre pirate, (ire de 2) 10:00 8 THE 10,000 DAY WAR O €D FINDER OF LOST LOVES An attractive woman (Connie Sellecca), depressed over her husband's death, mistakes Cary's attempts to console her as a sign of affection. (R)g 0 NBC WHITE PAPER "The Unwinnable War" Host Marvin Kalb looks at the ways Americans' attitudes toward the war in Southeast Asia and toward each other have changed during the past decade. * 0 COVER UP A model's boyfriend gives Dani a clue to the whereabouts of a missing computer disc just before he dies. (R) O LORETTA LYNN: THE LADY, THE LEGEND Loretta Lynn is joined by Crystal Gale, Ernest Tubb, the Oak Ridge Boys and Sissy Spacek for a 20th anniversary celebration of her Grand Ole Opry debut. Q MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 10:30 Q FAWLTY TOWERS A public health inspector arrives at the hotel. CD WEEK'S END ffl LE TELEJOURNAL g 10:80 ffl LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 B NATIONAL g QOO NEWS 0 0 CTV NATIONAL NEWSg Q DICK EMERY 0 BENNY HILL As hoat of "Name That Tune," Benny stretches the rules to favor a pretty contestant. ED PUTTIN' ON THE HRS Lip-synced renditions of "You're the' One That I Want," "I Feel for You," "It'a in His Kiss," "Heat Wave," "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." 11:05 ffl LA POLITIQUE FEDER- ALE 11:15 ABCNEWSg CINEMA •• "L'Abomi- nable homme des plaines" (1971, Comedie) Mickey Rooney, John Astln. Pour conquerir le coeur d'une jeune fille, un bandit est pret a tout subir. 11:20 0O0NEWS 11:30 O SPORTSLINE O MOVIE •••"The Secret Night Caller" (1975, Drama) Robert Reed, Hope Lange. A respectable fami ly man has an obsession with making obscene telephone calls. O 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Kathleen Turner. Musical guest: John Waite ("Missing You," "Restless"). (R) O WRESTLING 0 HITCH HIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY Arthur and Ford are held prisoner aboard the demolition spacecraft by the ill-bred, heartless, slimy-green Vo- gons. (Part 2 of 7) 0 DOCTOR WHO The Sea Devils and the Silurians invade a nuclear reactor plant. 12:05 0 MOVIE • ••% "Peyton Place" (1957, Drama) Lana Turner, Lloyd Nolan. The complex revelations of the secret life of a small New England community harbor scandals galore. 0 MOVIE ••• "Darling Lili" (1970, Comedy) Julie Andrews, Rock Hudson. A crafty World War I German spy posing as an English music-hall star is assigned to coax secrets from an Allied pilot. 0 MOVIE •••14 "Oh What A Lovely War" (1969, Comedy) Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson. A series of episodes aet in World War I England reveal the absurdity and futility of mankind's most destructive activity. . 12:30 O MOVIE •• "The Psychic" (1979, Horror) Jennifer O'Neill, Marc Porel. A young woman possessing pyschic powers is horrified when she foresees the circumstances surrounding her death. 1:00 OAVENGERS 0 START OF SOMETHING BIG 1:30 0 MUSIC MAGAZINE 2:00 ONEWS 2:20 ONEWS 2:60 O0 FANTASY ISLAND 3:00 0 MOVIE •• "Mongo's Back In Town" (1971, Drama) Sally Field, Telly Savalas. A young girl becomes involved with a man hired by his brother to kill a rival. 3:60 O WALTONS John is asked to negotiate a professional baseball contract for an orphaned teen-age boy. 0 WALTONS After seven children, Olivia discovers that she is once again pregnant. «lf Cooker and Canner Clinic Saturday, April 27 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bring in your Presto Cooker or __£> Canner, regardless of. age, for"^ free inspection and servicing. You pay only for parts. On Sat., April 27 a Presto factory representative will be in our housewares department to inspect your unit and answer questions. Routine repairs on most model Presto Pressure Cookers and Canners will be made on the spot, at no charge except for parts. Where this cannot be done, arrangements will be made to have the service performed economically at the Presto Service Centre - Supreme Aluminum Industries Limited, Scarborough, Ontario. 0 HITACHI Science tORTHE senses SOLID STATE COLOR TV 3-year in-home warranty plus 17-year solid state $ warranty 76 Mmiral AUTOMATIC WASHER 2 speed 3 water temperatures Variable water level 3 cycles: Normal Permanent Press Gentle Easy clean filter Attmimlrai DRYER i*» 3 timed cycles \* 2 temperature selections bb«#! M** HIRE'S mvv. $ pilik *r7=r n j . t* PAIR 938 if.t,h M„i,n,,, a,,.. •*—""" 100". locally Owned .'556 M o n t r o s i • fl and Oucratt * ~t, yyv aDfi&W-f i&lKMf!'4rtfelMlRRMVW^ >.-i •£-* w*-V!-iwV-iSW^ti 20 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 SUNDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON APRIL 26,1065 Copyright • 1985 T.V. Dat«, Inc. MORNING 5:30 0 MOVE •• "Street Killing" (1976, Mystery) Andy Griffith, Bradford Dill- man. A prosecutor finds a link between a street mugging and murder which leads to an organized crime figure. 5:45 O NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES 6:00 OTOWNMEETINQ 0 SACRED HEART O 0 OUTDOORS UNLIMITED IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE INSIDE TRACK 6:16 O WITH THIS RING 6*30 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 00 FILM FEATURE 0 EYE ON THE NORTHWEST 8 DIGEST SIZE SMALL 7:00 O THIS IS THE LIFE 0 EUCHARIST 0 JIMMY SWAGGART O WORLD TOMORROW 0 MCGOWAN 8 FRISKY FROLICS WIZARD OF OZ 7:30 Q REAL TO REEL 0 NORTHWEST ENCOUNTER O MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD 0 ANDY WINTERS 0 JIMMY SWAGQART 0 ADVENTURES OF Pl- NOCCWO 0 PASSE-PARTOUT 8:00 O SESAME STREET OBOOMERANQ 0 MUSIC MAGIC O ROBERT SCHULLER O SUNDAY MORNMQ 0 CIRCLE SQUARE O SESAME STREET (R) fitHERCULES ffi DEMETAN, LA PETITE GRENOUILLE 8:30 8KIDSWORLD GARDENING WITH ED HUME 0 ORAL ROBERTS 8 DAY OF DISCOVERY PROFESSOR KITZEL 0 PASSE-PARTOUT 9:00 O SWITCHBACK O HARDY BOYS J NANCY DREW MYSTERIES ©TAKING ADVANTAGE OMCGOWAN OREX HUMBARD O 3-2-1 CONTACT (R)g O LENERICKSEN 8 ROCKET ROBIN HOOD LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 9*30 8 MEET THE PRESS TERRY WINTER O LORNE QREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS 0 PETER POPOFF ©NEWTON'S APPLE 8 ROBERT SCHULLER SPIDER-MAN 10:00 O VIEWPOINT ON THE NEWS O ORAL ROBERTS O NBA BASKETBALL Playoff Game. i ROBERT SCHULLER SUPERSOCCER SPORT BILLY PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Au programme, CRAZY LIKE A FOX Jack Warden gets involved with a convicted killer, who has served his sentence and vows to commit the crime he falsely had been accused of having committed, on CBS's "Crazy Like a Fox," SUNDAY, APRIL 28. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1S85 Compulog Jean Sablon se raconte. (1rede4) 10:30 O BASEBALL St. Louis Cardinals at Montreal Expos O THS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY O MOVE kkkK "Little Big Man" (1970, Western) Dustin Hoffman, Faye Dunaway. A 121-year-old man recalls his adoption by the Cheyenne, his return to civilization and his part in the battle of Little Big Horn. OSEARCH 0 WORLD TOMORROW 0 TERRY COLE-WHT- TAKER 0 SIZE SMALL 0 BASEBALL Les Cardinals de St-Louis visitent les Expos de Montreal 11:00 O ADVENTURE OUTDOORS ©ITIS WRITTEN § CAPITOL JOURNAL ERNEST ANGLE Y 100 HUNTLEY STREET 11:30 O USFL FOOTBALL Q FOR THE RECORD OSEARCH ©UPON REFLECTION AFTERNOON 12:00 Q CANADA IN VIEW ©JIMMY SWAGGART © TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL An interview with Norman 3X Butler, now known as Muhammad Abdul Aziz, one of three men serving a life sentence for the 1965 murder of Malcolm X. 8 ITS ABOUT PEOPLE WRESTLING 12:30 O FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY O NBA BASKETBALL Playoff Game. 8 MCLAUGHLIN GROUP KENNETH COPELAND 1:00 O MEETING PLACE The Rev. Louis N. Scholl conducts services from Geth- semane Lutheran Church, Windsor, Ontario. O GOLF Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, final round, live from Austin, Tex. ©RICOCHET 8 TERRY WINTER WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW ©WRESTLING 0 PAR LES CHEMINS D'AMBROISE "La Route" Etape ainee du acoutisme, le pere Ambroiso nous raconte comment la Route s'imposera en grande par- tie aii Quebec grace a la poussee energique du Clan St-Jacques et de son chef Louis Pronovost. 1:30 O MOVIE •• "Ladies Of Crime" (1972, Drama) David Janssen, John Larch. A U.S. Treasury agent sets out to halt the illegal operations of a gangster who has taken over an entire city. O MOVIE ••!-. "Carry On England" (1976, Comedy) Kenneth Connor, Windsor Davies. Workers at an anti-aircraft battery headquarters manage to cause as much trouble for their superiors on the ground as they do for the enemy above. © WALL STREET WEEK Guest: Frederic Green- berg, vice president, Goldman, Sachs & Co. 8 SUNDAY LINE ENTRE LES LIGNESEn- trevues portant sur des es- sais et des romans recem- ment parus au Quebec et a I'etranger. 2:00 O TO BE ANNOUNCED © SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Titus Andronicus" Trevor Peacock, Anna Calder- Marahali, Eileen Atkins and Edward Hardwicke star in this tragedy of jealousy, lust and revenge in ancient Rome, p ©REAL FISHING SHOW ©MICHOUETPILO 2:30 ©HYMN SING ©DIGEST ©PROFILES OF NATURE 0UVREOUVERT 2:46 ffiPARABOLES 3:00 ©COUNTRY CANADA ©SUPERCHARGERS © ONE FROM THE HEART Highlights of the Seattle Seahawks '84 - '85 season are featured. © COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD Washington Invitational 8 FUNORAMA OCEANS ALIVE 0 HORS QUEBEC: LA REVOLUTION NUCLEAIRE 3:30 OCBCNEWS © HAPPY DAYS AGAIN The Cunninghams plan a quiet family Christmas until they discover that Fonzle faces a lonely holiday. © GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS © LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Morgan Brittany, Abby Dalton, hotel and casino owner Steve Wynn, Rick James, Tai Babilonla and Randy Gardner, actress Lee Meredith. (R) © ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Featured: Cher discusses her role in "Mask." ©WORLD ALIVE 4:00 8 WALT DISNEY "The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca" As sheriff of Socorro County, Elfego Baca writes a letter to all the wanted men in the territory warning them to turn themselves In or prepare to face his gun. (Part 2 of 2) S AVENGERS AT THE MOVIES Scheduled: Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Stick" and "Cat's Eye." ©SOCCER ■fflACOMMUNIOUER 4:30 © CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES ©©QUESTION PERIOD © MOVIE ••• "Macbeth" (1948, Drama) Orson Welles, Jeanotte Nolan. Based on Shakespeare's play. The greed and ambition of a man and his wife lead them to tragedy in 11th-century Scotland. 0 I DREAM OF JEANNIE Jeannie II uses a scheduled moon trip to come between Tony ahd Jeannie. © HOCKEY Series elimi- natoires (Si necessaire) 5:00 >• Q NHL HOCKEY Division Final. (Starting time tentative) ©©NEWS © © UNTAMED WORLD A visit to the Fame Islands, just off the coast of Northumberland in Northern England, where St. Cuthbert established a protective area for birds a thousand years ago. (R) ©ANCIENT LIVES The village scribe and his son struggle to survive a famine during The Year of the Hyena, and the village is finally abandoned, g © BATTLESTAR GALAC- TICA The mysterious alien grants the Galacticans three wishes in exchange for their blind allegiance. (Part 2 of 2) ©GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 5:30 8 ABCNEWSg NBC NEWS ©WEEKEND EDITION Q LETS GO TO THE RACES Movie Ratings Outstanding. . . •••• Excellent •••» VeryGood .... ••• Good kkVs NotBad •• Fair *H Poor • SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR - 856-8303 Elk-a-thon to raise funds for deaf programs AIDERGROVE - On April 29, the B.C. Elks and the Royal Purple will be sponsoring their second annual Elk-a-thon. This year it will be hosted by Langley lodge from their facilities on Old Yale Road, former home of the YMCA. Registration starts at 11 a.m. and the walk to commence at l p.m. The main purpose of the Elk-a-thon is to raise funds for the Purple Cross fund's deaf detection and development program, which was established to bring about the earliest possible identification of the hard of hearing child by continuing to search out ways to assist in the detection, development and rehabilitation of such children. There is a continual campaign to search and find this hidden handicap in Canadian children through continued co-ordination and consulta tion with qualified professionals in the area of hearing and speech impairment. Pledge receipt books are available from the Elks or Royal Purple to anyone who would like to assist the members reach their objective. Several carloads of ladies from this area attended the annual conference of the Royal Purple at Newton, last week. It was hosted by the North Surrey lodge who were celebrating their 25th anniversary. Next year Alder*- grove lodge will be the hostesses and will be expecting over 150 ladies to come to town for the day. The ladies have also visited Cloverdale and Chilliwack lodge recently. Supreme honored royal lady Margaret Mau- the paid her official visit to Chilliwack and gave the ladies mudi food for thought and discussion. ****••••*•••••••••* I EDALEEN DAIRY i + 9593 Guide Meridian, Lynden, Wash. 98264 ^ Phone [206] 354-5342 (1 mile south of Aldergrove border crossing) ^^ ■ ii»iiv [*k«»j «in-«n_ \i niii-o ouuui ui niuciyiuvc UUIUBI -.lUOOMiy; j ::•*••*•*•**•••*•*** HOMO MILK * 2% MILK ****** ^ 1% MILK * $000 US Gallon 2 FRUIT DRINKS US Gallon $1 00 US Gallon $1 86 ICE CREAM Vanilla or French Vanilla Vz US Gallon n 39 US Gallon $1 76 CHEESE $449 2 Ib. Med. 2 Ib. Mild M 39 * APPLE JUICE * US Gallon 'ill BUTTER * * * * * * No. 1 Block Many other products to choose from. Canadian Exchange: 25% * * *••*•••••*•••*••*•* K_fmAWfmmWfimWf~m ei-asBjaiarf. i»(*i vte> atafegWJ SUNDAY EVENING EVENING 6:00 O TOWN MEETING "How To Make A Million Dollars" Ken Schram talks with Northwest entrepreneurs about their road to success, seeking specific information on how tp capitalize on original ideas and profit from personal enterprise. Q GETTING TO NO A look at substance abuse among adolescents. Q QNEWS Q CBS NEWS Q NOVA A close-up view of the family life and annual migrations of the gray whales. (R) g {Q THREE'S COMPANY Jack thinks that one of the girls has designs on him when he and Larry discover a filled-in quiz in Real Woman magazine. 0 EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 6:30 e LOCAL FOLLOWUP "Getting To No" O SUPER LOTO QNEWS 8 M'A'S'H LAURIER'S PEOPLE Guest: lawyer John Laxton. 7:00 Q WIND IN THE WILLOWS Animated. Based on Kenneth Grahame's book detailing the adventures of Mr. Toad and his riverbank friends. Voices provided by Charles Nelson Reilly, Roddy McDowall and Eddie Bracken, g Q SILVER SPOONS Edward is distressed at the thought that his ex-wife .'Evelyn may remarry and move into' the house next door! (R) Q THRILL OF A LIFETIME A boy's basketball team meets the Harlem Globetrotters; a married couple spends an evening in an Arctic igloo; a lover of Japanese food learns the art of preparing sushi. (R) g 8 Q) 60 MINUTES T.J. HOOKER Hooker tries to save an abandoned baby from the orphanage. Q THE LIVING PLANET: A PORTRAIT OF THE EARTH A survey of unusual sea creatures, including the decoy fish, leafy sea dragon and narwhal, as well as a look at the shark in both myth and fact, g ©CHIPS 7:30 Q PUNKY BREWSTER Henry commits the cardinal error of throwing away Punky's seemingly irreparable doll. (R) Q JUST KIDDING Kids give their interpretations of the origin of planet Earth, honeymoons and God. (R) ffl LES BEAUX DIMANCHES 8:00 Q FRAGGLE ROCK Gobo discovers the consequences of selfishness when he hoards some magical grapes. Q Q KNIGHT RIDER Michael and KITT aid a psychiatrist-turned-rancher being hassled by locals who are trying to thwart her efforts to build a center for urban delinquents. (R) Q CAGNEY & LACEY Q MURDER, SHE WROTE Q NATURE This profile of the world's most popular household pet, the dog, examines a special, centuries-old relationship, g Q MOVIE • "Promise At Dawn" (1971, Drama) Mel- REDS Diane Keaton (r.) stars as a writer and love Interest of Jack Nicholson in "Reds," to air SUNDAY, APRIL 28 and MONDAY, APRIL 29 on ABC. