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ATAIRSHOW Biggest and fastest By ANDREW HANON This week's question: "What do you think of B.C.'s new premier, BUI VanderZalm?" MATSQUI - This coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday aviators will once again take to "the wild blue yonder" in aircraft of all sizes and shapes as the Abbotsford Liter- national Airshow celebrates its silver anniversary with a sonic boom. Airshow has become the largest of its kind in North America and as usual will feature the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the Canadian Forces Snowbird precision flying teams. Armchair aviators and other spectators at the three-day event will also marvel at the display by the world's fastest airplane, The SR-71. The biggest will be represented by the Russian Antonov AN-124 plane. Teams from the French, Italian ,and Brazilian air forces will also be showing their stuff. And NASA will be bringing in one of their research aircraft, a turbo STOL (short take off and landing) jet. Admission to the airshow at the Abbotsford international airport located just five miles southeast of Aldergrove is $25 per carload (regardless of the number of passengers), $8 for passengers arriving by bus, and $4 for children between six and 15. Gates open at 6 a.m. with displays open between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. and the actual flying performances from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. each day of the show. ST ~wrw—___ ■ ''\-.:-3j§S_.': mmm^8mfm£> Dick Humbke: "Out of all of them, I think that he's the best of the VOL. 28 No. 32 bunch. We'll just have to wait and > — see how he does.'' Established 1957 3089-272 Street, Aldergrove, B.C WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 30 CENTS Call 856-8303 or 856-5212 * VANDERZALM Fort Langley Freehunters prepared their muskets, Sunday for their gun salute to the Brigade canoeists who arrived here for the annual re-creation of the voyageur era. The flotilla of 18 canoes stopped briefly for "rum" and the greetings of the officials, before heading down river to the Expo site. The Freehunters are volunteers dedicated to bringing to life the early fur trade in New Caledonia and Columbia districts of old [circa 1800-1840]. They demonstrate early wilderness survival, primitive, handicrafts, canoeing and weapons at the historic fort, year-round. -Staff photo Choice no surprise Police recover booze Donny Sjolie just hope he I don't know him. I does a good job." Gail Aitken: "We have to give him a chance and see what the heck he's going to do." See page 3 ALDERGROVE - Bill VanderZalm's victory at the Socred leadership convention was not a surprise - we at The Star can claim success for our prediction that the next premier would be a "Valley'boy." Still, no one had expected the "tortuous" route he would take to the top. His growth on each successive ballot and the strange allegiance of Bud Smith must have surprised everyone. It was the best kind of victory, though, because no one can say that VanderZalm came into the job by chance - he earned every vote. The political fallout for the other candidates and their supporters remains an open question. Local, leadership hopefuls, MP Bob Wenman and MLA Bill Ritchie backed Brian Smith after the first ballot gave them only 40 and 28 votes, respectively. MLA Bob McClelland's choice, Jim Nielsen also went to the Brian Smith camp after a second ballot vote of only 30. Local alderman Carol Gran, a Socred contender for one of Langley's two MLA seats in the next provincial election, publicly backed Brian Smith long before the convention. She also quit her job as McClelland's executive assistant at the same time. VanderZalm is not a vindictive man and would not be foolish enough to discard a valuable cabinet minister like Brian Smith, but the futures and fortunes of . Ritchie and McClelland are not as rosy. VanderZalm is going to bring dramatic changes to the provincial cabinet and many of the warhorses will be left at the wayside. Wenman said he was returning to provincial politics, regardless of the outcome of the leadership race, and as he and the new premier share many fundamental values, they can undoubtedly work together. It would appear likely that Wenman and Gran will seek the constituency's two MLA seats in the next election. Local reaction to VanderZalm's victory appears positive, although See page 3 MATSQUI - A team of Matsqui police and Langley RMCP swooped down on a Matsqui area residence on July 29 and recovered 100 gallons of alcohol stoien from Pbtter's Distillery in Langley city. Eight adults were arrested at the home and charged with possession of stolen property. Seven of the eight adults were also charged with break and entry, and theft from Pbtter's, and three of the suspects were held in custody pending their Aug. 5 appearance on the charges at Langley Provincial Court. The theft occurred in the evening of July 28 at the distillery at 20501 Logan Avenue. The liquor was taken from storage vats inside their warehouse. Street fight kills man LANGLEY - A fight outside a downtown Vancouver nightclub has resulted in the death of a Fort Langley man and the arrest of another local man. Loto windfall ALDERGROVE - A local woman is $38,960.40 richer after winning the July 23 Loto 649 draw. Joan Millership, "a very excited winner" is planning to share the money with her family. She, and husband, George, have two child- dren. Millership is a secretary at a Langley appliance dealership. Gerald Dale Main, 26, of 8891 Hudson Bay Road, Fort Langley died at Royal Columbian Hospital at 7:45 p.m., Aug. 1. He died as result of injuries sustained in a Granville Street fight with another man, shortly after midnight of the same date. Langley RCMP arrested a suspect from this area, 3 p.m., Aug. 2. The unidentified man has not yet been charged and has been released from custody pending further investigation by Langley RCMP and the Vancouver city police department's major crime unit. r Bill VanderZalm Second Class Mall Registration No. 1270 — — *-* »•-* _-_..- O /* WAV 4AA LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY P a. ■ 1 i a iii e n t B u i. 1 d i n y s, Victoria, BC Ol 401 H 1 ■"'..-(_-7 I 2 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1986 Doctors aren't yet ready to chance transplants EDMONTON - Judy MacDonald, the 30-year-old Aldergrove mother of two profiled in last week's Star is still awaiting the operation which will give her a new pair of lungs and heart at the University of Alberta. Hospital. It will be the first time the hospital's doctors will attempt to perform both opera-, tionsatonce. Judy MacDonald Her husband, Jim returned from Edmonton. Monday and he told The Star that doctors have done all the preparatory work possible but are waiting '.for Judy'8 protein level to return to normal before it will be safe to proceed with the transplant surgery. "Her condition is not too good; she's deteriorating all the time," said Jim. "When they have the results from a stomach biopsy, they will prescribe a special diet, so her body can absorb the proteins she needs for the operation." y He said doctors discovered a problem in the blood vessels of her lungs nine years ago and had prescribed medication to reduce the pressure this had caused to her heart. This med{cation has failed to work in the. long term and her heart has been irreversibly damaged by the pressure and stress caused by her lungs. Judy's mother is staying at her side in Edmonton while Jim looks after the couple's daughters. The public can help alleviate the financial burden imposed on the family by making a contribution to the Judy MacDonald account at the Aldergrove Credit Union, 2941-272 Street, Aldergrove VOX. AO. Funds will be used to cover, medical and travel costs, accommodation for her mother and expenses in the recovery process. Fund organizer Ingrfd Clive is also planning a fund- raising dance and a chicken saie to help the family. For more information, call Olive, 530-0845 after 6 p.m.. 87's FOR '86 PRICES! $1 MAZDA PICK-UP :.:. • Payments based on months at 12.0% • Buy back balance approx. $1,900. All Mazda colours All Mazda models. One year complete price protection: All as low as $ 100 down. $188.95 a month o._,c. • Total price $11,511. Exciting Deals on Mazda 323's & 626's. *^Dpen Sunday f: m~m THE NEW DISCOUNTER S_ANGiLSY MAZDA L 19602 Fraser Hwy. • 533-4191 60 ____unng^^^^^^^^^^^^^MX^^tt< . * * , , , . * , , , , »•- * * ,-..**. . ' ' * ":'. . 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CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED <mmt I Town Talk From front page THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 Audrey Dunn: "I was kind of rooting for Brian Smith. I'm not too impressed with anyone who walks away and then comes back. I think they should stick it out. But I guess you can't damn him without first giving him a chance.'' Gary Warnock: "After calling his cabinet colleagues 'gutless wonders' before he quit last time it's going to be interesting to see how they support him this time." Ruth Gibbs: "He's the only one in the Social Credit party with the courage to speak his mind, so we might see some changes in the near future." what he'll do From front page many temper their opinion with a "wait and see" attitude. Langley township mayor Elford Nundal said his impression•- of VanderZalm is of "a very pragmatic, determined man. "The delegates appeared to vote according to the polls which showed the public predominantly thought he was the best man for the job. I think he'll provide good leadership, but how the electorate feels in die coming election is the question, no?" Nundal said he met with VanderZalm at various meetings while he was minister of municipal affairs. "He made a great effort at explaining his proposed land use act and getting the business of government simplified so that people could get on with their business. I agree it's the way to go, even though it's not all that simple, anymore. "He wanted to test the new act in the Queen Charlottes, but he didn't get the chance for it to be tried out so he dropped out of politics. "I'd like to see what he can do," concluded Nundal. Reaction from two local businessmen, who both pointed out that they are not card-carrying Socreds, was also positive. Poatfnr If on M__>nrtnn_.ll aairl _W .... v..* — — va- lr«MV.'V....vu a...... , "The public and delegates substantiated that he was the best one for the job. He'll do his best to do the right things and is the only one with a clean slate - he doesn't owe any favors." MacDonnell also said VanderZalm's immediate priorities should be the current labor unrest and free trade. Insurance agent Doug Taylor knew VanderZalm while the latter was growing up in the Bradner- Mount Lehman area, but got to know him best when the two served as mayors of Matsqui and Surrey. "I was not really surprised (by VanderZalm's victory). "We both served on the regional review panel at the same time. He was a good friend, easy to deal with. That's all I really want to say." Langley liberal candidates were less enthusiastic. Linda Banks said, "The Social Credit party demonstrated that it is more interested •'* in preserving power than it is in charting a course for our future. Good government is more than just a popularity contest. The election of VanderZalm will undoubtedly prove fractious for the party. To hold together a group of 'free enterprisers' without any significant policy base will take more skill and leadership than he has thus far demonstrated." liberal Steve Ferguson added, 859-5019 ItqwneMinema T? 1518 McCallum Rd.,^ Abbotsford ONE CRAZY SUMMER AUGUSTS-14, FRI.-THURS. 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. B.C. WARNING: Occasional course language and swearing. TOP GUN HELD OVER -AUGUST 8 -14, FRI. - THURS., 8:65 & 9:00 P.M. B.C. WARNING: Occasional course language and swearing. t'tVO f f.t I i * f t t t f # RUTHLESS PEOPLE HELD OVER - AUGUST 8 -14, FRI. - THURS., 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. B.C. WARNING: Some very course language. Nudity and suggestlyesaines. fUYIAmf) HOWARD THE DUCK HELD OVER - AUGUST 8-14, FRI. - THURS., 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. B.C. WARNING: Some violence, occasional suggestive scenes. ' 'VanderZalm has demonstrated his confrontational style of governing in his past ministries. The future of political leadership in our province is unlikely to change." Local NDP candidate Ken Novakowski expressed similar sentiments. "He's unlikely to change the direction of the Socreds, as they were under Bennett. He's more flambouyant in style, but in terms of substance he doesn't offer anything." Novakowski said the priorities of the new premier should be, "to re-establish a climate of cooperation arid conciliation to create employment and better opportunities for the province. He should also protect services provided by the government rather than dismantle them." He was not optimistic of this, however. "His record as education minister showed he was Very supportive of restraint programs. He'll have to change this." FOR CONSISIEN? GOOD VALUES - SHOP OOSUNO'S - YHE ACTION 111 f 11 ■ ■ THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 sense of humor shared NEW YORK - Couples who share a good laugh may also find themselves walking down the aisle, a psychology expert says. Having a high or low sense of humor in itself does not foster or hinder romance, said Bernard Murstein, a college psychologist whose findings were reported in the August issue of Psychology Today. But couples who agree on Now you see me, now you donl ORMOND BEACH, Fla. - Necessity is the mother of invention, but pharmacist Nathan Dobbs may be its father. Dobbs has invented a Nicotine Noose, a Hair Tie and a see- through bikini among other items -- all featured on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show in the late 1960s. j Nowadays, the 46-year-old druggist is touting his revolutionary new cockroach trap. It's a new concept, Dobbs says, because the trap can be sealed shut before it is thrown away. He is applying for a patent. Dobbs says his other inventions were just for fun. The Nicotine Noose is a cigarette holder with a built-on ash tray. The Hair Tie was a clip-on tie made of long strands of hair. Dobbs had hoped it might become a staple garment of the longhaired 1960s. The Sea-Me Bikini was made of dear plastic and Dobbs had a standing offer that "anyone who tried one on would get it free." what's funny are more likely to like, love and want to marry each other, he said. Murstein and research associate Robert Brust asked 30 mainly college-aged couples to rate the humor in 25 different cartoons, comic strips and jokes, the magazine said. The couples, 26 single and four married, then completed a questionnaire assessing their love for their partners and - in the case of the singles - their willingness to marry each other. Murstein also learned that couples who share a sense of humor had been together longer than those who did not, the magazine said. Researchers concluded that a person's sense of humor would also explain his "values, interests, preoccupations, intelligence, imagination and needs." It never shines but it pours Samuel Goldwyn had two claims to fame: one clearly deserved, the other - well - suspect. As a Hollywood producer, he proved himself a front-ranker with such hits as Barbary Coast, Dods- Worth.Wut^ring Heights, The little Poxes; The Best Years of Our Lives, Guys and Dolls, and Porgy and Bess. Less solid is his reputation as a master of mangled English, notably the twisted cliche, exemplified by "In two words - impossible." The trouble with most Goldwyn- isms is that they sound contrived, as if a press agent, or a script writer with time to kill, had cooked them up. Moreover, his family swore they never heard him utter a single one. Sam was a shrewd old buzzard, and it's hard to imagine him saying, "Anybody who goes to see a psychiatrist ought to have his head examined." Or: "An oral contract isn't worth the paper it's written on." BEST ARE GOOD That said, these are the best Goldwynisms, whatever their true origins: I read part of it all the way through. Gentlemen, I want you to know that I am not always right, but I am never wrong. Why should people go out and pay good money to see bad films when they can stay at home and see bad television for nothing? If Roosevelt were alive he'd turn over in his grave. . You ought to take the bull between the teeth. Every director, bites the hand that lays the golden egg. It's more than magnificent - it's mediocre. i Our comedies are not to be laughed at. Let's have some new cliches. We want a story that starts with an earthquake and works its way up to a climax. "Yte're overpaying him but he's worth it. Tell me, how did you love my picture? If you won't give me your word of honor, will you give me your promise? I'll give you a definite maybe. Include me out. The twisted cliche exists in real life, of course, as anyone with half an ear knows. CLICHES CURDLED Ted Bernstein, onetime assistant managing editor at the New York Times, whose ear was sharper than most, called them curdled cliches. ■';•'•■'.•, Most of the following are from his book The Careful Writer. The rest, from other sources, are thrown in for good measure. She blew the rug from under my We were sitting there like a shooting duck. Thathits it right on the nutshell. It's in the lap of the cards. Let's get the ship on die road. I was so tired I couldn't keep my head open. We're trying to hurry to get under the gun. He muffed the boat. It never shines but it pours. A rolling stone never stops. There was no talking to them; they got up on their high hat. Two's company in a crowd. We better act right now because our competitors might jump into the gun. Hardly room to skin a cat. The senator's got 'em over. a wheelbarrow. The politicians are out cementing their fences. It's a matter of time before the birds come home to roast. They're cutting my throat behind my back. He better watch out; he's skating on thin ground. Mitochondria a glimpse of evolution BAR HARBOR, Me. - A glimpse of human evolution all the way back to a common female ancestor of everyone on Earth is contained in the genes of the mitochondria, the tiny power plants found in every cell in the body, a researcher says. . That ancestor isn't necessarily Eve, who the Bible says was the first woman to walk the planet. But she was certainly — if the theory is correct - a very early member of the human race. The findings and speculation are based on an analysis of mitochondria found in the blood of about 80(fc women around the world. fT£ The mitochondria are little stnjciurss, that mate ATP, the fuel that cells use "to* carry out" the processes of life. In the far, evolutionary past they were independent creatures and even though they are now part of the human body, they have kept their own genes, separate from the chromosomes that carry most of the body's blueprints. Mitochondria and their genes are passed from generation to generation only by mothers. The father's contribution is lost during the early moments of an embryo's development. "I like to think of mitochondrial DNA as a biological history book of women," says Dr. Douglas Wallace, a geneticist at __mory University. Wallace presented his research into mitochondrial inheritance at a genetics, meeting at the Jackson . Laboratory here. Mitochondrial genes mutate much more rapidly than do the body's chromosomes. But these changes occur at a steady rate. Experts study the history of how mitochondrial genes have changed over the eons by focusing on the mutations. They examine the differences in the genes of people who have long lived apart on different continents. Eventually, they can construct a family tree with major brandies representing the mitochondrial genes of people with ancestral roots in Africa, Asia and Europe. AU these brandies come together in a trunk. And at the base of the trunk is a single ancestor. "There is one surviving line- .aget"said Wallace. .".I don't know. that there was an Eve, although this data is not inconsistent with that." The results of Wallace's analysis are still tentative. He has traced mitochondrial genes back 100,000 years. And he says the data suggests humanity arose in Asia rather than Africa, as many experts theorize. Wallace said his work might also be used to figure out how antient bands of people moved from place to place. "We can genetically relate all the American Indian tribes to each other," he said. "Knowing where they are geographically, we will know how they had to migrate from where they started to where they are." Experts believe that long ago, Indians wandered across North and South America from Asia. "If we can find more than one founder of the American Indian lineage, we might be able to figure the number of migrations into America and the times of these migrations," Wallace said. Each human cell holds hundreds of mitochondria. They could contain the code for 13 peptides that are essential to life. "However, Wallace's research suggests some rare diseases that run in families might result from defects in the mitochondrial genes. These indude bilateral striatal necrosis, a brain disease, and Lebers optic atrophy, a form of blindness. If that turns out to be true, he said, it may be possible to prevent Jhe ailments by replacing mito. chondria in the unborn. THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 Winners' woes A hot time at the Rock ASK ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, I am 80 years old and still live by myself. My only problem is I get very lonely sometimes. Most days I am fine and enjoy being by myself but once in a while I really need some company. Is there anything I can do at these times? I have no relatives and no dose friends to visit. Signed: Almost lonely. Dear Almost, You didn't tell me if you live in Aldergrove. If you don't belong to a church, join one. Most churches have special programs for their seniors and committees of dedicated people who visit the elderly and sick. Most communities have super Old Age pensioners' halls with dances, cards and trips laid on. Get out and about and make some friends now. Who knows? In a few years you may need them. Dear Readers, Last week I received a letter from Unmarried Harry asking about a "man's meal". Well Harry, here's one for you - tested and eaten in my own kitchen. Chilli con came: Soak 8 ounces of dried brown or red beans in water overnight. Next day place beans and 1% pints of water in saucepan, cover and cook gently for 1V2 hours. Cut 2 lbs. braising steak into 1 inch cubes. Peel and chop one onion. Heat pork dripping or olive oil (1 tblsp.) in frying pan. Add the beef. Cook till brown then add the chopped onion and cook till transparent. Mix beef and onion in with cooked beans and season with salt and pepper, 1 tsp. chili powder and 1 tsp. paprika. Cover and cook gently for 1 hour. Add 8 ounces of drained canned tomatoes, cover and cook 30 minutes more. Taste, adjust seasoning. To thicken the sauce if desired, mix 2 tsp. cornstarch with water and add to mixture. Cook for a few minutes, then serve with rice or chunks of wholemeal bread and a crisp salad. Good luck, Harry. When I have recovered from that one I will try the baked beans for you. It's not everyone who has a real live guinea pig to try these redpes first. 