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Valley's Only FREE CLASSIFIED ADS.' Centre starts next week HIT BY TWO DUMPTRUCKS ALDERGROVE - Construction of the long-awaited community centre begins here on Oct. 15, and the community is now being called on to come forward and help out. "People wishing to hejp on committees or to donate their time to projects such as landscaping, painting, wiring and so on are urged to come forward," says Pat MacCarthy, a spokesman for local Kinsmen and Kinette clubs. MacCarthy, an employee of Aldergrove Super Valu has organized a fund-raiser for the community centre, set for Saturday, Nov. 14 at Aldergrove Centre Mall. During that day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., volunteers will be taking donations to the centre in the form of a "toll parking" fee asked of shoppers. Later that evening, a "kick-off extravaganza" dance will be held at the Elk's Hall. Tickets for this 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. event are only $5. The clubs are also organizing a Club 400 lottery. The cost will be $52 ($1 per week) and will give a one-in-eight chance of winning a minimum of $100 per week over 52 weeks. More details on this and a Christmas tree disposal service and bonfire in January are forthcoming. A prize draw is also being organized. Kinsmen have raised $360,000 of the $450,000 budget for the community centre, to be built on 29 Avenue next to the high school. As it will be a true community centre, available to all residents, the Kinsmen are eager to hear ideas and other input from the public. Anyone who wishes to help in any way should call the centre's answering service at 856-2899. VOL. 29 No. 41 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 30 CENTS Established 1957 3089 - 272 Street, Aldergrove, B.C. Call 856-8303 or 856-5212 Sales break more records SURREY - Real estate sales in the Fraser Valley continue to break records. With three more months left to year end, last year's record number of 10,086 sales on the Multiple Listing Service of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board has already been broken. The highest number of sales ever processed in September, 999, were also reported, up 15 percent from last September. "This is a good indication of the strength of our Canadian economy," FVREB president Ken Johnson says. The number of real estate sales in the valley are up 33 percent. The highest increase was reported in Surrey (41 percent) followed by Langley (35 percent) and North Delta and White Rock (28 percent). The average house price in the Valley is $96,000 compared to $136,000 in the Greater Vancouver area. '"- ■'■■•' Following are the average house prices by area: Abbotsford-Matsqui, $79,033; North Delta, $114,093; Langley, $90,028; Mission, $60,023; Surrey, $94,162; White Rock, $129,170. Candidates on cue BROOKSWOOD - An all candidates meeting for people seeking office on township council has been, scheduled for Thursday, November 12 at 7 p.m. in the Brookswood secondary school 'theatre. Moderator will be John Osenton. Meeting is sponsored by the Langley chamber of commerce. Candidates for mayor and aldermen will address the public and answer questions from the floor. Posties slow down ALDERGROVE - Postal workers here and across the country hit the pavement Friday, following the introduction of back to work legislation in Parliament. Canada Post and Canadian Union of Postal Workers are stalemated in contract talks over the issue of franchising of service to private business in the smaller communities where Canada Post presently loses money by offering normal postal service. This Canada Post demand may lead to closure of offices in such areas as Whonnock or Bradner, where service would then be offered under contract by grocery stores, for example. The Aldergrove post office is not being considered under this plan, however. The back to work legislation is expected to pass Parliament this week, and would provide binding arbitration on the issue. CUPW employees at Aldergrove were walking with placards outside the office, Friday and Tuesday, while the postmaster was single- handedly sorting the mail and manning the customer desk. Unlike some of the major centres, noteably Montreal and Vancouver, there has been no scuffling or violence of any sort here. Those who cross the picket line have been finding little in their postal boxes, as mail has been slowed down and many are also choosing not to take a chance on sending anything by mail. The postmaster said deliveries have been coming in regularly from other centres, but admitted that he has been hard-pressed to keep up with the sortation, which has fallen behind schedule. Deliveries of mail to postal boxes and to the rural route drivers (the latter are contract employees not affiliated with CUPW) are otherwise continuing as normal, says Canada Post. Crash kills couple MATSQUI - A horrific collision involving a car and two gravel trucks, shortly after noon Friday, took the lives of an elderly White Rock couple. George Mathers, 69, and wife Grace Ann Mathers, 65, were pronounced dead on arrival at MSA Hospital. The couple were eastbound on King Road (16 Avenue) in their Chevrolet Malibu, when they were struck by a loaded northbound dumptruck and an empty south bound dumptruck with transfer trailer, at the intersection of Lefeuvre Road, 12:20 p.m., Oct. 9. Driver of the northbound truck, Floyd Chaplin, 44, of Langley was treated and released from MSA Hospital. The other driver, Douglas A. Coleman, 52, of Ladner, is listed in stable condition at MSA Hospital, recovering from neck injuries. Matsqui Police and the B.C. Coroner's office are still investigating the crash. The collision and a resulting fire totally destroyed the 1982 Malibu, and heavy damage was also sustained by the trucks. At least 11 emergency vehicles were called to the scene. Witnesses at the scene said the car was cut in pieces and unrecognizable. Firemen were using hoses to wash the car wreckage off the road, while the trucks were lifted by crane onto trailers to be hauled away. It was several hours before the wreckage was cleaned up and the intersection re-opened to traffic. MCC worker Jeff Kroeker, director of the Glades Immigration Coalition, Inc., in Belle Glade, Fla., talks with a Haitian woman who is applying for temporary residence. In background are other staff at the center, a Duke University student, left, woman, right. Graduate provides U.S. relief FORT LANGLEY - When Jeff Kroeker graduated from Trinity Western University in 1986, he was prepared for missionary service in the Third World. But he wasn't expecting Belle Glade. Belle Glade and Palm Beach are both in Florida. In the same county, in fact. But they might as well be on different planets: Palm Beach is the vacation resort of the rich; Belle Glade is the squalid home of thousands of itinerant farm workers. The average Belle Glade resident dropped out of high school and is not registered to vote. Many are illegal immigrants from Haiti. Drug use is heavy. Illegitimacy is common. And Belle Glade has a higher per capita incidence of AIDS than even San Francisco or New York. After getting his degree at Trinity Western, Kroeker volunteered for service as a missionary with MCC (Mennonite Central Committee). MCC sent him to Belle Glade to work with NOAH (Neighbors Organized for Adequate Housing). He helped organize a major new housing development, then helped raise $76,000 for a pre-natal care program. At times, he found himself working 60 hours or more a week. "But part of our program is to work ourselves out of a job by encouraging local people to take initiative and responsibility for development programs," says Kroeker. "As more and more local people got involved, I found myself with more and more free time.'' Then, in November of 1986, the PLEASE SEE PAGE 32 Oil spill kills MATSQUI - Charges are still pending, following the leakage of at least 9,000 litres of used motor oil into Pepin Creek last week. Federal fisheries officer Kelly Bertrand said an unknown number of fish and other animals have died. The oil storage tank had rolled down a hill, and its contents had emptied into the ground more than 40 metres from the creek. A firm specializing in oil mop- up, assisted by volunteers, have cleaned up most of the oil in the creek, but officials are concerned that the oil in the ground will travel into the creek for months to come. Work will continue over at least the next two months to draw out this oil in the ground. The spill was discovered Sept. 27 in the 700-block of Lefeuvre Road. Pepin Creek flows into the U.S.A., where it enters another creek, and is a spawning ground for Coho salmon and trout. The maximum fine for a first offence under the federal Fisheries Act is $50,000. plus the costs incurred during cleanup. Fisheries officers say three possible suspects have been identified. Two drown DEKA LAKE - Two Langley men drowned Sunday morning in a boating accident here, 70 kilometres east of 100 Mile House. Tom Blight, 60, was attempting . to help his son-in-law, Andrew Woods, 31, after their small aluminum boat was swamped, but both men were unable to swim to shore. Blight's daughter, Jill Woods, 27, swam about 70 metres to shore. Police said none of the three were wearing life jackets. Second Class Mall Registration No. 1270 Postage Prepaid, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 s? THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 TOWN TALK By MICHELE BRUNORO This week's question: Do you believe we will be seeing cheaper mnnH food, cheaper clothes and cheaper shoes as a result of the free trade deal? Local issues being addressed according to non-candidate Noreen: Since no one's really sure what the outcome of the free trade deal will be, I'm not sure what the benefits will be either. For all we know, another government could come in and the free trade agreement wouldn't go through. Maria: It's possible that these products will be sold cheaper, but in the end people will be losing their jobs and the benefits of free trade won't outweigh the negative aspects. Ken: I don't think we will be seeing these products sold cheaper. Maybe wholesalers' profits from across the border will increase, but the prices for the consumer will stay the same. Colleen: No, I don't think these products will be sold at cheaper prices. While we do import from the U.S., they're not our only import market for these products. Gus: I believe we will be seeing cheaper products such as these. Canadians will be forced to become more efficient in order to compete with Americans. Ian: Though we may find these items to be less expensive because of free trade, an agreement would do more harm than good. Free trade will wreck our industry. *-** THE CANOE RANCH 3rd Annual ,»- RENTAL CANOE SALE ^y 16 ft. Family Recreational Canoes SAVE UP TO 40% October 6th to October 31st Monday - Saturday 27726 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove, B.C. 856-0202 LANGLEY- Walnut Grove will get adequate parks and recreation facilities if most candidates for township council keep their word, so Langley businessman Jimmy Olsen says he doesn't need to run for mayor. "I've talked to just about every candidate for mayor and alderman," said Olsen, "and I believe them when they say Walnut Grove is a priority. "I trust they will deliver. I know hundreds of parents with children in Walnut Grove and they are counting on council to see that proper, wholesome family activities are there for them." Olsen was a leader in the movement to build the Langley Civic Centre in the 1970's, and he said he is prepared to play the same role for Walnut Grove. Olsen's decision not to seek the mayor's chair is also a result of his long standing position that politicians should Uve where they run. Olsen has lived in Langley City since 1967. "I feel like a citizen of the township, but I've talked to a lot of people, and I just don't think that's good enough. H I were going to run in the township, I think I would have to move there, and I'm just not ready to do it." He is less convinced that Langley's economic development will be properly managed by the new council. "We need to bring jobs to Langley. We need a group of businessmen to go and bring in the business. We need to sell, we need to hustle." He called the current economic development efforts bureaucratic and timid. He promised to assist the new council in every way possible in the economic development area. Olsen will not endorse a candidate for mayor this election, but he did suggest that the new mayor should have experience in business and government at the local level, and a long track record of . service in the community. With Reference Canada, the answers are as close as your phone. Questions about Government of Canada Programs and Services. Reference Canada helps Canadians find out what they need to know about the Government and services. Your local Reference Canada branch will direct you to the appropriate can