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 ly naive British recruits leam the facts of life and war when they are* sent to battle in Malaysia. 21 ASK ANNABELLE QNEWS 1:00 2:60 Q FANTASY ISLAND 2:20 Q FANTASYISLAND 2:45 3:15 Q CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH QNEWS .-** '.:' Wr jS. Your letter has a lot of sadness in it and for that I sym _____. ■ •*■****• l__Ki B ■'-»■ - f mk pathize with you. It also has a lot of hatred aimed at the ina Mercouri, Assaf Dayan. Based on the true story of writer Romain Gary's unselfish mother, who sacrifices everything for her son because she believes he can reach greatness. Q) TV'S BLOOPERS AND PRACTICAL JOKES 8:30 Q BEACHCOMBERS A former citizen of Gibsons makes a triumphant return as an international rock star and bestows gifts on many of the town's residents. (R) (Part 1 of 2) g 8:60 ffl LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Le Dernier Banco" 9:00 Q THE WINNERS Kate Lynch stars as outspoken Ottawa Mayor Charlotte Whitton, who launched an all-out campaign for spe- ! cial reform and justice: (R) QQO MOVIE kkkVs "Reds" (1981, Drama) Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton. Based on the true story of American journalist John Reed's involvement in the Russian Revolution of 1917 and his love for early feminist Louise Bryant. (Part 1 of 2) g Q TONIGHT SHOW COMEDIANS Stand-up routines by Joan Rivers, Bill Cosby, Steve Martin, Rodney Dangerfield, George Carlin and other comics are featured. (R) Q CRAZY LIKE A FOX A man imprisoned 12 years for murdering his wife learns that she is still alive. (R) Q MASTERPIECE THEATRE "All For Love" After a stranger is caught stealing eggs from the King family, he becomes their respected hired hand, g 0) MOVIE kk% "Million Dollar Infield" (1982, Comedy) Rob Reiner, Bonnie Bedelia. A group of businessmen in their early 30s, friends since childhood, devote an excessive amount of time and enthusiasm to their softball team. 9*30 Q TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:00 Q SCENE OF THE CRIME In "Murder on the Half Shell," a fitness guru (Michelle Phillips) is murdered after putting her health spa up for aale. In "Dead Wrong," a woman encounters deadly terror while vacationing on a tropical island. Q TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Q QREAT PERFORMANCES "Bach's Brandenburg Concertos: The Con certo Grosso" Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts the Concentus musicus of Vienna in the composer's Brandenburg Concertos I, VI and III, performed on period instruments. ©60 MINUTES 10:20 ffl NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:45 ffl CINEMA •••• "Qu'elle etait verte ma vallee" (1941, Drame) Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara. Un mineur du pays de Galle nous raconte comment une mine de charbon implantee dans sa verte vallee a transforme sa famille tant sur le plan social que sur le plan materiel. 11:00 Q NATIONAL ("The Nation's Business" will follow.) g S QQNEWS O CTV NATIONAL NEWS Q ROCKABY Scenes from rehearsals, and an entire performance, of Samuel Beckett's play at its world premiere in Buffalo, N.Y., with actress Billie Whi- tolsWt O TWILIGHT ZONE A man finds himself in the past and tries to prevent President Lincoln's assassination. 0) GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 11:16 ONEWS Q ABCNEWSg 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 Q SPORTSLINE Q MOVIE ••% "Heat Of Anger" (1971, Drama) Susan Hayward, Lee J. Cobb. A keen-witted lady lawyer defends an executive charged with the murder of a construction worker. O GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE O CBS NEWS (B TWILIGHT ZONE Flight 107 arrives on schedule, but empty. 11:46 O FACE THE NATION 12:00 O MOVIE •• "Playmates" (1941, Musical) John Barrymore, Lupe Velez. A bandleader and a distinguished stage actor joins forces to settle an overdue financial debt. Q MOVIE ••• "Paper Moon" (1973, Comedy) Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal. A young orphan "adopts" a father by following a former friend of her mother in his con-artist escapades during the Depression. O DAVID SUSSKIND Scheduled: Vartan Gregorian, president of the New York Public Library. 8 HOUR OF VICTORY MOVIE •••14 "The Last Tycoon" (1976, Drama) Robert DeNiro, Jeanne Moreau. Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel about a driven movie producer in the Hollywood of the 1930s. 12:05 O MOVIE ••• "The Confession" (1970, Drama) Yves Montand, Simone Signoret. Artur London's forced confession and imprisonment occur during the communist purge of 1951. O MOVIE ••54 "Red Line 7000" (1965, Drama) James Caan, Laura Devon. The lives and loves of three racing enthusiasts reflect the tensions involved with the sport. 12:15 O TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE A would-be television writer's telephone answering machine assumes a mind and voice of its own that lead to confusion. 12:45 Q MOVIE •••"The Virgin Soldiers" (1970, Drama) Lynn Redgrave, Nigel Patrick. A group of sexual- Confidential to Not Unveiled, It is not the policy of this newspaper to publish letters such as yours. Instead, I received your letter from the Editor to try to give you some advice on a very tragic story. I read that this accident happened almost two years ago - what a long time for you to be carrying around such a burden of hate and bitterness a- gainst other people. Have you forgotten that tragedy struck them just as hard? The loss of a father, husband, son or brother is a great loss indeed and sometimes works a hardship on a family that is not easy to bear. But families manage, they adjust - they don't forget - but normal people, after a period of mourning, get on with their lives. In your case, you haven't done that. You seem to be simmering in some sort of hatred about this tragedy that is not healthy. The young woman you mention, should have, at ttie outset, gone to a lawyer. If she and the young man were living common-law and it could have been proved, she probably would have, been considered heir to any monies and property left. Apparently this was not done. I know, when faced with a great loss one cannot always think straight and some people will take advantage of that, but not knowing the other side of the story - who can really say who is right and who wrong? other parties involved. Try to come to the realization within yourself that nothing will ever come of such feelings except an unhealthy attitude towards your fellowman. It's been close to two years now, you won't forget - but try to find a way to put it behind: you and get on with anew course of living. To forgive and forget is sometimes one of the hardest things to do but I strongly urge you to try - for the sake of your peace of mind. My prayers are with you for a brighter and happier future. Star readers are invited to mail in their questions or problems to ASK ANNABELLE. Use a nom de plume if you wish.The address is ASK ANNABELLE, c-o The Aldergrove Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C., VOX 1A0. 1985 HYUNDAI STELLAR A STAR IS BORN From HYUTOfll *8995 Affordable Luxurv Plus PO I and Fre-gM "WE CARE' "Behind those great looks is a proven performer. Stellar went through months of tough testing before it went to market It's already a hit in 21 countries. Now it's here in Canada. Come in and test drive Stellar. The luxury car you con afford. ABBOTSFORD IMPORTS HYunonil PONY AND STELLAR. 33286 South Fraser Way Abbotslord (DL. 577 PHONE 859-2813 534-0037 L- -.*< ^-''■w'-'^w^.g**-'*^^ 22 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 MONDAY EVENING APRIL 29,1985 Copyright • 1986 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q •* 54 "House Of Bamboo" (1955, Drama) Robert Stack, Robert Ryan. A group of ex-GIs form their own network of thieves and killers. 2:30 ffl "Sa majeste Douglas" (1919, Comedie) Douglas Fairbanks, Lilian Landon. Un homme riche parcourt le monde a la recherche de plaisir et de sensations fortes. EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS Q CBS NEWS Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR Q THREE'S COMPANY A pregnant young woman appears and claims Jack is the father of her unborn child. Q CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY Q M'A'S'H Exhausted from 24 hours of duty, Hawkeye and Col. Potter respond to a desperate call for surgeons from a Korean army hospital, ffl PILE OU FACE 7:00 Q PACIFIC REPORT O WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q Q ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Lee Horsley. Q LIVE IT UP The best baby-carrier; tips on how to take pet pictures; profile of singer-songwriter Jane Siberry. (R) g O JEOPARDY Q AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER Q TAXI When his mother moves out of the apartment after an argument, Louie plans a wild bachelor-pad party. QVANCOUVER OLE TELEJOURNAL g 7:25 OLE POINT 7:30 OVENTURE OWEEKNIGHT OTIC TAC DOUGH O WKRP IN CINCINNATI Herb fixes Les up with the "perfect date" via a computer dating service. Q SALE OF THE CENTURY Q THRILL OF A LIFETIME A water-skier is towed by a ferry; an Air Force veteran conducts the Air Command Band in concert; a 12-year- old presents the news. (R) WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS Q JEFFERSONS Lionel and Jenny have trouble getting a loan from the bank, g 8:00 Q HANGIN' IN Kate is thrilled at the prospect of hosting a counseling show on the radio, but Mike and Webster find the additional workload at the Centre too much to handle. (R)g Q O HARDCASTLE ANO MCCORMICK The judge becomes a Hollywood ce- ADAM ■ \ m flliflli-H PPIM .-■■;.. ^WFrnim * .WwiaM^JyBim} 1 ■ *j$'M^$i&& *^_39B I •-**-*■ ■vi*0,*3H John and Reve Walsh (Daniel J. Travanti and JoBeth Williams) pose with their son, Adam (John Boston), who later disappears from a Florida shopping mall, in "Adam," airing MONDAY, APRIL 29 on NBC. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1885 Compulog lebrity -- and the target of a wily murderess -- when he substitutes as host of a friend's TV show. (R)g O MOVIE kkkVi "Adam" (1983, Drama) Daniel J. Travanti, JoBeth Williams. A missing child's distraught parents take steps to ensure passage of legislation that would help parents of other children who have vanished. Based on a true story. (R) SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Billy is instructed to find out who's leaking top-secret information to enemy agents and to locate a double agent who's stirring up trouble. (R) Q LIVE IT UP The best baby-carrier; tips on how to take pet pictures; profile of singer-songwriter Jane Siberry. (R) g Q DON'T EAT THE PICTURES: SESAME STREET AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART Big Bird and his friends visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. (R)g Q MOVIE kk\i "The Love Machine" (1971, Drama) John Phillip Law, Dyan Cannon. An ambitious young man stops at nothing to work his way up to the top of the television business. ffl LA BONNE AVENTURE Edmond accepte mal sa convalescence; Daniel rencontre Helene et elle lui fait part de sa decision, g 8*30 Q DANGER BAY When the Roberts rescue a river otter that has been shot by poachers, they find themselves involved in the capture of the criminals. (R) g O BIZARRE Sketches: Moonlight Boy's suicide; Super Dave's ski ride to death; baby substitute. (R) ffl LA VIE PROMISE Thomas parviendra-t-il a oublier Catherine, g 9:00 O Q KATE & ALLIE To avoid paying a huge rent increase, Kate and Allie work at convincing the landlady that they're really one family. (R) QOO MOVIE •••!4 "Reds" (1981, Drama) Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton. Based on the true story of American journalist ' John Reed's involvement in the Russian Revolution of 1917 and his love for early feminist Louise Bryant. (Part 2 of 2) g Q THE SAILOR'S RETURN Based on the novel by David Garnett, this tragic love story about a British sea captain who mar: ries an African princess and brings her home to his village stars Tom Bell and Nigerian actress Shope Shodeinde. (R) g ffl MOVIE •••"Support Your Local Gunfighter" (1971, Comedy) James Garner, S.uzanne Pleshette. In order to swindle a small town, a con man romances a mine owner's daughter and invents a hired killer. ffl TELE-LUNDI: REILLY, L'AS DES ESPIONS Rellly se presente a Lenlne, por- teur d'un message de Lloyd George le priant de reprendre les hostililes ou du moins d'accepter que des soldats britanniques se rendent en Russie pour combattre les allemands. (7ede12) 9:30 O Q NEWHART Dick is disturbed when Larry becomes Stephanie's suitor and proposes to her. (R) 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL MISSING... HAVE YOU SEEN THIS PERSON? David and Meredith Baxter Bimey host this documentary re-creating the real- life cases of nine missing children and adults. Sophisticated methods of searching for missing persons and efforts to prevent abduction of elementary- school children will be addressed, g 8 Q CAGNEY & LACEY POIVREETSELAI'insu de Marie-Rose, Hector donne des conseils a Pierrot sur I'art de reussir en amour, g 10:30 8 REUNION GRANDPAPA 11:00 ©OOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg Q MARY TYLER MOORE Mary's ecstasy at being able to produce a show turns to horror when she learns that the stars will be Ted and Sue Ann. fflSPORTSPAGE ffl HISTOIRE DU CHEVALIER DES GRIEUX ET DE MANON LESCAUT (Debut) Le chevalier des Grieux fait la connaissance de la jolie Manon Lescaut dans la cour d'une auberge a Amiens. Un drame sentimental avec Fanny Cotten- con, Frank Daivd et Andre Reybaz. (1rede6) 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS ONEWS 11:26 O BARNEY MILLER A woman'a 28-year search for her father finally ends, but the man she finds denies his paternity. 11:30 Q ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Q BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Mariette Hartley, Alice Neel, Bill Johnson. (R) Q ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith's cousin Floyd drops in for dinner with hopes of leaving his daughter with the Bunkers. Q FDR: AN AMERICAN HERO An examination of the life and legacy of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, America's 32nd president, including rare film footage and interviews with journalists, diplomats and historians, g 8 SIMON & SIMON SCTV 11:56 Q MOVIE kkV> "Three On A Match" (1932, Drama) Joan Blondell, Bette Davis. Three former schoolmates take distinctly different paths in life and after a 12-year separation are reunited by a kidnapping. 12:00 Q SIMON & SIMON Rick and A.J. are hired to find out who is stealing confidential files from the office of their rival Myron Fowler. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Hoat: Dennis Whoiey. ffl WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 12:06 O MOVIE •••14 "Goodbye, Columbus" (1969, Comedy) Richard Benjamin, All MacGraw. A young man vacationing with the family of a wealthy businessman has a secret love affair with the tycoon's daughter. Q MOVE kkVi "Portrait Of An Escort" (1980, Drama) Susan Anspach, Tony Bill. In order to make ends meet, a divorced woman accepts a job at a dating service. 