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-H— way widening ok'ed MURRAYVILLE - Approval has been given to a road improvement program of Fraser Highway between Bellingham Highway (264 Street) and 270 Street, west of Aldergrove. Municipal councilors have agreed to pay $400,000 as the township's share in the program which will see the widening of the three-quarter mile of highway to four lanes, with curbs, gutters and sidewalks. -One local councilwoman was Bennett "not considering '86 election" VANCOUVER - PremierBUI -Ben- nett says he has no plans to call a provindal election soon, despite suggestions that' his Social Credit government could capitalize on the "euphoria" created by Expo 86. Bennett says he has information indicating his government would win if an election was called now. AWe're in a period of making things work. We're in our third year of economic growth after having a tough time in the recession. Things are happening "all over the province and my total commitment is to make sure that :^ntinife_r:^;;- V'] ^'';;T^r^' "- "I havenlt thoiight about Sections. They've all been in the minds of others." ^Bennett says he agrees with assessments that Expo, which runs to Oct. 13, would be a perfect time to call an election, but that he is "not as political" as those who suggest that. The last election was May 5, 1983. Standing in die legislature is Social Credit 35, New Democratic Party 21 and Progressive Conservative 1. opposed' to the project. Aid. Muriel Arnason said she could not see any sense in widening this stretch of road only to create a constant traffic bottleneck east of 270 Street: Arnason said it would have made more sense to spend the money on improvements to the highway between Jackman Road (272 Street) and Station Road (276 Street), "where the people are." It would also make sense for planners Jo start thinking of a ring road around Aldergrove, she said. The Aldergrove •lllegitimus no.n carborundum' VOL.28 No.21 WEDNESDAY, MAY21,1986 30CENTS Established 1957 3089-272 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. Call 856-8303 or 858-5212 Out on bail MATSQUI - An Abbotsford man charged with five counts of sexually assaulting young boys has been released without bail by Matsqui provincial court. Graham Stanley Hamilton Cook, 139, was charged earlier this month after investigation by Matsqui police and Abbotsford RCMP1. He will appear in provincial court, Sept. 25. Below average run-off this year AGASSIZ - Runoff of the Fraser River this year should be about 90 percent of average, according to the April snow survey bulletin of the provincial ministry of environment's water management branch. Snowpacks were well below normal in the lower and middle Eraser watersheds and on the North Thompson. In the upper Fraser and South Thompson watersheds they were average. FORT LANGLEY - Can can dancers from this area kept their smiles on while working out their high-kicking, quick- stepping routine along the entire parade route during the community's 64th annual May Day festivities. About 100 floats and other entries took part in the. colorful shew under sunny skies. -Staff photo Good news for economy now VICTORIA - British Columbia's reputation for wild, razzle-dazzle politics is suffering during the current sitting of the legislature, which has been overshadowed by Expo 86. Even members admit they are boring themselves silly during a session that has sunk into the depths of the doldrums. It has been so boring quorum calls have been frequent during debate on the provincial budget and ministerial spending estimates. Politicians with something to say are saying it for news conferences rather than the legislature as reporters have avoided the dull debates. Social Credit members say the opposition New Democrats are burned out and cannot think up good questions. The NDP says the Socreds have introduced no legislation worth arguing about. , Conservative Graham Lea said it has been years since either side had a new idea. 4^ Most members agree Expo 86: has relegated the provincial legislature to sideshow status. Veteran New Democrat Alex Macdonald said the sittings are dull and boring and in 26 years he had not known it to "limp along like it is right now. "It's very low-key, and the government loves that. There is no legislation of any significance, nothing controversial. "The estimates are droning on -- and I mean droning ~ with five or six people sitting in the legislative chamber boring themselves silly." New Democrat Mark Rose, who had sat in the House of Commons for nine years before joining the B.C. legislature, concurred that it has been a boring session. "The government's preoccupation is really totally devoted to Expo and their own re-election. They are not putting forth any legislation." Social Credit backbencher Cliff Michael said it has been a quiet session with question period having deteriorated badly from what it used to be: "There's hot much spark there." Expo and the royal visit diverted attention, but Michael said the NDP is losing half a dozen strong and capable people. "They may be coasting. Not putting it in any kind of a derogative manner, but they are on their way out and they haven't got the spark." Agriculture minister Tom Waterland said proceedings are as dull or exciting as members want to make them, but the government does have\a light legislative program. V He acknowledged there is a provincial preoccupation with Expo. Deputy speaker Bruce Strachan noted recently that 90 percent of the spending estimates had been debated with fewer than 10 members on hand. VANCOUVER - Merchants are happy, housing sales are increasing and one economist says the drop of the trend-setting Bank of Canada rate to its lowest level in eight years means good news for B.C.'s economy. Richard Allen, chief economist lor B.C. Central Credit Union, said the drop in the bank rate will mean more capital investment in British Columbia and "give companies a chance to rebuild." British Columbians also will have more money to spend as commercial banks follow the Bank of Canada's lead and pass the lower interest rates on to consumers, Allen said. "Personal debt will decrease and retail sales will increase as a result of lower interest rates," said Allen. "This is good news for B.C.'' The real estate market, already showing sig**" -***■ >mnrovement in P .a some parts of the province, should benefit once the commercial banks drop their rates, Allen said. Mortgage rates, currently at their lowest level in eight years, are considered the main reason lor the current boom in lower mainland house sales. The Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board reported 1,813 home sales on the multiple listing service last month --a 30 percent increase over April 1985 sales. He also said that lower rates, combined with an increased confidence in the economy, will push lower mainland housing prices up about eight percent this year. The prime rate was as low as 10 percent earlier this year but quickly moved to 13 percent when the Bank of Canada rate rose to support the sagging Canadian dollar, which had fallen below 70 cents U.S. But the dollar has also strengthened in recent weeks. I merit j~-u. : ■; ■> ...i • 1X4 01401 if M< ^^_r^^^ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 Expo visitors victimized LANGLEY - BC Teachers' Federation vice-president Elsie McMurphy was a main attrac tion at the Langley teachers rally outside school board offices, Thursday afternoon. -Staff photo Teachers in solidarity LANGLEY - Close to 200 teachers rallied outside the school district offices Thursday afternoon in a display of solidarity in their current negotiations with trustees and administration. " The teachers' association had launched a work-to-rule campaign, May 2 on the' issues of rights for temporary and part-time teachers, transfer and evaluation processes. Another central issue is a lack of agreement, on salary increases, effective this September. LTJA bargainers want a 2 percent increase while the trustees have held firm with a 1.5 percent offer. LTA president Barb Parrott read letters of support from other provincial teachers' associations and welcomed guests and speakers to the rally. Those attending included Langley trustee Rosemary Bolster, NDP hopefuls Sandra Hulbert and Ken Novakowski and B.C. teachers' federation -rice-president Elsie McMurphy. McMurphy attacked the "archaic bargaining" procedures but said, "boards don't have to hide behind government barricades."; She said the teachers's demand for joint committees to look at fundamental rights was not a revolutionary concept and that currentc^job. action was ' 'highly commendable." The 2 percent salary increase sought was below the %$l percent provincial average, she added. The LTA's bargainer, Kathleen McCrae said teachers were left FRlprSEMINAR How t© Start Your Own ^Jgu^Uiess,. Frfr,May23, .9p.m. HAIDAWAY RESTAURANT 27125 Fraser Hwy., -\ AI(_ergroye Limited Enrollment - Preregistration Advised. 'tS&rBox 45k Al&rgrqye ^o^phone 856-3877 20-2 with "no option" as "trustees are unwilling to bargain."The half a percent difference between the two parties was "very minimal," and amounted to about $150,000. She said a May 20 meeting between the LTA executive and trustees may result in an agreement, in which case the work-to- rule campaign would be called off May 21. Langley district superintendent Emery Dosdall said, Tuesday, that the district offered the, annual increments given to all teachers plus 1.5 percent, "which is what (B.C. Compensation Stabilization program chairman) Ed Peck is allowing. He's allowing 3 percent, including increments, and our increments are about 1.5 percent annually." He said the LTA has also countered with a demand for joint committees to include LTA representatives to consider the issues concerning temporary and part- time teachers and the transfer and evaluation processes. VANCOUVER - Visitors to Expo should be wary, as pickpockets have become active in the dty. Different groups of pickpocket rings have been reported during the past few weeks. One group of three Chinese males, used the method of aiming a car at a pedestrian, usually a Japanese tourist, crossing at an intersection. As the car slammed on its brakes just short of the victim, he became disoriented and was jostled and his wallet stolen bytone of the driver's accomplices. Criminals were arrested with the assistance of the Crimestoppers unit while they were .filming the re-enactment. One minute a Crimestoppers crew were acting out a new pickpocket scam before the TV cameras and the next they were arresting the very crooks they were imitating. "Our actors turned up on Robson Street - both Chinese policemen - and found themselves being followed by a police surveillance team," said Det. Steve Fudge, Crimestoppers' assistant co-ordinator. Fudge quickly told the surveillance team his squad was filming a crime re-enactment - and was told the surveillance team was following the real crooks only a block away. "Only a short distance away the three-man pickpocket team, real -pros here for Exfro from Hong Kong, were working away." Not wanting to disrupt the surveillance, Fudge and his squad then headed off to look for a new filming location. "Then the call came _'_» for backup and. they requested the Crimestoppers cars attend to help," said Fudge. "We headed over to make the arrest along with the other police team.'' The three men are suspected of hitting Japanes tourists for weeks in the downtown area. Malasplna College in Nanaimo is offering a two-year Greenhouse Horticulture Technology Program. Career options include floriculture and greenhouse v production of vegetables and forest seedlings. Upon completion of the program, students receive an Associate in Technology Diploma which qualifies them to be employed as greenhouse supervisors, technicians, or managers in a growing industry. % GREENHOUSE HORTICULTURE TECHNOLOGY Write for further information to: Registration Centre, Malaspina College, 900 Fifth Street, Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 5S5 - , 900 Fifth Street, MalaSpina Nanaimo, B.C. COllege V9R5S5 A second group, a black couple, are victimizing women travelling the transit system. Their modus operandus is to deter their victim by having one suspect ask bus directions, while the other rifles the victim's purse. The suspects, both with American accents, are described as a negro male, 30 years old, 5'9", 190 lbs., short blade hair, and a negro female, late 20s, 5'2", slim build, short dark hair. Crimestoppers can be contacted at 665-TTPS (8477). The organization pays up to $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and charge of a person or persons involved in a crime, and Callers do not have to reveal their identity. Driver killed instantly LANGLEY - A Sunday night motor vehicle accident killed one man and injured two others. Colin Neil O'Leary, 21, was killed instantly at about 11:16 p.m., May 18, in the two vehicle collision in the 3700 block of 208 Street. He was the driver of the north-bound vehicle, and passenger Carolyn Smorang was taken to Langley Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. Driver of the south-bound vehicle, Daniel Gillis also suffered minor injuries but did not require hospitalization^ All; parties involved are Langley area residents. RCMP are still investigating the cause of the collision. mm WErlAVf 0V9-? 2MlliMDeUA& V\|0KTH OF NEW VEHlCtfS IN _3T0CMOVER 2mUOHP0UA&S\ WORTH COM lAk* ! MUST 66 SOLD! weirv mm __XAMPU£ mcw 00 «6 RANKER *738g>? 86-096 CAh^r^TOf-M} §6,735r 8620I7 ever<ftfekrde on our lot! s.... UNCOUJ MERCURY 3E56Z S. FRASER WAH. Afe60T5ft?RP |i\WeAJ7PR.W IP CHoPSEFJftW. _____________ •*_*|tKl****,*All ** *jJ) IN CANADA, AT LEAST THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1989 Women are more Eike men TORONTO - Canadian women are becoming more like men, says advertising director Robert Trout- beck, facetiously citing a new line of women's underwear styled like men's briefs. But that's not bad, he told the Association of Canadian Advertisers' annual seminar, because it's a reflection of their growing involvement in the workforce and that, in turn, is leading to greater feelings of satisfaction generally. Canadians as a whole are more contented than they were a few years ago and more than Americans are today, Troutbeck said reporting findings from an extensive marketing survey conducted by his advertising firm, Needham Harper of Canada. More women these days say they like sports cars and being considered a leader, have more LANGLEY - Nettie Omelanlec, local MLA Bob McClelland and highways minister Alex Fraser officially opened this area's long-awaited motor licence office on Logan Avenue, last Wednesday. -Staff photo Motor office opens LANGLEY - Completion took a couple months longer than anticipated, but this area's first motor licence office finally opened to the public last week. The office, staffed by five can handle all requirements of local motorists. Their direct computer link through B.C. Systems Corp., enables them to conduct lien check, vehicle transfers and all manner of motor vehicle and driver registrations. Branch manager Peter Prentice and Wayne Adams are the driver examiners, and issuing clerks are Norma Batyi, Norn Lacharite and Darla McDonald. All staff have been transferred from other motor licence offices, and Prentice adds that no additional staff hirings have been required in the department, as the service has only been localized to meet this area's demand: The office is located at 20290 Logan Avenue, call 530-3087. self-confidence and feel they are under a great deal of pressure, the survey results show. , And Calvin Klein's men's underwear for women is a big seller. But women still cling to certain traditional values, and interests, Troutbeck said. They enjoy cooking more than ever and tend to be homebodies rather than party-goers. More than 40 percent of them say the husband "should be the boss in the house," although only five percent believe men are smarter than women. The Needham Harper study was tailored for the Canadian market and surveyed 2,200 adults and 640 teens on 1,000 questions by mail. Troutbeck said the survey is accurate within six percentage points either Way, 85 times out of 100. The survey supports the idea of the modern Canadian woman being "superwoman" competing in the working world but retaining many of her traditional home- making values. "Clearly women are adding to their lives and subtracting very little," Troutbeck told the seminar. "As artificial restrictions on women are lifted we are seeing natural changes of confidence, optimism and changes in the workforce. This is where the sexes are merging, where women and men are becoming ^aHke. They are converging in their- attitudes towards life in general and there is a :<■ gradual breakdown in the gap that has traditionally separated the sexes. "Equally important, however, are those areas where they are not converging. Women seem to be retaining a higher interest in areas concerning the children,. with having a clean, attractive home for their family. 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';..u_«.j ,r*>*: ■•• •." •'. ■ •'.