best answer your questions. All inquiries can be answered in English and French, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. • In British Columbia call: Vancouver (604)666-5555 Toll-free I-800-663-1381 Zenith089l8(Atlin) • In Yukon Territory call: YUKON INQUIRY CENTRE Whitehorse (403)667-5811 Toll-free 1-667-5955 Reference Canada operates in conjunction with the provincial inquiry service of Canada's programs government office that ■ jiu ■ Department of Ministere des Supply & Services. Approvisionnoments et Services. Canada REAL goes with five BROOKSWOOD - The Regional Electors of Aldergrove and Langley held their nominating meeting Tuesday, September 29 at the civic centre. Nominated to represent REAL for council were Sandra Office opens ALDERGROVE - A new constituency office for Langley MLA's Carol Gran and Dan Peterson will open here this Friday, Oct. 16. The official opening from 5 to 7 p.m. will feature provincial health minister, Peter Dueck. The office is located at 27118 Fraser Highway; phone 856-9200. Hulbert, Renee Poley, and Derrill Thompson. Hulbert, owner of Trident Installations is also a director of Langley Lodge and a member of the Women's Network. Poley who works as a social worker is also a part owner of a computer software company and a co-founder of the Langley-Alder- grove Association for Nuclear Disarmament. Thompson is presently in sales and a member of the Langley chamber of commerce. He also sits on the executive board of the Children's Services Employees Union. Nominated to represent REAL for school board were incumbent Rosemary Bolster and Susan Dodd. Bolster, a trustee since 1985, is a member of the CUPE liaison committee, superintendent's evaluation committee, and school district management negotiating committee. Dodd is currently a member of the parent advisory group for the Langley school district guidance and counselling program. She is in her second term as president of the Otter elementary school PTG and has worked as a senior council representative in 4H. THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 Kinsmen to recruit for Food Bank ALDERGROVE - Kinsmen will stage a two-night door to door blitz in the area, Oct. 19 and 20 to gather donations for the Aldergrove Food Bank. It will be combined with a club membership drive, seeking men aged 21-45 years to attend meetings. Kinsmen president Bruce Strongitharm says the club's principles are community service, per sonal development and fellowship. Meetings are held on alternating Tuesday evenings at the local OAP hall. Inquiries can be directed to Strongitharm, phone 856-9519. Their national president, Ron Heffler of Newfoundland will visit Aldergrove, Oct. 21, to view the site of the Aldergrove community centre, a project initiated by the local club. Right Vote candidates tour Langley Hamilton Farms 400 feet north of Fraser Hwy. on Lefeuvre Rd., Aldergrove 856*6068 The Right Vote Campaign took to the road last week. Alderman Len Fowler, who is running for Mayor, spent a day with Aldermanic candidates Lorraine Brisson, John Campbell, Rich Coleman, Terry McCarthy, Ib Moller, and Terry Thorne driving through all parts of the community. "The issues facing Langley are not only diverse, but also very complex," said Len Fowler. "There are no easy answers." Some of the issues identified as community priorities included the need for long-range community planning; economic growth and diversification; water and sewer concerns throughout the township; the community transit system; recreational and cultural facilities; and balancing the effects of urban growth on the rural community. "Our campaign is very much issue-oriented. We are going to be aggressive in addressing the concerns of residents and soliciting their input," stated Fowler. "Our commitment is to open and accessible government - to provide Langley with a council that works together and makes decisions in a broad public forum." Granny Smith apples 39 oranges lb. 29 lb. OPEN 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. EVERY DAY Good selection of fresh fruit & vegetables. Grange MATTRESS & MATCHING BOXSPRING Single I WE ACCEPT IMASTERCARI VISA& AMERICAN EXPRESS com to m ■ VU' ■ ...... . 100*. locally Own.d ond Op.fal.d 2556 Montroi* Av« OUR PHONE NUMBER 853-4401 DAILY DELIVERY IN YOUR AREA FOR THE EARLY BIRD OPEN 8:30 A.M. MON. • SAT. THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 Zalm's proposal worth trying New heights in hitting low By Ann M. Smith It seems we've been underestimating the leadership of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. Every time they appear in the spotlight, we're led to believe that this is it; there's no possible way they can sink any lower in public esteem. We thought that way, for example, after a 42-day walkout in I98l that virtually paralyzed the entire country and then again very recently when they tried to bully union dues out of 2,000 small business people. It seems, however, we were wrong. There doesn't appear to be any limit to the depth these people are capable of sinking to. The latest damaging piece of evidence came a few weeks ago when the Canadian Federation of Independent Business obtained a 25-page document detailing the union's two-phase national program of action against privately run post offices. It's not surprising that CUPW labelled this thing "CONFIDENTIAL" and warned readers that it is "not for public consumption". Silly, disgusting, amateurish, degrading. Take your pick—they all describe the contents of this dirty tricks manifesto. The so-called "program of action", signed by CUPW national vice president Darrell Tingley, instructs local union members to visit sub-post offices posing as either hearing and speech- impaired customers or finicky people asking a lot of "dumb" questions. There are 14 scenarios in all. Number four, for example, gives a complete script between the customer—who is to act the part with a hearing or speech impairment—and the clerk. The handwritten conversation reads like this: Customer: Stamps please. Clerk: What stamps? Customer: For letters. Clerk: Letters are 36 cents. Customer: Everywhere? Clerk: Everywhere in Canada. Customer: Is that airmail? Clerk: In Canada, yes. And so on. The CUPW manifesto goes on to list a series of suggestions asking, for example, if there are any special regulations about sending home-made butter by mail—or—how to send bees to Pas, Manitoba—or—that ever-popular request for the best way to send a cigarette lighter to Italy. CUPW's boss, Jean-Claude Parrot says, not surprisingly, that his union has nothing to apologize for. In fact, he's gone so far as to warn owners of these sub-post offices that their businesses will be picketed during this strike. He says this knowing that such actions would be illegal. And that has many postal observers worried that even legal barriers are no longer enough to keep this union in check. This self-titled Volume One is apparently just the first step in their "overall campaign" against the beleaguered Canadian postal user. Isn't it a shame that CUPW can't put as much energy and dedication into delivering the mail on time as it does in harassing the people the union is paid to serve. It sounded like a typical Vander Zalm brainstorm, the idea of giving secondary school students "passports" and issuing them stamps worth money towards a university education when they make test scores that put them in the top 30 percent of their class. It turns out, however, that the plan was proposed by a committee of educators. Predictably, other educators have denounced the idea, trotting out the old arguments that tests don't have any real value, that education should not be competitive, and that youngsters in school should enjoy the experience and leam to be well-rounded citizens, not just scramble after marks. In the recent past arguments of that sort have usually carried the day, but with Vander Zalm that isn't so likely to happen, so we will probably have a chance to see how the "passports" work. There doesn't seem to be any certainty that this experiment would involve making any more money available to help students pay for post-secondary education, but even if it is basically just symbolic, symbols have always had a powerful effect on the actions of human beings. The idea of a lot of teenagers changing their work habits in order to store up a few hundred dollars credit for future schooling costs seems rather unlikely, but perhaps they would. If so, we would suggest that it would be even more effective to offer reward not for a set percentage of the students so that all are competing for a limited amount of money, but for every student achieving a set level on their tests. That would make it possible for any student to earn more by working harder, regardless of what others did. Anyway, it's worth a try. Let's see how it works out. - Agassiz Advance A different kind of alternate paper BURNABY - On October 2 of this year, an alternative university student newspaper which supports U.S. aid to the Contras, privatization of CBC and elimination of Affirmative Action appeared on the campus of Simon Fraser University. About 7,500 copies were distributed. This marks the second time in less than a year that an issue of Liberte - an eight page tabloid which espouses right-wing, free enterprise views ~ has emerged on SFU. Liberte's first edition came out in the spring of 1987. In that issue Liberte condemned those students who demanded the people of B.C. to give them more money in the forms of grants or lower tuition fees. It also called for an end of sanctions against South Africa and the elimination of minimum wage legislation. According to editor Gord Denu- sik, a fourth year business administration and economic student at SFU, "Liberte was borne out of the disdain toward The Peak's (the official SFU student newspaper) constant promotion of socialism and other left-wing views. Esteemed authors kept under surveillance by FBI Winds of change By ALAN RANKIN The Commonwealth Conference being held in Vancouver is indeed a tremendous event. It does indicate that changes are needed, they are long overdue, we must change or perish. We are in need of changes in this country of ours. We sense the need of change, but are certainly not willing to give up our right to stand tall as a nation. We are a big country and are proud of our history and will defend our independence. We don't want to become a satellite of any country. The Americans are sharp dealers. One has to have their wits about them to get a good deal. We are looking for a square deal in our dealing with other countries. Rather than free trade with the US, trade with all countries would be more in line with our future as a nation, and put our people to work. It may be that the U.S. doesn't appreciate us in the way a big country, and a neighbor should be. There are a number of countries who would buy our goods and we should consider buying more goods from them. The Soviet Union was a big buyer of our wheat, but it was more of a one way deal. They have farm machinery of superior quality to sell, they also have trucks and cars that are built for rugged countries like Canada. I would really like to see a Canadian car built for the Canadian winters. I do believe the Americans would have more respect for us if we stood up to them as a full grown equal. A good and powerful friendly neighbor. NEW YORK - More than 50 of the most prominent authors in the United States were kept under surveillance by the FBI and other agencies because their writings were considered subversive, an article in the latest New Yorker magazine says. Among them were Ernest Hemingway, labelled a drunk and a Communist; Sinclair Lewis and Pearl Buck, criticized for promoting civil rights; John Steinbeck, accused of tarnishing the country's LETTER Think, kids, before too late Editor, The Star, Sir, It was a year ago this Halloween that Aldergrove lost two of its teenagers in an auto accident. Teenagers are warned often by their parents and teachers about speeding, drinking and driving, or riding with someone who has been drinking. I don't think the average young person believes that it will happen to him or her. With the fall weather soon upon us, bringing foggier nights and icy roads, I feel this would be a good time for young people to think about their driving habits. Since they will be remembering the death of their friends in the next few weeks, a bit of reflection might possibly save a young life. L. McLEAN Aldergrove. image; and Truman Capote, targeted as a "supporter of the (Cuban) revolution." Others kept under surveillance included Carl Sandburg, Nelson Algren, John Dos Passos, William Faulkner, Thornton Wilder, Tennessee Williams, W.H. Auden and Thomas Wolfe. New Yorker contributor Herbert Mitgang, in an article published in the Oct. 5 issue, said he obtained portions of the government dossiers over the last several years through the federal Freedom of Information Act. Many of the files were heavily