12:30 Q POLICE STORY Demoted to desk work after a violent shootout, a trigger- happy sergeant returns to the narcotics division to snag a Mexican drug ring. Q ffl LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN 12:40 ffl MCMILLAN & WIFE A powerful business magnate pressures Mac to find the murderer of hia slain newlywed daughter. (R) 1:10 Q MCMILLAN a WIFE Mac suspects the son of a wealthy business magnate, may have murdered his father. (R) 1:30 OWEEKNIGHT 8 NEWS WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 QNEWS ffl TWORONNIES 2:06 OQ FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 OONEWS 3:00 Q CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:06 Q WALTONS HAPPY 35TH DENNY ANDERSON KEEP YOUR MONEY! Of course you want to keep more of the money you work hard fbr. And you could—if you let H&R Block prepare your tax return. Asa matter of fact, in a recent survey, 2 out of 3 H&R Block customers who got refunds believed thev got bigger relunds than il thev did their own taxes. H &R Block helps you get every possible deduction, exemption and credit you're entitled to. Call your nearest H&R Block office today. We could help you keep more of your hard-earned money. H pays to be prepared by H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS See us at our new location. 2991 - 272 St., Aldergrove 856-4942 APRIL 30, TUESDAY, 7:00 P.M. MAY 1, WEDNESDAY, 7:00 P.M. MAY 2, THURSDAY, 7:00 P.M. C.W. Auctions have received a full box load of new furniture and a semi load of new carpet - all must be sold by Public Auction. Partial list of New Furniture: - 4 pee. chesterfield suites, retail value $2800. to $3000. 4 - 7 pee. dining room suites - Coffee tables, sofa tables, end tables - Buffets and hutches - Large asst. of dining tables - Large asst. of dining chairs - Chests, dressers, nite tables - Rocking chairs - 9 pee. dining room suites - Bedroom furniture - Plus more furniture Remember/this is high quality furniture and it's a box car load, many of the items are in large numbers so dealers be here. NEW CARPET Such as room size rolls of sculptured, heavy Saxonys, suitable for living and bedroom use. Also an asst. of commercial carpet. What a chance - buy new carpet at your price. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THIS THREE-DAY AUCTION YOU'LL BE GLAD THAT YOU DIDI Need an Auctioneer? Be sure you hire one -- We have been selling successful sales for 14 yeare. Remember at C.W. Auctions, we don't charge you 9% too. Do business with us - pay only what you bid. NO BUYER'S FEE) i • • • v.v • • • • 'AV. ) • • • V.V v.v v.v ■ • • • I • • • v.v • • • • '.VA , _ • • V.V v.v • • « V. - • • v.v • • • < I • • • * • • ■ I tee * • • 1 TUESDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 23 APRIL 30.1*885 Copyright • 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME SPORTS 6:00 O NHL HOCKEY Division Final. (Starting time tentative) O O NHL HOCKEY Division Final. (If necessary) 'ffl HOCKEY Series elimi- natoires (Si necessaire) DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q **54 "Swanee River" (1939, Musical) Don Ameche, Al Jolson. Stephen Foster's musical career is hampered by prejudice during the Civil War. 2:00 O kkkH "Tom Brown's Schooldays" (1952, Drama) Robert Newton, Diana Wynyard. A young boy finds excitement and adventure in the air-when he enrolls at a fashionable boys' prep school. 2:30 ffl "Une Aurore boreaje" (Pas de date, Drame) Jacques Godin, Marcel Le-. boeuf. Les parents aban- donnent le nid quand ils croient que les petits peu- vent se debrouiller. EVENING 6:00 Q ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEH. / LEHRER NEW5HOUH ffl THREE'S COMPANY Home-brewed beer and home-grown pot get Jack Into trouble with the law. 6:30 8 ONEWS TOP STORY ffl M'A'S'H Frank is antagonistic toward a wounded North Korean officer who describes his own injury and correctly diagnoses the wounds of other patients. 7:00 8 WHEEL OF FORTUNE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with "Lace II" costars Brooke Adams, Phoebe Cates snd Deborah Raffin. Q KIRO COMMUNITY SPECIAL: NFL DRAFT The NFL draft choices and a talk with the Seattle Seahawks Organization are featured. O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER ffl TAXI Louie hits an old woman while trying to teach the art of cabbing to apretty new driver. fflVANCOUVER 7:30 OWEEKNIGHT QTIC TAC DOUGH Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS ffl JEFFERSONS George and Louise look back on their start in the dry-cleaning business. Q ffl LE TELEJOURNAL Q 7:66 ffl LE POINT 8:00 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O THREE'S A CROWD g O O A-TEAM The team attempts to stop a crooked union boss from succeeding with his plan to force a family-run logging opera- LOVING COUPLES Stephen Collins (I.) and Shirley MacLaine star as two members of an ultra-civilized foursome who play a romantic game of mixed doubles, in "Loving Couples," TUESDAY, APRIL 30 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog tion out of business. (R) Q O E / R Among the bizarre visitors to the emergency room are a depressed dentist, a man with a nail in his foot, and Dr. Sheinfeld's guilt-provoking father. (R) O LUCIE ARNAZ SHOW & NOVA A behind-the- scenes look at NASA's women astronauts, featuring interviews with Sally Ride, Kathryn Sullivan and Judith Resnick. (R) g © MOVIE kk% "Harry In Your Pocket" (1973, Drama) James Coburn, Michael Sarrazin. A team of professional pickpockets develops sophisticated techniques as they set up and fleece scores of victims. 8:10 ffl LE GRAND FRERE Les garcons de I'orphelinat ac- cueilient un vieil homme evade de prison et mettent a contribution son talent de perceur de coffre-fort. 8*30 O FOUL-UPS, BLEEPS & BLUNDERSg O O JEFFERSONS With Helen and Louise out of town for the weekend, George and Tom devise a plan set a world's record. g 9:00 Q WESTERN GARDENER O WHO'S THE BOSS? Tony's spur-of-the-moment dinner with Angela is complicated by the arrival of her boyfriend. (R) g Q RIPTIDE When a young mother's life is threatened she goes into hiding, and Cody, Nick and Boz assume protective custody of her baby girl. (R) Q MOVIE "Hardcastle And McCormick" (1983, .Drama Brian Keith, Daniel Hugh-Kelly. A hard-nosed judge teams up with a high-spirited paroled race car driver to track down and lock up criminals who were set free on technicalities. O MOVIE •• "Loving Couples" (1980, Comedy) Shirley MacLaine, James Coburn. A married couple and a pair of young singles switch partners in a game of lifestyle sampling and romantic revenge. Q TO BE ANNOUNCED Q FRONTLINE This survey of Amerlca'8 involvement in modern wars focuses on U.S. preparation for massive Soviet conflict as well 88 participation in small conflicts in remote parts of the world, including Vietnam, Teheran and Grenada, g ffl MOVIE •••"Tho Owl And The Pussycat" (1970, Comedy) Barbra Streisand, George Segal. An intellectual becomes involved with a part-time prostitute. 9:i0 ffl LE SON DES FRANCES D'AMERIQUE 9*30 O THREE'S A CROWD O HAIL TO THE CHEF Oliver is being nursed to health by a pretty spy; the security advisor's fiancee's prom may require postponement of the strategic arms talks, g 9:40 ffl LE 101 OUEST, AVENUE DES PINS Sonia reserve une surprise a Johnny; Lapalisse organise sa nouvelle vie. 10:00 I NATIONAL / JOURNAL i, MACQRUDER & LOUD REMINGTON STEELE Over Laura's objections, Steele is convinced by his former mentor (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) that he should pose as a long-lost son and heir to a multimillion- dollar estate. (R) Q TO BE ANNOUNCED Q JEAN SHEPHERD'S AMERICA An exploration of the lifestyle of the wealthy. ffl STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Stone is teamed with a young undercover policeman to break up a narcotics ring. 10:10 ffl RENCONTRES Roman- cier, prix Goncourt '83, Frederick Tristan discute son sujet "Solitude et grandeur de I'homme." 10:30 Q THE SPORTING UFE A profile of Washington Redskins' right tackle George Starke. 10:40 ffl CINEMA kkVs "La petite fille en velours" (1978, Drame) Michel Pic- coli, Claudia Cardinale. Un chirurgien autrichien refu- gie en France, pratique sa profession clandestine- ment en attendant son visa pour I'Angleterre. 11:00 ©OOONEWS Q Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O THE BRAIN An examination of changes that occur in the brain during learning; actress Kitty Carlisle, author George Plimpton and conductor Michael Tilson-Thomas discuss memory association, g ffl MARY TYLER MOORE It looks like Mary's friendship with Rhods is going down the drain after Rhoda makes what Mary thinks Is an unkind remark. ffl SPORTSPAGE 11:20 Q VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS QNEWS 11:25 Q BARNEY MILLER A phobia about needles could cause complications for Wojo when he's bitten by a dog. 11:30 Q ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Q BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Ann-Margret, Kelly Monteith, Sue Raney. (R) Q ALL IN THE FAMILY When Barney Hefner's wayward wife wants to kiss and make up, Archie's got a better idea and her name is Boom Boom. 8 FALL GUY SCTV 11:55 O MOVIE ••• "I Am A Fugitive" (1932, Drama) Paul Muni, George Raft. Framed for a hold-up, an out-of-work war veteran is sent to a Georgia prison farm and suffers the dehumanizing effects of a sadistic criminal justice system. 12:00 Q POLICE STORY Dissension builds among SWAT team members when their new supervisor - (James Farentino) fails to cope with the job's demands. Q FALL GUY Two bail- jumping con artists lead Colt, Howie and Jody to Mexico, where the case is complicated by a phony treasure trove and murder. * (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. ffl WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 12:05 O MOVIE •• "Crime Knows No Age" (1973, Drama) Mitchell Ryan, Wayne Maunder. A policeman takes the place of an unidentified man who was killed by a bus while carrying $200,000. O MOVIE •• "Double Image" (1970, Drama) George Hamilton, Barbara Anderson. A diplomat becomes involved with a woman who tries to pass herself off as his dead girlfriend. 12:30 O ffl LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN 12:40 ffl COLUMBO A senatorial candidate is implicated in the murder of his campaign manager. (R) 1:00 Q EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 O COLUMBO Automobile executive Hayden Danziger (Robert Vaughn) is a prime suspect in the murder of a cruise ship's featured vocalist (Poupee Bocar). (R) 1:304 ©WEEKNIGHT QNEWS ffl WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 QNEWS , ©TWORONNIES 2:06 OO FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 OONEWS 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:05 Q WALTONS Volunteers! To be crisis-help line counsellors. A 30-hour training period is required and we ask for a 15-hour per month commitment for one year of work on the phones. Phone Aline Lacey at Langley Family Services, 534-7921 for further information. To help at Family Services bingo. Phone 534-7921 and ask for Tereina Neu- bauer or leave your name and she will call you. Help is needed for Monday afternoon 12 to 4:30 Hues legends travel to Beingham Allied Arts of Whatcom County announces "Legends In Blues" an exclusive engagement of rhythm and blues- jazz legends Big Joe Turner and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson in concert at the historic Mount Baker Theatre in Bellingham on Wednesday, May 8. Big Joe Turner is considered by many to be the greatest blues shouter of all time. One of the first to record the well- known "Shake, Rattle, and Roll" Turner has been shouting the blues for over 50 years. His work has been memorialized on numerous recordings the most recent of which is the 1984 Pablo Records release "Kansas City, Here I Come." Turner can sing and shout the whole gamut from spirituals to swing: his career includes engagements with such big band names as Duke Ellington and Count Basie. Eddie "Clean- head" Vinson is a potent combination of blues and jazzman. Known equally for his ability to shout a song and his earthy alto saxophone solos, Vinson has been instrumental to the development of the music of John Coltrane. Vinson's poignant rendering of the blues in "I Want A Little Girl" (Pablo Records, 1981) truly exemplify the best in black American musical story-telling. Big Joe Turner has made significant contributions to the evolution of rock 'n' roll; Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson was a 1983 grammy award nominee: these two fine jazzmen are truly legends in the music worid. Tickets are available in the US at Box Office Northwest; information and charge-by-phone (206) 734-7200, and in Canada at Vancouver Ticket Centers; information and chaige- by-phone 280-4444. Sooter Studios Graduation Special GRADS ONLY Offer expires April 30/85 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 '200.90 429.95 '104.90 '59.95 •90.85 '49.95 "The Sooter the Better" Sooters Tak» vour Aim to your favorltr Sootrr location: West Oaks Mall, Clearbrook 854-1972 Scoter's Watt Oaks store under new management. * w>«> w*vaft:i.t■;*!!».K-f.n*,-*;«:■*> >«Ai»«^iawM)Wii.1wWW '.-'• tv.-itv wa» -•*.«rjiier.nifcj*^ffirvi^^wn^i-w-v^r!*^^^^ '•■*^;***iii*«**ifi*3^.W 24 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 WEDNESDAY EVENING Morning music by many is free MAY 1,1986 Copyright • 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. EVENINQ 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (0 THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy's minister father pays a visit. ffl CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRrTANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © M'A'S'H Mysterious happenings in the 4077th seem to confirm the Korean belief in an unseen world of demons and ancestral spirits. ffl LE VAGABOND Vagabond accompagne une troupe de mu'siciens ambu- lants et prend la defense du souffre-douleur de la troupe, g 7:00 O FUTURESCAN O WHEEL OF FORTUNE Q O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with John James. O MATT HOUSTON Matt attempts to prevent his cousin Will from committing suicide after being jilted by a woman who also stole his money. OJEOPARDY O AUDUBON WILDLIFE THEATER C0 TAXI When Latka is rejected by a young beauty, he sets out to acquire the mannerisms of a swinging American bachelor. OVANCOUVER ffl BASEBALL Les Expos de Montreal visitent les Phillies de Philadelphia 7:30 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's stuck with a spare ticket to a Springsteen concert. (R) "*7 O WEEKNIGHT OTIC TAC DOUGH O SALE OF THE CENTURY O FOUL-UPS, BLEEPS & BLUNDERSg O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS (0 JEFFERSONS Louise's jealousy upsets the plans for her.and George's 30th anniversary, g 8:00 OTHE FIFTH ESTATE O CHUCK BARRIS SPECIAL g O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mark make an effort to spark a romance between a Thoroughbred trainer's daughter (Helen Hunt) and the son (John Hammond) of a class-conscious man. (Part 1of2)g O NHL HOCKEY Division Final. (If necessary) O DOUBLE DARE O FALL GUY Colt, Howie and Jody pursue a pretty bail jumper to a resort hotel in search of a $3 million stolen treasure. (R) g O DISCOVER: THE WORLD OF SCIENCE Featured: electronic implants to aid the deaf; Mount Saint Helen revisited; a **> new flight simulator; baby talk, g m MOVE kkkv, "The -*•*& ".OW**--'''£& •***■* ~. « i HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN i$**%gwsa!W'*w »*««**■*■* *. % tf\y ' I Despite his aversion to horses, Mark (Victor French) is roped into a job as a stable hand, on "Highway to Heaven," airing WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 on NBC. T v"v'< s CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog Pr .'■ _ VW^r :.::**:: Long Goodbye" (1973, Mystery) Elliott Gould, Nina Van Pallandt. Detective Philip Marlowe encounters a host of offbeat characters while looking for his client's missing husband. 