■''•• « > By WttUAM THOMAS ' Have you ever noticed as time goes on the world looks more; and more like a circus? Well it does. •:■■'., Imean three rings can no longer confine,it and fun and laughter do not define it but it's a circus out there all tlie same. Phineas Taylor Barnum, the man who did more to Shape America than. Lincoln, claimed "There's a sucker bom every minute." Standing steadfastly behind this conviction and slightly to die left of the flap door of his freakshow tent, Barnum spent his entire life proving and profiting from this simple observation of life. As smart as he was, Bamum could not see the future, a time in which governments, oil companies and wealthy evangelists would use his one rule of life to underwrite their policies and platforms. Barnum made his claim to infamy around 1840 and could not possibly know the extent of its evolution to modern times. Natural population growth has come into play with a sudden tilt of the world's axis to distort his theory, today there is not a sucker born every minute. Actually eleven suckers are bom every minute along with eight terrorists, two Hari Krishna, one Marxist, half a punkrocker, two professional athletes, four computer programmers and three people willing to publicly humiliate themselves for a guest shot on T.V.'s Bloopers and Practical Jokes. Being re-bom does not affect the results of this survey, one way or the other. Today PT. Bamum would be proud of us. Unfortunately he'd, also be out of work, imitation being the highest form of flattery and the fastest way to destroy an original idea. Bamum laid the footings for this modem world of burs. His first venture involved the purchase and opuntry-wide exhibition of Joyce Heath, a Negro slave reputed to be A banner of hope i The Vancouver waterfront was the target,-for royalty, provincial and national digniaries and British Columbians when the gates opened on Expo 86, letting the people in and die secrets out. -f The _fl-atest exhibition ever envisioned on the nation's west i coast is now drawing crowds to the Vancouver site. Expo 86 will be part of the provincial scene for six months and the site with its facilities will ■ be part of the Vancouver shoreline for the future. ,-.\ ''■;.- , The opening ceremonies, attended by many islanders and thousands of others, were a fitting and brilliant tribute to the project, which has been underway for almost a decade. The vast array of . presentations by Canada and many other nations were augmented by vithe presence of the Prince and 'Princess of Wales and hundreds of British Columbians taking part in a program that could not have been bettered in Hollywood. Expo 86 is B.C.'s introduction to the world. It is the attraction of the year for .tourists and .travellers -■from every nation.There can be no doubt that many peoples of other nations, to whom British Columbia has been no more than a coupling of words, will leam to enjoy and to admire this beautiful province as a result of Expo 86. The fair is more than a new star in the tourist firmament. It is the triumphant challenge by B.C. to put an end to a period of depression. The vast numbers of visitors to Expo will keep thousands of British Columbians on their toes this year, but it is confidently expected that the effects will bring the province out of the doldrums and into, a new era of activity.: Expo opened with a glitter and a delight. Until the fall ittwill be the number one attraction, not only in B.C., but in all of Canada, and the reflection of its glittering lights will be seen in every city across the land. The glitter is not merely a lure to attract visitors from home and abroad; it is the mark of the coastal province; the mark of confidence; the mark of hope for the future. The tide of both national and provindal economies is on the turn and Expo is the triumphant banner of hope and confidence. Expo is the heart of 1986. $ NOREEN. HOrN'Vf 70UBEEN?. -no,its sine...sinoair ^raeiHSS, yafc musbaisp.1! siv, i hasIjust fcfeADWG WHEREY00 BORROWfeP B^USTE^I WM WONDERW3- WJTH INOMfeTOANPALL-ipWO (BULD-aW ME m UNT1LTHE _M UmpM ti'tt&V: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Good going, Carol Suiting up the union ho Star fiir nlonfv n( anrui _rni-__— Innlrino, fni* mW H Editor, The Star, Sir, : Congratulations to Aid. Carol ■jGrlfc^,.,, ,^ ;...►,, I The sooner every politician (alderman, trustee, MIA or MP) realizes that taxes must be cut, the better. . ■, With Canadian taxpayers burdened by a $30-billion-plus deficit, it is time for every young man and woman to get up in arms. Vote out die old bunch of politicians who will no£, or can not cut taxes. School teachers and union leaders should take note that there are plenty of good workers looking for jobs. ; < We don't need any more government monstrocities like ICBC, Hydro, CMHC, ViaRail, and LRT Skytrains. We don't need more taxes, and we don't need snowballing deficits. And what is wrong with annual elections? We will pay and pay until we kick out the whole disgusting bunch. EUGENE WIENS, Mission Editor, The Star, Sir, Over the last few weeks I have, with some interest, read the letters written by a Miss Peardon and a Mr. Hopkins. I do not know Miss Peardon; but I believe Mr. Hopkins is that nice young man who has been so very kind to many of us senior people in Aldergrove. I know nothing of unions of course, #■ Fair's fair A way with words E_tor^the Star, Sir, >Msl Peiardon does have a way with words, now if she could learn to align them in such a way as to tel the truth, would that not be befutifUl? ~" Since,she is so well versed in ■.•••^•--■■•'•■■^■■■i-*-.---*-T--j;*;V;-;- --■ •_ - L- ■ .- union matters Ms. Peardon should tell the people of Aldergrove where her local union representative suggested the legion obtain monies to pay her and her friends what they want. WALLY HOPKINS Editor, The Star, Sir- Thankyou for your coverage of the Sheep and Wool Fair 86. We appreciate the articles printed throughout.the year but especially at fair time. HZ DINGWALL Lower Mainland Sheep Producers Langley ; but my late husband used to wear - in die winter time - what we called a union suit. Miss Peardon seems to be creating a Controversy. Mr. Hopkins seems to want only the truth to be known. But, of course, our thanks should go to the men and ladies of our local Legion club who gave of their time and health so those two young people could grow up in a country where they could express their beliefs. Miss Peardon, are you the young lady who was in that bad accident a short time ago? I so hope you were not hurt. Accidents are such terrible things. Mr. Hopkins thanks again for giving so graciously of your time to many of us seniors. JANATA ANAMALAGA Aldergrove 161 years old. Enormous profits and instant notoriety obscured the fact that a post-mortem revealed the woman's actual age to be in the late 70*s. ? Next, fhe took possession of Charles Sherwood Stratton, renamed him General Tom Thumb and took the 15- pound 2'1" five-year-old on the road. He once, offered Sarah Bernhardt $10,000 if he could exhibit her amputated leg, but never having seen "That's Incredible" or been handled by an agent she turned him down. With his partner, James Bailey, Bamum went on to found the "Greatest Show On Earth", epitomizing the modem day circus. In Bridgeport, Connecticut, the city where he found Tom Thumb, Barnum in his inimitable modesty built The Bamum Museum. . Though it flourished for a time, The Bamum Museum eventually went broke. The People of Bridgeport attributed its demise to a poor .economy. I don't think so. I think one night during a full moon with Halley's Comet on the cusp, the circus escaped from Barnum's museum. It just up and /walked away. It spread through ' America, Canada and the world, practising along the way until now, the circus is playing to packed houses and . three-deep street crowds everywhere. It's just out there; Only now hasf it truly fulfilled its geographic billing as the greatest show on earth. It's everywhere, it's everywhere with Bamum long forgotten. I look at energy costs and taxes and our justice system and I see those responsible with water- squirting daisies in their lapels shaking our hands with joy buzzers taped to their palms. I watch a session of parliament and I notice they're all wearing red bulbous noses, bouncing up and down on whoopee cushions. I see politicians and close friends of politicians and I can't ignore their electric yellow wigs, the eyebrows that move up and down, the checkered ties cut in half, the hands in each others' pockets. The circus escaped from Barnum Museum one night and now we're stuck with, it. Be there any doubters to this observation take even the slightest glimpse at Canada Post, this country's best known act since Wayne and Shuster came home from the old Ed Sullivan Show. Oh the circus is out there all right, but without Barnum's three rings it's tough to pick Clarabell out of the crowd or decide which Flying Wailenda to push the net under. The wild animals aren't as tame as they used to be and the animal trainers may have real bullets in their guns, but it's a circus out there all the same. As the "King of Clowns" ~ Red Skelton - was fond of saying after he'd done a six-minute pantomime of two seagulls have marital difficulties: "You can't take life too seriously. He^l, nobody's getting out of It alive.1' THE AIDERGROVE STAB/WEDNESDAY, MAY 2i,lM« -5 ASK ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, I am engaged to a very nice woman who I love very much. She's pretty, intelligent, a wonderful cook and a great little dancer. (Dancing is my life.) However, every time we go out together with her friends she introduces me as the second man she has been engaged to. How embarrassing this is! I feel so awful I just want to Crawl away and die. Should I simply laugh it off or is there another solution? Signed: Second fiddle. Dear Second, Don't crawl, die or laugh it off. Have a talk with your intended and tell her exactly how you feel. If you don't, you will be playing second fiddle all the years you are married. Dear Annabelle Welcome back! The Star paper just wasn't the same without you for so many weeks. I am sure the Star readers would like to know what you did on your holidays and what exciting things happened. I know I sure would. Hope you will tell us next week. Thanks from a loyal reader. Also what happened to your lovely picture the week you returned? .-■,- w „* bsMin' Dear LR. Thanks for your letter, it is very nice to know 1 was missed. I just wish I could remember what I did when I was away. It was so cold in . England and Wales this Spring that I think my brain partially froze. However, I am making a comeback by keeping my head warm and drinking hot toddies. Maybe when we get our color slides back I will remember something and let you in on it. As for the picture, it resurfaced again last week. I was pleased to see there were no dart marks on it. 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, VOX 1A0. .NVENTORY R.EPORT b. VALUATION Providing you with a Complete Inventory of your Home or Business. flay the F.I.R.E. game - 1. Stop, take a look In the room that you are in for 2 minutes. 2. Leave the room, and write down all the items that you remember in S mins. 3. Did you remember ail possessions? F.I.R.E. COULD! , Don't delay - Don't rely on your memory 854 - F.I.R.E.(3473) ByERICDIBB I believe we are coming to an important change in our economy - one which holds ramifications for all of us from the speculative trader to the passive term deposit holder and even to the consumer. It appears that the disinflationary trend is coming to an end. A new inflationary cycle lies ahead. This new trend, while potentially much larger than the previous inflationary cycle (yes, larger) offers all of us opportunity to grow our assets and to protect ourselves against the negative aspects of inflation^ I believe we will look back at the Soviet Union's recent nuclear power plant disaster as die fundamental event, mat is or was responsible for this change .-. not the only event, but a key one, The environmental damage this accident could case, the full extent we may never know, would place an unusual demand upon the western nations' commodity prices. For example, if 10 to 15 percent of the crop producing land is rendered useless for a year or two, this will place tremendous demand on wheat, com, and other such products. While 10 to 15 percent Emergency system studied During the last year a new 'enhanced 911' system has been introduced in a number of major areas including Metro Toronto, Metro Montreal, the Seattle area and Chicago. BURNABY - The Greater Vancouver regional district has initiated a study of a region-wide 911 emergency telephone system using new, sophisticated equipment. The new equipment is more advanced than Systems presently in use in British Columbia and is also less costly. At present Vancouver and Richmond are the only two municipalities that provide the 911 service in Greater Vancouver. The system provides features not available on the existing systems in this area including the address and phone number of the , location from which the emergency call is being made. Preparing for earthquakes know what shi||t) if an =, ^"strikes' British Columbia? Will you know where to find information in a hurry? ^, Beginning this year, information on ways to protect your family in the event of an earthquake will be as close as the telephone directory. \ Suggestions on how to make the home safer before an earthquake and what to do during and after the tremors Will be included in a section in B.C. Tel white pages on the south coast. The information will appear first in directories for Metro Vancouver, to be distributed in late May and June, and for th$ Sunshine Coast, Powell River an_ Squamish, to be delivered in late August. Directories for other high-risk areas from Victoria to the Queen Charlottes will have the new page included in 1987 editions. The earthquake section is provided by Emergency Planning Canada based on the most current information. . The additional page in the directories is jointly presented by B.C. Tel and the federal and British Columbia governments. Inclusion of the page in other area directories will be considered at a later date. R&N Auto FRAME SPECIALISTS ws am equipped to mpalrcan mm tody shorn shouldn't touch. SPECIALIZING IN UNIBODY & FRONT WHEEL DRIVE I.C.B.C. CLAIMS - FREE COURTESY CARS OUT OF PROVINCE CLAIMS HANDLED 530-9818 » 530-7757^ 6000 • 196th ST., LANGLEY, B.C. V3A 5X3 ^Jr does not sound like much, it is still extremely large on the wider scale. We've already seen restrictions placed on milk and green vegetables by neighboring countries. Beef, sugar, and pork are also affected - and the list goes on. This could be the turning point in the economic cycle. What do investors and consumers do now? They do what die informed members of the public do - they change their deflationary investments into inflationary investment. For example - bond holders will sell their long term bonds (at a profit, I'm sure) and buy short term T bills or Similar - not today, but soon. Speculators will clear off their short positions of gold, silver, and other deflationary investments and prepare to buy these commodities. Other implications of this cycle change include - the reversal in interest rates from down to up - die peak in the mini-real estate boom may be near. We are coming into a period of high volatility in many areas of the economy. The international currency market may be an early indicator of what is to come. Interest rates have recently been cut in Canada, Japan and the U.S. With rates dropping as they have, U.S. federal government bonds are yielding less and less all the time - about 7% percent right now. This makes this area of the investment arena less attractive and investors look elsewhere for higher returns. Many are looking to the inter national stockmarkets, particularly at Australian and New Zealand bonds where yields are significantly higher. The implications of this confirm my return to inflationary theory, in that the U.S. federal reserve has to refinance their huge debt (as does Canada) and to do that they would have to attract the heeded capital that is now going into the stock- market and to "down under". To raise rates prior to an election is probably unlikely - the alternative is to, of course, re-inflate, that is print more money to refund the debt, and away we go! Bradner walkers, too LANGLEY - Award badges for completion of the 29th annual Langley Walk's 12 mile route went to all age groups in the Valley;* Pour Bradner area winners included the party of Margaret Fisher, Darlene Hutner, Lucy Warmerdam and Shirley Lockhart. Merchants, Navy tie ALDERGROVE - The Merchants and Navy Base teams are tied for. first so far in this season of the women's softball league. langley Hotel holds second place in the league of seven. Recent game scores are: May 12, Merchants 9-AlGlass 4 May 14, Navy Base 25-Drillers & and Pernridge Arms 13 • langley Hotel 5. •«-■'./ Two games are played each Monday and Wednesday at CFB, Aldergrove or Steele Park. What's NEW at LAN6LEY T0Y0TAT0WN? New Extended Parts & Service Hours to Fulfill Your Needs. -^ Monday to Friday ^ 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Open at 7:30 a.m. Pick-up till 9:00 p.m. Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT: Parts & Service Direct: 530-9151 TOYOTA TOYOTA QUALITY SERVICE GENUINE PARTS 19459 No. 10 HIGHWAY, SURREY i 530-3156 Direct Line. 530-9151 6 THE ALDERGROVE STAR; WEDNESDAY, MAY 21; 1986 COACHED TO VICTORIES do motos keep -*•■"■'"- ■_• ••■','• •*■ *'• well at Upper locals active ■ ~ -®1* ... T__"____-*_»r»___-*_-* -_ifi____ __ir__«* _____ iir__*__r ALDERGROVE, - This year has. been an up and down year for the trade athletes at Aldergrove High but their performance at Maple Ridge last Wednesday was some** thin^tosee. The seniors placed fourth overall. The grade eight boys 4 x 100 team of Heath Radmore, Dave Morgan, Paul Okazaki and Wes Borg went as far as they can in winning the race. No other grade eight team has accomplished this in Aid-. ergrove's track history; Cathy Hilliard, 'coming off surgery, placed first in the 100 meter and 200 meter. Quite an accomplishment. 'r:,;Vc:. /:/"'■ Rick Davidson came out of nowhere to place first in the discus and shot put as well as finish third in the javelin. Ellis and Ernie Charlton second and third respectively in the tough 1500 meter Laura Peterson placed second in the 1500m, 400m and 800m as well as anchor the 4 x 400 team to a third place finish. Jennifer Doran placed third in discus and second in the javelin.. Mike Leman, Ernie Charlton, Mike McCrae and David Ellis placed third in the 4 x 400 event. Pam Ingeberg placed fourth in the 1500m, Mike McCrae fifth in the 1500m, Dave Morgan fourth in high jump, Grin Paris thin) in the 100 meter and Pam Ingeberg, Bonnie McKissock, Cathy Hilliard and Sylvia Guenther third in the 4 x 100. David Ellis, Ernie Charlton, Orin Paris, and Jeff Kinley placed fourth in the 4 x 100. This year's team performed well throughout the mini-meets at Langley and did well in representing Aldergrove at the Upper Fraser Valley's in Maple Ridge. Coaches Bill Singer and Troy Greenfield are to be congratulated for; their efforts in helping this year's team do so well. „. ifot soft in softball league Bantam Boys: Aldergrove Dairy Queen had ■tteiE^firsI"win* against Langley. Winning pitcher was Gordy Woykiri. Heads up playing all the vj^y.