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j*****************:n*niaBnaam<9i LAWSUIT THREATENED Legislative Library- Parliament Buildings Victoria, B.O. V8V 1X4 June 85 Ball is in council's court MURRAYVILLE - Councilors here listened without interfering while they were told that they better prepare themselves for "a six million dollar lawsuit." Allan Vickers of 260 Coghlan Road was the spokesman for several neighbors Monday night, complaining bitterly about a new gravel pit next door. Vickers told, the stunned aldermen that he and his neighbors were "prepared to play hardball." Their concern is that the 20-foot deep pit has caused the drying out and contamination of their established wells and farm irrigation ponds. Vickers said the judge's award in a similar recent case had been $6-mil_ion. He demanded a "written guarantee" that the mining operation next door would not cause any of the complainants "potential loss of well and pond water." Councilors were criticized severely for the wording of the contract signed with Breaks Gravel. In this document, Vickers said, the responsibility for the mine's environmental impact had been shifted totally into the hands of Vickers called this "a dishonest, cowardly way," but softened the blow by adding that he believed coundlors had "been mislead." When he finished his uninterrupted presentation, Aid. Carol Gran said that the threat of litigation had put council in "a difficult position to say anything." Councilors voted to receive the formal complaint and discuss the matter further in cabinet. The permit issued by the township allows Breaks to remove a total of 159,000 cubic meters of gravel in three stages. The Aldergrove Vol. 27 No. 37 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 30 cents Established 1B57. 30B9-272 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. Call 858-8303 or 8S8-5212 Robbery charge laid AIDERGROVE - RCMP have laid charges of robbery against Douglas Ray mond Aveiy, 19, of Aldergrove. Avery appeared in Langley Provincial Court on Fairboard praised Aldergrove's agricultural fall (air attracted thousands of visitors on Saturday and Sunday. Exhibits were many and varied and generally of a high calibre. Hundreds of prize winners will be listed In next week's Star. [See also Lisa Hatton's "On the road," page 2.] MURRAYVILLE - Township mayor Elford Nundal had lots of praise for the Aldergrove agricultural fall fair and its organizers this week. Nundal, who officially opened the two-day fair last Saturday, praised the efforts of the agricultural association and said he was convinced that the $500 munidpal grant to the annual event had been put to good use. FYiday.' Ihe charge was laid after a lone male held up Sharon's Coiffures, Thursday afternoon. The man entered the premises about 4:10 p.m., brandishing a knife, and made off with an undisdosed amount of cash. RCMP arrested Avery a short time later in Aldergrove, from a description supplied. What's better than a secret? By RUDY LANGMANN MURRAYVILLE- As dtizens they are always strong believers in democracy. They want to know absolutely eveiything that is going on and preferably they would like to be informed on what's about to happen before it is really dear to anyone else. Ihey rail against secretive bureaucrades. Ihen they get elected to council and suddenly they are marching to an altogether different drummer. Although marching is perhaps not the right word. They have become politicians. Ihe freedom-loving burghers almost overnight turn into dose facsimiles of Moscow- bound politburo members. Secret is the magic word from the glorious day on. The only thing better than a secret is a top secret. All for the better interest of the dtizens, their new constituents - of course. + + + A few months time after they clamored for more council disclosures they retreat into 'cabinet' with the mien of free masons attending a secret lodge meeting. The electorate is considered to be deddedly better off if kept in ignorance. + + + 'Cabinet* sessions have by now become the in-thing. And. they sure have a lot of them Before, after and inbetween the token democracy of public meetings. + + + Oh, but we only discuss real estate acquisitions and staff matters in cabinet, they say. What filters out from behind the dosed doors tells a somewhat different tale. The secret sorority-fraternity has even at times been known to split into an 'inner' and an 'outer' cabinet, with some publidy elected fringe members treated like the common mob. In other words, exduded from the lodge meeting and the secret handshake. + + + Case history number one: When an Aldergrove wilderness paik was threatened to be turned into a giant automotive race track complex, forth rode a hero on a white charger. He spoke eloquently and boldly for all to hear a- gainst this dastardly plot. He won the hearts of his fellow citizens and soon their votes at the ballot box as well. After he was thus elected to represent his neighbors, most of what he is saying (outside of the hallowed cabinet chambers) is barely audi- bile to a person with a large ear-trumpet. + + + Case history number two: An aider- woman, who remarkably still seems to believe in democracy and accountability to her electors, thought that it might be a good idea if coundlors disdose a land purchase (location, price and so on) after it has taken place. Oh, but we can't do that either, say two of her colleagues. What if we should dedde to buy more land in the same vicinity at a later date? One of the two cautions aldermen suggested that the proposal might work if restrictions be placfed on the public's right to know by adding that disdosure could conceivably take place "at the discretion of council" and "in due course." The somewhat paranoid duo argued that if the public were to know (even after a real estate deal had been approved, ratified and registered in the land office) then "we might not be able to purchase further properties." Ihree of the councilors, Carol Gran, John Rennie and Muriel Arnason, did not see it this way. But the three others did, and Mayor Elford Nundal sided with the latter. SP a 1 *•_.■ ip THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 On the road By LJSAHATTON . I wasn't "on the road" very much during August, but I did park myself at the Aldergrove fall fair for two days this past weekend. I enjoyed myself thoroughly and must admit the fair is a very major local event that is well worth taking in. Put on each year by the Aldergrove Agriculture Association, entries and exhibits fill the entire arena. There is definitely a great deal to see, and something to interest everyone. All home-grown, home-baked, home- preserved, handmade and hand-crafted entries at the fair were exceptionally well displayed and were proof positive that local talents a- bound. Besides entries to be judged at the fair, there Were many private and commercial exhibits as well. Representing Ihe Star, my table was approximately in the middle of the arena, right beside the entertainment stage. My being right {text to the stage gave me an excellent view of what was virtually non-stop entertainment during the fair. Because I had last week's edition of The Star, I was also able to supply people with the entertainment agenda. All the entertainers who partidpa- ted really do deserve a big hand of applause, from bands and martial arts demonstrators to dancers and singers. I do want to mention the Chug-a-Jug band from Mission, who willingly perform anywhere in the lower mainland for shut-ins, seniors, the disabled and the disadvantaged. Their performances are free of charge, but they do accept donations for the Variety Club. Anyone wishing to engage their services for those in need, may contact Betty Bennett at 826- 9459 in Mission. At the table next to me was Don Anson, dispensing veiy expert gardening information to anyone who asked. Anson has written a gardeing column for many years and is a definite gardening enthusiast. I don't garden, but when I learned that Anson had been the first editor of the forerunner of The Star back in 1957, our conversation turned to writing instead, and he is a wealth of information on that topic as well. After I see him again, I do hope I'll be able to tell our subscribers a little more about the histoiy of Ihe Star. Children at the fair found many things to capture their interest, too. Local schools had submitted many entries created by students, vivid evidence that our young people deserve recognition for their abilities and achievements. Directly behind me was a patrol car from the Langley RCMP Crime Prevention Unit. Children were allowed to climb in and examine it thoroughly. They were even allowed to turn on the flashing lights, but the siren had been muffled. Every time the lights came on behind me, I kept expecting to get a traffic ticket Constable Bob Tayler never did give me a ticket, but he did give me his card. There was also an opportunity for children to have their faces painted and little Amy Phillips came to show me her painted face both on Saturday and on Sunday. On Sunday she told me she was Raggedy Ann, and Rudy Langmann, The Star's editor, took a picture of the two of us together. I did treat myself to delidons home-made pie sold at the coffee bar. I'm not the only one who enjoyed such delidous baking, because the ladies from the Aldergrove United Church ran out of pie late Sunday afternoon and told me they had sold every piece from all 180 pies. _ I must extend my thanks to people who purchased new subscriptions from me and to those who renewed their subscriptions at the fair. Most of these people were senior dtizens from the Aldergrove area and their undaunted loyalty to both Aldergrove and The Star never ceases to amaze me. Such heartwarming contact with our seniors is always a source of inspiration to me, and my generation could leam much from these people who are still contributing their strength and widsom to our community. I also want to thank Flora, Una and Judy who made me feel at home at the Aldergrove fall fair, with all the kindness and consideration they extended to me. I hope I'll be there again next year, but in the meantime, see you around. Hi mm SELLING? Call now for a free1! market evaluation no obligation. 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The Universal Income Security Program would be phased out as the family's income rose to a cutoff point of $30,000. The income security scheme also would replace the standard deductions allowed for all taxpayers who are married or have children. The dramatic proposals are part of sweeping economic and social reforms in the three-volume, 2,000-page final report of the $20-mil- lion inquiry, headed by former liberal cabinet minister Donald Macdonald. The commission, which spent three years on public hearings, research and writing, also recommends: e Canada sign a free-trade deal with the United States, to be phased in over 10 .years beginning in 1987. • Ottawa halt all federal aid for welfare and public housing. Instead, the federal contribution would come indirectly through the guaranteed income plan. •Unemployment insurance rates be slashed and the eligibility rules tightened. • Savings from the unemployment insurance changes be put in a Transitional Adjustment Assistance Program that would help fund retraining, relocation and early retirement for up to 250,000 Canadians. • Funds also be made available for groups of workers who want to buy companies being closed by their owners. • A Registered Educational Leave Savings Han, similar to registered retirement plans, allow workers to shelter money from taxes, to be used when they return to sdiool or take retraining programs. • Special wage subsidies for first- time workers who have no vocational or post-secondary education, to augment income earned while taking on-the- job or job-related training. • Senators be elected instead of appointed. The report also calls for a large increase in the money supply and lower interest rates to reduce unemployment. Voluntary wage and price controls would be used to keep inflation in check. The commission says this stimulus to the economy could cut unemployment to five percent by 1990. The jobless rate was 10.4 percent in July, its lowest level since. May 1982.when it was 10:2 percent. It says free trade should not proceed without tough conditions to protect Canadian industry and Canada's national identity. "hi the long run, Canada will benefit substantially from bilateral free trade with the United States, particularly from access to the expanded, unrestricted market and from economies of sale." The commission does not suggest increased government spending and believes its proposals can be achieved without increasing the federal deficit. Gerard Docquier, one of 13 commissioners, said the commission had failed the people of Canada because it refused to help solve the problem of unemployment. Docquier, national director of the United Steelworkers of Canada and lone labor representative on the commission, said "free trade with the United States could spell disaster for Canadians." Prime minister Brian Mulroney has said he will indicate to Washington before Sept. 17 whether Canada wants to pursue further discussions on freer trade. MURRAYVTUE - A local alderwoman says she "finds it a bit mudi," and her colleagues agree. So it is bade to the old system. It became too hectic for Aid. Carol Gran after council had tried out a new meeting schedule for two months. During the summer months they came together only twice a month, with committee meetings, in camera ses sions and public meetings going on all day. "I told you so," said Aid. Len Fowler, who had been opposed to the compressed schedule all along. 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Present this coupon for a FREE BAG OF BONE MEAL with each Bulb order. DO IT TODAY I Peat Moss 4cu. $£98 ft. bale 6' Dolomite Lime Reg. $3.98-NOW $198 20 Kg bog I QUANTITY BUYING GUARANTEES YOU THE LOWEST PRICES I THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 Have a nice day Our country has become a highly technical society, far too complex for politicians to provide adequate leadership. The dark age myth that we must continue electing politicians to positions of importance is ridiculous. We need an intelligent leadership, one that is selected for its competence, not as a result of good looks, big smiles, or acting ability. We don't select a competent pilot to fly us over the Atlantic in a 747 because he has a nice smile, and we don't select a competent leader for the much more complex job of directing national technology by his TV appearances. -Technocracy Digest Comment ...SPECIALIZING IN GOOD OLD T=ASHlON£D LIBERAL LUBE JOBS. s LETTERS Parties living in the past By GRAHAM I_EA When I was younger than I am these days, one of the cherished attributes of manhood was to be firm and constant in one's convictions. A strong man stuck to his beliefs, through thick and thin. In those cheerfully sexist times, only women had the prerogative to change their minds. That was the way we looked at things, just a generation ago. Now, in an age in which massive change is the only constant, those diehard attitudes of the 1950s and 1960s seem kind of quaint. The trouble is, there are still a whole lot of people in our political system whose frame of reference hasn't changed one iota since those simpler, slower times. Take federal finance minister Michael Wilson, for example. Less than a week after he went after old age pensions in his first budget, everybody knew he would have to back down before a nationwide protest. Yet he took many more weeks of hammering before he finally accepted reality and withdrew the pension changes. Why did he set himself up for all that grief? Because he believed he would lose face by being seen to change his mind. For some odd reason, most politicians think that strength equals rigidity. In B.C., the evidence that the Socred's economic policies have been a complete disaster is not enough to make the Bennett government change course. The Socreds will keep plugging away at the uselss restraint and megaproject programs, because they would lose face by admitting that what they're doing doesn't work. Tliey can't change their minds, because it's not the manly thing to do. The same curse of mental deadlock affects the NDP. The party that was intended to be a progressive force in Canadian poUtics has become as rigidly hidebound as the Tories and the Socreds. I have often heard rock-ribbed NDPers bragging to each other about how they haven't changed their minds in ten, twenty or thirty years. It's an NDP form of one- upmanship, the winner being the one who has most successfully prevented any new idea from entering his cranium since the Great Depression. The notion that strength comes from having a fossilized mind makes today's politics a strange game. Leaders must continually talk about' the challenges of change and new realities, while acting as if we still lived in earlier times. In an economy wracked by technological change and massive shifts in world trading relationships, the Socreds pin their hopes to special enterprise zones, a fifty-year- old idea that has produced no miracles in North America. The NDP are no better. They would apply economic programs designed for the boom-time economy of the 1960s. It's like taking your 1985 Honda into the shop for repairs, where the NDP mechanic keeps insisting your car is really a 1969 Ford, and the Socred mechanic swears it's actually a 1927 Model T. The overwhelming force in our lives is change, but our political leaders can't handle it. To Bennett and Skelly, the essence of politics is never to give up an inch of ground unless the pressure is overwhelming. That is the primary rule of old- line politics. And it's why politicians so often get themselves --and'therestof us- into trouble. For most of us, leaving aside the fanatics of left and right, such an attitude is downright ridiculous. Worse than that, it is disastrous for our province. B.C. is paralyzed by rigid political leaders and out-of-date political parties. It's no wonder people are joining the United Party. The need to deal with change is central to our philosophy. It's why the United Party has been created. Occasionally, as the world changes, we may have to change our minds. And what's wrong with that? Mr. Lea is leader of the new United Party and the only representative of this party in the provincial legislature. Petition favorably received Editor, The Star, Sir, Response to your item about the petition requesting B.C. Tel to extend toll- free calling to 856- exchange numbers has been fantastic. We are receiving many offers of help in canvassing, requests for information about where to find a sheet to sign, and calls just to say "congratulations - this effort is long overdue and we should have long distance charges dropped between here and Vancouver". Thanks to your excellent article, which appeared in the, August 21st issue, a great many people who had not known the petition was circulating have now been informed, and are supporting us to the fullest. The Aldergrove Star has proven itself tops in the field of community effort - thank you! JOAN WOOTTON, 6486 - 248 Street, Aldergrove. No right to be illegal Editor, The Star, Sir, I am amused at those members of the community who oppose citizens that take a stand against pornography. Often they equate enforcing Section 159: 1,8, of Canada's. criminal code with restricting their "right to freedom of information", "access to knowledge", and "free speech"! Unfortunately, we do not have any 'right' to sell, rent, or distribute obscene material - it is illegal! It is not only society's 'right', but it's responsibility to stand against 'obscene' material (there is no legal definition for pornography but there is for obscene material). At no time should we be duped into thinking that 'individual rights' should supercede the rights of society as a whole. Who is the small selfish minority arguing 'to have the right' to disobey our country's laws? Or to phrase it another way, 'who would be hurt if we enforced the laws prohibiting obscene materials'? Why, just those pillars in the community who enjoy Watching anal sex, incest, lesbian and homosexual acts such as buggery, kiddie-pom, snuff films, etc., and seeing our women and children debased! The respectable business person wouldn't be hurt, as they would still have the 'right' to sell 'legal' wholesome material.. Surely, no intelligent person thinks that prohibiting ^the distribution of materials depicting illegal acts would lead to censorship of the Wall Street Journal or Harlequin Romances. JOHN ALEXANDER, 17836 - 57 Avenue, Surrey. mmmmmmmm THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 5 I ll .:*■■* \ -.i(_>ct ti i.if iriT,t.».'_ '.'.\,i ft^p/in in,! kiHT'i i'i' ■ *"» VPi?*?*fi '•* *.*"i' ' 6 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 COOPER-ENNS Bride wears mother's wedding dress AIDERGROVE - The church was decorated with candelabras in a lilac and white theme on the day when Karen Ann Marie Cooper exchanged wedding vows with Barry William Enns. The bride looked lovely as she was led to the altar by her father, Harold Cooper. She wore her mother's wedding dress, a traditional full skirted floor length gown. The lace bodice was decorated with mother of pearl beads and sequins and topped with a school girl collar. The tapered lace sleeves were also edged in pearls. The three tiered tulle skirt was bordered with lace and the floor length trailing veil was caught by a floral bandeau. She carried pink roses and white carnations arranged in a shower bouquet. Rev. Wayne Wattman officiated at the FYiday, August 30 evening ceremony in Aldergrove United Church. Honor attendant was the groom's sister, Debbie Enns, who wore a long satin blue gown. Joan Masztalar, Kim Gray and Michelle Ome- laniec were the bridesmaids. Adriana Fruttarol and Tyler McAra were the junior attendants. Harold Cooper Jr., Gary Cooper and Kevin Enns lit the candles and ushered in the guests. Al Jensen was the groom's best man. About 275 guests were at the wedding reception in. the Ald- ergrove Legion. For her going away, the bride had chosen TABIAN-NEUMANN Bradner couple married ALDERGROVE - Immanuel Lutheran church was the scene of a lovely rainbow wedding when Carol Vona Tabian of 29224 Downes Road, and Simon Neumann of 27739 Downes Road, were united in marriage. The bride is the daughter of Tom and Shirley Tabian and the groom is the son of Rienhold and Klara Neumann. Pastor Paul Schmidt officiated. Given in marriage by her parents the bride wore a hooped, European lace gown with seed pearl trim and a scalloped finger length veil also trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a cascading bouquet of bridal pink roses, frescia and babies breath. Her five attendants wore different colored pastel dresses and carried baskets of summer flowers and rainbow ribbons. Matron of honor was Cheri Geick; bridesmaids were her sister Linda Baker, sister Sharon Martens,, friend Vicki Smith and cousin Shannon Swift. Ring bearer was Jamie Martens, nephew of the bride, and flower girls were Kathryn Beutel and Laura McCreedy, nieces of the groom. Candle lighters were the bride's cousin Debbie Kilian and Tracy Harder, a friend. The groom was attended by best man Ken Nielson, the bride's cousin, his twin brothers Harvey and Harry Neumann and friends Neil Verrault and Craig Murray. Master of ceremonies was John Baker, the bride's brother-in-law, for the reception at Bradner hall where three hundred friends and relatives gathered. Toast master was Eric Penman, a long time friend of the bride's parents. The blessing was said by Henry Wagner, uncle of the groom. Guest book attendants were Connie Kilian and Kelly Nielson, both cousins of the bride. Following a trip to Vancouver Island the couple will live in Bradner. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Neumann [nee Carol Vona Tabian]. MEAT PACKERS INC. Custom Abattoir BEEF-PORK VEAL-LAMB 1701 -224th Street, Langley a knee-length peach lace dress with a dropped waist and a corsage of pink roses. The wedding trip took the young couple to Penticton. The bride is the daughter of Harold and Nadia Cooper of 26948 - 25 Avenue. She is a graduate of Aldergrove secondary school and employed by Canadian Auto Carriers in New Westminster. The groom is the son of Bill and Sharon Enns of 26678 FVaser Highway. He is also a local high school graduate and works for J & L Meats in Cloverdale. The couple will live in Langley. Mr. and Mrs. Barry William Enns [nee Karen Cooper]. toOur Grand Opening (COME IN AND SEE OUR STORE SPECIALS!) * SEPTEMBER 13 & 14,1985 •ART SUPPLIES • CAKE DECORATING a *.' • RADIO CONTROL CARS, BOATS & PLAN ES • TRAIN SUPPLIES (Visit the H.O. Train Layout downstairs ana join the club.) —bobby&eraftsltd. XL 2$00 CEOHR RW.OEARBROCK. BC. V2T3S5 Phone 853-5341 ACROSS FROM RONALD ALLAN'S, NEXT TO CLEARBROOK SPORTS Supremes alive in'85 By BEL BARTLETT ALDERGROVE - Taking up where they left off last season, the Aldergrove Dairy Queen Sup remes, started the 1985-86 soccer season with a win. Showing the skills and team woric that are their hallmark, the girls took a 4-1 victory over the Langley Panthers in the season opener. Things hadn't changed as the long time adversaries came out fighting. The game was well contested, exciting and entertaining. In short - - everything we've come to expect when Aldergrove and Langley meet. Both teams played well and what few rough edges there were will soon be smoothed out by the coaches. The D.Q. Supremes' biggest improvement over last year is in their passing game. An improvement that lead to the outstanding opening game win. About midway through the 1st half, newcomer Lori Glover picked up a beautiful pass from midfield, beat Panthers' defender and slipped the ball under the diving Langley keeper to put the Supremes up by one. Being hurt by this goal Langley quickly rallied back. A lovely lofted pass from right wing saw the ball contested by Langley forwards, Aldergrove defenders and keeper. The result was that Panthers' Cheryl Dickson came away with the ball and lob-, bed it over Supremes'" Lisa Denton to tie the game. Not about to take this attack lying down our girls came back strongly. FYom the kick-off the Aldergrove ball went to Laurie Williams on left half. Laurie quickly passed forward to Andrea Olaf- son who accurately placed the ball into the back of Langley's goal. The score, now 2-1 Supremes as the half ended. The second half was all Supremes as they out-ran, '* out- passed, and technically out-played their opponents. The result was two well deserved goals and the eventual win. The first part of the half although exciting and fast-paced was scoreless. In fact it was well into the half before May-Britt Faber put the Supremes out front by 3-1. The play came from a wing pass across the goal to center. A quick shot, a rebound and loose ball; same picked up by May-Britt who rifled the ball into Langley's net. The final goal of the game was a T.V. goal. A long pass from half line outside to left winger Kim Green. Kim took a few steps forward, looked, then fired a long, arching ball that sailed across the field and into the upper right hand corner of the net. The result was a picture perfect goal and a 4-1 win for the Supremes. Congratulations go out to the girls and coach Denton for a job well done. The Aldergrove Dairy Queen Supremes show great promise for the coming season; the toughest they may ever encounter. The Division I Supremes will find stiff competition over this season against teams from Guildford, Surrey, Langley, Abbotsford and Chilliwack. Best of luck Supremes, we're behind you all the way. THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 FIRE ENGULFS TURKEY BARN Celtics eat the sharks AIDERGROVE - In division 7A soccer action on the weekend the Aldergrove Celtics opened the season with a convincing 4-0 victory over the Surrey Sharks at Ma- thesonpark. The first half proved to be a feeling out process for Celtics with no goals scored. Matthew Rahe opened the scoring eariy in the second half when he picked up a loose ball during a goal mouth scramble. The prettiest goal came when Gary Lefebvre broke around the defence on the right side and took a low hard shot which bounced to left winger Danny Ken- essey who was in perfect position to find the back of the net. Seth Smith made it 3-0 when his lob shot caught the Sharks' keeper by surprise and squeaked by the goal post. Andrew Hall rounded out the scoring with a blast from 20 yards out that deflected off a defender, giving keeper no chance. Fullbacks Cam Davie and Jeff Tep- per played a solid game limiting the Surrey forwards to few scoring opportunities. Goalkeeper Mike Frew looked sharp and confident in recording the shutout. Left winger Danny Kenessey was singled out as player of the' match with a goal and two assists. Valid Sept. 9-14 Chicken Breasts Frozen. Approx. 3V_ Ib. pkgs. M 88 lb. FRESH Beef Sausages Our Own Recipe $-|38 LEAN QUALITY Ground Beef Approx. 10 Ib. pkg. $148 B lb. WHOLE Round Steak *1 98 lb. Cross Rib Roast $188 ■ lb. Standing Rib Roast $2 68 lb. FRESH Pork Butt Steak $j 38 lb. LANGLEY - A bam fire in south Langley, Monday, killed about 10,000 young turkeys and destroyed the bam. The fire was observed about 1220 p.m. at Femridge Turkey Farms, 19617 - 24 Ave., and Langley firefighters ex tinguished the flames. RCMP and fire officials are investigating to determine cause of the fire. si Beef Short Ribs *14S FARM TOWN MEATS 20771 No. 10 Hwy. Bypass, Langley [Next to Bunsmnatorl Phone 530-1224 '"TTohd iUND^riyX phoi We're just a tne call away. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation announces a toll-free telephone number for this area. We invite you to use it for all enquiries about housing. ; ;',* ( 112-800-972-6943 In Vancouver call: 731-5733 1 Canad'a I* Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Socl6t6 canadien ne d'hypotMques et de logecnent Langley School of Commerce Fall '85 sponsored by Langley Continuing Education If you want a future career in the business world, enjoy a challenge and like working with people, consider the Langley School of Commerce. If could be the start of an exciting new career. Vocations YOU could achieve: * clerk typist * stenographer * legal secretary * medical office assistant Courses offered this fall: 1. Office practice and procedures 2. Business communications 3. Business math and calculations 4. Word processing Cost: Each course is $60 and consists of 10 sessions, each 21/2 hrs. Registration and information: Contact Langley Secondary School, rm. 88, phone 533-4227 I d ia.... .... &Tio,i*it.Tnv? ./,\^©aL.n*a>*!i s/iY?svnaf,caom iwt 8 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 Soccer re-starts ALDERGROVE - Saturday, Sept. 7, was the beginning of a new soccer season. The first game is always exciting, especially when you win! Such was the case for division 7's Aldergrove Sting, as they outplayed the LUYSA Lancers and won 4-1. Wearing brand new uniforms compliments of sponsor Money's Mushrooms periiaps helped to charge up the team. Goal scorers were Amos Bracewell, Brody Bailey, Kevin Ringrose and Hermen Kailley. Coach Jur- gen Weber was pleased, and is looking forward to a good season. Food bank still in need ALDERGROVE - In the future the local food bank will be open every Tuesday between 1 and 3 o'clock at Aldeigrove United Church. Recipients may receive a bag once every four weeks. However, they may come weekly for fresh produce and bread. Support for the food bank keeps coming in, and the organizers are grateful for every bit that comes in. Small amounts as well as large are welcome. If each family in Aldergrove would give $1. per week, the bank would have more than ample to meet needs which will probably increase with the winter months. 'mi Elderly man killed by car FT. LANGLEY - A patient at Simpson private hospital died Sunday evening after he was strode by a southbound vehicle while he was crossing Glover Rd. Robert Macklin, 69 was strode in the 8800 block of Glover Rd., at about 8:20 p.m. by Ken Harris of Vancouver. Macklin was taken to hospital where he passed away later. RCMP are continuing investigation but say that no charges are being considered against Harris. Get out of here III MURRAYVTUE - A slip of the tongue of the township's mayor made listeners wonder Mpnday night if it is high time to get as far away from here as possible. Mayor Elford Nundal said an officially sponsored program on "how to get out of Langley alive" will be carried on between September 18 and October 9 this year. An alderman pointed out that the local emergency department's seminar is on plans to "get out of your house alive" in case of a fire. Break-in foiled LANGLEY - Two Langley men were arrested early Sunday morning after they were observed smashing the front window of the gov't, liquor store in Langley dty and helping themselves to liquor. Charged with break and entry and theft are Marie Andrew Patenaude, 21 and David Albert Drew, 22. Both men have no fixed address but are from the Langley area. Busy as Beavers Display by the Aldergrove Legion Scouts In mall last Saturday featured both real and Imaginary Beavers. The real Beaver Is John Rodgers, now entering his second year. Legion Beavers and Cubs will meet on Wednesdays, In the Aldergrove Legion hall. For enquiries, call 856-4689. Army cadets parade at Aberdeen hall AIDERGROVE - The 1922 (Royal Westminster Regiment) Army Cadet Corps forms up for its new season on Wednesday, September 11 at 1845 hours (6:45 p.m.) at the Aberdeen hall on FYaser Highway at Bradner Road. .' The corps' new commanding officer, Lieutenant Ian Jackson, says a busy and active training schedule has been drawn up and indudes citizenship training, as well as exercises in communication, wilderness survival, arctic survival, fieldcraft and first-aid. "Cadets can expect at least one exercise per month," says Jackson. When the cadets gathered for their final parade in June, they were meeting at the King Road school. However, because the Abbotsford school board required the school for the 85-86 season, the Royal Canadian Legion, branch 15. (Abbotsford) found a new home for the corps in the Aberdeen hall. Jackson says that although their new home is on the western fringe of the Clearbrook - Abbotsford area, it will provide better access for cadets from Aldergrove and Langley. If you are between the ages of 13 and 19 and are looking for exdtement, adventure and friends, and interested in improving yourself by accepting responsibility and discipline, contact Lt. Jackson at 859-2609 or Capt. Harvey at 853-5716 or report to the Aberdeen hall on Sept. 11. Trade your 2 wheels for 4! We will take your motorcycle in trade on a new or used car or truck. 1984 Chrysler E Class Automatic, power steering, power brakes, air. Only 18,000 km. $ 11,288. COIN' SOUTH? 1984 Plymouth Caravelle Automatic, power steering, power brakes, cruise,-AM/FM stereo. $9,988. 1984 Dodge'/2 Ton P/U Power steering, power brakes, 4 speed overdrive. Two tone, low miles. $8,888. 1981 Mazda GLC 4 door, low mileage, clean car. $4,988. 1981 Datsun King Cab Complete with canopy. $4,988. 1984 GM Frontier 22' Motor home, complete with awnings, cruise & cassette. Only 12,000 kms., as new, mint condition. $127,888. 1983 Toyota Tercel Extra clean, low miles. $6,988. 1981 Dodge Omni 4 door, 4 speed, low miles, extra clean. ' $3,788. 1981 Chevelle Malibu Wagon Nice clean car. $4,488. 1979 Pontiac LeMans 4 door sedan, good clean car, power steering, power brakes, automatic. $4,588. 1979 Ford Mustang Automatic, power steering, power brakes, extra clean. $5,988. 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix Automatic, power steering, power brakes, power windows, 78,000 kms. $4,988. 1978 Ford Granada Automatic, power steering, power brakes. $2,488. Langley Chrysler "We can handle your I.C.B.C. Claims" ON FRASER HIGHWAY _ ^ - """,- ~ _ DOWNTOWN LANGLEY 5o4-D055 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER"11, 1985 9 "Our Name Is Our Promise To You" Supervalu fresh pork picnic shoulder •whole or shank portion •bone in kg 1.74 lb. Viva *2 ply paper towels •champagne •white •yellow 2 roll pkg. Minute Maid lemonades •regular or diet •pink •plain •limeade 280mLor 355 mL tin ovenfresh dinner rolls •white or 100% wholewheat 12'spkg. Purex *2 ply • bath room tissue •yellow •white •champagne 8 roll pkg. Aylmer •cream of mushroom soup 2 284mL/10fl. oz. tins for MJB •regular or drip ground coffee 369g/ 13oz.tin •fresh *new crop the original Mcintosh apples B.C. Okanagan grown. Canada commercial grade. kg .86 Ib. bone in veal loin chops •fresh kg 10.78 lb. ABC •powdered •laundry detergent 4kg box ovenfresh hot bread •white or 100% wholewheat. 454g/ 16oz.loaf Aylmer soups •tomato •vegetable 3 284mL/ lOfl.oz. tins for SupeAfolu Prices effective till Saturday, Sept. 14,1985. We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities. ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL ONLY Open Sunday a.m. to i.m. m» MKiVralitt'M'lt'^l^' n'-'.-f - ■.-' 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAT, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 SELF-DISCIPLINE Karate can be way of life for the devoted ALDERGROVE-Akio Kanamaru says the image of martial arts as portrayed in movies is an illusion. "Most of the kids who join karate expect me to be like Bruce Lee. But Fm not and they soon find that basic training is pretty tough • and pretty boring. The only way to leam is to practice and that means you have to do KARATE REGISTRATION Sept. 16,7 p.m. & Sept. 18,8 p.m. COGHLAN ELEM. SCHOOL GYM 4452 - 256th St., Aldergrove -HS MONTH SESSION •Two evenings per week •For 9 years 8 older •Family rates available INSTRUCTOR: AKIO KANAMARU •5th degree Black Belt • 15 years teaching experience For more information, call 00 856-6152 the same thing over and over until it becomes a part of your life," says Kanamaru. The habits taught in training which involve disciplining the body can be carried on through life. "It's a lifestyle," says Kanamaru. Still, Kanamaru enjoys karate competition and his students have been proving their teacher's worth in western Canadian tournaments. At the first All Canada Karate Ass'n. tournament, held in Langley last June, his students from Ashcroft took home 20 medals. Vancouver students ran a distant second with nine medals. Kanamaru started his training in Japan at age 9 under his father, a master. Fifteen years ago, he immigrated to Canada and during the last 15 years he taught the skills in Ashcroft. He has just moved to the Aldeigrove area to manage the Shiitake Mushroom Earm and has arranged to teach at Coghlan elementary sdiool gym on Monday and Wednesday evenings. His own children, in grades 2 and 6 will be in the classes and he has room for up to 35 students. The two hour sessions, Monday at 7 p.m and Wednesday at 8 p.m. cost only $15 per month and are available to 9 year olds and up. Kanamaru is especially interested in developing juniors (15-17 yers.) for com petition. "That age group is particularly exciting because they are at the perfect stage for tournaments; they are in good physical shape," says Kanamaru. For more information call Kanamaru at 856-6152, or come to the registration nights, Sept. 16 and 18. Eight days to resolving stress: Local seminar soon to begin ALDERGROVE - "If I'm asked to make even one more decision, Til scream!" "Decisional over- load. Job bum-out. Family tension. They all add up to one thing: stress. And for many people, the stress they face can actually become a killer." That's how seminar lecturer Peter Wheatley describes the stress crisis facing thousands today. "But a solution does exist," he con tinues. "And if a person only has the strength to make one more decision, I hope it's a decision to attend the popular seminar, Eight Days to Resolving Stress." Scheduled to begin on September 16, the series continues twice weekly through October 9. Each session will be from 7:30-9 .-00 p.m. at the SDA Education Center, 26245- 28 Avenue. "For many, the magic word is cope," explains Wheatley. 'Tm getting by," people report. "I'm holding my own." They opt for the band-aid approach. But their stress continues to mount because they do nothing to solve the underlying problems causing that stress." "How much better," he concludes, "to conquer rather than cope! And Eight Days can help you to be a conquer- er. To discover a lifestyle of wellness that makes it possible for you to resolve stress at its source and then live above harmful stress from that point on." Those wishing to pre-register for the eight-session seminar should call 856-5830. A materials fee of $20 per person.will be charged. 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'We handle ICBC claims" mm ■iihiiiip i m, .',. ..—.v&mi—mmmmm—mm Jacques Brel Is alive and well and returns for benefit THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1986 11 The Arts Club Theatre is proud to announce the return of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris in a limited engagement from September 24 to 28 at the Arts Club Theatre on Granville Island. Showtimes are Tuesday to FYiday at 8:30 p.m., and Saturday at 6:30 & 9:30 p.m. Onstage for six performances only, Jacques Brel... is a gala fundraising benefit, with proceeds going towards the Arts Club Theatre Endowment Fund. It is an intimate and inspiring evening of musical theatre that has become a world- renowned classic. The observations and experiences of poet Jacques Brel, distilled into 26 moving and emotional songs, are interpreted with exuberance and consummate artistiy by VIDEO CLIPS original cast members Leon Bibb, Ann Mortifee, Ruth Nichol and Pat Rose. Under the direction of Richard Ouzounian they celebrate "la condition humaine", singing of love and laughter, of joy and sorrow, of bullfighters and carnivals, of birth and death and war, of marriage and romance. The public response has been overwhelming as news of its return spread. Hundreds of reservations have been booked and calls from eager patrons continue to pour in. The Arts Club Theatre expects an eariy sellout for all performances and patrons are advised to book their reservations as soon as possible. The opening night gala for Jacques Brel... on Tuesday, Sept. 24 at 8:30 p.m., promises to be a cele bration with a French flavour. A buffet dessert will feature French pastries and wines, and the music of France will provide a continental background. Ticket prices for this performance are $45.; $25 for the Wednesday and Thursday performances at 8:30 p.m., $35. for the Friday at 8:30 p.m. and Saturday at 6:30 p.m. performances, and $40. for the final performance on Saturday at 9:30 p.m. Tax receipts are available for all performances and proceeds will go towards the Arts Club Theatre Endowment Fund. AU seats are reserved and tickets are available from VTC-CBO at 280-4444; all Eatons' and Woodwards' outlets, and in person from the Arts Club Theatre Box Office on Granville Island, 1585 Johnston St. TRUE ORIGINALS? - Larry Riley (I.) and Joseph Guzaldo's "Stir Crazy" may be based on the hit film of the same name, but Riley is convinced that the comedy-adventure is an original — for TV. The new show airs Wednesdays on CBS. Marx Brothers' films still great after 50 years By JERRY EBERTS With the release of MCA of the classic comedy Monkey Business, fans of the Marx Brothers will be happy to leam that this is the seventh Marx movie now available on videotape. Groucho, Chico, Harpo and Zeppo made their best movies first. After their first five films, they moved to MGM who insisted on broadening the brothers appeal by dropping their intense insanity into a "normal" musical situation, all designed with pathos in mind. This is the formula which worked so well for superstar Chaplin, and thinking dollars, MGM tried to copy, his success. But Animal Crackers, the second flick (1930), is one of the Marx's best movies simply because there is no importance placed on the plot. The songs and skits are given priority and therefore there are more laughs per minute than in the later, straight comedies. Groucho sings, Chico plays hilarious piano, and Haipo harps~but mostly they cause trouble for longsuffering hostess Margaret Dumont. Monkey Business (1931) was their next Aide. Stowed away on a sea-cruise, the four comics are in great form as they imitate Maurice Chevalier and heckle the ship's officers. Their fifth movie, made in 1933, is considered their greatest achievement. Duck Soup, one of the few comedies to be preserved for posterity at the Smithsonian, features Groucho as Rufus T. Firefly, president of Freedonia and pursuer of his favourite comedie foil, the game but mystified Margaret Dumont. With Harpo and Chico as spies for neighbouring Sylvania, and Zeppo safely playing the president's secretary, the opportunities for comedy are almost limitless. The trial scene is pure Marx Brothers. When war is announced the crowded courtroom suddenly bursts into idiotic songs of glory and patriotism. Duck Soup , hilarious from, start to finish, is still an effective anti-war picture though Groucho later said this hadn't been a conscious intent when they were making the movie. It was at this point that the Marxes moved to MGM. Their first movie for that studio was A Night at the Opera (1935), and was their biggest public and critical success. Zeppo is replaced by lookalike Allan Jones who sings dull songs with dull Kitty Carlisle. Today the film is funmny but top-heavy with the pointless plot. Next was 1937'S A Day at the Races, and again there are some moments of humour but too much "serious" stoiy and the focus is too often not on the Marxes but on their romantic leads. The to other Marx Brothers films available are Room Service (1938) and Go West (1940). Neither is comparable with their best work but do have brief scenes that will make fans laugh. Groucho and his brothers had been in show business since they were kids and practically grew up on the vaudeville stages of North America. Before they began making movies they'd had several Broadway successes-including a stage version of Animal Cracfeers. Since they came to Hollywood relatively late, the brothers were older than one might imagine. When America entered the Second Worid War they vowed to quit the movies until the war's end. The five year hiatus was significant and when they returned to the silver screen, much of their magic was lost in Harpo's aged, lined face. They took to repeating themselves in their post-war films and none is particularly memorable. But fans can be thankful that those earlier moveis have survived to find an audience larger and more receptive than when the pictures were new. and in Animal Crackers, Monkey Business and Duck Soup, the Marx Brothers are gloriously alive and vigorously kicking the proper conventions. + + + MuchMusic, The Sports Network, and First Choice-Super- channel will be broadcasting unscrambled signals for all or a large part of the week September 9-15. Anyone with a converter will get to see what the services are like before plunking down hard- earned dollars. This "free-view" coincides with MuchMusic's first anniversary. Fans of Duran Duran should be sure not to miss the special to be broadcast during that free week. Riley isn't intimidated by the Pryor comparisons By Peter Meade For Larry Riley, the comparisons were immediate and inevitable. After all, when "Stir Crazy" debuts as a weekly TV series this week, he will be taking over the role originated by Richard Pryor in the movie. While Riley is familiar with the movie and enjoyed it, he sees comparisons in directions other than with Pryor. "When I'm compared to him, of course I'm honored," Riley says. "But I compare the role more to Bill Cosby. Either way, it's great water to swim in." Although Riley likens the comedy in the CBS series to that of Cosby'sxurrent NBC show, he says the overall flavor of "Stir Crazy" is slightly reminiscent of another Cosby series, "I Spy." "I compare the two for scenic detail," Riley says. "Put some touches of 'The Fugitive' and 'Route 66' in there, too. It's not like 'Riptide' where we have to show up at the boat or 'Simon & Simon' where you end up back at the agency before each episode is over." In the ongoing theme of confronting the mysterious tattooed man, Riley says he and series co-star Joseph Guzaldo, who takes over Gene Wilder's movie role, can and will go anywhere. Eight of the series' 13 shows were filmed in Windsor, Ont., because the locale offered many different geographical looks, Riley says. The rest were filmed in and about the Los Angeles area. Riley feels the time Is right for his first regular series role. He has already put in time on soaps ("The Doctors"), movies ("A Soldier's Story"), plays ("Pippin" and "Dreamgirls"), and has guest-starred on TV series and appeared in TV movies. It was while performing with a road company of "Dreamgirls" in Chicago two years ago that Riley was spotted by the producers of "Stir Crazy." But it wasn't until last Christmas — after several "big name" stars had been tested — that he finally was chosen for the role, Riley says. Although he remains eager to return to the stage (he would eventually like to choreograph and direct), it can all wait if "Stir Crazy" takes off: He believes it has a good chance because "the show is a truly new idea for TV: an adventure comedy." © 1985Compuloa ll 1 . 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(WED) ©BUSINESS REPORT © TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT ©AUTO UPGRADE (THU) © PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS (FRO © JUMP OVER THE MOON(MON) ©MICROSCOPE (TUE) ©ISSUES (WED) Entries invited for Toddlers Langley artists exhibit and moms welcome Hie langley Arts Council is hosting a juried exhibition of professional, semi- professional and student artists' work to be held Dec. 14 to Jan. 18 in the Langley Centennial Museum and N.E.C. in Port Langley. All artists residing in the Langley area are invited to enter and a deadline date of entries has been extended to Friday, Nov. 1. Forms are availabel from the LA.C. office located in the Michaud Heritage House, 5202 - 204 Street, Langley. Categories include paintings, drawings, graphics, fibre arts, sculpture, ceramics, pottery and glass.An entry fee of five dollars per item in each category for artists, or three dollars per item in each category for senior citizens and senior secondary students is charged. This comprehensive showing of Langley artists is to exhibit for our community the variety and excellence of fine art work being produced in our area, and consideratin will be shown for original works only which have not been previously shown in any major exhibition or art gallery. Further information can be obtained by telephoning the Langley Arts Council's office at 534- 0781. Toddler Storytime for children 2% to 3% years of age will be offered at the Aldergrove library on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. beginning Oct. 2. At this program parents are requested to remain with their child and participate in the songs, rhymes and stretches. Register in person beginning Sept. 11. For more information, call the children's department at 534- 3284. 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A filling station owner with "skeletons in his closet" is reluctant to seriously consider marriage. 1:00 O k* "Heart Of The Rockies" (1937, Western) Bob Livingston, Ray Corri- gan. The Three Mesqui- teers try to halt a family's shady methods of rounding up cattle. 2:00 © kk* "Les Vautours" (1975, Drame) Gilbert Sicotte, Monique Mercure. Un jeune garcon est assail- li par ses trois tantes a la mort de sa mere. EVENING 6:00 ©©©NEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack and Chrissy do Janet a disfavor by talking her into trying for a promotion. © CONFLICT AND STABILITY IN EUROPE 8 VANCOUVER LIVE CE SOW EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 8 ©NEWS TOP STORY © M'A'S'H A general rewards the 4077th with an Officers' Club after Hawk- eye and Trapper save his son's life. © GREECE: 478 - 338 ____ G © LE VOYAGE DU KNORR Representor la villa de Matane, le Knorr est une replique des vais- seaux marchands utilises par les Vikings. 7:00 O BASEBALL Montreal Expos at Philadelphia Phillies O NFL FOOTBALL Los Angeles Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Kirk Douglas. Q THRILL OF A LIFETIME A ski buff joins champion Todd Brooker on one of Canada's toughest downhill courses; a girl has a part in a Platinum Blonde video; an animal lover mothers a baby monkey. (R)g 8 HUSKY WEEK SURVIVAL Ed Asner narrates a look at wildlife photographers Alan and Joan Root in action, focuses on the dangers of their profession and their struggle to preserve the environment. (R) g © JEFFERSONS Lionel starts coming on like his father, g 8 ADULT YEARS BASEBALL Les Expos de Montreal visitent les Phillies de Philadelphia 7:30 OTIC TAC DOUGH O OUT OF THE WOODS SPECIAL O PRICE IS RIGHT O THRILL OF A LIFETIME A ski buff joins champion Todd Brooker on one of Canada's toughest down- THE COSBY SHOW A star-struck Cliff (Bill Cosby) is so mesmerized when he meets his idol, Lena Home (as herself), that he refuses to leave her dressing room, In the "Cliff's Birthday" episode of NBC's "The Cosby Show." The show airs THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME . © 1S85 Compulog hill courses; a girl has a part in a Platinum Blonde video; an animal lover mothers a baby monkey. (R)g ©$100,000 PYRAMID ©TIME'S HARVEST 8:00 OO COSBY SHOW Clair and the kids surprise Cliff by planning a birthday celebration around a Lena Home concert. Lena sings "I'm Glad There Is You." (R) O O MAGNUM, P.I. After Magnum, Higgins and their friend are rescued from imprisonment on the Cambodian border, the real purpose of the mission is revealed. (Part 2 of 2) (R) © MOVIE kk* "Kid Galahad" (1962, Musical) Elvis Presley, Gig'Young. After getting out of the service, a young man wins a boxing match and then returns to his auto repair shop. 8 BIOSPHERE MOVIE kk* "Secret Weapons" (1985, Drama) Linda Hamilton, James Franciscus. A young Russian language student is transformed by the KGB into an ail-American girl trained to seduce and blackmail U.S. officials and industrialists as a Soviet spy. 8:05 O THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM: BALLOONS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Chronicles two attempts to cross the Atlantic by balloon in 1977, featuring interviews with the balloon- ists, their wives and their flight advisors. 8:30 O SATURDAY MORNING CARTOON PREVIEW "Back To Next Saturday" Keshia Knight Pulliam of "The Cosby Show" gets an assist from cartoon characters for a preview of upcoming NBC cartoons including "Punky Brewster" and "The Adventures Of The Gummi Bears." O FAMILY TIES Mallory is afraid she'll lose her new boyfriend if they don't advance their relationship. (R) 9:00 O FAMILY TIES Mallory is afraid she'll lose her new boyfriend if they don't advance their relationship. (R) QO MOVIE ••14 "The Terry Fox Story" (1983, Biography) Robert Duvall, Eric Fryer. Based on the true story of a young athlete who, despite having lost a leg to the disease, runs a "Marathon of Hope" across Canada in a successful bid to raise money for cancer research. (R) O SIMON & SIMON Rick and A.J. may quit the detective business when they become celebrities after solving a major case. (Part 1of2)(R)g O POLITICS OF LOVE WITH LEO BUSCAGLIA Dr. Leo Buscaglia challenges the audience to "become militant as lovers," spreading the word that love and vulnerability are valid emotions. © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC "The Sharks" An examination of the way sharks live, where they breed and why they attack. 9*30 O FIVE DAYS WIDE O CHEERS Carla is pleased with Sam's choice of a mature Englishwoman to replace Diane, but her feelings change when the new waitress introduces her beautiful daughter to Sam. (R) ©LE TELEJOURNAL g 9:55 ©LE POINT 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL WHEEL OF FORTUNE © HILL STREET BLUES Coffey, Washington and Garibaldi are nervous, about the departmental ruling requiring urine samples for drug testing; Coffey has a new partner when Jab- lonski substitutes for the injured Bates. (R) © HOMETOWN Peter agonizes when his script for a play is scrutinized by a well-known stage director (Austin Pendleton). O INGRID Narrated by John Gielgud, this documentary presents an overview of Ingrid Bergman's career, featuring film clips, home movies taken by her father, and interviews with Colleen Dewhurst, Angela Lansbury, Liv Ullmann, Anthony Quinn and Jose Ferrer. © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO A recluse who has lived in a strange mansion for 30 years comes under investigation when a neighborhood boy disappears. © ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING 10:30 OJEOPARDY IRON CURTAIN GENIES EN HERBE EN VACANCES Rencontre entre les professeurs et les etudiants du College des Eudistes. 11:00 OOOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS ©SPORTSPAGE © CINEMA ••• "La Vraie nature de Berna- dette" (1972, Drame) Micheline. Lanctot, Donald Pilon. Une femme imbue de theories naturistes et liber- taires quitte son mar) avo- cat pour aller vivre a la campagne avec son fils. 11:20 OONEWS 11:26 © JUST FOR LAUGHS A potpourri of stand-up comedians from Europe, Canada and the U.S., including a performance of "We Are the World" by French- Canadian comic Andrew- Phillippe Gagnon. 11:30 ©ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE © TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: actors Vincent Price and Maria Gibbs, Barbara Walters, country singers Johnny and June Carter Cash. ©ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith introduce a rich widow to Barney Hefner after his wife runs away again. O DICK CAVETT INTERVIEW WITH DAVID LEAN An interview with film director David Lean that includes clips from his movies "The Bridge on the River Kwai," "Lawrence of Arabia" and "A Passage to India." © COLUMBO An art critic's dreams of inheriting his uncle's wealth are shattered when he hears the details of the will. (R) ©VANCOUVER PLUS 12:00 ©AVENGERS © MOVIE •• "Start The Revolution Without Me" (1970, Comedy) Gene Wilder, Donald Sutherland. Two sets of identical twins meet on the eve of the French Revolution after years of separation. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. ©COMEDY BREAK 12:06 O MOVIE kk* "The Gift" (1979, Drama) Glenn Ford, Gary Frank. In the 1950s, joy comingles with sadness when a Brooklyn sailor on leave returns home for the Christmas holiday. ©MATT HOUSTON 12:30 O © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: Carl Reiner, George Steinbrenner, Whitney Houston. 1:00 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD © NEW AVENGERS Steed, Purdey and Gambit try to solve a 20-year-old case involving an agent known as the White Rat. (R)< 1:06 O MOVIE ••* "Having Babies" (1976, Drama) Desi Arnaz Jr., Adrienne Barbeau. Four diverse cou ples decide to enroll in natural childbirth classes. 1:30 ©NEWS 8 MUSIC CITY U.S. A. WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Finding it impossible to live on his teacher's salary, Gabe finds a part- time job in a fast-food chain. 2:00 OONEWS © HERE'S LUCY Lucy rants Kim's room to a woman-hating used car salesman. 2:06 O HAWAII FIVE-0 An eld erly Hawaiian becomes the target of mysterious and inexplicable death threats. 