9:00 Q REMINGTON STEELE Over Laura's objections, Steele is convinced by his former mentor (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) that he should pose as a long-lost son and heir to a multi-million dollar estate. (R) O MISS HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY PAGEANT Q FACTS OF LIFE An Eastland alumna, now a famous author, interviews Mrs. Garrett and the girls for her latest book, g O O MOVIE "The Heart Of A Champion: The Ray Mancini Story" (Premiere, Drama) Robert Blake, Doug McKeon. The story of former lightweight boxing champ Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini, whose natural ability in the ring waa intensified by his aspirations to * follow in his father's footsteps. O ST. ELSEWHERE Aus- chlander makes a tough decision during the nurses' strike; Ehrlich solos a tricky operation; Martin is sexually assaulted again. (R) O COMPLEAT GILBERT AND SULLIVAN "The Pirates Of Penzance" Keith Michell and Peter Allen star in this story of pirates, beautiful maidens and a wily major-general, g GD MACQRUDER & LOUD 9:30 QSARA ffl LE TELEJOURNAL g 9:66 ffl LE POINT 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL Q ST. ELSEWHERE Aus- chlander makes a tough decision during the nurses' strike; Ehrlich solos a tricky operation; Martin is sexually assaulted again. (R) O HOTEL Worried about a possible mastectomy, Christine seeks comfort from Peter; a young woman rebels against her father's choice of a son-in-law. g © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Stone and Keller investigate Hamilton Air Force Base when a deranged killer attired in an Air Force colonel's uniform murders a young woman. O KNOTS LANDING g 10:30 ffl CINEMA ***"L'Eter- nel Retour" (1943, Drame) Madeleine Sologne, Jean Marais. Transposition mod- erne de la legende de Tristan et Yseuit, adaptee par Jean Cocteau. 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O VIOLONCELLO The making of a cello, from the cutting of wood to construction and use in a performance by Leonard Rose, featuring Saint- Saens' "The Swan" and Robert Schumann's "Fantasy Pieces." (R) © MARY TYLER MOORE When Mary allows some unedited copy to get on "The Six O'Clock News," Lou gets mad and threatens to fire her. Q)SPORTSPAGE 11:20 O VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS QNEWS 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER A gun-toting parolee wants to return to prison, claiming that the regimentation of penal life hasn't prepared him for the outside world. 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Suzanne Pleshette, Michael Davis, Ed Begley Jr. (R) OALL IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith spend a country weekend in the middle of the stormy marriage of their neighbors, Barney and Blanche. 8 MAGNUM, P.I. SCTV 11:55 O MOVIE kkk~ "Sven- gali" (1931, Drama) John Barrymore, Marian Marsh. An aging artist develops an obsessive interest in a woman and, using his hypnotic powers, transforms her into a virtuoso singer. 12:00 O POLICE STORY O MAQNUM, P.I. Magnum tries to recover a valuable artifact stolen from a modem-day Samurai warrior. (R) Q LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. 0) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 12:05 O MOVIE ** "A Gun- fight" (1971, Western) Kirk Douglas, Johnny Cash. Driven by greed, two former gunfighters stage a shootout for a price. O MOVIE *•• "The Red Tent" (1971, Adventure) Peter Finch, Sean Connery. A 1928 flight to Alaska is downed, and res-. cuers attempt to reach the stranded crew. 12:30 O €D LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN 12:40 © MOVIE *•* "And Your Name Is Jonah" (1979, Drama) Sally Struthers, James Woods. A young mother struggles to help her seven-year-old deaf-mute son to communicate from his silent world. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:10 Q MOVIE kkk% "Kaleidoscope" (1966, Comedy) Warren Beatty, Susannah York. An American jet- setter marks decks of cards at a Geneva factory as part of a scheme to beat the casinos of Europe. (R) 1:30 OWEEKNIGHT NEWS WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 ONEWS CD TWORONNIES 2:05 Q FANTASY ISLAND 2:30 OONEWS 2:36 O FANTASY ISLAND 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3:35 O WALTONS The Wal- tons' joy over John-Boy's approaching high school graduation is challenged by unforeseen circumstances. Men have different attitudes VICTORIA - "Women are accustomed to minimizing disaster while men maximize gain" says Dr. Ursula Franklin, Canadian peace activist and professor of engineering, University of Toronto. Franklin will be a keynote speaker at the University of Victoria May 10 - 12 on the subject, "Women as peace activists". CIEARBROOK - Concert band adjudication is free and open to the public Forest display ALDERGROVE- The I_angley - Aldeigrove Junior Forest Wardens will be at the Aldergrove Centre mall on May 10 and 11 for a display during Junior Forest Warden Week and National Forestry Week. Saturday morning, May 4, during Abbotsford - Matsqui International Band Festival. Music lovers may choose the location and category of their preference to hear a variety of bands perform a range of test pieces before adjudicators in several schools. One of the top and most competitive classes is for senior high school bands and other junior bands whose members are not yet 20 years old. Junior high school bands compete from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Mouat secondary and Yale junior secondary. Saturday afternoon brings another free public event, with the grand parade from Clearbrook to Abbotsford starting at 2 p.m. from Matsqui government centre. 1981 PLYMOUTH RELIAN 4 door, 82,000 kms., auto., p.s., p.b., cloth seats. 1981 CAPRI Auto., p.s., p.b., Ricardo stats, T-roof, 70,000 kms. 1981 CHRYSLER LeBARON 80,000 kms., auto., p.s.,p.b., , 6 cyl., cloth seats 1981 CHEVETTE Cloth seats, extra clean, 77,000 kms. '6,488 $7,488 $6J88 $6,988 1981 CHEV VAN »fi qflfl Automatic, p.s., p.b UjUUU 1979 FORD COURIER P/U *Q Oft ft Automatic. .•'.* ., %Mtfml%M%9 $6,988 1979 CHEVY TOURING VAN Auto., p.s., p.b., fridge, twin battery system, 7000 miles 1984 CHRYSLER E-CLASS Ex-executlve lease. 5000 kms., balance of 5/80 warranty, p.s., p.b., air. Two to choose from 1983 DODGE ARIES Ex-lease, auto., p.e., p.b., cloth seats 1983 GMC FACTORY CONVERTED Touring van, fully loaded. Only 24,000kms. S0L» 511,988 $7,288 '21,488 1975 DART '1 Rftfl 4 dr. sedan, clean car ■ JWWW 1975 DODGE P/U $1 788 84,000 miles. All new radlals "J" WW 1980 DODGE MAXI VAN CONVERSION $4 c 100 45,000 kms., fully camparlied, I VatOO extra clean 1976 CHRYSLER CORDOBA $9 988 Auto., p.s., p.b., very clean unit «■ J w WW $4,988 1979 FORD MONARCH 2 dr. auto., p.s., p.b., new paint, extra clean.' 1976 FORD VANGAURD 23' MOTORHOME 40,000 miles, fully equipped Incl. awn.n,,Mu.lbM^tobe MA|(E y$ AN QFFER!!! appreciated. Come In and make a deal. JWcriiW LANGLEY CHRYSLER Af Fraser Hwy. & Downtown Langley CHRYSLER WB-BSS! ■MtJ THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 25 Classifieds 856-8303 - 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 3089 - 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. 11-tf Claaaif ied Directory 29. Accounting and ' Bookkeeping 1. Announcements and Coming Events 28. Appraisals 26. Auction 51. Automotive Supplies 6. Births 49. Boats for Sale 19. Brickwork 18. Bldg. Construction 41. Building Supplies 55. Business Opportunities 10. Business Services and Miscellaneous 5. Cards of Thanks 53. Cars 22. Electrical . 4. Engagements and Waddings 30. Finance 25. Fuel 45. Furniture 46. Garage Sales 39. Garden Produce 16. Gravel Sales 20. Gyproc and Stucco 24. Hay Sales 47. Holiday and Utility , Trailers 43. Homes for Sale 3. In Memorium 32. Jobs Available 12. Landscaping and Nursery Supplies 8. Legals 11. Lessons 36. Livestock 7. Lost and Found 50. Machinery and Equipment 35. Miscellaneous for Sale 48. Miscellaneous Wanted 44. Mobile Homes 52. Motorcycles 40. Music 17. Paving 2. Personals 38. Pets 21. Plumbing 37. Poultry 27. Professional Services Miscellaneous 42. Property for Sale 42A Property Wanted 33. Rentals 15. Septic Tanks 31. Situations Wanted 23. Topsoil and Manure 13. Tractor Work 9. Travel 54. Trucks 34. Wanted to Rent 14. Well Drilling 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 sccepted by the newspaper when copy is not submitted or verified in writing. Phone your ad to: 856-8303 or 856-5212. Central Fraser Valley Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. V0X1A0 Classllled Advertising Rates per August 1,1982 Weekly rate: first 20 words - $2.95 minimum charge; 12 cents per word for each additional word. Box Numbers - $2.25 extra. Deadlines for classified ads are 2:00 p.m. Monday and for too late to classify 12:00 noon Tuesday. The classified telephone numbers are 856-8303 or 856-5212. OFFICE HOURS 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 V0X1A0 i St. Ann's Catholic church, 2826-272 St., Aldergrove, 856-2841. Masses: Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Confession: Saturday 7 to 7:45 p.m. VMf Crib every Monday night, Aldergrove Legion. Time 8 p.m. sharp. Cost $2. pr. person. "Cash prizes". Everyone welcome, every- one eligible. 5-tf Troubled? For counselling services call 534-7921. Langley Family Services, 5339 - 207 St., Langley, B.C. 6-4868-tf Llona Bingo, every Monday at Elks hall, Aldergrove. Early birds 7:00; regular bingo 8:00. Cash prizes & door prizes. 44-tf FLEA MARKET Every Sunday. "Rain or Shine" Reserved $5.00 Unreserved .. $3.00 Doors open 8:45 a.m. Call 856-3375 for more info. ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL 10-17150-tf Junior Forest Wardens of Langley/Aldergrove begin regular meetings every Wednesday, April 17. Boys & girls 10-16 yrs. Also leaders, instructors & drivers needed. Call Roger 856-4881. 14-4 Langley adult daycare craft 6 bake sale Sat., May 4, 1:30-4:00. 19774 - 56 Ave. Open house & spring tea. Everyone welcome. 16-3 Langley Lawn Bowling. Lawn bowling Instruction for beginners start Apr. 29, 7 p.m. at 20471 - 54 Ave., Langley. Info, phone Bob Shields 534-6556 or George Sellers 535-0621. 17-1 Smorgasbord, Aldergrove Legion ladles auxiliary, Sat., Apr. 27 from 5 p.m. on. 17-1_ If you are a newcomer to Aldergrove or know someone who is please call Cully Penzer 856-2620. 17-tf April 25. Plant sale, tea & bake sale. Patricia hall, 884 - 264 St., 1:30 p.m. Quilt raffle. Patricia Wo- men'a institute. 17-1 Coghlan Community hall family dance Sat., Apr. 17. Tickets 856-7325. 16-2 SELL IT IN THE STAR - 856-8303 Get involved) Let your car & your time mean something worthwhile. I need' your help in taking seniors on outings for shopping, etc. Please call me at 856- 3806, 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. or eves. 16-4 Fraser Valley gay & lesbian support group meets every Wed. eve. at 7:30 p.m. Info, from P.O. Box 3413, Langley, B.C. V3A 4R7. 888-2189. 16-tf Do you have a drinking problem? If so, and you wish to stop, Alcoholics Anonymous can assist you. Write to Box 782, Aldergrove or phone 856- 8580. 14-802545-tf In Al-Anon people who know what It's like to live with an alcoholic share their experience, strength and hope. 856-8240, 856- 2892. Meeting held Tues., 8 p.m., St. Dunstans Anglican church, 271 St., Aldergrove. 9-799549-tf DRESSMAKING WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf Problems? Personal, family, marriage. For confidential counselling call Valley Counselling Services, 853- 9476. ■ 48-tf Ovo rasters 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 mln. No appointment needed. Thurs. 7-9 p.m.; Frl. 10-4 p.m. & 7-9 p.m.; Sat. 10-4 p.m. 20512A Fraser Hwy., Ungley (McBumey Lane). 533- 3736. 27-799420-tf HYPNOTHERAPY •Weight •Confidence •Smoking •Phobias Langley Hypnosis Centre 534-7591 26-15218-tf 4. Engagements - Weddings DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf Rae MacGllllvary & Ron Fehr wish to announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding. April 26,1985 2950-267B St., 3:30 p.m. 17-19627-1 Found. Light blue budgie vie. 4561 Brader Rd. north. 856-8114. 17-1 Found. Small Kits Camera photo album. Photos of new born baby. Vic. Old Yale Rd. & Wildwood Centre. Can be identified & picked up at Star office. 856-8303. 14-4 Missing. Male German shorthair pointer. Brown with white spots. (Might be stolen). Vic. County Line school. Reward. 858- 9350. 16-4 Lost. Chocolate point Siamese. Vic. 28 Ave. Call Elaine 853-2293 or after 6 p.m. 856-8672. 16-802523-2 Lost. P.B. Golden Retriever 1 yr. old. Followed 2 girls on horseback on Tues., Apr. 9. Vic. 264 St. & 60 Ave. Wearing choke chain. Answers to Danny. Please phone 856-7116. 16-3 dl2. Landscaping - Nursery 8. Legals NEED LEGAL AID? Information & Referral 530-5811 33-tf 10. Business Services Misc. FREE RUG SHAMPOO One residential room. 12x12 maximum. Call Electrolux 853-9171. 17-802501-1 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR. FULL GUARANTEE. EXCELLENT RATE. FREE PICK UP Ii DELIVERY. 856-5934. 17-802502-4 Budget Handyman Service Carpentry, painting, all phases of construction. 20 years experience. Phone Ken 530-2577 14-17177-4 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 Ed's Domestic Refrigerator & Appliance Repairs Call Ed at 656-7215 or drop in to the Old Country Laundromat 27232 Fraser Hwy. 10-14015-tf LeBlanc Mobile Welding All Types. 856-1080 43-15331-tf WATER DELIVERY DRILLING PUMP SALES & SERVICE VALLEY WATER SERVICES 856-6657 26-11697-tf PRINTING C.R.H. Printing Ltd. -Picture business cards foil printed -All Ink printing -Plastic name plates -Rubber stamps Phone 854-6060 Phone Joan 856-3749 Sales representative 15-16094-tf Craft Masonry & Design Stone Work Fancy Stone Brick & Block Call Jim 856-6634 20-800532-tf Comp. contract or hourly, custom additions or renovations. All carpentry, masonry & concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Licensed. Ask for Jack or Doug 856-0288. 25-800458-tf 12. Landscaping - Nursery Perimadalls -I Smarag landscaping trees, cedar hedging, mugel pines, you dig $1. pr. ft. 856-8929. 16-3 6 It. Lombardy poplar trees. $1.50 ea. 856-2749. 16-4 Have a good selection of flowering annuals, perennials for your containers, baskets, etc. 858-6998. 16-4 Bark mulch, topsoil, manure. Sand and gravel. Delivered. 581-5457. 15-802538-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 Alder Tree Service Topping, Pruning, Falling ft Removal - Insured - < Free Estimates - 856-1041 17-19629-1 Cheap asst. evergreen trees & shrubs. Also flowering shrubs; roof carrier for van, $10. 856*4855.16-2 CEDAR RIM NURSERY Wholesale to the Public - Regular Low Prices Vegetable bedding plants 59 cents basket; flowering bedding plants 79 cents basket; Fruit trees - 2 and 3 year potted trees, $10.75; Rhodo's -1 gal.-8"-16", $3.; Rhodo's - 3 gal. - 16"-20", $6.75; Hedging cedars, 4 ft., $10. ea. or 10 for $90.; Roses, #1 plants, over 30 varieties potted, $3.25 ea.; Flowering cherries, double pink, 8-10 ft., $17.50; Junipers, 1 gal., $2.25 ea. or 10 for $20.; Currants, red or black, 1 gal., $2. ea.; Dolomite lime, 20 Kg bag, $1.75. With over 200,000 trees and shrubs on our 5 acre Nursery, we offer one of the best selection of Nursery stock in the Valley. 7301 - 253 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. 856-5224 12-17131-1 "GARDEN TIME" 1 Flower Baskets Bedding Plants Shrubs 27441 -16 Ave., Aldergrove Phone 856-2941 14-19600-tf 13. Tractor Work L & M Custom Work Manure Spreading Rototilling Haying Reasonable Rates 530-1588 12-16082-tl POST POUNDING ANDAUQERINQ Complete fencing, rotovatlng, landscaping & all farm work. Lone Fir Farm Service 856-1320 14-802553-4 Bobcat services. Backfill & excavation. 856-8181. 21-799596-tf Backhoe work, water & sewer lines, excavating & landclearing. 856-1047. 15-795395-tf Bedard Excavating • loading & levelling • light excavation • backhoe service • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-tf •^*?^>**«»«!