censored, even when the subjects had died decades ago, but enough remained to clearly illuminate the government's "censorious, anti- libertarian tone," Mitgang wrote. Although most of the surveillance occurred during the 1940s and 1950s, the author concluded: "Apparently the practice is continuing." Mitgang quoted Athan Theo- haris, a history professor at Marquette University and the author of a book on domestic surveillance, saying: "I wouldn't be surprised if the FBI was still pursuing some of the old cases." But FBI spokesman Bill Carter said the agency no longer has the time or the inclination to conduct such surveillance. "You're talking about years ago," he said. "We didn't have any guidelines, basically." None of the more than 50 writers whose files were obtained were ever convicted of any crime attributed to them by the FBI or other federal agency, the New Yorker article said. ——* Tweens score high ALDERGROVE - The local Tween team travelled to Richmond last weekend to play in what turned out to be a well fought game. Aldergrove scored first and never looked back. Cindy Singbeil and Amber Mutter scored two each while Trina Pybus, Christy Lusk, Kim Borg and Allison Stockbrocks added singles. Final Allied Bruins win yet again ALDERGROVE - The Allied Aluminum Products sponsored Pee Wee Rep A Bruins won their second straight exhibition game last Wednesday in Cloverdale. Led by the shut out goaltending of Michael Bennett, the Bruins blanked the home team 3-0. Warren Borg from Duncan Mcintosh opened the scoring. Kevin Haber then scored the game's prettiest goal on a set up from Borg and Gordie Zazelenchuck. Dustin Unruh closed the scoring with assists going to Jason Flint and Brad Peters. On Saturday evening, the Bruins hosted a strong Seattle team and came out on the short end of a very exciting 2-1 game. Warren Borg from Jason Proulx notched the only goal for the home team. Both Duncan Peeman and Michael Bennett made outstanding saves to keep the Bruins close. This week see the Bruins in White Rock on Tuesday evening and then at home Saturday at 6:45 with a return match against Cloverdale. score Aldergrove 9, Richmond 5. . The defense squad of Meryle Christiansen, Debby Sutherland, Erin Williams and Bonnie Hilts played superb in front of netminder Tricia Batt. This was the team's first action this season, and with the performance they put on this should be an excellent season. Hallowe'en fun at library LANGLEY - There's a special treat in store for preschool children ages 2% to 5 at municipal libraries this Hallowe'en. Hallowe'en Fun will feature funny spooks in stories and puppets for all to enjoy -- parents are always welcome too. The same program will be offered at Brookswood Library, 20045 - 40 Ave, 534-7055 on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 10 a.m. with free tickets available at the library starting Oct. 15; Fort Langley Library, 9167 Glover Road, 888- 0722, on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 1:30 p.m. with free tickets available at the library starting Oct. 15; and at the Aldergrove Library, Aldergrove Centre Mall, 856-6415, on Friday, Oct. 30 at 9:30 a.m. with free tickets available at the library starting Oct. 16. No phone orders for tickets please. For further information on this or any other children's program or service, please contact the children's department at 534-3284. Alder league bowling BANTAMS Sept. 26. THT Pinbusters 1815, THS Strikers 993, MHT Steven H. 301, MHS Jason 170, LHT Frances 217, LHS Jennifer Hi. 144, MHA Steven H. 133, LHA Frances 97. JRS. & SRS. Sept. 26. THT Goonies 3403, THS Scorpions 1184, MHT Kevin 579, MHS Kevin 242, LHT Amber 368, LHS Kalhy 145, MHA Kevin 177, LHA Amber 124. IOF 6:45 MONDAY Sept. 28. THT Teddy Bears 3350, THS Teddy Bears 1213, MHT Doug Bloomfleld 766, MHS Doug Bloomfleld 288, LHT Joanne Good 640, LHS Edna Horstead 295, MHA Doug Bloomfleld 220, LHA Chris Dyck 191. TUESDAY COFFEE Sept. 29. THT Corner Pins 3538, THS Valley Cats OAP bowling B. McCarthy W. Wilczynski R. Taylor J. Mills F. Reid R. Engebretson D. Howard K. Madsen T. Wharton V. Moore D. Cross M. Demkes L. McEvoy B. Ingram G. Weibe E. Burchmore F. McCarthy F. Wix E. Reinke H. Boers W. Wilczynski C. Taylor G. Mills 465 500 416 504 500 529 448 571 437 553 553 440 458 421 571 425 439 404 401 502 513 495 441 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 5 Hodge for Germany By MARILYN GREGORY LANGLEY - Physiotherapist Pippa Hodge, head riding instructor at the Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association's center, left for Germany on Thursday, October 8. She will be learning about disabled riding from the German perspective. She will be going to the Black Forrest and will return October 18. There will be 18 physiotherapists going to Germany - two from Canada and 16 from the United States. The trip has been organized by Jean Tebay who is the head of Therapeutic Riding Services in the United States. She is also involved with the Delta Society of Ren ton, Washington which is an organization of professional people who study ways in which humans relate or interact with animals. 1303, LHT Isabella 757, LHS Isabella 380, LHA Isabella 207. TUESDAY 7-9 THT Couch Potatoes 3623, THS Couch Potatoes 1332, MHT Paul Hipwell 772, MHS Paul Hipwell 319, LHT Cathy Snider 749, LHS Cathy Snider 277, MHA Paul Hipwell 221, LHA Cathy Snider 233. WED. MORN. LADIES Sepl. 30. THT Wipe Outs 3270, THS Wipe Outs 1155, LHT Lu-Lu Jackson 627, LHS Aurora MacEachern 251, LHA Lu-Lu Jackson 187. THURS. NIGHT MIXED 6:45 P.M. Oct. 1. THT Mr. Ed's 3573, THS Mr. Ed's 1306, MHT Howard Craddock 834, MHS Howard Craddock 314, LHT Lynne Meisner 685, LHS Jane Dykstra 326, MHA Howard Craddock 228, LHA Jane Dykstra 203. THURS. MENS 9-11 P.M. Oct. 1. THT Sand Baggers 3090, THS Furballs 886, MHF Dan Woykin 1092, MHS Barry Samuelson 393, MHA Richard Wrlsten 230. LOOK WHO'S HERE !!!! "THE WHIPPLETREE" is happy to announce that ANN TANNER has joined our styling team. For an appointment please call 533-1525 WHIPPLETREE HAIRSTYLING CEDARBROOK SQUARE 200 St. and 41 Ave., Langley Mon. - Sat. 9:00-5:00 Thurs. eve til 8:00 WTB000CW6 ■111 Z__-++^^^^^^^^ ofowr intenSe .^mv is now .,non dr or *#£1— VOU - mJ>. .:n2 TjDltH SUPB ^^^^^ fttlC* e«* ***** * ^ tot-* io**' *Vwifft» *'* *r Us— ^' - AAA** III" **ll rft,B PLUS""" V.dl.>Ur.«. ■..^"^'^•^H^:■»"^',^"*^'' ' •'■•'■ ■ ' THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 DINNER IS ON US With every purchase of $150 or more (Oct. 13-26) we give you a gift certificate for Dinner for 2 at "Vlahos Restaurant" NEW ARRIVALS House Coats Nightgowns great for gifts Also enter our free draw for gift certificates (no purchase necessary) RESERVE THIS DATE NOW Monday, November 2 — 6:30 Dinner - Fashion Show - Vlahos Holiday fashions from Inge's Fashions - Featuring Designer furs by Trautmann For reservations call 534-7766 or S30-6»i44 LANGLEY MALL me'sJasniom J OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Wed., Thurs. & Fri. til 9:00 p.m Sunday 12-5 p.m. 534-7766 IN WAKE OF DIOXIN POISONING Scientists to study herons DELTA - The Canadian Wildlife Service is asking the public to help them find the wereabouts of Great Blue Heron nesting areas, or heronries, in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island. The service has been studying environmental contamination since the early '70s, and is alarmed by the recent discovery of dioxins in the eggs of a heronry near Crofton. None of the eggs of the 60 pairs nesting there hatched this year. A nearby mill was credited as the source of the dioxins, one of the most deadly poisons known by man. Biologist Philip Whitehead says an Environment Canada study will attempt to show "if dioxins are affecting egg development and-or the behavior of adults (herons)." He said there were at one time 85 known heronries but as they frequently abandon sites and choose new ones the exact number and locations are continually changing, and only the whereabouts of 25 heronries are presently known. "Anyone knowing the whereabouts of a heron colony that was active last spring is asked to either telephone the Canadian Wildlife Service at 946-8546 or to write Heron Search, Canadian Wildlife Service, Box 340, Delta, B.C., V4K 3Y3, with information on colony size and location," said Whitehead. Otter horse club wrap up with award By DENISE ALLEN OTTER - A feast of food followed by enterlalnmenl and the presentation of a multitude of awards made It a fantastic evening for the Otter 4-H Horse Club's annual year end awards night banquet, which was held on October 2 at Saint Alban's hall. Numerous guests (as well as members and parents) attended, making for an enjoyable and exciting night. Achievement ribbons, sponsor grants, and prize money were received by Sara Alien, Siobhan Allen, Jennifer Cormier, Robin Cormier, Alesha Coburn, Nancy Dominato, Rebecca Friesen, Melanie Muldoon, Kara- Leigh Stone, Lori Rippin, Jo-ann Naughty, Glynis Heather, Dayna Hewitt, Pamela Wichmann, Lisa Wichmann, Georgia Gilliland, and the writer. Various junior badges were awarded to Dayna Hewitt, Georgia Gilliland, Lisa Wichmann, Pamela Wichmann, Robin Cormier, Jennifer Cormier, Nancy Dominato, Kara- Leigh Stone, Rebecca Friesen, Jo-ann Naughty and Alesha Coburn. Senior skill certificates and junior leadership certificates and stickers were received by Glynis Heather and Lori Rippin. Sara Allen and Nancy Dominato received junior proficiency certificates, and will become seniors next year. Perfect attendance trophies went to Sara Allen, Siobhan Allen, Jennifer Cormier, Robin Cormier, Rebecca Friesen, Kara-Leigh Stone, Pamela Wichmann and Lisa Wichmann. Unit highpoint trophies were awarded to Kara-Leigh Stone (Unit 1), Sara Allen (Unit 2a), Denise Allen (Unit 2b) and Glynis Heather (Unit 3). Glynis also received a Unit 8 highpoint trophy for raising a two-year-old. Reserve highpoint trophies went to Jo-ann Naughty, Alesha Coburn and Lori Rippin. The top junior public speaker trophy went :o Melanie Muldoon, and the lop senior public speaker trophy to the writer. The lop junior demonstrator trophies went to Sara Allen and Kara-Leigh Stone, and the top senior demonstrator trophies to Alesha Coburn and yours truly. The top junior record book trophy went to Nancy Dominato, and Ihe top senior record book trophy to Lori Rippin. Next the perpetual trophies were awarded by their individual sponsor, with the following results: The president's gavel was awarded to Lori Rippin, and Ihe keeper :rophy went to Kim Sauder. The Belamere trophy for the most Improved member was awarded by Kali Blamire lo Lori Rippin, and Ihe keeper trophy went to Glynis Heather. The Debbie Lewis Memorial cup for junior husbandy was awarded lo Sara Allen, who also received last year's keeper trophy. The Mortimer's Polled Hereford's showman trophy went to Lori Rippin, with the keeper trophy going to Cindy Mortimer. The Otter District Farmer's Institute (Otter Co-op) lop judge Irophy was awarded to the writer, with the keeper trophy going to Kim Sauder. The junior high aggregate trophy for Ihe :op junior member in the club was awarded :o Sara Allen, with the keeper Irophy going to Julie Zazelenchuk. The FVPRA senior high aggregate trophy for the top senior member in the club was awarded to Denise Allen, with the keeper :rophy going to Kim Sauder. Presentations were also made to all of Ihe leaders, with a special one for Olive Heather, who will be stepping down from :he assistant leader position this year. The members of the club will be taking it easy until October 16, when the district awards banquet will be held at Ihe Langley civic centre, and they will see how Ihey did in competitions against Ihe rest of the 4-H members in the district. COMPARE THE VALUE mmmmm -amwwrf^ 1979 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM Original owner, 50,000 orig. miles. Fully loaded including air conditioning. SPRINGMAN MOTORS Wide Selection of Clean Late Model Cars & Trucks. All Are Warranted. All Make Leasing. 