2:30 © CB8 NEWS NIGHTWATCH ©NEWS 3*06 O WALTONS Unexpected issues arise when Jason gets-, involved with Grandpa's brother. O HAWAII FIVE-0 A master burglar glories in such publicity-grabbing stunts as reporting his thefts to the Five-0 team. So, just who is Jo Ann Iris? ■ Who is Jo Ann Ihs and what's she doing in my mailbox? That's what a number of women in West Virginia were asking after they received mail indicating Jo Ann Iris jointly owned property with their husbands. Apparently, a computer got stuck on Iris's name Aug. 11 while processing letters to property owners who had asked the state for more information about their tax reappraisals, officials said. Marie White, of Huntingdon, W. Va., said her mailbox yielded two letters indicating that she, her husband Roger and Jo Ann Iris own property in Kanawha County and Greenbrier County. "When Roger got home from work, I was waiting for him,'' White said. "I wanted to know who ... Jo Ann his was. When I asked him about the other female, he swore it wasn't true." CLEANING SERVICE Who You Gonna Call?' PHONE 856-7739 Officials at Cole- Layer-Trumble Co., the Dayton, Ohio, organization helping to conduct the reappraisal, say they don't know who Iris is or where she lives. BORED WITH CABLE TV? SATELLITE TV GIVES OVER 100 CHANNELS OF MOVIES, NEWS, SPORTS & MORE. Financing is available. 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NO MIVIR'I HI ■ ISt 74 11 ___t___H___t_*_§a*mi, Cjjjjjgjjj* i ■*" » "J"-- .. m-i ^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm—w ■_-"i ■-».». «*_/■■ ^*e=!35i**i«W 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 13,1985 Copyright • 19SS T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME SPECIAL 12:00 0 THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM: BALLOONS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Chronicles two attempts to cross the Atlantic by balloon in 1977, featuring interviews with the balloon- ists, their wives and their flight advisors. DAYTIME SPORTS 5:30 O O CFL FOOTBALL Montreal Concordes at Winnipeg Blue Bombers DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 O *** "The Seven Year Itch" (1955, Comedy) Marilyn Monroe, Tom Ewell. A happily married man meets an attractive blonde after sending his family on a summer vacation. 1:00 Q •* "Roll On Texas Moon" (1946, Western) Roy Rogers, Dale Evans. Roy heads off an all-out range war between cattlemen and sheep ranchers. EVENINQ 6:00 QNEWS O ABC NEWSg Q NBC NEWS SOBS NEWS MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (D THREE'S COMPANY When Chrissy and Janet go away for the weekend, Jack throws a wild party. fD EXCEPTIONAL CHILD IN REGULAR CLASSROOM Ql VANCOUVER LIVE ffi CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS ©TOP STORY © M'A'S'H While on leave in Tokyo, Henry becomes infatuated with a sweet young thing fresh from the States, ffl AU ORE DES SAISONS 7:00 O FIVE DAYS WIDE O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O ENTERTAINMENT TONIQHT Interview with Dustin Hoffman. OHUSKY WEEK O A PASSION FOR EXCELLENCE: AN EVENING WITH TOM PETERS Author Tom Peters ("In Search Of Excellence") discusses the application of excellence and self-improvement to schools, hospitals, households and small businesses. © JEFFERSONS Jenny gives her brother a cold reception when he appears after a two-year absence. (D BRENDON CHASE ffiLE TELEJOURNALg 7:25 ©LE POINT 7:30 O SONS AND DAUGHTERS An exceptionally bright 12-year-old faces many obstacles as he attempts to deal with the real world. (R) Q OJEOPARDY OTIC TAC DOUGH THE CANNONBALL RUN -, Farrah Fawcett stars in "The Cannonball Run," an action- comedy about a no-holds- barred auto race, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1985 Compulog O PRICE IS RIGHT O $100,000 PYRAMID © MOTORWEEK 8:00 O THE KING OF FRIDAY NIGHT A quintet of rockers from Nova Scotia who made it big in the '60s returns to their hometown of Mushaboom for a reunion concert. (R) O WEBSTER Webster and his friends learn how to deal with a substitute teacher who is also a child molester. (R) Q O KNIGHT RIDER Michael engages in a lethal battle with a hit man whose weapon is a car comparable to Kin. (R) g O I HAD THREE WIVES Wacky client Sue Lambert (Rhonda Aldrich) asks Beaudine to protect her brother from a pair of loan shflrks Q WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © MOVIE kk* "The Trouble With Girls" (1969, Musical) Elvis Presley, Marlyn Mason. A traveling showman runs into all sorts of trouble while staying in a Midwestern town. © SPOTLIGHT ON SWEDEN Q) PARTY WITH THE ROVERS ©PARE CHOC 8*30 O MR. BELVEDERE Kevin's relationship with an animal rights activist results in his being jailed for vandalism. (R) g QTIC TAC DOUGH O OUT OF THE WOODS SPECIAL © ENGLAND IN THE MIDDLE AGES © DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold helps Sam collect protest letters when Sam's favorite TV show is replaced by his mother's aerobics program. (R) g ' © CINEMA "Une journee en taxi" (1981, Comedie) Jean Yanne, Gilles Renaud. Lorsqu'un prisonnier s'engage a retrouver un complice qui I'a jadis trahi, il louera un taxi pour la journee et une amitie se developpera entre le chauffeur et lui. 8:35 O WALL STREET WEEK 9:00 O — BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL Princess Caroline of Monaco, Barbra Streisand and Pris- cilla Presley are inter- VJ8WG(i Q MOTOWN REVUE Ray Charles and Chaka Khan are scheduled to join series host Smokey Robinson. O MAGNUM, P.I. After Magnum, Higgins and their friend are rescued from imprisonment on the Cambodian border, the real purpose of the mission is revealed. (Part 2 of 2) (R) O MOVIE •* "Cannon- ball Run" (1981, Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Dom De- Luise. Various oddball characters compete in a coast-to-coast auto race. (R) O ST. ELSEWHERE White wants to make the reunion with his wife and children permanent; former hospital administrator Joan Halloran is rehired; Rosenthal's affair with a labor mediator heats up. © PHOTOGRAPHIC VISION 9:10 Q MOVIE kkk* "The Corn Is Green" (1979, Drama) Katharine Hepburn, Ian Saynor. In a turn-of-the- century Welsh coal-mining community, a high-spirited English schoolmistress resolves to educate a young miner with a desire to learn. 9*30 © CHILD OF NEW ZEALAND / CHINA: PORTRAIT OF A LAND 9:35 Q I AM A HOTEL Songs by Leonard Cohen accompany a video fantasy with guests including Toller Cranston, Ann Ditchburn, Robert Desrosier and Claudia Moore at a grand old hotel. (R) 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL MIAMI VICE Crockett's love affair jeopardizes his competence on the job as he and Tubbs pursue a trio of teen-age delinquents. (R) O SIMON & SIMON Rick and A.J. may quit the detective business when they become celebrities after solving a major case. (Part 1of2)(R)g O HILL STREET BLUES A recently released teen-age killer prompts a special alert; Bates offers shelter to a street urchin; Belker, afraid to fly, must catch a plane to Las Vegas to extradite a prisoner. © STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Stone's murder investigation is -hampered by a narcotics agent whose attitude and tactics are undesirable. © PORTRAITS OF POWER 10:30 O BENSON The governor's upset when Benson vetoes a legislative bill that he favored. (R) g ©JAPAN TODAY ©SCTV 11:00 OOOONEWS Q O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg ©WRESTLING © SPORTSPAGE ©CINEMA** "Eclairau chocolat" (1978, Drame) Lise Thouin, Jean Belzil- Gascon. L'enfant d'une femme violee jeune et done il croit son pere mort, ac- cepte mal I'intrusion d'un riche americain voulant d'epouser sa mere. 11:10 Q MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Irish R.M." Planning to buy Philippe a horse as a wedding gift, Yeates becomes an accomplice to one of his landlord's vicious schemes. (Part 2 of 6) (R) g 11:20 OONEWS 11:26 O GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIGHT Guest host: Joan Rivers. Scheduled: the Manhattan Transfer, talk show host Oprah Winfrey, James Brolin. O ALL IN THE FAMILY Stephanie's past religious training deeply concerns Edith when she discovers that the child has been purposely hiding it from Archie. © MOVIE *• "Friday The 13th" (1980, Horror) Betsy Palmer, Adrienne King. The reopening of a summer camp, closed 20 years earlier after three murders, attracts a vindictive killer who knifes unsuspecting teen-agers. 12:00 OAVENGERS O MOVIE kk* "The Fury" (1978, Horror) Kirk Douglas, John Cassavetes. Gifted with extraordinary telekinetic powers, a young man is kidnapped by a former associate of his international superspy father who plans to use his talents for nefarious purposes. (R) © MOVIE ••* "The Strawberry Blonde" (1941, Comedy) James Cagney, Rita Hayworth. After marrying his second choice for a bride, a man discovers that he is better off. - 12:05 O MOVIE •** "Letters From Frank" (1979, Drama) Art Carney, Maureen Stapleton. A newspaper executive forced into leaving his job because of a mandatory retirement age moves to the Northwest and launches a new career. O MATT HOUSTON 12:10 O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. 12:30 Q FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:05 O MOVIE *** "Midnight Express" (1978, Drama) Brad Davis, John Hurt. Based on the true story of Billy Hayes, a young American arrested in Turkey for attempting to smuggle out hashish, who suffers a grueling incarceration in a torturous prison. ONEWS 1:30 © MOVIE ** "Friday The 13th, Part II" (1981, Horror) Amy Steel, John Furey. The grisly killings continue at a summer camp that had been closed down after a series of bizarre murders occurred there. 2:00 O MOVIE kk* "Framed" (1975, Drama) Joe Don Baker, Conny Van Dyke. After four years of brutal prison treatment, a gambler swears revenge on the thugs, crooked cops and politicians who aet him up. © HERE'S LUCY "Lucy And Carol Burnett" 2*05 O HAWAII FIVE-0 A hus- band-and-wife team of confidence operators get caught between two of the, islands' most powerful mobs. 2:30 OONEWS 3:05 O WALTONS Mary Ellen becomes dependent on drugs while preparing for her final exams at nursing school. q.QC O HAWAII FIVE-0 A millionaire businessman is accused of being a former Japanese officer responsible for cruelty to American prisoners of war.. 4:00 Q HERE'S LUCY Lucy unexpectedly becomes the featured singer with Phil Harris's Big Band. 4:30 ' O MORE REAL PEOPLE Plastic flamingo sales are booming TORONTO - Sales of pink flamingoes, once the laughingstock of the lawn ornament business, are taking off in Canada. The trend may have only one leg to stand on but the once- tacky, now-trendy plastic waterfowl seem to have been embraced by the so- called "Yuppies" - Young Urban Rtrfes- sionals. No Yuppie's upscale townhouse, with BMW in the driveway and pasta- maker in the kitchen, is complete without a pair of big-beaked birds planted on the lawn. Tucker Plastics Ltd. of Toronto, Canada's only flamingo- maker, says sales will be the best in 20 years. Tucker will sell "in the hundreds of thousands" of birds, which usually retail at about $7 a pair, to retailers this year, says sales manager Bonni McChesney. Why is the flamingo business suddenly flying high? "That's the question of the year," says a retailer. No one ever admits to having them on their lawn." "They've become in this year, as it were," offers McChesney. B.C. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS! 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CIRCLE SQUARE 6:30 O BOOMERANG O ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS OO OUTDOORS UNLIMITED OWUZZLES (Premiere) ffl LENERICKSEN OSIZE SMALL 7:00 O BUGS BUNNY LOONEY TUNES COMEDY HOUR O SNQRKS (Season Premiere) O O ADVENTURE OUTDOORS O VEGETABLE SOUP O SESAME STREET (R) _ FRISKY FROLICS O FRIGHTENSTEIN 7:30 O ADVENTURES OF THE QUMMI BEARS (Premiere) O WORLD TOMORROW OHOT FUDGE O SMITH AND SMITH 8:00 O MOVIE kk* "Susannah Ol The Mounties" (1939, Drama) Shirley Temple, Randolph Scott. A young orphan given a home by the mounties repays them for their kindness when they are attacked by Indians. Q EWOKS AND DROIDS ADVENTURE HOUR (Premiere) O 0) SMURFS (Season Premiere) Q ANDY WINTERS O © JIM HENSON'S MUPPETS, BABIES & MONSTERS (Premiere) OYOUCANDOIT O LIFE AROUND US 8:30 O JERRY FALWELL O PAUL HANN AND FRIENDS Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 9:00 O SUPER POWERS TEAM: GALACTIC GUARDIANS O HULK HOGAN'S ROCK 'N' WRESTLING (Premiere) ©LET'S GO "Firsts" Q SURVIVAL Ed Asner narrates a look at wildlife photographers Alan and Joan Root in action, focuses on the dangers of their profession and their struggle to preserve the environment. (R) Q ffl BUGS BUNNY ffl FABLES OF GREEN FOREST ffi FESTIVAL INTER- GALACTIQUE 9:30 O WESTERN GARDENER O 13 GHOSTS OF SCOO- BY-DOO ©FLASH! O IT IS WRITTEN O SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON ffl TOM AND JERRY ffl JEREMY/NODDY O JAYCE AND THE WHEELED WARRIORS In this.preview of a new cartoon series, the heroic Jayce and his Lightning League of wheeled vehides fight to save the universe from the control of Saw Boss, a plant-like creature with an army of Monster Mind machines. ffi LES GEANTS DE LA TERRE 10:00 Q HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Al finally gets up the courage to propose to Chachi's mother. (R) 0 SCOOBY'S MYSTERY FUNHOUSE O ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS (Season Premiere) OO ZIGZAG QCBSSTORYBREAKg Q INNOVATION ffl DIAGNOSIS AND REMEDIATION IN MATH QJ ALVIN & THE CHIPMUNKS ffi D'HIER A DEMAIN Avec la chanson et la pardle, Claude Marti aide ses compatriotes a redecouvrlr leurs racines. 10:30 O REACH FOR THE TOP Q Q) LITTLES O KIDD VIDEO (Season Premiere) Q FOUFOULI O COLLEGE FOOTBALL Notre Dame at Michigan O ANDY WINTERS O DEAF MOSAIC fflSHEFA 11:00 O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Canada vs. Honduras in World Cup Soccer qualifying match, live from St. John's, Nfld.; Canadian 10 Pin Bowling Championships, live from Toronto; St. Leger Stakes horse race from Doncas- ter, England; Alberta Derby horse race live from Stampede Park in Calgary, Alta. Q ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL "The Adventures Of Con Sawyer And Huck- lemary Finn" Drew Bar- rymore and Brandy Ward star as modern-day adventurers in the tradition of Mark Twain's legendary characters. (Part 2 of 2) Q O MR. T (Season Premiere) O HIGH BAND O SWING SENSATION Q SAVING ENERGY ffl HULK HOGAN'S ROCK 'N'WRESTLING (Premiere) ffl NURSING ISSUES ffl KANGAZOO CLUB ffi UNIVERS DES SPORTS 11:30 Q AMERICAN BANDSTAND Featured: Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam ("I Wonder If I Take You Home"); Quarter, lash ("Talk to Me," "Welcome to the City"); video by the Motels ("Shame"). O SPIDER-MAN AND HIS AMAZING FRIENDS (Season Premiere) OYOUCANDOIT Q UP HOME TONIGHT O VICTORY GARDEN ffl CALLER'S CHOICE 0)100 HUNTLEY STREET AFTERNOON 12:00 O COLLEGE FOOTBALL O BASEBALL Regional coverage of St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs, New York Mets at Montreal Expos or Baltimore Orioles at Detroit Tigers. ©WRESTLING Q FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY O ALOHA CHINA ffl WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS 12:30 ©POLKA TIME ©PRESENTE (QCBSSTORYBREAKg ffl NEW LITERACY: INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS © CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND 1:00 OUP HOME TONIGHT O ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK.Rona Barrett interviews Joan Rivers. © THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM: BALLOONS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Chronicles-two attempts to cross the Atlantic by balloon in 1977, featuring interviews with the balloon- ists, their wives and their flight advisors. ffl MOVIE kk* "Stowaway To The Moon" (1974, Fantasy) Lloyd Bridges, Michael Link. Unknown to Ground Control, a young boy hides on a spaceship. ©WRESTLING ffi FRAGGLE ROCK g 1:30 ©SWING SENSATION ffl WORLD AT WAR ©ZIGZAGS 2:00 Q SPORTSWEEKEND CONTINUES Q ISLAND COUNTRY GARDEN © CBS SPORTS SPECIAL Scheduled: The Marlboro Cup, live from Belmont Race Track in Elmont, N.Y. © OUTDOOR ADVENTURES © IN THE KINGDOM OF DOLPHINS A look at how marine scientists established a unique rapport with a school of dolphins during a six-year study in the Bahamas. © STAR TREK The Enterprise finds the remains of the "Valiant," a starship that disappeared years 6srli6r ffl LA ROSE ET L'ANNE AU 2:30 Q © MONEY -- HOW TO MAKE IT A discussion of real estate investment and how it offers opportunities for entrepreneurs. ffl CALLER'S CHOICE ffl FELIX LECLERC RA- CONTE 3:00 Q CBC NEWS Q SPORTSWORLD Scheduled: IAAF Grand Prix Track Championship from Olympic Stadium in Rome, Italy. ©NEW SCIENCE O MOVIE ***** "A Man For All Seasons" (1966, Drama) Paul Sco- field, Robert Shaw. Sir Thomas More, Chancellor of England, fights for his life when he refuses to condone the divorce and remarriage of King Henry* VIII. ©WRESTLING © THE DOLPHIN TOUCH An exploration of the relationship between humans and dolphins. ©FUNORAMA S FACES OF CULTURE STAR TREK When the Enterprise is damaged in an ion storm, one crewman is killed, and Captain Kirk is charged with his murder. ffi VICTOR, LA TERRE EST PLATE Victor est con- vaincu que la terre est plate et il cherchera a en faire la preuve,. 3'30 © THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT ©WEEKEND REPORT ffi HEROS DU SAMEDI Au programme: Velo-cross. 4:00 © BODY TALK © POLICE STORY A juvenile-squad, member decides to mend his marriage after saving a young runaway from death. Q Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Kraft fitness challenge; Australian Rules Football; Bank of Montreal Nations Cup horseshow jumping from Spruce Meadows, Alta. © MOVIE kkk* "The Corn Is Green" (1979, Drama) Katharine Hepburn, Ian Saynor. In a turn-of-the- century Welsh coal-mining community, a high-spirited English schoolmistress resolves to educate a young niner with a desire to learn. ffl MOVIE kk* "Win- terhawk" (1976, Adventure) Michael Dante, Leif Erickson. A Blackfoot chief kidnaps two children after white men ignore his request for badly needed smallpox medicine. ffl JEREMY / FLOWER STORIES © STAR TREK The Enterprise is almost destroyed by a strange object which calls itself Nomad. 4:30 Q GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE ffl KIMBA THE WHITE LION ffi BASEBALL Les Mets de New-York visitent les Expos de Montreal 5:00 © HART TO HART The Harts' dog, Freeway, grabs a murder weapon and becomes the target of jewel thieves. QNEWS © BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON ffl CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION ©.STAR TREK On a mission to transport a rare wheat grain to another planet, Capt. Kirk finds his cargo being depleted. 5:30 Q NBC NEWS American Flyers: A nice little film ByJ.T.YURKO "American Flyers" falls Into the category of "little films by big directors." Although the critics have tended to be a little cool to his efforts, John Badham has some significant blockbusters under his belt, including "Satuday Night Fever," "Blue Thunder" and "WarGames." This film is not likely to be a hit, however. It's a modest, no-nonsense story, the kind of film that plays well on TV, and cable may be where It's headed — quickly. If you happen to be a fan of bicycling, however, hop on your Schwinn or Fuji and peddle on over to your local theater. The script has been written by Steve Tesich of "Breaking Away" fame, and the bicycle story is meant to be subservient to the brotherly/family tale. But the opposite happens. Badham and Tesich are clearly eager to get to the bike racing, and.once they do, the footage te sy'perb: Bike racing Is not exactly a great spectator sport, but Badham and Tesich know how to make it exciting. Just as important, Tesich knows how to make us care for his characters. "American Flyers" Is essentially a love story between two brothers who have an uneasy relationship with each other and an even rockier relationship with their mom. Each undergoes a kind of "rite of passage" when the two enter into the "Hell of the West," a 10-day bike race up the Rockies. Badham focuses his cameras in ways never tried before on bicycles, and includes much of the spectacular scenery of the Rockies. With Tesich supplying the story "software," as it were, and Badham providing the "hardware" in terms of camera and editing, "American Flyers" makes very few mistakes. Tesich keeps the emotions and confrontations to a minimum, and Badham keeps the pace bf the relationships almost is quick as the climactic race, which will have everyone rooting for the good guys. We now feature Non-Alcoholic Drinks: •Pina Colada •Shirley Temple •Shandy Beer •Chi-Chi •Caesar •Strawberry Dacquiri NEWWINTER HOURS: Tues. & Wed.: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thurs. to Sun.: 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Enter our draw for a Trip for 2 to Reno Draw dale: October 16,1985. TAKE-OUT ORDERS/CATERING SERVICE Countryside Shopping Centre 856-3333 AMERICAN FLYERS (PG-13-Warner Bros.) Starring Davit Grant, Kevin Costner, Rae Dawn Chong * * > Badham's only error is including far too many shots of bicyclists riding with the sunrise at their backs. Someone should have told the cameraman it's dangerous to look Into the sun. © 1985 Compulog LAND SURVEYOR G.C. Emerson • 530-8733 • . 5-13698-11 STARBURN TRAVELud COUNTRYSIDE SHOPPING CENTRE 27520 FRASER HWY: ALDERGROVE, B.C. 856-5111 TRAVEL TALK HAWAII UPDATES FOR FALL '85 By MICHAEL VAN DE LAAR - CP Air is offering Hawaii from as low as $349.00 per person for a maximum stay of 7 nights, or $399.00 for longer stays. These seat sale fares are for pre-Christmas travel only and are selling fast so don't delay! - The Royal Sea Cliff Resort on the Big Island's Kona Coast is offering a free car, a free night (stay 6 nights and the 7th is free), and a free upgrade to a 2 bedroom suite for stays through December 19. Call us for more details. , -SilverWing Holidays has introduced its fall packages starting at $559.00 per person for six nights in Honolulu including accommodation, and $729.00 for six nights In Maui. Packages are also available for 7,13, and 14 night stays. - The Pacific Monarch Hotel in Honolulu is accepting Canadian dollars at par this fall when you stay 7 nights or more. Starting at $45.00/night, the hotel Is close to the beach, shops and entertainment, and offers guests a rooftop pool, large Jacuzzi, and sauna. Call Starburn Travel today for these and other travel bargains! PS! Attention Business Travellers! CP Air's Attache Business Class is available now thru 28 October at the regular economy fare. Don't miss this chance to sample Attache service and convenience, specifically geared to the business traveller, at no extra charge. APPOINTED AGENT .. A ■■■■Hill-Ill I ————— mi mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmwmmwmmmm ***memmmmmmm* >WtM'*MU",4lM4t>-1 16 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 SATURDAY EVENING EVENING 6:00 8 THE CALGARY CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS GALA OPENING Performers include Maureen Forrester, Mario Bernards the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, dancers from Les Grandes Ballets Canadiens and the Alberta Ballet Company. OJEOPARDY _ ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Rona Barrett interviews Joan Rivers. OONEWS BCBSNEWS Q RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN: THE SOUND OF AMERICAN MUSIC A tribute to the team that created such Broadway hits as "The Sound Of Music" and "South Pacific," featuring film clips, photos, and interviews with Shirley Jones, Alfred Drake, Yul Brynner, Gordon MacRae and composers Martin Charnin ("Annie") and Andrew Lloyd Webber ("Cats"). Mary Martin hosts. ©MONEY'S WORTH O STAR TREK The Enterprise is captured by a beautiful Romulan commander. 6:30 OONEWS OO CFL FOOTBALL Ottawa Rough Riders at Calgary Stampeders (0 HOGAN'S HEROES Ho- gan's men discover that a new prisoner is actually a Nazi spy. © MOTORWEEK 7:00 8 WHEEL OF FORTUNE LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Connie Stevens, Vic Damone and novelist Rosemary Rogers; also, a celebrity gala in Sun Valley, Idaho. (R) O FALL PREMIER SHOW © TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Muriel's divorced college friend arrives for a visit and propositions Henry. © ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING © STAR TREK Kirk must find the antidote to a plague that threatens to kill all the crew of the Enterprise. © LA SEMAINE PARLE- MENTAIRE A OTTAWA 7:30 O MUPPETS Guest: Harvey Korman. ©PRIVATE BENJAMIN ©MONEY'S WORTH 8:00 O THS WEEK IN B.C. O RETURN TO EDEN Wealthy Stephanie Harper marries tennis star Greg Marsden; out of his greed, Greg plots to kill his wife with the help of his lover, Stephanie's best friend Jil- ly Stewart. Stars Rebecca Gilling, James Reyne, Wendy Hughes. (Part 1 of 3) O GIMME A BREAK (Season Premiere) The Kaniski family has trouble dealing with the death of their father until Julie's new husband Jonathan (Jonathan Silverman) assumes the role of man of the house. Stars Nell Carter and Karl Michaelsen. O AIRWOLF During a scientific mission in the Northwest, a volcanic eruption forces Hawke and Santini to take refuge in a nearby THE GOLDEN GIRLS Dorothy (Bea Arthur, I.) and Rose (Betty White, center) are stunned when Sophia (Estelle Getty), Dorothy's mother, decides to move in with them after her retirement home burns to the ground, In the premiere episode of NBC's new comedy series "The Golden Girls." It airs SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog mining town where an employee rebellion is under way. (R) O JUKEBOX SATURDAY NIGHT Eddie Albert hosts a re-creation of Big Band era music with guests Helen O'Connell, Keely Smith, Herb Jeffries, Margaret Whiting and Helen Forrest. © MOVIE kkk* "Teahouse Of The August Moon" (1956, Comedy) Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford. When a young Army captain introduces American customs to Okinawa his efforts backfire. © NOVA "Umealit: The Whale Hunters" A perceptive study of the bitter controversy between conservationists who want to protect the whale and Eskimos who depend upon it for food is presented. (R) SCTV ©LESPLOUFFE 8*30 O JAZZ UNLIMITED Q FACTS OF LIFE (Season Premiere) The girls and Mrs. Garrett are devastated when they return from their summer vacations to find that Edna's Edibles has been destroyed by fire. Stars Charlotte Rae and Nancy McKeon. (Part 1of3)g ©SCTV 9:00 Q STEVE FONYO: THE ROAD TO MILE ZERO Highlights of the 14-month coast-to-coast run across Canada to raise funds for cancer research. O GOLDEN GIRLS (Premiere) Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia are four mature single women trying to cope with everday problems while spending their golden years in Miami. Tonight: a glib man proposes to Blanche. Stara Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McCianahan, Estelle Getty. O MOVIE "Dempsey And Makepeace" (1985, Adventure) Michael Brandon, Glynis Barber. An unlikely crime-fighting team is formed when a streetwise New York cop on assignment in London is partnered with a reserved Scotland Yard detective. § OPENING DOORS LOVE BOAT Isaac helps a youngster deal with his father's death; a blind woman believes a fellow passenger is a former love; a federal agent seeks evidence against two bookies by feigning interest in their blonde companion. (R)g © LES INSOLENCES D'UNE CAMERA Une selection des meilleurs sequences puisees dans le stock de films constitue des cinq annees de diffusion. 9:30 O 227 (Premiere) Mary Jenkins is the majordomo of an apartment building in a changing neighorhood. Tonight, Mary's teen-age daughter seeks advice about boys from a worldly girlfriend. Stars Maria Gibbs, Hal Williams. O O BIZARRE Sketches: the oldest football player in the world; take me to the cleaners; visit with a White House chef. (R) 10:00 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O LOVE BOAT Isaac helps a youngster 'deal with his father's death; a blind woman believes a fellow passenger is a former love; a federal agent seeks evidence against two bookies by feigning interest in their blonde companion. (R) g O © MISS AMERICA PAGEANT Kathie Lee Johnson and country singer Doug Swander join host Gary Collins as Miss America 1985 Sharlene Wells crowns her successor in ceremonies from the Convention Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. (In Stereo) g O O YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, LADIES Past and present women athletes who have asserted themselves in competitive sports are, profiled, including Lela Brooks, Hilda Strike and Carling Bassett. © ENTERPRISE "The New Space Race" A look at American and foreign competition in the space industry, g ©LE TELEJOURNAL g 10:20 © LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:30 O FRONT PAQE CHALLENGE ©WEEK'S END © GIFT OF THE MAGI / MAGIC SHOP 10:36 © LA POLITIQUE FEDER- ALE (DEBUT) 10:46 © CINEMA * "Les Yeux rouges" (1982, Drame) Marie Tido, Pierre Curzi. Profitant d'une vague de violence qui agite le quartier d'une petite ville, un indivi- du decide de regler des comptes personnels. 11:00 O NATIONAL g OONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © TWILIGHT ZONE Oliver Crangle decides to take revenge on all the evil people in the world. 11:10 O DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE 11:16 ONEWS O ABCNEWSg 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 O SPORTSLINE O MOVIE kk* "Hart To Hart" (1979, Mystery) Robert Wagner, Stefanie Powers. Wealthy industrialist Jonathan Hart and his beautiful wife Jennifer investigate the mysterious death of a close friend at a glamorous health resort. O MOVIE ** "Illusions" (1983, Suspense) Karen Valentine, Brian Murray. A young American designer encounters international intrigue when she realizes that her salesman husband, who reportedly died in a plane explosion, was not the man she thought he W88. (R) ©TWILIGHTZONE Crossing the wartime Atlantic in an English freighter, a man senses impending doom. 11:40 O THE BOUNDER Tea dances, wine and cheese parties and motor rallies all play a part in Howard's plans to start a matchmaking service. 