«W^i<»-p^ vtmmmwm&mwiiimwmmW^ ■ :: ' ■*-■■', .''. ****■ 26 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 KARL DEGLAN Bulldozing - Excavating Clearing & Burning Demolition & Loading Cat D8 & D6 dozers 955 & 931 LGP loaders Excavator clearing grapple Karl 858-5032 Moody 534-4674 11-95517-tf TED'S TRACTORWORK 'Post Pounding 'Plowing 'Rotovating 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 Rotovating & light levelling. Specializing in lots & gardens. Also field work. Ask for Bernie 856-2738. 10-801469-tf Valley Backhoe & Sewer Service. Working person's rate. Free est. 856-9572. 16-802512-4 16. Gravel Sales GODDARD TRUCKING & EXCAVATING •Tandem dump truck hire •Gravel sales •Septic Field work •Excavation & Driveways •931 Wide Track Loader •JD 350 wide track with 6-way hydraulic blade •JSW BH 45 hydraulic excavator with thumb Phone George or Terry 534-3863 11-10773-tf CRUSHER CHIPS CRUSHED ROCK Drain rock, sand & mulch delivered. Driveway ruts & holes filled. 310 track loader/backfill, etc. 534-1248 51-801223-tf 18. Building - Construction ALTRAC Contracting Ltd. •Ditching -Building •Grading 'Fencing •Bulldozing 'Clearing •Riding Arenas •General Maintenance One of the Lowest Machinery Rates in the Lower Mainland. Give us a call - We do it all! Warren Anderton 856-8676 17-11133-tf Free Estimates Journeyman Carpenter Reliable Carpentry •Renovations for bathrooms, bsmts., kitchens •Drywall 'Framing & siding 'Concrete work 856-4991 17-19632-2 Building Construction 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 19. Brick Work ALL TYPES OF BRICK, BLOCK & STONE •Fireplaces 'Facings •Veneers Best prices. All work guaranteed. Free est. Phone Jim 856-1793 48-15750-tf 22. Electrical 200 amp. panel & switch, $100.; elec. fans about 117*>"x2' x2'/2'hlgh, $50. ea. 856-3260. 16-2 Power line Installation. Complete job from poles to power. 688-3617. 17-802604-4, 23. Topsoil - Manure Mushroom, cow or chicken manure, you pick up, $25.; delivered, $40., bags $2. Rototilling done. 856-8453 after 5 p.m. weekdays. 15-4 Free, well rotted manure, you pick up. 2117 Bradner Road South. Phone first 856-0272,856-9128. 14-4 Mushroom manure for sale. $5. pr. yd.; 10 yds. or over free delivery. 856-7181 17-4 24. Hay Sales ALFALFA GRASS MIX TIMOTHY & STRAW O 853-5991 SUNRISE FARMS 1551 Sumas Way, Abbotsford 9-13996-tl 25. Fuel Hemlock mill ends. Approx. 1 cord, $50. delivered promptly. 534-5694. 14-802559-4 Finest quality mill ends & cord wood. $45. pr. dump truck, delivered. 533-1758. 14-802560-4 Firewood for sale. Alder & birch. 856-5454. 16-4 29. Accounting - Bookkeeping PENN-TAX SERVICES LTD. • ACCOUNTING • BOOKKEEPING • TAXATION On a monthly, quarterly or yearly basis. Corporate Personal Farms Businesses 29450 Gallahad Cres. 856-3717 E.B. Penner-B. Comm. 14-19663-4 29. Accounting - Bookkeeping ACCU-KEEP DATA SERVICE •Bookeeping •Payroll •Typing •Personal Income Tax Call Birthe 856-1052 NO JOB TOO SMALL ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce the opening of Fraval Accounting Services in Aldergrove at 26833 -16 Avenue. Our clients are mostly professionals, small businesses, farmers and individuals who are not big enough to hire a full time Bookkeeper or Accountant. Our services include: 'Budget preparation 'Bookkeeping 'Cash flow projection 'Corporate & individual Income tax return preparation 'Payroll 'Preparation of financial statements For preliminary discussion please call CHRIS GENOBAGA 856-7100. 16-19623-4 '31. Sits. Wanted Exp. carpenter. Rec. rms., remodelling, additions, repairs & sundecks. 856-1527 16-4 Young man seeks employment of any type. 534-6440 16-4 Yard maintenance, lawn & all garden care, odd jobs. Have own equip. Call Kim or Don 856-3598. 16-4 Middle age couple want caretaker or managers job for motel or complex. 856- 9002. 16-4 Restoring your rusty car, truck, van? I make panels & body parts to fit your vehicle. Leave your phone no. with Ron or Marlln at 856-9032. IM Two men with % ton truck for any type cleanup. Reas. rates. Clean, lined gal. cans for sale, $1. ea. or offers. Call Rod 856- 7245 or 853-9497. 16-4 Mother of 4 will babysit. Fenced In yard, north of Freeway on 264 St. 856- 5645. 15-tf Bookkeeping for individuals or small businesses. Reas. rates. Mrs. Woods 856-0437. 15-4 Sewing A alterations. Specialize In med. to extra Ige. sizes for adults. 856-4674. 14-4 Student wants work 116 yr. old wants farm/garden, lawns, or general cleanup. Gord 856-2065. 14-4 Young hard working guy looking for work. Have farm exp. 886-4981. 17-4 33. Rentals 33. Rentals INGE'S DESIGN DANCE COSTUMES CUSTOM SEWING CUSTOM DESIGN TEL.: 856-8217, DAYS OR EVES. 2 exp. men avail, for yard clean-up, rototilling, pruning, lawn maintenance, etc. 856-1553, 656-1209. 14-4 Alterations. All work guaranteed. Fast service. Call Ann at 856-8935. 14-4 House cleaning, laundry mending & sewing; reas. rates. Mrs. Woods 856- 0437. . 14-4 Will babysit my home. 856-2107. 15-4 Able, versatile handyman, 25 yrs. exp. Appliance repair (except refrigeration). Plumbing & electrical work, painting, mobile home maintenance, locks installed & repaired, gunsmith- ing. General household maintenance. Phone Charlie 856-6119. 12-801445-20 Small eng. repair. Full guarantee. Exc. rate. Free pick up & del. 856-5934. "15-4 DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-lf Licensed day care. My home, Monday - Friday. 256 St. 856-9095. 16-802511-8 Sewing & alterations. All work guaranteed, fast service. Call Ann at 856-8935. 16-4 Hard working 15 yr. old wants any job after school, weekends. Vic. 10 Ave. & 248 St. 856-8849. 17-4 Exp. lady will do spring cleaning, wall papering, painting. $8. pr. hr. 856- 4981. 17-4 Will do housekeeping. 856- 6687. 17-2 Licensed mom, will babysit, my home. Monday - Friday. Anytime, any age. Call 856-9569. 17-4 32. Jobs Avail. The Langley Homemakers Service invites applications from home support workers to assist & care for the elderly confined to their homes. In extreme circumstances the support worker may be required to live in up to 3 months duration. Wage $50. per day. Applications to be made in writing to the Administrator, Box 168, Aldergrove, B.C. V0X1A0. 16-802504-2 Blue Star motel, 1 & 2 bdrm.* furnished housekeeping units. All utilities incl. Special weekly & monthly rates. 856-8125. 26-796501-tf Deluxe 1400 sq. It. 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 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 SALE! II 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 Lovely 2 bdrm., 2 baths, 2- level condo. for immed. possession. $500. pr. mth. 1 yr. lease. On take in Clearbrook. 856-4458 after 4 p.m. Refs. required, couple preferred. 17-802503-2 Aldergrove townhousss, 3 bdrm., $420. pr; mth. Complete with fridge, stove, drapes, laundry facilities, 1-Vi, bath,' covered carport, plenty of storage. Close to schools & shops. More Info, please call 858- 3854 or drop by the office at 3106 - 268 St., Aldergrove; 12-801463-6 Spacious bsmt. ste. In new home, on South * Bradner. 1 bdrm. $325.; 2 bdrm. $400. Non smokers, no pets. Ref. required. 856- 6185. 14-4 3 bdrm. Aldergrove. 3 appl. 1V4 baths, w/w, F.P., drapes, fenced yard. No dogs. $495. pr. mth. 574- 7104. 15-3 5 bdrm. house for rent, Aldergrove. $700. pr. mth. 856-1939, 576-2185. 14-802561-4 Rooms for rent, $225.; room & board, $350.; rab- bit cages. 858-9880. 16-2 Bachelor suite. Senior citizen's bldg. Close to downtown Abbotsford. Fridge, stove, drapes. $115. pr. mth. 853-0333. 1W Room & board. 856-4873. 15-4 One person wanted for 3 bdrm. townhouse. $133. pr. mth., Vs utilities. 856- 5071. 15-3 Two months free rent. Office and warehouse. 1800 sq. ft. 27555 - 31 Ave., Aldergrove. 420-1522 7-801334-tf PARKSIDE VILLAGE LUXURY TOWNHOMES 26970 - 32 Ave., Aldergrove FEATURES INCLUDE: - 3 large bedrooms - covered parking - wood burning fireplaces - 5 appliances . - w/w carpeting, drapes SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM, $525. PR. MTH. & UP SPECIAL! (Limited time offer to units leased by May 31/85) * $250. Move-in Rebate * * Cable Reconnect Fee Reimbursed * Call Resident Manager at 856-7508 Between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. 17-19626-6 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 Upstairs In private home, 3 bdrm., living rm., kitchen & bathroom. Close to shopping & schools. 1 yr. lease with refs. required. No pets. $550. pr.' mth. Incl. utilities. Avail. May 1. Call Lisa 630*4313, 858- 3081 after 8 p.m. . 1JB-802S29-2 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, 856-0479. 10-801480-tf Aldergrove. 3 bdrm. 4-plex. Each with own private * fenced yard & patio, F.P., 1 Vz baths, drapes, 3 appl. $495. No dogs. 574-7104. 17-2 Main floor of house 3 bdrm. & den; 3 bdrm. bsmt. ste. Appliances, heat, hot water & light. $500. main floor, bsmt. ste. $400. Drive by 27573 - 32B Ave., Aldergrove. Ph. Anne Wilson 533-4511. 17-801495-1 For rent. 5 acres pasture with barn, Bradner Road. 856-1905. 17-802601-1 1 or 2 unfurnished bsmt. rooms. Heat & light Incl. Separate entrance, shower & washroom. Can be rented separately or together. 856-4355. 17-4 Room tor rent. $200. pr. mth. incl. utilities, kitchen & laundry facilities. 858- 0341. 16-2 2 bdrm. mobile home. $350 pr. mth. No pets. Deposit. 26638-58 Ave. 16-4 . Spacious 1 bdrm. bsmt. ste. for rent on 248 St. north of freeway. Avail. May 1. $275. plus utilities. 596-1477. 16-2 Aldergrove. 4 rm. apt. for rent. $290. pr. mth. To reliable people only. 859- 9933. 16-2 Room & board. 856-4873. 16-4 34. Wanted to Rent Wanted. Older 2 or 3 bdrm. house, May 1. Reas. rent, will repair. 561-9640. 16-802510-2 Looking for a place to board one horse. Near 32 Ave. & 272 St. 856-9045. ' 15-4 Wanted by family of three. 3 bdrm. or Ige. 2 bdrm. house with acreage. Have pet. 856-6456. 15-4 Responsible family of 4 needs 3 bdrm. house or side by side duplex, Aldergrove area. $400. pr. mth. Ph. between 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. 856-8089. 16-2 Wanted. 3 bdrm. house on acreage with Ige. workshop and/or good barn. 888-0988,856-1482. 17-4 SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR - 856-8303 mmmm *r mam THE ALDERGROVESTAR. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 27 36. Livestock Chesterlleld & chair, green brocade, clean, $75.; grad dress, beige with lace trim, size 12, $40. 856-2961. 14-4 2 lge. com plants plus 1 creeper plant. Ph. 859- 9986 between 4 & 5 p.m. 1__-tf 4 used matching office desk 30x60, dble. pedal stool, retail $580. ea., asking $160. ea. 856-2469. 14-4 Unususl reversible area wool rug, 8x12, green, gold, yellow color, flowers, birds & scroll pattern. $450.856-5829. 16-2 Queensize waterbed. 5 yr. guarantee with bag. $150. obo. 856-1316. 13-tf Over 100 vacuums from $29. to $99. All makes & models, all fully serviced & guaranteed. Call 856-7092. ' 10-801476-12 Electrolux vacuum with power nozzle, very good cleaning power. Well look- ed after. 856-9477. 16-4 Kenmore wringer washer, $65.; dble. plywood garage doors with hinges, $20.; four F78-14 tires, $60.; two dual steel radials, $10. ea.; P195/75-R14. Sam Dragan 522-1804 or call at 2815 Station Rd) 16-4 Bathtub with taps & connections, shower head & fixtures, $35. 856-2279. 16-2 Ussd poultry equip. Cages, waterere, feeders. Good for hobby farms. Will sell in smaller section. 50 cents pr. cage. 858-7668. 14-4 Garden trailer, $100.; truck canopy, $100.; H.D. Surge hitch, $95.866-8347. 14-4 Tub colonial style couch & rocker chair, $1300. new, sell $525. obo; two 14" summer radlals, almost new $70. obo; tube style Va bed with mattress, exc. shape, $80. obo. 856-0222. 16-4 Ex. hydro ladder; rack for truck or van; one Ige. H.D. heater; 2 Ige. GM truck fuel tanks with elec. swlt- ches. 866-3866. 15-4 Moving, must ssll. 1967 Cougar parts cheap; Sony video machine, was $500., asking $450.; 12 spd., used twice, $130. Doug 656-5479 after 6 p.m. 15-3 Queen to king size bed frame with shepherd casters. Sell for $75. obo. 856-6115. Wedding dress for sale, size 12. 866-8181. 13-tf New & used typewriters, copiers & calculators. Ph. 576-1377 or 853-6311. 13-802579-13 Anyone wishing to buy Fuller Brush products, dust cleaners, waxes (DCW), please call 856- 4849. Cleaning products Fulsal avail. 13-802578-9 Viking rototiller, 5 HP, $300. After 5 p.m. phone 856-2879. 15-4 Blaze Princess woodstove, $500.; sump pump, $75.; stool bed frame, $20.; jet pumpt, $50.; table & 4 chairs, $50.856-9221. 16-2 1974 Bulck Regal, as Is, not running, $175. obo; 1 set matching wedding & engagement rings, $200. (retail $800.) 856-2088. 12-tf IVER'S BOAT TOPS & COVERS Custom made & repairs. 16 years experience. Free estimates. 856*2455 2-15854-lf 30 gal. alec, hot water tank. 866-8810. 3-tf Cement mixer for sale. Call Jim 856-1793. 5-tf Car bed for sale (carry cot), $15. 856-5645. 10-tf 3 sets of encyclopedias, Our Wonderful World, Enc. Americana, Enc. Canadians, & one bookcase, $120.856-7336. 14-4 OVER 400 VACUUMS New & Near New. Over 200 Electrolux & Filter Queens. Cash & Carry - VisaorM.C. To view please call for appt. time. 856-7092 1-13468-tf 4x8 slate pool table, lights, rack, cues Incl. Good cond. $350. obo. 856-5071. 15-4 A quantity of #10 asbestos covered copper wire. 20 cents pr. foot. 859-5996. 15-4 Swimming pool, above ground, 24 ft. With all accessories. To view call 856-7064. 14-4 Matching fridge, stove, dishwasher & range hood. Good cond. $650. After 6 p.m. phone 856-4230. 15-3 8x12 cedar shed, $350.; small loader bucket, $100.; post driver, $35. 856-2489. 16-2 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 gunsmith, service & sales. 52-801235-tf Moving must sell. 1967 Cougar parts; Sony video machine; 12 spd. bike, $130.858-5479. 16-2 Exp. seamstress will do alterations & repairs at reas. cost. 856-3494. 15-4 1924 McClary Kootenay wood cookstove, exc. cond. Lots of nickel. Warming oven. 888-0831. 15-3 13" tire mounted on Mazda 808 rim, $40.; 1972 Gran Torino Ford trailer hitch, $25. 856-1123. 15-4 50 egg Incubator, $65. (used once); Surge milk machine, $275.; ducklings & goslings. 856-1687. 15-4 Sony TCM 260 cassette tape recorder, built-in & remote mike (new $320.), $150. Also calculator Texas Instrument T155 program- mable, $30. 856-2349, 17-1 Four desks, 30x60, dble. pedestal. High quality. $165. ea. Chris 866-2460. 15-4 Like nsw European styls kitchen cabinets with built- in oven & cooking plate. Make your offer. 856-0666. 16-802509-2 Radio Shack color graphics plotter, $150. 856-7170. 14-4 Wsgon chsssls 14'x6' with a 9' handle, 4 pneumatic tires, steel frame, $75. obo. 856-6879. 16-3 Deepfreeze, $125. 856-7227 16-2 Colemsn mobile home furnace & tank, $150. obo. 856-1473. 16-3 Well pump & pressure tank, $145. complete; lawn mowers, $20. ea. Briggs & Stratton motor. 856-0462. 16-2 Jewellery display case. 6'x20"x40", mirrored doors, adjustable shelves, light. On casters. Like new. Offers. 858-9709.16-3 Sears Craftsman 7 HP ride- on lawnmower. New, good cond. $450. 853-8006. 16-4 Apt. size deepfreeze for sale. $100. firm. 856-6165 after 6 p.m. 16-2 Giris hl-rlss bicycle, $20.; boys 10 spd., $35.; exercise bike, needs repair, $10.856-1489. 16-2 9 drawer dresser with mirror, solid maple,. exc. cond., $225. obo; plus various baby items. 858- 9872. 16-4 Import truck canopy, $100. Sewing machine cabinet, $50. Sears salon style hair dryer, $25. 856-6164. 16-4 Rooting material, 12'x20', vanilla color, high grade. $195. obo. 856-2345. 16-4 1000 shsets of carbon paper. $5. pr. 250 sheets. 856-1052. 16-4 Gss lawnmower, $65.; elec. lawnmower, $35. Both work well. 856-2850. ' 16-4 15 cu. ft. Viking refrigerator. Good cond. $300. obo. 856-5880. 16-2 SS DB sink, $40.; SB SS sink, $25.; 3-way med. cab mirror, $40.; sump pump, $35.; laundry tub, $25. 536-7773. 16-2 Combination wood stove/ elec. range, $75. obo. 856- 7170. Two Ige. oil tanks, were used for mobile home. Prices neg. 856-6096. 