-Sco^e 12-4. Shi Tuesday the D,Q;'s faced a "iMge" Chilliwack J (earn. The score ended up 17$. for Ghil- liwack but the locals were in the game all the way. Gordie pitched another great game and ail the boys played well. • Midget Girls: file" O.K. Corrall gang is still undefeated, playing in a Langley- Surrey league. This week they walked oyer Guildford and Newton. This team is hoping to qualify for the Summer Games but still have plenty of obstacles to overcome. The O.K. Girls are ranked in "C"; category and will be facing teams in A & B categories; Squirt Girls: On May! 7 the Cut Above defeated A-1 Glass _7-ll. AH exciting game with home runs by Tracey Dudley and "Laurie Taylor. Outstanding plays by Shannon Hall, Casey Collin- son and Dawn Blncaryk and Alison Stockbrocks, Winning pitcher was Poppy Hamilton. May 14 game: . •*./... A Cub Above 24, Jays Burgers 12. In spite of the final score, the opening; innings were very exciting. Kimberly Trueman was 3 for 3 at the plate. Home runs were scored by Laurie Taylor, Amber Mutter, Tracey Dudley and Poppy Hamilton. Nicole Ousten also scored 3 times and made an outstanding centre field catch, with her teeth! Winning pitcher was Poppy with Tracey Dudley finishing the last 4 innings to nail down the victory. Motocross action over the weekend was busy with greater entertainment value than ever.before. Allan Dyck of Abbotsford surprised the Supercross audience at B.C. Place Stadiqm, Saturday with a powerfd display which took him to second place in the main event, the 250 expert class. i. Washington's Mike Larson took an early lead in the, event, but Alberta's Ross Peterson and Dyck pulled ahead in the fourth lap. Dyck made no mistakes and finished about three seconds behind Peterson. Other local riders, Charlie Chariton and Darrei Martens made a strong showing but-best result was Martens' 16th place finish in the main event. Considering recent weather conditions the Victoria Day championships at Little Rock Raceway had almost perfect track conditions. Best entertainment came from the winner of the longest jump contest, Rob Hansen of Kent, Wash. He took die $500 purse for his distance of 59 '6" and then topped it off with bizarre table tops and other tricks. Trophy winners, in order of finish, were: 'j§ 125 Junior -Tony Sandstrom, Curtis Oikes, Dave Chamberlain, Art Chadsey, Cory Mclhtyre and Duane Johnston. 250 Junior - Greg Pickup, John Harris and Curtis Oakes. ■.- Open Junior - Blaine Follack. Veteran - Wayne Schuler and Lauence St. Pierre. i?*^ Over the hill gang - Dan krogh. 125 Expert - Rob Van Dieman, Todd Turnbull and Trevor Yuros. 125 Senior -Jamie Thomson and Rick Hamer-Jackson. 250 Expert - Rob Van Dieman, Charlie Chariton and Trevor Yuros. Qpen Senior - Carl Muller, Bemie Casey and Ben Sanders. Open Expert - Mike Larson, Jari Heinonen and Danny Kerr. 250 Senior - Jamie Thomson, Rick Hamer-Jackson and Scott Wilband. SWSB "A" - Leslie Bilesky, Jay Chenier and Jimmy Smith. SWSB "B" - Kevin Knock. HORSEBACK RIDING IS FUN! Learn while enjoying Tie tranquility of s wooded trails. All ages - individuals or family groups. .', * - -fi tall for info. 856-5055 17-tf Howard Kirk, R.D.M. , DENTAL MECHANIC Wishes to inform the public of new operating hours of his denture clinic at 27314 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. TELEPHONE: 856-5155 HOURS.'Monday - Friday 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Saturday - By Appointment _%^ FOR ALL YOUR MOTORCYCLE NEEDS SEE: VALLEY HONDA 101 -20560 No. 1"0 HWY. LANGLEY, B.C. ^v 133-4545 "The Motocross Specialists" The Central Fraser Valley White Pages are now closing- Mow's your last chance to check your listing to make sure ifs accurate and up-fo-date-you may want to include other family members. If you represent a business, now. the time to add or alter your listing. Also be sure to check the names and positions of key employees for possible listing additions or revisions. Charges apply for changes and extra listings. Call your B.CTel Customer Service Office before your opportunity fades away. -'■Rem.® UMm ii___-___^__m • ■■-.*aV-i-,'":/:' ' ■i THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,r 1986" r7 "Our Name Is Our Promise To You" Canada grade A beef inside round roast kg 5.93 lb. 69 Ovenfresh hot bread •white or 100% whole wheat ?_£? mm ^Jl^^mh H^** California grown l TASTB THE FRESHNESS kg 1.30 lb. 59 i •_. • * BOM Kraft •Parkay margarine WITH1 COMPLETED SUPER SAVER CARD YOU PAY ONLY 1.36 kg (3 lb.) pkg. SPECIAL ADVERTISED PRICE WITHOUT SUPER SAVER CARD YOU PAY 2.69 1 99 Niagara orange juice •frozen •concentrated 341 ml (l_fbozO tin Purex »2 ply bathroom tissue WITH 1 COMPLETED SUPER SAVER CARD YOU PAY ONLY Campbell's • cream of mushroom soup 284 mL (10 fl. ox.) tin 99 2 * •assorted colors 8 roll pkg. ICE 3.39 SPECIAL ADVERTISED PRICE WITHOUT SUPER SAVER CARDYOUPAY 99 Topfrost ice cream •all flavours tins for 39? ■fri SuperAfelu "Our Name Is Our Promise" We reserve the right to limit sales to retail quantities. Prices effective till Sunday, May 25, 1986. ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL ONLY OPEN SUNDAYS 10 5 I W a.m.to %r p.m. ->V: ;' 8 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1 HEALTH REDEFINED Don't lose your perspective By NANCY WALDRUM What is health? Is it just the absence of disease - a neutral "coping point"? Is it something we have to avidly pursue to get it to be part of us? "Copers" run themselves ragged just trying to stay in one spot; they use all their energy just to hold that neutral point. Neutral ppiiit - N.P. - no power. Meanwhile, the health fanatics are so s tressed-out by their dogged pursuit to "get" health, and defend themselves from disease, that they are often candidates for heart and kidney problems and dozens of other symptoms that doctors are seeing in great abundance these days. We are exhausting ourselves trying to get healthy, get rich (or at least enough to pay the mortgage), get more friends and business contacts, get a good relationship happening, even get more spiritual. The "gimme- gimme-get-gets" is the most chronic dis-ease of our time, and is the root cause of illness. The first sign of the "gimme-get-gets" are the "I-needs." These are quite ugly blotches of self-pity and a Financial assets on the block MURRAYVTLLE - Some community associations in Langley who are being granted tax exempt status by local authorities "could have hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank" according to one of the township's six aldermen. Aid. Muriel Amason questioned this week if the clubs and associations should be declared tax free without at least disclosing their financial status. "I don't think that is any of our business," disagreed Aid. Carol Gran. Municipal finance director Steve Wilcock said he had no doubt that "some have considerable assets" but it was usually a building up of reserves to reconstruct their halls and other facilities at a later date. Fifteen properties owned by 11 community associations, a riding club and Lions and Kinsmen groups were exempt from paying taxes '-,<;,, Another seven properties received tax relief of 50 to 100 percent. Councilors also set aside $19,600 in 1 grants to community associations to be used for capital improvements,_$5,942 for grants in lieu of taxes, $4,103 for community prfjects, $7,600 for scholarships, and $3-1,250 for community events, for a total government give away of $75,000. feeling of lack - lack of love, lack of health, lack of money, etc. These' symptoms; develop into a fullblown case of loss-of-perspective, which proves fatal in every generation.' What can cure loss-of-perspective and open the door to health once again? Pills - vitamis - diets? Exercise? Winning the Lottery? Nope. If you are, really interested, here is the code that will, initiate the cure: - It is DSFSQ. And what is this ancient formula for healing? Do something for somebody quick! Express the characteristcs of health - ease, joy and thankfulness - offer these to others. These qualities have to move through us before they can go anywhere, so we receive the benefit also, tf we express the character of dis-ease, that's what we get. It has to move through us first. Remember that before releasing a few missiles of resentment toward someone. Your liver will thank you. Health is not something we get - it is something we give. Could it be perhaps, why we are here in the first place? Well, then, let's get on with it! (Nancy Waldrum is a local reflexologist.) 'it... ^ v.' &'■'■ '■■"'''■■''-:\ ■■''■■'■■'■' ?■:■; W'fW^r |,/ ■■j;-r~:--■■■■■$&?#,.. ^ m ilii Clayton Foster offers fast windshield replacement service at his new shop, CLF Autoglass and Upholstery. Staff photo Automotive glass, upholstery opens ALDERGROVE - Clayton Foster is the 24-year-old man behind the new CLF Autoglass and Upholstery shop here. He has about five years experience in the glass and upholstery industry and sees a great future for this business in this area. He's lived in Aldergrove for the past 17 years and has watched the booming residential growth with his business in mind. He has leased a bay at E & G Automotive, 26665 ;Fraser Hwy. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY FOR SALE The Corporation of the Township of Langley has for sale One (1) Chevrolet 1/2 ton Panel Van. This vehicle, purchased in 1964, has a 283 motor and automatic transmission and has been serviced regularly, since the date of purchase, under the control and supervision of the Municipality's Fire Department. Due to the allocated use of this vehicle a very low mileage is recorded. The sale of this vehicle is by sealed Bid which must be received at the Municipal Hall, Purchasing Department before 10:00 a.m. (local time) Friday, May 30,1986. The anticipated date of transfer will be June 16,1986. This vehicle may be inspected prior to submission of Bid at the Municipality's Works Yard located at 4914 - 221st Street, Langley, British Columbia by prior arrangement with the Municipality's Chief Mechanic, Mr. Bill Hughes (534-3211 local 281) and will be sold on an as is where is basis. The Bidder, in submission of his Bid, shall represent that he has either conducted and is relying on his own examination of this vehicle or, for reasons of his own has voluntarily chosen not to do so. In either event, the Bidder agrees to, and shall be bound by, any condition which may bear upon this vehicle which was, or would have been, disclosed by such an examination. The Form of Bid for the purchase of this vehicle may be obtained from: The Purchasing Agent, Treasury Division, The Corporation of the Township of Langley, M unicipal Hall, 4914 - 221st Street, Langley, British Columbia, V3A 3Z8 The Corporation of the Township of Langley reserves the right to accept or reject any Bid, either whole or in part, at any time. KEITH R.FLETCHER Purchasing Agent. 21-1 for his workshop. He offers same- day replacements on windshields for all common vehicles, and has connections for replacement glass for exotic or antique cars. He also has a special price of $169 for the latest sunroof designs, installation included. Mobile service, or pickup and delivery can also be arranged for auto glass replacements. His custom upholstery service includes original interior kits for vintage or antique vehicles, custom and original carpets, vinyl tops and convertible tops. He can also do small repairs to seats for a small fee, and will work on boats and aircraft, as well. Whether you have a small ICBC claim or are renovating your prized old jalopy, Foster invites your inquiries at 856-8550. Remember, extimates are free and Foster is anxious to give top service at the best possible price. M \W i*.-THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY 1986 ROAD MARKING PROGRAM INVITATION TO TENDER The Corporation of the Township of Langley invites tenders for road marking at various locations throughout the Towhship. Sealed tenders in separate envelopes marked "Tender for 1986 Road Marking Program" will be received by the undersigned at the offices of the Corporation of the Township of Langley not later than 2:00 P.M. local time on June 3,1986. The work involves the following approximate quantities of materials: miles of streets and roads as follows: Approximately SKIPLINE SINGLE SOLID - New work (Layout by M unicipality) - Re-lining - New work (Layout by M unicipality) Re-lining Re-lining -Re-lining 7 miles 85 miles 7 miles 70 miles 25 miles 6 miles SHOULDER SOLID LANE SKIPLINE The lowest or any Tender may not necessarily be accepted by the Municipality and the Municipality will not be responsible for any costs incurred by a Tenderer in preparing his Tender. Such Insurance as specified in the contract shall also be provided. Tenders shall be for the entire work required by the Tender Documents. Inquiries should be directed to Paul Christensen, Public Works Department - 534-3211, Local 280, or Theo Boersma, Local 278. Specifications and Tender Documents may be obtained from the Engineering Department office of the Corporation of the Township of Langley, on or after May 21,1986. KEITH FLETCHER Purchasing Agent The Corporation of the Township of Langley y ,,?'■ 4914-221st Street Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8. 21_ Whales celebrated by Bach Choir The Vancouver Bach Choir celebrates whales as a part of Expo's World Festival at the Vancouver Aquarium, Friday, May 23 at 7 p.m. Hyak, Bjossa and Flnna - British Columbia's favorite killer whales - will be part of the World Festival aucience for a unique outdoor concert at the Vancouver Aquarium's new whale pool. Under the musical direction of Bruce Pullan, the Vancouver Bach Choir joins forces with members of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, international soloists Judith Fbrst, mezzo, Mark Fedrotti, baritone and narrator Knowlton Nash of CBC TV. In Celebration of Whales is a joint project by the Bach Choir, the CBC and Rhombus Media Incorporated who will be making a television film of the event. Some tickets at $19. each are still available at VTC-CBO outlets, Eaton's and Woodwoard's stores or call 280-3311 or 280-4444 to charge by phone. Mr. Ed satanic? HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - Two Ohio ministers say the Mr. Ed theme song (A horse is a horse, a horse, of course) conveys satanic messages. The co-author of the, song disagrees. He says his tune about the talking horse is innocuous -- backward and forward. The fuss isn't bothering songwriter jay Livingston.• w>\. -.- ,,(•. Since the ministers complained, radio stations across the Unite- States have been playing the song backward and Livingston gets royalties for it. The Mr. Ed television theme was accused of saying "someone sung this song for Satan" and "the source is the devil" when played backwards. "The whole thing is ridiculous," Livingston said. THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986' Burr plays Perry Mason — with a difference By Lynn Hoogenboom Last December, "Perry Mason" returned to court after an absense of almost 20 years. Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale reprised the roles of the redoubtable attorney and his confidential secretary, Delia Street, and the NBC-movie "Perry Mason Returns- raked in the ratings. This Sunday, May 25, Burr and Hale are taking on a much tougher assignment. A second two-hour NBC-TV movie, "Perry Mason: The Case of the Notorious Nun," will air, and while there have been a number of successful "reunion" shows, sequels to reunion shows have had a much rockier time. "Rescue from Gilllgan'S Island" was a smash hit, for example, but two follow-up sequels scored very disappointing ratings. But Mason may have a few things going for him that Gilligan didn't. For one thing, the mystery format of "Perry Mason," with its complex plots and multiple clues, fits comfortably into the two hours allowed for a TV-movie. And Burr has no intention of slipping back into playing Mason like he would slip back into an old shoe. "I would hope that if you saw the first Perry Mason that was done in 1957 and the last one that was done in 1966 that you saw a dif ference," says Burr. "And I certainly hope you see a difference today. He's older and I hope a lot wiser. "Certain attitudes have changed, certain laws have changed, and certain court decisions have changed," adds Burr. i "That will all be evident in whatever shows we do. M But by and large it's the f same people growing older. It was nice to sit down in the courtroom with Barbara again. The first scene of the first two-hour show we did was in a courtroom, and immediately we wiped 25 years out of our lives." Viewers have often wondered, in fact, why a romance never developed between the two. "In those days, if they'd had a great romance, they probably would have gotten married," says Burr. "If they'd gotten married, you wouldn't have had Delia Street in the show any longer, and I wouldn't have liked that. I wanted the romance, but I would have let the romance go just to keep her in the show. "I'm sure there was a great deal of affection between them that we couldn't do," Burr concludes. "We did have some in the first show;-and I'm, sure that if we do enough two-hour shows, you'll see more." MYSTERY IS IN THE AIR - Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale return to the roles of Perry Mason and Delia Street, which won both of them Emmys during the nine-year run of the "Perry Mason" series, in "Perry Mason: Case of the Notorious Nun." It airs Sunday, May 25 on NBC. MARQOEE - FILM REVIEW By J.T. YURKO Robot movie has sparks SHORT CIRCUIT (PG-Trl-Star) Starring Ally Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg, Fisher Stevens. * • * © 1986 Compulog "Short Circuit" begins like "Blue Thunder," another John Badham film. The ultimate war machine is being demonstrated with all the obligatory fire and smoke. This time, however, instead of presenting a state-of-the-art helicopter, we watch as several small robots completely destroy the old implements of war, such as tanks, armored carriers and — oh yes — fake soldiers. In "Blue Thunder,'.' the for- boding of an all-prying, all- powerful military super-machine was lost in the din of its special effects. "Short Circuit" at least has no such pretensions. This is pure escapist entertainment — nearly mindless light summer fare that is essentially one long chase sequence. One of the robots is struck by lightning, and begins to experience "spontaneous emotional response." He inadvertently escapes from the military compound, and falls into the hands of Ally Sheedy, a local coffee-wagon owner who befriends more animals than Snow White. If some of that sounds something like "E.T." or "Splash" it is, but there is a bit of a twist, and it's done at such a breakneck pace that there isn't much time to make comparisons. When the military mental midgets head out, hell-bent on destroying the friendly robot, the chase ensues. "Short Circuit" was written by S.S. Wilson and Brent Maddock, whose previous writing has been, for the most part, for cartoons. The same format is followed here, with the "Roadrunner" robot outwitting the voracious and none-too-wily military madmen. There are plenty of laughs along the way. Steve Guttenberg and Ally Sheedy make a fine couple, and Fisher Stevens drops more Indian mala- props than a New Delhi Archie Bunker. But the real star is the robot. Get ready for comic books, TV spinoffs and a million toys in the shape of Number Five. As for his acting abilities, his performance was rather mechanical, but he showed some sparks. Wheel A dizzying and mind- numbing attraction at Expo is the free ride on the Gyrotron, a device developed here in B.C. Those who've dared to spin around at breakneck speed In the device claim it's hot as disorienting as viewers may think, but that's hard to believe! -Staff photo 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMMING MORNING 5:30 O 0 JIMMY SWAGGART ■_4Mm%'-k-. O A.M. WEATHER 6:00 8 ABC NEWS □ NBCNEWS 8 O ROMPER ROOM (R) O MORNING STRETCH Q HOOKED ON AEROBICS ©JIM AND TAMMY ©SIZESMALL 6:30 ONEWS OO CANADA A.M. 