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, 00 The Aldergrove Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. V0X1A0. Soccer, anyone? ALDERGROVE - Flayers and coaches are currently sought by the local senior soccer dub. Practices will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays at Parkside pitch, on 32 Avenue. Inquiries are welcome; call Norm Williams, 856-8167 or Dan Reid, 530-5548. , I'l'.'iM''.' :■;'' T &Cf EDMONTON - Maurice and Jennette Gariepy, winners of two $l-million Super Lotto prizes in a little over a year, are finding that being rich isn't a bed of roses. Since announcing in the media they would give away some of their winnings, the Gariepys have been inundated with telephone calls and letters from people all over Canada. "I made a mistake," said Maurice in an interview from his home in Beaumont, about 10 kilometres southeast of Edmonton. "I told the media I was giving a lot of the money away. And I did. "The trouble is that once the public knew, it seems everyone wanted a piece," lamented Maurice, adding "the requests go from the bizarre to the very sad." The couple says they receive 15 to 20 letters and countless telephone calls every day. One of the more unusual requests was from a man whose car was repossessed for missing his loan payments. He wants the Gariepys to give him enough money to get it back. Another is a University of Alberta professor who wants the couple to invest with him in a resort hotel in British Columbia. And an Edmonton woman asked the Gariepys to pay $5,000 for her son's wedding. "I don't want to open them up anymore because I find it depressing," Maurice said. "They must write us thinking we're out of our tree." But some of the letters contain a desparate tone, from people who legitimately seem to be in dire straits, he said. "It's a good feeling knowing you've helped some, but I wish I could help them all," said Maurice. After a moment, he conceded: "1 suppose no matter how much you have, you'd never have enough." The Gariepys gave away $400,000 to charity from the second $l-milIion prize they won during the first week of July. Throughout it all, the couple has been able to maintain a relatively normal lifestyle. Maurice has returned to work as a shop foreman at a friend's business. He quit his old job after winning the first $1 million, which they used to pay for their dream home in Beaumont. They saved some to put their 10- year-old daughter and five-year- old son through university. "Friends phone us and say 'What are you doing?' I tell them we're having coffee and they act surprised," said Maurice. "I feel I have to tell them champagne's flowing and there's dancing girls.". There will be some hot jazz in the area in August to heat up an otherwise cool summer. Three organizations have joined together to offer an evening of jazz and dancing to big band music with a 17 piece orchestra. The Pacific Jazz Festival Sodety, in conjunction with the White Rock Players Club and the Community Arts Council of White Rock and district present a "Mini Jazz Festival and Big Band Dance" on Saturday, August 16 at the Star of The Sea Centre, 15262 Padfic Ave. The evening will begin at 7:30 p.m. with a jam session with the Al Matheson Jazz Quartet. At 8:30 p.m. there will be Dixieland Jazz, and from 9:30 - 12:30 there is dancing with The Big Band to the great sounds of Glenn Miller, Hie Dorsey's, Count Basie, Harry James, Stan Kenton, Les Brown and Benny Goodman. The evening promises to be a musical treat not to be missed. Tickets for this event are $10 each and will be available at the Station Arts Centre, 14970 Marine Dr. after August 1. To. reserve your tickets, call 536-2432. The Station is open seven days a week. 500 LCltCrfeetf (Black Ink, any color bond) $25" 500 ERVCiOpCS. (Black ink, any color bond) 40 500 Business cards j*&*^*j^ $25" 1000 RyePS (Black Ink, any color bond) j 9 H)<-PHOTOCOPIES- 8-1/2 x 11 or 8-1/2 x 1 . ClfcFflllTV m"« PRINTING tfitfv i 850-0402 H f 850-1208 27109 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove All prices based on Camera-Ready Material, Orlntod one_i-e_—..-. | Taxes not Included. Ofler expiree August 31,1968. jj THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 0,1980 Steve Nunuk, Steve Azyan, and Ray Smith ... playing Havoc. Game plays havoc AIDERGROVE - Strategy games are in again and a trio of local men have put a new lightning fast twist to the old board game. 'Havoc' allows you to cause chaos and mischief among your friends and still laugh about it afterward. Steve Nunuk, 29, and Steve Azyan, 28, both of Aldergrove, along with friend Ray Smith of Vancouver, have spent the past two years developing the new Thrift shop donates By LINDA HANSON ALDERGROVE - The Thrift Shop held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, July 7. This month's donations were $200 to Lions Grove, $200 to Langley Association for the Handicapped, and $200 to the local food bank. The shop's next meeting will be Monday, August 11, when the guest speaker will be Donna Armitstead from Langley Outreach. concept in strategy board games. Their invention combines various levels of strategy with a frenzy of movement and across the board banter resulting in a fast-paced, sodal game. Players, up to four, starting from opposite sides of the board converge in an attempt to capture and eliminate each other. As opposing players men are captured, the speed of your own men increases and the game proceeds at an ever increasing rate of speed resulting in the final climactic finish. The three local inventors, encouraged by family and friends who enjoyed their game, spent many hours playing and developing their game to its finished stage. __ture plans for Nunuk, Azyan and Smith indude trips to the Toronto and New York toy fairs later this year. 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I came here three weeks ago, and it is sad because three weeks is a short time and you can't believe how fast this time goes. There is so many things to see and so many people to meet, but this is part of life, when you get to know people and used to living in another place, you have to go. Now, I want to tell you a little about my three weeks here and what I think of British Columbia, but unfortunately I can only name a few incidents. . Of course, Expo 86 was one of the interesting happenings which I had a chance to be part of, and I'm really lucky that this was the summer when 1 was here during the worlds fair. Tourism booming KAMLOOPS - Tourism minister Claude Richmond says a survey on the affects of Expo have shown that tourism is booming in Southwestern B.C. Richmond says that Victoria.Prince George, Kamloops and Revelstoke are all showing signs of increased tourism. He adds that many other areas are also doing better than last year, ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. Dan Macintosh has relocated his Medical Practise to the Avalon Medical Clinic 22305-48 Ave, Langley For appt. call 530-2374 Divorce laws have changed in Canada and in some respects it is now easier to obtain your own divorce. The new Divorce Act came into effect June 1, 1986 and makes it possible, for instance, for some people to get a divorce without any parties involved having to appear in court. In some circumstances it may even be possible to do it yourself without hiring a lawyer to go through the necessary procedures on your behalf. However, divorce is a complicated procedure and Vancouver bland and especially Victoria was one of the beautiful places visited. British Columbia is a very beautiful place to visit, with all those mountains ... so very different from Finland, where we.don't have many mountains. But I have found lots of things the same as in Finland; people, food, and forests, but not the thousands of rivers and lakes which are a big part of Finland. People in B.C. live very much the same kind of life as we do in Finland. They are friendly, caring and loving, and I want to thank all those who took me places and whose life I became a little part of. Special thanks to my host family and the Aldergrove Lions Club for __u___ng my urean. corne true. You will live in my mind all my life. Thank you. It's very hard to go and leave all those people and British Columbia. But my own country is waiting for me and for every man or woman their own country is the best in the world. including Salmon Arm, Barkerville and Chemainus. Some, like Williams Lake, Cranbrook and Campbell River are doing only as well as last year, while in the Okanagan and West Kootenay tourism is down. Things are also worse along the FYaser Canyon but Richmond says that's partly due to the opening of the Coquihalla highway. should not be attempted without obtaining legal advice. An "undefended" divorce, one where none of the parties disputes any of the issues, is now easier to obtain. Under the new law the only grounds necessary for divorce are a one year.separation (instead of three), adultery, or mental and-or physical cruelty. A divorce is final hi B.C. in 31 days but could take from two to sue months. Besides lawyers fees, around $500 for an uncontested action, there is a $60 federal- provincial registry fee. A spouse must be served a copy of the divorce petition in person by someone other than yourself. If your spouse cannot be located a Notice of Motion __rm is purchased and filed with the Supreme Court Registry. If adultery is involved, the other person must also be served. Although the need for a lawyer in some circumstances has been reduced with the new laws, divorce is still an involved process, especially if children are involved, and legal advice should be sought before any action is taken. NOW... _<. anew and better way to pay Your credit union works for you constantly, striving to find or create services which will help make your life a little easier. The New MasterCard Debit Card is just such a service. It's the new and better way to pay and it's now available at the Aldergrove Credit Union. The MasterCard Debit Card looks just like a credit card and can be used anywhere MasterCard is used for payment. And like a credit card, you use it to buy goods. But that's where the similarity ends. It's not a credit card, it's a DEBIT CARD. So simple ... so convenient When you use your MasterCard Debit Card to pay for a purchase, the merchant writes up the sale; just as is done for a credit card purchase. The difference is that with your MasterCard Debit Card, the purchase amount comes directly from your chequing account. It's just like paying with a cheque, but without the hassle of cheque-writing. You actually pay for the purchase with money from your own chequing account. Eliminates the danger of carrying cash Cash can be easily lost or stolen and the last thing you need is that kind of worry. With your MasterCard Debit Card, you never need to carry large sums of cash on shopping or business trips or on vacations. Emergency cash? You've got it when you need ii. Use your MasterCard Debit Card at any financial institution where the MasterCard card is honoured. You can get on-the-spot cash when you need it, practically anywhere in the world. The world-famous MasterCard name means universal acceptance. Like the familiar MasterCard credit card, your MasterCard Debit Card is accepted at over 3,500,000 retail locations throughout the world. Record-keeping made simple Each time you use your MasterCard Debit Card you'll be given an individual record of the transaction, a receipt, just like using a credit card. You simply record the purchase just as you would when writing a cheque. Your debit card transaction will be shown on your credit union statement including the date your transaction cleared your account, amounts, merchant names and locations. So many financial services with just one card Your MasterCard Debit Card not only frees you from dependancy on cash and most cheque writing situations, your card plus your personal identification number (PIN) also gives you access to your account day or night at over 150 Automated Tellers in British Columbia wherever you see the Cue sign, Exchange sign, or Strata sign, and will be available at over 5,000 Automated Teller Machines in the U.S.A. in the very near future. Apply for your MasterCard Debit Card today. Phone or come to your nearest branch and fill out the necessary forms. Aldergrove Credit Union 3528 - 248th STREET, R.R. 4, ALDERGROVE, B.C. VOX 1A0 TELEPHONE 856-2558 or 530-0014 2941 - 272nd STREET, ALDERGROVE, B.C. VOX 1A0 TELEPHONE 856-7724 or 533-1015 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1886 Swedes true diplomats ALDERGROVE - Seven gone and five to go. Joe Lapuchinsky of the B.C. Libertas party points to one of his still remaining signs, this one in front of the RCMP station at Murrayville. Signs which first appeared early this year and subsequent: iy taken down because local politicians didn't like them, are now back on the scene. But they disappear almost as quickly as Libertas party workers can put them up. Lapuchinsky doesn't know if the thieves are people who disagree with his political philosophy or perhaps Just like his two-by-fours. He has complained to the RCMP and hopes they will keep an eye open for the sign outside their windows. __^"* "We have a couple of leads on who the thief might be," he says, '^rKf ws are watching closely. "Perhaps the opposition [Socreds and NDPs] doesn't like my signs, but it seems that the public does, based on all the compliments I have received." Lapuchinsky is campaigning for the next provincial election when he plans to take on Premier Bill VanderZalm and opposition leader Bob Skelly at the same time. Presently he is "mainstreeting", handing out political tracts to the people he can persuade to listen to his new brand of free enterprise llbertarianism. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY _ 272 STREET WATERIvlAIN EXTENSION INvITAflON TO TENDER _, Bafifes n les meet babies ALDERGROVE - Babies met babies Monday, July 28, when Aldergrove Family Centre visited the Vancouver Game Farm. Ihe 'nursery' where the baby lynx, racoon and beaver live was the most popular with the 34 mothers and tots who made the trip. Anyone who would like to join the group next time should phone 856-1435 and ask for Cheryl. Other upcoming events at Aldergrove Family Centre are: August 13, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. - Public health nurse speaking on care and nutrition for children. Free. September - Women's support group. F_ee (call 856-1435 to sign up). October 2, 730 - 930 p.m. - A course for parents of teens, gees for 10 weeks. Cost: $25. singles, $40. couples, and $10. for the course book, with provincial government subsidy for those who qualify. For more information on events call 856-1435 or drop in at 27112 FYaser Highway. .3ncrlq v_ sufi-iio .T .?.:_ii:io [sine s»_. _~08£ Ukj The Corporation of the Township of Langley invites Tenders for 272 STREET WATERMAIN EXTENSION, 1986. .^Sealed Tenders, In separate envelopes marked TENDER *■"■"» CT O.O ... CT !.»..' ATCE___ AIM _¥T_M-!riM .OOP ...III Rw. i i .i.M- wi. ••ni E_tiiYi Airj un I Ci.Oi •_>!., 1900 Will be received by the undersigned at the offices of the Corporation of the Township of Langley not later than 10:00 A.M. local time on August 21,1986. The work requires the provision of labour, materials, plant, equipment and services as necessary to carry out the supply and installation of Watermains and fittings in the following approximate quantities: a) 158m 150 mm. dia Pipe b) 468m 200 mm. dia. Pipe c) Valves, fittings, float valves, meters, etc.; all in strict accordance with the Tender Documents. 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 the preparation of his-her Tender. Insurance (or proof thereof) shall be provided by the Tenderer where so requested in the Tender Documents. Tenderers are required to submit with their Tender either a certified cheque or Bid Bond in the amount of ten percent (10 percent) of the Tender Price. The successful Tenderer will be required to provide a Labour and Materials Payment Bond and Performance Bond, each in the amount of fifty percent (50 percent) of the Contract Price. Tenders shall be for the entire Work as required by the Tender Documents. Partial Tenders will not be accepted. Enquiries should be directed to Mr. Cai Eldstrom, Engineering Dept., Tel. No.: 534-3211, Local 271. Tender Documents may be obtained from the office of the Purchasing Agent, the Corporation of the Township of Langley and will be available from August 7,1986. PURCHASING AGENT The Corporation of the Township of Langley 4914 -221st Street, Langley, British Columbia, V3A 3Z8 31-2 SMOEGEN, Sweden - Seven Swedes have come up with a masterpiece of compromise. When they couldn't agree whether to spend their vacation sailing New shelter opens PORT LANGLEY - FVaser Valley SPCA will be holding an open house on Saturday, August 9 to celebrate the new shelter addition and renovations. Doors will open at 10 a.m. Refreshments will be served. Demonstrations on how to walk and groom your dog will be given throughout the day. Shelter is located at 20302 - 98 Avenue. or driving, they decided to remodel a Mercedes 220 into a boat and sail with a house trailer in tow! Vacationers reacted with surprise when the odd vessel arrived in Smoegen on the Swedish west coast, Swedish media reported Monday. "Half the gang wanted to spend the vacation sailing, the others wanted to go by car, so we had to figure out Something" Gunnar Haraldsson, driver-skipper, told the daily Goteborgs Tidningen. The group spent a week sealing the car chassis and the trailer with plastic and replacing the car engine with an outboard motor. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PROPOSED ZONING CHANGES NOTICE is hereby given that the Municipal Council of the Township of Langley will meet and hold a Public Hearing on Monday, August 11,1986 at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal bUrit' Council Chambers, 4914 - 221st Street, Langley,_J_<eTV3A 3Z8, to consider the following: -^~ AT THE PUBLIC HEARING al_Uf.eYsons who believe their interest in property is affected'by the proposed bylaws shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard or to present written-suomissions respecting matters contained In the bylajjMtfat is the subject of the hearing. .--f^BY! BYLAW NO. 2444 APPLICATION NO. RZ 86-19 APPLICANT: The Corporation of the Township of Langley LOCATION: Applicable to those areas of the Township of Langley subject to Zoning By-law No. 1302 where a single wide mobile home is currently permitted as a temporary accessory dwelling (generally described as being the Urban 2, RR-1, RR-2, RR-3 and RR-3A zones). PROPOSAL: To amend the definition of 'Mobile Home' in Section 2, 'Interpretation and Definitions' of Zoning Bylaw No. 1302 by adding the words "and shall also mean, where permitted in Section 9 as a Temporary Accessory Dwelling, a portable detached living unit constructed in compliance with the Building Code, and having a maximum floor area of 700 square feet including all additions." PURPOSE: Bylaw 2444 will change the defini tion of a single wide mobile home to include a temporary portable living unit or 'granny flat'. The requirements and conditions under which a temporary single wide mobile home are currently allowed will also apply to the temporary portable living unit or 'granny flat'. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a copy of the proposed Bylaw 2444 may be inspected at the Office of the Clerk, Municipal Hall, 4914 - 221st Street, Langley, B.C. V3A 3Z8 on regular working days between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Further enquiries may be directed to the Township of Langley, Planning Department (Telephone 534-3211, Local 262). ROD EDWARDS Municipal Clerk 31-2 rteinaac Jail _r ?.sri c_teateusn i i; re )Si_i.; -i0_aid£rf s'i. .i.0 ..Vlr.*-. risllA" tiebflteusil s.ia vi..iiv b'fta i<__t_v s_.• * masasaS—_Z THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1886 Canada's singing star didn't like country once There was a time when Carroll Baker didn't like country music. Today, Baker is the recipient of every major country award in Canada including "Entertainer of the Year". With her clear, powerful voice, her earthy energy and ever-present warmth, she has gone on to become Canada's undisputed Queen of Country Music. Record sales of her albums are already in excess of one million and she proudly displays two platinum, three gold. IP and five gold singles - the result of having 14 singles reach the No. 1 spot on RPM's Country Music chart. On the International scene, she has toured England with Slim Whitman (including the London Paladium), "stole the show" at Carroll Baker Wembley, performed on the International Shows during CM A's DJ Convention in Nashville and drew standing ovations at Cajun's Wharf in Nashville during the Talent Buyers Showcase. Her TV activity also includes considerable exposure internationally. It's appropriate that she was chosen to perform at the North West Washington Fair's "Canadian Day", Aug. 14 at Lynden's fairgrounds. Seating for the performance is free at the grandstand with your admission to the fair, although there are tickets available for the 1200 reserved seats. Carroll Baker has been getting excellent reviews for her song- writing talents, as well. Her songs have been recorded by other performers with great success, the most recent being Tom Jones' version of I'm An Old Rock And Roller (Dancin' To A Different Beat). Tuesday, Aug. 12 is "Kid's Day" at the North West Washington Fair with family entertainment at the grandstand featuring the original Rocky Vasalinp show, Johnny Counterfeit and the Branson Bros., as well as horse events and more. Showtimes are 1 and 7 p.m. 'Ii Vasalino is a graffiti revival show well known in the Pacific North West. Counterfeit performs voice impressions in song and humor, and his repertoire includes Johnny Cash, Elvis FVesley, George Burns, John Wayne and Ronald Reagan, among many others. He and his four musicians should provide light-hearted hilarity. The Branson Bros, perform on trumpets, with their back-up band and perform classics like Maria Elena and the Wm. Tell Overture. MARQUEE - FILM REVIEW ByJ.T.YURKO One word: scary ALIENS (R-Twentieth Century-Fox) Slgourney Weaver, Carrie Henn, Michael Biehn. • **!_• Darkness, claustrophobia and cockroaches the size of Buicks are the ingredients of suspense/horror/monster movies, and rarely have they been put to such chillingly good use as they are in "Aliens." As the name of this sequel implies, Sigourney ■ Weaver battles a few friends : of the original "Alien" from the first film — and boy, are they upset. Why, you might ask, would | any sane person, man or | woman, want to go back and face one of the most gruesome and repulsive creatures in the history of film? Well, it seems that the ruthless planet developers want to exploit the planet's resources, even though the pianei does have a few hostile inhabitants. Giving away many more details of the story would unhinge a sparse but superbly constructed screenplay. Not that this is an overly complex tale. Director/screenwriter James Cameron has been wise to trim all excesses from this sequel and simply pits good against evil, with stark and chilling results. Weaver does what any other red-blooded American would do when attacked on foreign soil — she calls for the Marines. Since the entire cast of the. previous film became lunch for the creature, the new cast is comprised largely of these few good men and women. Like a "Dirty Dozen" in deep space, they do their best against the enemy. Who gets to live and who becomes lunch make for much of the film's suspense. And when Weaver tapes together a flame thrower and a machine gun/grenade launcher and heads straight for the hatching nest of the maternal Alien, siand back for enough flying lead, flames and smoke to make Normandy Beach look like maneuvers. Some of the dialogue is horrible, but Weaver carries it off with conviction. And for sheer chills and suspense, few Alms pack as much punch or will leave you as physically exhausted as "Aliens." Nelida and Nelson are two of the featured dancers in Tango Argentine, at Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Sept. 8 to 14. The show is on its first national tour after breaking attendance records in Paris and New York theatres. It features 30 of Argentina's most renowned dancers, singers and musicians in a spectacular evening which Vogue magazine called "delirious, elegant and beguiling." Tango makes comeback Tango Argentino, one of the most extraordinary hits of this season is currently on its first national tour and will be playing at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre; Sept. 9 to Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. with matinees Sept. 13 and 14 at 2 p.m. Tango Argentino, which broke box office records first in Paris and then on Broadway, returned romance and sensuality to the theatrical stage. It was conceived, directed and designed by Claudio Segovia and Hector Orezzoli, with choreographic conception by Segovia, assisted by Juan Carlos Copes. Tango Argentino features the world's most renowned tango artists. Each of the thirty dancers, singers and musicians of the company is a star in his own right and has a unique, special style of performing tango. Segovia and Orezzoli have melded their special talents into a spectacle which conveys the grace, the grandeur and the unique style that have epitomized tango during its 100- year history. The tango was bom in the 1880's in Buenos Aires, a city rapidly filling with immigrants from both the Pampas (Argentinian countryside) and from Europe. The music draws on the Argentinian 'milonga', which in turn combines Indian rhythms with the 'habanera' of the first Spanish colonists. But tango music also has African 'candombe' influences, and the word tango is probably derived as much from the Latin 'tangere', to touch, as it is from the beat of the drums which African servants played in the slave quarters of Argentina. Tango travelled to North America and Paris in the period just after World War 1, and long before Rudolph Valentino dominated the silver screen with his hot-blooded interpretation of the tango, there was the great tango singer Carolos Gardel, from Toulouse. The success of Tango Argentino has fostered a new kind of madness - "Tango-mania". Fashion designers in both Paris and New York salute tango for its impact on fashion, with sleek, slinky backless black and white evening dresses and the return of the slim, elegant tuxedo, worn with a pencil thin white scarf and slicked back hair. Tango lessons exploded from the "World's Largest Tango Lesson" at Roseland, drawing over 2,000 students; to individual classes taught by members of the cast in Master classes at Julliard and other renowned dance institutions. The original cast album of Tango Argentino was released this year by Atlantic Records. Tickets at VTC-CBO and all usual outlets. To charge by phone, call 280-4444. 