20510 Langley Bypass 530-2886 THE ALDERGROVE STAR,THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 «« members of the community. Its hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Monday to FYiday and 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., Mondays and Thursdays. Operating within the philosophy that LES is a clearing house for the community a food bank, situated at 6 - 5661 - 203A St. is open for distribution from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. every Wednesday. Jay McBryan, who works at the center daily, is one of fifteen volunteers who accorded eight thousand plus hours of time to accommodate three thousand families. The Langley school for parents conducts a series of ten classes, three times yearly, Sept., Jan. and April, catering to parents with children ranging in ages from newborn to teens. A provincially-funded contract PLEASE SEE PAGE 8 m * i OMETHING PECIAL HAIR DESIGN BRING IN THIS COUPON & SAVE! This renovated barn in Langley city is the home of Langley Family Services. DESIGNATE YOUR UNITED WAY DOLLARS A history of success for LFS cnm (ir c mors * NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER SPECIALS r()R YOUR APPOISTMIST 856-1444 27026 Fraser Highway, Aldergrove (NEXT TO KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN) By RAE PURCELL According to Marion Smith, coordinator of resource development for Langley Family Services, dollars dedicated by an individual to a specific organization are funded to that organization with no penalty assessed on the amount of the allocated grant from the United Way. The projected budget for LFS for their '87-88 operation will be in the neighborhood of $800,000, up from the actual expenditure of $588,717.66 outlined in the annual report for '86-87. The grant from United Way will represent slightly less than five percent of their total budget; a marked departure from the UW inaugural grant which accounted for approximately fifty percent of the LFS budget. The remainder will come from federal, provincial and municipal (city and township) governments, program fees, membership, rentals, bingo, the food bank and gifts to the society through local churches, service clubs, business concerns and individuals in the community. Twenty full-time staff, over two hundred volunteers, a board of directors plus Foundation board members working together, form LFS, a multi-service, multi-purpose, community based, non-profit agency serving the needs in Langley, Aldergrove, Fort Langley and area. The number of volunteer hours for the '86-87 year amounted to fifty thousand, one hundred and eighteen. The LFS mandate is "Help families help themselves." Originally a counselling service, it has now expanded to incorporate fourteen on-going programs; an additional contracted alcohol and drug counselling service will be operational on Nov. 1 of this year. Twenty-four counsellors, after undergoing an initial sixteen week intensive training course with continual updates and workshops, ministered to the needs of almost twelve hundred people last year. The crisis line, which has a strong liaison with other crisis centers in the Lower Mainland, is open from noon to midnight daily. It is manned by volunteers who have completed thirty-five hours of . intensive initial training with continual updates. These same kindred spirits, in conjunction with Langley letter carriers, provide an 'alert' service for the alone and lonely, upon request. Family Place is a drop-in center for parents and pre-school children to mingle and interact with other LANGLEY MALL'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Continues Langley Mall's 13th Birthday celebration is in full swing with savings and excitement you won't want to miss! ENTER OUR FREE DRAW AND BE ELIGIBLE TO WIN $1300.00 IN LANGLEY MALL MONEY. DETAILS IN CENTERCOURT OF MALL. THE MAGIC OF "PATERSON AND PANDORA" WILL ENTERTAIN ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 - 2,3,4, and 7 p.m. AL CHESTER AND HIS MAGIC VIOLIN ARE BACK FOR SENIORS DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 -1-4 p.m. MEET AND GREET TOOTH PICK'' THE CLOWN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21-1-4 p.m. FREE BIRTHDAY CAKE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 BEGINNING AT 1 p.m. "FIND A COIN INSIDE THE CAKE AND WIN $10.00 instantly. 13 winners in total. COME ENJOY OUR CELEBRATION!!!!! (l» M A" L L e) Downtown Langley on Douglas Crescent at 204th Street Hours: Wed. Thurs. Fri. til 9 p.m. Sunday 12-5 p.m. ^ Difference... mmmmm 3 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 Good value for dollars spent FROM PAGE 7 service called special services to children is sponsored by LFS, which provides child care workers to work with children deemed at risk of being removed from their home or community. As well, an Outreach worker, Rosemary Brown, is busy seeking out and arranging creative activities which will provide the opportunity for interested youths to contribute something of themselves to the community. The information and referral service is fondly described as the 'dispensary'. Fourteen volunteers spent two thousand and eighty hours answering queries put forth by over twelve thousand individuals last year. An extensive card file, listing services and resources in the Langley area is at the fingertips of these obliging receptionists. This same service is available through the crisis line after 5 p.m. As a need arises, LFS attempts to develop the ways and means to supply a satisfactory answer. The pregnant teen support group was formed to assist young women in learning how to cope with their situation. Unfortunately, a 'grandma's group' for the mothers of DEAR! ANNABELLE Dear Annabelle, I am upset by the fact that so many city people think those of us who live in the country are dull- witted homoculi. Or, at least they think I am. What can I do? Signed: A. Homoculus. Dear Annabelle, Have you ever been awakened in the middle of the night by a huge glowing space craft suddenly appearing in your back yard? The door of the craft swings open and out come these little green men wanting you to accompany them on a flight through time and space to their home planet, Trimegradou. Has this ever happened to you? Well, it hasn't happened to me yet, either, but I'm anxiously awaiting the day it does. My blood runs cold. Signed: Nervous. Dear Annabelle, It seems to me that anybody who goes along with those jerks who write horoscopes for the papers should have their heads examined. I mean, how could the world be divided up into twelve separate categories for all five billion people on this poor overworked planet? It's a lot of nonsense, that's what it is. And you better listen up - I'm a Leo. Signed: Mr. Reality Dear Mr. Reality, Are you. by any chance, related to the people who wrote the first two letters? I think you should all get together and make that trip to Trimegradou. I know for a fact that they never have a full moon there at any time of the year. Next month hide in your basement with a wet sack over your heads. Star readers are invited to mail in their questions or problems to ASK ANNABEIJ.K. Use a nom de plume if you wish. The address is ASK ANNABELLE, c-o The Aldergrove Star, Box 220. Aldergrove, B.C. V0X1A0. pregnant teens had to be discontinued due to lack of time and funding. The perinatal teen education project, an extension of the aforementioned program, will be celebrating their official opening on Oct. 22, at Aldergrove secondary school. The Langley school district, in conjunction with LFS, played an instrumental role in bringing this proposal to its fruition and Marlene Grinnell of the school board and LFS president Marion Wells will be on hand with selected representatives from the municipal and provincial governments to launch this learning for life program. In addition to academic training, it offers parenting classes, family management, a support group and self-esteem building. In the very near future, federal funding for the popular and successful computer skills program will be terminated in an effort to encourage private enterprise to provide the service. With the help of a Canada Employment grant, three workers are presently researching the feasibility of setting up two additional family places, in Walnut Grove and Aldergrove. Since the closure of the family center in Aldergrove last January, LFS staff have actively pursued an alternate site. Smith indicated. "We would be happy to provide the expertise and administrative assistance for programs in the Aldergrove area when suitable space and funding is available." A major fund raising project for LFS is their twice-weekly bingo games held in the Community Bingo Palace, directly across from Willowbrook Mall. Revenue realized from this source was in excess of $81,000, thanks to the combined efforts of fifteen volunteers who donated six thousand two hundred and forty hours of their time. The home of LFS is undergoing an internal facelift to accommodate the alcohol and drug counselling program and the refurbished and pleasant surroundings are greatly appreciated by the staff and user rental groups. Executive director, Betty McClurg, who possesses excellent administration qualities and provides discerning guidance to a dedicated staff, is credited with much of the success enjoyed by the expanded organization. But, the bottom line belongs to volunteers like Emily Griffin who joined LFS in March of 1972. Her ability and dedication have been invaluable assets to LFS and an inspiration to the many other citizens in the community who give willingly of their time, effort, money, services, and, last but by no means least, encouragement and support. ROBERT B. KEARL BARRISTER & SOLICITOR of Nundal, Cherrington, Easingwood & Kearl prefers PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS AND GENERAL LITIGATION 9067 Church St., Fort Langley • 888-5811 FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION START MAKING YOUR SABIL INSURANCE 856-4144 HAMMERMILL RESTAURANT G56-5633 PACIFIC JEWELLERY 856-9101 DELI-GROVE 856-6328 RUBY TUESDAYS LUNCH BAR 856-0727 ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL LAUNDROMAT 856-9935 • ELECTROLUX CJ SPORTS 856-8336 SUPER VALU 856-5101 .MASKS TODAY AND ENTER OUR CONTEST THREE AGE GROUPS: 5-7 yrs., 8-11 yrs., 12 & over The best mask in each age group will win a cash prize. All entries must be at the Mall no later than Tues., Oct. 27, 1987. [Entry forms available at Radio Shack & Mall office] Prizes to be awarded Sat., Oct. 31 at 1 p.m. FAMILY PORTRAITS by House of Photos Oct. 19-31 Sitting fee: $2 per family A VARIETY OF PACKAGES TO CHOOSE FROM SWAP MEET [Free tables for month of October] [First come., first serve] RADIO SHACK 856-4014 •SUZANNE'S 856-6666 - JAY'S BURGERS 856-9456 TD BANK 856-5141 VILLAGE CRAFTS BUSY BEE CLEANERS 856-1200 PAYLESS DRUGS 856-7000 LORENCE'S HAIR DESIGN 856-5402 •KIDS CORNER 856-4145 SHAMROCK TICKET SALES 856-0388 SAANS STORE 856-5377 3100 - 272nd ST., ALDERGROVE • 856- Brighouse Pet & Supplies Come and see us in CLEARBROOK TOWN SQUARE for friendly, helpful service and all your pets needs. We Love Pets Too! Specializing in Marine Aquariums, Exotic Birds & purebred Puppies and Kittens 120-32500 South Fraser Way, Clearbrook 853-1786 Course will save dollars THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 MURRAYVILLE - Langley township will send one of their public works mechanics to Conshohocken. Pennsylvania for a three-day course on the maintenance of fire engine pumps. Three aldermen expressed concern. However, administrator Jim Godfrey said he was confident the township would "save significant dollars." The $1,400 cost of sending Harris to the Hale Fire Pump Company plant at Conshohocken would soon be recovered, he said. HcmlUls of Langley FOXY'S BACK at her new home of Laselle's of Langley Offering to her old & new customers the newest techniques in Hair Fashions!! •Sunglitz- $2495 •Perm Special - $2495 20369 -56th Langley, B.C. 534*2129 VANCOUVER to LONDON, return ito* *599 FIESTA CRUISES S.S. Canada Star - & New Orleans 12 days From *1399 S.S. Bermuda Star - California & Mexico 13 days From $1599 Ladybug ^ TRAVEL SERVICE LTD.vl-^£- 20384 Fraser p«i *A11 Highway, Langley DOI"*" • I Benjamin ^ Moore Paints 10% DISCOUNT on All Benjamin Moore Interior Paints Sale ends Oct. 31,1987 25% DISCOUNT on All Wallpaper Books A.A. Blind Decorator Shoppe 106 - 20631 Fraser Hwy., Langley 530-1968 or 530-8477 G. ALAN MAJOR KEN HARALDSEN Barristers & Solicitors Conveyancing Wills & Estates Incorporations 20491 Fraser Highway, Langley, B.C. 530-0422 Personal Injury Civil, Criminal & Matrimonial Litigation 'Southern belle' gown for bride ALDERGROVE - Blue and white streamers flew at the Patricia hall on August 15 when Gillian Morton of Langley exchanged wedding vows with David L. Samuelson. The bride wore a southern belle style gown of ivory satin with a pearl and lace bodice and tiered bottom and train. Headpiece was of silk roses and pearls. The bridal bouquet consisted of peach roses, blue lilies and ivy. Marriage commissioner Del Fearns conducted the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father, George William Morton. Maid of honor was Susan Tait, and bridesmaids Ronda Russell and Linda Morton. They wore sapphire blue lace cocktail length dresses and carried bouquets of peach roses and white lilies. The bride's mother, Marjorie, had chosen a pink silk mid length dress. The mother of the groom, Betty Russell, wore a blue linen mid length suit. Father of the groom is Larry Samuelson of Airdrie, Alberta. Dave Simpson was the groom's best man, and Kerry Russell and Rick Moore ushered in the guests. Out of town guests were Cynthia Poole of Boston, Mass., the Graham family from Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Samuelson of Creston. Jane Hannesschlager was in charge of the gifts. The newlyweds honeymooned at the Tigh-na-Mara resort on Vancouver Island. Gillian graduated from Alder grove High and is now working at the Muffin Break in Langley. The bridegroom also attended Aldergrove High and is employed by Trim Lite in Langley. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Samuelson [nee Gillian Morton]. TIRED OF YOUR OLD WATERBED?^ NO NEED TO GET RID OF YOUR WATERBED FRAME! CONVERT YOUR WATERBED TO A COMFORTABLE SPRING MATTRESS WITH THE WATERBED INSERT QUEEN KING $4QQ00 $59300 I L 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Call lingers for more details...today! [Across from overwaitea] APPLIANCE 8 FURNITURE (1973) LTD. 32661 South Fraser Way 859-7145 FREE DELIVERY -j 0 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 Carole Harley graduated from A.H.S. in 1978, and was the student president. The class of '78 brought A.H.S. to its highest peak of school spirit. The spirit overflowed the school boundaries and the community became involved. 1978 was the only year the school put on two major theatrical productions. The money from that venture paid for the graduation ceremony and the class of '79 reaped the benefits from that profit, also. Carole wants to see that same spirit rekindled with the "Homecoming of'88." She wonders why 90 percent of the registered persons are from outside of the Central FVaser Valley. 50 percent are out of province and only 10 percent are from Aldergrove. Are we all procrastinating? Remember, deadline is November 30, 1987. Only 1,000 can register for the Saturday night dinner and dance, so Carole is warning us to buy tickets quickly. The early registration and deadline is necessary for planning the supplies needed, and organizing the event. Also if more than 1,000 register for the dinner and dance, a larger hall will be booked. Carole feels that if the residents of Aldergrove became a part of the homecoming (50 percent of which are local graduates), the businesses in town will benefit. The purpose of the homecoming is to relive and build the community spirit. Carole mentioned that what is holding back some people from registering is that they feel that they underachieved and that the coming together will emphasize on the success and status. "Who measures success, is it friends, money or status?" asks Harley. This reunion is not to compare at all, but to get together and rekindle friendships. Put aside the inferiority complex and remember the good times with teachers and friends. It's life's experience that have made one grow in character, sharing our growth with the people HIGH SCHOOL Carole Harley we were once close with. Carole and the rest of the team hope that 1,500 will register and make this the most successful event ever, and show the kids of the '80s how important it is to know the school spirit. The highlight of Friday night will be receiving buttons with one's picture from the year book on it. Also three, fifteen minute skits done by former students of the '60s, '70s and '80s. There will be singers from A.H.S. and hopefully the big names, such as Mel (Elvis) Humphrey "will be there, to serenade us." Murial Hall, Allen Moberg and Roy Jones are some of the well known faces we are looking forward to seeing. There will be a slide presentation, and a visit with former teachers and all of the past principals will be there. Refreshments, and the high school band will be playing from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight for dancing. Come in the school colors and dress in the style of your teenage years. End with the school song, so start practising! Saturday's dinner and dance will start with the cocktail hour. The committee is working on a real whammer of an AHS cocktail. A school trivia game is on the agenda ~ for example, can you remember the four names of the house teams? Dinner and dance until 2 a.m. Sunday will be the family day in the park where we will play baseball, and a live band will perform with A.H.S. grads performing. It will be a jam session, and anyone who wants to get on stage and perform are welcome -- bring instruments. This is the chance for the '80s kids to strut their stuff. Any suggestions for making the weekend a success should be directed to Carole Harley, 594-6297 or 530-4828. More volunteers are needed and if you have a story ol humor or human interest write it to us and we'll publish it. Send it care of Homecoming '88, A.H.S., Box 160, Aldergrove, VOX 1A0. Something Special spells success By SYLVIA LANGMANN Something Special is Aldergrove's newest hair salon, that opened their doors on September 10. Peggy Wickendon is the owner and manager, and she has no doubts that her enterprise will be a success. Already her customers are passing the words around at how thrilled they are at the service and the reasonable prices. Peggy trained in Montreal and has been in the trade for 17 years. She has received a bachelor of education, and has taught French and hairdressing. She became a school administrator for Raymonds School of Hair Design. She was appointed to area supervision and opened 18 salons for them, that have all become successful. After the birth "of her baby, Peggy decided to work closer to home, and has branched out on her own, opening Something Special. She still keeps in touch with her former employees, by returning each month to update herself and leam new techniques at Raymonds Academy of Advance Training. She specializes in "cutting", and has done extensive training on that subject. She has taught cutting and is quite comfortable styling the hair of all ages. Though Peggy is quite capable of doing perms, she prefers to let Paula, her assistant do most of them. They make a good team, each one doing what they do best. Perms such as piggy back wrap and spiral wrap, pivot point directional perms, scrunching and coloring (streaks), are today's more popular choices, though finger waves and pin curls or roller sets are done, with the same expertise. Paula trained at the Royal City Hairdresser in New Westminster and says, "I really like to perm long hair, and that doing perms is a form of relaxation for me." A special touch is that Peggy and Paula guarantee their hair styles. If the customer is unhappy with the results, at no extra cost, they will re-do the hair to please the customer. To quote an old adage, "the customer's always right!" Peggy Wickendon tends to Paula Donaghy at Something Special Hair Design. Aldergrove Secondary School is inviting all Former Staff and Students, to COME HOME! Homecoming '88... the FIRST THIRTY IMMEDIATE registration is required if you wish to attend Friday, Saturday or Sunday events. July 1st, 2nd and 3rd 1988 NAME:. (NEE). ADDRESS:- .YEAR: PHONE: Please enclose $10.00 Registration Fee per participant (former staff and students) for follow-up Newsletter and weekend registration. Mail to: HOMECOMING '88 Aldergrove Secondary School P.O. Box 160, Aldergrove, B.C. VOX 1A0 530-4828 or 594^6297 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 11 On The Run -- Wolf Pack, is one of Parker's best-known works. Parker's majestic wildlife vaidy and stiari Ulrich together for charity Fine art collectors will have a unique opportunity to view and purchase works of internationally recognized wildlife artist Ron Parker, at an exclusive exhibition to be held at the Abbey Arts Centre, 2329 Crescent Way, Abbotsford on Monday, Nov. 2, from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Show organizer, Rod Bishop of Charisma Gallery, is "excited (about the upcoming event) after the community's tremendous response to the 1986 Robert Bateman visit, and the John Seerey-Lester show hosted in May of 1987. The previous shows gained national recognition for our community and the appearance of Ron Parker will prove to be just as exciting. Parker, residing on Vancouver Island, will offer his insights into his wildlife studies through a slide show presentation and at the reception, be available to discuss his works with patrons. This show will provide art collectors an opportunity to purchase his limited edition prints and meet the artist. Complimentary refreshments and entertainment will be provided. Visual art enthusiasts are invited to reserve their attendance in advance of the show, through Charisma Gallery at the West Oaks Mall, Clearbrook, 852-3999. Tickets will be $5. All in attendance will have their names placed in a draw to win a framed limited edition print by Ron Parker. Ron Parker. ABBOTSFORD - B.C. music legends Shari Ulrich and Valdy will take to the stage of the Abbotsford Arts Centre to benefit food banks in Abbotsford and Mission. The Dec. 14 concert is the brainchild of CFVR-850 Radio's chief announcer, Roch Shannon Fraser. He notes that the two Juno award winners have not performed together in concert since 1977, when Ulrich was with the Hometown Band. CFVR-850 Radio will divide net proceeds of the concert equally between the Abbotsford and Mission food banks. The station anticipates the food bank could each realize $2,000 from the pre- Christmas concert. Tickets are $13, and are available at The Town Stationer on First Avenue, Mission, Sam The Record Man in West Oaks Mall, Clearbrook, and CFVR-850, Abbotsford. BINGO EVERY NIGHT * WEEKLY SURPRISES * WEEKLY SPECIALS * LUCKY POT NUMBER PLUS: ir EVENING BINGO +NITE OWL BINGO • WALK-IN BINGO * DAY BINGO +MIDNITE BINGO OCT. 28th (Qtogo-go mw& 34252 MARSHALL RD. 852-6660 BEST SELLER (R - Orion) Starring James Woods and Brian Dennehy. -k-k ByJ.T. The only writing most ordinary cops do is on a parking ticket. But Lt. Dennis Meechum, the main character in the new police thriller "Best Seller," isn't an ordinary cop - he's also a best-selling author. Meechum (played by Brian Dennehy) has a problem, though. He has a writer's block the size of Gibraltar. Publishers are breathing down his expansive neck, but he can't even write a memo to the milkman. Enter Cleve (played by James Woods, who garnered an Oscar nomination for his performance in "Salvador," but has returned to playing pathological maniacs). Cleve lately has made his living as a corporate hit man - a job which has nothing to do with the inter-departmental softball league. He murders people - accountants, bankers, financiers, anyone who stands in the way of his boss, David Madlock (Paul Shenar), as he climbs the corporate ladder. But Madlock has foolishly fired Cleve, and Cle- YURKO ve wants to get even. The best way he can think of is to tell Meechum all he knows. Cleve has a sensational story; Meechum has a ready-made audience; Cleve will get his revenge with Meechum's best seller. Aside from Madlock, of course, it seems like a lucrative bargain for all concerned. Unfortunately, it's not such a sensational story - and the weakness of this central plot element dooms "Best Seller" from the start. For much of the film, the action follows the pair to the scenes of the crimes, as Cleve relates the incidents in great detail for the disbelieving Meechum. When this fails, director John Flynn and writer Larry Cohen fall back on the most hackneyed of all police-story plots - mismatched partners who first disagree, then grow to respect and even like each other. That's the idea, at least. Dennehy walks through the film unemotionally while Woods hams it up, making this an unbelievable, almost unwatchable movie. 1518 McCallum Rd. (next to freeway) 859-5019 Abbotsford INEMA 4 ] LIKE FATHER LIKE SON HELD OVER TIL OCT 22, 7 & 9 P.M. B.C. WARNING: Some very coarse and sugges:ive language. SURRENDER HELD OVER TIL OCT. 22, 7 P.M. ONLY B.C. WARNING: Some very coarse and suggestive language. <UWM> DIRTY DANCING OCT. 16-22, 7 & 9 P.M. B.C. WARNING: Some suggesiive scenes & very coarse language. HAMBURGER HILL Oct. 16 - 22 B.C. WARNING: Some gory violence. Occasional coarse language. (~<fl£ FATAL ATTRACTION HELD OVER TIL OCT 22,7 & 9 P.M. Glen Close & Michael Douglas B.C. WARNING: Some nudily, sugges- ive scenes, violence & very coarse language. (J9W 0 X COUNTRY CABARET THIS WEEK: SUE MEDLEY & ELMER TIPPE FREE DANCE LESSONS EVERY THURSDAY LINE DANCING MondayCo3eTs8pmDancin9' 20297 Fraser Highway Fully Licensed 533-3111 1 2 THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,19871 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMMING Gabet would rather play villains than cowgirls By Marie Michaels One of the most memorable villains of recent soap-opera seasons was "The Edge of Night" 's Raven Alexander Jamison Swift Devereaux Whitney, played by Sharon Gabet. Sharon Gabet Now Gabet, who took nine months off from acting to have her second child, James Maxwell (she and her husband, actor Larry Joshua, also have a 3-year-old daughter, Jasmine), has joined the cast of "One Life to Live" as another villain, Melinda Kramer. She is enthusiastic about joining "OLTL." "I had planned to come back to daytime," she says. "I'm particularly happy to be working on 'OLTL' because the show gives you a chance to do some very good work. You can take your character in many different directions." Gabet will be resurrecting the Melinda character, who has spent six years in the Llanview mental hospital. "I think the role will be perfect for me," she says. "I'm excited about the material to come, even though I don't know what my story line will be at this point. "I do know that Melinda won't be as crazy as she was when she left Llanview, because she's on drug therapy," she says. "But I hope they'll fade the drug therapy out of the story line quickly." Gabet has some ideas about how to make Melinda the ultimate soap-opera villain. "I want to make her very emotional and on the edge, but I don't want to make her real crazy," she says. "I want her to make her own choices about her life." Will Melinda take the place of former "OLTL" villain Dorian Lord (played by Robin Strasser)? "In some ways Melinda will fill Dorian's shoes," Gabet says. "Melinda wants everything that Dorian had - men, money and power." Gabet says that she prefers portraying villains like Melinda to playing subdued characters like Brittany Reynolds Peterson, the rodeo cowgirl she portrayed on "Another World" from March 1985 until December 1986. "I played a victim on 'AW for almost two years, and it was terrible for me," she says. "Raven, on the other hand, was a gem of a character. I want Melinda to be the same type." 