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A hillbilly enrolls in a local college when the school's team is mistakenly invited to play an Ivy League football game. 10:00 © *** "Sweet Hostage" (1975, Drama) Linda Blair, Martin Sheen. An escaped mental patient kidnaps a tough teen-age girl and attempts to teach her the finer things of life. 2:00 0 *** "Stage Door Canteen" (1943, Musical) Lon McCallister, Helen Hayes. Three girls, date soldiers, ignoring the rules set down by the Stage Door Canteen where they work. ' -.'-.ifc-'....•. EVENING 8:00 0ABCNEWSD 0 NBC NEWS ©©NEWS O CBS NEWS 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ©THREE'S COMPANY The Ropers' teen-age houseguest develops a crush on Jack. a VANCOUVER LIVE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY 0 M'A'S'H The personnel of the 4077th are besieged by a lone * sniper who believes he's firing on U.S. Headquarters. 0 COMPUTER CONCEPTS 7:00 O WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT An interview with Philip Michael Thomas ("Miami Vice"). 0 THRILL OF A LIFETIME An ice canoe race across the St. Lawrence; aerial skiing; speedboat racing in the Bahamas. (R)_p O NEWLYWED GAME 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS One of the least known but most effective North American predators is the badger. 0 $100,000 PYRAMID 0 ADULT YEARS a JACKPOT 0 LETELEJOURNALg 7:26 *«fj 0 NOUVELLES / TELEX ARTS 7:30 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O0 JEOPARDY 03100,000 PYRAMID O BENSON Benson discovers a budget surplus that could cost the state its federal matching funds. (R)g O PRICE IS RIGHT ©THRILL OF A LIFETIME An ice canoe race across the St. Lawrence; aerial THE COLBYS Fallon (Emma Samms, center) faces a tough dilemma, and the security of her marriage to Jeff (John James, I.) is at stake: Is the baby she's carrying her husband's or is it the result of her rape by Miles (Maxwell Caulfield) on the eve of her wedding day? "Checkmate," the season finale of ABC's 'The Colbys," will air THURSDAY, MAY 22. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 19-SCompulog . skiing; speedboat racing in the Bahamas. (R) g 8 WORLD OF SURVIVAL NEWLYWEDGAME 0 TIME'S HARVEST 7:40 0 LE TRAIN DE 6 HEURES 7:60 ©EVENINGEDITION :'' 8:00 ,' © RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOTI A tour of the unusual Winchester Mansion in San Jose, Calif.; bowling balls designed for use by handicapped individuals; bizarre contests, including a leap into a tankful of frogs. (R)r~f ! © COSBY SHOW Much to Theo's chagrin, Cliff invites the dreaded Mrs. Westlake to dine at the Huxtabies. In 'kbreo;(R)g - ■ 0 DEMPSEY A MAKEPEACE When Demp- sey (Michael Brandon) and Makepeace (Glynis Barber) investigate a typical warehouse robbery, they uncover a multimillion dollar drug scheme. © SIMON & SIMON The Simons join forces with their cousin' Elizabeth to find the only man who escaped from Aicatraz. (R) ■ 0 COSBY SHOW Much to Theo's chagrin, Cliff invites the dreaded Mrs. Westlake to dine at the Huxtabies. (R)g © LIVING WILD An examination of the relationship between hunter and prey, as the Kiwai people pursue an endangered sea mammal, g 0 MOVIE ••* "The Ugly American" (1963, Drama) Marlon Brando, Eiji Okada. An idealistic ambassador to a Southeast Asian republic is confronted with hostility in his host nation. ©NATURAL WORLD 0 GEORGE THOROGOOD 8:30 0 FAMILY TIES Alex refuses to admit he's having problems with insomnia. In 8tereo.(R)g © FAMILY TIES Alex refuses to admit he's having problems with insomnia. (R)g 8:40 0 A PLEIN TEMPS Une visite imprevue bouleverse la famille Ross, g 9:00 O 0 THE COLBYS In the seasonjinale, the Colby- Powers clash heats up to a boil, and Fallon's pregnancy leaves everyone guessing who's the father, g 0 CHEERS Norm suspects that vera's having an affair with a neighbor; In stereo. (R) ©SPENSER: FOR HIRE Spenser's hired to protect the. life of a woman whose past activities as a spy are coming back to haunt her. (R)g ©BRIDGES TO CROSS Tracy and Peter clash while attempting to aid a friend accused of spying for the Soviet Union. © CHEERS Norm suspects that Vera's having an affair with a neighbor. (R) © MYSTERYI "Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime"The Beresfords investigate a murder after Tommy receives actress i Gilda Glenn's note requesting a meeting on supposedly haunted Morgan's Avenue, g ©PRINCE REGENT 9:10 ©ACOMMUNIQUER 9:30 © NIGHT COURT Bull romances a hooker; Dan's afraid he's incapable of satisfying his latest girlfriend. In stereo. (R) © NIGHT COURT Bull romances a hooker; Dan's afraid he's incapable of satisfying his latest girlfriend. (R) _.< 10:00 NATIONAL / JOURNAL l 20 / 20 Scheduled: report on children who die as a result of accidental injury and tips on how to make homes safer, g © © HILL STREET BLUES Daniels asks Furillo to spearhead an investigation into possible departmental corruption; Belker, LaRue and Washington pose as cabdrivers. (R) ©NIGHT HEAT Giambone meets an old girlfriend at a party and attempts to rekindle the relationship but discovers that she's involved in a drug ring. (R) © FALCON CREST In the season finale, a devastating earthquake causes heavy damage in Tuscany Valley, and Jeff takes Jordan and Greg hostage, g © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "By the Sword Divided" Arnescote's new owners take possession of the castle; despite attempts to reconcile former opponents in the Civil War, peace is threatened by a mutiny within the army. (Part 9 of 9) g 0 QUINCY Quincy battles the government and a large corporation after he discovers that a community is contaminated by toxic wastes. © PHOTOGRAPHIC VISION 10:10 0 CINEMA "Le devoir de francais" (1977, drame) (2e de 2) Frederic Andrei, Clementine Amouroux. Deux amis pensionnaires dans un lycee de Paris doivent se separer a i'avenement de la guerre de.39. 10:30 ©CAMERA 11:00 ©OOONEWS © © CTV NATIONAL © NIGHTSlttHT Scheduled topics: growing labor arrest on the asparagus farms of eastern Washington; a preview. of the Folk Life Festival. © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS Kids write about their dads for Father's Day. a SPORTS PAGE 11:20 ©©NEWS 11:30 © MAUDE Maude can't resist the temptation to go through Walter's wallet when it accidentally falls out of a drawer. (R) O NIGHTLINE © TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: Bette Davis. In stereo. ©ALL IN THE FAMILY © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © NIGHT HEAT O'Brien pursues a killer whom he once surrendered to the justice system. ©NEWS 12:00 © MOVIE **• "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. (R) © POLICE 8TORY Restless with his job in the fingerprint department, a police veteran (Earl Holliman) cracks a case that restores his self-worth. ©NIGHT HEAT Giambone goes undercover to investigate the use of drugs in boxing. (May be pre-empted for coverage of the NBA playoffs.) © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: country singer Ro- sanne Cash, bail bondsman Joey Barnum. In stereo. 12:06 ©MOVIE *• 54 "Crazy Joe" (1974, Drama) Peter Boyle, Paula Prentiss. Joey Gallo reigns as a Mafia leader until he is shot down in 1972. © SUCCESS IS NOT AN ACCIDENT 12:30 © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: country singer: Rosanna Cash,, bail bondsman Joey Barnum. in stereo. 12:40 0 MOVIE •• "Ruckus" (1980, Drama) Dirk Benedict, Linda Blair. A shell- shocked Vietnam vet disturbs the peace of a small Alabama town. (R) 1:00 O HEADLINE CHASERS © ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann's expected promotion is given to another, a man who is less qualified than she. 1:06 © MOVIE *** "The Mind Of Mister Soames" (1970, Drama) Terence Stamp, Robert Vaughn. When a man emerges from a lifelong state of suspended animation, he struggles to survive in an adult world with the mind of an infant. 1:10 © MOVIE *• "The Sea Wolves" (1980, Adventure) Gregory Peck, Roger Moore. During World War II, a group of British businessmen form a volunteer regiment to destroy a Ger- ' man spy nest in the Indian Ocean, (May be pre-empted for coverage of the NBA playoffs.) 1:30 8 EYE ON HOLLYWOOD MUSIC CITY U.S.A. LAVERNE & SWRLEY The girls become phonies to Impress their dates. 2:00 OONEWS 0 SECRETS OF SUCCESS a ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann discovers her mother has fallen back on her old ways - shoplifting. •' 2*06 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Tragedy strikes after Laura convinces a mother to let her daughter go swimming in the creek. 2:30 ONEWS © LAVERNE A SHIRLEY The girls avenge their treatment at the hands of a nasty singing star by selling gossip about him to a scandal sheet. 3*68 © WALTONS John-Boy comes home and tiles lore-establish a long-forgotten mine. (Part 2 of 2) ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura and Albert decide to spark a romance between hard-drinking Toby Noe (Ray Bolger) and strait-laced Amanda Jane Cooper (Eileen Heckart). 4:36 ©WALTONS 8 3:00 NIGHTWATCH NEWS CLEANING SERVICE Who You Gonna Call? 856-7739 New tourism booth needs funds MURRAYVTLLE • Asking for a $1,500 municipal contribution, a member of the langley city chamber of commerce came to township council here Monday night with the plans for a major tourist information centre to be located at the conjunction of Livingstone Road (232 Street) and Trans Canada Highway 1. Councilors were told the building would cost $12,300, with funding from the two Langleys, business in . the area, and the chamber of commerce anticipated. "Does it have the full support of the Aldergrove and Port Langley chambers as well?" asked Aid. Carol Gran. The request for money was referred to council's grants committee. "Tourism is going to be outnumber one industry, and I congratulate you," Aid. Muriel Arnason told the delegate. ' GUARANTEED ISSUE LIFE INSURANCE *2,000 - _5,000 No medical questions asked.. Issued up to ago 80. Call today for details. CONFIDENTIAL, PERSONAL SERVICE, W.G. BOYLAN & ASSOCIATES INSURANCE BROKERS & CONSULTANTS PH: 856-7208 206 - 27115 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove (Res.) 856-5339 I COACHMEN RE8TJUIB-MT NOW OPEN 24 HOURS (Closed Monday) Fully Licensed. TAKE-OUT ORDERS/CATERING SERVICE Countryside Shopping Centre ODD' ___ mmW———wi 12 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 FRIDAY EVENING MAY 23.1986 Copyright • 1986T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME MOVIES _ 9:00 © ;**)- "Every Girl Should Be Married" (1948, Comedy) Cary Grant, Betsy Drake. An ambitious shopgirl with matrimonial intentions turns on her finest charms to trap a bachelor doctor. 10:00 © •• "Burnt Offerings" (1976, Horror) Oliver Reed, Karen Black. A couple, their son and elderly, aunt rent an old Victorian mansion as a summer home, unaware the house is haunted and possesses a will of its own. EVENING 6:00 ©©©NEWS ©ABCNEWSg ©NBCNEWS 8 CBS NEWS MACNEIL /LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack and Janet suspect Chrissy of being a kleptomaniac. 8 WORLD AT WAR VANCOUVER LIVE ©CESOIR _ 8:30 8 ©NEWS TOP STORY © M'A'S'H Hawkeye is the only doctor left to operate when the flu. bug hits the 4077th. © AVIS DE RECHERCHE 7:00 © COUNTRY WEST Guests: Carroll Baker and the C-Weed Band. (R) S WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT An interview with Michael Nader ("Dynasty"); Peter Strauss profiles the early years of "Saturday Night Live." © MR. SUNSHINE Paul's depressed when his former wife invites him to her upcoming wedding. Q ©NEWLYWEDGAME © WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The sea otter is presently the center of a growing controversy smong California fishermen and conservationists. ©$100,000 PYRAMID fTOMGRATTAN'SWAR JACKPOT LETELEJOURNALg 7:26 ©NOUVELLES 7:30 © GOLDEN GIRLS Rose is ashamed to admit that she's dating a midget. (R) ©©JEOPARDY ©$100,000 PYRAMID © WEBSTER Webster gives Katherine a gaudy dress snd convinces her to wear it for a special occasion. (R)g ©PRICE IS RIGHT Q BIZARRE Sketches include: a quick call; whore's the draft; celebrity housing/Guest: Victoria Jackson. (R) ©WORLD OF SURVIVAL ©NEWLYWEDGAME ©MOTORWEEK 7:60 ©EVENING EDITION 8:00 ©MURDER, SHE WROTE © WEBSTER Webster gives Katherine a gaudy dress snd convinces her to wear it for a special occasion. (R) g MIAMI VICE Grammy Award-winner Phil Collins (center) guest-stars as a slick con artist whose path crosses Crockett and Tubbs' when his latest scam involves some heavy-hitting cocaine distributors, in the "Phil the Shill" episode of NBC's "Miami Vice," FRIDAY, MAY 23. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1986 Compulog © DISNEYLAND'S SUMMER VACATION PARTY From Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., hosts Kim Fields, Mindy Cohn, Malcolm Jamal-Warner and Scott Valentine introduce performances by the Bangles, Jay Leno, Culture Club, the Pointer Sisters, Miami Sound . Machine, Garry Shandling, ELO and others. In stereo. © FAME. Leroy suffers a serious knee injury during a dance demonstration. In 8t©r©o. © AMERICAN TEENAGER Reports on fashion trends snd fads that have become part of the lives of teenagers over the years. ' © KNIGHT RIDER Michael and his girlfriend make plans for an oceanside wedding. (R) p. © WASHINGTON WEEK INREVIEWg © MOVE **). "One- Eyed Jacks" (1961, Western) Marlon Brando, Karl Maiden. An ex-con feigns friendship with his betrayer so that tie can custom-design his revenge. ©LIVING BODY © IRISH ROVERS Guest: Ray Stevens. © LE MONDE MERVEIL- LEUXDE DISNEY 8:30 ©.© MR. BELVEDERE A newspaper strike puts the Owens family in dire financial straits. (R) g © WALL STREET WEEK "Reagan's First Economic Adviser" Guest: Murray L. Weidenbaum, director of the Center for the Study of American Business, Washington University. ©WHERE THERE'S LIFE 9:00 © RETURN TO EDEN The idyllic life of wealthy industrialist Stephanie Harper (Rebecca Gilling) takes a drastic turn when the woman (Peta Toppano) who once tried to murder her is released from prison, and a power-hungry man (Daniel Abineri) plots to take over tier company. (Part 1 of 2) © MOVIE "Long Time Gone" .(Premiere, Drama) Paul LeMat, Will Wheatoh. Reunited after an 8-year separation, a divorced private investigator receives lessons in fathering from his son. g © CHEERS Norm suspects that Vera's having an affair with a neighbor. (R) © MOVIE *•* "All The Right Moves" (1983, Dra ms) Tom Cruise, Craig T. Nelson. An ambitious high school football player in a dying Pennsylvania steel town dreams of a college scholarship in order to make a better life for him-* self. ©MACGYVERg © WAR AND PEACE "Of Life And Death", Muscovites suffer under Napoleon's beleaguered forces. © PHOTOGRAPHIC VISION © THE WHO'S FINAL CONCERT The Who's North American farewell tour taped at. the Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens features such classics ss "Pinbsli Wizard," "My Generation," "See Me, Feel Me" snd "Who Are You?" © CLEMENCE ALETTI Un commissaire de police ouvre une enquete pour de- couvrir les meurtriers de son frere et son jeune fils.. 9:30 © NIGHT COURT Bull romances a hooker; Dan's : afraid he's incapable of satisfying his latest girlfriend. (R) ©PERSPECTIVE 9:60 ©EVENINGEDITION 10:00 © NATIONAL / JOURNAL MIAMI VICE A happy- go-lucky con man (Phil Col: line) gets involved, with vengeful cocaine dealers. In stereo. (R) OUST PRECINCT © MIAMI VICE A happy- go-lucky con man (Phil Collins) gets involved with vengeful cocaine dealers. (R) © MOVIE •*•„ "Travels With My Aunt" (1972, Comedy) Alec McCowen, Maggie Smith. Based on a novel by Graham Greene. A young man gets hauled all over Europe by his globetrotting sunt who has a crooked scheme under her bonnet.. ©REALITIES ©ENTETE 10:30 ©REALITIES 11:00 ©©©©NEWS © Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS Guests: Elizabeth Ashley, Engelbert Humperdinck, Jim Fowler, Joe Frazier. ©SPORTS PAGE © CINEMA **•!_ "Le dernier des geants" (1976, western) John Wayne, Lauren Bacall. Un celebre pis- tolero apprend qu'il est attaint d'un cancer et qu'il n'en a plus que pour quelques semaines a vivre. 