10 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1886 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMMING MORNING 6:30 O ~\ JIMMY SWAQQART 6:46 ©A.M. WEATHER 6:00 ABCNEWSg NBCNEWS Q ROMPER ROOM (R) MORNINQ STRETCH © HOOKED ON AEROBICS ©JIM AND TAMMY ©SIZESMALL . 6:30 ONEWS 8 ©CANADA A.M. 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Between them, Falwell, founder of Moral Majority, and Robertson, who's considering a run for the presidency, have laid off more than 250 employees and slashed their budgets by a total of $34 million because revenues have fallen short of estimates. TV preacher Oral Roberts has given his law school to Robertson, has closed his dental school and is delaying construction of a $14 million religious center partly because of financial problems. His $150 million City of Faith Hospital in Tulsa lies half empty. • "There's only so many letters and pleas for emergency help to go the extra mile that people will go along with," said Peter S. Hawkins, associate professor at Yale Divinity School. Hawkins said he feared the televangeiists are turning Christianity into a spectator sport. Robertson said his surveys indicated contributions were off because younger people who are buying homes and bearing children have less to give; perennial large contributors from Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana are giving less because they've been hurt by falling oil prices, and a building boom of "superchurches" serving enormous congregations in cities like Phoenix, Tulsa, Houston and Orlando, Fla., is draining away dollars. Rob Nordin, a spokesman for Oral Roberts, said television ministries probably overextended themselves when they had excess funds coming in. "What we've seen in the last decade has been a proliferation of television ministries," Nordin said. "As a result of that, I think we've seen that the pie has been cut into more pieces and some of the pieces that used to be quite large are not nearly as large as they were." Talk of a bid for the Republican presidential nomination, said Robertson, has spotlighted his Christian Broadcasting Network's annual budget of $200 million. "People hear of these large sums which are not the net income," said Robertson, president of the network and host of The 700 Club program. "They're total budget figures and they sort of scare people." In the case of Oral Roberts, some of his employees have expressed resentment over his lifestyle while they have gone without pay raises for three years and some were laid off two years ago. The Tulsa Tribune reported that Roberts drives a Mercedes, lives in a $500,000 home in Tulsa owned by Oral Roberts University, owns a home of equal .value in Rancho, Mirage, Calif., arid uses for enter tainment a $2.4 million home in Beverly Hills owned by his organization. Roberts' headquarters confirmed the existence of the car and the houses but said it could not put a price tag on them. Falwell believes there's a general softening nationally in contributions to conservative religious and political causes. "We're in a state of apathy in this country," he said in an interview at his headquarters here. "It's a very real spiritual apathy, and I think most of the churches are feeling this." Falwell said he had no political ambitions. But Robertson, son of the late U.S. Sen. A. Willis Robertson, is testing the waters with the 21 million evangelicals who are registered voters, 80 percent to 85 percent of them Republicans. "I'm looking at some polls that are being taken to indicate the feeling of the evangelical people particularly, but also the feeling of conservatives," Robertson said in an interview with The Associated Press in Washington during a visit. "We're seeing a return to faith," he said. "Between 60 (million) and 70 million people say they're bom-again Christians. The religious television and radio has had a major impact on that." Jeffrey Hadden, a sociology professor at the University of Virginia and the author of Prime Time Preachers, estimates that at present, even with all of the hoopla, no more than 20 to 25 percent of evangelical and fundamental Christians are active politically. "You have another 75 percent of that group of people potentially," he said, "but I'm not sure whether it can happen." Falwell blames the softening in contributions partly on a national perception that conservatives are in charge. "That perception," he said, "is hurtful when people feel there's no cause to support anymore. The only true part is that Ronald Reagan is doing well. The House of Representatives is clearly not a conservative House. The Senate is a razor-thin majority on any issue." Despite the cutbacks, Falwell says Christian broadcasting is not in disarray. "We are stronger on television and radio than we've ever been and our income is up," he said. "We had anticipated growth this year equal to last year's and it hasn't been there." He said revenues were growing by 3 percent or 4 percent while spending was up about 15 percent to 18 percent, "so we had to quickly make the adjustment." Falwell cut 225 employees and about $5 million from the $25 million annual payroll for his program, The Old lime Gospel Hour, and the church-run liberty University. His annual budget is $100 million. ~-^MMJ -- ■ - .- MKWU-BM THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1886 THURSDAY EVENING 11 "7,1986 Copyright * 19.8 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 10:00 © READING RAINBOW Raul Julia narrates "Mystery on the Docks," about an opera-loving cook who tries to stop a famous singer's kidnapping. (R) g DAYTIME SPORTS 6:30 8 CFL FOOTBALL Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Winnipeg Blue Bombers (Live) DAYTIME MOVIES 8:16 8 *** "Tin Pan Alley" (1940, Musical) Alice Faye, John Payne. 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Guest: Robert Shuter, president of Interaction Inc. ©WHERE THERE'S LIFE 9:00 © RETURN TO EDEN The. Harpers prepare to leave Eden; Tom (Warren Blon- dell) continues the search for his real identity and uncovers- some startling lads; Jilly (Peta Toppano) pulls a drunken Dan Marshall (James Smillie) into a compromising situation, g © ROWDIES The owner of a home security company faces intense pressure from an assortment of municipal officials. Stars Pat Harrington and Dennis Burkley. g © CHEERS Carla and Nick are reunited to compete in a dance contest. © MOVIE *• "He's Fired, She's Hired" (1984, Comedy) Wayne Rogers, Karen Valentine. Attempting to preserve their well- heeled lifestyle, an out-of- work ad executive gets his inexperienced wife a co- pywriting job on Madison Avenue. © WONDER OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA © PHOTOGRAPHIC VISION ©WAR YEARS 0:05 © UN JOURNALISTS UN PEU TROP VOYANT Le pere de Louie est au premier rang des suspects lorsque deux membres du cercle auquel appartient Al Ciccone sont assassines. 0*30 Q NIGHT COURT A bizarre turn of events finds Christine compelled to defend the man who mugged her. (R) ©PERSPECTIVE 10:00 © NATIONAL / JOURNAL 8 © LOVE BOAT Vicki rosents her father's upcoming marriage to Emily; a football star discovers that the team owner is on board the ship; a man learns that his cabin-for- two now has three occupants. (R) g 8 STINGRAY Stingray and Delgado track down a former Vietnam War doctor whose mind-altering operations are linked to a ruthless mobster. (Part 2 of 2) In stereo. (R) ©MOVIE ***•/_ "Cromwell" ' (1970, Adventure) Richard Harris, Alec Guinness. Political turmoil and tyranny inspire Oliver Cromwell to lead the Roundheads in revolt against Charles I of England. © QUINCY Quincy and Sam must identify a mysterious deadly disease that threatens a ranching community. © REALITIES 10:06 © TELECLIP 10:30 8 SEAHAWKS POST- GAME 8 PRICE IS RIGHT © REALITIES 10:36 © CINEMA ** "Trois soldats de I'aventure" (1964, Drame) George Chakirls, Yul Brynner. Trois officiers de I'aviation amer- icaine ont ia mission de porter secours a des naufrages sur un radeau dans la mer de Chine. 11:00 ©©©©NEWS © © CTV NATIONAL NEWSg © CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS Johnny sings "Rhinestone Cowboy." Guest: Joan Embery. ©SPORTS PAGE 11:20 ©©NEWS 11:30 © GOOD ROCKIN' TON- ITE 8 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS First and second round highlights from Inverness Golf Club in Toledo, Ohio. 8 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: comedian Ronnie Shakes, actor Tom Hanks ("Nothing In * ■ ♦ i t , , ! * h , * t I t k Common"), singer Diane Schuur. In stereo. Q ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie demands that Edith not take charity and return a mink cape she received from her wealthy cousin. © WRESTLING ©NEWS 12:00 © NIGHTLINE ©MOVIE*V_ "Spawn Of The Slithis" (1977, Horror) Alan Blanchard, Judy Mu- tulsky. Off the California coast, a radiation leak leads to the evolution of an amphibian creature whose diet consists of human flesh. (R) © MOVIE ••■ "Killer Force" (1975, Adventure) Peter Fonda, Telly Sava- las.A security officer and hia sidekick attack a desert mining camp for a beautiful woman and $20 million in diamonds. 12:06 © MOVIE ** "The Sin" (1979, Drama) Anne Haywood, Donald Pleasence. A repressed Kansas schoolteacher develops a traumatic relationship with a sadistic janitor. Q MOVIE -k-kv, "Pleasure Cove" (1979, Romance) Constance Forslund, Tom Jones. A staff member at a posh island resort becomes romantically entangled with a roguish, charming guest. 12:30 ©THE AVENGERS © FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS In stereo. © MOVIE •* "Vigilante Force" (1976, Drama) Kris Kristofferson, Jan-Michael Vincent. The citizens of a crime-ridden California community ask a young Vietnam veteran to organize a vigilante squad. 1:30 ©HEADLINE CHASERS 2:00 88 8 news 2:06 8 MOVIE •• "The Last Angry Man" (1974, Drama) Pat Hingle, Lynn Carlin. A seasoned doctor tries to save the life of one of the hoodlums responsible for running him out of the neighborhood. 8 MOVIE kk'A "Watermelon Man" (1970, Comedy) Godfrey Cambridge, Estelle Parsbns. A bigoted white, man is shocked when he wakes up one morning and discovers that he has turned black. - 2:30 8 MOVIE **'/_ "Something Big" (1971, Western) Dean Martin, Brian Keith. 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(Live) 8 POLE POSITION © QUEST FOR THE KILLERS © CHALLENGE OF THE GOBOTS © REALITIES ©NEWS FROM ZOOS © LES HEROS DU SAMEDI Au programme: le 21 e tournoi provincial de baseball Moustique, au pare Saint-Laurent a Mcn- treal-Nord. 11:30 Q WONDERSTRUCK (R) © AMERICAN BANDSTAND © CHARLIE BROWN AND SNOOPY SHOW g © ROBOTECH ©ALPHABET SOUP AFTERNOON 12:00 Q SPORTSWEEKEND ©AMERICA'S TOP TEN © TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL © HULK HOGAN'S ROCK 'N'WRESTLING ©THIRD WAVES ©100 HUNTLEY STREET © UNIVERS DES SPORTS Championnat international de tennis Challenge Player, demi-finales de femmes, en direct du pare Jean-Paul II a Montreal. 12:30 Q PGA GOLF PGA Championship, third round, from Inverness Golf Club in Toledo. Ohio. (Live) 8 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL 8 PRESENTE 1:00 8 8 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: Dominion Securities Pitfield Cup equestrian event from Spruce Meadows, Alta.; U.S. Grand Prix of Moto- _5.q8jB. Jiojh i<tqr\app$, Calif.; a look at 1936 olym pic champion Jesse OWGflS 8 MOVIE *• "A Minor .Miracle" (1983, Drama) John Huston, Pele. A group of orphans led by a devoted priest struggles to overcome poverty and eviction from their home. 8 BRADSHAW ON: THE FAMILY An overview of a family in crisis. Host: counselor John Bradshaw. © MOVIE kkkh "The Invisible Man" (1933, Science Fiction) Claude Rains, Gloria Stuart. Based on H.G. Wells novel. A chemist loses his sanity after ingesting a concoction which imparts invisibility. ©FORT LANGLEY © WRESTLING 1:30 © TO BE ANNOUNCED 2:00 8 GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 8 TREASURE HOUSES OF BRITAIN Viewed: Hardwick Hall; Burghley House, built by Queen Elizabeth I's Lord Treasurer; Wilton House where Gen. Eisenhower planned the D- day invasion of Europe; and Chatsworth. (R) Q © WORLD AT WAR © RODEO / CHUCKWAGON EVENTS © BAGATELLE 2:30 . 8 MOVIE • *• "Monte Walsh" (1970, Western) Lee Marvin, Jeanne Moreau. A tough cowboy finds his greatest challenge In life is adjusting to the lifestyle of a tamer West. © SHOPSMITH © LES SCHTROUMPFS "5 3:00 8 NEWSCIENCE 8 BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON When it appears that the homefront morale needs a lift, a movie star strolls in to take Happy's place. Q SYBERVISION: JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY © RIVER JOURNEYS Australian writer Russell Brad- don follows his country's Murray River from its source in the Snowy Mountains to its estuary in the Indian Ocean. (R) g ©JEM ©TO BE ANNOUNCED __ ASTROBOY © UNIVERS INCONNUS Jean-Baptiste Charcot, medecin francais et explo- rateur marin dont le navire echoua sur les cotes d'ls- lande le 16 septembre, 1936. 3:30 ©WEEKEND REPORT ©CARTOONS © JUMP OVER THE MOON © ASTROBOY 4:00 Q CBC NEWS © LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS The wildebeests of Africa try to dodge scavengers including hyenas, lions, cheetahs and wild dogs. (Part 1 of 2) ©©WRESTLING © CBS SPORTS SPECIAL International Race of Champions (IROC), the final of four races where drivers from different auto racing venues compete in _•. H*-8fe_-^*i__a^'r - kins Glen, N.Y. (Taped) Q FRUGAL GOURMET : Jeff Smith prepares chicken picatta, stuffed chicken thighs and panfried chicken strips.- (R) © 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. ©RAINBOW/NODDY © ASTROBOY ©ACOMMUNIQUER 4:30 Q HERITAGE THEATRE A re-creation of the encounter between several Canadians and the Shawnee Chief Tecumseh just before he lost his life during the War of 1812's battle of the Thames. Stars Cedric Smith. Q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled: U.S. Diving Championships, from Orlando, Fla.; Pro Beach Volleyball from Zuma Beach, Calif. (Taped) Q MAD MOVIES WITH THE L.A. CONNECTION © SNEAK PREVIEWS Scenes from "Falling in Love," "10" and "Hannah and Her Sisters" are used to illustrate changes in how Hollywood portrays adultery. (R) © KIMBA THE WHITE LION / DANGER MOUSE © NEWSWEEK © BASEBALL Les Mets de New-York visitant les Expos de Montreal (En direct) \ 5:00 ©WINNERS ©NEWS ©SHAKE IT UP © MATT HOUSTON Thousands of innocent people may die if Matt doesn't solve the mystery of a message left by a dead man. ® ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interview with Ted Danson ("Cheers"). © THIS OLD HOUSE Work continues on the basement entertainment room, g © CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION 6:30 ©EDDIE EASTMAN ©NBCNEWS Q GREAT OUTDOORS Jim Tabor gets outfitted for white water canoeing and visits Angel island State Park. (R) g © LAURIER'S PEOPLE Have you thought about your hands and nails? ByFAYEFUJATRAULT Do your hands perspire excessively or are they often dry and scaly because of a lack of moisture in your skit)? Both conditions can be caused by a disorder of the sudoriferous (sweat) glands. How is your nail nutrition? Nutrition in the nail can be seen on the visible nail; however your oil and fat content is generally seen on your cuticles. If you lack vitamin A, D, E or 7 your nails will be soft and dry. Lines or ridges down the middle of the nail can mean a poor elimination or digestive system. __rrows or depressions can also be caused by illness, nutritional disturbance or injury to the matrix. (The nail originates from the matrix at the base of the nail body. The matrix contains the only living reproductive cells of the nail.) White spots - shows trauma; each white spot represents a new one. If the white spot is near your cuticle (at base of nail) the trouble has recently appeared. If white spots appear frequently on the nail they are caused by injury to the matrix. Do you bite your nails? It is usually a nervous habit as is the wringing of your hands. Biting the nails is one of the most common causes of deformed nails. It can change the shape of the nail - often the nail tips will widen. Biting nails is usually accompanied by ragged cuticles. What are hangnails? It is a condition in which the cuticle splits around the nail. The cause can be excessive dryness, cutting off too much cuticle or carelessness in removing the cuticle. If not properly cared for the hangnail may become infected. Treatment: Hot oil bath or simply put vaseline around cuticle daily. Nail buffers are an old fashioned invention with a new interest for each of us and very beneficial. They help to improve circulation in nail area and produce a natural shine on the nails; good for both men, women and children to use. Lessons for beautiful hands: 1 ■-' Manicure weekly (professional one 3-4 times or more a year) 2 - Never dial phone with fingers. 3 - Oil and massage cuticles daily. 4 - Use hand cream, often. 5 - Don't pick or chew cuticles. 6 - Repair nails and nail polish as needed. (If you wear nail polish make sure it is not chipped. When chipped repair or remove!) 7 - It takes 4-6 months for a nail to completely renew itself from the base to the nail tip. 8 - Protect your nails with at least a clear polish. m jj I EVERY NIGHT!: • r :-—LOTS OT GAMES ^.OTS OF PRIZES! D 0 0 ffS~OFE N _T30 P; M. _____ A FLTJ_>l.(___OI_5___ffi_: Bonanza. Lucky 7. Odd/Even, Bonus &_many. many more! ^1 ^FRIDAY * SATURDAY i,_'J_ .__i_w4 Af°m il_ll© ALL OUPTREGULAR ,y Owl _r"l_l «__■__ Ddois pperi;ai-10:.G0 Door. open ai-IOOC Games s-.ari.ai il 0( MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY Doors open at 9:30 Games start at 10:45 SUNDAY AFTERNOON— REGULARGAMES^ PLUS SPECIALS Doors ope____t.1.2:00. 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OONEWS O CBS NEWS Q AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Featured: Juice Newton ("Angel of the Morning," "Break It to Me Gently"); Mark Gray ("Diamonds in the Dust," "It Ain't Easy"). © HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan gets Klink promoted to German Chief of Staff. ©ENTERPRISE 3 NEW MUSIC MAGAZINE 6:30 OONEWS <S M'A'S'H Hawkeye records a letter to his father detailing his day in the O.R. with a mad Turk, a missing corpse and a gun- happy officer. __ MOTORWEEK 7:00 Q MOVIE kkV, "International Velvet" (1978, Drama) Tatum O'Neal, Anthony Hopkins. A rebellious orphan goes to live with her aunt, a former Grand National competitor, who inspires the girl to pursue an Olympic medal in horseback riding. ©WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Wayipn Jennings; Rosemary Clooney; Brooke Shields tours Kenya.(R) O BASEBALL Seattle Mariners at California Angels (Live) LOTTO NIGHT IN B.C. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Christopher Plummer narrates this historical profile of Jerusalem, focusing on the religious shrines, the diverse cultures that coexist peacefully within its walls, and its people, including longtime mayor Teddy Kol- lek. In stsreo. (R) Q © MTV TOP 20 VIDEO COUNTDOWN S3 DOCTOR, DOCTOR £0 STAMPEDE WRESTLING © D'HIER A DEMAIN Une reflection pour tenter de comprendre I'engouement suscite par la television chez les enfants. 7:30 O FRONT RUNNERS Featured: Ron Morcom, a member of the award-winning precision parachute team; Gene Openshaw - composer, musician, comedian and author of "The Seattle Joke Book"; Mitch - the Wonder Dog. O CHECK IT OUTI Cobb's Supermarket faces a tough challenge when it wages a once war against a competitor. (R)g © MATTER OF TASTE THE FACTS OF LIFE Jo (Nancy McKeon) agrees to accompany George to his high school class reunion — as his "fiancee" — so he can impress his former love interest. "The Reunion" episode of NBC's "The Facts of Life" airs SATURDAY, AUGUST 9. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1986 Compulog 8:00 O DIFF'RENT STROKES Willis pays a girl to accompany Arnold to a rock concert. (R) g O FACTS OF LIFE George gets help impressing a former love interest at his high school class reunion. In atereo. (R) g O BIZARRE Sketches include a Stallone-O-Gram; reality comedy and "As Bizarre Turns." (R) O CRAZY LIKE A FOX Harry investigates when a doctor-friend of Harrison's is accused of murdering a fellow physician and gets helpful information from an unexpected source. (R) O WILD AMERICA A survey of the antlered deer family, including the white- tail, caribou, moose and elk.g O STAR GAMES Sports competition featuring cast members from "Growing Pains," "The Insiders" and "Diff'rent Strokes." (R) ©NOVA O WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETES en DOCUMENT AIRES 8:30 O BENSON Clayton's worried that he's about to lose his family inheritance. (R)g O 227 Mary's forced to find a new,location for the Christmas pageant when the church seemingly disappears. In stereo. (R) O CHECK IT OUTI Cobb's Supermarket faces a tough challenge when it wages a price war against a competitor. (R)g © PROFILES OF NATURE 8*50 O EVENING EDITION 9:00 @ MOVIE *• "Amazons" (1984, Drama) Jack Scalia, Madeline Stpwe. While investigating a murder, a young doctor discovers a group of women who are powerful enough to control or destroy their enemies. (R) g O GOLDEN GIRLS A psychology prolessor makes a pass at Blanche; Dorothy wants tickets to the Sinatra concert. In stereo. (R) O MOVIE kk% "Diary Of A Perfect Murder" (1986, Drama) Andy Griffith, Lori Lethin. A father-and- daughter lawyer team take on the case of a famous TV journalist accused of murdering his ex-wife, an Atlanta anchorwoman. O AIRWOLF Santini's reunion with, a Korean .War - buddy (Ken Curtis) is ruined when he gets involved in his friend's domestic quarrels and the activities of a drug-running gang. (R) O MAPP & LUCIA Tilling's social leader, Miss Elizabeth Mapp, rejects a painting done by Lucia's friend Georgie without.consulting the other members of the Tilling Art Committee. (Part 2 of 4) © MOVIE kk'A "Village Of The Damned" (1960, Horror) George Sanders, Barbara Shelley. While other villagers are asleep under a spell, children are born who turn into intelligent giants at the age of nine and force their evil on adults. ©QUESTORS ©SCTV ' ©USA 9:30 © CONCERTS IN THE PARK O © MOVIE •• "Gus Brown And Midnight Brewster" (1985, Comedy) John Schneider, Ron Glass. Scheming to get rich quick, a World War II veteran secretly mortgages his best friend's Oklahoma ranch and buys a greyhound to compete in the high-stakes Florida dog-racing circuit. (R) © ENERGY - SEARCH FOR AN ANSWER © UNE FENETRE SUR LE MONDE 10.30 © WAYNE AND SHUSTER "Fish Rush" (R)g © THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL O MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum guards a rare artifact on board an inter-island cruise ship. (R) 0 DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE ©HUMAN RACE ©LETELEJOURNALg 10:20 ©EVENINGEDITION © NOUVELLES DU SPORT 10:30 © FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE (R)g © MELBA Mama Rose becomes romantically involved with an old high- school friend. © THE BOUNDER While browsing in a department store, Howard runs into a former prison roommate who's shoplifting. 