12:00 O MOVIE ••* "The Changeling" (1979, Horror) George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere. A widowed music professor rents a house that is haunted by a restless spirit with an old score to settle. (R) g QNEWS © DOCTOR WHO "The Face Of Evil" A giant computer creates a supreme instrument of destruction that looks and sounds just like Doctor Who. © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Bill Murray. Guests: the Spinners, Don Novello, the Whiffenpoofs, comedian-juggler Michael Davis. TO 12:06 O MOVIE 'kk* "Mind Over Murder" (1979, Suspense) Deborah Raffin, Andrew Prine. A model uses her psychic powers to identify the man responsible for planting the bomb that caused a tragic airplane crash. O MATT HOUSTON 12:30 O SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Bill Murray. Guests: the Spinners, Don Novello, the Whiffenpoofs, comedian-juggler Michael Davis. (R) 1:00 O AVENGERS 1:05 O MOVIE kk* "Which Way Is Up?" (1977, Comedy) Richard Pryor, Lonette McKee. A sex-starved fruit picker is caught in a comic crossfire between his union and the Mob, and a hypocritical preacher finds heaven in a ladies' choir. 1:30 8 WRESTLING PUmN' ON THE HITS Semi-finals. Songs: "Some Guys Have All The Luck," "Better Be Good To Me," "Good Lovin'," "Cool It Now," "I Feel For You" and "Neutron Dance." Judges: Kim Fields, Michael Des Barres, Sergio Mendes. 2:00 ONEWS O MOVIE kkk* "The Assassination Bureau" (1969, Comedy) Oliver Reed, Diana Rigg. A shrewd newspaperwoman sets a clever trap to expose an organization of hired hit men. © MELBA MOORE'S COLLECTION OF LOVE SONQS 2:05 O HAWAII FIVE-0 A young couple, who have illegally sold their own baby for adoption, steal other infants for profit. 2:30 QNEWS 3:05 O WALTONS Just before her 13th birthday, Elizabeth becomes reluctant to grow up. O HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett leads a search for the witness to a 2-year-old murder in order to protect her against the crime's prime suspect. 4:10 O MOVIE ** "Lady Ice" (1973, Mystery) Donald Sutherland, Jennifer O'Neill. An insurance investigator trails a group of jewel thieves through Miami and Nassau. jnge's Design GRADUATION DRESSES DANCE COSTUMES WEDDING GOWNS By Appointment only TEL.: 856-8217, DAYS OR EVE. Custom Design Custom Sewing Successful teen dances extended to Aldergrove area BROOKSWOOD - Over the past summer 10 successful teen dances have been held at the dvi centre. Thanks to Janet Barclay, and to the participation and co-operation of the teens who attended the dances, they became a regular social event throughout the summer. For the winter the dances have extended to Fort Langley, West Langley, Aldeigrove and Brookswood. The Aldergrove Kinettes and Kinsmen have agreed to host the Aldeigrove dances at the Elks hall. The dates are Sept. 20, Oct. 18, and Nov. 15. Tickets are still only $2. WHY LET STRESS KILL YOU? Stress is a killer. But it doesn't have to kill you. Learn how to cope with your stress and, even better, resolve it at its source, through a unique, practical approach based on the whole person. Now you can begin getting your life, together again I Plan to attend. Eight Days to Resolving Stress begins: September 16, Mon. & Wed., 7:30 p.m. Location: 26245 - 28 Ave., Aldergrove Registration and materials fee: $20 per person; $25 per couple For information and reservations call: 856-5830 sMjyny ;■. ..*.■..,■ ,'.*. ,... ' "'.'..*■■ 11 i i. i ■ ■ i • •■ Ji**^:*.™-1Ji^i*X1^-_k**r*_.^*i!:*.™J'*_T:^*.:;.uV**-;^ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 17 NTRY8IBI 5S0PPIM See next week's Star for announcement of our Big Prize Draw! Countryside Shopping Mall welcomes three new businesses to our part of town: •Starburn Travel •Coachmen Restaurant •Sears Catalogue Store. These services are now offered: Va Mile to Countryside FRASER HIGHWAY 'fm# 10 w o z __: a. < a. PARKING PARKING 8811 > H 0 z JO !_Z> _o SAFEWAY 12 COUNTRYSIDE SHOPPING CENTRE ll]Countryside Delicatessen l?JCountryside Health Foods aiCoachmen Restaurant For all parfy and everyday needs. 856-3711 ^Starburn Travel Full range of services. I AT A. 856-5111 Full line of foods and vitamins. 856-3990 Take-out and catering services too. 856-3333 lii Expressions Hair Design ty Royal Bank of Canada Your family hair care centre. 856-1778 Your Expo pass centre. 856-3344 \il Atwater Insurance lii Aldergrove Video Stop lilAlder Pharmacy For all your insurance needs. 856-4711 $ Dairy Queen For the whole family. 856-4617 Full line of movies and machines. 530-5051 lulSears Canada Inc. Catalogue sales and mail orders. 856-7711 For all your drugstore needs. 856-4544 111 Canada Safeway Ltd. Win tickets to the Tina Turner concert - details in store. i -' - J^-I^UI^SWIaiaJJ • .'■' lmmmr*»»^mmmmmmmmmmwm.md-l^,ym~.*:!.~.i 1 8 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 SUNDAY MORNING & AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER IS, 1985 Copyright • ^986 T.V. Data, Inc. MORNING 5:45 Q NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES 6:00 Q TOWN MEETING Featured: "Downtown People" Ken Schram examines changes in the city's downtown housing patterns and the impact of those changes on low-income residents. O TAKING ADVANTAGE Q O OUTDOORS UNLIMITED (BIT'S ABOUT PEOPLE GD CIRCLE SQUARE 6:30 O FAITH FOR TODAY OO FILM FEATURE O EYE ON THE NORTHWEST © DIGEST Q) SIZE SMALL 7:00 O THIS IS THE LIFE O EUCHARIST O JIMMY SWAGGART O WORLD TOMORROW O ANDY WINTERS (B INSIGHT 0) FRIGHTENSTEIN 7:30 O REAL TO REEL O NORTHWEST ENCOUNTER O MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD OMCGOWAN (B JIMMY SWAGGART Q3 LES CONTES DE LA FORET VERTE (DEBUT) 8:00 Q FEELING GOOD O BOOMERANG O MUSIC MAGIC O ROBERT SCHULLER O SUNDAY MORNING O WORLD TOMORROW O SESAME STREET (R) SMURFS (Season Premiere) 83 ASTRO, LE PETIT ROBOT 8:30 O PAR 27 O KIDSWORLD O GARDENING WITH ED HUME O ORAL ROBERTS C0 DAY OF DISCOVERY ffi PASSE-PARTOUT 9:00 Q NORTHLAND Q MUPPETS Q MEET THE PRESS O O SEARCH O MISTER ROGERS (R) © LENERICKSEN (D FABLES OF GREEN FOREST ffi LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR 9:30 O WINNERS O HAPPY DAYS AGAIN O MOVIE ••• "Once Upon A Time In The West" (1969, Western) Henry Fonda, Claudia Cardinale. A gunfighter attempts to control a valuable tract of land in 19th-century Kansas. OTERRYWINTER ONFL TODAY O PETER POPOFF Q 3-2-1 CONTACT (R)D © ROBERT SCHULLER ©JEREMY /NODDY Q) LITTLES 9:45 ©NODDY 10:00 Q SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Formula One Belgium Grand Prix auto race from Francorchamps, Belgium. ONFL WEEK IN REVIEW O ORAL ROBERTS O NFL FOOTBALL Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles * O ROBERT SCHULLER Q BEYOND WAR SPACE- BRIDGE Satellite coverage between Moscow and San Francisco of the presentation of the Beyond War Award, honoring the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. Performers include the Paul Winter Consort, Etta James and the San Francisco Boys Choir. © CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION © NFL FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Dallas Cowboys at Detroit Lions or Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles. ffi TYET VAN (DEBUT) 10:16 ffi LES FABLES D'EU- ROPE (DEBUT) 10:30 O RAINBOW EXPRESS O KENNETH COPELAND O ADVENTURE OUT- DOORS ©WORLD TOMORROW ffi LIVRE OUVERT (DEBUT) 10:45 ffi MICRO-MONDE (DEBUT) 11:00 O VIEWPOINT ON THE NEWS O MONEY - HOW TO MAKE IT A discussion of real estate investment and how it offers opportunities for entrepreneurs. O IT IS WRITTEN Q CAPITOL JOURNAL © ERNEST ANGLEY © JUMP OVER THE MOON ffi LA SEMAINE VERTE 11:30 0 MEETING PLACE Archbishop J.A. Plourde officiates at a Mass of the Holy Spirit from the Roman Catholic Basilica of Notre Dame in Ottawa. O THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY O FOR THE RECORD O FOUNTAIN OF LIFE Q HERO STREET U.S.A. Actor Martin Sheen hosts this tribute . to national pride from Hero Street in Silvis, ill. There, since World War II, 110 sons and daughters of the street's 38 Hispanic families have left home to serve in the U.S. armed forces: ©IN OTHER WORDS AFTERNOON 12:00 O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with Connie Stevens, Vic Damone and novelist Rosemary Rogers; also, a celebrity gala in Sun Valley, Idaho. (R) O JIMMY SWAGGART O TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Dr. Wayne Greaves, Chief of Infectious Diseases at Howard University * Hospital discusses AIDS variants and avenues of research. ©IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE © ENGLISH 120 ffi PROPOS ET CONFIDENCES Invite: Leslie Caron. (1 rede 4) 12:30 O CFL FOOTBALL Edmonton Eskimos at Saskatchewan Roughrid- O ABC NEWS SPECIAL "The Night Of Awe" Rabbi Judah Nadich conducts Selichot services from New York's Park Avenue Synagogue. Q NFL'85 Q GREAT PERFORMANCES "Lena Home: The Lady And Her Music" This Tony Award-winning revue features singer Lena Home performing classics including "Can't Help Lovin' That Man," "From This Moment On" and "The Lady Is A Tramp." ©KENNETH COPELAND ffi FOOTBALL PROFES- SIONNEL CANADIEN Les Eskimos d'Edmonton visitant les Roughriders de Saskatchewan 1:00 O NFL FOOTBALL Seattle Seahawks at San Diego Chargers Q RICOCHET O NFL FOOTBALL Atlanta Falcons at San Francisco 49ers OTERRYWINTER ©CALLER'S CHOICE ©WRESTLING 1:30 O MOVIE ***** "Murder Once Removed" (1971, Mystery) John Forsythe, Barbara Bain. A "perfect crime" goes awry when a scheming doctor murder's once for love and then has to kill again. Q O BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jays at > New York Yankees © SUNDAY LINE ©WORLD AT WAR 2:00 ©100 HUNTLEY STREET 2:30 © DIGEST ©TIME'S HARVEST 3:00 O HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK A country singer (Larry Gatling) sent to prison for the murder of his wife's lover is being tracked down by his former associates. (R) g Q GREAT PERFORMANCES "Judy Garland: The Concert Years" Lorna Luft hosts this review of the star's concert and television performances in the '50s and '60s, linked with reminiscences by Tony Bennett, Alan King, Rex Reed, Stephen Holden, Melissa Manchester and Nelson Riddle. © WOODY WOODPECKER AND FRIENDS © CONFLICT AND STABILITY IN EUROPE © DISABILITY MYTH ffi COURT METRAGE 3*30 O SUMMER FESTIVAL © PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS ffi DE L'AUTRE COTE DE LA GLACE Metaphore cinematographique met- tant en relation le hockey et la minorite acadienne. 4:00 O THIS WEEK IN B.C. O HUSKY FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS UW Head Coach Don James and KOMO Sports Director Bruce King highlight Washington's September 14 game against Brigham Young University. Q SEAHAWKS POST- GAME © MOVIE kk* "Mr. Ma- jestyk" (1974, Adventure) Charles Bronson, Linda Cristal. A melon grower from Colorado discovers a contract has been put out on him by the Mafia and struggles to escape a mob hit man. © HE-MAN AND MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE © JEREMY / FLOWER STORIES ©PROFILES OF NATURE ffi FILMS D'ART: RAPHAEL, PRINCE DES PEIN- TRES 4:30 O TO BE ANNOUNCED OO QUESTION PERIOD ©I DREAM OF JEANNIE © KIMBA THE WHITE LION © OCEANS ALIVE 5:00 O CBC NEWS QQNEWS O O DUMAURIER INTERNATIONAL EQUESTRIAN From Spruce Meadows, Alta. Q JUKEBOX SATURDAY NIGHT Eddie Albert hosts a re-creation of Big Band era music with guests Helen O'Connell, Keely Smith, Herb Jeffries, Margaret Whiting and Helen Forrest. Movie Ratings Outstanding. . . **** Excellent kkk* VeryGood .... *** Good kk* NotBad ** Fair k* Poor * GRIZZLEYMcKEE © BUCK ROGERS © ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PRINCE ©GLOBAL NEWSWEEK ffi JEAN-DU-SUD AUTOUR DU MONDE 6:30 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O ABCNEWSg O CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES © BRENDON CHASE New assistant curator appointed to Fort FORT _ LANGLEY - The Centennial Museum here has appointed Sally Stubbs to the position of as- sistant curator. Stubbs replaces Shir- the flame of the future. WOOD N ENERGY'S SPACE HEATER OF THE YEAR. future looks. • HFgh gloss enamel finish in black or brown. • Decorative mtcr- UuiKjcalilf lilcv • Attractive pedestal base. • Fan Option. • Hearth stove model available. future logic. • Unique twice-burning ^,„ . combustion system-more _ —/ heat, less emissions. ? wi." • Double-walled back and base, place as close as 8V." to any rear v • Unique air circulation keeps ceramic glass clean. • Fi irebox holds logs up to 19" in length. wall. AAA KENT •The Valley's most trusted Woodstove Dealer. HAfiDORALB Stoves & Stones 3711 - 248th Street & Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove 856-1551 WHY DO SO MANY PEOPLE ORDER THEIR NEW CARS From LOU ISFELD LINCOLN MERCURY 533-2323 853-0711 Abbotsford Here is an excellent reason why - NEW '86 TOPAZ $7817 00 DIR. No. 6224 Plus Freight ley Sutherland, who recently left the museum to assume the position of education program officer at the Vancouver Maritime Museum. Wanted: Museum volunteers PORTLANGIEY-Do you have a few hours to spare each week? Would you like to become involved in your community and meet new friends? Then you should consider joining the group of volunteers at your local museum. langley Centennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre is seeking volunteers to start in the fall. Museum volunteers can woric in a variety of areas. Some volunteers act as docents who conduct school programs based on the museum's permanent displays and the changing art, science and history exhibitions in the exhibition centre. Other volunteers assist in the office and during exhibition openings. Volunteers also host special events, and help in researching and installing exhibits. Volunteering time encourages personal growth, develops communication and organization skills and helps to build confidence and self esteem. Museum volunteers also have the opportunity to participate in field trips and to attend guest lectures and special events. An introductory meeting for people interested in becoming volunteers will be held at the museum orf Thursday, September 12, at 10 a.m. Museum is located at the comer of Mavis and King Streets. SUNDAY EVENING mm^^m^mm^—i—m—.. ————sm THE ALDERQROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 19 EVENINQ 6:00 Q TO BE ANNOUNCED O TOWN MEETING Featured: "Privacy Under Attack"; trial attorney Melvin M. Belli tells what we can do to protect against the erosion of personal privacy; including the misuse of consumer credit and other computerized material and the threat posed by electronic surveillance devic- 68. S ALMOST LIVE OONEWS O WORKING SOLUTIONS Working solutions for today's career-oriented person are explored. (D THREE'S COMPANY Jack unknowingly accepts a blind date with a jewel thief. IS CONTEMPORARY ART IN CANADA O EVERYBODY'S BUSI- NESS m SECOND REGARD Reprise des grands moments de la visite du pape Jean-Paul II au Canada: celebration eucharis- tique a Ottawa; ceremonie d'adieu a I'aeroport d'Ot- tawa. 6:30 O AT THE MOVIES Scheduled * reviews. "Agnes of God" (Jane Fonda, Anne Bancroft); "Kiss of the Spider Woman" (William Hurt. Raul Julia); "Year of the Dragon" (Mickey Rourke). ONEWS © M'A'S'H Hawkeye is willing to wheel and deal with anyone for a needed new pair of boots. O LAURIER'S PEOPLE Guest: Michael Warren, president of the Canada Post-Corporation. 7:00 O HOCKEY NIGHT A 14- year-old girl sparks opposition in her small town when she dons a hockey uniform and joins a boys' championship team. O O RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOTI The disaster that followed the 19th-century gold rush at Sutter's Mill in California; the model city for the mythical king- dpm of Shangri-La; how the Dalai Lama escaped to India through the treacherous Himalayas. (R)g O PUNKY BREWSTER (Season Premiere) Punky hopes that a magic tomahawk and an Indian princess can guide her back to safety when she and her friends get "lost" in a mysterious cave. Stars Soleil Moon Frye and George Gaynes. O CAGNEY & LACEY A hood threatens Cagney when she arrests him for a stabbing; shortly after his release on bail, an attempt is made on her life. (R) g O 0 60 MINUTES (Season Premiere) Correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Harry Reasoner, Ed Bradley and Diane Sawyer provide investigative reports, profiles and features. CB TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Muriel wonders whether she should undergo a face-lift after a friend has one and looks much younger. fB SPOTLIGHT ON SWEDEN © CAP DANGER Un DEATH OF A SALESMAN Dustin Hoffman stars as Willy Loman, the salesman whose rigid faith in the American dream leads to tragedy, in "Death of a Salesman," airing SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 on CBS. CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog ' veterenaire accompagne de ses deux enfants, a pour mission de rescaper des mammiferes marins en difficulte sur la cote nord- ouest. (Debut) 7:30 (0 PRIVATE BENJAMIN Nothing is going to stop Benjamin from throwing a party ~ not even Lewis or Army regulations. (0 PORTRAITS OF POWER 83 LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Superstar" Invite: Marline Saint-Clair, I'interprete. 8:00 O ALL-STAR SPECTACULAR Richard Dean Anderson, Gary Coleman, Jamie Rose, Emma Samms, Alan Thicke, Robert Wagner and Eli Wallach are among the celebrities in a music- variety preview of ABC's new * fall line-up that includes "MacGyver," "Lady Blue," "The Insiders," "Our Family Honor" and "Hollywood Beat." g O OCEANQUEST Shawn Weatherly and Al Giddings explore the mysterious depths off the coast of Antarctica. O O O DEATH OF A SALESMAN Dustin Hoffman stars as Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's Pulitzer Prize-winning play that explores individual and social morality and the shocking secret that threatens to ruin the relationship between a man and his son. Also stars Charles Durning, Kate Reid and John Malko- vich. g O A SALUTE TO GLENN MILLER AND THE BEST OF SWING Helen Forrest and the Modernaires with Paula Kelly, Jr. are featured in this salute to some of the best music of the Big Band era. © MOVIE kk* "Flight From Ashiya" (1964, Adventure) Yul Brynner, Richard Widmark. Three aviators recall their varied pasts while involved in rescue operations during World War II in the Pacific. IDA FENCE OF PLACE Q) TO BE ANNOUNCED 8:30 Q I'LL GET THERE SOMEHOW Academy Award- winner John Zaritsky's documentary profiles four women who have successfully overcome arthritis. (R) 03 LE TELEJOURNAL g 8:60 03 LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "Dis-moi le si j'derange" Le drame de la solitude, tel que vecu par une menagere de 58 ans, abandonnee des siens et qui cherche au telephone a briser le mur du silence. 9:00 O Q) MOVIE kk* "Lady Blue" (1985, Drama) Jamie Rose, Tony Lo Bianco. After her lover is murdered, a tough, dedicated detective employs unorthodox methods in her campaign to convict the matriarch of a cocaine ring responsible for his death. (R)g O MOVIE kk* "Conan The Barbarian" (1982, Adventure) Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones. In a mythical past, a warrior-thief and his companions are sent by a Nordic king to free the ruler's daughter from the leader of a snake cult. (R) g _ REGINA / WILLIS 9*30 Q GLENN MILLER: A MOONLIGHT SERENADE Hosted by Van Johnson and taped in 1984, this musical tribute to the bandleader associated with such American classics as "In The Mood," "Moonlight Serenade"and "Chattanooga Choo Choo" features guest performers Tex Beneke, Johnny Desmond, Sylvia Syms, Anita Gillette and Julius LaRosa. 10:00 O EXILE Forty years after World War II separated him fom his family, a Japanese-Canadian returns to Canada where he has a painful reunion with his son and the grandson he's never met. g 03 60 MINUTES (Season Premiere) Correspondents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Harry Reasoner, Ed Bradley and Diane Sawyer provide investigative reports, profiles and features. QD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC "Siberia: The Endless Horizon" The people of Siberia are using today's technology to control their inhospitable environment. ® LES BEAUX DIMANCHES "5e Symphonic de Beethoven" L'Orches- tre symphonique de Quebec interprete Symphonie no 5 en do mineur sous la direction de Mario Bernar- di. 10:46 @3 LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 O NATIONAL ("The Nation's Business" will follow.) g __ _NEWS O CTV NATIONAL NEWS (0 TWILIGHT ZONE Two men plan to steal a spaceship to avoid the destruction of the planet. CD GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 83 CINEMA kk* "Allegro, non troppo" (1976, .Fantaisie) Dessins animes. Pendant qu'un chef d'or- chestre tyrannique dirige ses musiciens, un dessina- teur s'efforce de mettre en Vitesse sur le papier les images que lui inspirent les pieces musicales. 11:15 ONEWS O ABCNEWSg 11:20 OONEWS O TOGETHER IN CONCERT: TEX BENEKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Tex Beneke and his orchestra are joined by Helen O'Con- nell and Bob Eberly for a salute to the music of the 1940s from Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts. 11:30 O SPORTSLINE O MOVIE •* "Track- down" (1976, Drama) James Mitchum, Cathy Lee Crosby. A Montana ranch owner scours Los Angeles for his runaway sister, who has become a prostitute and pawn of a big-time racketeer. O GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE O WAYNE CODY'S LOCKER ROOM (0 TWILIGHT ZONE Driving cross-country, a girl keeps seeing the same hitchhiker on the road ahead. 11:46 O CBS NEWS 12:00 O MOVIE *• "The Tin Flute" (1978, Drama) Marilyn Lightstone, Mireille Deyglun. A family tries to cope with the struggle of living on the Quebec home front during World War II. (R)g O MOVIE kk* "The Odessa File" (1974, Adventure) Jon Voight, Maximilian Schell. A diary left by an elderly Jew who died in a wartime concentration camp inspires a German journalist to undertake a relentless one-man Nazi hunt. O FACE THE NATION 8 CHIPS MOVIE kk* "The Alien Factor" (1978, Science-Fiction) Tom Griffith, Don Leilert. A spaceship from another planet crashes on Earth, loosing its terrifying passengers. 12:05 OMOVIE*** "Desperate Lives" (1982, Drama) Diana Scarwld, Doug McKeon. Angry with the school administration's negligence, in dealing with student drug abuse, a guidance counselor wages her own private war to deal with the issue. O MONEY - HOW TO MAKE IT A discussion of real estate investment and how it offers opportunities for entrepreneurs. 12:30 ©MOVIE •••* "The USED CAR SPECIALS $3000 77 LTD. WAGON *S77 73 VENTURA 4 DR. Ml 88 74 AUDI '2788 77 LTD. 4 DR. '2788 77 ASPEN 4 DR. '2577 77 LTD. 2 DR. '1987 78 HORIZON 4 DR. '2377 78 FIREBIRD '2987 79 KAWASAKI M.C. '987 77 VOLARE 2 DR. '2387 74 CHARGER '1677 79 FIESTA '1987 74 GMC '1677 751250 '1787 LOU ISFELD LINCOLN MERCURY Abbotsford Sale Ends Sat., Sept. 14, 1985 Dlr. No. 6224 Happy Time" (1952, Come-, dy) Charlea Boyer, Maraha Hunt. Puppy love and romance highlight life in a French-Canadian family during the 1920s: 12:35 ©MATT HOUSTON 1:30 ONEWS 1:36 O MOVIE kk* "Alcatraz: The Whole Shocking Story" (Part 1 of 2) (1980, Drama) Michael Beck, Telly Savalas. Based on the true story of the youngest man ever sent to the notorious prison in San Francis co Bay and his escape plans. 2:06 O HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett meets with resistance when he tries to bring a suspect in for protection purposes. 2:25 ONEWS 2:66 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3*36 O HAWAII FIVE-0 A convicted murderer holds a prison doctor hostage while McGarrett attempts to meet his demands. 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MatHMiKvmp'H ■> Utiwmt-^wWm/; ,.,*.,^.,,.,,,:'::.._^^ 20 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 16,1985 Copyright ■> 1985 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME SPECIALS 2:00 O SURVIVAL Ed Asner narrates a look at wildlife photographers Alan and Joan Root in action, focuses on the dangers of their profession and their struggle to preserve the environment, p 5:00 0 MONEY - HOW TO MAKE IT A discussion of real estate investment and how it offers opportunities for entrepreneurs. 5:30 O MONEY -• HOW TO MAKE IT A discussion of real estate investment and how it offers opportunities for entrepreneurs. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q kkk* "Good Morning, Miss Dove" (1955, Drama) Jennifer Jones, Robert Stack. A stern schoolmarm changes the lives of a generation of New England townspeople. 2:30 ffl k* "New Generation" (1979, Comedie) Jeff Man- zetti, Lollie Seres. Sur la Cote d'Azur, le chef d'une bande de motards adeptes de la musique rock s'eprend d'une Jeune fille, dont les amis font partie d'un groupe rival. * EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg O NSC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR @ THREE'S COMPANY Chrissy falls for an older man she met in a supermarket. 03 COMPUTER BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A FOUNDATION COURSE O VANCOUVER LIVE ffl CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © M'A'S'H Hawkeye and Trapper arrange for an unauthorized but much- needed nose job for an enlisted man. OCALCULUS 2 ffl LE VAGABOND Trois candidats se disputent une place dans les rangs d'un club select participant a une chasse aux tresors. (Debut) g 7:00 O FOOTLOOSE IN B.C. O NFL FOOTBALL Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with actress Emma Samms. OLIVE IT UP g O NEWLYWED GAME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The mysterious elephant seal and its annual migration from the Antarctic Ocean to Punta Norda. (0 JEFFERSONS Louise is afraid she's going to lose her new friends, g 8 ENGLISH LITERATURE LE TELEJOURNAL g 7:26 ffl LE POINT 7:30 OVENTURE MIRRORS gj|[||||)tjj^^^^S^^ ^ IIBHI^HillBBp An aspiring ballet dancer BBRSP^ 1 ^-^BfSIMN^H (Marguerite Hickey) finds the ■gp^ff-i HP Ipl ^Hnil^HflH world of auditions and dance J.Wmjm Br ■ " 'IH . classes more challenging y»___^____ ^HPrnh^' ___n______^___l_______l_I^BI^I^^^HKa than she ever imagined In "Mirrors," which airs MON f iflf lp! DAY, SEPTEMBER 16 on NBC. Antony Hamilton "*""9HflK __H____ i____________________H! * __________ (standing) and Timothy Daly (r.) co-star, respectively, as a fellow dancer and a reporter. K^hnHR"'« CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME _E_V ■ T*^BH^BBK_ ■*§>." ^1 ©1985 Compulog O OTIC TAC DOUGH O PRICE IS RIGHT OLIVE IT upg O WORLD OF SURVIVAL O $100,000 PYRAMID 8:00 QHANGIN'INg O WASHINGTON 2000 Q HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK A country singer (Larry Gatling) sent to prison for the murder of his wife's lover is being tracked down by his former associates. (R) g O O SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Amanda is arrested when her dinner guest, a man hired to protect a visiting dignitary, is found murdered shortly after leaving her house. (R) O TERRY FOX: I HAD A DREAM Terry Fox's courageous run across Canada for the benefit of cancer research is documented. O MOVIE *** "Imitation Of Life" (1959, Drama) Lana Turner, Sandra Dee. Two women and their daughters share friendship and success, but never achieve total happiness. m MONEY'S WORTH O MOONLIGHTING Mad- die and David are assisted by a psychic as they tackle a case of industrial espionage. (R) ffl LA BONNE AVENTURE (DEBUT) g 8:30 O THREE'S A CROWD ® AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY ffl LE PARC DES BRAVES Pierre-Paul propose a Flore des fiancailles pour Noel; Marie tenaillee par les problemes d'argent, veut en finir avec la maison. (Debut) g 9:00 O O KATE & ALLIE Kate and Allie throw a party to celebrate their friendship and to overcome their disappointment over being single. (R) O O SPENSER: FOR HIRE (Premiere) A former Boston "policeman with a sense for fair play sets out to right wrongs by establishing a private detective agency. Stars Robert Urich, Richard Jaeckel. O POLDARK (Q ARTHRITIS: THE DISEASE AND ITS TREAT- MENT O MOVIE •• "Romantic Comedy" (1983, Romance) Dudley Moore, Mary Steenburgen. While avoiding the entanglement of romance, two seemingly mismatched playwrights endure a nine-year partnership which produces a string of Broadway hits. ffl L'ESPACE D'UNE VIE D'apres I'oeuvre de Barbara Taylor Bradford. Sur le point de mater un complot familial visant a miner sqn influence au sein de ses entreprises, Emma Harte se rememore les etapes de son ascension vers la prosperite depuis les an- nees ou elle etait simple servante. Avec Deborah Kerr, Jenny Seagrove, et Miranda Richardson. (Ire de6) 9*30 O O NEWHART Hoping for a TV award, Dick's staff pressures him to be a more dynamic host on his talk show. (R) 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL CHUCK KNOX Seattle Seahawks head coach Chuck Knox and KOMO sports director Bruce King review the Seahawks September 8 game against the San Diego Chargers. O CAGNEY A LACEY A hood threatens Cagney when she arrests him for a stabbing; shortly after his release on bail, an attempt is made on her life. (R) g O QUEST FOR THE KILLERS An American pediatrician's 25-year effort to discover the cause of a plague that was destroying a Stone Age tribe in Papua, New Guinea, g m VISTA ffl POIVRE ET SEL Pierrot veut faire du show-business. (Debut) g 10:30 ffl LE SON DES FRANCES D'AMERIQUE 11:00 OQOQNEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM: BALLOONS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Chronicles two attempts to cross the Atlantic by balloon in 1977, featuring interviews with the balloon- ists, their wives and their flight advisors. © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS O SPORTSPAGE ffl LA CHAMBRE DES DAMES En avril 1246, Flo- rie epouse Philippe Tho- massin, et les deux jeunes gens se sont instslles dans la demeure de dame Beraude Thomassin, la tante de Philippe. 11:20 OONEWS 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER Harris and Wojo run through the sewers of New York in pursuit of a jewelry store bur glar. (R) 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O BEST OF CARSON From June 1984: Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Bruce Mahler and Maria Conchita Alonso join host Johnny Carson. (R) OALL IN THE FAMILY Archie keeps a sick Edith so busy cooking for his big St. Patrick's Day party that she doesn't get the chance to tell him that "work is hazardous to her health." O SIMON & SIMON Nobody believes A.J. when he thinks he witnessed a murder while on vacation at a Northern California resort. (R) O VANCOUVER PLUS 11:56 O MOVIE *•• "Shining Victory" (1941, Drama) James Stephenson, Geral- dine Fitzgerald. A psychiatrist conducting research at a Scottish sanatorium falls in love with his devoted assistant. 