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Cornwall was the home of Cornish pasties when years ago family businesses made crispy pastry stuffed with succulent but homey fillings. They were a success, like crumpets and york- shire pudding. Times have changed, and the pasties sold in most of the Cornish eating places are not up to standard. A Star subscriber just returned from a holiday in England, and he told me that he tried many pasties in Penzance, but the irony is that the best he's tasted was at Old Style Fish and Chips in Aldergrove. PIZZA PLACE 27253 Fraser Hwy. Aldergrove 856-0700 FREE FAST DELIVERY over '15°°. 3 mile radius. Under »15" orders '1" delivery charge 3*°*1 WITH ANY TAKE OUT ORDER over '15°° & YES- 3 Large Pizzas with any two toppings for THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN 1/2 PRICE PLUS $1.00 ON ANY SINGLE ORDER |Exwpt lid* orden, ulad* a b«v»ragw| NO CHEQUES ACCEPTED OPEN EVERY DAY HOURS $19 95 £& Sunday • Thursday 4 p.m. -1 a.m. Friday & Saturday 4 p.m. - 2 a.m. Two locations to serve you. Maple. Ridge- 467-2444 22336 Selkirk Ave. Aldergrove - 856-0700 27253 Fraser Hwy. ' Brian and Alma had wanted to sell Cornish pasties and, of course, steak and kidney pies for years. The trouble was that all the samples they tasted did not come up to the standard of their English taste-buds. To cut a story into bite size, a couple of months ago a professional English cook by name Victoria Jane, heard that Brian and Alma were in search of the best authentic British delicacies. The British cook brought samples of her Cornish pasties, steak and kidney pies, and apple and rhubarb tarts. "We were overjoyed," said the proprietors of Old Style Fish and Chips, "they tasted marvellous." This reporter will vouch for that. I'm very fussy about English cooking. I can not stomach it if it's not perfect. Victoria Jane's Cornish pasties were scrumptious. The short crust pastry remained crisp even on the inside. Not the soggy pastry we often are served nowadays. The filling is chuck steak, mixed with potatoes and leeks and delicately spiced. The steak and kidney pies are perfectly proportioned with the correct amount of kidney with the steak, and spices and herbs which enhance the gravy, all surrounded by a delicious mouth watering home style pastry. Brian and Alma have found the traditional nostalgic tastes that melt in the mouth and is a meal in itself. The Hanley's have been asking their English customers to taste their latest culinary treats, and the tasters are, needless to say, buying so many that the volume sold is on par with the sale of fish and chips. To quote Hilda, who after tasting her first Cornish pastie in Aldergrove, rose from the table and said in her broad English accent, "Brian, they're right bloody handsome!" TOetcoHteto lP'" LOBSTER & ALASKA KING CRAB CANADIAN & ITALIAN FOOD FULLY LICENSED. Dining room facilities. Free local delivery after 4 p.m. -- call 856-7767 27234 FRASER HWY., ALDERGROVE Kentucky Fried Chicken. EAT IN TAKE OUT PARTY PAKS CATERING - PARTIES & BANQUETS 27028 Fraser Hwy. 856-7500 BIGGEST SALE EVER SEEN at ALDERGROVE DAIRY QUEEN continues to end of October. ALL BURGERS % PRICE any amount Dairy Queen Countryside Shopping Moll THURSDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 14 OCTOBER 15,1967 DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 Q O ROMPER ROOM A visit by a young boy who loves to draw. 4:30 O SQUARE ONE TELEVISION "Dialing tor Factors" host Shirley Schlemmer asks for factors ot 84. (R) Q DAYTIME MOVIE 2:16 @0 -k-k "Maitre apres Dieu" (1951, Drame) Pierre Brasseur, Pierre Grenier. Un capitaine, trafiquant de petite envergure, accepts d'embarquer 150 juifs pour sauver son bateau des creanciers. EVENING 6:00 Q Q NEWS OABCNEWSg 0 NBC NEWS / BASEBALL PLAYOFF O CBS NEWS O NEWS / BASEBALL PLAYOFF O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (B M'A'S'H The personnel of the 4077th are besieged by a lone sniper who believes he's tiring on U.S. Headquarters. © COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION Ql INSPECTOR GADGET ffl BONJOUR DOCTEUR Jean-Pierre subit dilficile- ment son intervention chirurgicale. Leopold re- coit Madame Caron, une patiente de longue date. Q 6:30 ONEWS O TOP STORY / BASEBALL PLAYOFF O JUSTICE - BROWN REPORT © TAXI Alex falls in love with Jim's old girlfriend who shows up at the garage hoping to rekindle their romance. © TEACHER IN GUIDANCE ED HUCKLEBERRY FINN ffl AUTOROUTE ELEC- TRONIQUE 7:00 O BEST YEARS O ED WHEEL OF FOR- TUNED O Q ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT / BASEBALL PLAYOFF O CAMPBELLS The Campbells misjudge a friend of James'. Q O NEWLYWED GAME Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS This study of the crocodile demonstrates how the female uses her deadly jaws to help hatch her young. © WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY k-k'A "The Treasure Of San Bosco Reef" (1968, Mystery) (Part 2 of 2) James Daly, Roger Mobley. While visiting his uncle in a small Italian fishing village, a teenager uncovers a plot to steal valuable artifacts found during a salvaging expedition. © AGE WISE / POWER WISE ffl NOUVELLES 7:30 O OUT YOUR WAY WITH WAYNE ROSTAD A singing farmer; the bird lady of Markeville, Alta.; teddy bears; a high-school reunion. Q O €0 JEOPARDYI g Q EVENING / BASEBALL PLAYOFF "Entertainment This Week" host Robb Weller; a report on the Ep- stein-Barr virus; a "liberty shopping spree." O DATING GAME O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES '•©• • CAMPBELLS. The Campbells misjudge a THE SURVIVORS "The Survivors" stars Robin Williams as an unemployed man trying to stay alive in spite of a mob hitman who'is trailing him. The movie airs THURSDAY, OCT. 15 on ABC. CHECK IISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME triend of James'. Q O WORLD OF SURVIVAL ffl HOMICIDE SUR COM- MANDE La mere de deux adolescents accumule une grande fortune en manipu- lant son entourage. (1e de 2) 8:00 O MOMENTS IN TIME A farm wife strives for self- esteem while trapped in an unhappy marriage. Stars Joy Coghill and Ken JarnpQ Q SLEDGE HAMMER! While posing as a zillio- naire car dealer, Sledge falls into a beautiful widow's clutches. In stereo. © COSBY SHOW Cliff and his father pay a visit to a special friend (Eileen Heckart) of Rudy's. In stereo. D Q O COSBY SHOW Cliff and his father pay a visit to a special friend (Eileen Heckart) of Rudy's, g O TOUR OF DUTY An overly zealous sergeant's passion for combat threatens the lives of Bravo Company. Q Q BEYOND 2000 Topics include: robotics; a fireproof suit that provides firefighters greater protection; Ski Recco, a new system for locating skiers caught in an avalanche.. fB MOVIE ••• "Houseboat" (1958, Comedy) Cary Grant, Sophia Loren. To be closer to his children, a widower moves his family io a houseboat, where he finds himself falling in love with their governess. © WITHIN THE CORAL WALL Featured: Aus- trailia's Great Barrier Reef. @)TGIF 8:30 O THE CHARMINGS Lillian's misdirected spell sends Cinderella into the 20th century, g O DIFFERENT WORLD As dorm monitor, Jaleesa must enforce penalties on litterbugs -- including Denise. (May be pre-empted.) In stereo, g Q Q DIFFERENT WORLD As dorm monitor, Jaleesa must enforce penalties on litterbugs -- including Denise. (May be pre-empted.) Q ED EXPOSE 9:00 O TOMMY HUNTER Guests: Kitty Weils ("Thank You for the Roses") and Mickey Gilley ("Stand By Me"). O MOVIE** "The Survivors" (1983, Comedy) Walter Matthau, Robin Williams. Two very different men lose their jobs, then find their lives intertwined when they witness a robbery and become the quarry of a syndicate hit man. In stereo, g 0 CHEERS A pregnant Carla awaits a marriage proposal from hockey player Eddie LeBec. (Part 1 of 2) (May be pre-empted.) In stereo, g Q MOONLIGHTING David and Herbert are hired to • .find an errant bridegroom; meanwhile, in Chicago, Maddie's parents wonder why their daughter has come home. (May be preempted.) g O ED WISEGUY To protect his own welfare, Vin- nie must help Sonny find an informant in the Steelgrave organization. 0 CHEERS A pregnant Carla awaits a marriage proposal from hockey player Eddie LeBec. (Part 1 of 2) (May be pre-empted.) g Q MYSTERYI "Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Peter Wim- sey" Lord Peter uncovers a nearly perfect crime. (Part 3 of 3) g © THE CHRISTIANS "The Godless State" Bamber Gascoigne examines the existence of the Christian faith in communist Russia, Poland and Italy. 9:30 O 0 NIGHT COURT Bull has a near-death experience and insists God spoke to him. (May be preempted.) fflLETELEJOURNALg 9:55 ffl LE POINT 10:00 O NATIONAL g / O O L.A. LAW (Season Premiere) Kuzak interferes in a tobacco-company lawsuit; Becker represents a house husband who is suing his TV-star wife (Shannon Tweed). (May be pre-empted.) In stereo. O NIGHT HEAT The detectives investigate the murder of a jockey and horse trainer. Guest star: Ron White. (May be preempted.) g O ED KNOTS LANDING New questions are raised about Peter Hollister's death when Abby confesses to his murder. o ADAMS CHRONICLES Abigail and Nabby join John and John Quincy in Europe. After Nabby marries Colonel William Stephens Smith, news arrives of dissension in the United States. (Part 4 of 13) (R) © HONEYMOONERS © JOURNEY INTO THE HIMALAYAS: VALE OF KASHMIR The lifestyle of the real Kashmir is examined. 10:25 Q JOURNAL 10:30 © PHIL SILVERS Bilko helps a former Army friend get ahead in a large banking house. © SPICE OF LIFE: CINNAMON / THE ELEGANT ADDITION A look at how cinnamon has been cherished for centuries as a fragrance as well as a flavour. 10:35 ffl CINEMA k'A "La Sanction" (1975, Drame) Clint Eastwood, George Kennedy. Un professeur d'art est employe comme tueur a gages par les Services secrets americains. 11:00 QOOQNEWS .OO CTV.NEWSg O MOVIE **** "Far From The Madding Crowd" (1967, Drama) Julie Christie, Terence Stamp. A willful young farm girl betters herself, but destroys three men in the process. © CANNON Cannon's friendship with a former police comrade plunges him into the midst of a terrorist's vendetta against the policeman. ED SPORTS PAGE 11:20 Q O NEWS 11:30 ONIGHTLINEg O TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Carson. In stereo. ED NEWS 11:36 O MAUDE Maude needles Walter into analyzing their marriage when they learn that Chuck and Vivian are breaking up. (R) O NIGHT HEAT Giambone refuses to believe that a failing industrialist took his own life. 12:00 O GETTING IN TOUCH Scheduled: relationships without commitment; children raised without praise. ©COSSMAN SECRETS ED LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lenny and Squiggy share a motel room with the girls. 12:06 O MOVIE •• "Keep It Up Downstairs" (1976, Comedy) Diana Dors, Jack Wild. The threat of bankruptcy forces the members of a stately English household to drastically curtail their spending. O HILL STREET BLUES Joyce believes police lured a client into a criminal act; Furillo doesn't want to reveal news of an impending gang war. O HILL STREET BLUES A weapon stolen from the department is used to kill an on-duty officer; Belker pursues a gun-wielding suspect. 12:30 O POLICE STORY O ED LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: musician Dwight Yoakam. In stereo. 12:45 O MOVIE** "The Fighter" (1983, Drama) Gregory Harrison, Glynnis O'Connor. An unemployed mill worker, hoping to earn some extra money, puts his marriage and his life on the line when he tries his luck at amateur boxing. (R) 1:00 © MOVIE * k-k'A "My Man Godfrey" (1936, Comedy) William Powell, Carole Lombard. A bum who is given a job as a butler in a society woman's house turns out to be a member of Austrian royalty. 1:10 O MAGNUM, P.l. Magnum attempts to find a friend's murderer. Guest: Vic Morrow. O MAGNUM, P.l. Magnum investigates the deaths of three hospital patients. 