10:36 © CINEMA •• "L'Asso- cie" (1979, Comedie) Michel Serrault,; Claudine Auger. Ayant perdu son emploi dans une agence de publicite, un homme ouvre un cabinet de con- seiller financier. 11:00 © NATIONAL g OOONEWS O © CTV NATIONAL NEWS ©ALIVE FROM OFF CENTER Three dance videos: "Visual Shuffle," "Fractured Variations" and "Rude Raid." In stereo, g ©TWILIGHT ZONE Luther Dingle is the unlikely candidate of an alien experiment with humans. © SCTV Sketches: "Mel's Rock Pile," a teenage dance show with guest star Roy Orbison. 11:16 © NEWS ©ABCNEWSg 11:20 ©ONEWS 11:30 © SPORTSLINE O RETURN TO EDEN The future of Harper Mining depends on Stephanie's final battle with Jake and Jilly. © © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE "The Best of S.N.L. 1984-85" Highlights include Billy Crystal's impression of rock star Prince, a parody of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" featuring Ed Asner, and the Rev. Jesse Jackson's portrayal of a flamboyant game-show host. In stereo. (R) © MOVIE •• "Mommie Dearest" (1981, Drama) Faye Dunaway, Diana Scarwid. Based on Christina Crawford's book. Forties film star Joan Crawford raises her two adopted children in a domestic atmosphere that varies from luxuricus comfort to sadistic discipline. (R) ©COMEDY TONIGHT © TWILIGHT ZONE Ed Lindsay has an old radio, which only picks up old radio shows. 12:00 © SOUNDSTAGE The performance by the Roches includes "The Married Man" and "The Largest Elizabeth in the World." ©DOCTOR WHO 12:06 O MOVIE ••"The Courage And The Passion" (1978, Drama) Don Meredith, Desi Arnaz Jr. Test pilots experience problems in their personal lives because of their .lying ca reers. ©MOVIE ••"The Quality Of Mercy" (1976, Drama) Scott Hyland, Tony Musante. A group of physicians at a country hospital confronts the inefficiencies of public health. 12:10 O MOVIE ••'/. "Niagara" (1963, Drama) Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotten. The unfaithful wife of a war veteran plans to kill him on their honey- moon' 12:30 O MOVIE ••% "Die, Darling, Die" (1973, Mystery) James Stewart, Murray Hamilton. When a woman is charged with murder in the alleged mercy killing of her paralytic husband, her attorney must prove that someone else could have plotted the man's death. 1:00 O ALMOST LIVE Featured: Mayor Charles Royer; comedian David Anderson; a parody on Cindy Rhinehart. 0. PUTTIN' ON THE HITS 2:00 ONEWS O MOVIE •• "The Master Gunfighter" (1975, Western) Tom Laughlin, Ron O'Neal. A gunfighter haunted by a shameful deed sets out, to redeem his honor with a pistol and a samurai sword. O MTV TOP 20 VIDEO COUNTDOWN 2:05 O MOVIE •••• "The Go-Between" (1971, Drama) Julie Christie, Alan Bates. The experiences of an adolescent boy aiding a pair of lovers traumatize him for life. 2:30 O NOTE OF FAITH 2:36 O MOVIE •__ "Lock Up Your DaughtersI" (1969, Comedy) Christopher Plummer, Susannah York. Amorous soldiers invade an 18th-century British village where a mad scramble ensues to protect the female populace. 3:00 ©NEWS 4:10 8 MOVIE ••',. "Scalpel" (1977, Mystery) Robert Lansing, Judith Chapman. A money-hungry plastic surgeon makes a dancer look like his missing daughter so he can claim her inheritance. LAND SURVEYOR G.C. Emerson • 530-8733 5-13698-U Clearbrook Academy of Dance ^% In Motion Ltd. j^ ^^Registration and Open House^M^ Sgrf Aug. 12 -15, 1986 eV "^ TIME: 2:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. W^ Summer School We Offer: August 18th - 29th • Tap • Jazz • Ballet • Jazz Workout Aerobics • Aerobics commence sept. 3rd Classes Commence Moderate: Mon. - Fri. 10:00 a.m. High Energy: Mon. - Fri. 5:30 p.m. Sept. 3rd, 1986 Phone 852-8780 Suite 202-2121 Clearbrook Rd., Clearbrook Classes for children and adults available. NOW AT LAUNDRYMARTI WASH 27121 Fraser Hwy. 0 __________ ______ ■™— mam Nothing can keep the king of the road down THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 15 Roger Miller is a living legend of American Music. He is one of a handful of country music superstars whose songs have become an integral part of the cultural fabric of this nation. A singer, composer, lyricist, musician, humorist, and actor, Miller possesses a quick and incisive wit combined with the easy-going charm of a good ol' boy. As a composer, he has written over 800 songs, 700 of which have been recorded. He has five gold albums and five gold singles to his credit; and a place in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. composer but yearned to perform; he is an accomplished fiddle and guitar player. In 1964, he moved to Hollywood to try his hand at acting. He had Roger Miller Remarkably, one of the greatest. periods of success for Miller came during the British music invasion of the mid-1960's. Many artists saw groups like the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and the Who literaiiy shove them off ihe record charts. Miller, however, was enjoying phenomenal success. He received sue Grammy Awards in 1965 and was named Jukebox Artist of the Year, becoming the only artist ever to be so honored. He has received five other Grammy Awards throughout his career plus 17 Grammy nominations. Songs Like "King of the Road", "Dang Me", "Chug-a-Lug", and "Big- land Swings" were topping the charts at top-forty stations all over America at a time when it was rare for a country artist to get any airplay on other than country radio. Roger Miller was born in _-rt Worth, Texas, and raised on a farm in Erick, Oklahoma. He wrote his first song at age five and made his debut as a performer in front of his 37 classmates in a one-room schoolhouse. Miller remained in Oklahoma until he joined the Army and was sent to Korea. Most of his days in the military were spent slinging a rifle and driving a jeep. At night he composed music and practiced the guitar. He went to Nashville in 1957, and wrote songs for George Jones (for whom he used to play fiddle), Ernest Tubbs, Andy Williams, Patti Page, and many others. Miller was making a name as a barely unpacked his bags When he received wort, that "Diing.'M*"' had become the number one song in America. Leading music authorities have disputed the country label attached to Miller's talents. Most feel that his musical inventiveness has a solid basis in jazz and his humorous, poetic lyrics are the work of a highly sophisticated and deeply philosophical man. Roger Miller, and his wife Mary, live on a ranch near Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he spends his spare time "working" the ranch and searching for Indian artifacts. Mary, now a vocalist in Roger's show, formerly sang with Kenny Rogers, and the First Edition, and has almost as many gold records as her husband. CBS Records has recently released a duet album with Willie Nelsdn, titled "Old Friend-", which contains all Miller songs. Roger has just written the words and music for a Broadway play entitled, "The River" which is based on Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn". 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En direct du pare Jean-Paul II a Montreal. 10:30 O BODYTALK O RAINBOW EXPRESS 0 KENNETH COPELAND 0 READY, SET, GROW 0ROCKSCHOOL 0 WORLD TOMORROW 0 SIZE SMALL 11:00 O WORLDSTAGE '86 O VIEWPOINT ON THE NEWS 0 PETER POPOFF O CBS SPORTS SPECIAL: NFL FOOTBALL PRE-SEASON SPECIAL Scheduled features include the New York Giants' hopes for the 1986-87 season, the Los Angeles Raiders with three quarterbacks, Denver quarterback John Elway, new Philadelphia head coach Buddy Ryan, and how the defending champion Chicago Bears will be affected by off-season personnel changes. 0 IT IS WRITTEN 0 INNOVATION ©ERNEST ANGLE Y 0 CALLER'S CHOICE 0 NEWS FROMZOOS 11:30 0 MEETING PLACE Rev. Christopher Ferguson officiates at services from the chapel at McGill University, Montreal. (R) 0 THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEY g 0 FOR THE RECORD 0 ME AND MAX 0 JAPAN: THE CHANGING TRADITION 0 LAUREL AND HARDY AFTERNOON 12:00 0 CANADA IN VIEW O NFL PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL Los Angeles Raiders at San Francisco 49ers (Live) ©WALTERS FAMILY 0 MCLAUGHLIN GROUP ©LENERICKSEN ©WORLD AT WAR 0100 HUNTLEY STREET 0 GRAND PRIX DE FOR- MULE 1 Course automobile enregistree le jour meme en Hongrie. 12:30 0 SPORTSWEEKEND PGA Golf Championship, final round, from Inverness Golf Club in Toledo, Ohio. (Live) O EXCITING WORLD OF SPEED AND BEAUTY The elite of the super modified world compete in a 200 lap race. S UP HOME TONIGHT MAKING OF LA CAGE am v PQn.es ©capitoTjournal ©kenneth copeland 1:00 0 AUTO RACING 1st Annual Schuck's Grand Prix, from Tacoma, Wash., featuring NASCAR and Formula Atlantic races O 8PORT8WORLD Scheduled: CART Michigan 500 auto race, from Brooklyn, Mich. (Taped); Interna- tibrial *~P6i6' competition,' from ' Bethpage, N.Y. .(Taped) 0 RICOCHET 0 TERRY WINTER 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g 0 HOW AN AIRPLANE FLIES 0 FISHIN' STARS ■ • 1:30 O 0 TENNIS Player's Challenge Women's Final, from Montreal. (Taped) 0 WALL STREET WEEK "Are Foreigners Taking Over U.S. Business?" Guest host: Carter Randall. Guest: Robert Shuter, president of Interaction Inc. © SUNDAY LINE 0 EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 2:0Q 0 GREAT PERFORMANCES "The Dining Room" A.R. Gurney Jr.'s comedy' about the roles and rituals of the American WASP features a cast of six playing over 50 Characters including a senile grandmother and a group of 5-year-olds. © EARTH'S ERUPTIONS 0 RODEO / CHUCKWAGON 0 ASTRO, LE PETIT ROBOT 2.30 ©FACE THE NATION ©SECRET SHARER 0CAPITAINECAVERNE 3:00 0 AMATEUR BOXING Gold medalists from the U.S. and U.S.S.R. compete at The Olympic Sports Festival in Houston. (Taped) ,fe O MOVIE ••• "Copa- cabana" (1947, Comedy) Groucho Marx, Carmen Miranda. A seedy talent agent manages to get his client two jobs at the famous night spot. © SHE-RA: PRINCESS OF POWER ©GREECE 478-336 B.C. 0 FOOD FOR LIFE 0 FILMS D'ART: GERI- CAULT Documentaire. 3:30 0 ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD "Drugs: The High Cost of Getting High on the Job" Guests: former federal drug expert Peter Bensinger, Bill O'Donnell of Sierra Tucson drug treatment center, ACLU Executive Director Ira Glaser, Dr, Joseph Cannella. © HE-MAN AND MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE © RELIGIOUS QUEST 0 HERCULES 4:00 0 THIS WEEK IN B.C. 0 TAKE ME HOME A look at the Seattle Seahawks training camp. O WILD AMERICA A survey of the antlered deer family, including the white- tail, caribou, moose and elk.g © G.I. JOE © RAINBOW / NODDY 0 ASTROBOY 0 LA SEMAINE VERTE 4:30 @ SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Formula One Grand Prix of Hungary auto race, from Budapest. (Same-day tape) 0 CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES 00 QUESTION PERIOD O PROFILES OF NATURE © I DREAM OF JEANNIE , M.8. Pellpw thinteTqny is a rotten husband. © KIMBA THE WHITE LION 0 INSPECTOR GADGET 5:00 0 PGA GOLF (Joined In Progress) PGA Championship, final round, from Inverness Golf Club in Toledo, Ohio. (Same-day tape) ONEWS O 0 LITTLEST HOBO Hobo comes up against a master criminal who has stolen a laser device and placed it on the black market. (R)g O TWILIGHT ZONE Three stories: a man loses his sanity when he can no longer distinguish word patterns; a woman fears her life is running too smoothly; an alien stows away on the space shuttle. In stereo. (R) 0 PLANET FOR THE TAKING Host David Suzuki examines myths and religious beliefs about human existence and traces the development of modern science. © BUCK ROGERS Princess Aidaia agrees to spare Earth from total destruction if Buck marries her. ©COMMUNITIES WEST 0 ASTROBOY 0 SECOND REGARD 6:30 0NBCNEWS ONEW8 0 BEST OF WEBSTER ©KIDNAPPED 0 STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE: PETS ON PARADE Animated. The Kids and their pets march and perform as they vie for first prize in the Annual Strawberry Land Pet . Show. Jaguar [Nans Kelder Klrby], T-Bird [Jill Moriarty] and Bronco [Andrew Kelm] are auto-spirits in the Caravan Stage Company's production of Manifold Destiny. The amazing horse-drawn theatre troupe plays under their cosmodrome tent this summer in Abbotsford [Centennial Park], Surrey [Bear Creek Park], and Vancouver [Strathcona Park]. Fun-filled family entertainment! mm rWmm l y '*_%__,_ ir You've Made A Will, But What's Missing? Considerate, forward-thinking people make wills preparing for the inevitable. More and more of these same people are taking one more important step. They're prearranging their funerals with us. By prearranging, your family will not be burdened with the difficult and emotional task of making your funeral arrange ments. And you'll feel better knowing you've taken care of everything yourself. 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(R) _ HOGAN'S HEROES The Heroes need weather information for an Allied bombing. 0 MUSEUM WITHOUT WALLS 0 EWOKS AND DROIDS ADVENTURE HOUR 0 DOCUMENTAIRES CANADIENS "Maurice Proulx, cineaste d'un Quebec oublie" Biographie de I'abbe Maurice Proulx qui a consacre sa vie au cinema. (3e de 3) 6:30 0 0 EXPO '86: WELCOMES THE WORLD ONEWS 0 M'A'S'H Trapper's ulcer provides a ticket home until the Army thinks up a regulation that spoils his going-away party. 7:00 O FRAGGLE ROCK When a new artist surfaces in Fraggle Rock, a jealous Mokey retaliates with a magic paintbrush. (R)g 0 DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE "21/2 Dads" Two sin- ' gle fathers and a bachelor share the same house. (R) SILVER SPOONS Rick and his grandfather argue about the firing of restaurant employees. In stereo. (R) 0 COSBY SHOW Cliff proudly displays his latest timesaving kitchen gadget. (R)P 0 0 60 MINUTES 0 CAGNEY & LACEY Cagney's determined to nab a mugger who attacks handicapped persons. (R) . _ NANNY While working at the Rudd's Norfolk home, Barbara runs into her former husband. 0 ANIMAL EXPRESS 0 NATURAL WORLD 0 PAUL, MARIE ET LES ENFANTS "Grabuge chez les Breton-Allard" Mari trouve un megot de cigarette dans les poches de Gabriel; Robert a dormi dans la ctiambre.de Catherine, g : 7:30 0 BEACHCOMBERS Constable John's new system to prevent burglaries fosters an atmosphere of suspicion that leads to Relic's arrest. (R)g 0 PUNKY BREWSTER Welfare authorities threaten to send Punky back to Fenster Hall. (Part 1 of 5) In stereo. (R) g 0 FAMILY TIES Time's running out for Alex when he discovers that Ellen intends to marry ■ another man. (Part 2 of 2) (R) g 0 TED KNIGHT SHOW The Rushes' Central American housekeeper wants to quit her naturalization class after oniy one nighi. 0 LES BEAUX Dl- MANCHES "Pour une chanson" Histoire de la chanson quebecoise depuis les ■_l^____- <•__*____ E ___? ______!__________.__________! M________BflSt_____' MURDER, SHE WROTE Jessica (Angela Lansbury) accepts the honorary chairmanship of a tennis tournament to raise money for a favorite children's charity — and finds herself setting out to net a murderer — in "Murder, She Wrote," to air SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1080 Compulog ■ 1 12:06 0 MOVIE kk'A "The Final Countdown" (1980,. Science-Fiction) Kirk Douglas, Martin Sheen. The atomic-powered aircraft carrier U.S.S. Nimitz is transported back, in time to the Pacific Ocean hours before the attack on Pearl Harbor. 0 MOVIE kk'A "Seal- plock" (1967, Western) Dale Robertson, Robert Random. While in Kansas City, a gambler wins ownership of the Scalplock and Defiance Railroad. annees 30. (Se de 6) 7:60 O EVENING EDITION 8:00 0 SEEING THINGS Covering a new museum exhibition, Louie has a vision of death in ancient Egypt that's mirrored a day later in real life. (R)g 0 NORTH8TAR An astronaut's body and IQ experience an acceleration process after an accident during a space walk. Stars Greg Evigan and Mitchell Ryan, g 0 DALTON'S CODE OF VENGEANCE Dalton comes to the aid of a produce . wholesaler in New . Orleans. 0 © WS Scheduled: report on a cancer treatment using the body's own immune system; interview with Margaret Papandreou, wife of the Greek prime minister; profile of jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. O 0 MURDER, SHE WROTE Jessica tackles a baffling murder mystery at a charity tennis tournament. Dennis Cole, Van Johnson and Doug McKeon guest star. (R) g O EVENING AT POPS Soprano Kiri Te Kanawa sings compositions by Handel, Mozart, and Broadway show tunes from "West Side Story" and "South Pacific." In stereo. 0 FALL OF EAGLES 0 TERROR! Arthur Hill hosts this examination into the methods and operations used by governments in their response to and support of terrorism. (Part 2 of 2) 8*30 0 LETELEJOURNALg 8:50 0 LES BEAUX Dl- MANCHES "Histoires de i'histoire: Chapultepec" Au coeur de Mexico se trouve I'imposant et austere chateau de Chapultepec. (7e de7) 9:00 0 RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES Holmes and Watson probe the disappearance of the butler and maid of an old friend with kingly connections, g 0 MOVIE ••* "This Is Elvis" (1981, Biography) ' David Scott, Johnny Harra. Film footage and dramatic re-creations are used to tall lim sivijf ui -mo non- ley's life and career. (R) g 0 0 MACGYVER A ruthless chieftain takes a train- load of passengers hos tage. (R)g 0 MOVIE •• "He's Fired, She's Hired" (1984, Comedy) Wayne Rogers, Karen Valentine. Attempting to preserve their well- heeled lifestyle, an out-of- work ad executive gets his inexperienced wife a co- pywriting job on Madison Avenue.(R)g 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Flame Trees of Thika" Ian finds that he cannot restrain his love for Lettice any longer while on safari with the Palmers and Tilly. (Part 6 of 7) (R)g 0 CRIME INC. 0 THE BRAIN 0 JESSE OWENS STORY A young Jesse Owens (Dorian Harewood) enters Ohio State University where his track achievements lead him to the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Georg Stanford Brown, George Kennedy and Debbi Morgan co-star. (Part 1 of 2) 9:30 0 CONDOR In the future, a high-level international agent and an android track down a woman who has gained access to the Pentagon's computer files. Stars Ray Wise and Wendy Kilbourne. g 9:60 0 LES BEAUX Dl- MANCHES "Concert populates" 10:00 0 CBC NEWS g 0 0 SIMON & SIMON The Simons are hired to keep an eye on a priceless Inca medallion. (R) 0 GREAT PERFORMANCES "Dance in America: Don Quixote" Mikhail Baryshnikov's production of "Don Quixote" is presented by the American Ballet Theater, featuring Baryshnikov and Cynthia Harvey. (R) 060 MINUTES 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC An exploration of the rich variety of plant and animal life in the rain forests of Costa Rica is presented. 10:30 O VENTURE 10:60 0 NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 00OONEWS 0 0 CTV NATIONAL NEWS 0 CBS NEWS 0 GLOBAL NEWSWEEK 11:06 0 CINEMA "Une partie.de campagne" (1936, Comedie) Sylvia Bataille, Georges Danoux. Accom- pagnee de sa famille et de son fiancee, une jeune fille passe une journee a la campagne et y connait un amour sans lendemain a la rencontre d'un jeune cjta- din. 11:16 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Ace Larsen discovers that his boss can command inanimate objects to do his will. 11:20 00 NEWS 11:30 0 SPORTSLINE O ABCNEWSg 0 STINGRAY Stingray and Delgado track down a former Vietnam War doctor whose mind-altering operations are linked to a ruthless mobster. (Part 2 of 2) In stereo. (R) O CBS NEWS 0 JINX Unfortunate accidents plague a troupe of circus performers culminating in murder and revenge in this San Francisco Ballet production set to the music of Benjamin Britten. (R) 11:46 0 MOVIE ** "Man And Boy" (1972, Western) Bill Cosby, Leif Erickson. A black man tries to make a home for his family on the Arizona desert frontier. 0 CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS The efforts of rival seaman Martin Pinzon and members of the church undermine Columbus' efforts to establish a settlement at Hispaniola; failure to find the western route to the Orient on three subsequent voyages soon finds Columbus falling out of favor. Stars Gabriel Byrne and Oliver Reed. (Part 2 of 2)(R)g 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Grandma Bayles gives her grandson Billy a toy phone to play with and talk to her. 12:00 0 CFL FOOTBALL Saskatchewan Roughrid- ers at British Columbia Lions 0 DAVID SUSSKIND Scheduled: smokers vs. nonamokers. (R) 0 MOVIE *•.!_ "The Ex-, ecutive Syndrome" (1980, Drama) Alan Bates, Gemma Jones. A powerful industrial magnate sees his personSi •••*> ,_„my apart as he becomes increasingly absorbed in the responsibilities of his high position. 12:16 0 CHIPS Jon uses hia off- duty rodeo hobby to help a juvenile offender. 12:30 0 CANNED FILM FESTIVAL Spoofs are interspersed with edited versions of Hollywood's worst movies. Featured: "Untamed Women" (1952). 1:46 ONEWS 2:06 O MOVIE ••• "Loving" (1970, Drama) George Segal, Eva Marie Saint. A free-lance artist is observed by gueats at a swinging party 88 he makes love to a woman before closed-circuit cameras 0 MOVIE **K "Count Your Blessings" (1959, Comedy) Deborah Kerr, Rosanno Brazzi. Finally reunited after nine years of wartime separation, a couple are brought to the brink of divorce because of their manipulating son. 2:16 O NOTE OF FAITH 2:46 ONEWS 3:15 O NIGHTWATCH The Caravan is coming to town! Tickets are $7 adults, $6 student and senior, and $4 for children 12 and under and are available next to Overwaitea in West Oaks Mall [in advance], or at the Cosmodrome each night before the show. Show time is 6 p.m. nightly. Bring a blanket or cushions to sit on, rain or shine, under the Cosmodrome. The Caravan's spirited tribute to the 100th anniversary of the automobile is not to be missed. Fun for all ages. 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DAYTIME SPECIAL 12:00 O NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Christopher Plummer narrates this historical profile of Jerusalem, focusing on the religious shrines, the diverse cultures that coexist peacefully within its walls, and its people, including longtime mayor Teddy Kol- lek. In stereo. (R) Q DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 10:00 O READING RAINBOW Buddy Ebsen narrates the story of Paul Bunyan, hero of tall tales. (R)g DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 0 • •_ "The Nitwits" (1935, Comedy) Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey. Two cigar shop owners play amateur detective and unwittingly discover the identity of a murderous blackmailer. 10:00 0 • •!_ "Harum- scarum" (1965, Musical) Elvis Presley, Mary Ann Mobley. A movie star becomes involved with intrigue and a beautiful princess while travelling in the Middle East. 2:00 0 kkVi "Les rois. du soleil" (1963, Aventure) Yul Brynner, George Chakiris. A la mort du roi des Mayas au court d'un combat, son fils lui succede et prend la mer avec ce qu'il reste de son peuple. EVENING 6:00 000 NEWS O ABCNEWSg O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 STAR TREK Inmates take control of a galaxy's asylum and plan to take over the universe. 0 WORLD AT WAR 0SCTV 0 NOUVELLES 6:30 OONEWS 0 TOP STORY ® PROFILES OF NATURE 0 RENCONTRES Invitee: Michel Tournier, romancier. (2e de 2) 7:00 0 WORLDSTAGE '86 O WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with John Denver. O LIVE IT UP Bugs get swatted; the difference between expensive designer perfumes and the less costly copies; the best way to rustproof your car. (R)g O NEWLYWED GAME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The horse that was a part of America's Old West, the mustang, is seen in its natural prairie habitat. ©$100,000 PYRAMID 0 COMPUTES. APPLICATIONS: BUSINESS 0 JACKPOT ItETELE-OURNAtl DIARY OF A PERFECT MURDER Atlanta attorney Ben Matlock (Andy Griffith) teams with his daughter, Charlene (Lori Lethin), also an attorney, to defend a famous TV journalist accused of murdering his ex-wife, in "Matlock: Diary of a Perfect Murder." This TV movie, airing MONDAY, AUGUST 11 on NBC, is the pilot for Griffith's new fall series, "Matlock." CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1988 Compulog 7:20 0LE POINT 7:30 , 0 AIRWAVES Zoe's suggestive pose on a rock album' cover angers Jean. (R) O0 JEOPARDY 0 $100,000 PYRAMID 0 227 Mary's forced to find a new location for the Christmas pageant when the church seemingly disappears. In stereo. (R) O PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LIVE PT UP Bugs get swatted; the difference between expensive designer perfumes and the less costly copies; the best way to rustproof your car. (R)Q O WORLD OF SURVIVAL 0 NEWLYWED GAME . 