12:00 OAVENGERS O SIMON & SIMON When airplane stowaways steal a cache of diamonds from A.J., FBI agents suspect the Simons themselves are involved. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. O COMEDY BREAK 12:05 O MOVIE kkk* "Coal Miner's Daughter" (1980, Biography) Sissy Spacek, Tommy Lee Jones. Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiography. A girl from a poor family in rural Kentucky marries a man who engineers her rise to stardom in the music industry. O MATT HOUSTON 12:30 O O LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: Sammy Davis Jr. 12:40 O MOVIE kk* "Cry Rape!" (1973, Drama) Peter Coffield, Andrea Mar- covicci. A terrified rape victim mistakenly identifies an innocent man as her assailant. (R) 1:00 ONEWS 1:05 O MOVIE kk* "Alcatraz: The Whole Shocking Story" (Part 2 of 2) (1980, Drama) Michael Beck, Telly Savalas. Based on the true story of the youngest man ever sent to the notorious prison in San Francisco Bay and his escape plans. KOTTER 3:00 1:10 2:00 O CBS NEWS O MOVIE kk* "Crooks O HERE'S LUCY When NIGHTWATCH And Coronets" (1969, Kim gets laryngitis, Lucy is 3:05 Comedy) Telly Savalas, forced to be her stand-in Q HAWAII FIVE-0 McGar Edith Evans. Stately British as musical entertainer at a rett must apprehend a mansions become the tar lavish teen-age party. hoodlum and his girlfriend get of a group of thieving 2:30 in order to-save their lives. gangsters. (R) - OONEWS 3:35 2:35 Q WALTONS Erin be 1:30 Q HAWAII FIVE-0 A comes involved with a O NEWS deranged Vietnam vet be brooding artist who is men ED WELCOME BACK, comes a kidnapper. tally ill. Investment, Expo featured at library Abbotsford Lib- rary at 33660 South Fraser Way will be the site of two unique interesting programs this fall. On TTiursday, Sept. 26at7:30p.m.,Mark Lawrence, of Investor's Syndicate Ltd., will present a financial seminar. This wide-ranging program will deal with a number of financial topics and will be of special interest to those wishing to know more about such items as finding net worth, budgeting, investments and tax tips. Mr. Lawrence is sure to provide a wealth of information. On Thursday, Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m., the Abbotsford Library presents an opportunity to leam more about Expo 86. Francis Behan, of the Expo Speaker's Bureau, will give a slide presentation and a representative from the Abbotsford- Clearbrook Chamber of Commerce will comment on events planned for our local area. The public is welcome to participate in these free library programs. Pre-registration is requested) contact the Abbotsford library at 853-1753. Album review: Classics do sell when in the right package By KURT LANGMANN Amadeus, Vol. 2 Soundtrack (Fantasy-A&M) Mozart finally received the full Hollywood treatment almost two hundred years after his death, in the hugely successful play turned film, Amadeus. There was even a music video last year that linked the movie scenes with current rock video stars. The deluxe double album package featuring the respected Academy of St. Martin-In-The-Kelds ensemble quickly sold a million copies worldwide - a very rare feat for classical albums, and unheard of for double albums. This proved that the public does recognize and buy art, provided it is presented properly. A finer orchestra cannot be found and its founding conductor, Sir Neville Marriner has always had a special affinity for Mozart. Mozart wrote in excess of 600 pieces of music so there is no shortage of stunningly wonderful sound to include in a dozen movies about the man. The movie, loosely based on Mozart's life featured a brilliant director, Milos Forman and fine acting together with an absorbing plot and theme, and authentic scenery. It really did deserve the eight Academy awards it received. . All persons involved have commercialized Mozart to the hilt and have been amply rewarded for it, but they did it with style and grace, inspired by a love and authentic respect for the man they portray. They did it right. Volume 2 of .the Amadeus soundtrack is a similar package, except it is a single record this time, and features some music from the unedited version of the film. Aside from two brief pieces by Antonio Salieri and Giuseppe Giordani, all of it is Mozart and includes several of his best- known works: Piano Concerto in D minor, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik and overture to Ihe Magic Flute. Guests include soprano Louisa Kennedy, pianist Christian Zacharias and the Ambrosian Opera Chorus. It is a fine production and a well-balanced representation of Mozart's music. It should be very popular, but even if it only sells one-tenth of the. 100,000 copies the first volume sold in Canada, it will still be considered a "bestseller" on classical lists. Serenata (Song of the Nightingale) The Salon Orchestra (Mercury) This European production features a chamber orchestra led by violinist Andre Rieu in a program of light string music. Old favorites include the title song by Toselli, Lehar's Gold and Silver and Vilja Song, Chopin's Adieu Tristesse and Martini's Plaisir d'Amour. About half of the tracks are 20th century works and all are sentimental, pretty and still lively. A number of composers reveal their roots in dance and martial music under the hands of Rieu, second violin, cello, double bass and piano. mmmmmmmm THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 ii TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 17,1985 Copyright• 1985 T.V. Dala, Inc. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 O ** "That Wonderful Urge" (1949, Comedy) Tyrone Power, Gene Tier- ney. A wealthy young woman surprises her boyfriend by announcing their engagement. 2:00 O ** "American Empire" (1942, Western) Preston Foster, Richard Dix. Mexican rustlers try to interrupt the progress of a growing Texas cattle kingdom. 2:30 ffl "La Surditude" (1980, Documentaire) Un monde bien specifique qui a sa langue propre et ses be- soins particuliers, un monde difficile a percevoir pour les enetendants. EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS O ABCNEWSg QNBCNEWS OCBSNEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR O TWEE'S COMPANY Janet moves in with Mrs. Roper while Mr. Roper is away, leaving Jack and Chrissy alone together in the apartment. O INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY O VANCOUVER LIVE ffl CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY O M'A'S'H A dispossessed Korean family and a girl with a Ql baby cause problems for the 4077th. fflLABASTRINGUE 7:00 O WESTERN GARDENER O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O ALL-STAR HOUR Don Johnson, Bill Cosby, Johnny Carson, Ed Marinaro and Soleil Moon Frye are * among the guests in a music-variety preview of NBC's new fall line-up that includes "Misfits of Science," "Hell Town," "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" and "Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories." Q LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS (R)n O NEWLYWED GAME O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with "Night Court" star Harry Anderson. O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The exotic life forms of the coral reef and their uncanny interrelationship. O JEFFERSONS Louise plots with the neighbors to get George's mind off his work, g Q WORK OF THE HEART OLE TELEJOURNAL g , 7:16 © CIRCULATION OF THE HUMAN BODY 7:26 OLE POINT 7:30 O GOLDEN GIRLS (Premiere) Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia are four mature single women trying to cope with everday problems while spending their golden years in Miami. Tonight: a glib man proposes to Blanche. OUR FAMILY HONOR Eli Wallach (I.) plays crime lord Vincent Danzig, patriarch of the Danzig family, and Michael Madsen portrays his hot-tempered son Augie, In ABC's "Our Family Honor," premiering TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME © 1885 Compulog Stars Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, Estelle Getty. OJEOPARDY OTIC TAC DOUGH O PRICE IS RIGHT O LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS (R)g O WORLD OF SURVIVAL O $100,000 PYRAMID © STARTING A BUSINESS 8:00 Q FIFTH ESTATE O WHO'S THE BOSS? It's a night Angela would like to forget -- if only she could remember exactly what went on between her and Tony. (R) g O O A-TEAM When the team aids a tow-truck operator who's battling ruthless competitors, heavy- duty equipment' becomes their ammunition. (R) g 8 HOMETOWN MOVIE *• "Sunset Limousine" (1983, Comedy) John Ritter, Susan Dey. A would-be comedian takes a job as a chauffeur to change his irresponsible image but unwittingly becomes involved with menacing underworld henchmen. (R) g O NOVA An examination of children's acquisition of language during their first four years. (R) g * . O MOVIE ••• "An Affair To Remember" (1957, Romance) Cary Grant, Deborah Kerf. A debonair playboy and an ex- nightclub singer fall in love on an ocean cruise, but tragedy interrupts their plans for the future. O CONTEMPORARY ART IN CANADA O BOB HOPE SPECIAL "Bob Hope Buys NBC?" Guests including Lucille Ball, Milton Berle, Dean Martin, Johnny Carson, NBC Entertainment President Brandon Tartikoff and former President Gerald Ford join the comedian for a mock telethon to raise funds to take over NBC. ffl MONSIEUR LE MINIS- TRE Alain veut quand meme laisser sa marque. (Debut) g 8:30 O THREE'S A CROWD Jack nearly fouls things up for Vicky during the filming of an airline commercial. (R)g ffl UN AMOUR DE QUAR- TIER Quand Alice sort, tout le monde sort; surtout lorsqu'il s'agit d'applaudir Cybele, la jeune chanteuse rock voisine d'Alice. 9:00 O REMINGTON STEELE Reprise of the season finale. Laura takes off.to Mexico with a charming politician as part of her assignment to gather some background information on the candidate. (R) O O OUR FAMILY HONOR (Premiere) The lives of the law-abiding McKay family and the criminal Danzig clan become hopelessly intertwined when two of their offspring become star-crossed lovers. Stars Eli Wallach, Kenneth McMillan. O BOB HOPE SPECIAL "Bob Hope Buys NBC?" Guests including Lucille Ball, Milton Berle, Dean Martin, Johnny Carson, NBC Entertainment President Brandon Tartikoff and former President Gerald Ford join the comedian for a mock telethon to raise funds to take over NBC. Q MOVIE "Mirrors" (Premiere; Drama) Marguerite Hickey, Antony Hamilton. A young Mid- westerner in pursuit of a ballet career is jolted into reality by the highly competitive New York theatrical world and the rigors of attaining her goal, g O RIPTIDE Cody, Nick and Boz go undercover in the Army to assist a federal investigation of their former Vietnam commander who's suspected of drug smuggling. (R) O LIFELINE Pediatrician J. Alex Haller Jr., Children's Surgeon-ln-Charge at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore, is profiled. (R) g © INDUSTRIAL SKIN DISEASE ffl DALLAS Christine et J.R. mettent au point un plan pour contrer le double jeu de Sue Ellen et faire croire qu'elle est redeve- nue alcoolique. 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL O REMINGTON STEELE Reprise of the season finale. Laura takes off to Mexico with a charming politician as part of her assignment to gather some background information on the candidate. (R) OWEST57TH O NIGHT HEAT O'Brien and Giambone Investigate three brutal murders that have terrorized the city. O ANNA KARENINA Vron- sky persuades Anna to ask for a divorce; Countess Ivanovna dominates Kare- nln. (Part 9 of 10) ©QUINCY © PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN ffl L'AGENT FAIT LE BONHEUR Reconnue pour rustic playboy continues wenching and wining his way through life in 18th- century England. O MATT HOUSTON 12:30 O O LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: Jack Hanna, Columbus (Ohio) Zoo; comedian Richard Lewis. 12:40 © MCCLOUD McCloud helps an Indian chief search for his missing son. (R) 1:00 O EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 1:05 O MOVIE *• "Ameri- cathon" (1979, Comedy) John Ritter, Harvey Korman. In 1998, U.S. President Chet Roosevelt stages a national telethon to raise funds for his bankrupt government. 1:10 O MCCLOUD McCloud reluctantly teams up with an attractive rookie cop (Julie Sommars) to solve a murder. (R) 1:30 8 ©NEWS WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 1:60 O HAWAII FIVE-0 When a policeman's' wife is mur dered, the officer attempts to take the law into his own hands. 2:00 O HERE'S LUCY Lucy offers to fix Harry's lamp. 2:30 I NEWS 2:60 O WALTONS Corabeth becomes a closet drinker. O HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett'a investigation into the death of a real estate agent leads to the island of Maui and a confusing set of clues. 3:00 O CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH ses aptitudes en informa- tique, le sergent Cote se voit confier une mission complexe par les respons- ables de I'Ordinateur Central de la Police, g 10:30 ffl CINEMA *• "L'enfant de nuit" (1978, Drame) Agostino Belli, Jean-Pierre Bouillon. Une femme dont le jeune fils est mort est at- tiree par un enfant aban- donne qui la suit a son retour d'une visite au cimetiere. 11:00 ©OOONEWS Q O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg O SOUNDSTAGE The performance by the Roches includes "The Married Man" and "The Largest Elizabeth in the World." (R) © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS © SPORTSPAGE 11:20 OONEWS 11:25 O BARNEY MILLER Fish befriends a young girl who is a suspected thief and Wojo inadvertently spreads a rumor about impending disaster. (R) 11:30 O ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE O TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: Michael Landon, Phil Donahue. O ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith manages to drag Archie to church on their anniversary while Gloria and Mike try to whip up a party. © MAGNUM, P.I. Rick's diminutive friend Waldo arrives in Hawaii presumably to investigate a case of insurance fraud. (R) ©VANCOUVER PLUS 11:65 OMOVIE •••"A Slight Case Of Murder" (1938, Comedy) Edward G. Robinson, Allen Jenkins. A reformed racketeer is surprised to find a dead body in his country home. 12:00 OAVENGERS O MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum and hard-boiled detective Luther Gillis (Eugene Roche) seem destined to clash when the parents of a missing girl hire the detectives to conduct Independent searches for the child. (R) O LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. ©COMEDY BREAK •.*.*;* 12:06 . '■•■ ©MOVIE* "The Bawdy Adventures Of Tom Jones" (1975, Comedy) Nicky Henson, Joan Collins, The ASK ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, A few weeks ago I moved in with my best friend to save some money because the two of us split the rent, telephone and hydro bills. Things were working out quite well for awhile but now she is on my back for not cleaning up the dishes every time we eat. I figure if there are enough dishes to use that are clean, why wash and dry a few every day? I have always done my dishes once a week or when I run out. If we are trying to save money what is the point of using hot water and detergent every day? Do you think she is being too picky? Her bathroom habits are nothing to write home about and she uses almost all the hot water when she takes a bath. Also her dog has ruined a pair of my good shoes and countless numbers of my socks. Signed: Sockless but saving. Dear Sockless, You and your girlfriend should have had a heart-to-heart before you moved in together. Saving money is a nice thing to do and good luck to you both, but -1 think leaving dirty dishes by your sink for a week at a time sounds pretty grubby to me and you should wash them up at least once a day. A good smack on the nose for your friend's dog would probably cure it from eating your sods although you had better check with her to see if she minds. (With smart dogs once is usually enough!) Dear Annabelle, I saw an ad in the paper the other day about a sofa being sold by a man with a broken bottom. I may be wrong, but shouldn't this guy see a doctor? Signed: Concerned. Dear Concerned, I think what, this poor guy has wrong with him is his own business. 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 LAO: ^/M/'cYOUR MAZDA DEALER IN ALDERGROVE. ALDERCITY MOTORS ltd. PRESENT: The best way to buy or sell your used car. wm "We're Triexcellent In Everything We Do."® Ask About Our Triexcellent: • Listing and sales program • Used car leasing program • Used car financing • Used car warranty We only list the finest quality cars that meet our Triexcellent Standards. 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EVENING 6:00 OOONEWS OABCNEWSp O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Roper tries to get back a car he sold to Jack and the girls for $200 after he is offered $1000 for it. © PRINCIPALS OF ADMINISTRATION 6) VANCOUVER LIVE fD CE SOIR EN COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE 8:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © M-A'S'H For a few days the 4077th has no casualties, but when the fighting picks up, it's back lo business as usual. © GENIES EN HERBE (DEBUT) 7:00 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O WHEEL OF FORTUNE O ENTERTAINMENT TONIQHT Interview with "Dallas" star Linda Gray. O O BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jays at Boston Red Sox O NEWLYWED GAME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The family relationships of wild monkeys off the coast of Japan. © JEFFERSONS A stranger claims to be Louise's long-lost daughter, g. 'OPENING DOORS LE TELEJOURNAL g 7:25 CLE POINT 7:30 SILVER SPOONS JEOPARDY OTIC TAC DOUGH 8 PRICE IS RIGHT WORLD OF SURVIVAL O $100,000 PYRAMID 8:00 O QUEEN MOTHER: AN 86TH BIRTHDAY PORTRAIT A profile of the activities currently enjoyed by the 85-year-old Queen Mother. Q ABC NEWS SPECIAL "45 / 85" Former Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford snd Jimmy Carter along with prominent personalities from the U.S. and abroad join coanchors Peter Jennings and Ted Koppel for a historical overview of people, places and events from 1945 to the present, g 0 HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN (Season Premiere) Jonathan and Mark become involved in the lives of three youngsters who are attending Camp Good Times, a facility for terminally ill children. Stars Michael Landon and Victor French. (Part 1 of 2) g O Q| STIR CRAZY (Premiere) Based on the hit movie. Two men, convicted of a crime they didn't commit, arrange a unique prison- 45/85 Ted Koppel (I.) and Peter Jennings will co-anchor "45/85," an ABC News Special Broadcast that traces the benchmark events of world history from the end of World War II to the present. It will air WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME ©1985 Compulog escape and then try to keep one step ahead of the authorities. Stars: Larry Riley and Joseph Guzal- do. Q ABORTION BATTLE The right to have an abortion is examined through documentaries and commentary illustrating pro- choice and pro-life viewpoints; included are clips from "Silent No More," "So Many Voices," "Conceived in Liberty," and "The Silent Scream." ffi MOVIE kk* "The Other Side Of The Mountain" (1975, Drama) Marilyn Hassett, Beau Bridges. A champion skier, Jill Kin- mont, suffers a tragic tumble which leaves her a bitter quadriplegic. fD ENTERPRISE "Making Of A Package Deal" Eric Sevareid traces the progress of a book as Hollywood turns the "property" into a movie which can then be shown on television. © CINEMA ••* "Gloria Vanderbilt: la course au bonheur" (1982, Drame) Angela Lansbury, Christopher Plummer. L'histoire vraie de la famille Vanderbilt qui retire leur petite fille des mains de sa mere consideree comme folle. 8:30 © CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 9:00 O LAND THAT DEVOURS SHIPS Bill Mason and Patrick Watson narrate the story of the discovery of the British Barque Breadal- bane by Dr. Joe Maclnnis, 130 years after it sank in the Arctic's Lancaster Sound. (R) O 0) HELL TOWN Father Noah "Hardstep" Rivers (Robert Blake) tries to recover a goat that helped a young boy emerge from a catatonic state. O CHARLIE AND COMPANY (Premiere) The working parents of three children try to cope with everday work stress while keeping up with the chaos they've come to expect at home. Tonight: Charlie has stage fright when he appears before his son's high-school class. Stars Flip Wilson and Gladys Knight. ©TIERS 9*30 O GEORGE BURNS COMEDY WEEK (Premiere) The octogenarian hosts this weekly anthology setfes. Tonight: a detective Matheson) tries to held institutionalized won (Catherine O'Hara) reel) her right to manage family's sizable estate. © PEOPLE AND PRODUCTIVITY 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL O ST. ELSEWHERE (Season Premiere) Chandler continues to grieve over the loss of his brother in Vietnam; Auschlander begins a search for West- phall's replacement; the new head (Alfre Woodard) of obstetrics and gynecology counsels a childless couple. Stars Norman Lloyd and William Daniels. O RIPTIDE Cody, Nick and Boz go undercover in the Army to assist a federal investigation of their former Vietnam commander who's suspected of drug smuggling. (R) O EQUALIZER (Premiere) Edward Woodward stars as Robert McCall, a former intelligence operative who comes out of retirement to balance the scales of justice on the streets of Manhattan. Tonight: a computer technician stumbles onto a government blackmailing acheme. ©QUINCY © PHOTOGRAPHIC VISION © FAME At the outset of summer vacation, Cleo reminisces with friends before moving to California with her family. © A PLEIN TEMPS (DEBUT) 10:30 © CAMERA © CINEMA kk* "Une voix dans la nuit" (1973, Drame) Luke Askew, Patti Oatman. Un groupe de hippies decouvre la retraite d'un animateur d'emission radiophonique dans une ferme iaolee de I'Alberta. 11:00 ©OOONEWS O O CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © NON-FICTION TELEVISION Profiles of nationally known Hispanic leaders illustrate the issues and concerns of nearly 20 million Mexican-Americans. CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS ©SPORTSPAGE 11:20 ©©NEWS 11:26 © BARNEY MILLER A suspect with a high fever causes the precinct to be quarantined. (Part 1 of 2) (R) 11:30 8 ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. ©ALL IN THE FAMILY Af ter learning that Mike has written a letter of criticism to President Nixon, Archie counters with a letter of praise. © MOVIE • "The Awakening Of Candra" (1981, Drama) Blanche Baker, Cliff DeYoung. A young widow suffers from nightmares about her husband's death in a hunting accident. (R) ©VANCOUVER PLUS 11:55 Q MOVIE .kkk* "Objective Burma" (1945, Adventure) Errol Flynn, William Prince. Paratroopers land in Burma to take a Japanese radar installation. 12:00 ©AVENGERS © MOVIE •• "I Take These Men" (1983, Comedy) Susan Saint James, John Rubinstein. During the course of a surprise anniversary party, a discontented wife fantasizes being married to three other men. (R) © LATENIGHT AMERICA Host: Dennis Whoiey. ©COMEDY BREAK 12:05 © MOVIE kk* "The Fury" (1978, Horror) Kirk Douglas, John Cassavetes. Gifted with extraordinary telekinetic powers, a young man is kidnapped by a former associate of his international superspy father who plans to use his talents for nefarious purposes. ©MATT HOUSTON 12:30^ © © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: singer Tracey Ullman; Miss America 1986; comedian Bob Sar- latte. 1:00 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD © NEW AVENGERS A powerful Chinese crime boss swears vengeance against Steed, Purdey and Gambit when : the trio crushes his profitable drug-trafficking operation. (R) 1:05 © MOVIE kk* "The Choice" (1981, Drama) Susan Clark, Mitchell Ryan. A woman relives a traumatic experience in order to help her young unmarried daughter make her own decision sbout her pregnancy. 1:30 ©©NEWS © NEW AVENGERS After Purdey is nearly killed in a confrontation with a ruthless agent nicknamed the Fox, Steed begins a harrowing search for the spy. (R) © WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 2:00 © HERE'S LUCY While trying to cspture an escaped wild animal, Lucy is put to sleep by a hunter's tranquilizing gun. 2:30 ©©NEWS . 2:35 © HAWAII FIVE-0 One of McGarrett'a trusted investigators i3 accused of taking a bribe from a narcotics dealer. 3:00 © CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH 3*06 © HAWAII FIVE-0 3*36 - © WALTONS Verdie Foster's daughter comes home bitter toward her mother for educating her beyond her social level. Youth Orchestra invites applications Applications for auditions are now being accepted for participation in the 1986 National Youth Orchestra. Held in over 30 centres across Canada in October through December, the NYO audition is designed as a training experience complete in itself, whose function is to provide experience in auti- tion techniques and to stimulate interest in orchestral training and performance. All musicians of or- chestral instruments between the ages of 10 and 28 are encouraged to apply for a free audition. Age eligibility for participation in the orchestra varies according to instrument and details are forwarded with the application form. NYO students are awarded a full scholarship up to the value of $6,000.00, which covers all the summer's expenses, including intensive study with the international faculty. Canada's NYO has been in operation since 1960. Its graduates can be found in many of the great orchestras of the world as well as forming the vast majority of young Canadians hired to fill professional positions in this country's orchestras. 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The first piano was built in' 1709 by Batholomeo Cristofori, an Italian from Florence. He was the first person to make a harpsicord. He then made a piano' in the shape of the harpsichord, and the style of the grand piano became the standard form. The square piano with strings TO AGLOW BURNABY - B.C. Lower Mainland Womens Aglow chapters present Joy Dawson of Youth with a Mission (YWAM) on Tuesday, October 8 at 1:30 p.m. in Bumaby Christian Fellowship 7325 McPherson. All ladies are welcome. paralleled to the keys was the most popular domestic instrument until the development of the upright piano in the eariy 19th century. An English piano maker, John Broadwood, in 1732, was the first to develop, the present heavier instrument. The first composers to write for the piano were Clement, Mozart and Hayden. Then the works of Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Schumann, Brahms, Liszt and Dubussy. They all used the special effects peculiar to the piano in a highly original way. To these men we owe all the beautiful music that can take us into a dream worid. I wonder what these gifted composers would think of if they were alive today, to hear what the young are calling music today. AIDERGROVE-Fjrst meeting of Lions Grove Estate was held on Tuesday, Sept. 3 with 34 members present. New president is Clarence Henderson. Past president Evelyn Griffith did a grand job. The door prize was won by Alice Anderson. Anyone with news they would like to have published should contact Lue at 856-3018. OAP bowl Y. Rankin 452 M. Demkes 479 F. Reid 533 V. Moore 400 R. Engbretson 530 E. Cunningham 487 K. Madsen 522 J. Mills 447 M. Burchmore 403 R Taylor 505 C. Taylor 459 H. Christianson 594 E. Reinke 444 E. Burchmore 437 E. Windover 472 B. MacEvoy 436 T. Hansen 426 A. Dibblee 455 G. Wiebe 502 P. Samec 559 G. Mills 450 MURRAYVILLE- To build a parade float for the two Langieys should be a community effort, says Aid. Carol Gran. "As it is, it is not a community effort to my mind," she told other councilors here Monday night. Instead of the city and township spending a lot of money and effort on building a float to be used over and over again for parade entries, council should invite private service clubs to participate in the pro ject, she said. A few months ago, a pint meeting of councils decided to spend several thousands of dollars on building afloat. 2-20555-56 Ave., Highland Village ■___ Shopping Centre rzjF^ Soft-More ti Prescriptions 533-1661 Drug§M. Seniors "Save More" Card Seniors Only Come in and pick up yours Irom our pharmacist lor a 10% Discount FREE Senior Citizens Resource Directory Information on Government and Local services for Seniors plus patronage discounts from local businesses. 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With a little pre-planning, delicious meals can be made in advance and frozen for use on that particularly hectic day when you just don't have the energy or creativity to put together a tasty and well-balanced meal. As with any foods prepared for the freezer, start with fresh, top quality ingredients and make sure they're well packaged in thick heavy-duty freezer bags The strong polyethylene material is made to withstand harsh freezer temperatures so your carefully prepared foods, and your investment of time and money are well protected. The unique zipper seal ensures a tight seal so even saucy foods can be frozen flat to save on freezer space, with no danger of leakage. Set aside some time and plan to stock a "bank" of freezer meals. Most of your favorite recipes can be prepared for the freezer, or refer to a cookbook for specially developed freezer recipes. Such books are widely available, reflecting the popularity of this trend. Broccoli Dill Potato Boats 8 baking potatoes I cup (250 mL) sour cream 1/2 cup (125mL) butter or margarine, melted 1 tsp (SmL) sugar 1 tsp (5 mL) salt 1/4 tsp (1 mL) pepper 2 tsp (10 mL) dill weed 2 tbsp (25 mL) chopped chives or green onion 1 cup (250 mL) chopped fresh or frozen broccoli 1 cup (250 mL) grated cheddar cheese Scrub potatoes; pierce with fork. Bake at 375° F (190pC)forltol-l/4hours. Let stand 15 minutes. Cut potatoes in half lengthwise; scoop out inside, keeping shells intact. In large bowl, mash potato and combine with sour cream, melted butter, sugar, salt, pepper, dill weed and chives (or onion). Add broccoli to boiling, salted water. Cover and cook 4 to 5 minutes or until tender. Drain well. Finely chop cooked broccoli and blend into potato mixture. Spoon Ailing into potato shells and top with grated cheese. Makes 16 servings. Place Tilled potatoes on trays in freezer. When completely frozen, transfer to Ziploc heavy duty freezer bags. Each bag will hold 8 potato boats, to serve, remove desired number from freezer bag and bake un- thawed in 350°F (180°C) oven for 30 minutes. 