1:30 O Q NEWS ED MOVIE *-k-k'A "Airport" (1970, Suspense) Dean Martin, Burt Lancaster. A snowstorm, a mired plane, an elderly stowaway and the bombing of a passenger jet plague an airport manager. 1:40 O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 2:00 O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Sandy Duncan discusses her role on "Valerie's Family." In stereo. 2:05 O MOVIE ** "Adventures Of Captain Fabian" (1951, Adventure) Errol Flynn, Vincent Price. A judge and his son.become ihvolved ' in witchcraft in New Orleans. 2:16 Q SIMON & SIMON The Simons pose as winos to find out who's abducting Skid Row denizens. Q SIMON & SIMON 2:30 . O MUSIC CITY U.S.A. 3:00 © CNN NEWS 3:20 O MOVIE *• "Deadly Blessing" (1981, Horror) Ernest Borgnine, Lois Net- tleton. A living nightmare begins for a young woman when she marries into a ' strict religious sect. O MOVIE •• "King Of The Mountain" (1981, Adventure) Harry Hamlin, Jo seph Bottoms. Three young Los Angeles bachelors devote their energies to the sport of drag racing. 3:30 I FAMILY 4:05 I NIGHTWATCH Family film night The Langley Centennial Library, 20355 Douglass Crescent, 534- 3284, will offer the second in its popular Family Film Night series on Wednesday evening, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. Several short films suitable for the whole family will be shown, and the program will last from 45 minutes to an hour. No registration is required. For further information on this or any other children's program or service, please contact the children's department at 534-3284. * ■*£».' Presents Jb Frugels Fall Fashion \*Q,f- Show !s A Tues., Oct. 20/87 6:00 Cocktails 7:00 Buffet Dinner 8:00 Fashion Show $15.00 includes Dinners Show ' Cl Nrl Reserve by phone {f&*&&-\ 533-3288 NOW OPEN MRli-L-U_UJ 1 u is r M % For your dining pleasure Li mm Bunkers! 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Hosts: Peter Mansbridge and Valerie Pringle. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 Q O ROMPER ROOM A Boy Scout visits and shows his camping equipment. 6*35 CB ABRAKADABRA 4:30 Q SQUARE ONE TELEVISION A genie explains the amazing stories of nine. (R)g DAYTIME MOVIE 2:16 03 **• "Garcon" (1983, Comedie) Yves Montand, Nicole Garcia. Un serveur dans un grand restaurant veut realiser un reve qu'il caresse depuis des annees. EVENING 6:00 QOQ NEWS OABCNEWSg Q NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © M'A'S'H Hawkeye is the only doctor left to operate when the flu bug hits the 4077th. © CONTEMPORARY ART IN CANADA 0) INSPECTOR GADGET 83 VIDEO CLUB 6:30 QNEWS O TOP STORY . O JUSTICE - BROWN REPORT © TAXI On the eve of the biggest fight of his career, Tony's girlfriend announces she may be expecting his baby. © PERFORMANCE Q) HUCKLEBERRY FINN 83 LA COUR EN DIRECT "L'Auto malade" Un juge a la retraite entend des causes reliees a la vie quotidienne. 7:00 O LIES FROM LOTUS- LAND O 0) WHEEL OF FOR- TUNED O O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actress Brigitte Nielsen. In stereo. Q CHECK IT OUTI Edna and Christian both compete for the manager's job at a new Cobb's store, g O NEWLYWED GAME Q WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The leopard's hunting reputation is put into perspective as the cat is seen stalking outsize game it fails to capture. © WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY "Ranger's Guide To Nature" Live-action footage of U.S. national parks combined with animation featuring the Little Ranger, Chip V Dale and Donald Duck. © ENGLISH GARDEN: TEMPLE IN THE GROVE Featured: William Kent's Formal gardens reached their height when King Charles II returned after the second war. 83 NOUVELLES 7*30 Q GOLDEN GIRLS Courtesy of their new housekeeper's "magic potions," Blanche's social life perks up and Dorothy wins the battle against insomnia, g . © 6D JEOPARDYI g . - ;e; EVENING The. solution FALCON CREST On CBS's "Falcon Crest," Dan (Brett Cullen) is asked to manage the winery and And someone new to run the spa. The series airs FRI* DAY, OCT. 16. CHECK IISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME . to the "Evening" mystery; the winner of a trip to London; Tiffany & Co.'s 150th anniversary. Q DATING GAME O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES Q CHECK IT OUTI Edna and Christian both compete for the manager's job at a new Cobb's store, g O WORLD OF SURVIVAL © AUTOMANIA: CAR CRAZY The joys of early motoring and leisure are portrayed. 83 HOMICIDE SUR COM- MANDE Frances Schreud- er et son fils Marc subis- sent leur proces pour le meurtre de Franklin Bradshaw. (2e de 2) 8:00 O NOT MY DEPARTMENT! A famous film director helps the staff to better deal with the media, g O FULL HOUSE As Father-Daughter Day at school approaches, Danny feels guilty because he hasn't been close to his children. Q O 8) RAGS TO RICHES Nick plans a camping trip with the girls to restore harmony within the family. In stereo, g Q TUCKER AND THE HORSE THIEF Disguised as a boy for protection when her family moves westward during the California Gold Rush, a young girl (Sarah Boyd) learns some valuable lessons through her friendship with the son (Hadley Kay) of a Jewish shopkeeper. O BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Vincent comes to Cathy's rescue when she's caught in the middle of a street gang fight. 0 HUNTER O WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © MOVIE *•* "Comes A Horseman" (1978, Drama) Jane Fonda, James Caan. An independent rancher enlists the help of a drifter in fighting the intended takeover of her land in the Southwest of the 1940s. © EDWARD AND MRS. SIMPSON Edward's (Edward Fox) relationship with Mrs. Simpson (Cynthia Harris) creates tension within the royal family. (Part 2 of 7) 8:30 O FRONT PAGE CHALLENGE O I MARRIED DORA Peter's boss announces his retirement and quickly becomes a problem for the Farrells when he begins to hang around their home, g O WALL STREET WEEK "The Bond Market and Interest Rate Outlook" Guest: economist Allen Sinai. 9:00 O O DALLAS Bobby and Cliff frantically search for Pam; J.R. is visited by a woman from his past, g O Q MAX HEADROOM Edison tries to expose the criminals behind an electronically addictive game show. In stereo, g 8 MIAMI VICE Crockett V anci.Tubbs inyes(ige(te'J9n ' avant-garde filmmaker accused of slaying his leading lady. In stereo, g 0 MIAMI VICE Crockett and Tubbs investigate an avant-garde filmmaker accused of slaying his leading lady, g O GREAT PERFORMANCES "The Music Makers: An ASCAP Celebration of American Music at Wolf Trap" (Season Premiere) Performers include Tony Bennett, Glenn Close, Judy Collins, Roberta Flack, Bernadette Peters and Andy Williams. In stereo. © BEST OF THE BEST: THE EBONY TOWER An eccentric artist as por- tryed by Laurence Olivier in this story based on a John Fowles novel. 6) 20 / 20 Scheduled: Roger Caras ponders the question of whether animals can actually think, g 9:30 SHETELEJOURNALg 9:56 83 LE POINT 10:00 Q NATIONAL g O 20 / 20 Scheduled: Roger Caras ponders the question of whether animals can actually think, g 0 PRIVATE EYE A rising singer (Jim Youngs) learns the music industry is a hazardous one after his master tape is stolen and a record executive is killed. (Part 1 of 2) In stereo. 0 MAGNUM, P.l. O 0 Q| FALCON CREST Angela asks for Dan's assistance after failing to lure Lance back. Guest stars: Leslie Caron and Ed Marinaro. g 10:25 8 JOURNAL 10:30 8 TOKYO DAY Take a look at one of the world's most complex and vibrant urban environments. © PHIL SILVERS Dancing girls take part in Bilko's comedie training film. 10:36 83 LE TEMPS D'UNE PAIX Apres la messe du di- manche matin, les Fournier recoivent la visite du cure Chouinard; la longue querelle avec Laval serait done sur le point de se terminer, g 11:00 8080 NEWS 00 CTV NEWS g 8 MOVIE ••• "Buck And The Preacher" (1972, Drama) Sidney Poitier, Harry Belafonte. A trail guide for former slaves and a con man disguised as. a preacher team up to fight ruthless bounty hunters. © CANNON A former police officer is bent on avenging the death of his brother who was killed while doing Cannon a favor. Q) SPORTS PAGE 11:06 8 CINEMA •• "La Grande menace" (1978, Drame) Richard Burton, Lino Ventura. Un inspected enquete sur un atten- dat dont la victime croyait -.po.sseder -.des dons de '. telekinesis,'.'.".' 11:20 O0NEW8 11:30 ONIGHTLINEg 0 TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Carson. In stereo. SINEWS 11:35 8 IT'S ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL(R) 8 NORTHWEST WEEKEND SPORTS 11:45 0 TOP OF THE POPS Performances by ABC ("The Night You Murdered Love"), Def Leppard ("Pour Some Sugar on Me"), Levert ("Casanova"), Go West ("Don't Look Down"). Also: Tiffany, Smokey Robinson. 12:00 O STAR SEARCH © WWF SUPERSTARS OF WRESTLING Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, George "The Animal" Steele and Honky Tonk Man are scheduled to compete. 8 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Lenny and Squiggy decide to invest in silent movies. 12:06 8 GOOD ROCKIN' TON- ITE Interviews with and videos by R.E.M., Suzanne Vega, Hoodoo Gurus; videos by Squeeze, John Farnham, Def Leppard, Glen Burtnick; winners of the Suzanne Vega and Alison Moyet trivia contests. O MOVIE *k'A "Frances" (1982, Biography) Jessica Lange, Kim Stanley. Chronicle of the tragic life of Frances Farmer, screen star of the '30s and '40s, whose domineering mother committed her to an insane asylum. 0 MOVIE kkk'A "Fitzcarraldo" (1982, Drama) Klaus Kinski, Claudia Cardinale. Director Werner Herzog's portait of an irrepressible dreamer, Enrico Caruso's greatest fan, who calls upon the generosity of a wealthy friend and a rubber baron to realize his vision of constructing an opera house in the Amazon jungle. 12:30 0 8 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Scheduled: singer Tom Waits, Don (Father Guido Sarducci) Novello. In stereo. 12:46 0 KOLCHAK, THE NIGHT STALKER Kolchak witnesses a murder committed by a man whom he swears he's seen before - lying dead in the morgue. (R) 8 MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 1:00 O GETTING IN TOUCH Scheduled: women choosing a man over a career; learning to relax. © THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF WEIGHT CONTROL 1:30 O POLICE STORY 0 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS In stereo. © RECORD GUIDE 8 MOVIE •* "The Cowboy And The Ballerina" (1984, Romance) Lee Majors, Leslie Wing. Romance develops between a Russian ballerina who deserts her troupe in Los Angeles and a former rodeo champ who agrees to drive her to New York (or a visit with her exiled mother. 1:66 0 MOVIE ••• "Body And Soul" (1947, Drama) John Garfield, Lilli Palmer. A boxer follows a crooked line from the slums to the top of the fighting racket only to reject his old ways. 2:00 © MOVIE *•• "Rehearsal For Murder" (1982, Mystery) Robert Preston, Lynn Redgrave. • Attempting to solve his actress-wile's murder, a suc cessful playwright assembles all of the suspects, ostensibly for a read- through of his new play. 2:30 O0 NEWS 2:60 0 HILL STREET BLUES An overworked police officer with domestic problems uses excessive force to subdue a suspect; Furil- lo's uneasy about his new relationship with Joyce. 3:00 0 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actress Brigitte Nielsen. In stereo. 3:20 0 HILL STREET BLUES The hearse carrying Ren- ko's father is commandeered; Furillo refuses to give LaRue detective sta tus. 3:66 0 MAGNUM, P.I. A Vietnam vet has deadly plans for a former foe. 4:00 0NEWS 4:25 0 MAGNUM, P.l. Magnum goes on an undercover assignment when a friend is found dead. Device 'sniffs' radon By Catherine Cole A hand-held electronic device that can measure radon particle levels has been developed by Thomson and Nielsen Electronics of Kanata, Ontario. The device, called the Radon Sniffer, can give readings on the site to be tested. Thus, government agencies or companies could test the homes of people who are concerned about exposure to high levels of radon gas. Radon gas is produced when uranium breaks down and decays. It is found in uranium mines and refineries, and it can also enter buildings built on soil or rock that naturally contain a high amount of uranium. The Radon Sniffer was first developed by Thomson and Nielson to measure levels of radon in mines. MOONLIGHT MADNESSnn Fri. 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Friday Oct. 16 - 9-12 p.m. 9:00 p.m. - Brooks runners - from $15°° ladies tights reg. $2400 NOW '14°° 10:00 p.m.- Men's sweatshirts - reg. $24°° NOW *9" - socks *1" pair 11:00 p.m. Bodysuits - reg. $24°° a NOW MO00 ladies shorts - reg. *15w NOW *8°° OPEN EVERY DAY 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. 