0WESTLAND 7:36 0 VANCOUVER '88 7:60 0 EVENING EDITION 8:00 0 DANGER BAY Grant and Jonah are joined on a mountain outing by a deaf boy and a wheelchair- bound environmentalist. (R)g OBASEBALL O MOVIE •• "Family Secrets" '(1984; Drama) Stefanie Powers, Maureen Stapleton. Three generations of women spend a weekend together to learn about their pasta and rediscover the love that only mothers and daughters can share. (R) g 0 HARDCASTLE & MCCORMICK Following Hardcastle's decision to run for mayor, he and McCormick learn that a councilman's murder is related to an illegal toxic waste dumping site at a city park. O 0 SCARECROW AND MRS. KING Former Agency personnel are recruited by a devious man for nefarious purposes. (R) O RIVER JOURNEYS Writer-explorer Christina Dodwell revisits a Papua New Guinea tribe with whom she lived for two years and attempts the first-ever raft descent of the Wahgi River, the "eater of men." (R) g 0 MOVIE • •_ "Sisters" (1973, Horror) Margot Kidder, Jennifer Salt. A Siamese twin is arrested after she is mistaken for her sister who has become involved in murder. NORTH OF 60 DE TAIN 0 PERFECT STRANGERS 8:05 0 POIVRE ET SEL Hector trouve que Patrick lui fait la vie dure, g 8*30 0 SECRET DIARY OF ADRIAN MOLE AGED 13 3 / 4 Adrian tries to convince his father that he doesn't need a scheduled tonsillectomy. 0 PERSPECTIVE 0 IRISH ROVERS 8:35 0 MARIA CHAPDELAINE Pour atteindre le lac St- Jean, Francois y tente ('impossible et brave la tern- pete. (3e de 3) 9:00 0 O KATE & ALLIE Kate's father announces plans to remarry. (R) 0 0 MOVIE • "The Pirate Movie" (1982, Adventure) Kristy McNichol, Christopher Atkins. A shy teen-age girl finds adventure and romance when a dream transports her to the world of 19th-century pirates. O AMERICAN MASTERS "James Levine: The Life in Music" This profile of the Metropolitan Opera's artis- ♦!_"» Hirantisr nn» I _-»•■«_ includes production preparation, performance clips from the Salzburg and Beyrouth Festivals, and interviews with colleagues including Piacido Domingo and Leonie Rysanek. g 0 NATIONAL FILM BOARD THEATER 0 JESSE OWENS STORY Jesse Owens' record- breaking track performance at the 1936 Berlin Olympics is followed by a life of humanitarian deeds overshadowed by business failure and criminal charges of tax evasion. Stars Dorian Harewood, Ronny Cox and Norman Fell. (Part 2 of 2) 9:30 O NEWHART Unseasonably mild weather threatens to ruin the annual winter carnival. (R) 0 NEWHART Unseasonably mild weather threatens to ruin the annual winter carnival. (R) g 9:35 0 BONHEUR D'OCCA- SION L'ainee d'une famille de huit enfants qui est employee au comptoir-restau- rant d'un bazar, s'eprend d'un client dont la seule ambition est de sortir de 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL 0 HUMAN ANIMAL "Love and Sex" In this series of specials, host Phil Donahue examines human behavior. Tonight, Dr. William H. Masters and Virginia Johnson are among the experts who will contribute to a report on sexuality. (Part 1 of 5) O 0 CAGNEY & LACEY Cagney's "determined . to nab a mugger who attacks handicapped persons. (R) 0 PALACE OF DREAMS 0 LIVING BODY 10:30 0 WHERE THERE'S LIFE 10:35 W CiNEMA ,k.k ".Nous n'irons plus au bois" (1968, Drame) Marie- France Pisier, Siegfried Rauch. Une jeune fille s'eprend d'un officier allemand qui s'est livre a un groups de resistants avec d'autres soldats. 11:00 OO0ONEWS O 0 CTV NATIONAL NEWSg 0 MOVIEMAKERS Albert Salmi, Noah Beery, Jack Clam Pho-la*. I fi-c nnri Harry Carey Jr. talk about their movie roles. 0 BENNY HILL 0 SPORTS PAGE 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 0 MAUDE Maude recruits Vivian into women's liberation and possibly out of her marriage. (R) ONIGHTLINE 0 BEST OF CARSON From May 1985: actor Sylvester Stallone, comedian A. Whitney Brown and pianist Horacio Guttierez join host Johnny Carson. In stereo. (R) O ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie seems to have set aside his usual feelings toward blacks when he opens his heart and his home to Sammy Davis Jr. O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ©MOVIE ••'/."The Day Of The Dolphin" (1973, Drama) George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere. A group of dolphins are kidnapped from their trainer by saboteurs who are scheming to blow up a yacht carrying the president of the U.S. 0NEWS 12:00 ©.iMINPJER..,J.eal_ig <_?,-,., (f?) ■jz-'jr,?. 8erted by Arthur, Terry ■ seeks another job. O THE AVENGERS O MAGNUM, P.I. A psychic seeks Magnum's help in changing premonitions of her own death. (R) 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DA-. VID LETTERMAN In stereo. 12:05 O MOVIE ,•• "The Runner Stumbles" (1979, Drama) Dick Van Dyke, Kathleen Quinlan. A Catholic priest is tried for the murder of a nun with whom he had been suspected of having an affair. 0 MOVIE ••• "The Courtship Of Eddie's Father" (1963, Comedy) Glenn Ford, Shirley Jones. A young boy uses a peculiar and humorous standard to determine the "perfect" wife for his widowed father. 12:30 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN In stereo. 1:00 Q HEADLINE CHASERS 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME A teacher's critical remarks plunge Julie into a deep depression. 1:10 O MOVIE •• "The Day The Loving Stopped" (1981, Drama) Dennis Weaver, Valerie Harper. A young woman, on the eve of her marriage, recalls with her younger sister the shattering experience of her once-loving parents' separation and bitter divorce. (R) 1:30 ** LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS (R)' ■■ ■ ONEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES The Heroes use the wedding of Gen. Burkhaltor's niece as a cover for contacting an agent. 2:00 ■ "■' ■ ONEWS 0 CNN NEWS 2:06 0 MOVIE ••55 "No Sex Please, We're British" (1973, Comedy) Ronnie Corbett, Beryl Reid. Some risque postcards raise havoc when they're delivered to the Wrong address. 2:20 O MOVIE kk<A "Women At West Point" (1979, Drama) Linda Purl, Andrew Stevens. A group of women overcome tradition to become the first female military cadets admitted to West Point. 2:30 ONEWS 3:00 O NIGHTWATCH The August blrthstone Is Porl.ot 10 K mount with Genuine Peridot Stone and Cubic Zirconia $5995 (chain not Included) The I Douglas DC-3 Issue Price: $4995 • Available soon • Now taking orders A commemorative plate to the world's most successful transport aircraft celebrating fifty years of commercial flight. (LEESJADE AND OPALS^ 3563-23-nd Street, Langley Msir , 534-2736 >__£*) Com* Discover for Yourself Canada's most unique brewery $coo •Filsener • Bitters •Stout ©Lager •Ale for as low as ■ dozen minimum 10 doz. maximum 50 doz. In only 5 minutes you'll learn how you can make and enjoy professionally brewed beer mm ___HUHHK TUESDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 19 Kir- AUGUST 12,1886 Copyright • 1986 T.V. Data, Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 10:00 O READING RAINBOW Isabel Sanford narrates "The Patchwork Quilt," the story of a young girl who learns a secret about her grandmother's special quilt of memories. (R) g DAYTIME MOVIES 8:16 O ••• "Wing And A Prayer" (1944, Drama) Don Ameche, Dana Andrews. A group of Navy pi- Iota displays great courage during wartime. 10:00 0 •• "The Spikes Gang" (1974, Western) Lee Marvin, Gary Grimes. A trio of thrill-seeking farm boys join forces with a notorious bank robber. 12:00 0 ••• "Penny Serenade" (1941, Drama) Cary Grant, Irene Dunne. A record collection is the vehicle for a series of flashbacks as a woman reflects on her marriage. 2:00 0 •• "Le desordre et la nuit" (1957, Drame) Jean Gabin, Danielle Derrieux. Un inspecteur de police est charge d'enqueter sur le meurtre d'un tenancier de boite de nuit. EVENING 8:00 SQ@ NEWS ABCNEWSg NBCNEWS CBSNEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 STAR TREK Leaders of the planet Gideon refuse to allow anyone but Kirk to beam down to their planet. 0 NEWFOUNDLAND SCENE 0SCTV 0 NOUVELLES 6:30 OONEWS 0 TOP STORY 0 PROFILES OF NATURE 0 RENCONTRES Inv: Marie-Helene Mathieu, educatrice specialises. 7:00 O CITYSCAPES O WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with actor Perry King ("Riptide"). Q LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS A young male fur seal, rescued during a storm by the Marin County Marine Mammal Center, ia followed on his perilous journey north after being released back into the ocean. (R) g O NEWLYWED GAME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 0 $100,000 PYRAMID 0 BIOSPHERE 0 JACKPOT 0 LETELEJOURNALg 7:20 0LE POINT ' 7*30 O TED KNIGHT SHOW Henry rallies behind two rock musicians banned from the county's music festival. O 0 JEOPARDY O $100,000 PYRAMID O PERFORMERS Featured: Charlie Pride; Steve Brinder. Pfe £ _B:-___ .. _____ S *' 1bl> _____■; __ 1 t_ffir_-_i^___ I __ -BRER' .ft __K'_*____________■ __f 8 ____■ ' *"B Wml i_ ___■ Mm ^_0 fi ' iPjfc _-_--B--_ ___S ___ WHO'S THE BOSS? Guest star Marisa Berenson is looking forward to an evening out with Tony (Tony Danza) in the "Not with My Client, You Don't" episode of ABC's "Who's the Boss?" airing TUESDAY, AUGUST 12. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1--8C-mp-l_g 1 ■ , ■" mm ___' _9 * m\mW\\f-wm<k\ ____-__i_i___! ___B V- __■ WSrT. ^^m\mmm^^m. O PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS A young male fur seal, rescued during a storm by the Marin County Marine Mammal Center, is followed on his perilous journey north after being released back into the ocean. (R) g O WORLD OF SURVIVAL 0 NEWLYWED GAME 7:36 0 CINEMA ••!_ "Sissi" (19S5, Comedie) Romy Schneider, Karlheinz Boehm. Le jeune empereur d'Autriche est attire par la jeune soeur de la princesse dont il doit epouser. 7:60 O EVENING EDITION 8:00 O THIS LAND The history and folklore of duck decoy carving, a commonly practiced turn-of-the-century craft whose artifacts now frequently command thousands, g O 0 WHO'S THE BOSS? Tony agrees to help Angela woo an important client. (R)g 0 A-TEAM A Chinese restaurant, owner turns to the A-Team for help when he's tormented by a powerful syndicate. In stereo. (R) g O RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOTI A volcanic explosion on one of Jupiter's moons; a champion gymnast who overcame paralysis; a garden on a New York rooftop. (R) g O SIMON & SIMON The Simons are hired to keep an eye on a priceless Inca medallion. (R) O A-TEAM A Chinese restaurant owner turns to the A-Team for help when he's tormented by a powerful syndicate. (R) g O NOVA A look at the horse racing industry in its search for Thoroughbreds with speed, stamina and the will to win. (R) g 0 MOVIE ••• "Shamus" (1973, Mystery) Burt Reynolds, Dyan Cannon. While hunting down stolen diamonds, a detective becomes involved with beautiful women and sinister men. 0 CORDILLERA EXPIDI- TION 8:30 O 0 GROWING PAINS Ben cooks up a scheme to raise enough money to buy his father a birthday present. (R)g 9:00 © REMINGTON STEELE (R) O 0 MOONLIGHTING David fears that the estranged husband of a former girlfriend may be trying to kill her. (R)g O O HUNTER A prizefighter, framed for the murder of his manager, is released from prison. In stereo. (R) O MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum's sure that he recently saw a supposedly dead friend walking the streets of Honolulu. (R) 0 SPENSER: FOR HIRE A high-school student who witnesses a murder is held hostage by the killer. (R) m COMRADES A steel mill soccer team in the Soviet Republic of Azerbaijan preparing for a match against their archrivals is viewed to study life in Soviet factory towns and the emphasis placed on sports to overcome boredom, g 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC A look at creatures found only in Australia and the scientists and conservationists working to protect them, g Q.QC 0 DALLAS Cliff Barnes avoue qu'il n'a jamais cesse d'aimer Sue Ellen. 9 10:00 O NATIONAL / JOURNAL 6 SPENSER: FOR HIRE A high-school student who witnesses a murder is held hostage by the killer. (R) HUMAN ANIMAL "Nature and Nurture" Host Phil Donahue examines factors that contribute to human development, including a look at genetic research and behavior modification. (Part 2 of 5) O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Featured: Tammy Wynette; Tony Danza tours the Bahamas; composer Bill Conti; modeling agents Eileen and Jerry Ford; the Cattle Barons' Ball in Texas. (R) O 0 EQUALIZER A young reporter feels certain that his new neighbor is up to no good. (R) 0 NIGHT HEAT A key witness in a gun-smuggling trial is murdered while under the protection of O'Brien and Giambone. (R) 0 AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE MOVIE FESTIVAL "The Europeans" Lee Remick stars in this, 1979 -a'd-ptsrtio-' of' Henry James' novel about a European baroness seeking wealth from her American cousins in 19th-century New England. (R) g 0 QUINCY When a jet- setter allegedly dies from natural causes, Quincy enters the world of the wealthy for an investigation. 0 LANDSCAPES 10:30 0 ENERGY: SEARCH FOR AN ANSWER 10:35 0 CINEMA ••_ "Un si joli petit gang" (1967, Comedie) Dick Van Dyke, Barbara Feldon. Dans le but d'epargner a sa pa- tronne I'humiliation d'une faillite, un majordome met sur pied une entreprise d'escroquerie.. 11:00 eoee news O Q CTV NATIONAL NEWSg 0 BENNY HILL 0 SPORTS PAGE 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 O MAUDE Mrs. Nauga- tuck announces that she is in love and plans to be married. (R) ONIGHTLINE 0 BEST OF CARSON From May 1985: actors Saundra Santiago ("Miami Vice") and Tony Randall and singer Al Jarreau join host Johnny Carson. In stereo. (R) O ALL IN THE FAMILY An emotional laundromat owner threatens to sue Archie for overloading one of his washing machines. O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 MOVIE ••• "Fahrenheit 451" (1967, Science-Fiction) Oskar Werner, Julie Christie. Based on the story by Ray Bradbury. In a future society, an official ban is placed on reading and firemen are assigned to burn all books. 0NEWS 12:00 O MOVIE ••_ "Rhapsody In Blue" (1945, Musical) Robert Alda, Joan Leslie. The life story of composer George Gershwin whose musical genius was complicated by personal conflicts. (R) O THE AVENGERS O SiMON & SIMON A Thoroughbred trainer turns to the Simons for help in locating heir missing' ra-'- cehorse. (R) 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: actress Maria Con- chita Alonso, author Jan Harold Brunvand. In atereo. 12:06 0 MOVIE •• "Doctors' Private Lives" (1978, Drama) John Gavin, Donna Mills. Two famed heart surgeons find their lives in turmoil when personal passions clash with medical ethics. O MOVIE ••'/_ "The Dangerous Daya Of Kiowa Jones" (1966, Western) Robert Horton, Diane Baker. An ex-lawman reluctantly agrees to deliver a prisoner to jail. 12:30 O LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: actress Maria Con- chita Alonso, author Jan Harold Brunvand. In stereo. 1:00 O HEADLINE CHASERS 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME A piano is delivered to Ann's apartment by mistake: 1:10 O MOVIE • "The Blade Master" (1984, Adventure) Miles O'Keeffe, Lisa Foster. A crusader battles a power-mad monarch who is out to steal a scientist's secret invention. (R) 1:30 O LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS (R) ONEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Col. Klink is ordered to shape up physically or ship out to the Russian Front. 2:00 ONEWS 0 ANIMAL EXPRESS 0 CNN NEWS _?"Ofi O MOVIE'••_ "The Odessa File" (1974. Adventure) Jon Voight, Maximilian Schell. A diary left by an elderly Jew who died in a wartime concentration camp inspires a German journalist to undertake a relentless one-man Nazi hunt. O MOVIE ••» "Up From The Depths" (1979, Adventure)' Sam Bottoms, Suzanne Reed. Two residents with more greed than common sense set out to capture the reward for destroying the giant prehistoric fish terrorizing a Hawaiian resort. -ftsryl 2:30 MORE REAL PEOPLE NEWS i 3:00 NIGHTWATCH y P ' . 1 _ "I hear that train a-comln'". Johnny Counterfeit is just one of the many performers at the North West Washington Fair this week. The annual Lynden fair is Just five minutes from the Aldergrove border crossing and provides great entertainment for the money for Americans and Canadians alike. Royal Crest VINYL SIDING INTRODUCES 'THE DESIGNER' As the popularity for a maintenance pearance and texture of cedar siding free exterior grows, so does the de- and better yet offers four new exciting mand for a fresh new look in the vinyl colours — Royal Sand, Royal Linen, field. Royal Umber and Royal Blue. 'The Designer' panel has the ap- The Designer' is now available at: Central Valley Vinyl Ltd. 33800 KINQ RD., ABBOTSFORD PHONE 853-6515 FOR PROFESSIONAL GUARANTEED INSTALLATION CAU ERIC BROWN CONSTRUCTION LTD. 533-1771 or F&H SIDING 853-6515 n .; ____________■_________ \i - 20 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1986 WEDNESDAY EVENING t; its AUGUST 13,1986 Copyright • 1888 T.V. Dato. Inc. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOW 10:00 O READING RAINBOW Actor Fernando Eacandon narrates "Hill of Fire," based on the true story of the Paricutin volcano's eruption in Mexico. (R) g DAYTIME MOVIES 8:16 O kkK "The Revolt Of Mamie Stover" (1956, Romance) Jane Russell, Richard Egan. A bathing beauty becomes wealthy but loses everything else after moving to Hawaii. 10:00 0 ••• "Houdini" (1953, Biography) Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. The life of the world's greatest escape artist is fictionalized. EVENING 8:00 0 0 O NEWS O ABCNEWSg . 0 NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 STAR TREK Hostile, alien brains take over the mind and body of one of the Enterprise's crew. 0SCTV 0 NOUVELLES 6:10 0 EARLY AMERICANS 8:30 OONEWS O TOP STORY 0 PROFILES OF NATURE 0 RENCONTRES Invite: abbe Pierre, moine capu-. cin. (1rede2) 7:00 0 BASEBALL St. Louie Cardinals at Montreal Expos (Taped) O WHEEL OF FORTUNE S ENTERTAJNMENT TONIGHT Behind the scenes of Don Rickles' upcoming TV special. O GIMME A BREAKI Nell and the Kaniskis have trouble dealing with the death of the Chief. (R) 8 NEWLYWED GAME BASEBALL Toronto Blue Jays at Baltimore Orioles (Taped) O WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The behavior patterns of a pack of baboons are used to suggest what early man was probably like. 08100,000 PYRAMID 0 QUESTORS 0 JACKPOT 0 BASEBALL Les Cardinals de St-Louis visitant les Expos de Montreal (En direct) 7:30 0 JEOPARDY $100,000 PYRAMID DIFF'RENT STROKES PRICE IS RIGHT WORLD OF SURVIVAL NEWLYWEDGAME QUESTORS 7:60 ©EVENING EDITION 8:00 O 0 PERFECT STRANGERS Larry's embarrassed by Balki'a outrageous approach to dating girls. (R)g % O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN An Investigative TV reporter makes improper charges regarding the Op- i PEANUTS SPECIAL Charlie Brown buys some French bread in France, where he is an exchange student, and copes with the continental lifestyle, in "Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (And Don't Come Back!)," airing WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13 on CBS. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME © 1988 Compulog eration of a home for teenage unwed mothers. In stereo.(R) g O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN An investigative TV reporter makes improper charges regarding the operation of a home for teenage unwed mothers. (R)g 0 0 MOVIE •• _ "Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown" (1980, Comedy) Animated. Directed by Bill: Melendez. Snoopy and Woodstock follow exchange students Charlie Brown, Peppermint Patty, Linus and Marcie on an adventure-filled tour of England and France. (R) g 0 NOVA A look at the horse racing industry in its search for Thoroughbreds with speed, stamina and the will to win. (R)g ' 0 BRAIN 8*30 O MR. SUNSHINE Leon announces plans to leave the university when he learns that hia uncle left him an inheritance. (R) g 0 IRISH ROVERS 9:00 O MACGYVER A ruthless chieftain takes a trainload of passengers hostage. (R)g O GIMME A BREAKI Nell and the Kaniskis have trouble dealing with the Chief's death. In stereo. (R) O A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE As wealthy and powerful Emma Harte (Deborah Kerr) near»her 80th birthday, she reflects on her younger days aa a mistreated servant at an English squire's estate. There she fell in love with her employer's son (Peter Chel- som) and began a lifelong mission of vengeance against his family. Based on Barbara Taylor Bradford's novel. (Part 1 of 3) O FIRST CONTACT This award-winning film includes footage from the 60-year- old movie of a New Guinea tribe's first encounter with three white men and features interviews with two of them and with Papuans who recall the event. (R) 0 REALITIES 0 HOME EMERGENCY TEST How to deal with home emergency situations, hosted by medical expert Dr. Frank Field. 8:30 0 0 YOU AGAIN? Henry recalls the day Matt moved in with him after not seeing each other for many years. In stereo. (R) g O RITA Rita Moreno stars as a career woman trying to raise three children in an urban environment. Also stars Barry Primus and April Lerman. 0 MOVIE •••_ "Duck Soup" (1933, Comedy) Marx Brothers, Margaret Dumont. The tyrannical leader of a mythical kingdom must deal with spies posing as peanut vendors. 0 REALITIES 0 FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE JAZZ DE MONTREAL 10:00 0 NATIONAL / JOURNAL HOTEL Billy hires a new security officer; Peter is offered the chance to manage a London hotel. (R)g 0 HUMAN ANIMAL "War and Violence" Host Phil Donahue examines the reasons human beings kill their own kind. (Part 3 of 5) O CBS NEWS SPECIAL "Big Gamble in Atlantic City" In-depth report on the impact casino gambling has had on the Atlantic City, N.J., area. © HOTEL A Vietnam vet recognizes a hoiel waiter - as the man who tortured him in Vietnam; a sensitive high school student is berated by his macho teacher. O JOURNEY INWARD: IMAGES OF THE BRAIN A survey of new technologies for seeing the brain function includes interviews with scientists and a history of attempts to observe the living brain. (R) 0 HUMAN RACE 0 EARTH ODYSSEY 0 LETELEJOURNALg 10:20 ©LE POINT 10:36 0 CINEMA ••!_ "L'adolescente" (1978, Comedie) Laetitia Chau- veau, Simone Signoret. Une jeune fille qui passe ses vacances a la campagne fait la connaissance d'un jeune medecin, et de- couvre la dificulte d'aimer. 11:00 OOOOnews O O CTV NATIONAL NEWS a O MOVIEMAKERS The financial and logistical prob- lems of filmmaking. Guests: directors Billy Wilder ("Some Like It Hot"), Sydney Pollack ("Tootsie") and Peter Bogdanovich ("What's Up Doc?"). 8 BENNY HILL SPORTS PAGE 11:20 O O NEWS 11:30 O MAUDE Walter would rather lose his business than allow Maude to mortgage the house. (R) O NIGHTLINE 0 BEST OF CARSON From May 1985: actors Teri Garr and Lance Burton and comedian Tom Dreesen join host Johnny Carson. In stereo. (R) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie fumes with jealousy when an old secret about Edith and her former beau isrevealed. 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 MOVIE kkkVi "The Haunting" (1963, Horror) Richard Johnson, Julie Harris. Four disparate people investigate a house with an infamous reputation for supernatural goings-on. ONEWS 12:00 O MOVIE ••• "The Hard Way" (1942, Drama) Ida Lupino, Dennis Morgan. While pushing her younger sister to stardom, a girl wrecks her own life. (R) O THE AVENGERS O T.J. HOOKER A race car driver is wrongfully charged with being involved in a aeries of supermarket robberies. (R) 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: singer-keyboardist Steve Winwood. In stereo. 12:06 O MOVIE ••!_ "Fast Friends" (1978, Drama) Susan Heldfond, Carrie Snodgress. A divorcee struggling to make a life for herself and her young son takes a job in the backstage jungle of a television talk show. O MOVIE *•!