16-4 Pasture for rent; also for sale dble. 8' disk, 5 clone seeder, Ige. bales of hay. 534-6440. 16-4 New 100 gal. Tidy slip tank complete with pump, $175. 856-5724. 16-2 Bathtub; 6'x5' window; glass tub enclosure. $15. ea. 856-5965. 16-2 Electrolux vacuum cleaner plus power head, $125. obo. Good cond. 856-7221. 16-4 10 HP tractor-riding mower 40", exc. cond.; 5 HP roto- tlller. 866-6440. 16-4 Wsntsd to trade good used tires, all sizes, Installed for washsr, dryer, chesterfield set, W.H.Y.? 856-0315. 16-2 Snugglle, $12. 856-5645. 16-t» Jacobsen 8 HP riding mower, almost new, $1700. obo; wedding -veil, $50. obo. 856-9395. , 15-4 Kawal else, organ, 2 keyboards, sxc. shape, $750.; sewing machine, $60.; elec. lawn mower, $60. 856-5430. 16-2 8' place sstting, complete set, Mikasa stoneware, paprika, dark brown color, $100. obo; kingslze bedspread, matching lined curtains, floral/earth tones $100.856-5607. 16-2 Thermo glass patio door insert; lge. fiberglass patio plant pot; antique German ceramic lawn figurines. 856-3402. Ports potti, now, $65.; 2-man rubber-nylon raft, new, $75. with pump & oars. 856-6561. 16-2 Flip flop sofa bed, $25.; Oster blender, $25.; Moulinex shredder, grater, grinder, $20. and more. 856- 6610. 16-3 6'x7' walnut stained oak china cabinet, $500. obo. 856-3532. 16-4 Picnic table, $30.; dining rm. table, extension leaf, arborlte top, $50. Both exc. cond. 856-4632. 16-3 Man's Apollo 10 spd. bike, $50. 856-7854. 16-3 Electrohome 20" ptble. B&W T.V., $75.; 4' arborlte coffee table, $25.; men's red sports jacket, size 44, $25. 856-6640. 16-4 10 spd. blkss, $40.; elec. airless sprayer, $80. obo; Jack-all jack, $25. 856-3850 16-2 500 gal.' fusl tank c/w 8' stand, hoses & nozzles, $175. obo; wood frame windows, 36x36, $4. ea.; Westmount truck canopy, fits 1976 Courier or 1970 to 1983 Datsun S.B., $250. obo. 886-2652. 17-802603-1 Lazair ultralight. Brand nsw. $7000. Floats optlon- al. 858-4300. 17-2 Matching harvest gold 2 dr. frost free fridge, 30" auto, range, like new, $775. the pair. Also full size washer & dryer, all cycles, exc. cond., $435. the pair. 590-5899. 17-802597-1 Almond deluxe near new 2 dr. frost free fridge & matching 30" self cleaning range, $1350.; almond portable dishwasher, $450.; also H.D. auto, washer & dryer, a cycles & temp., $650. All like new. 580- 8244. 17-802598-1 Harvest gold F.F. fridge & stove, both good cond. $550.888-5169. 17-3 For sals. Two bookcases, 2'x4\ $35. ea.; roof T.V. antenna; 4 camper trailer seat cushions, $35. a set. 856-1935. 17-3 Oriental decorative painting, $25.; mens size 44 red sports Jacket, $20.; 4' arborlte coffee table, $25. 856-6640. 17-4 Maple bunk beds, $200. 534-1613. 17-4 Buccaneer canopy, fits Import, $120.; burl clocks, . $35. & up. 886-6690. 17-3 3 pee. bdrm. ste., comes with queensize bed, $200. obo; Qalantie organ X310, exc. cond., $625. obo. 530- 0501. 17-2 Take anything of value for credit on any merchandise at trade exchange, 6011 - 196A St., Langley. 534- 6881. Closed Wed. & Sat. 17-801494-4 ——■—■——■ * 1 Singer zigzag stylist sewing machine, $120.; 50 egg incubator, $50. Also many craft items. 856-6587. 17-1 Scrsw Jack, $7.; 8'x5' braided rug, $30.; halters & ropes, $4. 856-1838. 17-tf Brand nsw car tire P155- 80R13 Season Master Mark II. $50. firm. 856-1720. 17-1 Rust eliminating specialist. I make body panels for cars, trucks, vans & pass savings your way. Leave your phone number at 856- 9032. 17-3 Chain saw, Craftsman 20-12, $100. 856-3547. 17-2 Older type 19 cu. ft. freezer Perfect cond. In & out. $100. Obo. 856-3713. 17-4 Dryer, Kenmore, fair cond. $50. Electric. 856-3729. 17-4 Fender 12 string guitar, $200. or trade for queen size waterbed. 856-0526. 17-2 Snuggli for sale, $30. 856- 6633. 17-3 Old magszlnss wanted, outdoor sportsman or farmer type, Christmas catalogue & toys pre-1970. 856-6264. 17-2 Boys 10 spd. bike, good cond., grey color with 24" wheels; blue swing seat. $25. After 5 p.m. 856-4893. 1_M 3' round woodgrain arborlte table with leaf, $50.; wanted man's & woman's bike, under $50. ea. 858- 1540. 17-2 Woodward's ptble. sewing machine, $60. 856-5905. 17-4 Brand nsw bench grinder with all attach. $45. obo. 866-3242. 17-4 Bolsx EBM elec. movie camera, A-1 cond. 16 mm with many access., tripod, metal carrying case. 859- 7434. 17-4 36. Livestock Wsntsd to buy; all types of horses. Top price paid. Bud Noel at 530-8271. 43-800195-tf Wanted to lease, horse 16 h.h. or better. Must be good with kids, no vices. 856-4433. 16-3 Horse boarding avail. You care, $50.; full board, dally turnout, riding ring & trails, $125. - $145. 856- 1307. 14-4 1884 Arab filly, $3000. obo; Shetland geld., $200. obo; Arab & Welsh stallions at stud. 858-6450. 15-3 PROFESSIONAL HORSE SHOEING Trimming & Hoof Care Cindy Eldstrom 533-5707 23-14823-tf CASH FOR HORSES All types, Top prices paid. 530-7963 or 856-4643 17-801499-4 HORSESHOEING Scheduled Farrier Service Barrie Coates 534-1310 Radio phone no. H497644 21-14738-tf Holstein heifers, $400. - $600. ea. 856-8266. 16-2 ECONOMY SHAVINGS Hemlock Sawdust' Kiln Dry Shavings Hog Fuel & Cedar Shavings 576-8177 26-15214-tf Reg. Appalooss, $500. 856-9045. 15-4 Charolals bull, P.B., reg. Good, quiet temperament. 856-1655. 15-4 B.T. Johnson ptble. stock . scale, 3000 lb. capacity, 15"x6' fits In squeeze of chute. $350. 656-6644.16-2 Rsg. Nubian goats top quality breeding stock. Exc. bloodlines, fine milkers. 2 yr. old buck (very potent). Two milking does, two yearling does, three doe kids, one buck kid. All show quality & reg. Reas. priced for the discerning' buyer. 858-1096. 16-802513-2 For sals. Good Jersey cow. Best of for. 866-7966. 16-2 Good black Angus cross cow due to freshen Msy 16. $1100. 656-7592, 16-4 Mortimer's Polled Here- fords offering for sale our senior herd sire, yearling bulls & cows with calves st foot. 856-1697.16-802520-4 WESTLAND FEEDS 2212 - 272 St., Aldergrove 856-9011 *Farm & Pet Feed •Alfalfa, Timothy, Local Hay & Straw •Dealers for: Surrey Co-op, Master Feeds & Purina 'Free Delivery on Orders Over $100. * Horse Trailer Rentals •Open 7 days a week 9-16134-tf Milking goat for sale. Two female kids, sheep, also muskove goats. 856-5217. 16-3 Cuts 1/2 Appslooss & Arabian filly. 13V* H.H. Best offer. 856-7061. 16-4 7/8 Arab geld. 5 yrs. Bay, 14.3 h.h. Free room & board till Sept. Also 7/8 yearling colt, tall chestnut. 856-5477. 16-4 Pony westsm bridle & bit; stirrups & leathers (Eng- llsh). 856-1702. 16-2 Engllsh ssddls, $275.; westsm saddle, $125. 856- 6154. 16-2 STANDARDBRED STALLION AT STUD Native Bomber1 1.59 by Tar Heel' 1.57-Miss Tee Is also dam of Native Rocket 1.57, Native Clipper 2.00, Marlon Lobell 2.00, Marcus Lobell 2.00 Native Bomber 1.59 is already a proven sire of stakes horses, Including Babes Bomb 2.00, Turn To Soosie*-. 2.02, Tar Daw Duchess3 2.03. Breeding fee $500. - live foal. Board $5. per day • $6. with foal. All foals eligible B.C. Sires Stakes. Westland Feed, 2212 - 272 St., Aldergrove, B.C. Ph. 856-9001 or 856-2302 or 531-6113. 16-802527-1 Simmental heifer. 856-2132 * 16-3 2 yr. old Clydesdale geld. 656-7323. _*3 Horse bams. 2-8 stalls. Finished to any stage. 856- 6859. 16-2 Arabian world class blood at domestic prices. Yearling colt, filly for sale. Stallion at stud. 856-1658. 16-4 Polled Hereford cattle for sale. Cow/calf pairs, yearling heifers & herd sires. 856-6954. 16-3 Milking Sannsn goat. 2 yrs. old. With horns, bred. 856-4991. 17-4 Professions! sheep shearer Matt Robley. Taking orders now. Leave message at 856-4300 or 596-7452 with number of head to be shorn. 17-802599-4 Rsg. T.B. geld., bay, 16 hh, 10 yrs. Exc. disposition. Good home essential. $800. obo. 987-6006. 17-801498-2 4 yr. old appaloosa mare. Gentle, but needs lots of riding. $300. 856-6918. 17-3 Reg. Pinto geld, pony, very gentle, $500.; 2-horse trailer with change room, rubber mats, ail padded, $4300.666-7227. 17-3 2 Welsh mans, both In foal, $175. ea. 530-3431. 17-1 Arabian gold. Tall, showy, definite show prospect. Professionally started under saddle, no vices. 858- 2252. 17-4 P.B. reg. Black Angus bull. Good temper. 856- 8678. 17-4 Good pasture for rent. Will carry 20 head. View at 2034 Bradner Rd. Arabian mares & geldings. Some started in training. Priced reas. to good homes. 856-1409. 17-3 Simmental heller. 856-2132 17-3 37. Poultry For ssle or trade Royal Palm turkeys for peacocks. 856-6536. 17-3 Dsy old ducklings, $1.75; goslings, $3.75; Black Java cross chicks, 90 cents; custom hstchlng. 25417 - 58 Avo. 856-6835. 16-4 'WWlWt^-MS'****!!***^^ 28 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 38. Pets Mala citron crested cocka- .too, exc. health, $1500.; Belgian sheepdog pups, reserve now. Call eves. 856-7539. 16-2 P.B. beige English angora bunnies & black & brown, marble mini lops. 856-2536 16-4 Champion sired reg. St. Bernard pups. Health, temperament guaranteed. $250 856-5728. 16-2 2 yr. old P.B. female Siberian husky. No papers. 856- 1523. 16-4 VCT TRAINING CENTRE Obedience classes, plus protection guard work. We have full training facilities. Also fully trained dogs avail. Phone 859-0619. We are always looking for P.B. German Shepherds to train. 13-802574-tf Free to good home, neutered male, 9 mths., Terrier cross. Good with children. Very loving. 856-4872. 16-802507-2 7 mth. female black toy multi-poo* cross. $200. Obo. 656-8746. 14-4 Border Collie puppies. Exc. working dogs. 856- 4131,856-2653. 15-4 •7 mth. grey cockatiel & cage. Started talking & whistling. $100. obo. 858- 5767. 15-3 P.B. Jack Russel pups, ready to go. 856-3866. 15-4 Cheek Pal Home Finders when looking for a pet or having to find a new home for your pet or litter. 858- 0213,853-4934. 16-4 Whits toy poodle for stud service, proven. After 3 p.m. 856-0603. 16-4 Black & whits Guinea pig with cage & water bottle. $20.656-4762. 17-2 15 gal. aquarium c/w all access, incl. two fish. $40. 856-4606. Reg. Gsrmsn Shepherd champion show dog. Good family dog. Reas. price to good home. 856-5536. 17-2 Quality Beagle puppies. Reg., tattooed, 5 wks., $250.; Chihuahuas, 6 wks., $250. & up. 856-8723. 17-2 Kittens, hslf manx (tails), healthy & playful. $10. ea. 856-7095,856-8769. 17-3 Extra lovs? Check for dogs & cats for pets at the F.V.S.P.C.A., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon. - Sun., closed holidays. 20302 - 98 Ave. 688-0626 or 856-4600. 17-801496-tf Wantsd. House dog or pup. Reas. or free. 534- 8217. 17-4 Himalayan kitten. Serious breeders only. 856-5204. No Sunday calls. 17-2 Young female toy multi- poo. Apricot color, house trained & very smart. $150. obo. 856-2066. 17-3 Rag. Gorman Shepherd puppies. 5 mths. old. Exc. tomperament, good watch dog. Raised outside. 656- 7188. 17_4 Wanlsd. Good farm watchdog. Prefer Ige. Shepherd. 856-1417. 17-4 39. Garden Produce CEDAR RIM NURSERY Wholesale to the Public - Regular Low Prices. Vegetable bedding plants 59 cents basket; Flowering bedding plants, 79 cents basket; Fruit trees, 2 and 3 year potted trees, $10.75; Rhodo's, 1 gal., 8"-16", $3,; Rhodo's, 3 gal., 16"-20", $6.75; Hedging cedars, 4 ft., $10. ea. or 10 for $90.; Roses #1 plants, over 30 varieties potted, $3.25 ea.; Flowering cherries, double pink, 8-10 ft., $17.50; Junipers, 1 gal., $2.25 ea.* or 10 for $20.; Currants, red or black, 1 gal., $2. ea.; Dolomite lime, 20 Kg bag, $1.75. With over 200,000 trees and shrubs on our 5 acre Nursery we offer one of the best selections of Nursery stock in the Valley. 7301 - 253 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. 856-5224 12-17130-1 Bedding plants, 65 cents; geraniums, 4" pots, $1.25; tomato plants, 3 for $1. 856-1578. , 15-3 Geraniums, fushiss, hanging baskets, bedding plants. 656-6996. 16-2 40. Music WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC PRIVATE LESSONS * PIANO * ORGAN * ACCORDIAN * GUITAR * VOICE Instruments supplied to beginner. Please phone Mrs. Shaw 530-0317 1 -9 p.m. 106 - 20103 • 40 Ave. (Front entrance Wolstencroft) Langley 5-15881 -tf Want to ssll your piano or ogran. Consign it to Sound of Music, 534-9296. 17-802596-6 Guitsr lessons. Beginners welcome. Piano tuning, $50. 856-6469. For ssls, clarinet with case. $100. 856-4920. 17-4 Heinzman upright grand piano, $1350. 856-5476. 17-4 Hslnzman upright grand piano. $1450. 856-5476. 14-4 43. Homes For sale by owner. 2200 sq. ft. split level, 3 bdrm., Ige. kitchen with lots of oak cabinets, built in china cabinet. Quality throughout. Call for appt. 856-7327 15-4 1200 sq. It. bi-level home, Surrey. 4 bdrm., 2 F.P.'s, 1% baths, 5 appl., garage, lge. lot. Near shopping & schools. $92,000. Private. 590-8244. 10-801479-8 2 bdrm. rancher. 1300 sq. ft. in Osoyoos. 6" walls, beautiful cupboards & carpets. Alum, siding, air cond., gas heat. 856-2421 after 6 p.m. 14-4 Must sss. 3 bdrm. home with 2 bdrm. self contained ste. in bsmt. Better than new. $75,900. 856- 6125. 16-4 43. Homes Only $58,000. for this Ige. 115x120 corner lot & 3 bdrm. older-style 2 storey home with bsmt. Yard* Is fenced for the safety of the pooch & the kiddies. Drive by 5591 - 248 St. Call 856-6513 for appt. 16-802516-2 3 bdrm. split level with finished bsmt. Over 1700 sq. ft. living space, enclosed garage, woodstove, big sundeck, Ige. treed lot. $79,900,856-5604. 17-3 By owner. Open house Sat., Apr. 27, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., 26906 - 26 Ave., Aldergrove. Split level, 1 acre, 4 bdrms., 2'/2 baths, 24'x30' workshop. Asking $118,700,856-3433. 17-1 MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS /? ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 Douglas Crescent, Langley office 530-2301 Eves. 856-7639 45. Furniture I47- Ho''c'ay " I 48.Miscellaneous 11 Utility Trailers! Wanted 856-7262 l BIPROOUCIIONS LTD "There's no place quiet like this place so this must be the place!" Over 1000 Items In Stock Opsn Everyday (except Wednesday) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Comer of 270 Ave. & Fraser Hwy. CHECK OUR DAILY SPECIALS OAK FURNITURE 10-17151-tf Colonial styls ste. Chesterfield, loveseat, rocker & ottoman. Like new. 1 Vfe yrs. $750. obo. 856-9362. 15-4 2 comfortable E-Z chairs, $40. ea., good cond.; single bed, box & mattress, $40. obo. 856-7217 after 6. p.m. or weekends. 17-2 Dble. bsd, $45.; small dresser, $18.; fold down vinyl bed chesterfield & chair, $55. 856-1307. 17-3 Sofa - matching chair. Quilted cushions, beige with floral pattern. "Flex- steel" construction, good cond. Rsg. $1200., $495. 856*4020. 17-2 46. Garage Sale 2 family gsrsgs sals. Antique woodstove, eleo. stove, lamps, misc. Items'. 10-4 p.m. Sat. & Sun., 1895-269ASt. 17-1 47. Holiday - Utility Trailers 1983 9 ft. camper. No fridge. $1850. obo. 856- 6023. 17-3 s^^W\4l in/ Aldergrove's only real estate office! \mmW^Vrj\ 856-4106 • 856-2525 "\ 530-0018 PARIS REALTY LTD. 27233 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove 2 FAMILIES NEEDED For 5 private ac. with 2 dble. wide mobiles plus various outbuildings. Close to Brookswood on quiet dead end street. To view call Unda eves. 856-8026. 5 ACRES 1 ml. south of Fraser Hwy. Cleared & ready to build on, natural gas avail. Good soli for berries, build your dream home. Call Linda eves. 856-6026 for Info. BEAUTIFULLY REMODELLED HOME Contemporary style home on Vi ac. Living rm. features vaulted cedar celling, skylight, F.P. & much more. Lge. fenced backyard great for family. Good access to Fraser Hwy. Call Linda eves. 856-6026 for info. CLOSE TO TOWN Small bam on 2.83 ac, munlc. water & cable, remodelled house with Ige. covered sundeck. Call Elaine eves. 856-7351 for info. ONLY $10,000. For rec. lot & 16 ft. travel trailer, lake nearby, for fishing & other enjoyment summer or winter. Call Elaine eves. 856-7351. BUDGET PRICED 3 bdrm. home on small lot. Needs some T.L.C. Call Sherry eves. 854-8064. Asking $52,000. FANTASTIC SPLIT $67,000. Thla Is a well cared for home, rugs have been upgraded. Lge. country kitchen with lots of cabinets, centre of Aldergrove. To view call Dorothea eves. 859-8459. JUST RIGHT $59,900. Here's a 3 bdrm. plus, extra room for guests. Lge. lot with garage & back porch. Lots of parking. To view call Dorothea eves. 8594459. LOOK ME OVER 5% acres - remodelled home, 2 acres Fraser Hwy., 1 acre with home. Call Jan eves. 856-2480. OVER 20 ACRES Gorgeous prop., some cleared remainder selectively cleared with trails, Good 8-stall bam plus outbuildings. Rancher amongst evergreens well back from read for privacy. Call Kathy eves. 8594542. YARDS OF YARDS 4.87 ac. of beautiful country setting, solid 3 bdrm. split level with Ige. bright kitchen. Good location. All offers to $124,600. Call Kathy eves. 8594542. H.T. tsnt frailer, sleeps 6, 1980 lextra model, light weight. $2800. 