3 jars (6 oz/170 mL each) marinated artichoke hearts 2 tbsp (25 mL) vegetable oil 2 tbsp (25 mL) butter or margarine 3 cups (750 mL) sliced mushrooms 1/3 cup (75 mL) flour 1-1/2 cups (375 mL) chicken stock 1/2 cup (125 mL) dry sherry 1 tsp (5 mL) dried basil 1/2 tsp (2 mL) dried red pepper flakes Salt and freshly ground pepper 2 cans (7.7 oz/220 g each) salmon, drained and bones removed Grated Parmesan cheese Bring a large pot of salted water to the boil. Add pasta, return to the boil and cook 7 to 9 minutes, or as package directs, until barely tender. (Pasta will cook when reheating). Drain well and rinse in cold water. Drain artichoke hearts and reserve liquid. While pasta is cooking, heat oil and butter in a large saucepan. Add mushrooms and saut£ over medium heat until t golden. Stir in flour and * cook 1 to 2 minutes. Add drained artichoke liquid, chicken stock, sherry, basil, red pepper flakes, pinch of salt and freshly ground pepper. Bring to a boil then reduce heat and simmer 5 minutes until thickened. Remove from heat and combine with artichoke hearts, pasta and salmon. Mix well. Broccoli Dill Potato Boats are prepared individually frozen STARTS SEPT. 16 FOR LAME WOMEN. oa • No running, jumping •'Large' instructors • Exercise to music /MON. TUES. WED. THURS. ALDERQROVE UNITED CHURCH 9 a.m. 9 a.m. LANGLEY MEADOWS ELEM. . 8 p.m. 8 p.m. McCALLUM ACTIVITY CENTRE 8:15 p.m. 9 a.m. 8:15 p.m. 9 a.m. Keep your tan this winter By JENNY LENDER ALDERGROVE - The Palm-Aire Tanning Centre offers you the chance to keep your tan all winter long. They make sure your visits are enjoyable and in total privacy. Suntanning promotes Vitamin D production, which can lessen winter colds and flus. It must be kept in mind that each individual has their own unique skin tone and will tan differently. Program varies from eight to 10 consecutive sessions to obtain your darkest tan, and one or two sessions a week to maintain it. Furthermore, lying in a sunbed can relieve stress. Visit Palm- Aire for 30 minutes of relaxation and get a tan. CHILDREN'S KNITTING CLASSES 6 weeks of 1-hour sessions -10:30-11:30 Starting Saturday, Sept. 14 $20.00 - Pre-registration Is advised WOOL 'N' STUFF QUALITY YARNS & ACCESSORIES Patons & Imports Cottons • Linens • Ranangor COME IN AND BROWSE IN VALLEY CENTRE MALL No. 109-20151 Fraser Hwy. (Next to Save-On) Phone 530-1828 Pattern No. BK263 design Perm Sale *2495 Haircuts *600 Shampoo .$300 Blowdry *300 Irons ,...*300 your family hair care centre in Aldergrove at the Countryside Mall 27528 Fraser Hwy. 856-1778 ALDERGROVE'S PALM-AIRE Tanning Centre INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL 12-30mihute sessions: only $49 Landmark Cantra Mall 27296 Frasar Hwy, 856-9013 _»M,t ?*.«• «a;iv;vve.i> VA».i''i.'Ar;qvv .R'ATP, 3V0P033-31'' ■*•*■>' m- a Mi. V * THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 25 KNITTING PLAN Little darling's dress-up cardigan Second season for MarCUSe __m4W '*"' ^^_V»W\ JH / ;•• ™ __p .1 JV mvm.y- ______[ 1 Hi** * Hlir. * hMZ PI*'' J H ~#j| H *;#jH ■ f.I'.'.M r I »■',. '•■-.•r.-jH K ■r «':J ^H^i_M_^_£!k__L____j_^51 Floppy Sox CONSIGNMENTS OF CHILDRENS CLOTHING • TOYS - FURNISHINGS SANDY ROZENEK 530-2123 5568- 204 Sf., Langley Wedding Gowns $99 Brides can save on our selected sale gowns starting at $99. Bridesmaids Gowns 2 for 1 Buy one-get second one free from our selected stock. COSTUME PARTY ^ COMING UP? v CHECK OUT OUR COSTUME DEPARTMENT FOR RENTALS ALSO: Make-up, wigs, hats & gliller lo complete your costume. FORMAL WEAR S COSTUMES ■ SALE t RENTALS 20540 - 56fh Ave., Langley 533-447 J What htilo lady could resist this charming special occasion sweater, knit just lor her in Beehive Double Knitting yarn. The pattern Inductions are written (or chest sizes 22 inches through 28 inches, Including extra ease to dt ovet her pretty parly frock. Optional trim accents the openwork pattern on the front and sleeves... we used a smaller version ol Ihe front buttons, but tiny beads would be just as sweet. A simple crochet edging all around makes a delicate final touch. Two 3'/. mm (U.S. 3) and two 4 mm (U.S. 6) knitting needles or whichever needles you require to produce the tension given below. One 3.00 mm (US D or 3) crochet hook. Stitch holder 6 buttons '/> inch (15 mm) diameter and 24 buttons H inch (10 mm) diameter or beads if desired. TENSION: 22 sis and 30 rows 4 ins (10 cm) with 4 mm needles in stocking st. BLOCKB SIZES AND MATERIALS S!»2J Si»24 Cheslmeasurement 22 ins(56cm) 24ms(62cm) Finished chest 27 *' (69 " ) 29 " (74 " ) Lengthalcenlroback 14W " (37 " ) 16 " (41 " ) Sleovoseam 11 " (28 ") 12 " (31 ") Beehive Double Knitting <50g) Slit 26 26 ins (66 cm) 31 " (78 " ) IS " (46 " ) 14 " (36 " ) Siie28 2flins(7lcm) 33 " (84 " ) 19 " (48 " ) 16 " (38 " ) LITTLE DARLING DRESS-UP CARDIGAN Special Abbreviation: Ssk Slip next 2 sts knitways, then Insert left hand needle Into the fronts ot these 2 sts from the left and knit them together PANEL PATTERN: (Worked over 13 sts). 1st rove K4. K2tog. Ytwd KI. Yfwd Ssk. K4. 2nd and alternate rows: Purl 3rd row: K3. K2tog. Yfwd. K3. Yfwd Ssk. K3. 5th row: K2. (K2tog. Yfwd)twice. KI. (Yfwd. Sskjlw.ce K2. 7th row: Ki. (K2tog. Yfwd)twice. K3. (Yfwd. Ssk)twice.K1. 9th row: (K2tog. Yfwd)3 times KI. (Ytwd. Ssk)3 times 11th row: KI, K2tog. Yfwd. K7. Ylwd. Ssk. KI. 13th row: K2. K2tog. Yfwd. K5. Ytwd. Ssk. K2, 15th row: K3. K2tog. Yfwd. K3. Yfwd. Ssk K3. 17th row: K4. K2tog. Yfwd KI. Yfwd. Ssk. K4. 18th row: Purl. These 18 rows completo one pattern. The instructions are written tor site 22. Any changes necessary tor sizes 24, 26 ana 28 are written in brackets thus— ( ) BACK: With 3V> mm needles cast on 74 sts (24-BO sts) (26-84 sts) [28-90 sts) ar\0 work 10 rows (24 - 10 rows) (26 and 28 - 14 rows) in (Ki P1) ribbing increasing 1 st m centre of last row for slies 26 and 28 only. Change to 4 mm needles and work in stocking st until back from beginning measures 9V, ms (24 cm). (24 - 10ins)(2S cm). (26 - Wi ins)(27 cm). (26-11 lns)(2B cm) or desired length to underarm, ending with right side facing for next row. To shape srmholes: Cast off 3 sts (24 - 3 sts) (26 and 28-4 sis) beginning next 2 rows Dec 1 st each end of needle on following 3 rows Work 1 row even. Nextrow: K2tog.Knittolas(2sts.K2tog Repeat last 2 rows to 46 sts on needle (24 - 52 sts) (26 - S3 sts) (28 - 59 sts) Continue even until back from beginning measures 14 ins (36 cm). (24 — 15 <> ins)(39 cm). (26-17 tns)(43 cm). (28-18 m$)(46 cm) or desired length to shoulder, ending with right side facing for next row. To shape shoulders: Cast olt 4 sts (24 and 26-4 sts) (28 - 5 sts) beginning next 4 rows, then 4 sts (24. 26 and 28-5 sts) beginning next 2 rows. Leave remaining 22 sts (24 - 26 sts) (26 - 27 sts) (28 - 29 sts) on a st holder. LEFT FRONT: "With 3V. mm needles cast on 34 sts (24 - 36 sis) (26 - 38 sts) (28 - 42 sts) and work ribbing as given lor back increasing 1 st in centre of last row tor sizes 24 and 26 only. Change to 4 mm needles and work in pattern as follows • 1st row: K1G Work 1st row ol panel pattern Knit to end ot row. 2nd row: Purl 3rd row: K16. Work 3rd row ot panel pattern Knit to end ot row Pattern is now in position Continue working appropriate rows of panel pattern and repeating pattern until front from beginning measures same length as back to armhole shaping, ending with right side facing for next row. To shape armhole: Keeping continuity ot pattern, cast olf 3 sts (24 - 3 sis) (26 and 28 — 4 sts) beginning next row. Dec I st at armhole edge on next 3 rows, then every alternate row to 20 sts on needle (24 and 26 - 23 sts) (28 - 26 Sts) Continue even until front from beginning measures 12 ins (31 cm). (24- 12%ins)(32 cm). (26 - 14% tns)(37 cm). (28 - 15'/ ins)(39 cm) ending with right side facing for nextrow To shape neck: Work lo last 4 sts (24 and 26 - 5 sts) (28 - 6 sts) Leave these sts on a safety nin Oec t s! at nock odge on next 3 rows, then every alternate row to 12 sts on needle (24 and26- I3sts)(28- 15sts) Continue even until front from beginning measures same length as back to shoulder shaping, ending with right side facing for nextrow It costs no more for qualty frames and lenses. united optical ■ Meadowfair Shopping Contra i No. 16 - 31940 South Fraser Way 859-3993 20622 Eastlelgh Cres., Langley 530-1949 To shape shoulder: Cast off 4 sts (24 and 26 - 4 sts) (28 - 5 sts) beginning next and alternate row. Work 1 row even. Cast oft remaining sts. RIGHT FRONT: Work .from " lo *• as given tor lett front. Nextrow: K5. Woik 1st row of panel pattern. Knit to end ot row. Next row: Purl. Nest row: K5, Work 3rd row of panel pattern. Knit to end ot row. Pattern is now in position. Work as given for left front reversing all shapings. SLEEVES: With 3'/« mm needles cast on 36 sts (24 - 40 sts) (26 - 42 sts) (28 - 44 sts) and work 10 rows (24 - 10 rows) (26 and 28 - 14 rows) in (K1. Pi) ribbing increasing 3 sts evenly across last row. Change to 4 mm needles and proceed in pattern as tollows:- 1st row: K13 (24- K15) (26- K16)(28 - KIT) Work 1st row of panel pattern. Knit to end ol row. 2nd row: Purl. 3rd row: K13 (24 -K15) (26-K16)(28- K17). Work 3rd row of panel pattern. Knit to end ot row. Pattern is now in position. Continue working appropriate rows of panel pattern and al same time, inc 1 st each end ot needle on 5th, then every following 4th row to 55 sts on needle (24 - 63 sts) (26 - 67 sts) (28 - 71 sts) then every following 6th row (o 59 sts on needle (24 — 67 sts) (26 -71sts)(28-77sts) Continue even until sleeve from beginning measures 11 ins {28 cm). (24 — 12 ins)(31 cm).(26- 14ins)(36cm),(2B-16ins)(38 cm) or desired length to underarm, ending wilh right side facing for next row. To shape top: Cast off 3 sts beginning next ' 2 rows. Dec I st each end of needle every row to 41 sts on needle (24 - 49 sts) (26 - 53 sfs) (28 - 57sts) then every alternate row to 23 sts on needle, ending with right side facing for next row and decreasing 10 sts evenly across last row. Cast off. TO MAKE UP: Sew shoulder, side and sleeve seams. Sew in sleeves easing in fullness evenly across lop. NECKBAND: With 3U mm needles and right side of work facing, knit across sts on safety pin. Pick up and knit 20 sts (24 - 20 sts) (26 and 28 — 22 sts) up right front neck edge. Knit across sts from st holder decreasing 1 st for sizes 26 and 28 only. Pick up and knit 20 sts (24 - 20 sts) (26 and 28 - 22 sts) down left front neck edge. Knit across sts on safety pin 70 sts on needle (24 - 76 sts) (?6 -80 sts) (28 -84 sts) Work Brows (KI PI) ribbing. Cast off in ribbing. BUTTONBAND: With 3% mm needles and right side ot work facing, pick up and knit 98 sts (24 - 106 Sts) (26 - 122 sts) (28 - 128 sts) down neckband and left front edge and work 8 rows (KI. PI) ribbing. Cast oil tn ribbing. Place 6 markers lor button positions ort band having first button v> inch (1 cm) from lower edge and sixth button ■/, inch (1 cm) from top edge wilh remaining positions evenly spaced between BUTTONHOLE BAND: Work as given tor buttonband making buttonholes as follows- (Yfwd K2tog) lo correspond to markers on 4th row EDGING With right side ot work facing and 3 mm crochet hook, begin at Ipwer edge of lett side seam and work 1 sc in every st along lower edge, up right front, around neck, down lett Iront and along lower edge lo beginning ol round Ss in 1st sc. Turn 2nd row: '3 sc in next st Repeal from * to right front 3 sc in corner st "Ss in each ot nexl 2 sis 3 sc in next St." Repeal Irom •• to •' lo led Iront bottom comer st 3 sc in each st to end ot row Ss m istsl Fasten off Repeal edging around sleeves, working 3 sc in each si on 2nd row Sew large buttons to correspond to buttonholes Sew smaller buttons in centre ol each panel pattern if desired Do not press. Pin to measurements and cover wilh a damp cloth, leaving to dry on garment K knit P purl Yfwd yarn forward tog together cm centimetre mm millimetre g gram Sell it FAST in The Star -Call 856-8303 After a brilliant debut season, Judith Marcuse and her exceptional company of soloists kick off a spectacular new season at the Arts Club Theatre on Granville Island, September 11-21. Judith's vision of presenting the best-on the international dance scene is quickly moving into high gear. The Vancouver season features five premieres by leading choreographiers. The variety in the two programms, which combine elements of classical ballet, contemporary dance and jazz is made possible in part by the unique composition of Judith's company. These versatile dancers are: Maiy-Louise Albert, Sacha Belins- ky, Betsy Carson, Danny Furlong, Joe Laughlin, Judith Marcuse, Eric Rochin, Lynn Sheppard, Aaron Shields and Leanne Simpson. For people who know dance and for those who need an introduction, this is the company to see. Music, style, originality, accessibility and humour unite to with something for create an evening every taste. DIET FACTS & FALLACIES YOUR DIET VERSUS YOUR HEALTH! One ol the greatest controversies that exists today concerns the ellect ol diet and disease. While diet is considered a contributing (actor to heart disease, its role in cancer and other illnesses is still being debated. In an effort to educate the public, the USDA published the "Dietary Guidelines for Americans." These recommendations were designed to alert the public to dietary changes that could improve nutritional eating and. subsequently, health. These guidelines stated: 7. Eat a variety ol foods. 2. Maintain ideal weight. 3. Avoid too much tat, saturated let, and cholesterol. 4. Eal loods with adequate starch and liber. 5. Avoid too much sugar. 6. Avoid too much sodium. 7. II you drink alcohol, do so in moderation. Diet Center believes there Is a direct relationship between diet and disease. Diet Center also supports "The Dietary Guidelines" as a blueprint you can follow lor achieving a healthful lifestyle. Your Consultant is Maria Hudon Phone 534-1727 Suite 102 • 20560-56 Ave., Langley HOURS: 6:30-1:00 Mon. -Fri. 4:30-6:00 Mon. - Thurs. 11:00-12:00 Sat. 4 ^o^S=b^ DIET ^ CENTER, Franchise Arsis Available Sits EXERCISE MYTHS The faster you exercise the better. Not so. Your body may not be ready or even made for a given rhythm because of your fitness level or your body type. Moving too fast can invite injury. The key is to move at a moderate speed when performing aerobics to avoid stopping and starting. People with back problems should not exercise. Not always true. Although some back problems prohibit exercising, many exist precisely because of imbalanced musculature. Some muscles, such as the abdominals, are too weak or long and others, such as the back muscles are too tight and short. You can be fit if you exercise a few minutes each day. Totally false. Do not waste money on any program that purports to give instant fitness. Muscular and cardiovascular fitness require regular workouts. Experts suggest you work out aerobically at least twenty minutes per session 3 to 4 times per week at 65-00% of your target heart rate. Classes held - Aldergrove Bradner, Clearbrook, Pt. Kells, Cloverdale 530-2072 or 859-9159 ■*,-,.. fl.fyrt_v.,yr:77^V!fT^lT^^^ ..-, -^—,—_ ,_ „ , ,,w „ ,, l|B u,immm—tmmmmm—^——m—^m_mm—Wgm 2€ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 Classifieds ALDERGROVE FOOD BANK Please send donations to: 2623-272 St., Box 428, Aldergrove, B.C. 2 VOX 1A0 *-* Come lo 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 Old Time dances, Aldergrove OAP hall, 273rd St., every Saturday, 8 p.m.37-tf 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. TMf Crib every Monday night,. Aldergrove Legion. Time 8 p.m. sharp. Cost $2. pr. person. "Cash prizes". Everyone welcome, every- one eligible. 5-tf Troubled? For counselling services call 534-7921. Langley Family Services, 5339 - 207 St., Langley,' B.C. 6-4868-tf Lions Bingo, every Monday at Elks hall, Aldergrove. Early birds 7:00; regular bingo 8:00. Cash prizes & door prizes. 44-tf Classified Directory V 29. Accounting and Bookkeeping 1. Announcements and Coming Events 28. Appraisals 26. Auction 51. Automotive Supplies 6. Births 49. Boats for Sale 19. Brick Work 18. Bldg. Construction 41. Building Supplies 55. Business Opportunities 10. Business Services and Miscellaneous 5. Cards of Thanks 53. Cars 22. Electrical 4. Engagements and Weddings 30. Finance 25. Fuel 45. Furniture 46. Garage Sales 39. Garden Produce 16. Gravel Sales 20. Gyproc and Stucco 24. Hay Sales 47. Holiday and Utility Trailers 43. Homes for Sale 3. In Memorium 32. Jobs Available 12. Landscaping and Nursery Supplies 8. Legals 11. Lessons 36. Livestock 7. Lost and Found 50. Machinery and Equipment 35. Miscellaneous for Sale 48. Miscellaneous Wanted 44. Mobile Homes 52. Motorcycles 40. Music 17. Paving 2. Personals 38. Pels 21. Plumbing 37. Poultry 27. Professional Services Miscellaneous 42. Property for Sale 42A Property Wanled 33. Rentals 15. Septic Tanks 31. Situations Wanted 23. Topsoil and Manure 13. Tractor Work 9. Travel 54. Trucks 34. Wanted to Rent 14. Well Drilling Advertiser Agreement It is agreed by any advertiser requesting space that liability ol the Central Fraser Valley Star in event of failure to publish an advertisement or In event that errors occur In publishing ol an advertisement, shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for that portion of the advertising space occupied by incorrect space occupied by Incorrect item only, and that there shall be no liability In any event beyond amount paid for such advertisement. No responsibility Is accepted by the newspaper when copy Is not submitted or verified In writing. Phone your ad to: 856-8303 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 (or 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 classllled 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 FLEA MARKET Every Sunday. "Rain or Shine" Reserved $5.00 Unreserved .. $3.00 Doors open 8:45 a.m. Call 856-3375 for more info. ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL 10-17150-tf If you are a newcomer to Aldergrove or know someone who Is please call. Cully Penzer 856-2620. 17-tf BINGO AT LEGION HALL Every Tuesday. Bonanza starts at 7:00. More information 856-8057 22-19751-tf Highland Dancing, register now. Ages 4 & up. Adults. Accredited teacher 7 yrs. experience. Full member SDTA. Scottish Official Board Competlon Standard. Ph. Vera Ring 853-7386. 34-803038-4 Pancake breakfast to be held at Lions Grove Estates rec hall Sat., Sept. 21, 9 a.m. - 12 noon. $2.50 pr. serving. 37-2 Aldergrove Legion Scout Group. This new Scout group will hold information & registration in Legion hall, 6-7 p.m., Sept. 11. Phone 856-4689. 37-1 Langley Lawn bowling club, will hold a flea market, bake sale, coffee & donuts Sat., Sept. 14,10 a.m. to 2 p.m. In the club house, 20471 - 54 Ave., Langley. . 370 Metaphysics. Each Monday, 7:30, Friendship House, 2478 McCalium Rd. "Open your mind to power within". Everyone welcome Science of Mind, 854-1318, 852-3267. 37-4 Penny's Preschool Centre 24687-56 Ave., Aldergrove Some spaces avail, for 3 yr. olds. Beginning now. Call 856-3579 36-20220-4 2. Personals Thinking of Joining an Exercise Class? Why not try something? Our slimming and toning machine equals 3000 sit-ups per hour without fatiquel Guaranteed Inch load Phone for complimentary treatment. [Naw You Toning S Nail Salon] 856-7788 [Fall Special] 37-20114-2 Overeaters Anonymous meets Langley Family Ser-; vices building, 207 St., Langley, Mondays 7:30. 856-4817,534-5030. 51-tf PREGNANT? A free pregnancy test. Results in 30 min. No appointment needed. Thurs. 7-9 p.m.; Frl. 10-4 p.m. & 7-9 p.m.; Sat. 10-4 p.m. 20512A Fraser Hwy., Langley (McBurney Lane). 533- 3736. 27-799420-tf HYPNOTHERAPY •Weight •Confidence •Smoking • Phobias Langley Hypnosis Centre 534-7591 26-15218-tf Fraaer 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. 668-2189. 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 DRESSMAKING WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-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 Problems? Personal, family, marriage. For confidential counselling call Valley Counselling Services, 853- 9476. 48-tf 4. Engagements - Weddings DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf 6. Births Lambrecht. Danielle & Chrla (nee Wong) proudly announce the arrival of their daughter Lani Krlstian 8 lbs. 8 oz. Born In Langley hospital Sept. 1, 1985. Happy grandparents are Helen Wong and Francis Lambrecht from Aldergrove. Great grandparents Eva Zaklan maternal, Rose Music & Mary Lambrecht- Many aunts, uncles & cousins. 17 aunts & uncles from Hawaii. 37-802849-1 The Brambell James family is proud to announce the healthy birth of Nicole Lee Jamea on August 28. 37-803089-1 Lost. Tabby cat, 2 yr. old male. Comes to "Typer". Please call 856-8859 or return to 25476 - 73 Ave., Aldergrove. 36-2 Lost. Man'a Citizen Quartz watch Tues., Aug. 27. Vic. 33 Ave. & Parkside school. 856-9774. 36-2 Lost • Red Persian kitten, disappeared vie. of 270th & 29th Ave. Aug. 15, 1985. Missed & loved. Reward. 856-4907. 35-4 Found. Pair of car keys between Quiring Motors & Aldergrove Sports Centre. Enquiries phone 856-8592. 34-4' Lost. 6 mth. old female multi-colored cat. Vic. 275 St. & 32 Ave. 856-5350. 37-1 8. Legals SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 34 [Abbotsford) BUILDING AND PROPERTY FOR LEASE The Board of School Trustees Invites proposals for the lease of the King Elementary School Building and Grounds located at 28776 King Road, Aldergrove, B.C., on an "as is, where is" basis. Grounds must be available to community groups during evenings and weekends, on an "as booked" basis. The building is available immediately. The building is a 1-level concrete and frame structure, approximately 1025 M2 on approximately 5 acres. The proposal should Include the duration required for the initial lease, the amount offered per year on a year by year from the start of the lease to the full term of the proposal, the terms of lease payment in advance (monthly, quarterly or yearly). Proposals from 1 to Multi-years will be considered. If agreeable to both parties, renewal options may be considered at expiry of the Initial lease term. The Lessee will be responsible for all building maintenance, grounds maintenance, property taxes, building renovations, and building and liability Insurance. Any building renovations to be approved by the Board prior to work being carried out, only minor renovations will be considered. Proposals should be delivered to the Secretary- Treasurer, School District No. 34 (Abbotsford), 2790 Tims Street, Clearbrook, B.C., V2T4M7, in a sealed envelope marked "OFFER TO LEASE THE KING ELEMENTARY AND PROPERTY". Proposals will be accepted until 2:00 p.m., September 24,1985. A bid deposit Is not required. The best or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted. For additional Information and to view site, phone 859-4891 - Mr. R.A. White, Secretary-Treasurer. R.A. White, Secretary-Treasurer. • 37-09564-1 Ministry of Agriculture and Food FARMLAND FOR LEASE PROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL LAND COMMISSION Applications are Invited from persons Interested in a long term agricultural lease on the following Crown land: 66 acres (26.7 ha) located at 7650 - 232 Street, Langley, B.C. of legal description: Lots A, B, C and D of NW'/., Section 21, Township 11, Plan 1064, Except C.N.R. 38363; and That portion of Lot E, Plan 12395 lying North and West of C.N.R. 38363. This property contains an older two-storey house. In addition, 23 acres have been drain- tiled. The lease term shall be for 20 years, with an option to renew for an additional 10 years. An option to purchase may be available. This property Is capable of a variety of agricultural uses ranging from horticulture to livestock operations. The Commission will be encouraging intensive agricultural uses as well as permitting new building construction by lessees. Leasing of this property is being handled by the Property Management Program, Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Plans, factsheets, application forms and other lease Information may be obtained by contacting this Branch directly by phone at 859-5281, or In writing to #203 - 33780 Laurel Street, Abbotsford, B.C.V2S1X4. Applications for lease must be returned prior to 4:30 p.m. on September 30,1985. Province of British Columbia \£?v3/ Ministry ol \^JZ*J Agriculture and Food Hon. H.W. Schroeder, Minister 36-20219-2 NEED LEGAL AID? Information & Referral 530-5811 33-tf 10. Business Services Misc. 10. Business Services Misc. WATER DELIVERY DRILLING PUMP SALES & SERVICE VALLEY WATER SERVICES 856-6657 26-11697-tf GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 'Lawn maintenance 'Pruning & shaping 'Eavestroughs cleaned 'Rubbish removal Commercial & Residential Covers entire Lower Mainland & beyond 580-2489 or 580-6240 8-15872-tf Comp. contract or hourly, custom additions or renovations. All carpentry, masonry & concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Licensed. Ask for Jack or Doug 856-0286. 25-800458-tf 11. Lessons Guitar teacher wanted for 10 yr. old to learn classical and /or Spanish playing. Ph. Sylvia 856-5645. 32-tf 12. Landscaping - Nursery Juniper • free to good home. 856-3759. 35-3 LEATHERJACKET CONTROL Average Yard $31.00 Special group rates (Also hedge shaping) D & J SPRAYERS 534-2303 37-20109-4 Ornamental trees. Pyrami- dials, Warianna (Siberian cedar), blue spruce. Excellent prices. 856- 7233. 36-4 Bark mulch, topsoil, manure. Sand and gravel. Delivered. 581-5457. 15-802538-tf CEDAR RIM NURSERY Wholesale to the Public Regular Low Prices Fruit trees - 2 & 3 year potted trees, $10.75 while stock lasts Rhodos - 1 gal., 8"-16", $3.; Rhodos-3 gal., 16"* 20", $6.75; Hedging cedars, 4 ft., $10. ea. or 10 for $90.; Flowering cherries, double pink, 8-10 It., $17.50; Junipers, 1 gal., $2.25 ea. or 10 for $20. 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. ^301-253 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. 856-5224 12-17f30-1 «p- ■-■■ M*<*WrMtpmiwKt7--* ..uJ—mw—i iiitfnr'* "MtfwntrT—nnnw M 'im m \ iK* im .mnmiKwwn immm T^ALDiftCtRbvI^TA^^Eb^feb/^;^!^ 27 TO. Business ■ 10. Business I 23. Topsoil Services Miscll Services Misc. fl - Manure •Tractors»Forklifts»Trucks» COMPLETE SHOP & MOBILE SERVICES PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE 5304644 Jt£. norpac COMMERCIAL, INC. 22661 Fraser Highway, Langley, B.C. Jeff's Estate Gardening Service Growing with the lower mainland in all areas of gardening & maintenance. Professional service with personal care on an hourly or contract basis. Free estimates. Call Jeff Huntington 856-4609 36-20225-tf CRUSHER CHIPS CRUSHED ROCK Drain rock, sand & mulch delivered. Driveway ruts & holes filled. 310 track loader/back fill, etc. 534-1248 51 -801223-tf Cedar hedging. Up to 5 ft. tall. Pyrmidalis; smaragd; excelcius. You dig. 10 or more $6. each. Avail, weekends. 856-6529, 858- 8003. 37-4 GODDARD TRUCKING & EXCAVATING Truck & Transfer & Tandem Dump Hire. Gravel sales, Septic fields. Excavation - JSW BH.45 excavator w/thumb & grapple, JD 350 wide track w/hydraulic blade, 931 wide track loader. George or Terry 534-3863 21-19731-tf JIM'S BULLDOZING 534-2165 534-9990 Clearing & levelling D6 & 931 Cat 28-19501 -tf Peterson Construction. 25 yrs. exp. Specializing in additions, alterations, new homes, bams &" sundecks, etc. 856-7964. 11-798328-tf .Additions, renovations, all concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Don 596-0652. 45-801139-tf M & T CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK [Ted's Tractor Work] "Post Pounding'Plowing •Rotovating 'Haying Gardens, Yards, Fields 856-2218 30-19883-tf Free Estimates G.A. GARRETT CARPENTRY •renovating & remodelling •contract or hourly By Journeyman Carpenter 856-4991 24-19764-tf Rotovating & light levelling. Specializing In lots & gar- Jens. Also field work. Ask lor Bernie 856-2738. 10-801469-tf Bedard Excavating • loading & levelling • light excavation • backhoe service • J.D. 350 track loader 856-7116 45-80840-tf ALTRAC Contracting Ltd. •Ditching •Building •Grading 'Fencing •Bulldozing •Clearing •Riding Arenas •General Maintenance One of the Lowest Machinery Rates in the Lower Mainland. Give us a call - We do it all! Warren Anderton 856-8676 17-11133-tf KARL DEGLAN Bulldozing - Excavating Clearing & Burning Demolition & Loading Cat D8 & D6 dozers 955 & 931 LGP loaders Excavator clearing grapple Karl 866-5032 Moody 534-4674 11-95517-tf 19. Brick Work Bobcat services. Backfill & excavation. 856-8181. 21-799596-tf ALL TYPES OF BRICK, BLOCK & STONE •Fireplaces 'Facings •Veneers Best prices. All work guaranteed. Free est. Phone Jim 856-1793 48-15750-tt 'Back Filling 'Backhoe •LoaderWork'Rotolllling STAN'S LIGHT TRACTOR WORK 4 W.D. Hourly or by contract. Fully insured. Stan Graham 530-3363 856-4576 15-14193-tf 23. Topsoil - Manure Stock up for your next year's garden. Horse manure, % ton truck load delivered, $10. 866-0272. 37-4 TOPSOIL Screened & Unscreened 854-1535 37-20107-tf Weed free mushroom manure $55. for load of 13 yds., free del. within 10 miles; also firewood 856-8877. 35-4 24. Hay Sales Alfalfa • long cold winter ahead. Get your alfalfa while prices are low. Lge. heavy bales. Place your order now. Winter prices will be higher. 530-5720 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. NO Sunday calls. 