11:20 ©©NEWS 11:30 © GOOD ROCKIN' TON- ITE Interviews with OMD and Tears for Fears; videos by George Michael, Starship and Luba. ©NIGHTLINE © TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. In stereo. '• © MOVIE (MAY BE PREEMPTED FOR COVERAGE OF THE NBA PLAYOFFS.) ©WRESTLING ©NEWS 11:60 ©EVENING EDITION © POLICE STORY A vice squad member (Angie, Dickinson) serves as a decoy in a gambling casino to break up a prostitution ring. : '• © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © MOVIE *** "Madame X" (1966, Drama) Lena Turner, Keir Dullea. A woman presumed to have died years before uses any means she can to keep her son from knowing of her sinful life. 12:06 © MOVIE *•& "The Curse Of King Tut's Tomb" (1980, Adventure) Eva Marie Saint, Robin Ellis. The discovery of King Tut's tomb by archaeologist Howard Carter leads to a series of mysterious events. © MOVIE ••* "Nicholas And Alexandra" (1971, Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Michael Jayston, Janet Suz- man. Chronicle of the tumultuous reign of Russia's last czar, Nicholas II, which ended in the bloody revolution of 1917. 12:30 © FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS In Stereo. © MOVIE *•* "The Liquidator" (1966, Adventure) Rod Taylor, Trevor Howard. A pacifist lands a job as an assassin with British Intelligence. 1:00 ©HEADLINE CHASERS 1:30 © EYE ON HOLLYWOOD 2:00 © © © NEWS © LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Squiggy's long-lost father returns. 2:06 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Mary is held hostage by the outlaw Jesse James. ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Charles and Laura rush to the aid of an old friend when they learn that a crippling accident has destroyed his will to live. 2:30 ©MOVIE •• "Murphy's War" (1971. Adventure) Peter O'Toole, Sian Phil- ||| lips. A man decides to fight ™ a one-man war against the Germans after'they shoot his plane down in the mid- die of a jungle river. © SECRETS OF SUC- CESS © ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann's emergency call brings s doctor whose age and bedside manner leave s lot to be desired. 3:05 © WALTONS John-Boy announces his marriage plans and brings his fiancee home to meet the family. © WALTONS Jason has difficulty facing the prospect of joining the Army during World War II. 3:30 ©NEWS 4:30 ©HERE'S LUCY Sandy Gutowski, Tim Janz, Julie Wolcott, Barbara Braa- ten, Sylvia Thielman and Kevin Luman are members of the Trinity Western University's Living Reflections, featured on the Faith and Hope telecasts with Mun Hope. The third series of the program are appearing on Western Cable 10 at 7:30 p.m. Sundays and 8:30 p.m. on Mondays. Theme song is sung by an inter-church choir selected from over twenty local congregations led by Ken Carter at the Langley civic center, accompanied by Marilyn Lebeck at the organ. You are worth $3000 in census VANCOUVER - Census day-this year is June 3. The rate of population undercoverage for British Columbia in the last three censuses (1971, 1976, 1981) was the highest in Canada, and these high rates are costing the province dearly in terms of transfer payments from the federal government which are based on census population counts. The best estimate is that each unenumerated person will cost B.C. about $3,000 in lost revenue over the five years of the current federal-provincial fiscal arrangements and established program financing act. The total loss for this five-year period has been estimated to be as high as $148 million. ■Ml •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I ' -FU_fH___ IS WHAT _&__ AHF A W Repairs To All Makes & Models •AUTOMATICS • STANDARDS •♦CLUTCHES __ our i transmission ■r ■ 1 I - I I I MOST IB CARS j SERVICE ONLY Expert & Honest Work FREE Inspection & Road Test FREE Towing ABBOTSFORD 32927 S. 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(Part 1 of2)(R) ©SHAKE IT UP ©POLE POSITION 0 SWING SENSATION © CHALLENGE OF THE GOBOTS © MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ©KANGAZOOCLUB © UNIVERS DES SPORTS 11:30 © AMERICAN BANDSTAND Featured: Graham Nash ("Innocent Eyes," "Over the Wall"); Feargal Sharkey ('-'You Little Thief"); video by Mr. Mister ("Is It Love"). ©GET ALONG GANG g UP HOME TONIGHT PARENTING: GROWING UP TOGETHER ©ROBOTECH ©ALPHABET SOUP AFTERNOON 12:00 © WRESTLING ©MOVIE ** "Mountain Charlie" (1982, Western) Denise Neilson, Dick Robinson. A young woman's life in the Rocky Mountain wilderness of the 1860s is menaced by desperados and wild animals. © FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY © TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL A look at how PUSH'S demands in its boycott battle with Chicago's WBBM-TV may adversely affect the black community. Guest: Jesse Jackson. © 1986 SKI TO SEA PARADE Live from downtown Bellingham, this special is hosted by Tom Haveman and Michele Higgins. © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY ©100 HUNTLEY STREET 12:30 8 RAINBOW EXPRESS POLKA TIME Q PRESENTE © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY Q_ CINE-FAMiLLE "Pompiers-detectives" (1974, aventures) Simon Gippa- Kent, Sharon flussy. 1:00 © SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Coverage of the Memorial Golf Tournament live from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio. . - © MOVIE ••• "The Great Houdinis" (1976, Biography) Paul Michael Glaser, Sally Struthers. Master escape artist and magician Harry- Houdini promises that he will someday defy death by speaking from the world beyond. © GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS © ISLAND COUNTRY GARDEN ©WALTERS FAMILY © BLACK CHAMPIONS Profiles of athletes who broke color barriers including football's Jim Brown; boxers Archie Moore and Floyd Patterson and basketball's Oscar Robertson. NEEDLECRAFT ©WRESTLING 1:30 © MOVIE *•• "El Cid" (1961, Adventure) Charlton Heston, Sophia Loren. A great Christian hero saves Spain and Christiandom from the .attacking Moors in the i 1th century. © FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY ©LEISURE TODAY ©SEWING POWER 2:00 ©PLAYER'S TENNIS ©WILD KINGDOM ©RED FISHER © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Looks at the pioneering .chimpanzee research of br. Jane Goo- dall, who has been working for over 20 years on the most comprehensive primate study in scientific history. ©CARTOONS ©WORLD AT WAR ©WRESTLING © HEROS DU SAMEDI Water-polo de la piscine de St-Leonard. 2:30 © THS WEEK IN BASEBALL ©READY, SET, GROW 3:00 © CBC NEWS © FISHING THE WEST Sturgeon Bay Browns. See lure designer Ken Dumong as he trolls Wisconsin's famous Sturgeon Bay for German Brown Trout. ©NEWSCIENCE © PGA GOLF Memorial Tournament, third round, from Dublin, Ohio. (Taped) ©WRESTLING 0 GREAT SPACE RACE An examination of the effects of space technology on earthbound life now and in the future. © TOURISM IS YOUR BUSINESS © ASTROBOY © LA SEMAINE PARLE- MENTAIRE A OTTAWA 3:30 © THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT © POLICE STORY A police veteran (Chuck Connors) has a hard time adjusting to his new partner (Sylvester Stallone) while working on their first robbery case. ©WEEKEND REPORT © JUMP OVER THE MOON - ©ASTROBOY 4:00 8BESTYEARS © WIDE WORLD OF © FRUGAL GOURMET Jeff Smith cooks stuffed onion leaves snd onions 8auteed with peppers Ital ian style. (R) © 1986 SKI TO SEA PARADE © RAINBOW / PARSLEY ANDHEHBS 8 ASTROBOY D'HER A DEMAIN "Le gout du miel" (1982, documentaire) . 4:30 ©DOCTOR. DOCTOR © WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Formula One Grand Prix of Monaco auto race, 76 laps • around a two-mile course through the streets of Monaco; Super Run... America's Race, a 10k road race for amateur men and women, one of each from each of the 50 states, from Lake Tahoe, Calif.; a report on the Indianapolis 500 (Taped). ©ANIMAL EXPRESS © SNEAK PREVIEWS Jeffrey' Lyons and Michael Medved host an informative look at what's 'new at the movies. © KJMBA THE WHTTE UON ©NEWSWEEK ' " '5:00 • © STANLEY CUP FINALS Calgary Flames or St. Louis Blues vs. Montreal Cana diens or New York Rangers, if necessary. (Live) ■.., ©NEWS ©MATT HOUSTON © THIS OLD HOUSE New wiring, piping and telephone hookups. © CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION © NHL HOCKEY Series ellminatolres (Cet horaire est sujet a changement) 6:30 § NBCNEWS CAPITOL JOURNAL LAURIER'S PEOPLE "COMICS PRESENTED BY" RAM TIRE *.» ALIGNMENT NEW AND USED TIRES B.F.GOODRICH 26827 Fraser Highway R.y & May.™, ip^ 856-5011 SHOE WftP-UP;..* in ihe N.&A.,rw Tanp uMHtk.mmMmmi U. (Nil LA. WOT-f • USJC-/Y-MJL 1Ct%PM.I.T., S.M.U. i.s.0. in umeoz Ji ftii son Coinii-rti-atlons. Inc. 1965 OIHrlbuttd by Toouns Madia _*-«■«. In'. ( MfcMUSH" * ME utomVau acnm .TFrne JJk> call her up and .invite her over... Unless, \ nUafce She /W6ADVr \mr txi$p> mvi+ecl hereelf/vou can Jtate HAGAR CANUK 2086 WELL CREW. WE'RE AT THE MERCY OF THE STARSHIP CANUK ANP CQMMANKK , KODIAK.' IF CAitCOWROl ^TMiOVrOFtr,\4tm CHANCE, ___■_■____-_-_- ■"' 14 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 SATURDAY EVENING EVENING 6:00 ©ABCNEWSg © ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interviews with actress Amy Irving, Steve Bond ("General Hospital") and Peter Reckell ("Days of Our Lives"). ©©NEWS ©CBS NEWS © AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Halfway House," "Boulder to Birmingham" and "Everybody Makes Mistakes" are performed by Rosanne Cash, Lacy J. Dalton, Gail Davies, Em- mylou Harris, Pam Rose snd MaryAnn Kennedy. © STAR TREK Four Earth outposts have been destroyed just outside the Romulan Neutral Zone. ©ENTERPRISE © NEW MUSIC MAGAZINE 6:30 ©©NEWS ©MOTORWEEK 7:00 ©WHEEL OF FORTUNE © © LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Interviews with, George Hamilton, Greer Garson and talent manager Ken Kragen; actress June Chadwick on a tour of Peru. . >. .,.',..-'-■' © DEMPSEY 4 MAKEPEACE ©LOTTO NIGHT © NATURE The life cycle of Britain's golden eagle is studied in its natural habitat, the Highlands of Scotland. In stereo, g ©ANIMAL EXPRESS ©DOCTOR, DOCTOR © SCTV Sketches: a "Lou? Grant" spoof, "The Butch Grant (John Candy) Show"; Art Linkletter (Dave Thomas) hosts "Women Say The Damdest Things." 7:30 ©FRONT RUNNERS Featured: Ron Morcom, schoolbus driver and member of an award-winning precision parachute team (ECLIPSE); Betsey Beard, 93-pound member of women's rowing tesm, who's boat won the gold medal at 1984 Olympics; Mitch the Wonder Dog, instumentsl in over 600 srrests in his career with the Seattle Police K-9 unit. © CHECK IT OUTI The employees lose their parking privileges after Howard complains to Mrs. Cobb about the lack of customer parking. (R) g ©PRIVATE BENJAMIN ©MATTER OF TASTE © SCTV Sketches: "Pipeline" with Vinny Deboccio (Eugene Levy), the 24-hour plumber; pain-free home entertaining with Bob (Dave Thomas) and Betty Wilson (Catherine O'Hara). © LES ECRIVAINS FRAN- CAIS Son sejour en Wallo- nie correspond a J'uhe des periodes les plus fruc- tueuses de sa carriere d'ecrivain. 8:00 © FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE (R)g © MR. SUNSHINE Pauls depressed when his former wife invites him to her upcoming wedding, g © GIMME A BREAK! Nell and Addy become stranded in separate elevators in a department store. In stereo. (R) THE GOLDEN GIRLS Although Rose (Betty White, r.) enjoys the company of Jonathan (Brent Collins), she is reluctant to introduce him to her housemates, in "A Little Romance," the episode of NBC's "The Golden Girls" to air SATURDAY, MAY 24. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1988 Compulog ©BIZARRE Sketches include: a quick call; Where's the draft; celebrity housing. Guest: Victoria Jackson. (R) ©©CRAZY LIKE A FOX Harry's assigned to keep an eye on a womanizing movie star who leads a lavish life. (R) © WILD AMERICA Explores the life, history and habitat of the grizzly bear. ©. STAR GAMES Sports competition featuring cast members from "Fame," "Gimme a Break" and "Paper Chase." Semifinal round. (R) ©NOVA © MOVIE •• "Music After Dark" (1983, Drama) Jay Bowen. In the 1990s, a band of pirates defies governmental edicts, and seizes' a satellite transmitter to broadcast publicly banned concerts. © REGARDS SUR LA NATURE 8:30 ©WAYNE AND SHUSTER "The Unholy Goalie" (Part 2of2)(R)g © BENSON Benson discovers a budget surplus that could cost the state its federal matching funds. (R)g © FACTS OF LIFE Creative differences cause a rift between copywriter Jo and anchorwoman Blair on the Langley College newscast. In stereo. (R) g © CHECK IT OUTI The employees lose their perking privileges after Howard complains to Mrs. Cobb about the lack of customer parking. (R) g ©PROFILES OF NATURE ©IMPACTS 8:50 ©EVENINGEDITION 9:00 Q HYACK FESTIVAL PARADE © LIFE'S MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENTS Host Steve Allen is joined by James Noble and Roy Clark as they take a look at foibles from "Gimme a Break!" and "You Bet Your Life" and gaffes by President Reagan, and former President Richard Nixon. GOLDEN GIRLS Rose is ashamed to admit that she's dating a midget. In stereo. (R) © MOVIE "Perry Mason: The Case Of The Notorious Nun" (Premiere, Drama) Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale. Perry Mason defends a young nun accused of murdering a priest with whom she allegedly had a romantic relationship, g © © AIRWOLF A woman schemes to eliminste her former daughter-in-law to gain custody of her grandchild. (R) © HEART OF THE DRAGON A look at the family life of a railway policeman in a northern Chinese industrial city, including footage of the local hospital, mental health facility and prison. (R) g © MOVIE **K "Paper Lion" (1968, Comedy) Alan Alda, Lauren Hutton- An amateur tries to fit himself into.the world of professional football. ©ENGLISH GARDEN 9:30 © 227 Mary and Sandra square off to see who's the better pianist. In stereo. (R) © PLEASURE AND PAIN: DRUG USE AND ABUSE © SAMEDI DE RIRE Les meilleurs moments de la saison. 10:00 © © LOVE BOAT Stub- ing's nervous on his wedding eve; Ace would like to become the ship's purser if Gopher takes a job as manager of a tropical resort. Marion Ross snd Michael Winslow guest star. © REMINGTON STEELE Remington's former colleague teams up with Steele and Laura to investigate a mysterious mortuary. In stereo. (R) © © MAGNUM, P.I. When several art objects turn up missing, Higgins is fired as administrator of Robin Masters' estate. (R) © DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE © TRADE IN YOUR BLUES 10:20 © EVENING EDITION 10:30 ©COMEDY TONIGHT ©LETELEJOURNALg 10:50 © NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 © NATIONAL g © 0 © NEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEWS © WAR AND PEACE "Of Life And Death" Muscovites suffer under Napoleon's beleaguered forces. © TWILIGHT ZONE Confederate scout Paradine is given a book of magic which will help the Con federacy win the Civil War. © SCTV Sketch: "The Young Weasels" features two men (Joe Flaherty and Dave Thomas) who were raised by weasels snd live in the sewers of the city. 11:05 © LA POLITIQUE FEDER- ALE 11:16 ©NEWS ©ABCNEWSg © CINEMA "La derniere corvee" (1973, comedie) Jack Nicholson, Otis Young. Deux marins de carriere passblement en- durcis sont charges d'escorter, d'une base na- vale a une prison militaire, un jeune matelot condamne a sept ans de prison pour une peccadillo. i |_i. '..11120 %k ©©NEWS 11:30 © SPORTSLINE © RETURN TO EDEN When a determined Stephanie finally wins back Harper Mining, she walks into a corporation ruined by Jake's (Daniel Abineri) underhanded business transactions. © © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE In stereo. © MTV TOP 20 VIDEO COUNTDOWN ©TWILIGHT ZONE A janitor mischievously puts on a helmet which .is really a time machine. 11:60 ©EVENINGEDITION 12:00 © MOVIE **•• "All About Eve" (1950, Drama) Bette Davis, Anne Baxter. A star-struck girl manipulates and connives her way to stardom. © FRONTLINE Based on his book "Bloods," which examines relationships between blacks and whites who fought in the Vietnam War, author Wallace Terry reports on the results of wartime brotherhood in America's first integrated war. g © DOCTOR WHO "Mawdryn Undead" The Tardis lands on an apparently deserted spaceship orbiting the Earth in 1983. 12:05 © MOVIE *• "Dirty Little Billy" (1972, Western) Michael J. Pollard, Lee Purcell. The early life of legendary western outlaw Billy the Kid. © MOVIE *** "Nicholas And Alexandra" (1971, Drama) (Part 2 of 2) Mi chael Jayston, Janet Suz- man. Chronicle of the tumultuous reign of Russia's last czar, Nicholas II, which ended in the bloody revolution of 1917. 12:30 © MOVIE ** "The Mask Of Alexander Cross" (1977, Mystery) Paul Shenar, Barbara Bach. An international criminal is pursued by those on both sides of the law. ©NEWS 1:00 © ALMOST LIVE Featured:. highlights from the "Almost Live Trasure Hunt." ©PUTTIN'ONTHEHrrs 2:00 ©NEWS © MOVIE *•• "Those Daring Young Men In Their Jaunty Jalopies" (1969, Comedy) Bourvil, Tony Curtis. Monte Carlo is the scene for an international car race in which drivers attempt to sabotage each other. 2:05 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE When one of the citizens of Walnut Grove has an unsuccessful crop, his wife finds a job at the post office. ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE An expectant mother must depend on Mary to save the life of her unborn child after a sta gecoach accident. 