_ "Davy" (1957,- Comedy) Harry Secombe, Ron Randell. A young man must decide whether to stay with his family's variety show or to accept an offer from the Royal Opera. 12:30 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: singer-keyboardist Steve Winwood. In stereo. 1:00 O HEADLINE CHASERS 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME Schneider becomes romantically involved with one of Ann's old schoolmates. 1:10 O MOVIE •• "Goldie And The Boxer Go To Hollywood" (1981, Comedy) O.J. Simpson, Melissa Mi' chaelsen. A champion boxer and his 11-year-old manager, fleeing from a vengeful . fight promoter and authorities, .accept a Hollywood producer's offer of help. (R) - 1:30 O LIFESTYLES. OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS (R) ONEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES A Russian spy helps Hogan keep French art out of Goering'e hands. 1:50 0 MOVIE •• "The Werewolf Of Washington" (1978, Fantasy) Dean Stockwell, Bill McGuire. The nation's capital faces a bizarre political scandal when a top presidential aide suffers a severe personality change. 2:00 O NEWS 0 CNN NEWS 2:06 O MOVIE ••• "The Reckoning" (1969, Drama) Nicol Williamaon, Rachel Roberts. After rising above slum life, a successful businessman comes to the realization that he is unhappy with hia life. 2:30 ONEWS 3:00 O NIGHTWATCH Movie Ratings Outstanding. . . •••• Excellent •••)_ Very Good .... ••• Good ••!_ Not Bad •• Fair •«, Poor • Phil Donahue explores the habits of the human beast By Lynn Hoogenboom Phil nniuhya There's one sure sign that the summer doldrums are upon us. Suddenly the networks are more than willing to devote large blocks of programming time to subjects that are usually the exclusive domain of public television. On July 30. for example, ABC turned over three prime-time hours to its "Closeup" documentary unit for "After the Sexual Revolution." Not to be outdone (at least not during the summer, when ratings don't really count), NBC is countering with "Phil Donahue Examines the Human Animal," a five-part special that will be telecast Monday through Friday, Aug. 11 to 15. It sounds like a mighty ambitious undertaking. Five hours may be a large prime-time programming block, but it's scarcely time enough to scratch the surface when the one-hour segments are on such ambitious topics as "Love and Sex" (Monday, Aug. 11), "Nature and Nurture" (Tuesday, Aug. 12), "War and Violence" (Wednesday, Aug. 13), "Woman and Man" (Thursday, Aug. 14) and "Family and Survival" (Friday, Aug. 15). One of Donahue's favorite questions is "Is person ality a product of genes and hormones or of upbringing?" The answer, Donahue believes, is "both." "Biology is not destiny," he says, "but it's not for nothing." One intriguing discovery is that there Is a body chemical, monoamine oxydase (MAO) that is related to risk-taking behavior. "Some people have a lot of it, and some people have a little of it," says Dr. Richard Haier, who discovered it. "People with low levels of MAO tend to be the sensation seekers. They like to do outrageous things." One of the most disturbing things about man Is his penchant for violence. No other animal, Donahue points out, kills members of Its own species in anywhere near the volume or frequency as man, the most "civilized" animal of all. Donahue also points out that considerably more violence Is committed by men (who are responsible for a staggering 89 percent of all violent crime) than by women. The fact that aggression is encouraged in boys and discouraged in girls may account, in part, for this figure, but the evidence indicates that biological factors come into play as well. COACHMEN RESTAURANT Y You can now enjoy your early breakfast, lunch or late dinner at the Coachmen, 7 days a week. Ski (CIS/ US.ff.OC, I.£-.w nuuno. 6 am to 12 midnight, 7 days a week Fully Licensed. TAKE-OUT OROERS/CATERINQ SERVICE *_*_.*%*_. Countryside Shopping Centre OOD"33o3 ■aa_av-^_-8CT._«n_-M»MMmm«wM-^ B_ ■a -<F THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 Seven weeks not enough for surviv • By ERNEST CLUETT The OAP Hall in Aldergrove is really in the summer doldrums. Outside of the Tuesday "Teen Age" dances and "Old Fblks" Wednesday and Saturday Old Time dances, everything is as dead as Aldergrove is, every day in the week after 8 p.m. If it wasn't for the gravel trucks working overtime, you would think you were in "DingleWeed" junction, Saskatchewan. As a matter of interest, in a few years time the sidewalks and put out the street lights before retiring. No doubt the hard working population after travelling to work in Matsqui or the big city need a quiet and peaceful atmosphere to come home and relax in. When Dr. Nundal addressed the Chamber of Commerce he gave, the impression the Fort Langley" to-Langley Jitney bu^-wduld be extended to Ajd.ergf.ve to enable non-motorists to visit the hospital and. shop in Langley and bathe in last resident of the business sector. •--tfie facility being built opposite the returning home at the I0,_p-.fh. hospital. Unfortunately this must curfew will be asked tp^rollup the have been verbal wind, for nothing FALL,FAIR(CONTEST Winners soon announced ALDERGROVE - The winners of the coloring contest will be announced in the Aldergrove Star's Aug. 27 edition. As an added surprise, the winners will be contacted for a group picture to be published with their winning posters. The result of the poster contest was not as many youngsters today spend time coloring, which is a shame as this pastime lays the foundation of an appreciation of colors and imagination. The posters that were sent in are well done and well thought out. An article in the fair book which caught my eye and interest starts on page 7; history of not only our association, but the history of Aldergrove. If anyone needs convincing that Aldergrove is a special place they should take the time to read this article. It proves Aldergrove can hold its head high for having a colorful and successful beginning and still has a lot of the old charm that makes it so special; like the descendants of our first settlers who never have moved away. That in itself says a lot for a place. Sixteen thousand people make their home here and we'd like for each and every one of these Aldergrovians to come and take a look at our fair and see what it's all about. Where else can you enjoy yourself and see so many sights and spend hours upon hours browsing for only $1 ? Fair book correction - Division D, entrants. Please note that the book says "Read Rule 5, page 4". That should read, "Read Rule 6, page 4". Sorry about that, folks! At the fair - All Seasons Garden Center will be on hand to answer all questions you might have pertaining to your home garden or landscaping. This might be a good chance to find out what does best in our area and when to plant. Encyclopedias - For the growing family, you might be thinking of buying a set of these to help with the changing sdiool system. Here's your chance to ask at your convenience. Products you might like to stock up on for the winter will be there in the form of Aloe Vera and Rawleighs. If so, it might be wise to bring your list of needs. Any questions you might have pertaining to the fair, please direct them to our vice-president, Bill -Yanklin, at 856-8985, while I'm away on holiday until Aug. 18. We have a locally owned and operated bus line, that Aldergrovians might not be aware of. Diamond Coach lines boast of having the most modem and most comfortable coaches for day trips to Expo, or any other destination. Or you might want to charter a bus for a group tour. For further information phone 852-3994. more has ever been heard of it. After a lengthy absence, the deer are bade along with their, babies. They are observedjpatietrf^_, ly teaching the fawTistoH__-W-_ the tender jneK-v^BwnPof rose bushes_an_ ^eTvalued omamen- -tals'growi.rg in the garden. I have jje-tioubt that peas and beans, etc. would also be acceptable, but mine are safe until a deer shows up that can jump seven feet. Naturally the, fawns don't jump they walk along the fence until they find a slack bottom wire and then then crawl over or under it. If human babies developed as fast as fawns they would be bank managers by the time they were 10 years old. But then, human mothers only get seven weeks maternity leave from work, and that's not much time to practice survival training. We regret the passing of Molly Reid, a long time member of Branch 71. She will be greatly missed for her organizational ability and her never failing desire to help the organization in any way possible. Our sympathy goes out to her husband and family. Hie memorial service was restricted to members of the family. We also regret the passing of Lucy DeVries, who passed away after a lengthy illness. Our sympathy is extended to her husband and family. Also the passing of long THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LANGLEY ORNAMENTAL STREET LSGHTiNG & TRAFFIC SIGNAL REPAIRS 1986 INVITATION TO TENDER The Corporation of the Township of Langley invites tenders to supply Ornamental Street Lighting & Traffic Signal Repair Services at various locations throughout the Township. Sealed tenders in separate envelopes marked "Ornamental Street Lighting & Traffic Signal Repairs, 1986" 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 August 19,1986. The work involves the provision of equipment, labour and materials to effect repairs to municipally owned ornamental street lights and traffic signals. 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 Chrlstensen, Public Works Superintendent, 534-3211, Local 280, or Theo Boersma, Public Works Department, 534-3211, 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 August 5,1986. KEITH FLETCHER Purchasing Agent The Corporation of the Township of Langley 4914 -221st Street, Langley, B.C. V3A3Z8 32-2 time member WJIft__a-e_fto who passedj_WMr3_p"_-<-_g.ey hospital sring a stroke. Also Ssed away, Marguerite Kirkam, a long time member of Branch 71 and a member of the Choral Group. Our sympathy goes out to her husband and family. Margaret Beaveroombe, who I reported a resident of Langley Lodge is in Highland Villa, Langley. My apologies to those who were inconvenienced. Prizes at the Saturday dance induded magnificent sprays of gladiolus and other flowers arranged by Mary Sanderson, awarded as door prizes of Opal Diomas and Olive Myers. Spot prizes went to Olive Myers and Scott Leach. Doris says she is very angry. She went to a rummage sale yesterday and somebody tried to buy her. Tops III trine., and so economical! BALER TWINEE/^ ^f;; ■ The reliability and economy of National Brand twine hai been proven over, the yean by Canadian farmers from coatt to coast. It's a top quality product made from Grade A Sisal fibre. Volume sales deep the price down low. Ask your dealer for NATIONAL. TRUTH AOAINST ROT, R00-KTS a INSECTS • (VIRT INCH GU„_»NT-M =#£_* I ml 9per ABBOTSFORD TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT LTD. 1919 SUMAS WAY ABBOTSFORD TEL. 853-2274 w i ' - ■ ■ . ^9s MILKING HERD DISPERSAL FOR SKAGIT VIEW DAIRY Harold & John Oostarhof Mt. Vernon, Washington AUGUST 16,1986 12:00 NOON 92 Head of good quality Holstein Milk Cows 45 Registered & 47 Grades Herd average fa milk -19,750 lbs. at MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AUCTION 667 Sumas Way, R.R.2, Abbotsford, B.C. V2S 4N2 www _.«_«>a _ r£i-£S«d<_8 si; r ■a ._.*-_>.) •■ .*■- 0 (gnffjqartS ei-i,_-..«n::-i_ j '.ol; . r.f. !o 9(10 .ba.'sm -■i->\i?.70OcIE & If"1''1' nsmow mh-bi _ _b -go .rit Gf:*>:soG. eagistla •—<» mm-——- *_*■- • am- 22 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1966 Cuts or taxes? It's really our choice By TONY CARLSON -< Back in the 17th century there worked a liveryman named Thomas Hobson. Hobson would rent you any horse you chose, as long as it was the next one in line. It was a theme picked up by Henry Ford some.300 years later when he said he'd sell you any color car you wanted as long as it was black. Now here we sit, staring at our own economic Hobson's choice. We are balanced precariously on the homs of a dilemma called the federal deficit which, even with the tougher recent federal budget, is still nudging $30-billion. There are still those who claim that, this deficit isn't the bulging ogre it's cracked up to.be. But the overwhelming majority of experts from all sides of the political spectrum say it must be shrunk. That being the case, we have basically two choices to slice this shortfall: either raise taxes or cut spending on government programs. Hobson would have relished this prospect, for whichever Disabled develop way the government moves, it is bound to put a burr under someone's saddle blanket. We have already heard the chorus of boos that greeted the tax Jiikes in the latest federal budget. But that noise will almost certainly be drowned out by protests over program cutting, especially when Ottawa starts to dip into the well of options suggested by the Nielsen task force. worship in church potential ANGLICAN CHURCH St. Alban's Otter Morning Prayer, HolyEucharlsl Church School 9:30 a.m. Evening Prayer, 1st Sunday, 7:30 p.m. St. Dunstan's Aldergrove Morning Prayer, Holy Eucharist 8 & 11 a.m. Church School 11 a.m. 271 St. & Fraser Hwy. Rev. David Reuss Bradner Presbyterian Church S27S Bradner Road Morning Worship 10:30 Sunday School 10:30 Youth Group: Wed. eves. 7-9 p.m. Pastor David Webber 656-3166 Res. 852-3364 Evangelical Free Church 26982 Fraser Hwy. (Upper Floor) Corner ol 270 St. & Fraser Hwy. (Just west ol Smitty's) Worship & Children's Church 10:30 Rev. Ingmar Jacobsen Pastor 856-1985 or 574-0611 Christian Science Society 7221 - 198B St., Langley 11:00 Sunday Service 11:00 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting ALL ARE WELCOME CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH „940-272St., Alttergrove (across from Post Office) 9:45 Bible School 11:00 Morning Worahlp 6:30 Evening Family Service Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Pastor William E. Brown (5(4117 K6S. 533-535. Helping you with Christ's message. 7-21315-tf ALDERGROVE UNITED CHURCH 2623 • 272 St. 658-8675 WORSHIP 10:30 SUNDAY SCHOOL Aldergrove Full Gospel Church 264 St. & 60 Ave. 10:30 Family Worship Pastor John P. Wassell Church 856-3648 By MARILYN GREGORY SURREY - The B.C. championships for the physically disabled, sponsored by the British Columbia Sport and Fitness Council for the Disabled and hosted by Surrey was held July 24-27 with opening ceremonies at Bear Creek park. The equestrian events were held Sunday, July 27 at the Cloverdale fairground agriplex. Several members of the Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association made I an admirable showing. The VTEA provides a therapeutic riding program under the direction of registered physiotherapist and with referal from qualified professionals. Through this program disabled children and adults develop their potential. Association works with all disabilities and encourages integration with the non-disabled. One of the riders who made a good showing was Mark Govier of Coquitlam, a cerebral palsied rider competing in the championships for the second year. Mark had a terrific time in the games last year bringing home the trophy for top equestrian. He is one of the founding riders of the VTEA and has been riding for six years, with jumping being his main interest. Mark has a full time job this summer and with what spare time is left he enjoys playing tennis and lifting weights. Award winners were Marie Govier, first place class 6 hunt seai, first place stadium jumping, and first place basic seat. Dawn I'Yasor, third place basic seat; Cathy Simpson, second place equilization; Dawn FVasor, first place basic trail class; Cathy Simpson, second place advance trail class 5; Mark Govier, first place advance trail class 6; Dawn FVasor, first place dressage walk; Cathy Simpson, dressage walk-trot class 5; Chris Henshall, third place dressage walk-trot class 6 & 7; Chris Henshall, reserve best equitation. mi. /-DERGROl- WTO CHURCH ___ ' -„-,•_•■•]-.____»•" 28183 Swensson Ave., Aldergrove _■' !'3i0"1r_f" *!__. 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 Reflection* 8:30 p.m. Sunday on CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. COME GROW WITH US. The weighty report of that task force probed hundreds of federal programs and made suggestions on where cuts could be made through more efficient management or by simply removing a program that is obsolete. It should be pointed out, however, that while the task force found no great abuses in the social programs it looked into, it didn't study such contentious issues as unemployment insurance and workers' compensation. The Macdonald royal commission, for example, studied UI and stated that $4-billion could be cut from this program without hurting those who are truly in need. However, that aside, many people expressed surprise that the task force report labelled those in the business community "program junkies". AUGUST ALE EVERYTHING MUST GO 15 Cars from *39900$199900 200 USED CARS AND TRUCKS IN STOCK - MUST BE SOLD - WRITE YOUR OWN DEAL NQ REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED ifi 1986 Model Cars and Trucks must be sold by month end - *878800 WRITE YOUR OWN DEALS '87's Arriving - WE NEED ROOM! LOU ISFELD _*, LINCOLN MERCURY Wk 88-0711 ABBOTSFORD 525-8737 Dealer License 6225 DEALERS WILL NOT RECEIVE PREFERRED TREATMENT OR PRICES • ._: .;■_ ::■■_.'■■:■.■■,.■-_:_! -.-■■.■■■.:" "•' H__B c la ss H THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 ^.m 23 856-8303/5212 1. Announcements 1. Announcements 9 BUSINESS INFORMATION CENTRE NEED BUSINESS INFORMATION? Call the CHAMBER Of COMMERCE Business Information Office. We have information, booklets and brochures on most aspects of business from Small Business Loans to Manufacturing Opportunities. Call 856-8383 or drop in at 3089 - 272 Street, Aldergrove (Aldergrove Star Office) 15-95844-tf The Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Assoc, needs VOLUNTEERS. If you can give 1 hr. a day or week or even a month, It would be greatly appreciated. There are various areas from office work to working directly with horses & riders. The choice Is yours. For ..Info, call 888-1282. 30-tf Coast Country Jamboree - a country music extravaganza - Aug. 15, 16 & 17 at Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Assoc, centre, 6918 - 232 St., Langley. Ample parking, RV's & overnight campers welcome.574-0889, 888-1262. 30-4 MonteMorl Preschool opening In Aldergrove area. A.M.I, qualified teacher. Now accepting registration for 3, 4 & 5 year olds. Limited enrollment. Call 531-2935. 25-tf Evangelical Free Church of Aldergrove has a Clothes Closet, for needy people In our area. Every Thurs., from 1-3 p.m. Upstairs of 26982 Fraser Hwy. Across from Smitty's. 21-tf Old Time dances, Aldergrove OAP hall, 273rd St., every Saturday, 8 p.m. 37-tf 1. Announcements Aldergrove Family'Centre will be having a public health nurse Aug. 13, Wed., 9:30- 11:30 a.m. to talk about care & nutrition of children. There Is no charge. Oct. 2, Thurs., our teen parenting course will start. Please drop In or phone & sign up for these & other workshops. Volunteers are also needed for office, family place & janitorial services. 856-1435. 27112 Fraser Hwy. 29-4 Troubled? For counselling services call 534-7921. Langley Family Services, 5339 - 207 St., Langley, B.C. 6-4868-tt Lions Bingo, every Monday at Elks hall, Aldergrove. Early birds 7:00, regular bingo 8:00. Cash prizes & door prizes. 44-tf Science of Mind, Sundays, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Hall, 33860 Pine St., Abbotsford. "Open your mind to the truth within." 853-2353,534-2470,888-5667. 18-tf Hall for rent. Suitable for Ige. or small meetings, weddings, socials or banquet facilities. Catering & refreshment service avail. Phone hall manager, Aldergrove Elks Hall, 856-3566,856-8948. 28-tf New to the area or know anyone that Is? Please phone Royal Welcome, Cully Penzer, 856-2620. 21-tf ALDERGROVE FOOD BANK Please send donations to: 2623-272 St., Box 428, Aldergrove, B,C. V.0X1A0 51-tf 2~ Personals Happy 90th birthday Hilda Goodlson, August 13. From family & friends. 32-1 Classified Directory 21. Accounting-Bookkeeping 11. Lessons 1. Announcements 41. Livestock 34. Appliances 7. Lost & Found 14. Asphalt/Concrete 52. Machinery-Equipment 22. Auction 42. Meal-Produce 53. Auto. Supplies 32. Miscellaneous for Sale 6. Births 38. Miscellaneous Wanted 51. Boats 49. Mobile Homes 15. Brickwork 54. Motorcycles 18. Building-Construction 36. Music | 26. Building Supplies 18B. Painting 47. Business Opportunities 2. Personals 10. Business Services Misc. 39. Pets 5. Cards of Thanks 17. Plumbing 55. Cars 40. Poultry 46. Condos-Apartments 20. Professional Services Misc. 19. Electrical 44. Property for Sale 4. Engagements-Weddings 48. Property Wanted 25. Fuel 29. Rentals 33. Furniture 30. Shared Accommodation 43. Garage Sales 27. Situations Wanted 16. Gravel Sales 18A. Stucco/Drywall 24. Hay Sales 37. Swap 23. Topsoil-Manure 13. TractorWork 50. Trailers-R.V.s 9. Travel 35. Home Entertainment 45. Homes for Sale 3. In Memorium 28. Jobs Available 12. Landscaping-Nursery 8. Legals 31 .-■ Wanted to Rent Advertiser Phone your ad to: 856-8303 or 856-5212. i Agreement Central Fraser Valley Star, Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. V0X1A0. It is agreed by any advertiser reques ting space that liability of the Central Classified Advertising Rates Fraser Valley Star in event of failure per August 1,1982 to publish an advertisement or In Weekly rate: first 20 words - $2.95 event that errors occur in publishing minimum charge; 12 cents per word of an advertisement, shall be limited for each additional word. Box Num to the amount paid by the advertiser bers - $2.25 extra. for that portion of the advertising Deadlines for classified ads are space occupied by Incorrect space 2:00 p.m. Monday and for Too Late occupied by incorrect item only, and to Classify 12:09'noon Tuesday. that there shall be no liability in any The classified telephone numbers event beyond amound paid for such are 856-8303 or 856-5212. advertisement. No responsibility Is accepted by the newspaper when OFFICE HOURS j copy is not submitted or verified in Office hours for The Star are 9 a.m. writing. to'5 p.m. Monday through Friday. HYPNOTHERAPY •Weight 'Smoking •Confidence •Phobias Langley Hypnosis Centre 534-7591 26-15218-tf Will your child lose his academic skills over the summer? Individualized instruction in reading, writing and other areas, will help your child keep or Improve his skills. Grades 1 -12. Also specializing in children or adults with learning disabilities. CONTACT: SUCCESS TUTORING 8565529 ^ Problems? Personal, family, marriage. For confidential counselling call Valley Counsel- llng Services, 853-9476. 4jMf In Al-Anon people who know what It's like to live with an alcoholic share their experience, strength and hope. 856-3442, 856-2892. Meeting held Tues., 8 p.m. in Aldergrove. 9-799549-lf PREGNANT? A free pregnancy lest. Results in 30 mln. No appointment needed. Wed. 7-9 p.m.; Fri. 10-4 p.m. & 7-9 p.m.; Sal. 10-3 p.m. 20512A Fraser Hwy., Langley (McBurney Lane). 533-3736. 27-799420-tf DRESSMAKING WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8303 days, 856-8217 eves. 4-tf Planned Parenthood (Langley Branch). Confidential birth control & family planning clinic. Information _■. counselling available for birth control & pregnancy clinic. Located In Langley Family Services building, 5339 - 207 St., Langley. Clinic hours: Thurs. eves. 7:30-9:30 p.m. No appt. required. 24-tf Overeaten Anonymous meets Lanqley Family Services building, 207 St., Langley, Mondays 7:30.856-4317,534-5030. 51-tf Do you have a drinking problem? If so, and you wish to stop, Alcoholics Anonymous can assist you. Write to Box 782, Aldergrove or phone 8564580. 14-802545-tf 4. Engage.-Weddings 110. Bus. Serv. Misc. DRESSMAKING WEDDING GOWNS BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 856-8303 days, 8564217 eves. 4-tf 7. Lost & Found Lost. Bright red small parrot-like bird. Vic. 8 Ave. & 254 St. Call days only 8S6-13B0. 31-2 Found. Child's glasses. Brown tint. Vic. Cedar Park townhouses. Mon., July 28. 8564284. '__ 31-2 Lost. Cat, calico color. Vic. Aldergrove Vet. Clinic, 530-8493. 