35-4 Good quality cattle hay, $2.75 pr. bale; horse hay, $3. pr. bale. 856-0272. 37-4 Best green hay for horses or dairy. $3.50 pr. bale. 856-5341. 37-4 25. Fuel FIREWOOD Finest quality mill ends. All clean & bone dry. Excellent for airtight stoves & inserts. Small dumptruck delivered, price only $50. 533-1758, 534-5694. 37-803080-tf Quality firewood del'd. Sold per cord. Your choice. Alder, birch or maple. Eves. 856-2296. 35-4 FIREWOOD. Heat all winter for $250.1 Stock up now on heavy kiln dried mill ends. All hemlock, clean & dry. Exc. for alrtights. Approx. 5 cords. Smaller loads avail. Call 533-1758 or 534-5694. 20-802665-tf Firewood for sale. Cut, split, delivered, local area only $60. pr. load. 856- 7915. 36-4 Firewood for sale. 656- 2667 after 6 p.m. 36-4 Alder firewood - $50. for first p.u. load, $40. for second p.u. load. 856- 4851. 36-4 Wanted standing Cottonwood, Cedar & firewood. 856-2667 after 6 p.m. 36-4 26. Auction SPECIAL HOLSTEIN HEIFER SALE Sat., Sept. 21,11 a.m. 60 head selling for Frank Kels - Matsqui, at McClary'a Stockyard Complex An outstanding "cross- section sale". Calves, bred & open heifers, plus springers due soon. These N.I.P. heifers are out of good producing dams & by well-known A.I. sires. Call Paton and Smith Farm Services Ltd. 854-1059 37-20301-2 29. Accounting - Bookkeeping ACCU-KEEP DATA SERVICE •Bookkeeping 'Payroll •Word Processing Service Call Blrtlte 856-1052 NO JOB TOO SMALL 37-20106-tf Former preschool teacher will babysit, my home. Mon. • Frl. Fenced back yard. Reas. rates. 856-1238 . ^ Mother of 4 will babysit. Fenced in yard, north of Freeway on 264 St. 856- 5645. 15-tf r DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, ; BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. .Call 856-8217 days or eves. ! ; 4-tf Will babysit, my home, full time or part time. Fenced back yard. 856- 2107. 35-4 Handyman, 20 yrs. exp. Any type cement work, carpenty, renovation, siding, roofing & fencing. Free est. 856-6437. 35-4 Licensed mom of four will babysit my home anytime, any age, Mon. - Frl. 856- 9569. 34-4 Have cat will travel. JD 450 track loader, 4 In 1 bucket. Reas. rates. 856-5963. 36-4 Small engine repairs. Rototlllers, chainsaws, etc. Also low cost welding, 24 hr. service. 856.5934. ____ 36-4 Experienced gardener will do garden cleanup, pruning, maintenance, etc. Reasonable rates. 856-1553. - 36-4 Reliable student needs work. Exp. In furniture refinishlng. Own trans. Greg 856-7336. 37-4 If you require a cleaning person, part time, full time. Homes, offices, apt. no problem. We work when you want, not when we want. 856-6557. 37-4 Will babysit my home Mon. - Frl. $8. pr. day. Any age. Vic. 32 Ave. 856-9736, between 11 a.m. &2p.m. 37-4 Will babysit, newborn - 2 yrs. Experienced. Clearbrook area. 859*4192. 37-802848-2 Exp. mom will babysit Mon. - Frl. Lunch & snacks incl. Parkside school area. Pam 856-3912. 37-4 Hard working 15 yr. old boy wants part time |ob after school or Sat. Has farm exp. 866-5018. 37-2 Exp. Mennonite house cleaner will clean your house. Have refs. Aldergrove - Abbotsford area. 859-4968, ask for Mrs. Martens. 37-802845-1 Aldergrove lady working In Vancouver wishes ride daily. 1st & Boundary area. Will share expenses. 856- 7834. 37-802840-2 Wanted, wood to cut. 856- 7491. 37-803090-2 32. Jobs Avail. The Aldergrove Star Is seeking outgoing & pleasant personalities for subscription sales. Excellent commission paid. Must have *own vehicle. Contact Aldergrove Star 3089 - 272nd St., Aldergrove for appt. No telephone calls please. 36-tf Farm help wanted. Part time or full time. 2663 - SB Ave. after S p.m. 37-2 33. Rentals Full time immediate employment, fully experienced hairdresser for Unisex salon. 856-1778. 36-803067-tf Urgently required full time licensed estheticlan. Apply Seven Oaks Coiffures, Clearbrook. 'phone 853- 8371. 35-803066-tf Wanted - grandmotherly babysitter for 4 month old child, my home, w/own trans. 534- 1103. 35-4 SCHOOL DISTRICT #35 [Langley] Requires mature individuals to assist at various schools with student supervision during the lunch break. The rate of pay Is $7.00 per hour. If you are Interested please complete an application form, stating the schools where you would prefer to work, at the Administration Offices, 22259-48 Ave., Langley. 36-84548-2 Canvassers wanted. Good remuneration. Could be a suitable addition to present part time job or additional income for home- maker. Eves. & Saturdays as well as week days. Apply to Box 271, Alder- grove Star. 36-tf A modem 2 bdrm. home at a nominal rental is avail, to a retired or semi-retired married couple In exchange for caretaklng & maintenance duties on a small farming property near Aldergrove. Husband must be handyman & both must be avid dog lovers. Apply, with refs. to Box 273, c/o Aldergrove Star. 37-87609-1 Delivery boy wanted. Must have own car. Apply in person at Ocean Park Pizza after 4 p.m. Also exp. waitress who knows about the bar. 37-802842-1 Wanted. Mature woman to care for 11 mth. old, 4-5 days a week, my home. N/S, flexible hours. 856- 5197. 3M Elderly man requires assistant housekeeper. Private quarters, discussion invited. Transportation avail. 856-5855. 37-4 Strong boy wanted with bicycle for odd jobs & errands. Must know Aldergrove. Age 15 yrs. 856- 4554. 37*-3 Looking for part time cleaning person. Must have car & refs. Pat 856- 8557. 37-4 Langley Motor Inn 21653 Fraser Hwy., Langley, B.C. V3A 4H1 533-4431 •70 units •Queen size beds •28 2-room units with kitchen •Satellite T.V. •Direct-dial telephones in all rooms •Short & long term rates •Next to Langley airport 27-19813-tf 33. Rentals Bachelor ste., Abbotsford Park setting, quiet, clean, seniors bldg. Hot water, stove, fridge, drapes, walking distance to shopping. $115. pr. mth. 853- 0333. 36-3 Room to rent in 3 bdrm. house. Aldergrove. $275. pr. mth. incl. utilities. 856-5094 after 4p.m. 36-2 Small 2 bdrm. mobile home In Aldergrove trailer court. Suit couple. Avail. Sept. 1st. $400. pr. mth. 656-1699. 37-3 Nice room in country home $225. pr. mth. 856-0473. 37-2 ALDERHILL TOWNHOMES 3 bdrm. townhomes, $425. Incl. washer, dryer, fridge, stode, 1V2 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, 856-4157. 10-801480-tf Aldervlew Townhomes From $420. 2, 3 & 4 bdrm. twnhses. complete with fridge, stove, washer, dryer, drapes, w/w, covered carport & plenty of storage. No pets. For more Info, call 856-0205 or drop by 27411 -28 Ave. 39-801018-tf Blue Star motel, 1 & 2 bdrm. furnished housekeeping units. All utilities incl. Special weekly & monthly rates. 856-8125. 26-796501-tf DISCOUNT Suites for rent. Discount while they last. 1 or 2 bdrms. $100. discount off, from $365. to $440. Exercise facilities & saunas; lock-up parking available. 530-6555 or 530-0932. 33-803014-tf Heading south this winter? Absolutely free R.V. parking two nights at brand new Roger's R.V. Resort in Yuma, Arizona. Write "Yuma", P.O. Box 389, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0. No obligation. 36-803076-2 Avail. Oct. 1st, 3 bdrm. bsmt. home w/lge. fenced yard. McMillan area. 2 appl. $550. pr. mth. Refs. req'd. 856-6632 eves. 36-2 4 bdrm. rancher. Lge. fenced yard, 5 appl. Close to amenities. $650. pr. mth. Refs. req'd. 856-7652 after 9 a.m. 37-4 33. Rentals Langlay city. Small 2 bdrm. house, 1 acre lot. 2 blks. from post office. $375. pr. mth. Write Box 272, c/o Aldergrove Stat. 3A3 3 bdrm. upper house. F.P., enste. Older or working couple. Avail. Oct. 1. $535. j pr. mth. Refs. 856-0212. 37-803091-2 Large 3 bdrm. upper floor In 5-plex. W/W, dishwasher, stove, fridge, lots of cupboard space. Heat incl. $420. pr. mth. Avail. Oct. 1st. Call Tim 534-5495. 37-803086-1 2 bdrm. ste. w/frldge, stove. Includes heat. Near shopping. Avail. Sept. 1st. Call Fraser Valley Property Maintenance, 533-3511, between 9-5 p.m. daily. 37-803085-tf 3 bdrm. twnhae. avail, now. Fridge, stove. Families, pets welcome. Ph. 856-4689. $425. pr. mth. 37-3 Shared accomodation. 1 bdrm., rec rm. $250. plus Vi utilities. Must be tidy. 856-0298,533-2165.. 37-2 Want quiet tenant for 1 bdrm. & den. Good clean country ste. $350. pr. mth. 856-0323. aM 1 bdrm. self contained bsmt. ste. Private ent., 2 appl., use of washer & dryer, utilities. Working single, n.s., n.d. No pets. $350. pr. mth. Avail. Oct. 1st. 856-2232. 3M 1700 sq. ft. duplex. 3 bdrm. (2 up, 1 down), 2 baths, rec rm., fenced yard. No pets. Refs. req'd. $530. pr. mth. 856-6270. 37-4 2 bdrm. bsmt. ste., $350. pr. mth.; 2 bdrm. upstairs, $550. pr. mth. 2 appl. Close to amenities. 9541 - 132 St., Surrey. 888-0230, . 585-3763. 37-2 I \ t Ste. for rant. Rent nego- tlable. 856-4804. 37-4 j • 2 bdrm. duplex. Near Aldergrove. Avail. Immed. Newly painted In & out. $350. pr. mth. 858-6227. 37-2 Spacious 2 bdrm . bsmt. ste. In new home. N/s, no pets. Refs. req'd. 856-6186. 35-3 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| (w?iEi"Wjnwip,*jr (r.T--nFTT7T -^ryrwu. "t?.*?t^ n.. -■ . - • : im——rrf—f~mmWmmmimBmWmWm1 \*m*mmmmmmmmammmm 28 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 33. Rentals Suitable for retired gent. Approx. 650 sq. ft. Ground floor, 1 bdrm., full bath, ,$300. Includes utilities. 1 'person, no pets. Reduced rent for garden help. Refs. req'd. 856-4687. ■ 34-803033-4 Aldergrove. 3 bdrm. fridge, stove, dishwasher, F.P., drapes, w/w, 1VS baths, fenced yard, patio. No dogs. Avail, now. $495. 574-7104. 36-4 3 bdrm. rancher, Ige. fenced yard, patio, bar- beque, $650. pr. mth. Refs. & damage dep. req'd. Avail. Oct. 1st. 856- 6642 or 856-4055. 35-4 Deluxe 1400 sq. ft. 2 & 3 bdrm. townhouses With full basement for rent in finest residential area in Abbotsford. Two blocks from Sevenoaks Shopping Centre at: 2830 Bourquln Cres. West Abbotsford Reasonable Rent. Call 853-9678 37-20111-3 34. Wanted to Rent Rent or lease. Lease with option to purchase. 3-4 bdrm. house on 5-10 acres. Need room for 3 trucks. Ph. 534-2527. 36-803073-2 Wanted. 2 bdrm. house on' acreage or on Ige. lot. Between $350. - $450. pr. mth. 856-4297. 30-tf Prof, couple w/2 chllcren would like to rent house & barn w/sm. acreage. Aldergrove area. Exc. refs. 656-5827 after 6 p.m. 36-4 Family of 6 require 5-6 bdrm. home. Country setting preferred, two adults, two elderly people, one handicapped adult, one child.Have pets. $650 . $800. pr. mth. 534-2943. 36-4 Professional couple needs immed. bsmt. house w/F.P., gas heat. Acreage preferred. No children, but have pets. 856-2979. Langley - Aldergrove area. 37-802846-2 Family of 4 require 3 bdrm. home. Country setting preferred, pets allowed. Refs. avail. $400. - $450. pr. mth. 856-2299. 37-4 Father & aon looking for bsmt. ste. 856-7792. 37-4 We have exc. refs. & wish to rent your 3 bdrm. home. N.S., N.D. Christian family. No pets. Husband Is a mechanic with steady job & handyman abilities. You can trust your home to our care as we are desiring a long term situation. From Langley eastward with North Otter area preferred. 856-8392. 37-3 35. Miscellaneous DRESSMAKING, WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES -Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8217 days or eves. 4-tf Chest type deepfreeze. A-1 cond. $175. 856-9531. 36-3 2 girts Raleigh bikes, new cond., $50. ea.; water skis, life jackets & vest. Gov't approved safety flares. 856-4217. 36-3 Girls 3 spd. bike suitable for 8-11 yrs. old, $70. obo.; swing set, $60.; western pony saddle, bridle & bit; car bed; silky rooster. 856- 1702. 35-3 Apt. size spin rinse washer $180. obo; men's 10 spd. $25. obo; Bauer men's skates, size 9, $35. obo. 886-4842. 3_2 Small pressure cooker, $20.; car battery, $10. 856- 9002. 36-2 Lopi stove new, brass doors & handles, Incl. some pipe. Will heat up to 1500 sq.ft. 856-0254. 35-3 Post hole auger with four bits, mounts on 3 pt. hitch. $475. 856-4979. 34-4 Maple bunk beds c/w bed-* ding, guard rail. Exc. cond. $200.; various Ige. Star Wars toys, gd. cond. 856- 5360 after 2 p.m. 35-3 Older model Suzuki motor bike, not running, $50.; 3 spd. bike 16" wheel, gd. cond. $30. 856-1935. 35-4 Beef for sale, by the quarter, side or whole. $1.29 (side). Cutting, wrapping & freezing extra, if desir- ed. 859-9493. 35-4 J.D. riding lawn tractor, 6 h.p. $650.; folding bed; 3 camp cots. 856-2274. 35-3 Exterior door; alum, screen door; weed eater; trailer mirrors; curtain rods; light fixtures; dishes. No cheques. 856-2832. 34-4 Windows • DG 44x56 $75.; SG 34x46 $25.; storm 70x50 $40.; 28x58 $30.; sealed DG 4 sizes 21x42 $15.536-7773. 35-3 Handcrafted Euroopen lute guitar (collector's Item) $450.856-5111. 35-4 Cub cadette riding mower. Gd. cond. 859-3415. Ask for Alex or 859-3091. 34-4 4 burl coffee tables. Priced from $125. All new. 856- 1124. 34-4 French Prov. couch, gd. cond. 856-0389. 36-4 11 laying hens & rooster, $20.; old English piano, $200.; stereo cabine model $75.; RCA B&W t.v.; boys bike need work $20.; head board & foot board & rails, $50. 856-7516. 36-2 Buffet 4' with 2 drawers top & bottom. All wood, older style $60; glass front doll's case, all wood w/ shelves $40.; free stand, fireplace , blk. pore, enamel 8" pipe, great for sm. house or cabin, $150. 856-5670. 35-4 Viking sewing machlng & cabinet, exc. running cond. Offers. 856-6128. 35-3 Small elec. cream separator; 1975 Gremlin parts; 5 mth. P.B. Suffolk lambs. 630-9686. 36-4 2 fuel tanks, 250 gal. each, $25. ea.; lots of barbed wire, $5. 856-4992. 34-4 Hockev skates sizes 1 Vi, 2, 3VS, 4V_; also hockey pants, jersey & socks. 856-5094. 36^ Power antenna & control box $100.; shuffle board, $700.; Brownie & Guide uniforms, $5. eac. 856- 6153. 36-2 Clawfoot bathtub, $60. obo Needs rellnishing. 856- 7283. 36-4 6 mth. old male white toy poodle cross, $75.; Filter Queen vacuum, 5 yrs. old w/power head & attach., $200. firm. 534-0829. 36-3 Baby clothes - boys size 0-25 mths. Jogging suits & jackets, pant & shirt set. Some only worn once. 856- 1903. 34-4 T.V. Antenna, rotary head $150.856-4920. 35-4 9% foot Vancard camper, very clean, 3 way fridge, furnace, etc. $2450. 856-6891. 35-4 5x3 sliding alum, window, single glazed $35.00.; camera Namlya - 35 mm, with telephoto & wide angle lenses (screw type), arid more, value $1000. - sell $250; wanted 6 - 2'x8' fiberglass panels, used but good cond. 856- 3513. 35-4 Soccer boots, size 6VS, 8VS & 9 (young men's) $5 ea. 856-8365. 35-4 Brother typewriter & case, ideal for student, exc. cond. $50.; wedding dress, 100.; veil, $25. 856-8771. 35-4 Sears vacuum with bags, $35.; manual typewriter, $35.; skates; helmet; toys. After 5 p.m. 856-2364. 36-2 FIREWOOD. Finest quality hemlock mill ends. All clean & bone dry. Exc. for airtight stoves, Ige. pieces. Lge. dump truck or small. Summer prices! 533-1758, 534-5694. 20-802666-tf C Plus R Gunsmlthlng. 853-5959. Certified gunsmith, service & sales. 52-801235-tf Cement mixer for sale. Call Jim 856-1793. 5_ Car bed for sale (carry cot), $15.856-5645. 10-tf IVER'S BOAT TOPS & COVERS Custom made & repairs. 16 years experience. Free estimates. 856-2455 2-15854-tf OVER 400 VACUUMS New & Near New. Over 200 Electrolux & Filter Queens. Cash & Carry - Visa or M.C. To view please call for appt. time. 856-7092 782 - 264 Street 1-13468-tf 1 do woodworking, sharpening, repairing. Rebuilt lawnmowers for sale. Will buy your old mower. 856- 3153. 27-tf 2 Ige. com plants plus 1 creeper plant. Ph. 859- 9988.between 4 & 5 p.m. 12-tf Wedding dress for sale,' size 12. 856-8181. 13-tf King size bed w/Simmons Beauty Rest mattress. Gd. cond. English Marlborough leather riding boots, ladles size 6-7. Exc. cond. MX Raleigh bike. Each $100. 856-4796. 34-4 Gold ladles tiffany band, $125. obo, appraised at $278.; blonde oak buffet, English, $150.; 1910 walnut bed, Queen Anne legs; 1819 bed with cane Inlay, $150. each. 856-0272. 36-4 Gas lawnmower, good cond. $65. 856-2850. 36-4 300 amp AC/DC Canox welder; Ridgid 200 pipe threader; 2 Wilson 12V starter. 856-6633, 856-7644 36-4 Older type G.E. fridge; Westlnghouse laundromat washing machine; Cold- spot 18 cu. ft. deepfreeze. 856-3836. 36-3 For sale. Self defrosting Phllco fridge; Ltd. lawn- mower. 856-6440. 36-3 Fitness classes regular & Mght.SI .00. Babysitting .50 cents. Call Judy for more Info. 856-3494. 34-4 Like new compact vacuum with power head and att. 1 yr. guarantee $300. Cash. 856-7092. 34-4 Rockwell 9" table saw, almost new; 5 spd. bike. 856-9443 after 5 p.m. 36-2 2B" Hitacni color console TV, remote 3 yrs. old $650. Exc. cond. 856-8867. 36-3 Lge. sturdy wooden work table $35.; two-wheeled metal shopping cart,$7.; baby walker $5. 856-5829. 36-2 Single canopy bed w/box spring & mattress, also matching bedspread & canopy top. $95. 856- 2471. 36-2 21" 5 spd. exc. for school, $65.; almost new food slicer, $50.; collapsible ping pong table & access. $75.; Hlbatchi, $3.; 856- 7362. 35-4 For sale BMX bike $80.; new parts, in gd. cond. 856-7466. Ask for Mark. 36-3 Quality loveseat, record cabinet, tables, lamps, womens clothes, phone bench, dishes, equalizer hitch. Cash only. 856- 2832. 34-4 SELLING? Call for Free Market Evaluation, Without Obligation. Barry Coward Dick MacEachern LARCVICW Hp 533-41 Girls Daust skates, exc. cond., size 13, $35.; girls size 11, $15.; boys Orbit skates size 1%, $15.; little boys Daust size 8, $12. 856-4928. 36-4 Brand new 24 kt. gold flatware set, 12 place settings, c/w all access. & case. $650. obo. 856-7145. 36-4 Foosball, $200.; shuffle- board, $495.; pool table, $100.; child's air hockey, $50.530-7411. 37-802841-1 94 National Geographies, $20.; ladies & boy's winter coats, $5. ea.; Adidas, size 4, soccer shoes, $10. 856- 6640. 37-4 Couch & 2 chairs, good cond. No tears, ideal for rec room, $75. 856-8301. 37-3 Gas appliances. Stove, hot water tank, furnace, fuse panel, doors & misc. articles, $250. for lot. Sink & toilet set, $50. 656-2678, 856-4802. 37-2 Fridge, elec. fireplace, elec. heater, water pump, 2 wringer washers. 856- 2730. 37-3 10 boxes of 38 special ammunition. $7. pr. box. 856-4941 eves. 37-2 Eleo hot water tank, $50.; Ige. asst. children's clothes, size 2-14, reas. priced. 856-9395. 37-2 Junior Encyclopedia Britannica. Published In 1965. $25. 856-6715. 37-2 Pool table, new top, 2 sets of balls, cues & cue rack, plus ping-pong top, $250.; Kenmore cabinet sewing machine, 5 yrs. old, all access., $225. 856-9841. 37-4 Hlde-a-bed, $170.; sofa bed, $110. 534-5867, 534- 2416. 37-2 Girl's skatea, size 1, $20.; vaporizer, $4.; rlde-on elephant, $4.; scrap book pictures, British royal fam- lly. 856-5548, 37-4 30" Viking self clean stove, corning top, $400.; Ige. upright freezer, $150.; rocker & ottoman, $75. 856-1852. 37_ Hoover washer & spin dryer, $40. obo. 856-2873. 37-2 Well made Erin (Brentwood) 7 ft. couch & chair. Needs reh. $325. obo. 530- 4666 Lorraine. 37-3 Acorn F.P., $50.; baby carriage, $25. 534-1613. 37-4 Chain saw, good cond. $100.866-2850. 37-4 Grange dble. mattress & foundation with frame on rollers. As new. $135. cash 856-2772. 37-2 Lge. tent for sale. Exc. cond. $60. 856-4632. 37-3 Whirlpool no frost gold tone Ige. refrldge. $450. obo. 856-3430. 37-_ Bdrm. ate., $250.; chests of drawers, $145. - $125.; used clothing, 25 cents to $2. 858-4524. 3__2 10 epd. bike, $75.; good shag carpet, 10x11, $25. ea.; velvet arm chair, $125. pecan drum table, $75. 856-6538. 37-1 5 pee. dinette ste., $60. obo; dual whip stick CB antennas for truck, $75. obo. 533-3763. 37-4 Knitting machine, pattern cards, regular & lace maker carriages. Knit copy. $100. obo. 856-6836. 37-2 Windows • DG 45x56, $65. SG 34x46, $25.; storm window 28x58, $30.; misc. small DG non sliders. 538- 7773. 37-2 1968 Valiant slant 6 rebuilt trans., $250.; apple press & chopper, $140.; 300 egg Incubator, $225. 856-2889. 37-4 Instruments: "Musser" percussion bells, stand & case, $225.; "Orcana" elec. organ, $75.; violin with hard case, $75.; classical guitar, $35. 856-4574. 37-1 6 ton grain bin. Needs some repairs, $100. 856- 9887,534-1006. 37-4 Skate sharpener. New motor. Runs exc. $375. 856-5934. 37-4 22 Winchester lever action model 150, leather case, custom scope. Brand new cond. $350. firm. 856-3134. 37-4 Wine making equip., crusher de-stemmer, press, barrels, demi-Johns, carboys, bottles, etc. 856- 9004, eves. 3__4 Anyone wishing to buy Fuller Brush products, dust cleaners, waxes (DCW), please call 858- 4849. Cleaning products Fulsal avail., brooms, dusters, etc. 37-803088-8 For sala. VS price. 400 ft. alum, siding, creamy yellow; plaster scaffold brackets, $2. ea.; 5 ton hyd. jack, $15. 889-0162. 37-2 Used kitchen cabinets, good cond., $500.; Moffat white 30 In. self cleaning range, $350.; range hood, $20. 856-5858. 37-3 Girls leather figure skates, small size 9 & size 3, exc. cond. $15. pr. pair. 856- 6115. 3__4 Alum, frame window, L70-V. x H46V4, $25. obo; elec. wall heater, approx. 8 ft. long, $15. 856-4575. 37-4 Burl clocks, all sizes, starting at only $25. Ideal Xmas gifts. 856-1124. 37-4 Will do portraits of your pets in pencil or pencil crayon. Photographs only. 856-6216. 37-4 Culllgan Mark 59 water softener, 4 mths. old, offers; metal garden shed, 4x8, $150. 588-2806. 37-2 FM/AM Mazda truck radio, $100.; Radio Shack 40 channel CB, never used, $100.; Homelite chain saw, 20" bar, best offers. 858- 8457 after 6 p.m. 37-4 3 bdrm. apartment furniture new & used, some antiques; clothing, men's, women's, children & baby; chesterfield, chair, rocker. 888-2790. 37-803081-2 2 Infant carseats, Gendron stroller, man's 10 spd., $25.; grocery cart. 868- 0230. 37-2 Three auto, elec. livestock waterers $100. ea. 856-3927. 35**3 Stakes placed thoroughbred mare. In foal. Package $2950. Cloverdale. 574-7024. 36-803065-3 HORSE & TACK SALE Sunday, Sept. 15 Tack 12:00 noon Horses 2:00 p.m. Fraser Valley Auctions . 21801 -56 Ave., Langley Phone ahead to book In your horse 534-3241 36-20201-2 Ewes for sale. 856-7301. 36-4 ECONOMY SHAVINGS * Hemlock Sawdust * Kiln Dry Shavings • Hog Fuel & • Cedar Shavings 576-8177 26-15214-tf Horse riding lessons by exp. rider. $5. pr. lesson, beginners only. Will try out or break horses, $10. & up. 856-0213. 34-802976-tf 2 exc. milk goats. Also 2 P.B. Togenburg doe kids, 4 mths. old. From exc milk goats. 856-8344. 36-2 Angus-X beat steer, 2 yrs. old. Ready for butchering. $525.656-0290. 36-2 Wanted - oneSaanen buck, 2 yrs. old for breeding. Calf for sale, grain fed. Wanted free fruits for canning. 856-8678. 36-4 ROBERT TEIT FARRIER Journeyman Certified by the American Farriers Assoc. Specializing In T.B. trimming & plating. Show horaes also. 574-4818 23-19726-tf 2 nice Reg. Simmental heifers due to freshen end of Sept., also 1 Simmental cow w/4 mth. old heifer calf. 856-7592. 36-4 3 yr. old Simmental cow. 856-2132. 36-3 Anglo Arab gelding 15.2 h.h., Bay 7 yrs. old. Very showy. $750. obo. 854- 1454 or 856-2733 (message number) 34_» Kelpmate - The all natural horse supplement. Avail, at Flack's Bakerview Arabians, 2640 - 248 St., 856- 7465; Westland Feeds 856- 9011; Sunshine Feeds 534- 2228; Langley Saddlery 533-2233; Eash Chilliwack Co-op 530-0284; Stampede Tack Ltd. 574-7427. 33-803016-tf Wanted to buy; all types of horses. Top price paid. Bud Noel at 530-8271. 43-800195-tf Must sell half T.B. yearling filly. Reg., gd. show prospect $395. obo. 856- 8011. 35-4 3 yr. old stocky well built Anglo Arab filly, 15 h.h. Easy keeper gd. disposition. Real pet. $500. 858- 2998. 34-4 P.B. Morgan weanling colt. Notable action. Sire "Twilight Ashmore", dam "W.A.W. Risque". $1500 o.b.o. 866-6772 or 420- 1748. 34-4 ■■'•■■ ' ' 36. Livestock For sala - healthy 6 wk. old weaner pigs. 856-8769.35-4. Mortimer's Polled Here- fords are dispersing the entire herd. We have quality bred cows with calves at foot & proven herd sires from champion stock. 856- 1697. 37-4 Junior hunter, jumper potential, 4 yr. old T.B. geld., 16 h.h. $1200. 858-0213. 37-2 Horse walker, hydraulic 6 horse, like new, $2500.; one new 700x15 Lt. truck tire, $75. 856-4887. 37-2 Weaner pigs, $35. 856-2993 37_ Arabians. Race, show or breeding. Weanling, yearlings. Super type, action, quality. Crabbet Russian lines. 856-1658. 37-4 MSA Riding Club monthly show this Sun., Sept. 15. Flat classes 9:00, games 1:00. We are located at the Clearbrook Fair grounds, corner of Trethewey 8* McLure Rd. More info, call Barb 854-6862. 37-1 Wanted. Ona draft type horse well broke to work harness. 886-7323. 37-2 Nubian goat, 2 yrs. old, good milker (2 litres per day). Gentle, bred by Nubian male. $90. After 3 p.m. 856-1560. 37-3 2 young Dorset ewes, $75. ea.; lamb cut, wrapped & frozen, $2.50 pr. lb.; 7 Ib. 4" long white fleece, $6. 856-8039. 37-2 P.B. Black Angus heifer cow, 3VS yrs. with 4 mth. old heifer calf. Heifer cow bred In June. $800. 856- 6275. 37-3 Ewes & lambs for sale. Also elec. fencing unit, $35.856-7310. 37-1 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 29 37. Poultry Chickens, ducks, turkeys. 856-0473. 37_2 18 laying hens, brown eggs, $2.50 ea. 856-7652 after 9 a.m. 37-4 Canada Geese, this year's hatch. $15. ea. 856-9258. 37-2 38. Pefs Extra love? Check for dogs & cats for pets at the F.V.S.P.C.A., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon. - Sun., closed holidays. 20302 - 98 Ave. 888-0628 or 856-4600. 17-801496-tf Two yr. old male Boxer, beautiful animal, well be- haved, $100.853-9251.35-4 Dog Obedience - Valley Dog Training Club classes, beginner & advanced. Registration & Info. Please call 530-7279 or 534- 6593. 35-803048-3 Home wanted for P.B. Basset hound. Has all shots & spayed. Phone eves. 856-2282. 35-4 Frea - female spayed Hound dog, aged 4, gd. watch dog. Needs space. 856-4425. 35-4 Free kittens. 5 mths. old. 856-7271. 36-2 1. ' Fraa klttena. 2 males, 1 female. Mostly black. 6 wks. 856-9239. 38-2 38. Pets Dogs ft pupa. Watchdog, well behaved. From $35. All have shots & dewormed 858-0213. 36-4 Klttana - free to gd. homes. Half Manx - asst. colors. Healthy. Also 2 two half- grown white Persian kittens. 856-7095 or 856-8769. 35-3 Baby rabbits, $1.; med. rabbits, $2.; big rabbits, $3. 858-4981. 34-4 Free bam kitten?. 856-8576 36_ Spayed cat free to good home. 869-3091. .34-4 Five cut adorable kittens, 7 wks. old. 856-5094. 36-2 Free kittens. 856-7549.35-4 Black American cocker spaniel puppies. CKC reg., exc. temperaments. $300. Also 1 yr. old black & tan neutered male, $200. 858- 7138. 37_4 4 small very cute puppies & mother (white cock-a- poo, pom) for sale. Father is a honey cocker spaniel. $90. ea. 856-5476. 37-4 Toy poodle stud service. 8" apricot, exc. disposition. $150.856-5643. 37-4 P.B. female Doberman 1 yr. old, spayed. Had shots. Good dog, must find home. $50. 858-9872. 37-4 Free kittens. 2 orange & white. 856-2787. 37-3 Reg. Komondor pups. Home & farm guard dogs. All shots. 886-6839. 37-4 2 pair* cobra finches. $20. each pair. 856-0646. 37-2 39. Garden Produce CEDAR RIM NURSERY Wholesale to the Public Regular Low Prices Fruit trees - 2 & 3 year potted trees, $10.75 while stock lasts; Rhodos - 1 gal., 8"-16", $3.; Rhodos - 3 gal., 16"- 20", $6.75; Hedging cedars, 4 ft., $10. ea. or 10 for $90.; Flowering cherries, double pink, 8-10 ft., $17.50; Junipers, 1 gal., $2.25 ea. or 10 for $20. 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 For aala. Dempsln plums. 10 cents, you pick. 858- 7929. 36-3 Jubilee com for sale. $1.50 pr. doz. 868-6998. 37-3 Freeh organically grown vegetables, potatoes, carrots, corn & garlic. 858- 7414. - 37-4 39. Garden Produce Special sala. Pickling cukes 30 cents pr. lb.; dill 30 cents pr. bunch. YOu pick, no sprays. 856-8065. 36-2 40. Music Music Lessons Students 7 to 70 learn • piano • guitar • accordion* organ Individual lessons classicaj or pop Langley Music Studios Ltd. 27441 - 16th Ave. Aldergrove Phone 856-2941 Piano ft music theory lessons (4 yrs.-adult) conservatory & modern. 534-1103. 34-4 Sherlock Manning piano, mint cond. $1800. 856- 1677. 3_M Piano ft theory lessons. 858-1930. 36-803075-2 Guitar teacher wanted for 10 yr. old, my home. 856- 5645. 35-tf Lowry organ theatre model - new cond. has AOC, percuss, vibrato, marimba, golden harp, chimes, 2 rhythm sections, cassette, leelle, bench, earphones, $9,000. 856-5670. 3_4 Yamaha organ B-55, lot? of stops. $1500. firm. 856- 5233. 34-4 Fender copy bass guitar, white body, black pick guard 6 mths. old. Exc. guitar $120. 534-1398. 36-2 41. Building Supplies Wanted. Bldg. material & lumber for finishing a house. 530-0597. 37-1 42. Property By owner. 5 ac. corner property with older 2 bdrm. home on 256 St., south Aldergrove. Asking $119,000. 856-6818 after- noon or eves. 36-4 Lot for sale. Middle of Aldergrove. 859-1114. 36-4 By owner 5 acres, 3 bdrm. home, 1500 sq. ft. rancher, lge. klchen, chicken shed, barn, exc. for horse lovers. Fully fenced. More Info. 856-5649,526-9875. 36-4 For sale or trade. 9.65 acres, clean 3 bdrm. house w/finlshed bsmt., 2 barns, dble. garage. Will carry agreement. $150,000. 858- 1838. 22-tf 42. Property 4.73 ACRES Southeast corner of 248 St. & 52 Ave. Approx. 640 ft. frontage on 248 St., approx. 330 ft. frontage on 52 Ave. Property immed. west of 24880 - 52 Ave. Price $79,900. Terms $70,000. at 10%. Ken 681-6893, eves. 534-4540. 33-803015-tf For aale or trade. $57,000 value, Greenwood, B.C. VS acre. Clear title with 12x68 mobile home, 2 bdrm. house & 2 cabins. Rented at $500. pr. mth. For Info. 856-5869. 37-802847-4 43. Homes For sale by owner 1 yr. old 3 bdrm. split level, approx. 1600 sq. ft. 858-9014. 36-4 By owner 4 bdrm. bsmt. home on VS acre completely renewed. Asking $73,900. 856-6711. 36-2 By owner. 3 bdrm. split. Attached garage, fenced back % acre, Ige. barn, hot tub, screen sundeck. $149,000. 24466-56 Ave. ___ 34-4 By owner, near new 3 bdrm. level entry full bsmt. 3 pee. enste., close to school, park & shopping. Asking $81,000. 882-1499. 37-802848-2 44. Mobile Homes Ideal starter home, unfurnished 28 ft. 1957 Road- master, full bath, hot water fridge, ' stove $3600. 858-5208. 35-3 Mobile home 12x60. Fridge, stove, some furniture, $9,000. obo. 856- 8333. 35-4 45. Furniture Vinyl recllner chair, $40.; maple rocker chair, $35.; occasional chair, $15.; all suitable for rec. room. 856- 7064. 34-4 Persian design wool rug, 10'x8\ $180.; Lazl Boy recliner, $80. Both good cond. 852-4235. 37-3 Klngslze waterbed frame & 5 ft. headboard, $275. obo. 856-9431. 