2:15 ©NOTE OF FAITH 3:05 © WALTONS John must make a decision that will have a profound effect on the entire family. (Part 1 of 2) © WALTONS The Wal- tons help;an old friend of John-Boy's who was disabled during World War II. 4:16 © MOVIE ••* "The Bliss Of Mrs. Blossom" (1968, Comedy) Shirley MacLaine, Richard Atten- borough. The bored wife of a brassiere manufacturer hides a lover in the attic where he lives for years. Jazz returns to SAG The Surrey Art Gallery is continuing their traditional Sunday afternoon jazz concerts with the Jim Chivers Quartet, Sunday, May 25 at 2 p.m. . Noted Vancouver drummer Jim Chivers has gathered some of the best musicians on the local jazz scene to bring you an upbeat afternoon of mainstream jazz and bebop. During his 25 years as a jazz musician Chivers has played. with the likes of Joe Pass, Bud Shanks, Jimmy Witherspoon and Eats Domino. Pianist Eric Vaughn played in the San Francisco Bay area with Bobby Hutcherson, Joe Henderson, John Handy and others before coming to Vancouver. Chivers' experience as a teacher and his interest in young musicians is reflected, in his choice of two exceptional newcomers, Mike Blake on tenor sax and Ken lister on bass. Admission to the concert is free of charge. ALDERGROVE SECONDARY By MICHELE BRUNORO AIDERGROVE - Upon entering Aldergrove secondary school, it's easy to tell that student elections are well underway. Posters plaster the school's walls and some students are coming up with imaginative slogans and campaign ideas. The students running are expected to make a short speech. Voting will be done next Tuesday. Positions are open for president, vice president, sports director, art director, social convener, treasurer, secretary and communications representative. This year's student council includes Sherri Alderson, Rhonda Sherk, Steve Hasegawa, Russ Davies, Erin Kenwood, Jerald Epp, Ron Cliff and Chilly Richards. They meet each Monday to discuss current school activities. Their responsibilities include the organization of school functions as well as the distribution of money or clubs and teams. Their other jobs range anywhere from bringing in guest speakers to arranging lunch- hour sockhops. Meanwhile, the grad committee is busy planning for the fastly approaching commencement ceremonies. These will involve two days of events, the first, evening will be the cap and gown ceremonies and the second evening will be the formal prom. The track and field club has also been busy. At last Wednesday's meet, our team did extremely well. Their merits are reported elsewhere in this paper. Last week also saw the jazz choir receive the silver medal at the Jazz Choir Festival. Students sang better than they ever have before. Last week, the music department was visited by students from St. Catherines, Ontario. They left Tuesday after an eventful and entertaining week. Upcoming events to AHS include the awards ceremonies on May 28 as well as a guest speaker for the Counter Attack program on June 6. Tee off to the moon LANGLEY - We're golfing to the moon. All Canadians, 55 years and over, are invited to celebrate National Physical Activity Week by...golfing to the moon. This is the goal of Elderobic Moonwalk, an exciting new event where the walking efforts of thousands of seniors between May 24 and June 1 will be combined to total 476,000 miles, or the distance to the moon and back. Seniors in this area are invited to Tall Timber Golf Course on Tuesday, May 27 for a free nine holes of golf, an approx. distance of two miles. Tee-off time will be 10 a.m. Bring a friend or spouse and add up the miles. Hit that ball and get it to the moon. For more information and reservations call Marlene at Tall Timber Golf Course, 534-0213. Pre-registration is necessary. -.rSM«„«^|»'«S-- :.■■■._-■ "' „ i_rt<wa__bh_i_ . . ■ .. . 3£ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 15 :_ Rose Queen contestants kept busy Monday riding the Chamber of Commerce float at both the Fort Langley and Bradner May Day parades. -Staff photos and now... Even Save-More With Save-More Bucks '•.'!( With every $20 purchase. Our Save-More Bucks are redeemable on all merchandise. (Except tobacco, Prescriptions, Lottery Tickets and Advertised Sale Items) W A one day pass to Expo 86 NEXT DRAW MAY 30,1986. (Details in store) CHECK OUR V% PRICE TABLE Many, many good buys on freight-damaged merchandise. SENIORS -10% OFF Pick up your discount card from our pharmasist! rYTiT__™_»_T\\ WE DELIVER PRESCRIPTIONS Lr"T0 649! 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CANADA ©NEWS FROM ZOOS ©LESPRIMITIFS .11:30 0 MEETING PLACE Rev. John Watson officiates at services from the First Baptist Church in Ottawa. ©UPON REFLECTION ©LIVINGBOOK ©LAUREL AND HARDY AFTERNOON 12:00 © NBC SPORTS SPECIAL "Cannonball" One Lap Of America, a nationwide road rallye, which begins and. ends in Detroit, (taped) ©MCLAUGHLIN GROUP ©IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE ©CALLER'S CHOICE 8 100 HUNTLEY STREET LA SEMAINE VERTE 12:30 © SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Memorial Golf Tournament, final round, from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio. (Live) © AUTO RACING Coca- Cola World 600 (from Charlotte, NC:). ©CANADA IN VIEW ©PGA GOLF Memorial Tournament, final round, from Dublin, Ohio. (Live) ©READY, SET, GROW ©CAPITOL JOURNAL © KENNETH COPELAND © INTRODUCING BIOLOGY H*-.. '■■'■'■'■■-■ . 1:00 © SPORTSWORLD Big League Baseball Decathlon Challenge. Top players from the American and National Leagues take part in a 10-event competition. (Taped) ©RICOCHET ©TERRY WINTER © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g ©NEEDLECRAFT © COUNTDOWN TO EXPO © RENCONTRES Invite: Emile Robichaud, educates. (2ede 2)(R) 1:30 © MOVIE *•„ "Gulliver's Travels" (1977, Fantasy) Richard Harris, Catherine Schell. Based on the story by Jonathan Swift. An English physician is marooned on an island kingdom populated by tiny people. Q ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interviews with ac tress Amy Irving, Steve Bond ("General Hospital") and Peter Reckell ("Days of Our Lives"). © WALL STREET WEEK "Reagan's First Economic Adviser" Quest: Murray L. Weidenbaum, director of the Center for the Study of American Business, Washington University. ©SUNDAY LINE ©SEWING POWER © EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS ffl CONNAJSSANCE DU MILIEU Documentaire. 2:00 © THIS WEEK WITH DA- VIDBRINKLEYg © GREAT PERFORMANCES "Live From Lincoln Center: New York City Ballet 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' " William: Shakespeare's comic story of lovers' quarrels .'and mischievous pranks is set to the music of Felix Mendelssohn in this production choreographed by George Balanchine. In stereo. ©WORLD AT WAR © BONAVENTURE TRAVEL © CINEMA "Gigi" (1958, musicale) Leslie. Caron, Maurice Chevalier. Une adolescents, enjouee et primesautiere, elevee par sa grand-mere et sa tante, rebelle a la cdutume de la famille de devenir mai- tresse de quelque gentil- homme. 2:30 © MOVIE *•'/- "Little House On The Prairie: The Last Farewell" (1984, Drama) Michael Landon, Melissa Gilbert. Charles ln- galls makes a return trip to Walnut Grove to help his former neighbors stop the legal theft of their land. ©PACIFIC ISSUES © VIETNAM: THE TEN THOUSAND DAY WAR The domino collapse of South Vietnam's cities culminates with Saigon. 3:00 ©TO BE ANNOUNCED © LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS Four troops of Barbary macaques are relocated from a French zoo to the mountain wilderness of Morocco, g 0 START OF SOMETHING BIG Profiles of Lucille Ball, Ed McMahon, Hal Linden and Lou RaWls. (R) ©FAMILY BROWN COUNTRY ©WILD KINGDOM © SHE-RA: PRINCESS OF POWER ©CALCULUS I ©FOOD FOR LIFE 3:30 0 EXCITING WORLD OF SPEED AND BEAUTY A look at Bernie Little, an unlimited hydroplane racing team owner. 0 FAME Jesse and a new drama teacher fight over Nicole. Torrence: Robin Thomas. In stereo. © MOVIE **•• "Coming Home" (1978, Drama) Jane Fonda, Jon Voight. A Marine captain's wife falls in love with an embittered - disabled Vietnam veteran while her husband is fighting abroad. ©HE-MAN AND MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE © PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS ©HERCULES 4:00 © HART TO HART Jennifer poses'for an ad, but i when two fellow models are murdered, Jonathan fears she may be next. ©ANIMAL EXPRESS © WILD AMERICA Explores the life, history and habitat of the grizzly bear. ©G.I.JOE ©RAINBOW / PARSLEY AND HERBS S ASTROBOY GRAND PRIX DE FOR- MULE 1 Course automobile enregistree le jour meme en Belgique. 4:30 ©COUNTRY CANADA © CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCE ©©QUESTION PERIOD ©PROFILES OF NATURE ©I DREAM OF JEANNE © KIMBA THE WHITE UON *• © INSPECTOR GADGET ,4:60 ©EVENINGEDITION 6:00 ©HYMN SING ©©NEWS ©FOR THE RECORD ©POLKA TIME © LIVING WILD An examination of the relationship between hunter and prey, as the Kiwai people pursue an endangered sea mam- mal.g ©BUCK ROGERS Frozen in space in the year 1987, Buck Rogers is awakened 500 years later oh an alien vessel. (Part 1 of 2) © ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PRINCE ©ASTROBOY © SECOND REGARD Les actualites religieuses. * 6:30 ©TO BE ANNOUNCED ©ABCNEWSg ©NBCNEWS ©NEWS © PERFORMERS Featured: Charles Haid, who plays Renko on "Hill Street Blues"; the vocal group "Manhattan Transfer." ©TOMGRATTAN'SWAR © ROBOTMAN B.C. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ALDERGROVE "We also do general repairs" 27515 FRASER HWY. 856-5181 Free clothing each Thursday ALDERGROVE - Marg Dyck invites people from the community to help themselves to free used clothing at the local Free Church every Thursday afternoon. Dyck and other volunteers from the church open their Clothes Closet from noon to 1 p.m. each Thursday. "We have a lot of good used clothing donated by people from different churches in the community. There's everything from children's wear to ladies' wear, boys' wear, men's wear, for people to choose from," says Dyck. The Free Church is in the upper floor of the building immediately west of Smitty's restaurant. WORSHIP IN CHURCH ANGLICAN CHURCH St. Alban's Otter Morning Prayer, Holy Eucharist Church School 9:30 a.m. Evening Prayer, 1st Sunday, 7:30 p.m. St. Dunstan's Aldergrove Morning Priyer, Holy Eucharist 8 & 11 a.m, Church School 11 a.m. - 271 St. & Fraser Hwy. Rev. David Reuss Peace groups gather PEACE ARCH PARK - On Sun- cay, May 25, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Surrey-Blaine border crossing Canadian and American peace groups will join in the second -annual international gathering to promote global peace across borders: Members of the Langley- Aldergrove association for Nuclear Disarmament hope citizens of Langley and Aldergrove will join them in an afternoon of music and speeches: There will be special children's activities as well) and Canadians and Americans will meet and discuss ideas that promote international peace and understanding. A public information evening will be held in Langley on Tuesday, June 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the Centennial library. LAND will be hosting the evening and Dr. Baits; Young, from Physicians for Social Responsibility, will answer questions on medical effects of nuclear war.' ' * Bradner Presbyterian Church 5275 Bradner Road Morning Worship 10:30 Sunday School 10:30 Youth Group: Wed. eves. 7-9 p.m. Pastor David Webber 856-3166 Res. 852-3384 Evangelical Free Church 26982 FjraserHwfc;;, ■;; v., 4/ (Upjwr Floor),'^ '"''" Corner of 270 St. & Fraser Hwy. (Just west of Smitty's) Worship & Children's Church 10:30 Rev. IngmaYJacobsen Pastor 856-1985 or 574-0811 Christian Science Society 7221-198B St., Langley 11:00 Sunday Service 11:00 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday Eyening Meeting ALL ARE WELCOME CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2940-272 St., Aldergrove (across from Post Office) 9:45 Bible School 11:00 Morning Worship 6:30 Evening Family Service Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Pastor William E. Brown 856-8117 Res. 533-5389 Helping you with Christ's message. __ 7-21315-tf ALDERGROVE UNITED CHURCH 2623-272 St. 856-8675 Joint Morning Worship 11:15; Sunday School follows. Aldergrove Full Gospel Church 264 St. & 60 Ave. 10:30 Family Worship Pastor John P. Wassell Church 856-3848 ALDERGROVE GOSPEL CHAPEL 26580 - 29th Avenue West ol Aicle-cj-ove High School Over 50 million parents were inspired by FOCUS ON THE FAMILY. Now, Dr. James and Shirley Dobson have taken'the next dramatic step. "if M ■ - :-:t ■ INTRODUCING A POWERFUL SIX-PART FILM SERIES THAT WILL MOVE YOU TO ACTION. May 25, June 1,8,15,22, 29 All showings at 6:30 p.m. ALDERGROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 28163 Swensson Avenue 8,6-1413 Rev. Samuel McCallum 21-1 ADERGROi/E B^PTISTCHURCH 28163 Swensson Ave., Aldergrove 856-1413 Rev. Samuel McCallum SUNDAY SERVICES Bus transportation provided. Nursery facilities available. 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 P.ROW WITH US. _■__- .|iW_llUiiJ»l»i.i . . ______ . ; SUNDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 17 < EVENING 6:00 O DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE O TOWN MEETING Topic: "Kids In Crisis" A look is taken at the problems behind the explosion of youth suicide and violence. 0 ALMOST LIVE OONEWS ©CBSNEWS ',.. O NOVA A chase team from the National Severe Storms Laboratory in Norman, Okla., is followed as they gather information needed to predict the arrival, path and destructive force of a tornado. (R) g © STAR TREK The Enterprise goes in search of a missing scientist on a dying planet. © MUSEUM WITHOUT WALLS © EWOKS AND DROIDS ADVENTURE HOUR © SCIENCE REALITE 6:30 ONEWS O EXPO '86: WELCOMES THE WORLD © ECRAN-TEMOIN Avec: Louis Martin; Invitee: Mar- celle Padovani, journaliste au Nouvel Observateur. 7:00 0 FRAGGLE ROCK Red Fraggle feverishly practices rock hockey when she learns that her idol will be a spectator. (R) g ©DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE Two stories: In "Case- busters," two children help * their grandfather solve a neighborhood mystery. Stars Pat Hingle and Virginia Keehnen; in "My Town," a girl is awed by the exciting things happening in her sleepy hometown. Stars Meredith Salenger and Glenn Ford. SILVER SPOONS Rick and his. grandfather hope to make a fortune In the baseball-card trading business. In stereo. (R) ©COSBY SHOW Much to Theo's chagrin, Cliff invites the dreaded Mrs. Westlake to dine at the Huxtabies. (Rjn ©O 60 MINUTES O MISSING This documentary examines the tragedy of missing children through three case histories. Additionally, host Isabel Bassett explores preventive measures and what parents can do if their child is abducted. ©NANNY Christmas 1941: Barbara and her father buy a large home they hope will hold a large number of children. ©ANIMAL EXPRESS ©NATURAL WORLD © LA CLE DES CHAMPS Les Boivin sont confrontes par leur femme de menage qui leur demande de parti- ciper a un programme d'aide aux personnes de- favorisees de la region. 7:30 © BEACHCOMBERS Constable John's plans to build a country cabin go awry when Relic announces his intention to construct condos on the adjoining property. (R) g © PUNKY BREWSTER Mike and Punky search for their natural mothers. In stereo. (R) g © CHEERS Norm suspects that Vera's having PERRY MASON RETURNS Raymond Burr reprises his Emmy Award-winning characterization of Perry Mason, television's most celebrated attorney, in "Perry Mason: The Case of the Notorious Nun," airing SUNDAY, MAY 25 on NBC. In the movie, Mason defends a young nun accused of murdering a priest with whom, it was rumored, she was romantically involved. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME @ 1986 Compulog an affair with a neighbor. (R) © TED KNIGHT SHOW The Rushes' Central American housekeeper wants to quit her naturalization class after only one night. © LES BEAUX Dl- MANCHES Festival Juste pour rire. Avec: Dominique Michel et Michel Drucker. 7:60 ©EVENINGEDITION 8:00 Q CANADA'S SWEETHEART: THE SAGA OF HAL C. BANKS A dramatized account of the brutal destruction wreaked by Harold Banks, hired in 1949 to weed out suspected Communists within the ranks of the Canadian Seaman's Union. Maury Chaykin portrays \ Banks. (Viewer Dis-, cretion Advised) (R) g © AMAZING STORIES The spirit of an old man haunts an otherwise normal home. In stereo, g © Q NEIL DIAMOND... HELLO AGAIN "Cherry. Cherry," "Sweet Caroline," "America" and "September Mom" are among the tunes scheduled to be sung by the Grammy Award-winning singer-composer. Guests: Carol Burnett, Stevie Wonder ("Overjoyed"). © NEIL DIAMOND... HELLO AGAIN "Cherry, Cherry," "Sweet Caroline," "America" and "September Morn" are among the tunes scheduled to be sung by the Grammy Award-winning singer-composer. Guests: Carol Burnett, Stevie Wonder ("Overjoyed"). In stereo. © NATURE A portrait of the vulture's mastery of flight, filmed on Africa's Serengeti Plain and in the South American rain forests. In stereo, g ©SOLDIERS: A HISTORY OF MEN IN BATTLE ©PRINCE REGENT ©TO BE ANNOUNCED 8*30 Q © ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS An emotionally fragile woman fears she's being stalked by a rapist. In stereo. (R) 8:40 ©LETELEJOURNALg 9:00 © © © MOVIE ***tt "The Right Stuff" (1983, Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Sam Shepard, Scott Glenn. Based on the book by Tom Wolfe. The selection and training of the first American astronauts take place amid political maneuvering and media hype, g © MOVIE "Perry Mason: The Case Of The Notorious Nun" (Premiere, Drama) Raymond . Burr, Barbara Hale. Perry Mason defends a young nun accused of murdering a priest with whom she allegedly had a romantic relationship, g © MURDER, SHE WROTE Jessica's mentally unbalanced friend is accused of murdering her husband. Ann Blyth and Esther Rolle guest star, g © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Irish R.M."De- spite his marriage to Sally, Flurry Knox continues to scheme - this time he solicits Maj. Sinclair Yeates to help him sell Gen. Porte- pus a horse. (Part 1 of. 6) 1986 SKI TO SEA RACE HIGHLIGHTS ©HORIZON © MOVIE "Tales Of The Haunted" (No Date) © LES BEAUX Dl- MANCHES "Les Blues du samedi soir" Documentaire sur les differents aspects de la musique noire americaine. 9:30 © M'A'S'H Hawkeye and B.J. arrange to get a movie banned in Boston to the 4077th, and Klinger takes "cool pills." 10:00 ©CBC NEWS g © CAGNEY & LACEY Cagney investigates the murder of a union boss and Lacey greets her new British nanny, g © GREAT PERFORMANCES "Bernstein on Brahms / Reflections and Performance" In the first of three programs featuring the works of Johannes Brahms, Leonard Bernstein conducts the Vienna Philharmonic in the Academic Festival Overture and the Serenade in A. (Part 1 of 3) In stereo. ©80 MINUTES © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10:26 ©VENTURE 10:30 © LES BEAUX Dl- MANCHES Portraits musi- caux. Des yeux pour entendre Manola Asensio. 