856-3259. 17-2 21 ft. travel trailer. 2 way fridge, totally self contained, well maintained, very clean. $4900. obo. 856- 3874. 17-3 Kaplun tent trailer with 3 dble. bed. Exc. cond. $475. obo. 856-6826. 17-4 1971 Ford homebullt motorhome. Fridge, stove, oven, heater. Good for parts or repair. 856-5281. 17-3 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 OPEN HOUSE THIS SUNDAY 1-4 p.m. Come & see this beautiful V» bsmt. new home st 26625 - 28A Ave., Aldergrove. You won't be disappointed. Call Pam eves. 656-1871. -"•" OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. OLDIE BUT GOODIE Side by side duplex renting $300. pr. side. Appl. Incl. st $56,000. Call Bill eves. 866-9063. 1980 Terry Tourist 22V4 ft. trailer. Completely self- contained, full length awning. Like new cond. $8500. obo. 856-1320. 14-4 1974 GM motorhome. 47,000 miles, V8, auto.,* fully contained. Sleeps 6. 21 ft., exc. shape. $14,900. obo. 856-2065. 16-4 Utility trailer with canopy & spare tire, $495. obo. 856-4766. 15-4 8 It. Caveman. 3-way fridge, 3-burner stove, oven, furnace, canoe rack. Immac. $2100. firm. 856- 8709. ,15-4 15 ft. 1969 Kustom Koach. Propane stovs, fridge, furnace. Ptbel. toilet. Ideal for camping. $2200. 856- 5208. 16-3 14 ft. Shasts trailer. 3-way power, fridge, stove, oven. Lots of storage. $1200. 856-5244 Bill. 16-2 1978 17 ft. Wilderness trailer. Exc. cond. Self- contained, hot water shower. $5200. obo. 856- 2145. 1984 8*10" Slumber Queen, fully loaded. 856-2637.16-2 1974 22 ft. Prowler travel trailer. Tandem axles, dble. propane tanks, good cond. $4750. 856-6772, 853-8117. 16-4 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 866-6825. 10-tf Will pay cash for your discarded lawnmowers. Please phone 856-4850. 14-4 .Wanted. 3-5 acres pasture close to 248 St. 856-7301. 14-4 Wsntsd. Poodls pup or young adult for pst only. Must be reas. Also new crank shaft, $75. obo. 856- 6667. Wantsd. British Sovereign strawberry plants. Writs Box 262, c/o Aldsrgrovs Star. 15-3 Wantsd. Any type of mesh wire fencing, cheap. 856- 5646. 16-4 Wsntsd. Mstal laths, 16-20" centers. 856-3230. __. 16-3 Wantsd. 57a gsl. fish tank with canopy, heater, underground filter, heater. Call 856-6698. Wantad. Peach tree. 856- 7639. 16-2 Wanted. Old milk bottles, tins & pre 1930 postcards. 856-5378. IM Wsntsd. Brownie uniform, size 8. 856-0656. 17-2 49. Boats 15V. ft. host with trailer, 45 HP Merc, new canopy. Perfect running cond. $2000. obo. 686-9809. 15-4 Wantsd. 16-17 ft. glass boat, motor & trailer. Will swap 1978 Chrysler Le- Baron also 1978120 Honda trail value $4500. 856-1877. 14-4 1981 Honda CR80, good cond., $375.; 15 ft. F/G boat & trailer, 65 H.P. elec. Merc, $2200. 856-4868. 14-4 19 ft. sailboat for sals. $4500. or trade W.H.Y. Plane 856-4316. 15-4 35 HP Msrc outboard, manual plus elec. start. 5 gal. else, tank, $495. 856-. 7221. 16-4 18 ft. flatbsck canoe with 374 HP motor. Asking $600 856-5013 after 6 p.m. 16-3 ... ' ,1 Boat trailer, 12'-14' alum., : boats. $350. After 4 p.m. _ Brian 856-0260. 16-4 50. Machinery - Equipment 165 MS front end loader. $7500.856-8678. 15-4 Rototiller, 5 HP belt drive with reverse. Briggs & - Stratton engine. Good i cond. $250. 530-1529. 16-4 Garden tractor 12 HP with plow & blade; 3.5 HP tiller. Both in exc. cond. 534- 9304. JD 2010 dozer with winch. Asking $6000. 858-2827. 16-2 Wanted. Front end loader attach, to fit Ford 3000 tractor. Reas. priced. Also older type Gange mower. 856-8769. 1_4-4 3 HP Brlggs & Stratton power plant 1200 watts, 110 volts, A-1 cond., $395. Elec. fencer. 856-7221.16-4 35" nsw sgrl rotovator, $800.; dbls. bottom plow, . $600.; single bottom plow, $225.; set 10' spring tooth harrows, $200.; 5' back blade, $250.; single row potato digger, $600.; sub souler, $250.; cycle mower (3 point hitch), $100.; Farmall cub, $900. 856- 6644. 17-802600-2 12 HP Bolan tractor PTO c/w trailer, rototiller, plow, 3 position blade, dble. 3 disk, side mower & chains. $5500.856-4964. 17-4 v M.F. tractor, $8000. 858- 8678. 17-4 6 Volt tractor battery, 1 yr. old, good cond. $20. 856- * 6721. 17-1 50. Machinery I 51. Auto. - Equipment i | Supplies THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 29 53. Cars 53. Cars John Deere model 450C, 1%' yd. bucket, $10,000. Open for offers. 868-5522 daye. 17-2 51. Auto. Supplies Fiberglass contlnsntsl kit, hood & trunk for VW Bug. Needs work. $50. obo. 856- 6645. 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. Engine rebuilding & repairs 856-4992. 14-4 Four A/T mags, cheap; 13" 4-bolt for Toyota with 4 radial tires, wsll used, $100. Chris 856-2469. 15-4 1977 Dodge .transfer case with 727 Torgue Fllte auto, trans., $500. complete; five 11x15 Goodyear Tracker A/T with 10x15 white spoke 5-bolt Dodge rims, $400. obo. 856-6091. 17-2 Roar atep bumpber for Chev P.U. $50. Call 856- 6613 Gerald. 17-2 1972 R-10 Renault, only. Call 856-8437. parts 17-4 Rebuilt standard trans, for. import cars TR6, TR7, Austin Marina, Volvo, BMW. Also rebuilt stand; trans. parts avail. 656-5649. 17-4 Four 16" 8-stud brake drums & nsw shoes from 1972 Dodge 1 ton, $125.; transmission from 1972 Dodgs 360 cu. in., exc. cond., $125. 856-4606.17-1 Datsun 510 station wagon tailgate, 4 doors, auto. trans., seats, etc. 856-9820 17-2 52. Motorcycles 1977 Honda Goldwlng. 44,000 miles. Runs & looks good. $1800. firm. 856- 2850. 15-3 1973 Kswasakl 500 & 2 bikes for parts, $1500,; 1982 GPZ 750 Kawasaki, header, good cond. 856- 2637. 15-4 1982 Suzuki RM125. Water cooler. $750. Never raced. 854-1159. 15-4 1980 Kawssskl LTD. 7000 km., as nsw, $875. obo; Krauser saddle bags, removable case type, new, $250. obo. 666-1490. 16-3 1980 Kawasaki 250 LTD. Exc. cond., red. Helmet Incl. $400. 856-5796 after 6 p.m. 16-4 1982 Honda XL500R. Street legal. Exc. cond. 8000 km. $1300. Obo. 533-3783. 16-2 Premium 1980 Honda 750 custom. Fully dressed, new tires & tune-up. Sell or trade. 856-1427, 856- 4434. 16-3 Yamaha 125. 6400 miles. $225.856-2346. 16-4 Yamaha 2000 cc. 7000 miles. Offers. 856-7689. 17-2 1972 Kawssskl H2 750, new rubber, very good cond., $850.; 1971 Honda 750, exc. running cond., new rubber, $850; 856-1036 17-4 BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up.- We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 53. Cars CASH FOR SCRAP CARS We do yard clOan-up 5347659 If no answer phone after 6p.m. Pager 667-7439. 26-15210-tf 1964 Valiant, 318, runs, needs muffler, $200. obo; 1974 Ford Courier, canopy, low mileage, good rubber, no rust, $1400. obo. 858- 6361. 15-4 1972 Toyota Corolla 1600, $600. obo; 1969 Olds 442, $1500.856-9441. 16-4 1975 Dodgs Dart 2 dr. H.T. Auto., 440 eng., p.s., p.b., RW defogger. Very good car. $1200. obo. 856-4186. 14-4 1973 Mszds 808 2 dr. 1600cc. Auto., looks & runs good. $900. 856-3497. 16-2 1972 Mercury Comet. Motor in really good shape, does not bum oil. Auto., 6 cyl. Body good. $600. obo. 856-5280. 15-4 1968 Dodgs RT Charger. Hypo 440, 2000 high stall, 727 stags 2 shift kit. 858- 8041. 16-4 Good rsstorsbls 1957 Chev Belalr 2 dr.'sedan. $2000. obo. 533-4961. 16-4 1973 Dodgs Duster. 383, 727 torgue fllte, mags. 856-8041. 16-4 The Fraser Valley's number one automobile salesman, Les Leger, invites you to drop Into Langley Mazda and have a coffee and a chat with him. If you are looking for a hew Mazda car or truck, or perhaps a quality used vehicle, Les is the man to see. If you can't drop in give Les a Call. If he doesn't have the vehicle you want, he'll get it for you. LANGLEY MAZDA 19825 Fraser Hwy. • 533-4191 • [Across from Mscdonald's, Langlay] Dealer #7045 1971 Ford LTD station wagon. 90,000 miles, exc. running cond. Needs minor elec. work. $350. 856-3486. 14-4 1975 Merc Montego. Rebuilt tranny, new water- pump, 8000 miles on brakes. Needs muffler. $600. Obo. 856-6660. 14-4 1976 Camera, good cond., $2500. obo; 1970 Datsun 510, nsw motor, trans., good cond., $600. firm; 1976 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, new motor, A-1 cond., $5500. firm. 533- 3523,856-9537.16-802530-3 Chevy, 260 6 cyl., comp. incl. auto, trans. Motor needs valve job. $225. obo. 856-2961. 16-3 Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star get value "NO CHARGE PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS II MONDAY-FRIDAY: 9 am to 5 pm • DEADLINE for Wednesday edition... Classified Monday, S pm Too Late to Classify Tuesday, 18 noon. • Limit of one free 15 word ad per issue — You must be a subscriber. • Private businesses are not included in this offer. .• Any additional words should be on another sheet of paper. There is a 1E cant charge per extra word. • Your ad is most effective when you include a price. SUBSCRIBERS __^ __^_ Use this form to plan your ad before you call... or clip and mail. The Aldergrove Stari PO Box 220. Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Classified section , How many weeks. Your Name,. Address __ Phone. 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D7340 534-7957 1979 Fiat X1/9, 5 spd., AM/FM cass., new paint. Approx. 40 MPG. $4000. Harry 856-8995. 16-4 1969 Oldsmoblle 442, $1500.; 1972 Toyota Corolla, 4 spd., $600.; Holley carbs & starters, all makes. Rebuilt auto, trans., 1973 Pontiac, $50.; 1976 Boler trailer, $2500. 866-9441. 14-4 '1970 Mercury station wagon. Exc, well kept cond. 60,000 orig. miles. $350. 856-5285 or 853-7220 please leave number. 14-4 1972 Oateun 510. 4 dr. auto trans., new Iront brakes, recent paint $1200 obo. 856-9388. 15-4 1972 Datsun 1200 auto. Motor running, rest okay except front end & radiator. 1st $200. takes. 530- 6149. 15-4 53. Cars 1980 Trans Aip 301 auto. 71,000 km. AM/FM case., tilt, velour Int., louvres, mags. Exc. cond. $6200. obo. 863-9243. 16-2 1951 Fort 2 dr. sedan. Good body, no motor or frans. 8300.886-5868. 16-3 1974 Capri. V6, 4 spd. Good cond. $1200. Ed 856- 8510. 16-2 1074 Pinto car. 4 spd., in good cond. $500. obo. Eves. 858-9590. 17-802602-2 1976 Dataun F10 station wagon. Good running cond. 75,000 miles. $1700. 534-1030. 17-4 1981 Honda Civic, 4 spd., 2 dr., H.B., good cond. New muffler, brakes. Mounted snows. Recently tuned. $4000. 856-1945. 17-802595-1 1978 Maida GLC 4 dr. sedan. Good cond. $1750. 856-7221. 17-3 1969 VW Bug. Good cond. $1500. obo. 866-1884. 17-3 1971 Toyota Corolla 1600. Good running cond. $700. obo. 8564164. 17-2 54. Trucks CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 8-95292-tf 1976 GMC 7. ton pickup. Runs well. $300. obo. 886- 1275. 16-2 1973 VW camperlzed van. $3500. obo. 656-6050. 16-4 1953 & 1955 Willy's pickups. Extra parts. 856-2637. 15-4 1971 Ford Va ton. Rebuilt 390 eng. & trans. 1983 9 ft. camper, no stove or fridge. $4000. obo. 856-6023. 15-4 1951 Merc 1 ton flatdeck. 4 spd., 17" wheels. As is $650.856-9508. 15-4 Scrap cars wanted. Bradner Salvage, 856-8378. 9-793059-tt 1976 Chev van, p.s., p.b., exc. cond. No rust. $2900. obo. Call Herb 656-7129. 14-4 1985 Jeep 4x4 Cherokee. 6000 km. $15,000. Sliver Alpine stereo. 856-5011, 856-6531. 13-tf 1973 Ford Ranchero. 351 Cleveland, p.s., p.b., air cond., recent paint, green ext. & Int. Good running cond. Reliable car. $2200. obo. 8564026. 15-4 1970 Datsun P.U. Good running order, radlals. $650. firm. 8564091. 17-2 1974 Ford crew cab % ton. V8, 4 spd., p.s., p.b. $900. obo. 656-9355. 1_M 1980 Dodge window van, 8 passenger, low mileage. Good cond. $5500. obo. 856-0666. 16-4 ■****^«^>\^*«*****W''**'***»**^^ i . : mmm 30 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 54. Trucks 1971 Fargo % ton with canopy. 318 auto., p.b. $1000.8564346. 14-4 1972 GMC P.U. Exc. cond. in & out. 350 auto., with canopy, mags, stereo, etc. $2600.000.852-2929. 15-4 55. Bus. Oppor. Training spaces available NOW at Fraser Valley Col- lete in: Automotive Parts/ Counter; Carpentry/Joinery; Mechanics/Heavy Duty; Mechanics/Automotive; and Weld Ing/Fabrication. If you are interested in enrolling in any of the above training programs, please contact: Mrs. Sandy Sawdon, Training Access desk, Trades Building, Abbotsford Campus, telephone 853-7441, local 346; or the registration office at Chilliwack Campus, 792- 0025, local 440. 14-14-2014-4 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 20 ft. fifth wheel tandem stock trailer, $1500. obo. Will trade for lighter tandem flatdeck trailer. 590- 3943. 17-4 Cedar rounds for landscaping. $1. & $1.50 ea. 856- 8668. -17-2 Neat clean, 3 bdrm. bsmt. home. Approx. Vz acre. By owner. Mt. Lehman. $76,900.8564578. 17-3 Geraniums, fuschias, bedding plants, hanging bas- kets. 8564996. 17-2 3 yr. old reg. Q.H. Green broke. $1000. 856-2086, 5304503. 17-4 Central Aldargrove. 3 bdrm. house, acreage, 2 appl. Avail. May 1. $575. pr. mth. 922-3264, 926- 5395. 17-802610-1 250 gal. oil tank, 125 gal. oil in it. $150. 8564093. 17-2 1967 Cougar parts, cheap. Also rabbit cages. After 6 p.m. 856-9680. 17-2 Aldergrove Festival Days Society meeting Mon., Apr. 29, 7 p.m., Round- house Restaurant. 17-1 1974 Toyota station wagon $800. obo. 856-9244. 17-1 Found. Black & white pup. May be Border Collie. Approx. 7 mths. 8564188. 17-2 1976 Camera. 350 V8, p.s., p.b., tilt, new exhaust, shocks & tires. $3700. obo. 856-2738. 4678 - 272 St. 17402611-2 2 grad dresses, blue shades, size 12. 856-5501. 17-2 If you haw a vehicle, car, truck, W.H.Y. but no place to park It contact Dave 8584908. Minimum charge 17-4 3/8 air hose 25' long, up to 300 Ib. pressure, $8.; sandblasting kits, $20.; many other tools avail. Wholesale prices. Dave 8594088. 17-4 P.B. Australian cattle dog pups. Great temperament, ready to go. $150. 8884202 17-3 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Abbotsford man charged in abduction of teenager Moving out garage sale. Variety of everything, very reas. 26837 Alder Drive, Aldergrove, Sat. & Sun., 10-5. 17-11 1976 Plymouth Arrow, metallic blue, sunroof, tape deck, good running cond. $1500. obo. 856-2451 IjM Wanted 2 to 4 acres grazing land for sheep. Will pay up to $60. pr. mth. 656-7301. 17-3 Quick sala. 1974 Mustang II. Rebuilt motor, mags, 4 spd. $800. 656-5480. 17-4 Polar Therm F.P. insert, variable speed, 25x22x12. As new. $450. After 6 p.m. 856-2626. 17-4 Kingslze poster waterbed with side pads, 6 drawers, c/w heater & fibre foam mattress. $375. or sell frame or mattress separate 8584273. 17-3 Found. Partial dental plate. Owner call at #3 Alderhaven, 27264 - 30 Ave., Aldergrove. 17-2 1972 Corolla, not running, exc. cond.; 1969 parts galore! Trade for C44 disk drive. 856-2287 Rick. 17-4 1973 Toyota truck. Rebuilt trans. & eng. $1100. 856- 4832. 17-2 Proposal for sale: The following Items are being sold, through sealed bids, by the Langley R.C.M.P., 4914 - 222nd St., Langley, B.C. 1) Utility built trailer enclosed 1814 GVW; 2) One set of cabinets; 3) One roll-away counter; 4) One magazine display unit. The above Items will be available for viewing on Mon., wed. & Thurs. from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Langley R.C.M.P. from April 24, 1985 to May 9, 1985. Sealed bids on each of the Items, will be accepted April 15, 1985 with the bidding closing on May 9, 1985 at 2:00 p.m. All bids must be reasonable. Direct all inquiries to Cpl. Ross at 5344184. 