32-4 8. Legals NEED LEGAL AID? Information & Referral 530-581. 33-tf 10. Bus. Serv, Misc. Crystal Water Services WATER HAULING 533-4196 27-tf BACKWOODS PLUMBING, HEATING & PUMP REPAIRS 856-1610 29-4 ROOFING Jerry The Roofer for all your roofing needs. 534-8999 anytime day or night. 28-6 WATER DRILLING • FILTERS • PUMPS SALES & SERVICE VALLEY WATER SERVICES S56-6657 45-20363-tf "THE MAN grhmtitthtng mm 32624 South Feasor Way, Clearbrook. B.C. Telephone: /rffl j_~ &? 853 7913 _-J___ S_3 AUTO RESIDENTIAL VALLEY POWER WASHING Residential, commercial & farm washing service. Free estimates. Phone 534-0651. 31-tf Residential & commercial construction. New homes & renovations. Free est. 852-4339, 856-2719. 31-4 11. Lessons Children & adults. Art lessons with Dody. Enrol now. 8664860. 30-4 12. Landscape-Nursery ■ BARK MULCH ■ MANURE • TOPSOIL • SAND 8. GRAVEL DELIVERED 581-5457 11-21216-tf "GARDEN TIME PLANTS" ' Hedging Shrubs ' Bedding Plants ' Hanging Baskets * Potting Soil 27441 -16 Ave., Aldergrove 856-2941 13-21430-tf FOR ALL YOUR LAWN & GARDEN NEEDS, LARGE OR SMALL, CALL JEFF AT JEFF'S ESTATE GARDENING SERVICES 856-4609 or 530-1592 26-41 NEW WESTERN LANDSCAPE- GARDENING CO. N.L.I. GRADUATE [1962] "Inflation-Fighting Prices To You" All materials at wholesale or cost - plus contracting. Landscape construction & renovations. Instant Lawns - Gardening - Pruning - Stone Work - Fencing - etc. Free Consultation & Designing GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP 853-3448 m 13. Tractor Work BEDARD EXCAVATING • loading & levelling • J.D. 350 track loader • light excavation • backhoe service 856-7116 45-80840-11 KARL DEGLAN Bulldozing • Excavating • Clearing Burning • Demolition • Loading Cat D8 & DS dozers, 955 & 931 LGP loaders. Excavator clearing grapple. Karl Moody 856-5032 534-4674 . . 11-95517-tf Bobcat services. 856-8181. KM) I Backfill & excavation. 21-799596-tf POST HOLE AUGER POST POUNDING • FENCING Phone 856-7614 28-tf •Tractors»FQrklifts#Trucks» COMPLETE SHOP & MOBILE SERVICES PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE M^ norpac W Wm- COMMERCIAL, INC. 22661 Fraser Highway, Langley, B.C. 530-4644 24 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 16. Gravel Sales 21. Accounting 27. Sits. Wanted 29. Rentals 32. Misc. for Sale i i I Send, gravel, topsoil, septic cell.'Delivered. Competitive prices. Days 853-5444, eves. 856-6877. 3U-4 CRUSHER CHIPS CRUSHED ROCK Drain rock, sand & mulch delivered. Driveway ruts & holes filled. 310 track loader/back fill, etc. 534-1248 51-801223-tf GODDARD TRUCKING & EXCAVATING Truck & Transfer & Tandem Dump Hire. . Gravel Sales, Excavations. Hitachi UH045 Excavator. JD. 350 Wide Track with hydraulic blade. George or Terry - 534-3863 9-21343-tf . t_7 17. Plumbing t_ Frustrated with your plumbing? Let me make your days worry freel Don's Plumbing & Repairs 856-1452 30-tf 18. Bldg.-Construction Additions, renovations, all concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Don _____ 45-601139-tf Comp. contract or hourly, custom additions or renovations. All carpentry, masonry & concrete work. 25 yrs. exp. Licensed. Ask for Jack or Doug 8564286,856-4416. 25-600458-tf Peterson Construction. 25 yrs. exp. Specializing in additions, alterations, new homes, barns & sundecks, etc. 856-7964. 11-798328-tf t3*_f ALTRAC CONTRACTING LTD. • Building • Grading • Fencing • Bulldozing • Clearing • Riding Arenas • Ditching • General Maintenance One of the Lowest Machinery Rales in the Lower Mainland. GIVE US A CALL - WE DO IT ALL! WARREN ANDERTON - 856-8676 17-11133-tl Free Estimates G. A. GARRETT CARPENTRY • renovating & remodelling 8 contract or hourly By Journeyman Carpenter - 856-4991 24-19764-tf 18 B. Painting DO YOUR TEXTURED CEILINGS LOOK TIRED AND YELLOW? Stains or water marks can be professionally painted, giving you a bright, roomy, white horns. Call Dave for a free estimate. Phono 25-tf 19. Electrical TOM'S ELECTRIC All types of electrical installations & repairs. Free estimates. 856-1852 or 856-2694. 31-tf DINGWALL ELECTRIC Service & Wiring 18 yrs. exp. - 7 yrs. Elec. Insp. Residential • Commerical • Industrial For service or Iree estimate Phone 530-9285 7-21006-tf 21. Accounting ACCU-KEEP DATA SERVICE • Bookkeeping • Payroll • Word Processing Service CALL BIRTHE-856-1052 NOJOBTOOSMALL37-20106-., Bookkeeping & Typing service, billing, contracts, new business set-up, dicta-typing, etc. 856-1778. 27-tf 23. Topsoil-Manure Topsoil. Good rich garden dirt. $85. - $100. pr. load delivered: Aldergrove & Abbotsford area. Pick ups loaded, $25. Call Ron at 853-5043. 31-4 24. Hay Sales 60 bales ol bedding hay. 8564743. 31-2 185 bales of hay/bedding. $1. pr. bale. 856-4870. 32-3 Good horse hay. 2nd cut alfalfa. Also alfalfa grass mixed. 856-7276. 29-4 TIROL ALFALFA CUBES Alfalfa cubes are an excellent source ol protein 8. fibre for horses. You can eliminate waste and maximize your feed dollars with cubes. Ask for Tirol alfalfa cubes at your local feed store or call 792-1768 for further information. 5-21025-tf Hay tor sale. $3. pr. bale. 8564912. 30-4 Hay for sale. 75 cent pr. bale. 856-7228. 31-2 Hay lor sale. $2. pr. bale. No rain. 856-4053. 31-2 Hay for sale. $2.50 pr. bale. 530-1588. 31-4 Local hay for sale, no rain. $2.50 pr. bale. 530-5788. 31-2 Bedding hay, $1. pr. bale. 26218 - 62 Ave. 856-9004. 31-4 Good high land hay for sale, no rain. In barn, $3. pr. bale. 856-2669, 856-4888. 31-4 25. Fuel Seasoned firewood. Birch, maple or alder. Cut & split. 3'/4 ton load from $60. 856-8453. 32-4 FIREWOOD. Heat al! winter for $175.1 Stock up now on heavy kiln dried mill ends. All hemlock, clean & dry. Exc. for alrtlghts. Approx. 5 cords. Smaller loads avail. Call 533-1758 or 534-5694. 20-802665-tf Birch, alder, maple mix. Cut, spilt & delivered. 4'x4'x8', $90. Ph. 856=1511. 30-4 27. Sits. Wanted Tree topping. Free estimates. Ask for Stan, 856-1041. j 26-tf Mature babysitter. Refs. Downtown Alder- grove. 856-3719. 31-2 DRESSMAKING WEDDING GOWNS BRIDESMAID DRESSES Your design or mine. No alterations please. Call 8564303 days, 856-8217 eves. 4-tf Window washing services. Reas. rates. 856-6634, ask for Tim, 29-4 Handyman special. Cement work, carpentry, renovations, roofing, siding, fencing, painting, sundecks. Quality work, guaranteed. 8564437. 294 Christian mother of 2 will babysit 1 child in my home. 856-4991. 29-4 28. Jobs Available Required exp. drywaller for small commer- clal job. 856-2511. 32-2 The Aldergrove Star requires a "stringer" (part-time reporter/photographer) on a fee for service basis. Interested parlies should provide a resume and samples of work to The Star's office at 3089 - 272 Street or mall to Box 220, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0. No phone Inquiries, please. 30-4 Opportunity ol a lifetime. New Canadian network marketing co. with a unique concept offering a potential $5000. plus per mth. income. P.T., FT. Call Lee 856-4699. 31 -4 Needed. Someone to do concrete work & blacktop job on driveway. For estimate 658-7441. 31-4 Drapery work-room lady required. Must be able lo take full charge In drapery workshop. State salary & experience. P.O. Box 826, Aldergrove, VOX 1A0. 26-tf Licensed hair stylist required. Full time. Good working conditions & benefits. Alder- grove area. Ph. 534-1777. *' 27-tf Drapery salesperson. Must be capable of giving estimates in shop. Some sewing experience helpful. Reply P.O. Box 826, Aldergrove, VOX 1A0. 26-tf Experienced sales ladles & gents. Earn $660 pr. wk. In commissions or contract sales selling over $700. worth of classified ads & newspapers subscriptions for only $24. Guaranteed success for top salespeople. Call Bill 856-8303, 856-5212. 28-tf $100. PLUS PER DAY Experienced security systems salesperson to market the most advanced & best priced alarm system available. For appointment call Luis from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at 534-5755, 534-5757 ' 28-tf We will Install your carpet & lino. Please phone 856-7025 after 6 p.m. David. 32-2 Need a spur of the moment babysitter? Call Maureen 856-2863. 32-4 Have your asphalt driveway sealed. Reas. rales. Call Greg 8564645. 32-4 Babysitter avail, anytime. Phone Serena 8564620. 31-4 Will babysit your home. Weekdays or weekends. Ph. 8564965, ask for Vicki. 31-2 Almost 17 yr. old girl would like to babysit days or eves. Good refs. 856-7362. 31-3 hellable babysitter avail, after schools & weekends. Have Red Cross certificate. Call 8564050, ask for Heather. 30-4 $6.95 HR. SPECIAL! I $6.95 hr. Experienced, professional painting, interior, exterior. Call Dave for free estimate. Phone 5344996. 25-tf Child care, my home. Lge. fenced yard, reas. rates. Refs. Ask for Cindy 856-7699. 30-4 Hey moms & dads. Need a babysitter for your children? Call my mom, she knows a lot about kids. She looks after me great. I'm loved but not spoiled. We live In Bradner area. I would love some new friends. My mom says to call this number 6564878. 31-4 29. Rentals Avsll. Aug. 1. on Fraser Hwy. 1200 sq. it. commercial retail space. Call Fraser Valley Property Maintenance Ltd., 533-3511, 9-5. 32-tf In Aldergrove area. Modern 3 bdrm. mobile home on 5 acres. Suitable for horse. Avail. Sept. 1. 856-7785. 32-4 House in Aldergrove. 3 or 4 bdrm. Avail. Sept. 15. Lge. yard. 856-4342. 32-4 Room lor rent to working M/F - over 30. 856-7814. 32-4 2 bdrm. ste. 2 appl., w/w, fenced yard, Aldergrove. $400.888-3566. 31-4 3 bdrm. twnhse. 4 appl., carport. $425. pr. mth. 856-9035. 31-2 Room lor rent. Utilities & laundry facilities Incl. $180. pr.mth. 6564341. 31-2 Bed/breakfast, trailer park or room & board avail. 856-4673. ; 31-4 Almost new 14x70 mobile home with 3 bdrm. & enste. Located In quiet parklike area. 8564219. 31-4 Room & board. Good food, cablevlsion, laundry Incl. Avail. Aug. 1.856-2849. 29-4 Blue Star motel. 1 & 2 bdrm. furnished housekeeping units. All utilities Incl. Special weekly & monthly rates. 8564125, . . 26-796501-tf Spacious bright 2 bdrm. ste. Park like setting, non-smoker. $400. pr. mth. incl, utilities. Avail. Immed. 8564395. 29-4 4 room apt. $290. pr. mth. To responsible people only. Inquire 859-9933. 29-4 Avail. Aug. 1. Clean comfortable 2 bdrm. house. Complete privacy. Fenced-in yard. No pets. Suitable for couple. 856-2151. 31-2 Looking lor working person to rent room In 3 bdrm. home on horse farm. $250. plus Vi utilities. 856-7352. 31-tf Avail. Sept. 1st. Aldergrove. Top floor of 2 bdrm. home in wooded private setting. $425. pr. mth. plus utilities. 5344729. 31-4 Sell contained trailer for rent. $215. pr. mth. utilities incl; On acreage. Prefer mature woman. 6564621. 304 3 bdrm. twnhse. 5 appl., close to schools & shops. $500. pr. mth. 8564316. 304 3 bdrm. house. Fridge, stove, washer, dryer, garage. Bakervlew Heights. No pets. $625. pr. mth. Refs. 8564022. 29-4 Room tor rent. Aldergrove. M/F, working. Includes all utilities, washer, dryer. $250. 856-7764,856-5918. 29-4 Pad for rent. Suitable for travel trailer. All hook-ups ready. Avail, immed. 856-8125. 4403353-tf ALDERHILL TOWNHOMES 3 bdrm. townhomes, $425. Incl. washer, dryer, fridge, stove, 1V_ baths, drapes, balcony, carport, plenty of storage, tennis court, playground. Children welcome, no pets please. See manager at 114 - 2844 - 273 St., Aldergrove or phone 856-9085,856-4528, 856-6989. 10-801480-tf Quiet & clean Ige. 1 bdrm. country ste. Want 1 mature tenant. $325. pr. mth. 856-0323. 31-2 Country living. Perfect setting for retired couple, will consider others. 2V_ bdrms., fridge, stove, F.P. $500. Refs. required. Avail. Aug. 1. 856-2853, 533-2223. 31-4 Avail. Aug. 1. 3 bdrm. twnhse. Fridge, stove, pets &. children OK. $425. pr. mth. 856-4689. 31-2 ALDERGREEN TOWNHOUSES 3 bdrm. twnhses. $420. pr. mth. Complete with fridge, stove, drapes, laundry facilities, 1V_ baths, covered carport, plenty of storage. Close to schools & shops. For more Info, please call 856-3654 or drop by the office at 3106 - 268 St., Aldergrove. 10403362-lf 30. Shared Accomms. Looking lor working person to rent room in 3 bdrm. home on horse farm. $250. plus VS utilities. 856-7352. 31-tf 3^Wa„ted4o~Rent Wanted to rent or rent to own. Small hobby farm or house on small acreage. Can afford $2-3000. down & monthly payments of $700. Prefer Aldergrove-Otter area. 856-2512. 32-2 Wanted. 3 or 4 bdrm. house on acreage. Aldergrove/Langley area. For Sept. 1. Refs. avail., non-smokers. Info. 856-2292. 31-4 32. Misc. for Sale Johnson 40 HP outboard, $400.; Hammond organ, $400.; lawnmower, $60.; lawnmower, rear bagger, $75.; sewing machine. 856-5430 31-2 Girls 3 spd. bike, banana split style, 20" tires, hand brakes, knobby tire, pink. Like new, $50. firm. 8564400. 314 Tractor & trailer, tiller & mower, asking $2900.; 1,972 Dodge 4 dr., 6 cyl., asking $700. obo; 1974 Mazda RX4, needs work, $500. obo. 8564268. 304 Microwave, works on high & heat probe, 1.6 out ft., $150.; Hlbatchl & bag of charcoal, $4.856-3259. 32-2 12 ft. alum, cartop boat, $300. obo. 856-9430. 32-1 Queenslze waterbed, c/w red velvet headboard & sides, $150.; near new rowing machine, $65.; baby buggy, $20.; student desk, $35.; office chair, $30.530-9309. 32-2 As new 35"x76" sleeping bag, $25. firm. 856-2198. 32-4 Full head mounted Lynx rug, $250. obo; 2 tanned bear hides, $50. ea. 856-7913. 32-2 Asphalt black roof shingles, 26 bundles, $8.50 ea.; 4 elec. baseboard heaters, $12. & up. 534-0977. 32-2 1/4 HP motor, 1760 rpm, $10.; 3 - 4 ft. drafting T squares, $15.; cheque protector, $35.; 3 camper jacks, not hyd., $20.; 32 In. doors, $5. ea.; travel trailer, 1914 ft. Triple E, tandem axle, sleeps 6, stove, fridge, shower, awning, $5800. obo. 856-9430. 32-1 I do woodworking, sharpening, repairing. Rebuilt lawnmowers for sale. Will buv your old mower. 856-3153. 27-tf For your children's summer vacation phone Webb's Holiday Acres Guest Ranch. 536- 2896, 533-1712. 19-tf Two Brownie dresses. Size 8, like new. Asking $6. ea. 856-3871. 29-4 Cultured marble vanity tops. Various sizes & colors. $50. & up. 856-3066. 29-4 Sell propelled lawnmower. Used very little, like new. Much less than V. price, $265. 859-5998. 29-4 Why convert to propane or natural gas when for a small fraction of the conversion cost, you can get the same savings? Come see us at 20382 Fraser Hwy. or call 534-5757. 28-tf Oxford dictionary, $25.; 27 concrete blocks, 16"x8", 65 cents ea.; Radiant heater, $25.; clock radio, $20.; toaster, $5.; two 14' curtain rods, $10. ea.; good 21" color TV, $175.856-1838. 304 Adam computer, Incl. keyboard, printer, hand controls, joy sticks, roller controller, games & data pack. $500.856-9388. 304 One set of wood carving chisels In case, never used; 2 plastic swag lamps _vlth chains, green & orange; 11ge. air travel suitcase caso, novor used. 85S-2234. 30-4 10 pee. drum set, exc. cond., with new skins, $799. obo; BMX Norco Spitfire, exc. cond., $90. 856-4524. 304 1972 Siesta 16 ft. trailer. Sleeps 5, stove, oven, fridge, OCT, 2 propane tanks, good cond. $995, obo. 796-2640. 304 Chicken cages for 500 birds. Feeding troughs, water reducer Incl. $575. obo. 8564510. 304 FIREWOOD Finest quality mill ends. All clean & bone dry. Excellent for airtight stoves &. Inserts. Small dumptruck delivered, price only $50. 533-1758,534-5694. 37-8030-0-tf Brand new 11 pee. oak dining rm. ste., 2 captains chairs, 4 regular, with wicker backs; 1983 250KX Kawasaki motocross bike, good cond., $850.8564489. 294 IVER'S BOAT TOPS Acrylic Tops - Any color or standard white marine vinyl. Lefeuvre Road, Aldergrove IVER'S BOAT TOPS - 856-2455 DAYS OR EVENINGS 10-21198-tt FRED'S CUSTOM SCREENS 365 - 264 Street, Aldergrove WINDOW SCREENS AND STORM WINDOWS _=__==A I ITyper&TSiz es-=== at the Best Affordable Price in the Valley Fred Pfander Ph. 856-2401 «KIj eff . I __..4.. _■ 32. Misc. for Saie 32. Misc. for Sale THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 25 38. Misc. Wanted 41. Livestock 41. Livestock 2 bridesmaid dresses for sale, size .10, dusty rose. $30. ea. Alterations incl. Ph. 8564674. .' .- ' ■_____] 294' 18 cu. It. freezer, $75. obo. 5344489; 294 1982 Kawasaki 750, $1200.; 1971 Ford Econo van, $400.; wanted above ground pool, 15x30. Will trade. 656-2889. 294 Hlbachl, $5.; F.P. airport & plane, $15.; soccer shoes, size 4, $10.; genuine Mexican leather clutch purse, $15.8564640. 304 Deluxe Hoover floor polisher, $35.; wooden dble. bedstead, compl., $35. obo; two 14" summer tires on rims, good cond., $15. ea.; TV/record stand, $20.8564462. 304 F.P. toys; lightbrlght; color TV, $160.; Kuwahara 18 spd. mountain bike, 1 yr. old, $400., new $650.; 1973 Impala Chev, 350 V8, $700. obo; 1976 Ford LTD, $1200.856-7107. ■ 404 Moving sale. Child's desk/blackboard combination, $20.; child's table with 2 chairs, $20.; custom Beatty refrldgerator, $85. 653-1162. 304 G.E. washer & dryer. Dryer works okay, washer needs motor, $100. the pair; couch & chair, $100.656-9355. 31-2 Used carpet. Enough for 2 small rooms, hall, $35.; living rm. & kitchen curtains. Cash only. 856-2832. 314 Moving, must sell. Deepfreeze, 28 cu. ft.; swing set; elec. mower; bed chesterfield & chair; buffet & hutch- Cheap. 6564360. 31-2 Moving, must sell. Paymaster cheque printer, phone bench, wrought iron glass top tables,' antique stand; antique picture frames _ dishes. Many household Items. 8564729 eves. 31-2 Comb, wood/elec. cookstove, antique, $100. 656-2850. 314 Pair ol sheep shears, good cond., $150.; harvest gold range fan & light, $40.8564741 31-2 6000 lb. Yale Eaton pallet jack, 42" fork length. $375. 6564198. 314 2 deluxe table lamps, lighted amber base, $50. the pair; arborite coffee table, $20.; new vaporizer, $10.; bread box, $10.8564640. 314 14" alum. ET mags for Celica, set ol 4, $100.; Strolleecarseat,$40.6564660. 304 Wanted. 17" or 17V." all-purpose English saddle. Must.be reas. priced. 8664432. 32-2 Stihl chainsaw, new, $325. obo. 534-7946. 314 Inglls relrldgerator, avocado color, 311_"x 66", $325. obo. 856-2627. 31-4 Western saddles, $200.; reins, bit, bridle, $25.; fancy blanket, $30.; reg. blankets, $10.; wide soft girth straps, $15. 656-7539, 5304729. 31-4 Equalizer hitch for GM vehicle; roll-away cot, no mattress; Markony radio/record console, good working order; ptble. Remlng- ton typewriter. 8584911. 304 Vanity, chest of drawers, dresser with mirror, 48" bed with metal tubular head & foot, coil spring base, new mattress. 8584185. 30-3 18 cu. It. deep freeze, $250.; Beta video machine, $200.; Odeon Viscount organ, great for beginners, $750. All in exc. cond. Please call 656-1102. 294 Solid oak table. Reg. $295. Now last chance, first come with $99. cash takes It. 20382 Fraser Hwy. 534-5757,534-5755. 31-2 Gallon water bottles for baby chicks, $1.25 ea.; cherry wood cutting board, from dishwasher top, offers. 856-7271. 294 46x46 brooder for sale. 8684360. Like new. $125. 304 Color TV wanted. 856-1484. 16% 1st mortgages for sale. $2500. to $3000. with montly payments to you, 100% guaranteed. Call Bill Mulr 8564796 anytime. 3tM 10" Craftsman 856-7687. radial arm saw, $325. 304 33. Furniture Want to sell your whole household? Call us. We'll buy on the spot & pay cash tor it or we'll bring it to pur showroom on consignment. Brassy Jacks, 20382 Fraser Hwy. 534-5757,534-5755. 31-tf Old fashlonad solid oak bevelled glass curio cupboard. Reg. $1295., now only $795. Also same as above w/slde step. $1495., now only $895. Or take both for only $1500. Last few days only. Brassy Jacks, 20382 Fraser Hwy. 534-5757,534-575$. 31-2 34. Appliances r SOUND RENTALS TV, STEREO, FURNITURE, APPLIANCES «__!.! lUUWI- We have the deals - washers & dryers, microwaves, freezers. Rant to own. •No credit checks *No down payment •Delivery included CALL NOW-852-3311 (We take orders over the phone) MAYTAG EXPO SALE 8.6% FINANCING O.A.C. We also sell BBQ Parts. All Makes Parts & Service. SALES SERVICE & PARTS 530-6822 530-4747, 20009 Industrial Ave., Langley MUSICAL ACCESSORIES * STRINGS * INSTRUCTION BOOKS •CORDS 'MUSIC STANDS GUITARS - AMPS - ACCORDIONS LESSONS 27441 -16 Ave., Aldergrove 856-2941 17.,f 37. Swap Will trade four 1 mth. old Muskove ducklings for four 1 mth. old chicks. 8564574. 304 JOHN DEERE LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT "NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE" _ Walk-behind mowers, tillers, snowblowers. Riding mowers. Tractors with mowers, snow throwers, tillers. PARTS, SERVICE & JDFP FINANCING. "SALES & SERVICE" _4_ norpac norpac commercial, inc. 22661 Fraser Hwy., P.O. Box 3245, Langley, B.C., Canada, V3A 4R6 __.__,_--___-__.:._«>--;.- TELEX04465554 [604)5304644 32-1 Wanted to purchase, 2 or 3 bdrm. home needing T.L.C. in which the vendor will carry with low down. Mid 50's. 856-9395. - . 32-2 Wanted. 2 gentle horses to ride by 2 children once a week, in a paddock or field. 8564645. - ' [ 32-2 Wanted. 3 loads topsoil. Will pay $10. a load. 8584689. 314 Wanted. Datsun B210 body or parts car. Reas. 536-7773. 31-2 Wanted Aug. 11. 200-400 cc bike to remove passenger restriction on license. Rent/buy. 856-1477. 314 856-1497. to move onto my lot. 304 Wanted Immed. Fairly new good quality queenslze boxsprlng. 8564076. 294 Whirlpool ptble. dishwasher, almond color. $350. Top cond. 8564606 after 5:30 p.m.31-2 36. Music E flat alto sax. Like new, hardly used. Incl. carrying case, leather neck strap & music stand. $450. firm. 8564477. 32-4 Guitar lessons. From pro entertainer. All styles, country, pop, classical, electric. Sam 5304798. 294 39. Pets Siamese sealpolnt _ seal lynx male. 8 wks. $35. ea. 6564982. 314 4 lowly Mack Lab/Spaniel cross puppies. Also 2 yr. old female Spaniel. All free to good homes. 656-1096. 294 Birds - finches, budgies, cockatiels, rock- pebblers, gold mantels. Priced from $6. - $475. on different varieties. 854-5906. 294 Baby cockatMi, $25. & up; one African Congo grey, $400.6564296. 294 Unregistered Mack & tan P.B. German Shepherd. Exc. health, clean hips, good temperament, exc. guard dog stock. $150. stud fee. Janice 530-2692. 294 Extra love? Check for dogs & cats for pets at the F.V.S.P.C.A., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon. - Sun., closed holidays. 20302 - 98 Ave. 6664626 or 8564600. 17401496-tf 1 yr. old male American Pitbull. Exc. temp., very good with kids. 1st reas. offer takes. 856-5245. 31-2 2 yr. old neutered dog. Free to good home. Ph. after 5 p.m. 8564980. 31-2 Free to country home. 16 mth. old Bovier female dog. 856-9276. 314 Talking cockatlol with cage, $80. obo; 72 gal. salt water flshtank & fish, $550. obo. 856-5767,8564509. 314 Young Lab free to good home. 8564636.314 40. Poultry Young brawn laying pullets. Also white roosters. 6594493. 32-4 2 yr. oh) peacock, Indian Black, for sale. 656-2741. 324 7 laying hens plus rooster for sale. $15. 656-7358. 314 Pigeons & chickens for sale. Also wanted -1 male peacock & dove. 856-4981. 304 Fresh Irae-range brown eggs. $1.30 pr. doz. After 6 p.m. 6564695. 31-2 Ali sorts of exotic pheasants 'wanted. 856-7276. 294 SUM* hens & chicks. Plus 18 mth. old grey & red laying hens. 8884525. 29-4 3 kinds ol pigeons for sale. 856-7245. 314 Wanted. 17" or 17V." all-purpose English saddle. Must be reas. priced. 8564432. 32-2 For sale. P.B. Angora bunnies. Grey, black, silver tipped. $10. ea. 533-1766. 324 Wanted. 2 gentle horses to ride by 2 children once a week, In a paddock or field. 856-5645. ____ _Or2 Eye catching 4-H veteran looking for approved home. Dble. reg. palomino Q.H. geld. 15 H.H. Trained west. & Eng. Good in traffic, loads well. Offers to $1500.856-1697. 324 Q.H. mare. Buckskin, 2 year 3 mos. Quiet, not traffic shy. $700. or reas. offer. 482-9605. . 32-2 Suffolk ram for sale. 6 yrs. $100. 8564092 after 6 p.m. 32-2 Driving to Alberta Aug. 20, both ways, with 4-honse trailer. Room for 3 horses. Exp. driver. 856-1556. 32-2 Reg. Arabian mare. 10 yrs. Chestnut, 15.1 h.h. Offers. To good home only. 5314106. 32-2 41. Livestock Beautiful P.B. Arabian geld. Grey, 4 yrs. old, 14.3 h.h. Good temperament, show In halter S. performance. Would make good ladles or juniors horse. Moving, must sell. $800.8564275. 304 New Zetland White breeding stock from $5. & up. 6344553 eves. 314 HORSESHOEING SCHEDULED FARRIER SERVICE Barrie Coates - 534-1310 Radio phone no. H497644 21-14738-tf ECONOMY SHAVINGS * Hemlock Sawdust ' Hog Fuel • Kiln Dry Shavings * Cedar Shavings 576-8177 -S-ia-14-tf Ultra-Kelp. 100% natural organic minerals, vitamins & amino acids. Excellent health lor animals - totally safe - non-toxic. Produces results others dream about at an affordable cost. Now available (under separate label) for goats, sheep, beef, dairy, poultry, and mink. Kelp has been tested & researched In experimental stations and university studies have been done throughout this country and around the world. Ask for "Kelp" at your favourite feed or pet store: For more info. 858-7465. 