11:00 ©©©©NEWS Q © CTV NATIONAL NEWS © PAUL CADMUS: ENFANT TERRIBLE AT 80 A film portrait of the Con necticut artist, including his reflections on his life and the 1934 Washington scandal over a painting he crofitod © TWILIGHT ZONE Five people are trapped in a cylindrical enclosure and seek an escape. ©GLOBAL NEWSVVEEK 11:16 ©ABCNEWSg 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 QSPORTSLINE © MOVIE *•*• "The Glass Menagerie" (1973, Drama) Katharine Hepburn, Joanna Miles. Based on the play by Tennessee Williams. A transplanted Southern lady survives on her memories of a more gentle past. ■-> © GE0RGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE © WAYNE CODY'S LOCKER ROOM ©TWILIGHT ZONE An old man goes raccoon hunting with his beloved dog, Rip, a hunt from which neither return. ©NOUVELLES 11:46 ©CBSNEWS © CINEMA "L'Opinion publique" (1923, comedie) Edna Purvianve, Clarence Gelbert. Un homme se suicide a I'impossibilite de vivre avec la femme qu'il aime. (sous-titre) 12:00 ©> MOVIE **tt "That Night In Rio" (1941, Comedy) Alice Faye, Don Ameche. A Brazilian nobleman is impersonated by his double, an entertainer from the U.S. © MAD MOVIES WITH THE L.A. CONNECTION ©MOVIE ** "The Premature Burial" (1962, Horror) Ray Milland, Hazel Court. A British gentleman fears that he'll be placed in a grave before he's dead. © DAVID SUSSKIND Scheduled: Dr. Isadora Rosenfeld on disease prevention. ©MILLIONAIRE MAKER © MOVIE •*!_ "My Man Godfrey" (1957, Comedy) June Allyson, David Niven. A bum who is given a job as a butler in a society woman's house turns out to be a member of Austrian royalty. 12:06 Q MOVIE *** "40 Carats" (1973, Romance) Liv Ullmann, Edward Albert. A middle-aged Ameri can divorcee vacationing in Greece becomes romantically involved with a man half her age. ©MOVIE *•• "Nickelodeon" (1976, Comedy) Ryan O'Neal, Burt Reynolds. A hapless crew of novice actors and their shaky director try to establish themselves in the world of moviemaking during the silent era, 12:30 © START OF SOMETHING BIG Profiles of Lucille Ball, Ed McMahdn, Hal Linden and Lou Rawls. (R) ©CHIPS 1:00 1:30 MOVIE ••• "Three Days Of The Condor" (1975, Suspense) Robert Redford, Faye Dunaway. A research reader employed by the CIA uncovers internal treachery when all of his co-workers are assassinated by a hit mail who is now stalking him. 1:36 ©NEWS 1:66 ©NOTEOFFAITH 2:00 ©NEWS © LAVERNE & SHIRLEY A little white lie brings on a nightmare for Shirley. 2:20 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Nellie's elope ment causes havoc with her parents. 2:30 ©NIGHTWATCH 2:36 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE A traveling preacher brings his special brand of salvation to Walnut Grove. 3:20 © WALTONS John must make a decision that will have a profound effect on the entire family. (Part 2 of 2> 3*35 © WALTONS Olivia and John take a holiday away from home. Count yourself in next month population. This long form sampling technique helps reduce the costs of the census, and Simultaneously reduces the response burden on households. The long form contains all the questions from the short questionnaire, plus 23 additional questions including ethnic origin, disability, education, migration, and employment. Statistics Canada expects that it will take about 20 minutes, on average, to complete the long questionnaire; . VANCOUVER - About 320 years ago, Jean Talon organized the first census ever held in Canada. At that time he recorded a total population of about three thousand people living in what is now Quebec. In the upcoming June 3 census, Statistics Canada expects to count about three million British Columbians. Some of the reasons for holding a Census have changed little since 1666. Government, business and community organizations require factual data on which to base decisions which affect the standard of living of every Canadian. Between May 26 and June 3, every household will receive a census questionnaire. Four out of five households will receive the short form questionnaire containing only nine questions on ; topics including age, sex and marital status, mother tongue, aboriginal status and home ownership. Statistics Canada expects that responding to the short form questionnaire will take about nine minutes • on average. The census long form will be delivered at random to one in five households in the country. 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DAYTIME SPECIALS . 10:00 © GONGGA SHAN: WHITE PEAK BEYOND THE CLOUDS An adventure special including footage from two mountain climbing expeditions 50 years apart, both on China's highest mountain, the GonggaShan. 1:00 © NOISE: THE INVISIBLE RISK The physical and psychological dangers of noise at home, at work and in recreation are examined by experts who also demonstrate means of protecting one's hearing. In stereo, g DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 © **1_ "The Pied Piper" (1942, Drama) Monty Woolley, Anne Baxter. An Englishman agrees to take two children from war- torn France, but they prove to be only the beginning. KfcOO © •** "Lady L" (1966, Drama) Sophia Loren, Paul Newman. An 80-year-old woman recalls her spicy life through comical flashbacks. 11:00 © •••* "Winterset" (1938, Drama) John Carradine, Burgess Meredith. Twenty years after his father's execution for a crime he didn't commit, a young man attempts to set the record straight by finding the real criminal. 2*30 ' © "La joie de Bach" (1978, documentaire) Yehudi Menuhin, Virgil Fox. Des virtuosos, ces orchestras symphoniques et des formations musicales de plusisurs pays interpretent des oeuvres de Johann Sebastian Bach. EVENING 6:00 ©©©NEWS ©ABC NEWS p ©NBCNEWS ©CBSNEWS © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack accidentally receives $1000 from an automatic cash machine. ©WORLD AT WAR ©VANCOUVER LIVE ©CESOIR 6:30 ©©NEWS ©TOP STORY © M'A'S'H Hawkeye and Trapper battle the brass all the way to the top in their efforts to get an incubator for the unit. © LE VAGABOND Un ob- jet d'art diasimule dans un accessoire est recupere par deux machinistes d'une equips de tournage. 7:00 © WORLDSTAGE'86 ©WHEEL OF FORTUNE © © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger; women in pornography. © LIVE IT UP Caffeine's effect on productivity; new types of goat cheese; making a home safe for children. (R)Q ©NEWLYWEDGAME CAGNEY & LACEY Mary Beth (Tyne Daly, I.) and Chris (Sharon Gless) seek information about a cop-killer in "Parting Shots," the season finale of CBS's "Cagney & Lacey," MONDAY, MAY 26. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1988 Compute. © WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS ©$100,000 PYRAMID © TOURISM IS YOUR BUSINESS ©JACKPOT ©LETELEJOURNALg 7:26 ©NOUVELLES 7:30 © BROTHERS BY CHOICE Scott Forester is offered $50 to make a drug delivery. (Part 2 of 6) p 8 ©JEOPARDY $100,000 PYRAMID © 227 Mary and Sandra square off to See who's the i better pianist. In stereo. (R) ©PRICE IS RIGHT © LIVE IT UP Caffeine's effect on productivity; new types of goat cheese; making a home safe for children. (R) g 8 WORLD OF SURVIVAL NEWLYWEDGAME ©ENGLISH GARDEN 7:60 ©EVENING EDITION 8:00 © DANGER BAY An attempt to locate a pod of gray whales turns Instead into an encounter with three ; armed marijuana smugglers. (Part 1 of 2) (R)g © © HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK Hardcastle and McCormick uncover some unexpected evidence during separate attempts to pilfer the files of a recently released convict. (R)g © © BOB HOPE SPECIAL "Bob Hope's High- Flying Birthday" Don Johnson, Phylicia Rashad, Sammy Davis Jr., Barbara Mandrell and Elizabeth Taylor join the comedian on board the USS Lexington to celebrate his 83rd birthday and Naval Aviation's 75th anniversary, g © © SCARECROW AND MRS. KING While looking for a controversial tax reformer, Lee and Amanda stumble upon a huge supply of rockets and bombs. (R) © IN SEARCH OF THE TROJAN WAR Evidence gained during a German excavation in the 1890s and an American dig in the 1930s produce conflicting interpretations of Homer's account of the war. g © MOVIE *** "Threads" (1984, Drama) Reece Dinsdale, Karen Meagher. Two families in northern England experience the horrors and con sequences of global nuclear war for years after the world's superpowers clash over the Middle East. © PLEASURE AND PAIN: DRUG USE AND ABUSE © LA BONNE AVENTURE 9 ■ 8:30 © HANGIN' IN During Webster's absence, Kate is forced to fire her mother when things start to fall apart. (Ft) g . ©PERSPECTIVES ©LE PARC DES BRAVES g 9:00 © © KATE & ALLIE Kate's stranded in the dentist's office during a power outage. (R) © © © MOVIE *••*_ "The Right Stuff" (1983, Drama) (Part 2 of 2) Sam Shepard, Scott Glenn. Based on the book by Tom Wolfe. The; selection and training of the first American astronauts take place amid political maneuvering and media hype, g © ON STAGE AT WOLF TRAP Conductor Keith Brion re-creates John Philip Sousa's legendary traveling band in this concert of march tunes, novelty songs and classical pieces. Guest: New York City Opera soprano Erie Mills. In stereo. © NATIONAL FILM BOARD THEATER © PAVILLONS LOIN- TAINS Drame historique d'apres le roman de M. M. Kaye. Le destin d'un jeune Angais est marque par sa passion folle pour une amis d'enfance. Avec: Ben Cross, Amy Irving et Benedict Taylor, g 9:30 ©NEWHART ©NEWHARTg 10:00 © NATIONAL / JOURNAL English arrive; (Part 1 of 3)' _ YOU ARE THE JURY Viewers vote for the guilt or innocence of an Arizona doctor accused of murder in this dramatization of an actual murder trial. O© CAGNEY & LACEY Cagney and Lacey try to track down a cop killer, g © AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Roanoak" Events leading to the New World's first English settlement at Roanoak Island, N.C., and the "lost colony's" subsequent disappearance, are seen from the viewpoints of a British artist and an Indian hunter, tonight: the LIVING BODY ©POIVREETSELg 10$0 ©WHERE THERE'S LIFE ©RENCONTRES 11:00 ©©©©NEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEWSQ ©NIGHTSIGHT © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS Johnny portrays the mystic Carnac the Magnificent and pitchman Art Fern. ©SPORTS PAGE © LES GRANGES AVENTURES DE L'HIMALAYA "Les Nouveaux con- querants" (1980, . Documentaire). ©©NEWS 11:30 © MAUDE Walter turns from a benevolent host into Scrooge when he and Maude give a * Christmas party for his employees. (R) ©NIGHTLINE 0 BEST OF CARSON From March 1985: Jack Lemmon, jazz singer Joe Williams arid comic troupe the Groundlings join host Johnny Carson. In stereo. (R) © ALL IN THE FAMILY Mike and Gloria happily prepare for Mike's new job and their move to California. © MACNEIL /LEHRER NEWSHOUR © REMINGTON STEELE A sly magician targets Laura and Remington for murder. (R) ©NEWS 12:00 © MINDER Arthur discovers that the world of high fashion lacks the glamour he anticipated when he finds himself, instead of Terry, minding the clothes. © POLICE STORY With retirement just around the corner, a depressed officer (Ed Asner) takes an arrogant rookie as a trainee. © REMINGTON STEELE An arsonist attends a dentists convention to steal evidence that could implicate him in a murder. (R) © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled} N.Y. Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez. In stereo; 12:05 © MOVIE **>_ "The Fortune" (1975, Comedy) Jack Nicholson, Warren Beatty. Two scheming men . Set up housekeeping with an heiress and then decide to murder her when they learn she plans to leave her money to charity. 0 MOVIE ••)- "Oklahoma Crude" (1973, Drama) George C. Scott, Faye Dunaway. A young woman attempts to regain possession of her oil-field interests. 12:30 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: N.Y. Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez. In stereo. 12:40 © MOVIE •* "Magic On Love Island" (1980, Drama) Janis Paige, Adrienne Barbeau. The proprietor of an island resort works her special brand of matchmaking magic for four men and women who visit her tropical hideaway. (R) 1:00 ©HEADLINE CHASERS © ONE DAY AT A TIME After eight years on her own Ann is about to marry Sam Royer, but not without some second thoughts. 1:10 © MOVIE *** "Carny" (1980, Drama) Jodie Foster, Gary Busey. A runaway teen joins a carnival troupe and learns about the hidden emotions and frustrations behind the surface happiness of the performers. © ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann and Nick's constant bickering starts getting out of hand. ' 2:06 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The Ingalls family travels to a nearby town for the annual fair. .2:20 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The birth of a son to Mary is clouded! by the death of Caroline's mother and resultant depression of her father. , . ©NEWS 2:30 1:30 3:00 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD ©NIGHTWATCH ©NEWS 3:06 © LAVERNE & SHIRLEY ©WALTONS Grandma re The girls encounter two turns to Walton's Mountain guys and some peril on a 3:20 ski weekend. . © WALTONS A nearly fa 2:00 tat accident causes Jim ©©NEWS Bob to turn to religion. 65th ANNIVERSARY Peace Arch parade coming up By MURIEL ARNASON WHITE ROCK - The annual Peace Arch parade will be held Sunday, June 8, at the International Peace Arch Park at Douglas. The public is invited. Parade will be led off by marshalls from Canada and the United States at 1 p.m. This yea- will mark the 65th anniversary of the parade which is jointly sponsored by both countries. The colorful parade of children, brass bands and color guards from Canada and the United States is in celebration of the years of peace which continue to exist between our two great nations. American veterans of foreign wars walk side- by-side with their Canadian Legion Fishing derby open to all counterparts, carrying their flags proudly in remembrance of their fallen comrades. "These gates must never close" is the theme of selected young orators and their inspiring messages have been the highlights of the celebrations through the years. To conclude the ceremony, thousands of cubs, brownies, girl guides and boy scouts cement friendships by exchanging flags and so^nirs. f■&%&?. ~v Last year, over 15,000 people attended the ceremonies; This year of EXPO, the organizers of the Peace Arch event expect many more will attend. MISSION - The Eraser Valley Marine Association will hole their 1986 Fishing Derby, June 14 and 15 in Zone 2 of the FYaser River. Entry fee is $5 and 40 percent of total entry fees will be returned in prizes in the divisions of sturgeon, salmon, trout and coarse (bullhead, etc.). Derby headquarters of the nonprofit society will be at Dewdney Slough, off Highway no. 7. The society has been instrumental in establishing floats, park areas, river clean-up programs and other projects over the years. Fishing from shore or boat will be permitted but use of gaff or net will not be allowed. Witnesses must verify that catch is within Derby boundaries. For a detailed brochure with rules and regulations, see then- office in the Activity Centre, Harbour and Bridge Streets in Mission or call Agnes Chervenka, 826-8921 or Teach Vickers, 826- 8403. Riding club's trophy show next week LANGLEY - The MSA Riding Club hold their ninth annual trophy show, Sunday, June 1 at Taylorwood Farms on 216 Street just north of 32 Avenue. A wide variety of classes will compete in four age divisions; 18 years and over, 14 to 17, 11 to 13 and 10 and under. Entries close at midnight, May 23, and there is no stabling available on the site. Overall classes are showmanship, western, English and jumping. For more information on entries, call the show secretary, Barb Thomas at 853-5705. The club's high-point winners of last week were: senior pleasure, Leah Booth; senior games, Larry Mapstone; peewee pleasure, Carla Aipaugh; peewee games, Stacey Hickson; junior pleasure, Lori Lothian; junior games, Helga Thomas; intermediate pleasure, Tracy Elander; intermediate games, Dela Hargrove. NEU GAS $700. gov't, grant available for natural gas conversion.. Phone:530-1944 No. 311 - 20560 Langley By-Pass, Langley w -■ ____■ ■ .... THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 19 TUESDAY EVENING MAY 27,1986 .Copyright • 1988 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME SPECIALS 1:00 © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Looks at the pioneering chimpanzee research of Dr. Jane Goo- dall, who has been working for over 20 years on the most comprehensive primate study in scientific history. 3:00 © THE LAST CONFEDERATES Filmed on location in Brazil, this documentary profiles a community of Brazilians whose forefathers fled the United States for Brazil after the Civil War in hopes for a better life. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q *•• "Soldier Of Fortune" (1953, Adventure) Clark Gable, Susan Hayward. An American photographer is rescued from imprisonment in Red China by a gunrunner. 10:00 © *** "Adventures Of Don Juan" (1949, Adventure) Errol Flynn, Viveca ' Lindfors. Don Juan invades the court of England and the hearts of the English ladies. i i:op ;, Q ***** "My Favorite Brunette" (1947, Comedy) Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour. A mysterious woman persuades a baby photographer to become a super-sleuth. ■< ■"* 2:30 © "Retour au pays d'en bas" (1977, documentaire) Louis Berube, Johanne Marcel. Le cinquieme rang a St-M-thieu-de-Rimouski est revit par des citadins. EVENING 6:00 © Q © NEWS ©ABCNEWSg ©NBCNEWS ©CBSNEWS © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © RAGGEDY ANN & ANDY MUSICAL ADVENTURE Animated. An at' tempt to rescue a kidnapped Parisian doll is thwarted when Raggedy Ann and Andy get stuck in a taffy pit. © MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY © VANCOUVER LIVE © CE SOIR 6:30 ©ONEWS ©TOP STORY © CAP DANGER On derobe une sculpture qui a ete mise aux encheres. g 7:00 © GZOWSKI & CO. Guest: rock 'n' roll promoter Bill Stevens. (R) ©WHEEL OF FORTUNE © 0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with Bill Cosby; women in pornography. ©WKRP IN CINCINNATI ©NEWLYWEDGAME © WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS New life blankets the tundra during the brief Alaskan summer. © STARTING A BUSINESS ©JACKPOT ' ©LETELEJOURNALg IT'S FLASHBEAGLE, CHARLIE BROWN Snoopy (with a blow-dried face and head, which scares Sally) gets ready to burn up the dance floor as the "Peanuts" gang boogies its way into summertime, in "It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown," airing TUESDAY, MAY 27 on CBS. (Rebroadcast) CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1986 Compulog 7:25 ©NOUVELLES 7:30 Q GARFIELD IN PARADISE Animated. Garfield and Jon get what they pay for when they board a no- frills airline en route to a flea-bitten tropical resort. ©©JEOPARDY Q SCHOOLHOUSE SPECIALS ©THE PERFORMERS ©PRICE IS RIGHT ©GIMMEABREAKI ©WORLD OF SURVIVAL ©BITS AND BYTES 7:60 s ©EVENINGEDITION. 