17-802607-3 Chesterfield, loveseat, chair set; roll top desk; chest of drawers. All in exc. cond. 853-9663. 17-2 4 yr. old Angus cow. Easy hand milker, producing 5 gal. per day. $600. 856- 4979. 17-2 Wanted. Wooden type for printing, any size, any amount. 8564233, 856- 3925. 17-4 Family milk cow, just freshened last week. $550.' 8564233,856-3925. 17-4 12 HP General Elec. garden tractor with rototiller & lawnmower. $200. obo. 856-7077. 17-2 Are you graduating? We have suits for sale out of an estate, size 38. 858- 7677. 17-3 Garage sale Sat. 8* Sun., Apr. 27 & 28, 7892 Bradner Rd. North from 9-4. Household items, garden items, & many other misc. goods. IjM 1964 Mazda B2000 truck. Auto., AM/FM radio, canopy, 11,000 miles. Exc. cond. $7500. obo. 8564229 eves. 17-2 Ona P.B. male Irish Setter. Good family dog, 1Vs yrs., show quality. $100. 112- 531-4180. 17402608-1 Full bsmt. home, 4 bdrm., 2 baths, Ige. rec. rm., sundeck. Asking $65,500. 856-1638. 17-4 ABBOTSFORD-A 33 year old main appeared in Provincial Court Tuesday on charges of sexual assault, forcible confinement, buggery and sexual SURVIVAL FIRST AID COURSE Covers choking, drowning, bleeding victims, CPR. On completion includes two year ticket from WCB. One day Saturday class $25. Certified instructor. Beth after 5 p.m. _ 856-4374 MACPHERSON'S ARE MOVING! GRAND SLAM SALE Vehicles, furniture, appliances, books, bikes, bric-a-brac. EVERYTHING MUST GO! Preview & Early Bird Sale MAY 11th & 12th 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Auction May 12, 6 p.m. Followed by Garden Barbecue & Party. LET'S GO OUT WITH A BANG! 26453 - 52 Avenue (Just north of Game Farm) 856-7166 assault. The man had picked up a juvenile female in Clearbrook on Monday, and held her against her will from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at an Abbots- fbrd residence, where she was sexually Obituary WEATHERBY - Passed away on April 17, 1985 In her 81st year, Myrtle Evangeline Weatherby of Aldergrove. \ Mrs. Weatherby is survived by her husband, Roy; three daughters, Phyllis ' Hamberg, Leila Sim, and Pat Rinke; three sons, Jim, Arden and Herb; 20 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Also by her brother, Rheny Larson in Ontario. She was predeceased by her parents, five brothers and three sisters. She was a member of the Pinegrove Womens Institute. Rev. Jim Ford officiated at the funeral services from Woodlawn Henderson's chapel on Saturday, April 20. Pallbearers were Mrs. Weatherby's grandsons, Lance Hamberg, Scott Sim, Danny Weatherby, Terry Rinke, Steve Weatherby and Darren Hamberg. Burial at Aberdeen cemetery. attacked. man oh Monday pCMP arrested the evening. m% M MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION LTD. BENDENWEYR FARM DISPERSAL of REGISTERED BLACK ANGUS May 7,1985-2:30 p.m. at MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS Rich in Emmulous Blood Lines Angus cows with calves at side plus Herd Sire Son-Craft Luck Strike Best B.C. Bred at P.N.E. in 1982 For more information contact Steve Scarr 753-1605 or Bob Farquhar 853-2399 *•**•••••* J. Vos Dispersal 80 head of D.H.I.A. Holstein Cows plus 80 head of young stock. at MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS May 8th, 1985 - Starting 11:00 a.m. All production and Breeding records available at the sale. •••*•*•*•• SELL YOUR CATTLE AT MIDWAY & GET RESULTS BEEF & FEEDER SALES ON TUESDAYS DAIRY SALES ON THURSDAYS "ON THE FARM SALES" • QUOTA SALES MACHINERY SALES ABBOTSFORD 853-2399 LANQLEY 533-2145 667 Sumas Way, R.R.2, Abbotsford, B.C. V2S 4N2 $100°° For the return of "BY" Lost at 264th St. and 62nd Ave. 856-3943 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY INVITATION TD TENDER Sealed tenders marked "Tender for the Operation of the Jaekman Sanitary Landfill" will be received by the undersigned at the Township of Langley, 4914 - 221 Street, Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8, up to 2:00 p.m. local time, April 29,1985. The work involves the operation of the Jaekman Sanitary Landfill site as further described in the Contract Documents. A pre-tender briefing meeting will be held on April 22, 1985 at 2:00 p.m. at the Jaekman Sanitary Landfill. The landfill is located off of 272nd Street, north of 8th Avenue. All tenderer's are urged to attend the briefing session. Contract Documents will be available from the undersigned at the Township of Langley, at the above address, on or after April 15,1985 upon making a returnable deposit of $10 per set. Tenders must be accompanied by the specified Bid Deposit in the form of a certified cheque or bid bond. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. KATHI GARINGER c/o Treasury Department. 16-19616-2 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT INVITATION TO TENDER The Corporation of the Township of Langley is inviting sealed tenders from Contractors Interested in constructing two senior size lighted all-weather rock dust soccer fields in the Aldergrove area. Work will include site preparation, field construction and provision of drainage and sports- field lighting. Plans and Contract documents may be picked up from Municipal Hall, Parks and Recreation Department, 4914 - 221 St., Langley, B.C. during business hours at a cost of $20.00 per set. Closing date May 2, . 1985 at 2 p.m. .-*... . ■ . ii- THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1985 31 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING PROPOSED ZONING CHANGES . ["MUNICIPAL ACT'SECTION 720] Notice is hereby given that the Municipal Council of The Township of Langley will meet and hold a Public Hearing on Monday, April 29th, 1985 at 6:30 p.m. in the Municipal Hall, 4914 - 221st Street, Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8, to consider the following: :>» At the Hearing, all persons who believe their interest in property affected by the proposed By-laws will be afforded an opportunity to be heard: 1. BY-LAW NO. 2301 Application #RZ 84-18 APPLICANT: Whonnock Industries Ltd. & McDonald Family, P.O. Box 69, Fort Langley, B.C. VOX 1J0 AGENT: Donald R. McTavish, 24524 - 21B Avenue, P.O. Box 37, Aldergrove, B.C. LOCATION: West of Glover Road on Brae Island, North of Fort Langley LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A portion of Parcel "B" of the North West 1 /4 Section 33 and the North East 1.4 of Section 32, Township 11 and of the South West 1 /4 of Section 4 and the East 112 of Section 5, Township 12, Reference Plan 57020, N.W.D. PROPOSAL: To rezone approximately 12.14 Hectares (30 Acres) from RURAL DISTRICT THREE (RR-3) to a COMMERCIAL CAMPGROUND DISTRICT (CC) PURPOSE: To permit construction of a 150 unit commercial campground on Brae Island north of Fort Langley. The site will also be designated as a mandatory Development Permit area. 2. BY-LAW NO. 2318 Application #RZ 85-5 & DP 85-3 APPLICANT: Robert and Jean Pippus, Red Leaf Exports Inc., 24883 Robertson Crescent, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 OWNER: Government of Canada, Department of Public Works, 1166 Alberni Street, Vancouver, B.C. LOCATION: Aldergrove Border Crossing (Immediately West of the Existing Canada Customs Building), '0' Avenue and Highway 13, Langley, B.C.V LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Part of the Remainder of Parcel 2 (Reference Plan 46058) of Lot 'A' of East 1/2 of South West 1/4 Section 6, Township 13, N.W.D. PROPOSAL: To amend the Township's Zoning By-law to permit a proposed duty free shop and to have it established pursuant to a Development Permit. PURPOSE:. To permit the construction and operation of a 435M (4,690 sq. ft.) gross area duty free shop under license from the Government of Canada on Federal Crown Land at the Aldergrove Border Crossing (immediately to the west of the existing Canada Customs Building). The site will also be designated as a mandatory Development Permit area. And take further Notice that a copy of the aforementioned By-laws may be inspected at the Office of the Clerk, Municipal Hall, 4914 - 221st Street, Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8 on regular working days between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Further enquiries may be directed to the Township of Langley, Planning Department (telephone 534-3211). ROD EDWARDS Municipal Clerk. 16-18256-2 to *.-, '.By;.;,'■■■;;.*.: AlEXZAMORANO Intolerantius, to all the brothers and sisters of the Diaspora scattered in so many denominations throughout the Globe. /Grace and Peace to you from God (Yah- veh) and from His Son, die Messiah. I was in a communist country, oh a Yom Kippur's day, just before my death. Since I knew it, I thought it would raise my spirits to rush to the nearest Religious Book Store and buy any of the abundant Bible Versions. I also bought the Only Theological Commentary authorized: Marx's Commentary on St. John's Gospel (indeed, his first literary work). Then I sat in a warm restaurant and ordered all the things Hiked. I immediately started to read the gospel of John comparing it with The Commentary. Alex- inus, another known customer seated nearby, and member of another denomination which I disliked, stared at me in his habitual serious, worried and gloomy way ...Finally he stood up and approched me. I instantly waved him away. "Please", I said, "we all have our troubles and I would like to dine in peace." The meal was excellent... John's Version and its Commentary made perfect sense to me. I praised the communist polit- buro for allowing the existence of the church, for having collaborated in the translation of these stupendous Bible Versions, and for allowing the publication of his magnifi-" cent Commentary! .* We were both shot by the Oppressor in unison in that restaurant... When I lifted my eyes in Paradise; there, to my. utter surprise, was Alex- inuswithme! He was already co-operating (with monotheistic brothers: Mormons, Baptists, Jews, Pen- tecostals, Buddhists, Catholics, Hindus; Anglican, Muslims, Jehovah Witnesses,. Mennonites, Brethren, Seventh Day Adventists, Not-Affiliated Homo, Under- groundists, etc. - in Wedding Cakes & Rental I * by Mme. Charlotte * Large & Small Sizes * Taste Sample • Lower Prices. Cake Top & Trims Included With Larger Cakes. Pillars Are Also Included (24 Hour) 534-6966 19840 - 30th Ave. Langley, B.C. 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. Rav. Oavld Reuss Minister St. Alban's Otter Worship Service and Church School -9:30 a.m. Church Office: 534-6514 WORSHIP IN CHURCH IMMANUEL . LUTHERAN CHURCH 3232 - 272 Street Family Study Hour 9:15 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Everyone Welcome 856-4710 SOUTH OTTER MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH 2013 • 248 St., Aldergrove Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship Service 11 a.m. Pastor Carl Bracewell Church Olllce: 856-6113 24-14832-tf CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 7221 • 198B St., Langley 11:00 Sunday Service 11:00 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting All Are Welcome ALDERGROVE UNITED CHURCH 2623 - 272 St. 856-8675 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Morning worship: 11:15 15-95334-tf ADERGRCM B4PTISTCHURCH 28163 Swensson Ave., Aldergrove 856-1413 Rev. Samuel McCalium SUNDAY SERVICES Bus transportation provided. Nursery facilities avail. 9:45 a.m. • Bible school (nursery to senior classes) 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 7:00 p.m. - Evening Service MONDAY: Boys Stockaders TUESDAY: Christian Service Brigade Boys WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m. - Prayer & Bible Study Pioneer Girls Listen to Bible Reflections 8:30 p.m. Sunday on CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. COME GROW WITH US. The Heavenly Con* mittee For The Return of The Messiah. I asked his pardon and said perhaps he would like to tell me the trouble now. "Brother Intolerantius," Alexinus said, now with such a look of bliss on his face and flying in Holy Ecstasy, "both, those Versions and The Commentary, were communist tools of propaganda (and a huge money-making business!) All the Versions were translated in such a subtle way as to favour the collective communist ideologies. The Commentary was nothing but the twisted interpretation that interpreted the interpretations of the interpreters who interpreted the first interpretations of the Gospel. Nevertheless millions of souls who read, believed and practised their truths thanks to the weekly- church dogmatizing and, of course, thanks to the infallible - evangelical - professional - performers on T.V., are here today with us. "You see, here no one remembers anymore the dogma, the arguments for or against child or adult baptism, for or against the speaking in tongues or about the verbal inspiration, for or against the trinity; or whether the sabbath is Saturday or Sunday, or whether one is 'saved' by faith or by 'works' ... or even the endless fanciful arguments whether the flies that fell in sanctified water got purified or was it the holy water that got polluted!!?? "Here is he who has journeyed God- ward and not by parrot - like - doctrinal-recitation. "Remember", he' said, while some cherubim announced the coming of Gabriel, "that the thief at the cross addressed the Messiah as Man. ..and being addressed as Man, Jesus offered him paradise!" Soon Gabriel took me for ■ Compulsory Re-Education. And soon I too was working with i Alexinus, the brothers, the other beings, and the angels of Yah ven in the same Heavenly Committee!!! Peace be to all of you who do not conform to The Fashion. Pray for the critics ...and for the blind (always remember that we hate blindness, but we must love the blind). Do not judge. Per- sever, for none (angels, denominations, powers) but God knows the hour of the Messiah's return. Amen. The writer is a student of theology and lives on Salt Spring Island. Penner receives BA An Aldergrove woman was part of the largest graduating class in the history of Trinity Western, when they received their degrees and diplomas Sunday, April 21. Laurie Rose Penner received her B.A. in Music. Commencement speaker for the ceremony was Canadian statesman and educator Dr. Robert N. Thompson. The Christian lib- Laurie Rose Penner eral arts and sciences university at Langley awarded 99 B.A. and B.Sc. degrees, and 44 two-year A.A. diplomas this year. mmmmm—mm MM 32 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1985 •v.* Fresh Pork Butt Shoulder Roast $216/kg Bone-In Our advertised prices are now effective Monday through Sunday every week. U/ORKIKG HARD TO BE YOUft FAUOURITE FOOD STORE WE REDEEM ALL COMPETITOR'S COUPONS. A competitor s coupon will be honoured against our regular retail price on items we normally * COCa COla Regular or Diet * Sprite Regular or Diet 4 -,. _ _ Canada Dry Ginger AIC Regular or Sugar Free 750 ml bottle, plus deposit 69 < Royale Bathroom Tissue Assorted Colours gr.il pkg. *2 88 • Green Peas * Peas & Carrots •Cut Green Beans 'Mixed Vegetables • Whole Kernel Corn • Brussels Sprouts Scotch Buy, Frozen 1 kg Pkg Brussels sprouts Pkg. B *** Lucerne Ice Cream Assorted Flavours 2 litre Carton $2 39 Ardmona * Peach Slices *pear Halves * Fruit Cocktail or *Two Fruit In Pear Juice 398 ml (14 fl oz) tin 79 < Five Roses All Purpose Flour 10k9 bog $5 99 Country Pure Flavoured Yogourt Assorted or Plain 200 g cont. 69 4 Royale Paper Towels Assorted Colours £ roll pkg. *1 08 .-■■•" Enchanted Isle Crushed Pineapple •Sliced or 'Chunk. 398 ml (14 fl oz) tin 79* ffes* Head Lettuce California Grown No. 1 Grade Prices effective April 22-28,1985 at your friendly Aldergrove Safeway Store. We Rosen* the Rlflht to Limit Sales to Retail Quantities. CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED
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