25-tf SONNY'S Horseshoeing Service "The dependable iarrier" Teeth floating, trimming, corrective and normal shoeing. Hot and cold. Quality Workmanship Guaranteed 856-0504 32-tf Sliver Pharoah at stud with beautiful fillies & colt for sale. World class blood. Reas. 294 MSA Riding Club will be holding their games trophy show Aug. -24 'at the Clearbrook Fairgrounds. Will start at 9:00. More Info, call Mary Ami, 8564556: 314 6 wk. old weaner pigs for sale. 6564769. g. Lge. boxstalls, daily turnout) riding ring, race track. Ail breeds welcome. 656-2351. 31-2 Attention Best Contacts. CUSTOM BUYER. Bonded livestock dealer. LIVESTOCK HAULING. Cliff Davidson 656-2801. - 17403458-tf Single axle horse or cattle trailer, Just built, $475.; elec. cream separator, good working cond., $100.530-3431. 294 4 yr. old reg. Simmental cow. Call due Sept. 6564132. 304 Stubbsn 17" Eng. saddle. All purpose, very good cond., compl., $600.6564561. 304 2-horse Democrat, w/3 seats, exc. cond., $1800.; 1-horse McLaughlin buggy, ready for showing, $1800.; 2 cutters, $600. obo ea. 856-7669. 304 1 pure white Shetland/Welsh cross pony for sale. $200. Good riding for kids. 6564961. 304 Wanted to buy. All types of horses & ponies. 8564596 or message at 8884648. 28 ft. flatdeck gooseneck trailer c/w 5th wheel attachments, $2500. obo. 304 Pasture lor well mannered retired horses. $25. pr. mth. Care can be arranged. No riding activities. For Info. 8564518. 304 Suffolk ram, 6 yrs. old, $100. After 6 p.m. 8564092. 31-2 MSA Riding Club's monthly playday will be Aug. 17 at the Clearbrook fairgrounds. English performance classes starting at 9:00. Games lo start at noon. 314 1/2 Arab geld. Very good temp. Exc. for beginners or exp. riders. $500.656-5934. 314 Boauliful 16V. h.h. T.B. geldings. Exc. confirmations, temperaments. Sound. 8 & 4. $450. & $1000. 856-2996. 314 WESTUIND FEEDS 2212 -272nd St. ^ 6664011 HORSE, FARM & PET - "Feed & Supplies" OPEN EVERY DAY Weekdays 94; Sundays 104 FEATURING: Master Feeds Otter Co-op 25-tf 42. Meat-Produce U-ol-k blueberries. 65 cents pr. lb. 6580 - 267 St. 314 U pick. Crispy, crunchy, organic pickling cucumbers. Guaranteed, no sprays. S5S40S5 314 Blueberries for sale. You pick, ice cream pail, $2.75, already picked, ice cream pall, $4.75. 26097 - 84 Ave., Langley. 8564617. 294 44. Prop, for Sale 314 Country living. 5 acres, 1536 sq. ft. rancher, shop, storage, garden, fenced pasture, fruit trees, more. 27068 - 18 Ave. Assm. mtge. 10V4%. No agents. 8564349,520-1097. 32-2 Cultivated 5 acres for pasture. Drilled well, Ige. septic system. 1977 Bendlx Leader, 14'x70' 3 bdrm. Gov't approved F.P., V.G. cond. On site, skirted & porch. $109,000. No agents please. 6564896. 32-4 10 acre farm for sale by owner. 3 bdrm. house with full bsmt. Separate 2-car garage & workshop.'Lge. barn. Land all cleared, fenced & crossfenced. 856-2730. 314 Private sale. 1 acre bldg. lots near hlghschool; stand, sized lot near Aldergrove park; 10-5 acre farm prop, with houses, outbuildings, near shops. 856-7660. 314 By owner. Fully serviced lot in Sudden Valley. Very reas. $3750.6564855. 31-3 Lot In mobile home park, While Rock area. $35,000. Tel. 536-2850. 31-2 45. Homes for Sale By owner. 2000 sq. ft. 3 bdrm. rancher on 4.67 ac. 20x28 shop, storage shed. $134,500. Aldergrove area. 656-7335. 324 OulcJi sale. $3000. down, take over payments on 2700 sq. It. ol finished living area with pool. 5 bdrm. home, wet. bar, country kitchen, vaulted cedar ceilings. Almost dble. sized lot with fruit trees. Near Sevenoaks. Pool extra. Full price $81,500.663-1162. 294 Choice Aldergrove location. House lor sale or rent with option to purchase. 853-7119. 314 Oldie but goodie. 4V_ storey home In Langley city, close to Zellers mall. New roof, 20x23 garage, Ige. 60x170 lot, good poten-. Hal. Must sell, already bought. Offers to $62,900. No agents please. 5344627. 31-2 mt ■ :.. 26 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 29 45. Homes for Sale New home for sale. 1300 sq. ft. bsmt. home. 2V. baths, sundeck, patio, dble. garage, foyer, gas F.place. 856-5152. 294 47. Bus. Opportunities 49. Mobile Homes Reduced. 1973 12x68 Premier mobile home. .Lots of extras. 2 sinks In bath, 2 bdrm., raising living rm. Must be moved. Offers. 6564620,8584281. 304 50. Trailers-R.V.s ___ FRASER VALLEY COLLEGE DRAFTING - ARCHITECTURAL/CIVIL Registration is open now, for students who want to design their own future, ten month Drafting Program teaches traditional drafting and design methods, as well as the latest computer assisted techniques. For more Information contact: Trades Department Abbotsford, 853-7441, local 346, Chilliwack, 7924025, local 346 Mission, 826-9544 Hope; 869-9991 . . 24-2299-224(B). Galaxy lowboy, 8 ft. 2-burner stove, ice box, 20 gal. water tank, sink. Exc. cond. $1000. 856-7669. 30-4 FRASER VALLEY COLLEGE TRADES TRAINING In Auto/Parts Counter Person Heavy Duty Mechanics Welding/Fabrication Auto Mechanics Carpentry - Joinery Av_!!_Ws NOW Contact:' Abbotsford, 853-7441, local 346 ' Chilliwack, 7924025, local 346 Mission, 826-9544 Hope, 869-9991 24-2245-224(8) 48. Prop. Wanted Will trade recreation property, value $12,000 as down payment of house or townhouse with assm. mtge. W.O.Q. Values $50,000 or low$60's.856-9796anytime. ... 31-2 WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS... AND WE'RE DEALING TO PROVE IT! COME IN TODAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELF KUSTOM KOACH ._.. Serving you lor 25 years -j if. jpiswttiaap^ 5TH WHEELERS Cimarron BY FLEETWOOD® VISIT OUR NEW R.V. PARTS, SERVICE & REPAIR CENTRE KUSTOM KOACH LEISURE SALES (A Dlv. oj Carstensen Enterprises Ltd.J 28675 Fraser Hwy., Box 39, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 [604] 5344820 or 856-5722 SERVICE WITH INTEGRITY FOR FREE MARKET EVALUATION CALL ANYTIME JOHN METZGER 16 Years Experience Tells Woistencroft Sells 530-0231 or 856-6572 Lakeview Realty Ltd, 533-4161 Serving the Fraser Valley in Residential Real Estate. WALLY MARTIN RES: 533-3533 46, Condos-Apts. 46. Condos-Apts. Deluxe Condo • Adult Oriented • 3043 - 270 Street 1 & 2 bdrm. and 2 plus den stes. Lge. & bright. Balconies with view. Fridge, stove, washer, dryer & more. Elevator in bldg. Also servant's stes. with private entrances. Fenced privacy: Starts al $39,500; 856-3939. '••'•*'•'■'<>•'-' '•'■ • ■' -'-'30-4 50. Trailers-R.V.s 51. Boats For sale. 1965 Kustom Koach trailer. Exc. shape. Propane stove, oven, lights, 110 & 12 V. $1100. obo. 856-5715, leave message. ■' 294 1976 Lionel tent trailer. Sleeps 6, stove, icebox, sink, good cond. Asking $1800. 856-5086,8524929. 294 For sale or rent. 8 ft. camper. Stove, fridge, lacks, etc. Sleeps 4. 856-1733. 294 New utility trailer. Strong, well built, must be seen. $400. obo. Eves. 85647-4. 294 Terry trailer, 201/_ ft. Sleeps 6, fully self contained. 1 owner, stored In carport. Like new, clean, exc. cond. Elhitch, bars, A/sway. $5900. 5304343. 29-4 Trailer, 15V. It. Aristocrat. Immac. cond. Sleeps 5. Recently redone. Has screen windows, dual water use, oven, fridge, porta-pottl, propane/elec., full size awning, equalizer hitch. $1800. obo. 866-7388. 304 1974 camper, 14 ft. Remodelled Inside, 3-burner stove, oven, icebox, furnace, 3-way light system. Lots of storage. $1100. or reas. offer. 534-2943, ask for Bev or Sam. 294 Holiday trailer, sleeps 4. Fridge, stove, sink, self-contained. $500. 8664690 or leave message at 6864648. 304 1973 VW Westphalia. Camperized, pop top. $3950. obo. 8564260. 304 1974 Aristocrat 28 ft. trailer. Dble. sink, oven top cook stove, fridge, shower, toilet, elec. or propane w/2 side.bunk, 2 table units. Will sleep 6. Ph. after 6 p.m. $5500. obo. 533-2720,630-2790. 32-4 Mobllecraft 14 It. travel trailer. Sleeps 5. Propane, very clean. $1200. obo. 8564266, 8564418. 32-2 3 bdrm. 12x60 mobile home, 1972. Offers. Must be moved. 666-3654. 304 1972 12x60 mobile to be moved. 3 bdrm., 4 appl., gas heating, exc. cond. $10,900. 8524209. 304 Camper for sale. Fridge, stove. $700. obo. 8564143. 314 1974 3 bdrm. mobile home. Sell, rent or trade. 6634515. 304 16 HP O.B., tank, control, $150. or swap for smaller O.B. Wanted oars. 8564633. 324 CANOE RANCH Rentals, Sales, Trades, Repairs Farwest Gortex rainwear. 27726 Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove, B.C. Phone 8564202 14403396-tf 14 It. F/G canoe. Good cond. Only $180. obo. 856-5476. 304 CLIPPER CANOES Buy factory direct from western Canada's largest manufacturer of canoes. Complete selection of. accessories at our large showroom. (Rentals). Box 115, 2142 West Riverside, Abbotsford. 853-9320. 17403472-tf 52. Machinery-Equip. Massey baler, $75.; concave rub bars, $75.; combine seed, $75.; post pounder, $35. 856-2489. 31-2 New Holland Super 66 hay baler, good cond., $500.; 2 wheel utility trailer; 16 ft, hay conveyor. 5344260 after 6 p.m. 31-2 Universal Tractors Parts/Sales/Service . .at Bypass Equipment Ltd. 19S7S Langiey Bypass, Box 3265, Langley, B.C. 533-3271 28-tf (T) McCullock generator, 3000 watts, like new. $800.6664879. .304 53. Auto. Supplies Propane tank, 10"x80", for over vvheelwell mounting In rear of pickup. Never used. $425.856-1192. 304 19691600 cc VW eng., exc! cond. Also misc. Bug parts. 856-6265<Bves. 30-4 51. Boats Mirror 11 It. dingy. Exc. beginners sailboat. 3 sails, main, jib & spinnaker. Incl. trailer. $895.856-0445. 294 NEW & RECONDITIONED BATTERIES SPECIAL Torque Starter Battery - $40. BATTERY EXCHANGE #12 - 31088 Peardonville Rd., Abbotsford 852-2772 13-21248-tf MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES & AGREEMENTS ANTRIM INVESTMENTS LTD. 20424 Douglas Crescent, Langley, B.C. V3A 4B4 Oflice 530-2301 856-7639 Eves SUNRISE AUTO & MARINE SERVICE - General Auto & Marine Repairs- - Engine Rebuilding - Auto & Marine - - Major Repairs- Inboard & Sterndrive- LARRY R. HARGROVE Bus. 8564377 Res. 856-7269 Service: Mon. - Fri. 8-5 26891 Fraser Hwy. Aldergrove, B.C. __\_1%aauation czj/jzciai, 1967 Mustang Fresh blue enamel paint , 289 3 speed, radials, Air shocks. AM/FM cassette. Real Beauty. PHONE 858-0402 or 856-8303 . • 53. Auto. Supplies 1975 GM Suburban truck auto, trans. & grill. Lots of misc. parts. Reas. 6564690. 314 For sale. Lots of parts for 1970 Corona Mark II. 5354849. 17-tf 1972 Mazda 616 for parts. $1. & up. 530- 6337 after 5 p.m. 32-3 54. Motorcycles 1974 Honda 750 4 cyl., $600.; 1978 Yamaha 1100 XS, $995.; 1981 Yamaha MX 80, $250. 8564776. 31-3 1979 XR80 Honda. Exc. cond. New back tire, c/w helmet. $350. obo. 534-2705. 304 1962 Kawasaki 750 LTD, exc. cond., $1100.; 1971 Ford econo van, $400. obo. 856-2669. ' 304 1974 Honda 350. 4 stroke, windshield, fairing, padded backrest, crash bars. 20,000 miles. Full price $425.856-2462. 304 Honda CT70 mini bike, runs good. $250. 856-2850. 30-3 1977 Yamaha 650 twin. Immac. cond. Low miles. $900. 856-3076,656-8181. 31-tf 1981 Yamaha Virago. 750 cc. Mint cond. $1600. opo. 656-9568. 31-2 1982 XR200 & accessories. Good cond. $1295. 8564793,656-1957. 324 1978 750 Super Sport Honda. Windjammer fairing. 35,000 kms. $550.8564469. 324 55rCars 1974 Duster, 318 auto.; 1974 Ford, auto.; car . trailer. 856-8045. 32-3 I 1967 Ford Falrlane 500. 2 dr., low mileage. Needs body work. $850.656-1344. 32-2 1973 VW Super Beetle. $1500.856-3361. 32-1 1959 Chev Belair 4 dr. sedan. 6 cyl. auto. 92,000 orig. miles. Good cond. $600. 858-7094. 314 1982 Dodge Omni. Very good cond. Stand., 40 MPG. One owner. $3700. 6564022. 314 Why convert to propane or natural gas when for a small fraction of the conversion cost you can get the same savings? Come see us at 20382 Fraser Hwy. or call 534-5767. 28-tf 1965 2 dr. H.T. Cadillac. Loaded, good cond. 8584964. 294 Renault R12 1975 4 dr. Good motor, rusty floor. $200.8-6-2898. 3_4 Wrecking 1973 Datsun 510 station wagon. 1600 eng. $200. obo takes all or parts for saie. Ph. anytime 8564517. 31-2 1967 Chevy II, 2 dr. post. 194 cu. in. 78,000 orig. miles. Rust. $500. obo. 8564586. 31-4 1969 Roadrunner. 440, 4 spd., console, air grabber, front disc brakes. $1500. obo. 8564566. 31-4 Dunebuggy rail. 1500 cc, cam, stinger pipe, skid plate, too much to list. $1500. obo. 8564586. 31-4 1971 Chev Brookswood station wagon. Good running cond. 2 car seats bolted down In back. $400. obo. 8564496. 31-2 Accident victim. 1972 Valiant. 1974 Duster. Both V6's, running good, parts cars. Best offer. 856-1776. 31-4 . 1975 Honda Civic hatchback. AM/FM cassette stereo. Exc. runner. Must sell $850. obo. 856-2246. 31-2 2-wheel trailer made from Chevy truck, $150.; 1969 Epic, $60.; 1966 Int. 4x4 travelall, extra eng., 4 spd. trans. 688-5169. 31-4 1978 Honda Accord. New tires, brakes. Very clean. $2500.856-1722 days, 6594995 eves. • 31-3 1978 Dodge Omni. Good shape, no rust, runs * to-il.$9-_t6b_.'8S6-e29.'* ' ' *'' "'31-3 ..,',. ':■-■ ■ -•:■■■ ">m THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1986 27 55. Cars 1979 Camaro 305 auto. AM/FM oassette, white with blue Int. & stripe, $2800.; 1981 Datsun 210 2dr. 4 spd., stand., light blue . with black Int., AM/FM cassette, $2400 852-3618. 3^2 1975 Gran Torino Elite. 351 \N. Good cond. Asking $1000, AM/FM cassetie, p.s., p.b. 8564644. ... •■ '3^4 1975 Ventura; 1975 Fury. $500. ea. 656-5524. -. '. ''■.. 29-4 1974 VW Super Beetle. Exc. shape. New. eng. & brakes. $2995. obo. Ask for Lori; 856-2192, . ;...., .294 1988 Mercury . dr. 390 motor. $500. obo. Ph. early morning or after 7 p.m. 859-2944. ' ■■;-.■■■' ■■.:.■,.■■ 29-tf- 1975 Fury. Exc. cond., low miles, p.s., p.b. Must be seen. $500. to first person with cash. 859-8902. . . 294 1975 apple red MG Midget convertible: Exc. cond. $2700.8564175. ... 15-tf 55. Cars 1977 Datsun B210. Exc. cond. 4 spd. $1650. obo. 8564019. 3Q4 1968 Meteor Montcalm. Loaded; p.w., p.s., p.b. 390 cu. in. New tires. 89,000 orlg. miles. $2000. obo. 856-1031. . 304 1976 Ford Bite. 89,000 miles. Air, cruise. $1200. obo. 856-7669. ■■____ : 304 1976 GMC % ton P.U. Exc. cond: Weekends only, 8564139. . 304 1968 Typ*. 3 VW station wagon. Prof, restoration, c/w. spare eng., many parts, ■ extrabody.$600.6564636. ... " 304 Scrap cars wanted! Bradner Salvage. 8564378. . .. . 9-793059-tf Check Radiators Ltd. 27539 - 31st Ave. Aldergrove 856-9333 I'rsnnal Service At A Fair Price 56. Trucks CAPT'N CRUNCH SCRAP CAR REMOVAL YARD CLEAN-UP Dead Cars Wanted For Demolition Derby 853-3074 8452?2,tf BRADNER SALVAGE SCRAP CAR REMOVAL YARD CLEAN UP We Buy, Sell, Trade 856-8378 33-96700-tf 1969 Ford P.U. with canopy. $300. 656-5245. '. ' ' ■ 31-2'. 1938 Che. P.U. Metallic blue, rebuilt eng. 60%.restored. $4000. obo. Call after 8 p.m. 8564607. . : . 304 1963 Ford Econoline van.. Rebuilt 6. cyl. Partially camperized, cedar 81 crushed' velvet. Needs finishing. $500. obo. 656-2356, 8544206. 294 1951 Chev Panel. Orig. eng. $700.8564264. , .;.; - '■■ . ,' . . ;.. .' 32-1- 1978 Dodge stepside. Exc. shape, new paint, insulated. F.G. canopy, 318 auto., sunroof, p.s.,p.b. $2100.656-1123. 304 1980 Chev 1 ton P.U. 350, 4 spd., good cond: In & out. Asking $4995. Ph. 856-5394, 574-3531. D8119. ' ' 31-2 1964 S15 GMC diesel. 40 MPG, p.s., p.b,, 5 spd. C/W F.G. canopy. 53,000 kms. $8000. 856-2192. "','.. .314 1977 1 ton Chevy window van. 350 auto., good running cond. New brakes, 8 ply tires, 8 passenger seating, full trailer package. Asking $3195, Try offers: 8564849.; . 32-2 1981 Dodge Ram: Low mileage, 3 spd. stand. w/O.D. New; canopy, Cats Paw 235.75x15 rally wheels w/new & 20 ft. house trailer, fully equipped. $10,000. Can be bought separate, truck $7500., trailer $2750. Illness forces sale. 8564037. 29-4 1974 Ford V* ton truck Good running order,-' 856-7220. 3(W Subscribers to The Aldergrove Star get value ... ' Monday - Friday:.9 a.m. to,5 p.m. NO CHARGE PERSONAL CLASSIFIEDS 856-5212 DEADLINE: For Wednesday edition ... Classified: Monday, 2 p.m*. Too Late to Classify: Tuesday, noon .* Limit of one free 15-wbrd ad per issue - you must be a subscriber. . (Private businesses are not included in this offer.) • Any additional words should be on an additional sheet of paper. There is a 12* charge per extra word. (Pre-payment required) .: • Your ad is most effective when you include a price. SUBSCRIBERS: Use this form to plan your ad before you call ... or. clip and mail. j The Aldergrove Star,"p.O~B_x 22Mu7rgrove VOFlAo"" ~~~~^> ——i Classified Section No. of weeks. Phone. NON-SUBSCRIBERS: To receive the Aldergrove Star every week, fill out the form below - and if you wish, attach your first free classified ad. .Phone. □ '2 Years - s9 00 65 & Over: [__ 2 Years - s1500 "..' ' [_ 1 Year - s600 [_] 1 Year s2400 for Overseas & U.S.A. □ Cheque . __ VISA Card ' :' □ Money Order VISA No,: '■'.-, V , —i ' Expiry Date: 56. Trucks 1979 Font Bronco. Good Inside & out. $5495. Ph. 8564394, 5744531. P8119. 31-2, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Wanted. Spode china Wickerdale pattern. Cups, saucers & dinner plates. 8594660. - . '314 2 new home made quilts, 1 single, 1 double. Also older style china cabinet with 2 glass doors & 1 drawer. 856-9547 after 5 p.m. 32-1 1976 midsize Ford Torino 2 dr. H.T. Small V6. Very good cond. throughout. $950. obo. 852-2155,8524126. 32-1 Collapsible hlghchair, exc cond., $35. obo. Wanted - Fisher Price ride4n horse. 8564160. . .324 • 1 bdrm. bsmt, ste. with F.P., $350. Incl. utilities. Prefer single working person or couple. Avail, anytime: 8564410. . 324 Aloha R.V. Park has spaces avail, for hookup & cable and phone: Attractive monthly rates. 856-2386. 324 Single bed, mattress, headboard, new linens & cover, '$125.; Early American rocker; a beauty, like new,. $350.; Chinee* ■ cedar chest, may bs antique, $300. 856-9504. '. "' ■ ■'■.-;■ ■■ "■■ ' ■' ■.•'•':.:■ 32-t 50 ib. grass seed, $30.; fireplace set, $15.; new rain suits, $15.; new battery pr elec. smoke alarms, $10.; old picnic set, $40.; bathtub trough, $20.; pickaxe, $10:8564504 ' • y ■••,'•■■ ,y ■ 32-1 2 bdrm. 12x60.'.Lge. lot, great; park, .reas. pad rent. Workshop, ,6 appl., new furnace. $22,900.656-5457. . ' • 324 Good hay for sale. $1.75 pr. bale. 858-2749. '■",.32-2. 1975 Audi Fox! wagon. 4 dr. cond.$1100.856-2850. stand. Good .324 16 Inch gas saw & case, 2 yrs. old, $175.; TV antenna & rotor, 2 yrs, old, $125.856-9504, 32-2 1985 26 It. triple E motorhome. Like new: Only 1600 kms. Dash air, auto, crul.se, AM/FM stereo/tapedeck. Sleeps 6. Must sell. 8694152. 324 15V. ft. Aristocrat trailer. Sleeps 5. Oven, fridge, dual water system, porta pottl, Ige. awning, with equalizer.hitch. $1800. Must sell. 856-7388 or 5344396 after 6 p.m. 324 Reliable 16 yr. old girl Is willing to give Mobile home, must be moved. 12x48. riding lessons to beginners. Eng. or western. Furnished. $10,000.5304597. . 32-1 Flat work only. Your horse or mine. $5. pr.. ' 7". hr. 8564216; 324 Lambs lor sale. 8564167. . 32-1 22 It. trailer, 1975 Excon. Reese hitch comb. swaybar. T.V: & aerial. Many extras free. $4900. obo, 853-2252. . : 32-2 Garage sale. Aug. 9, 10 and 16, 17. 104 p.m.28776-60Ave, : ..-' :' ' , '32-2- . 2 bdrm. up, 2 bdrm. down. 2 washrooms, F.P., ? appl., garage, fenced yard. $550.' Avail, immed. Gall'collect 581-5226 after 5:30p.m. " y '■• 324 1961 Honda CM400T, Exc. cond. With plexl fairing,, new Spitfire tire. Must be seen. $950.8564456. .324 Boys hockey equip: 8564513. 32-2 11R22.5 Michellns. 900x16.5 tires; Chev gravel truck; Ford dump truck. 7924825. 32-1 1973' Ford F250 for parts. Also 20x40 Atcd ptble.'building, fully Insulated, $4000, Call after 6 p.m. 856-5586. 32-4 Aloha Mobile Home Park. One pad avail., up to 72 ft. $230. pr.mth. 856-2366. 32-3 Free puppies, Sheltle Lab cross. 856-9809. 324 New motorized wheelchair for sale. $2500. 32-3 Weed free mushroom manure, $55. for load of 13 yds. Free delivery within 10 miles. 8564677. ; y 32-4 Reliable young woman will babysit full time. Your home. Have refs. 856-5643. 324 MOM'SWAGON . 1981 Plymouth K car wagon. 4 cyl. auto. Exceptional cond. 5304820. 32-1 Toro lawnmower, 19", $85.; Briggs & Stratton 5 HP, $85.; swivel rocker, gold, $50. 859-0687. ' 32-2 Family mllkcow. Short Horn/Guernsey cross, $550.8564233. 32-2 Hay lor sale. $1.50 pr. bale. 856-7386. 32-2 9 mth. old female mulllpoo. 8564230. 324 pifOTOcopia 8-1/2 x 11 or 8-1/2 x 14 Z 556-0-02 SPECIALTY PRINTING 27109 Frassr Hwy., Aldergrove 32-11 "*«*' 26" McClary avocado stove, clean & works well. $250. obo. 6564193,856-3438. 32-2' Drugs not harmless HALIFAX - Is Timothy Leary living proof you can't do LSD a few tho\isand times and not have it affect you? The former guru of the acid • set spoke at Dalhousie University recently in a rambling, often unintelligible discourse On life, authority and his new love, computers. "Turn on, tune in and re-boot," he told a capacity crowd of students, many of whom had never heard of him. **U__ sen*... rf\ x\_nr._.wn*v.iQ»»f with I_SD and advocate civil unrest," one co-ed explained (o her preppy-looking companion prior to the lecture. "So what's he doing now?" her friend asked. "Living in Miami making lots of money?'- Actually, it's California. After stints with hallucinogens, prison, and even stand- up comedy, Leary now peddles computer software with ali the zeal he once used to endorse better living through chemicals. Tanned and fit in a grey business suit and white sneakers, the man who coined the '60s catch phrase Turn on, Tune in, Drop out, spoke of a line of interactive software he is developing through his company, Futique Inc. At one point, he gave a vague explanation of one program called Mind Mirror, where a person puts thoughts and dreams on computer and analyses them. "I know, what some of you are thinking," he said. "He's Vtpastpd his brain on acid." \ : 28 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6,1986 Expo deficit could reach $600-million Iff-'- if.' VANCOUVER - The Expo 86 worid fair could have a deficit of as much as $600 million, a University of B.C. economics professor says. Charles Blackorby, who did a study on the economics of the world's fair, told a session at the Canadian Institute of Planners conference that jobs created by Expo in a time of high unemployment are better than nothing, but the money could have been spent on social programs. "With the sole exception of Seattle (in 1962), every exposition since the Second Worid War has been a complete financial disaster, "he said. He noted that Expo 67 in Montreal lost $916 million and the New Orleans fair two years ago was $121 million in the red. Expo chairman Jim Pattison estimates the fair will have a deficit of $300 million to $400 million. Blackorby said he believes depressed economic times need smaller projects and that cities should not use world's fairs as an &:K$~m- WH impetus to improve public works such as roads and transit. But speakers from Seattle, New Orleans, Spokane, and Montreal had different views. "I still believe a fair can be a shot in the arm for a community," said Terry Clegg of Spokane's planning and zoning department. "A straight balance sheet is not the way to measure the success of a fair." New Orleans planner Ralph Thayer said most cities have used fairs to give themselves a boost. "Each city that has taken on a fair has done so out of a feeling of inferiority, the need to be recognized." He said his city's fair, .which was run by a private company and went bankrupt, was built in an old warehouse district that became a ghost town again after the fair. He also said the fair took tourist spending away from New Orleans' French Quarter and it hasn't all returned. By contrast, he added, Expo 86 is successful. Narcotics bust at arcade LANGLEY - RCMP raids at the Family Rm Arcade, 20279 - 56 Avenue on July 22 and 24 resulted in the arrest of nine individuals charged with 14 offences of narcotics trafficking. Eight of the nine charged were adults, the other a young offender. RCMP also charged 18 individuals arrested on offences of simple possession. Three of these were young offenders. The individuals are scheduled to appear at Langley Provincial Court in September. :! B*_ P. w. k J_5__SfeK«w«» iSStfSft-" •-ss3ggfes_. m a«a_S_&!_2i* s_*^S&gi_ ^miPP! (MOl°_£ffB<* r i r • i • i i ' • i 111
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