8:00 ©FIFTH ESTATE (R) © © WHO'S THE BOSS? Tony and Mona hatch a plot to prevent Michael frio^"'gSMhg custodys-jtdfi Jonathan. (Part 2 of 2) (R) _ A-TEAM A crazed Soviet general hatches a plot to spark World War III. In stereo. (R) Q Q RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT ORNOTI(R)g © © GARFIELD IN PARADISE Animated. Garfield and Jon get what they pay for when they board a no- frills airline en route to a flea-bitten tropical resort. © A-TEAM A crazed Soviet general hatches a plot to spark World War III. (R) © NOVA The effects of Red China's Cultural Revolution on the lifestyle and ancient traditions of the Kazakh horsemen. (R) g ©NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS © UZEB Spectacle du groupe de jazz UZEB, en- registre au Spectrum de Montreal dans le cadre du Festival Internationale de jazz de Montreal a I'ete 1985. 8*30 © © GROWING PAINS Jason and Maggie are shocked when they meet Mike's worldly new girlfriend. (R) g © © IT'S FLASHBEAGLE, CHARLIE BROWN Animated. Snoopy becomes a dancing fool and Lucy turns a game of "Simon Says" into a raucous musical number. (R) g ©NEW LITERACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 9:00 © REMINGTON STEELE Laura and Remington learn that Mildred has invested $75,000 of their money in an Iowa pig-breeding farm. (R) © © MOONLIGHTING An escape artist's wife fears her deceased husband will fulfill his promise to return from the dead. (R) g Q © HUNTER The boss of an affluent resort town tries to eliminate Hunter and McCall. In stereo. (R) ©WILDEST WEST SHOW OF THE STARS Hosts James Coburn and Dennis Weaver are joined by guests including Rory Calhoun, Bo Derek, Alan Thicke, Jamie Farr and Army Archerd as stars of the stage and screen demonstrate their skills in a number of Wild West events. 0 SPENSER: FOR HIRE A tW6iti\0pifflii6ir'$ lover pulls off a heist to help her company out of financial difficulties H © FRONfUNE Mentally ill residents of Central Manor, a St. Paul (Minn.) halfway house, share their , thpughts about this disease which affects 30 million Americans, g © MOVIE ** "Fatso" (1980, Comedy) Dom De- Luise, Anne Bancroft. A portly compulsive eater finds that nothing can dampen his desire for food until he falls in love. © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC © DALLASg 10:00 © NATIONAL / JOURNAL © SPENSER: FOR HIRE A theatrical producer's lover pulls off a heist to help her company out of financial difficulties. (R) g © © STINGRAY Stingray and Elena go after a ruthless drug kingpin who murders the illegal aliens who help him harvest his crop. In stereo. (R) 0 NIGHT HEAT O'Brien and Giambone investigate three brutal murders that have terrorized the city. (R) © DESTINATION AMERICA "Go West Young Man" Norwegian farmers became pioneers in the New World as a result of land scarcity in their homeland. © PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN ©EQUALIZER © L'AGENT FAIT LE BONHEURg 10:30 © CINEMA "La route de I'Ouest" (1967, comedie) -Kirk Douglas, Lola Al bright. Une caravane de pionniers fait un voyage perilleux vers I'Ouest. 11:00 0 © 0 O NEWS Q Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg ©NIGHTSIGHT © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS Guests: Joan Embery, Carol Wayne. ©SPORTS PAGE 11:20 ©©NEWS ' 1.1:30 © MAUDE Maude's surprise wedding gift to Carol and Chris results in unexpected problems for everyone. (R) : © NIGHTLINE © TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. . Scheduled: George Carl. In stereo; © ALL IN THE FAMILY After preparing a farewell dinner for Mike and Gloria, Edith and Archie get quite a jolt when they learn that the couple has made other plans. Q MACNEIL /LEHRER NEWSHOUR © SIMON & SIMON A World War II pilot hires,the Simons to help him find a missing plane. (R) ©NEWS 12:00 Q MOVIE *** "Out Of The Fog" (1941, Drama) Ida Lupinp, John Garfield. Based on Irwin Shaw's play "The Gentle People." Two elderly Brooklynites decide to avenge themselves on the petty thief who terrorized and robbed them. (R) © POLICE STORY A dedicated police chief (John Forsythe) decides to speak to an antipodes group, even though his life may be threatened. © SIMON & SIMON The Simons are hired to find a spy who recently came out of retirement. (R) © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: stupid human tricks. In stereo. |, 12:05 ©MOVIE **ft "Fragment Of Fear" (1971, Drama) Gayle Hunnicutt, David Hemmings. A crime reporter begins to question his own mental framework when he tackles a particularly strange case involving the death of an old spinster. © MOVIE * "Body And Soul" (1981, Drama) Leon Isaac Kennedy, Jayne Kennedy. A young black man turns to prizefighting to raise the money he needs for medical school. 12:30 © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: stupid, human tricks. In stereo. 12:40 © MOVIE ••!. "The Mating Season" (1980, Comedy) Lucie Amaz, Laurence Luckinbill. A female lawyer finds love and aggravation at a bird-watching retreat. (R) 1:00 ©HEADLINE CHASERS © ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann and Sam's new marriage gets its first big test - - their honeymoon. 1:10: © MOVIE ** "Lookin* To Get Out" (1982, Comedy) Jon Vpight, Ann-Mar- gret. A pair of gamblers flee to Las Vegas from New York with the mob on' their trail. 1:30 8 EYE ON HOLLYWOOD NEWS © LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Carmine becomes a celebrity after he is struck by lightning. 2:00 ©©NEWS © ONE DAY AT A TIME Schneider's friendship with Beerbelly and his wife becomes strained when things take a sudden turn. .' -"'2:06.: ;■■ ' © LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Charles and Laura each must deal with a competitor - he for the welfare of a business, she for the love of a boy. 2:20 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Charles and Jonathan become disenchanted with city life and decide to return to Walnut Grove. (Part 1 of 2) 2:30 ©NEWS 3:00 ©NIGHTWATCH 3*05 © WALTONS Unexpected issues arise when Jason gets involved with Grandpa's brother. 3:20 © WALTONS Erin becomes the town's first pinup girl. •i&S The Spirit Lodge is one of the best shows at the Expo site. An elderly Kwakiutl storyteller, with the aid of holographic technology, ponders the humanity of high technology in transportation. "Are our machines making us more like humans or more like machines?" he asks. He recalls legends of a Magic Canoe. "You had only to sit in the canoe, wish where you wanted to go, take one stroke, and you were there." Modern transportation technology is merely reaching for the same vision, he concludes. The performance in the second floor of the General Motors pavilion was developed with the help of the U'mista cultural society of Alert Bay. Glen Valley wants to be included MURRAYVILLE - A resolution has been passed by the Glen Valley diking district requesting that the area be included in the Fraser River flood control program. Councilors here have decided to support the resolution; TV ■ ■ ■ ■ • • ■• ■■ . Jttm 20 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21,1986 WEDNESDAY EVENING V I imm f—*. MAY 28,1986 Copyright • 1986 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME SPECIAL 1:00 © PAUL CADMUS: ENFANT TERRIBLE AT 80 A film portrait of the Connecticut artist, including his reflections on his life and the 1934 Washington scandal over a painting he created. DAYTIME SPORTS 4:30 © LNH HOCKEY Match des series eliminatoires (Cet horaire est sujet a changement) DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 Q *•* "13 Rue Madeleine" (1946, Drama) James Caghey, Annabella. A Nazi spy is ousted from Secret Service School in the U.S. . 10:00 © *•• "Santa Fe Trail" (1940, Western) Er- rol Flynn, Olivia de Havil- land. The fight for Kansas during the pre-Civil War days launches the military careers of George Custer and Jeb Stuart. © *** "Juggernaut" (1974, Suspense) Richard Harris, Omar Sharif. A holiday cruise becomes a nightmare when the authorities of a luxury liner receive an ominous bomb threat and an extortion note demanding $10.5 million. %.. EVENING 6:00 ©©©NEWS ©ABCNEWSg 8 NBC NEWS CBSNEWS Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © THREE'S COMPANY Jack finds himself in a quandary when he has a date with two women, one of whom is Janet's childhood friend. ©SPIRIT OF THE RENAISSANCE ©VANCOUVER LIVE 6:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY © M'A'S'H When Hot Lips decides that life is passing her by, she dumps Frank and requests a transfer. ©NURSING ISSUES 7:00 ©CENTENNIAL DIARY ©WHEEL OF FORTUNE © ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interviews with Donna Mills and Bill Cosby. © GIMME A BREAK! Nell and Addy become stranded in separate elevators in a department store. (R) ©NEWLYWEDGAME © BASEBALL Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays (Live) © WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS No wild animal has played a wider role in the lives of Americans than the mischievous raccoon. ©$100,000 PYRAMID © TRADE IN YOUR pBLUES ©JACKPOT ©LETELEJOURNALg 7:26 © NOUVELLES _SK_P r*___l_l B __■_■ ____ THE BIG CHILL A group of former college-activist friends are reunited by the death of one of their close friends in "The Big Chill," to air on "The CBS Wednesday I ' f. '' ;■ ! ■'•/''■%* ; Night Movie," WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. Starring in the 1983 film are, from left to right: Jo- \m ________£'_fj _______ Iff' WmmWm Beth Williams, Jeff Goldblum, Mary Kay Place, Tom Berenger, William Hurt, Meg Tilly and Glenn Close. Kevin Kline (not pictured) also stars. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1986 Compulog 7:30 © MOVIE **** "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968, Science Fiction) Keir Dulles, Gary Lockwood. Astronauts sent to find the * alien intelligence responsible for a puzzling lunar monolith must contend with an on-board computer that is trying to take control of their vessel. (R) g ©©JEOPARDY ©$100,000 PYRAMID ©WEBSTER ©PRICE IS RIGHT ©WORLD OF SURVIVAL ©NEWLYWEDGAME 7:40 © LE TRAIN DE 5 HEURES 7:60 ©EVENINGEDITION 8:00. ©MACGYVER MacGyver seeks refuge from killers at his grandfather's wilderness cabin. (R) g © HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Mark and Jonathan discover a link between factory pollution and the mass death of seagulls in a coastal town. In stereo. (R) © LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Profiles of David Brenner, Clara Poller, Robert Ricci (of Nina Ricci fashions and fragrances) and LaToya Jackson. QWEST67TH © GREAT SPACE RACE State-of-the-art animation is used to bring to life Russian and American projects for colonizing space. Included: lunar mining operations, a Mars colony, and free-floating capsules housing a colony of 10,000 to 20,000 people. © MOVIE •** "Cactus Flower" (1969, Comedy) Ingrid Bergman, Goldie Hawn: A middle-aged bachelor finds a more meaningful love when he devises a plan to marry his mistress. ©HORIZON © BLACKE'S MAGIC 8:40 © GENIES EN HERBE Ser- ie nationale. Demi-finale. Ore de 2)(Possibilite de baseball) 9:00 © © AMERICA PICKS THE NO. 1 SONGS Viewers select, via a national phone-in survey, the top songs of the past 30 years. Air Supply, Tony Orlando & Dawn, Roberta Flack and Frankie Valli are scheduled to perform. Host: Barbara Mandrell. (Taped) g ©BLACKE'S MAGIC © MOVIE "Dalton: Code Of Vengeance II" (Premiere, Drama) Charles Taylor, Donnelly Rhodes. As a favor for a friend, Vietnam veteran David Dalton helps locate his former commanding officer, who's currently aiding a paramilitary organization, g © MOVIE **•• "The Big Chill" (1983, Drama) Kevin Kline, Glenn Close. When a man commits suicide, his closest friends from college days gather for the funeral and reflect on how their lives have changed since the 1960s. 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, g © REALITIES 9:10 ©FILM 9*30 © REALITIES 10:00 © NATIONAL / JOURNAL _ ST. ELSEWHERE Q HOTEL g © BLACK CHAMPIONS Tennis player Arthur Ashe, boxer Sugar Ray Leonard, Olympic fencer Peter Westbrook and basketball's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar discuss the financial and emotional pressures faced by today's superstar athletes, g © QUINCY Quincy tries to stop an epidemic that has taken the lives of children in a Latin-American country. © MASS COMMUNICATION IN CANADA 10:10 © CINEMA • "N'Jan Gaan" (Pas de date, drame) Mame N'Diaye, Ab- dou Camara. Des maitres sans pitie forcent des etu- diants d'une ecole coran- ique de se nourrir en meridian!. 10:30 © WHO WILL I SENTENCE NOW? 11:00 O © 0 O NEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEWSg ©NIGHTSIGHT © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS Guests: Bob Hope, Sid Caesar, Imo- gene Coca. ©SPORTS PAGE 11:20 ©©NEWS 1:00 ©HEADLINE CHASERS © ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann finds she has little in common with the other patrons of Ginny's singles bar. 1:10 © MOVIE **'/- "Silver Bears" (1978, Adventure) Michael Caine, Cybill Shepherd. An accounting genius devises an intricate plan to swindle some of the top executives in the high finance world. (R) 1:30 ©EYE ON HOLLYWOOD ©NEWS © LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne's dad and Carmine set a trap for the thieves who burgled the 11:30 © MAUDE Florida finds it extremely difficult to tell Maude that she is quitting her job as housekeeper. (R) © NIGHTLINE © TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: Rosie Griess (Avon lady). In stereo. © ALL IN THE FAMILY Saying good-bye to Mike and Gloria before they leave for their new life in California proves traumatic for the Bunkers. © MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © T.J. HOOKER Hooker uses the media to trap a high-tech killer. ©NEWS 12:00 © MOVIMr*** "The Inspector General" (1949, Musical) Danny Kaye, Walter Slezak. During the 1800s in France, a town fool does a convincing masquerade as an Inspector General. (R) © POLICE STORY Two detectives face manslaughter charges after they fatally wound an innocent man. (Part 1 of 2) © T.J. HOOKER Hooker battles the mob and the FBI to find out who killed a former cop. © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: comedian Jay Leno, Bob McMath (new products demonstration). In stereo. 12:05 © MOVIE •** "Gumshoe" (1972, Comedy) Albert Finney, Janice Rule. A nightclub emcee turns private eye and winds up entangled in an African revolution. © MOVIE *• "The Quest" (1976, Western) Tim Matheson, Kurt Russell. Two brothers search the Old West for their sister, captured years earlier by Indians. 12:30 © LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: comedian Jay Leno, Bob McMath (new products demonstration). In stereo. 12:40 © MOVIE ** ft "Parole" (1982, Drama) James Naughton, Lori Cardille. A troubled young parolee faces problems when thrust back into society with inadequate employment skills and prison-induced emotional scars. (R) girls' apartment. 1:50 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE When Charles is late for his wedding anniversary celebration, Caroline recalls their first meeting. 2:00 ©©NEWS © ONE DAY AT A TIME Grandma Romano becomes a nuisance when she tries nursing Ann through the flu. 2:05 ©LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The Ingalls, Gar- veys and Olesons return to find Walnut Grove in a shocking state. (Part 2 of 2) 2:30 ©NEWS 2:50 © WALTONS Mary Ellen becomes dependent on drugs while preparing for her final exams at nursing school..—. 3:00 ©NIGHTWATCH 3:35 © WALTONS Ike Godsey suffers a heart attack. Movie Ratings Outstanding. . . **** Excellent ••*% VeryGood .... *** Good **J4 NotBad ** Fair *H Poor * ABC present laughter The Atomic Blueberry Company Theatre is currently in rehearsal for Noel Coward's audacious comedy, Present Laughter, which will open at the White Rock Playhouse, 1532 Johnston Rd. on Wednesday, May 28 and will run for ten performances until Saturday, June 7. Artistic director, Scott Wheeler, is not only directing, but takes on the -tarring role of actor Garry Essendine. Essendine's wife, Liz, is played by Sandra DeFoe, who last appeared in the production of Dangerous Corner. Curtain time for the production is 8 p.m., except for Sunday, June 1, which is a matinee at 2:30 p.m. There is no performance Monday, June 2. For further information and advance reservations, please call 531-9178 (eves.)or596-5075. _____! i&MmmwW* One of the first exhibits to greet visitors to the impressive Soviet pavilion at Expo is the full-scale replica of the space craft which just recently sent back photos of its close encounter with Halley's Comet. -Staff photo Funds for Tynehead, Belcarra BURNABY - Greater Vancouver regional district has approved funds for improvements to Tynehead regional park in Surrey and Belcarra regional park on Indian Arm. At Tynehead $7,000 has been Fire guts restaurant LANGLEY - Heavy smoke and water damage was caused to Yesterday's Restaurant when firefighters battled a blaze, Thursday night. The fire, called in about 10:30 p.m., May 15 originated in the office of the downtown Langley restaurant. Fire department officials suspect that faulty electrical wiring caused the fire and are continuing their investigation. allocated for work on trails and bridges and clean up; at Belcarra $15,000 is for landscaping in the picnic area. Both projects will be completed this summer. Child care to be reviewed VICTORIA - Human resources minister Jim Nielsen says a coordinated, inter-ministry investigation of sexual abuse of children will take place. All reports during the past five years will be reviewed to make certain the investigations have met legal requirements, and the committee will also examine systems of reporting and look at processes for dealing with sexual abuse by persons entrusted with child care. *9_T -■ - -.-■- --■_- ■ "
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