37-4 45A. Appliances Apt. size avocado Speed Queen washer, spin dry. Little larger than the Hoover type. S.S. tubs. Exc. cond. $90. 856-2998. 37-3 Apt. size washer & dryer. Exc. cond. 3 yrs. old, $500.856-5056. 37-2 SELL IT IN THE STAR - 856-8303 MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES AND AGREEMENTS /* ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 Douglas Crescent, Langley office 530-2301 Eve,. 856-7639 Gzntuitf 856-4106-856-2525 530-0018 PARIS REALTY LTD. 27233 Fraser Hwy., Aldeiatove REflREMENT SPECIAL $26,600. Just the thing 3 bdrm. mobile home with a huge living mi., china cabinet & enste. plus other goodies. Situated In a family park close to everything. Vendor has outgrown this spotless home. Call Dorothea eves. 859*8459. PRIVATE 2 ACRES Vendor Is selling for health reasons & must sacrifice this family home on 2 ac. with a greenhouse, chicken bams & other outbldgs. Located close to town. Call Dorothea for more details eves. 859-8459. OWNER WILL TRADE This 5 ac. of r ;4 farmland for a house In Abbotsford or Cleaibrook. Think about It, this may be your oppo* .unity to build your dream house. Call Dorothea eves. 859*8459. qj § SPACIOUS RANCHER • 5 ACRES 1447 sq. ft. full bsmt. level entry home located close to Aldergrove on a dead end street. Hot water heat, enste., plus a walk-In closet & an attached dble. garage. Call Kathy for details, eves. 859*6542. 4.87 ACRES PLUS SPLIT LEVEL Privacy In the country yet close to town with eash access to the freeway. Home features hot water heating & is completely finished up & down. Offere to $124,900. Call Kathy for details, eves. 859-6542. GORGEOUS COLONIAL Well appointed colonial home with 3 bdrms., 2 F.P.'s, Jacuzzi tub, built-in vacuum & much more. Accented In wedgewood blue thla home Is Immac. Call Elaine to view, evee. 856-7351. 10 VIEW ACRES Build high on the hill for your view of Mt. Baker. In the south Bradner area on munlc water. Elderly vendor wishes to relocate, make an offer to the asking price of $89,900. Call Elaine for Info. eves. 886-7351. INVEST NOW Good solid house on approx. Va acre zoned RM 1 multi family. House presently rented, enjoy revenue while you wait to develop. Call Elaine for more Info., eves. 856-7351. SUPER SPUT LEVEL Located at the end of a dead end street for the ultimate In privacy. 3 bdrm. split, Ige. family rm. with bar, patio & a balcony off master bdrm. Call Ken for details, eves. 856-1600. LOOKING FOR BARE LAND? Check out this 2 ac. on the Fraser Hwy. close to Aldergrove. Bring all offers. Call Janet Peters for details, eves. 656-2480. ■=■"•" OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY NEED Like new 3 bdrms., den, closed In garage, 2VS baths & more. Asking in the $60's. Call Sherry for details, eves. 854-8064. QUIET SECLUSION 22 ac. of high land, treed & with a crystal clear creek. Build your dream home here & enjoy nature. Priced right to sell at $67,500. Call Pam for more details, eves. 856-1871. TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Neat duplex rented for $300 pr. mth. each side. Exc. tenants, central location In Aldergrove. Priced right at $55,000. Call Bill for more Info., eves. 8564063. HORSE PROPERTY Country living at its best, 9 plus acres, 4-stall bam, 5 bdrm. bsmt. home with an airtight F.P. Property mostly cleared. Good location with super freeway access. Call Janet Peters, eves. 856-2480. OWNED AND OPERATED. QUIET ELEGANCE IN COUNTRY LIVING WALLY MARTIN RES: 533-3533 CHOOSE YOUR HOME - TODAY! LOCATED AT 266th ST. & FRASER HWY. , SYLVIA FLYNN 530-3019 Lakeview Realty Ltd. Phone 533-4161 QERRY FLYNN RES: 530-3019 JOHNHAYQARTH DICK MACEACHERN BARRY COWARD RES: 530-5966 533-4161 533-4161 ■,u*.i/. i,u'.u....i'.'!j.w!>. ———mmmm——mmmmmJBBGmWHKet~ WPIlLlllllWllll 30 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 Garage aala Sat. & Sun., Sept. 14 & 15. Car carrier, 10 spd. bike, furniture, planta, etc. 26718-80 Ave. 10-5. Sat., Sept. 14,10-4. Furniture, household Items, gaa barbecue, toys, tools, clothes. 856-6680. 29903 Glengarry. 37-1 47. Holiday - Utility Trailers 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-lf 1978 17' Wilderness trailer, self-contained, hot water, shower, under- coated, storm windows. $4800.856-2145; 36-3 Utility trailer made from tent trailer, gd. cond. $125. 856-2850. 36-2 4x6 utility trailer, solid construction w/ spare $250. 856-4058 after 4 p.m. 36-tf .Vt tt. Open Road camper. Gd. cond., porta-pottl & jacks. Must be seen. 856- 5724. 35-s) H.T. tent trailer, gd. cond., sleeps 6 comfortably $700. 856-3078. 3JM 1968 14%' Custom Coach trailer. Stove, icebox, fur-' nace, exc. cond. $1200. 856-2119. 35-3 8Vi ft. Vanguard camper. Good cond. $1300. 856- 6346. 3__3 9V2 ft. Edson camper. Fridge, stove, oven, furnace, hyd. jacks, dual propane tanks, elec. water pump. $2200 obo. 856- 6620. 34-4 8 ft. T.J. camper with fridge, stove, jacks, etc. Clean. $1195. Also 2 12 ft. plywood boats, $195. 856- 1733. 36_4 End of Season Clearance Many different makes & models for sale. Mt. Lehman Trailer Rentals Ltd. 2688 Mt. Lehman Rd., Abbotsford, B.C. 853-1254 37-802852-2 8 ft. hunter's camper. 2-way fridge, furnace. Needs some cupboard work. $900. 856-9887, 534- 1006. 3M 8 ft. Alaakan type camper (crank up for camping). Stove, ice box, bunks, table. $1000. obo. 856-2068 eves. 3__4 1977 24 ft. Winnabago GMC, mini wlnnle with awning & generator, hitch front & back. Exc. running order & cond. $15,500. 888-3049. 37_2 1976 QM truck with 1983 Frontier camper. Used twice. Many extras. Exc. cond. $8400. obo. 888-2790 37-803083-2 Hiker would like to buy size 11 or 12 hiking boots. Smaller hlkef needs size 2 boots. 886-2749. 36-4 Wantad. 2 litre wine bot- tles. 534-1030. 36-3 Wanted. Good home for the Chamber of Commerce Parade float. If you have a barn not In use or other suitable storage space, please give us a call. Hugh or Elenor 856-6825. 10-tf Wantad. Equls magazines 78 to 92. Ask for Julie 856- 0307. 36_3 Wanted 6 volt type VW body in gd. cond. 856- 5635. 3J3--3 Wanted, camper fridge in working order; Beautyrest dble. mattress; Lego for 7 yr. old. 856-6721. 36-2 Wanted. Lge. quantities of landfill & Ige. rocks for rockery. 856-8574. 34-4 Wanied. One 4-drawer filing cabinet, letter size. 856-3736. 33_tf Wantad, wire mesh fencing leftovers, cheap. 856-5645. 35-tf Used cupboards for workshop, not too much $; dishes cream petal Grind- ley England "Ascoy". 856- 5430. 37-2 Wantad. T.V. antenna, cheap. 856-1354. 37-1 Fraa clean fill wanted, please call 856-5163 after 5:30 p.m. 37-4 Wantad. 4 go-kart wheels, one wheel with drive & brake. 856-8592, ask for Vic. 37-3 Wantad. Fisher Price toys, especially record player with or without record. Also Value Takes books for children. 856-1098. 37-4 Seagull 2 h.p. boat motor, $100. firm. 858-2050. 36-2 , 28' Trojan cabin cruiser; new motor, etc. Blaine moorage. For sale or trade. Tractor preferred. 856-5892. 35-4 THE CANOE RANCH ' Canoes, kayaks, rentals. Group rates. 27726 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. 856-0202. 20-802662-tf 17 ft. Sangatar. Deep V, Volvo 110 inboard/outboard. Exc. running order. $4500. 856-3049. 37-803092-2 50. Machinery • Equipment Farm machinery, like new tractor 230; H.D. rotovator; cultivator; spare tank 100 U.S. gal.; reas. price. Buy all and save. 856-7441.35-4 Post hols auger with 4 bits. Mounts on 3 pt. hitch. $475. 856-4979. 37-4 One only Kuernelands #4 rollover plow, 5 yrs. old, never used. Parts or whole. After 7 p.m. 856-5845. 37-4 H.D. 6 ft. levelling blade for tractor 3 pt. hitch. $225. obo. 856-3281. 37-2 51. Auto. Supplies Five 15" chrome spoked wheels, $75. 856-5850.35-4 52. Motorcycles 1981 Yamaha 400 special 14,000 km. $1000 obo. 856- 1377. 34-4 1982 Honda 50R mini trail bike. As new cond. 856- 9811 after 6 p.m. 37-2 53. Cars 54. Trucks 51. Auto. Supplies 49. Boats 16 ft. F.G. canoe with exceptionally good buoyancy. $400. obo. 856-8549. 34-4 12 ft. alum, car topper & 7.5 Evlnrude motor, $900. Boat 3 yrs. old. 856-5430. 36-2 □ 1971 Toyota 4 spd. trans. $50.; auto. sand. $25.; rear end $35. 858-8347. 34-4 Flared fiberglass fenders' for VW Bug, full set in good cond. $100. 856-5845 30-tf Misc. VW Bug parts, like wipers, electrical, etc., for sale cheap. $1. up. 856-' 5645. 30-tf Fiberglass continental kit, hood & trunk for VW Bug. Needs work. $50. obo. 856- 5645. 30-tf 2 Mlcheiln steel belted radial winter tires on rims, 13". $60. 858-4217. 37-4 1967 Dodge Monaco convertible for parts, $300.; 1964 Chev front end, $150. 856-1343. 37-2 Wracking 1973 Chev Va ton custom 128 cab, hood, grill, rear end dual, signal; 1972 GMC; 1975 GM box; 1971 Toyota Corona deluxe 4 dr. 888-2790. 37-803084-2 The Langley Fiberglass Centre inc. For All Your Fiberglass Meeds 18" Freighter Canoe ..$699.Cd 16" Standard Canoe $399.00 Dingles from $379.00 16" KMC Bow Rider w/trailer $4995.00 Shower Stall from $199.00 Car and Track Fenders from $65.00 Spoilers, Air Dams & Flares from $49.00 Call us tor: • Repairs • Canoes • Cartop Boats • Auto Parta • Tubs & Shower Stalls • Matorlals 5948 - 200 5t. Langley, B.C. V3A 1M3 533-2155 1982 Yamaha 400 Exc. cond. Lady $1500.530-1975. Maxim. ridden. 37-3 1984 Honda XR80. cond. 856*4382. Exc. 37-4 1977 Suzuki 500 GT. Exc. running cond. Comes with 77 Suzuki 500 GT for parts. $600. obo. 856-5700. 37-2 53. Cars 1982 Acadian. 70,000 km. AM/FM, 4 dr. H.B. $3450. 856-3280. 34-4, 1968 Ranchero, exc. cond. $300. or offers. 856-5963. 38-4 1977 VW Rabbit diesel. $3750. 856-6825 Hugh. 36-3 1973 Pontlac Gran Vllle 455 V8 p.s., p.b., tow hitch, gd. shape & running order $1500.856-1645. 36-4 1975 Ford Maverick $1100. 856-0473. 3__2 1973 Ford Ranchero 351' Cleveland p.s., p.b., new paint, bucket seats, hursh shifter, mags. $1400. obo. 856-6026. 3M 1971 Pontlac. Running well. Best offer. 856-7228. 36-3 1972 Dataun 510 for parts. Auto, trans., $50.; windshield, $30.; tires & rims B78-13, $8. ea, 856-1938. 36-4 1976 Monte Carlo 350, 2 barrel, p.s., p.b. Good shape & running order. $1695. obo. 856-5241. 36-2 1972 Chav Impala. Runs well. $445. as is. 856-0291. 36-3 1977 Dodge Aspen S.E. 2 dr. HT slant 6 auto PS 8* PB-25 M.P.G., good tires, tune up, etc. $2250 ono. 856-7092. 34-4 1978 LeBaron air cond. cruise, complete record of all work done. Exc. cond. 856-1677. 34-4 BRADNER SALVAGE Scrap car removal Yard clean up. We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 1975 Ford Granada 2 dr. 6 cyl., gd. rubber $1400, obo. 856-6267. 35-3 1964 V.W, type 3, gas saver, gd. cond., $450. 858-1942. 35-4 1970 Chav. El Camino 6 cyl. auto, mag wheels, gd. cond. Must be seen $3200. obo. 856-6281. 35-4 CAPT'N CRUNCH Scrap car removal Yard clean-up Dead cars wanted for demolition derby 853-3074 8-95292-tf 1973 Super Beetle. Mags, radials, custom paint, custom exhaust, tape deck.' 79,000 miles. $2695. obo. 856-7728. 34-4 1974 Dataun 1600, 4 spd. $150.88 18.858-5202. 37-1 1975 Pontlac Ventura. One owner. 6 cyl. auto. Make me an offer I can't refuse. 856-6540. 37_4 1977 AMC Hornet AMX. Exc. cond. Best offer over $2000.856-8867. 37-3 1976 Maverick. Dark green, 2 dr., 6 cyl. 59,000 miles. Good cond. $1500. obo. 530-6123. 20784 - 48 Ave., Langley. 3_M 72 Volkswagen 4 dr. sedan, $800. Only 68,000 miles. 826-8548, 37-3 1975 Mavarlck, $1100.; also Ford Supercab, $3200. 888-0473. 37_2 1973 Astre etatlon wagon. Runs well, dependable. $450. obo. 533-3763. 37-4 1978 Colt 4 dr., 4 spd. Exc. body. Engine needs work. $1500. obo. 886-8741. 37-3 1868 Acadian, 335 HP 427, $3300. obo or trade. 856- 8045. 37-3 1980 Dataun 210 station wagon, 2 spd. $2095. 856- 1579 after 6-p.m. 37-3 1959 Chav Bel-air 4 dr. sedan. 91,000 orlg. miles. Good running cond., body & Int. $1100. 856-7094. 37-4 1979 Ford Zephyr, $800. obo. 856-0202 after Q p.m. 37-2 1977 Trana Am 6.6 litre, p.s., p.b., stereo. 70,000 orlg. miles, new timing chain, exhaust. 1 owner. $3000. obo. 856-7244. 37-803087-2 1974 Dodge Dart 2 dr. H.T. Exc. cond., p.b., p.s. Ask- Ing $1100. 856-6114. 37-2 1974 Plymouth 400 station wagon Suburban 4 door. 888-2790, 37-803082-2 1974 Lincoln Continental, white on white. $3300. 856- 4804. 37_4 1680 Olda Cutlass with auto, trans., p.s., p.b. Very low mileage, exc. cond. $5500.856-1938. 37-4 1969 Plymouth Satellite, gd. cond. $450. 856- 4868.. 35-4 1972 Ford Pinto, cheap on gas. Reliable trans. Has some rust $400. 856-2629. 35-3 SELL IT FAST IN TNE STAR 1978 GMC % ton p.u., 400 auto., new tires, paint, canopy. Exc. cond. $3250. obo. 886-8767. 35-3 1971 Ford van, good cond. $595. obo. 866-1838. 37-4 1973 Ford P.U. 10% ft. camper. Offera. 886-4804. 37-4 1974 Va ton GMC, p.s., p.b., mint cond. Camperlzed, towing package, new tires. $3750. obo. 856-2021 ■ 37-4 1969 Ford Vs ton truck with canopy. $800. 856-4804, 858-2155. 37-4 1976 Va ton 4 WD truck with 8000 Ib. winch. $2500. 530-8108. 36-803077-3 1978 GMC Vt ton, also incl. older camper. Will trade for one ton flatdeck. 856-4851. 36-2 1975 Ford supercab truck $3200. or offers. 856-0473. . 36-2 1977 Jimmy. 56,000 miles. Exc. cond., part time hubs. $5500. 856-3076. 36-tf 1979 1-ton Chev. duals 454 4 spd. Silverado $6500 br/white p.w., p.b., p.s., rust checked. 856-4531. 34-4 1971 Fargo V* ton p.u. 85,000 miles, gd. shape, $900 obo. 688-8346. 35-4 1971 QMC Vt ton. New engine, clutch, mags* & T/A radlals. Headers & 4 barrel. $2500. 856-8446. 34-4 1975 Dodga club cab Vt ton, 6 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., $1200. obo; 1979 Dodge Vt ton 6 cyl. 3 spd. stand., $3300. obo. 856- 1912. 37-_ 1978 Chev 1 ton flatdeck. VB, 4 spd., p.s., p.b., duals. $2500. obo. 856- 9355. 37-2 1977 Chav Suburban 4x4, motor under warranty. Some rust, otherwise exc. shape. Work receipts avail. Will trade for late model car & pay cash difference. Dealer welcome. 853-8041 after 6 p.m. 37-802844-4 Hunter's apeclal. 1977 Ford V* ton 4x4. 5.5 litre diesel, p.s., p.b. 856-3282. 37-2 1974 Ford Va ton. Needs body work, $500.; motor, trans., good cond.; 1970 Caveman camper; 1970 Ford Acadian. 886-4881. 37-4 Scrap cars wanted. Bradner Salvage, 856-8376. 9r793059-tf 1985 Jeep 4x4 Cherokee. 6000 km. $15,000. Silver Alpine stereo. 856-5011, 856-6531. 13-tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Wanted. Mature reliable loving woman to babysit 2 children, aged 3 yrs. & 2 mths., In my Bradner home Mon. - Frl. Some light housekeeping, own transportation. 856-5677. 37-802850-4 Carport aala Sat., Sept. 14, 10-5. Platform rocker, chest of drawers, household & misc. Items. 27090 - 28B Ave. 37-1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY INGE'S DESIGN DANCE COSTUMES CUSTOM SEWING CUSTOM DESIGN TEL.: 856-8217, DAYS OR EVES. Filter Quean with power- head & attach., $200. firm; 6 mth. old white toy poodle cross, $65.; Channel Master T.V. rotor, $100. obo; F.P. utensils, $15. 534- 0829. 37-802858-3 1975 VW Beetle. 62,000 miles, fuel Injected. Good cond. $2450. obo. 858-3280 37-4 Two 5-spoke mags with * radial T/A tires, fit Chev, . $50. pr.; two V/W wheels, tires, $20. pr. 856-7728. 3M Poultry buildings, Ige. egg Incubators, chicken pluck- er, beautiful child's playhouse, girl's ice skates size 12 & 1. Before 8 p.m. 856-3994. 37_3 30" alum, screen door; 1 pr. CCM skates, size 5; one CCM hockey helmet; one Cooper shoulder pad. 856-5242. 37-1 3 spd. Indies bike, exc. cond., $45.; girl's bike, good cond., $18.; old laying chickens, 50 cents ea. 856-6855. 37_2 Aldergrove. Avail. Oct. 1st. 2 bdrm. condo type apt. . $342. pr. mth. 596-8900, '. 420-2237. 3136-268 St. ' 37-802857-2 E * 1931 Modal A P.U. 95%. A-2 shape. Book says approx. $14,000., sell $10,500. Details 852-1507. . 37-2 Make $100,000. 430 frontage x 125 ft. deep. Seven **. lots when sewer comes. 5 < yr. old nice home- with __ suite. Near Safeway, Aldergrove. $99,000. Owner 734- 1300. 37-802856-2 2 budglaa, axe. health. . Comes with cage & all . access. $15. obo. 856-0200 37_3 * 1974 Duster 2 dr., p.s., p.b., auto., slant 6, radio. $1200. 584-8634, 856-7802. 37-tf ATTENTION BINQO PLAYERS For as low as $27. U.S., you can play 2 sessions of bingo In Auburn, Washington. Guaranteed 4 times $1000 every 7 p.m. session with a possibility of winning as much as $80,000. Departing every Sat. Bus j trip, $2 return. For reser- i vatlons, phone 534-8620. | * Ask for Alan or Lynn. 37-20121-3 1973 Astra station wagon. 350, 4 spd., 8% posl, 3.55 • gears, Monza front-end, 20 MPG. $1650. or trade for Mopar. 856-4588. 37-4 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 31 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Need your house cleaned? Responsible ladles will do general houae cleaning. Reas. rates. 866-4217, 856- 1226. 37-3 1976 Ford F350 1 ton flat deck, 4 spd., 360 V8, 2 barrel. New brakes. Fair rubber: $3000. Consider trades. 856-8847. 37-802855-1 1950 Dodge Desoto. Fluid drive, fully restored. Registered vintage plate. Sacrifice at $6000. 886-5847. 37-802854-1 H.D. Inglls washing machine. As new. $175. 856-1482. 37-4 10'x50' Belmont trailer with 8'x14' addition. Pad rent $140. adult court, tin shed. $9000. obo. 534-7580 37-802853-2 Push powar driven Craftsman lawnmower. Good cond. $40. obo. 854-1749. 37-2 1968 Dodge van. Bed, Insulation, new clutch, battery, reconditioned engine. $750. obo. 856-5013 after 6 p.m. 37-4 Honay, $1. pr. lb.; 250 gal. oil tank with 125 gals, oil, $100.856-8093. 37-3 Chimney cleaning, furnace repair. Specializing In pot burner oil stoves & heaters 530-3431. 7 37-4 Chesterfield ate. $100. 856- 2880. 37-1 Buescher alto sax, as new, $600.; Mann guitar with case, $150.; 73 Suzuki 500 dismantle 3000 orlg. miles, $600.686-7698. 37-2 Wantad. Small or Ige. dog house; for sale rollaway cot, $10.; Underwood type- wrlter, $45. 534-8217. 37-4 Wantad. Wide mouth quart sized canning jars.' 866- 5645. 37-tf Wanted. Ringette girdle for girl aged 12. Reas. priced. 856-1025. 37-2 Country living. If you like horses & animals. 1 bdrm. ste. on farm. Fride, stove, all utilities. Prefer female. $450. 856-2853, 533-2223. 37-4 Aldergrove. 3 bdrm. condo. Fridge, stove, washer, dryer. $425. pr. mth. 856- 9038. 37-4 Garage aale. Misc. items. Sun., Sept. 15, 9-4 p.m. 27129 - 27B Ave., Aldergrove- , 37-1 Moving sale. Everything must go. Garden tools, bed, lawnmowers, hide-abed, toys, etc. Sept. 14 & .15, 10-5. 24863 - 57 Ave. No early birds. 37-1 35 HP Cockahutt tractor. 4 cyl. diesel. Runs well. C/W blade. 856-8987. 37-1 Karn piano, $800. 856-7683 •■ 37-2 P.B. Arab geld., 4 yra., 15.1 h.hy, chestnut. $750. obo. 888-186.0. 37-4 1961 Chav Monte Carlo. Lady driven, low mileage. 3.8 litre, V6 eng., p.s., p.b. Exc. cond. 574-3450. 37-4 Rabblta. flemish Giant, Checkered Giant, New Zealand White & Callfornian. 886-7567. 37_4 Uaad Iga. indoor/outdoor carpet. Autumn colors- Size unknown. $5. 858- 8960. 37__ Wanted. 300 bales local good hay. 1st cut. Reas. price payed for reas. hay. 886-8709. 37-_ Rainbow trout. Frypan size caught fresh when you order. $2.50 Ib. Mln. 10 Ib. 856-0542. Delivery free. 37-3 Dining rm. ste. Oval table, 4 chairs, china cupboard. $375. obo. 886-8830. 37-2 Babyaltter avail, after schools & weekends. 43 yra. old. $1. pr. hr. Ask for Heather. 856-8050. 37-4 Aldergrove. 4 bdrm. house for rent. $600. pr. mth. Lge. fenced yard. 856-4342 37-4 Thief in the night AIDERGROVE - a prophetic motion picture, A Thief in the Night, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights, Sept. 13 and 14, at the Aldergrove Gospel Chapel. This drama has brought millions to know the Lord Jesus Christ with its clear and compelling message, according to the Marie IV film producers. Its suspense keeps building up to hold everyone's attention until the surprise ending, during seventy full minutes of illustrated Bible prophecy. In addition to the film, there will be a huge, color chart pinpointing prophetic events as outlined in the scripture. Admission is free; and all will be welcome. Gospel Chapel is located one-third of a mile west of the secondary school. The free booklet "Via" will be available each night to those attending early. Actress Sally Johnson stars as Patty, In the motion picture, A Thief In the Night. Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star get value. "NO CHARGE" PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS MONDAY-FRIDAY: S am to 5 pm • DEADLINE for Wednesday edition... Classified Monday, 2 pm Too Late to Classify Tuesday, 18 noon. Limit of one free 15 word ad per iasue — You must be a aubscriber. - * Private businesses are not included in thia offer. Any additional words should be on another sheet of paper. There is a 18 cent charge per extra word. : • Your ad is moat effective when you include a price. SUBSCRIBERS 'gj^ j0< Uae this form to plan your ad before you call... or clip and mail. The' Aldergrove Stari P.O. Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Classified section How many weeks. Your Name,; Address ______ .Phone. NON-BUBSCRIBERS To receive The Aldergrove Star every week ea well as a free claaaif ied every week, fill out the form below—and attach your first free claaaif ied if you wiah. The Aldergrove Star Name PO Box 220, Aldergrove VOX 1A0 Mailing Add ess Phone □1 year □Cheque VISA No.. $12 □O.A.P. rate - $6 _\1 years □Money order □ VISA card ExDirv date $15 Pro-Ufe walk endorsed MURRAYVTUE - Councilors here have made it clear where they stand when it comes to talk of abortion. This week they unanimously supported a request from the Langley Pro life Society to hold its second annual 'Hike for Life' on Saturday, September 28. The walkathon will start from and end at Credo Christian high school on 52 Avenue and 218 Street. It will start at 9 a.m. and is expected to take four hours. ALDERQROVE UNITED CHURCH 2623-272 St. 8564975 Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Morning worship:*..:15 - 15-95334-11 SOUTH OTTER MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH 2013-248 St., Alder-grow Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. Pastor Carl Bracewell Church Ofllce: 856-6113 '_ 32-19495-tf Bradner Presbyterian Church 5275 Bradner Rd. Morning Worship 10:30 ; Sunday School 10:30 Youth Group: Wed. eves. 7-9 p.m. Pastor David Webber 856-3166 Res. 852-3384 22-19752-tf Evangelical Free Church 26982 Fraser Hwy, (Upper Floor) Corner of 270 St. & Fraser Hwy. (Just west of Smitty's) Worship & Children's Church 10:30 Rev. Ingmar Jacobsen' Pastor 856-1985 or 574-0811 . 22-1970-Klf Anglican Church (Four Saints Langley) St. Dunstan's Aldergrove Worship Service and Church School-11 a.m. On 271 .St. just south of Fraser Hwy. Rev. David Reuss Minister St. Alban's Otter Worship Service and Church School-9:30 a.m. Church Office: 534-6514 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 7221 • 198B St., Langley 11:00 Sunday Service 11:00 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting All Are Welcome SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR -856-8303 BOYS & GIRLS KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 6 Wednesday Night is Club Night beginning 7:00 p.m., September 18, at the South Otter M.B. Church 2013 • 248 Street, Aldergrove Phone 856-6113 or 853-6679 for information about this new A.W.A.N.A. Club Program. ADKGRCM BtfTISTCHURCH 28163 Swensson Ave., Aldergrove 856-1413 Rev. Samuel McCalium SUNDAY SERVICES Bus transportation provided. Nursery facilities avail. 9:45 a.m. - Bible school (nursery to senior classes) 11:00 a.m. -Worship Service ' 6:30 p.m. - Evening Service"" Listen to Bible Reflections 8:30 p.m. Sunday on CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. COME GROW WITH US. "SH-snaws.':' ■■ *.«■ y\:.■;:y—j^'uz&rz ■rnT-*i*«vli_F«"l(_P«* ■ jj- -■-*.-» | .. | ,.i.mjfgen-ntpi 32 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1985 The new reality VANCOUVER - Consumer spending is rising, the tourist business is up and business bankruptcies are down, but there's more bust than boom these days in British Columbia's roller coaster economy. Vivid examples of the new economic reality abound. They can be seen in a new sawmill where sophisticated machines are doing the jobs well-paid workers used to handle! They are found in the mining industry where a third of the province's mines are closed and most of the rest are operating only because they lose less money open than shut. And the toll of those changes can be found in the faces of the people waiting in long food bank lines that form each week when bags of groceries are handed out. It is becoming increasingly apparent that some major changes have taken place in the worid economic order. British Columbia went into the recession laden with revenue from its natural resources - forestry, minerals and natural gas. But it's coming out the other end realizing there is no longer a sellers' market for its products. There are 60,000 fewer people working in British Columbia today than before the recession and the unemployment rate of 13.4 percent for July was one of the highest in the country. The gross domestic product was estimated to have increased 0.5 percent in 1984 and the government is estimating - some say optimistically - that it will grow 2.5 percent in 1985. British Columbia's forests are producing record amounts of timber products but revenues are just bumping along the line between red and black ink and the industry employs 20,000 fewer people than it did four years ago. In 1984 sales totalled $7.6 billion but that isn't expected to increase this year, says Richard Bryan, economist with the B.C. Council of Forest Industries. With protectionist talk in the United States that threatens exports of B.C. lumber, things could get worse before they get better. Like forestry, the mining industry won't recover until prices for its products increase. With Third Worid mineral producers willing to sell at rode bottom prices, widespread improvements in the B.C. mines are not likely in the immediate future. The provincial government groped for solutions to die economic problems, first trying to stimulate the economy with megaprojects like the northeast 'B.C. coal field that began to produce just as worid prices for coal started to crumble. Then it imposed a tough-talking restraint program to cut government expenditures that brought fear and loathing to the ranks of FARM FENCING SPECIALS 26" x 330' FIELD FENCING 32" x 330' FIELD FENCING 39" x 330' FIELD FENCING $ PER ROLL $ PER ROLL PER ROLL 62 79 83 85 30 95 We also build and erect all types of fences for residence and farms FREE QUOTES DUEL FENCING LTD. 856-2929 24639 FRASER HWY. Open /Monday to Saturday — 8:30 a.m. • 5:00 p.m. the public service and, may economists agree, eroded what was left of consumer confidence. In its latest budget the government concentrated on small business - doling out tax breaks and providing incentives for such things as new aquaculture projects. It has also come up with a program to assist borderline forestry and mining operations. There are some bright spots in British Columbia's economy. Preparations for Expo 86, the provincial government's pride and joy, has Vancouver bustling. The fair, which opens next May, will cost $1.5 billion to build, of which the province will put up about $800 million. Its expected deficit will be at least $300 million. The unemployment rate in the greater Vancouver area reflects the activity - it is the lowest in the province at 12.8 percent. However, the thousands of short-term jobs Expo is creating will vanish next October when the fair closes. Retail spending in the province, after declining for four years, has jumped six percent (adjusted for inflation) in the last four months for which figures are available, suggesting consumers feel a new confidence. The Vancouver real estate market has also surged ahead with a 30-percent increase in sales in the last six months compared with the same period last year. Tourism is doing very well. In 1984 tourism revenues amounted to about $2.35 billion, says Mike Horsey, deputy minister of tourism. This year the ministry is expecting that | to increase by be- ' tween six and seven percent. "I'm particularly encouraged by early . figures that show U.S. visitor entries into B.C. up 10.4 percent compared to , an increase of just 3.7 | percent for Canada as I a whole," says Horsey. Business bankruptcies are down slightly' from the record set in 1984 when 1,477 businesses went under. Li the first seven months of this year the figure was 778. ^tnOffeit* FREE DELIVERY 534*4611 FOODS OPEN: 9 am - 9 pm Mon. - Friday: Saturday 9 am - 7 pm Sundays & Holidays 10- 5 y GRADE A • BONE-IN • FULL CUT (ORAOEA . BONELESS 6dl.ELE55.tEAH IBOCk" BREAKFAST$*I 39| SAUSAGE ILB | NEW CROP •B.C. MaclNTOSHQQ*! APPLES 3/Lbs.» »1 RUMP ROAST in 89| NEW CROP* B.C. GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES 3/lbs.W mf STEW.NG1199| I MONEYS'• FRESH I MUSHROOMS 1 lb 89 PINK GRAPEFRUIT 6/$100 HEINZ* 10 OZ. TOMATO n| 7 0$ SOUP 2/15Jy HEINZ* 388ml BEANS' w,th PORK CHEEZ WHIZ 69* $2 99 DAIRYLAND • FIESTA • 4 LITRE 7" ICE $087 CREAM *Q SUNLIGHT* 1.5 L LIQUID DETERGENT *3 18 ERASER VALLEY • SALTED $^_)3ft BUTTER UB.Z CATELLI • 1.5 KG. $ f% i Q MACARONI (L CATELLI • 1.5 KG. $ (P\ "\ Q SPAGHETTI £. GRANULATED WHITE. SUGAR $488 10 Kg &6tfll&.200'S FACIAL TISSUE 95* WHITE SPINE CUCUMBERS 2/ 49* MEDIUM ONIONS §(69* SUNRYPE-1 LITRE APPLE JUICE 98* ROBIN HOOD* 10 KG. $L_* QQ FLOUR *5W HEINZ • 1 LITRE $ aT% ft ft KETCHUP *£ SUNDAY SEPT. 15 ONLY FRESH FRYING CHICKEN Q rw HALVES OX LIMIT 2 PKGS WITH COUPON SUNDAY SEPT. 15 ONLY NALLEYS POTATO fiO* CHIPS DSJV LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON SUNDAY SEPT. 15 ONLY RUSSET POTATOES 1(V LIMIT 20 LBS. WITH COUPON 89* SUNDAY SEPT. 15 ONLY KRONA MARGARINE 99* LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON KELLOGGS' • 800 GR. RAISIN BRAN $2 88 CASHMERE* 4 ROLL TISSUE $1 35 FLEECY* 6 LITRE LIQUID $099 SOFTENER J
Title changes in chronological order: Aldergrove Herald (1957-10-16 to 1958-02-20), Aldergrove News (1958-02-27 to 1964-04-30), Central Fraser Valley Echo (1964-05-06 to 1964-12-23), Central Fraser Valley Star (1967-01-17 to 1969-02-05), and Aldergrove Star (1969-02-12 to 1991-12-31). Presented to the Alder Grove Heritage Society by Kurt Langmann and Family, July 1, 2021.
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