20185 - 56th Avenue, Langley PHONE 534-7888 SATURDAY OCTOBER 17,1987 MORNINQ 5:00 Q SIMON & SIMON fB ANIMAL EXPRESS 5:30 © AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 6:45 O NOTE OF FAITH / NEWS HEADLINES 6:00 O RAINBOW EXPRESS Featured: a look at how a clan of Laotian Hmong is building a new life in Carnation, Washington; a profile of Sherley Anne Williams, poet, critic professor and Emmy- award winner. (R) 8 GARDENING WITH ED HUME OO UP HOME TONIGHT O WEEKEND NORTHWEST © CARTOONS © CIRCLE SQUARE 6:30 O BOOMERANG O FLASHI A MAGAZINE FOR KIDS O O TOURISM O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO © M.A.S.K. g © FABLES OF THE GREEN FOREST Q) EWOKS 6:50 © NODDY 7:00 O Q) CARE BEARS FAMILY g O DISNEY'S ADVENTURES OF THE QUMMI BEARSg Q POLKA TIME O HELLO KITTY'S FURRY TALE THEATER O ZIG ZAG Q SESAME STREET (R) © CARTOONS 7:10 (0 ORM AND CHEEP 7:20 CD THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE 7:25 © SMALL SIZE 7:30 O LITTLE CLOWNS OF HAPPYTOWN B QJ SMURFS O BEAT GOES ON O © JIM HENSON'S MUPPET BABIES O ASTROBOY ffl LES AVENTURES DE L'OURS COLARGOL 7:45 © CALIMERO 7:50 ©FREE TO FLY 8:00 O MY PET MONSTER O WORLD TOMORROW O ASTROBOY Q JUMP OVER THE MOON ffl PASSE-PARTOUT 8:05 © KIMBA THE WHITE LION 8:30 O POUND PUPPIES O JERRY FALWELL O POPPLES S WRITE COURSE (R) D © ELEPHANT SHOW 00 LA FAMILLE CALI- NOURS 9:00 O SESAME STREET (R) & COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY Hosted by Al Trautwig and Jim Hill. 0 JIM HENSON'S FRAGGLE ROCK O @j PEE-WEE'S PLAYHOUSE Q LADY LOVELYLOCKS AND THE PIXIETAILS Q WRITE COURSE (R)g © BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS ©WIND IN THE WILLOWS / ROBIN AND ROSIE ffl BELLE ET SEBASTIEN 9:30 O COLLEQE FOOTBALL Iowa at Michigan (Live) O ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS O IT IS WRITTEN O NEW ADVENTURES OF MIGHTY MOUSE g OBRAVESTARRg O ECONOMICS USA © KIDS OF DEQRASSI STREET 09 GHOSTBUSTERS ffl NILS HOLGERSSON 10:00 O WESTERN GARDENER QALF O O PAUL HANN AND FRIENDS O POPEYE AND SON Q ECONOMICS USA © VISIONARIES © PERSPECTIVE © GHOSTBUSTERS ffl LA BANDE A OVIDE 10:30 Q PAR 27 O NEW ARCHIES O O EXTRA EXTRA O TEEN WOLF g Q UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR © GHOSTBUSTERS © CONTEMPORARY HEALTH ISSUES 0) MY PET MONSTER ffl L'ENFANT VENU D'AIL- LEURS 11:00 O WHAT'S NEW? (R) O MUSIC MAGIC O O DON'T STOP NOW O CBS STORYBREAK Animated, g O UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR © SHE-RA: PRINCESS OF POWER © FOUNDATIONS OF READING 0) ADVENTURES OF TEDDY RUXPIN ffl UNIVERS DES SPORTS 11:30 O WONDERSTRUCK Topics: a visit to SpaceCamp; migrating eels; comparing a race car to an upside- down airplane. (R) Q I'M TELLINGI O O ROCKETS O COLLEGE FOOTBALL Teams to be announced. (Live) O HOUSE FOR ALL SEASONS © BIONIC SIX 0) ADVENTURES OF TEDDY RUXPIN AFTERNOON 12:00 O SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: Ron.Lancaster and the CFL; a film on skeet shooting in Scotland. (Taped) Q GARDENING WITH ED HUME Q ALL-STAR WRESTLING O CANADA IN VIEW O TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Health book author Gary Null defends his claim that there is a conspiracy of silence about AIDS' relationship with drug use. © AUTO MARKET © DECISION-MAKING USING COMPUTERS 0)100 HUNTLEY STREET 12:30 O NFL'S GREATEST GAMES II O RENOVATION ZONE O NEWTON'S APPLE Telescope installations in Arizona, New Mexico and Puerto Rico; food - separating myths from facts; manatees, g © COSSMAN SECRETS ffl CINE-FAMILLE "Le Chemin des esprits" Quelques mois apres son mariage, le jeune Guijek perd sa femme dans un accident. 1:00 O COLLEGE FOOTBALL Southern Cai at Washington (Live) O O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS O HEALTH CENTURY Interviews with Nobel laureates James Watson, Marshall Nirenberg, David Baltimore and Paul Berg highlight this look at molecular biology and genetics. (Part 4 of 4) © NURSING ADMINISTRATION 0) MAPLE LEAF WRESTLING 1:30 O MOVIE •*• "The Swiss Conspiracy" (1977, Mystery) David Janssen, Elke Sommer. Secret bank accounts lead to a major blackmail scheme in which murder becomes part of the game plan. © MIND POWER © URBAN CHANGE AND CONFLICT 2:00 O HOMETIME Installing bathroom fixtures such as a sink, toilet and shower. STAMPEDE WRESTLING ffl LES HEROS DU SAMEDI 2:30 Q VICTORY GARDEN An eastern garden update; Jim Wilson visits the Denver Botanic Gardens, surveying its "xeriscape" or low-water garden, as well as its herb and daylily displays. © THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF WEIGHT CONTROL © EDUCATION IN THE SMALL COMMUNITY 3:00 O SATURDAY REPORT RUNAWAY WITH THE RICH AND FAMOUS Cliff Robertson in the Hamptons; Susan Blakely in Athens; New Orleans. O YOU CAN DO IT ©RISKING IT ALL O ALL-STAR WRESTLING Q ART OF WILLIAM ALEXANDER © HE-MAN AND MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE © NEW MUSIC MAGAZINE ffl LA SEMAINE PARLE- MENTAIRE A OTTAWA 3:30 © THIS WEEK IN PARLIAMENT Q SPECTACULAR WORLD OF GUINNESS RECORDS ©WEEKEND REPORT ©HOME TOUR O GREAT CHEFS OF SAN FRANCISCO © TRANSFORMERS © SOCIOLOGY ffl UNIVERS INCONNUS "La Vie secrete des ani- maux" Les princesses des tenebres. 4:00 O WE DON'T KNOCK ©SEA HUNT © THROB After losing his hearing at a concert, Zach falls in love with the specialist trying to help him. Q ISLAND COUNTRY GARDEN © THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Highlights of Major League action are shown. Host: Mel Allen. ©POLKA TIME © FRUGAL GOURMET Jeff Smith's pumpkin recipes include two baking methods and a soup. In stereo. © POPEYE © RAINBOW / JEREMY ©TO BE ANNOUNCED ffl D'HIER A DEMAIN / NOS ESP0IRS 88 "Jeu- nesse Ad Lib" 4:30 Q DOCTOR, DOCTOR © © NEWS 8 CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCES (Premiere) Featured: a capella singing group The Main Attraction; the photo exhibit "Alask- eros." ©RENOVATION ZONE © THIS IS THE NFL Former Chicago Bears defensive end Ed O'Bradovich is featured in "The Tough Guys". Eagles coach Buddy Ryan uses karate training to improve his players' agility. (Taped) ©TEN PIN BOWLING © GREAT CHEFS OF THE WEST © LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Beaver rips his gray flannel jacket while playing at a construction site. © OWL / TV 5:00 Q NHL HOCKEY Boston Bruins at Edmonton Oilers (Live) © WORLD SERIES Game One, from American League champion's home park. (Live) ©NEWS Q O WORLD SERIES Game One. (Live) © BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON Pappy's in for a surprise when a tough Marine colonel and his paratroopers step in as leaders of an invasion. O THIS OLD HOUSE Reusable elements from the soon-to-be-dismantled ell are salvaged for use in the new kitchen wing, g © MY THREE SONS To earn extra money, Robbie sets up a birthday cake business at home. ©SPIRIT BAY ffl LNH HOCKEY Les Canadiens de Montreal affrontent les Penguins de Pittsburg (En direct) 5:30 Q NBC NEWS Q FIGHTBACK WITH DAVID HOROWITZ © FACTS OF LIFE Jo wins the heart and money of Eastland's oldest living graduate. © BOYS AND GIRLS © CONNECTING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 16 SUNDAY (NBC) NFL FOOTBALL D0UBLEHEADER "Game one: Seattle Seahawks at Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins at New York Jets, Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals, New England Patriots at Houston Oilers or Indianapolis Colts at Pittsburgh Steelers. Game two: Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs or San Diego Chargers at Los Angeles Raiders. (If the NFL players' strike continues, these games will not air.) (CBS) NFL FOOTBALL Los Angeles Rams at Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints at Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles at Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants at Buffalo Bills or St. Louis Cardinals at San Francisco 49ers. (If the NFL players' strike continues, these games will not air.) Loreifce's Hair ©esigij 856-5402 ALDERGROVE CENTRE MALL 3100-272 Street 10th *ji . • .*i ANNIVERSARY PERM SPECIAL reg. $5700 SPECIAL includes perm, $/| C^OO cut & style tv STREAKS SPECIAL reg. $3500 SPECIAL cut & style $QK00 extra until Nov. 28 25 m LiLOn£ OntexioxL. <Sh.EcLa.LLzLn.g in ail if our dscoiating needi. •<VettiaaC BHindi. •Cuitom 2W/i«y #(T4«£^uitt S/Wi •rh%alm\i)/cHa.xcL<jja.i£. •<PLatJ. S&aJzi •BcJJing/QuiCh *Caxfi£.ti./Xin.o *duitotn Suxnitaxe. 530-3W 5568 - Z04tk St., XangCey, B.C. Dan Aykroyd Aykroyd, who starred in the recent big-screen spoof of "Dragnet," was born on July 1, 1952, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. An alumnus of Chicago's Second City comedy troupe, he first made his mark on TV audiences on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," in which he starred from 1975 to 1979. Aykroyd was a featured member of the show's "Not Ready for Prime Time Players," along with his frequent partner, the late John Be- lushi. He also wrote many of the late-night show's skits. I:::: . • II IhilMMidlUHidliinlllHiIIIHn ALL HIT RADIO Tke hih m m m SATURDAY EVENING , THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 17 EVENING 6:00 8 ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Actor Jameson Parker ("Simon & Simon") discusses his new film "Prince of Darkness." In stereo. O CBS NEWS O COLLECTORS From the San Juan Islands. Appraisals are conducted in the Rosario Resort's music room; on Orcas Island, an interview with the proprietor ot Darvill's Rare Print Shop. © WILD, WILD WEST West and Gordon again face Dr. Loveless who, planning to rule the world of "little people," reduces West to six inches. © COLOUR: AN INTRODUCTION © KIDS OF DEGRASSI STREET 6:30 ONEWS © AMATEUR NATURALIST An exploration of a quiet pond in Kent, England. (Part 3 of 13) © ENGLISH GARDEN: TEMPLE IN THE GROVE Featured: William Kent's Formal gardens reached their height when King Charles II returned after the second war. © FT FASHION TELEVISION 7:00 © LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS Mel Tillis; actress Deidre Hall ("Our House"); shoe designer Roger Vivier; England's Longleat House. O SHE'S THE SHERIFF Max sends Hildy's picture to a girlie magazine and then offers to sell her to a visiting sheikh. © NATURE The life cycle of Britain's golden eagle is studied in its natural habitat, the Highlands of Scotland. In stereo. (R) g © MOVIE ••• "Never Cry Wolf" (1983, Adventure) Charles Martin Smith. In 1963, a biologist learns to live among wolves and Eskimos in the northern wilderness and discovers that, contrary to popular opinion, the wolves have not been responsible for the depletion of caribou herds. © DOCTOR, DOCTOR: CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE / HYPERBARIC CHAMBER © ME AND MAX Steve tries to prevent his brother Red from accompanying Max and Davy on a camping trip. 7:30 ©IT'S A LIVING © MONEYSWORTH © VIDEO GALLERY ffl GRAND AIR Magazine des loisirs de plein air, de la chasse, de la peche et de la nature. 8:00 8 FACTS OF LIFE 8 FACTS OF LIFE Blair considers quitting law school when rumor has it that she is having an affair with a professor. In stereo. 8 LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS © MY SISTER SAM Sam finds it difficult to talk with Patti about sex after having a tonsillectomy. Q ©LOTTO NIGHT IN B.C. © WILD AMERICA An examination of 15 species of hummingbirds that breed and nest in the U.S. (R) Q © JOURNEY INTO THE HIMALAYAS; LADAKH / LITTLE TIBET Explore ladakh, a barren landscape that lies to the north-east of Kashmir. © MY TWO DADS Nicole takes advantage of Michael and Joey's contrasting parenting methods and deceives both of them regarding her plans for the evening. In stereo, g ffl GENIES EN HERBE La Polyvalente Jean-Jacques- Bertrand ,Je Farnham rencontre L'Ecole secondaire HUNTER A routine investigation of the abduction of a mail-order bride leads Hunter and McCall (Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer) to discover a murder, on NBC's "Hunter," airing SATURDAY. OCT. 17. CHECK IISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Val-Maurice de Shawini- gan. 8*30 Q WAYNE & SHUSTER Tonight's skit: criminal syndicate. (R) g © WHEEL OF FORTUNE 8 O 227 Rose decides to sell the apartment building to Sandra's boyfriend (Ron Glass). In stereo. © EVERYTHING'S RELATIVE Julian and Scott invite their mother to stay with them after a burglary attempt on her apartment, g Q DEGRASSI JUNIOR HIGH Yick hands in Stephanie's paper as his own when he believes Mr. Raditch is picking on him. (Part 3 of I3)g © AUTOMANIA: CAR CRAZY The joys of early motoring and leisure are portrayed. © MY SISTER SAM Sam finds it difficult to talk with Patti about sex after having a tonsillectomy, g ffl IMPACT Magazine de reflexion sur les evene- ments porteurs d'avenir dans I'actualite. 9:00 Q WAY WE ARE An elderly widow (Doreen Brown- stone) encounters the man (Cec Linder) she fell in love with during the war. g © MOVIE kkk "Seems Like Old Times" (1980, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase. A soft-hearted lawyer is torn between her hopeless ex-husband- turned-bank robber and her uptight present husband who is running for California attorney general. 8 GOLDEN GIRLS Courtesy of their new housekeeper's "magic potions," Blanche's social life perks up and Dorothy wins the battle against insomnia. In stereo.g 8 VARIETY TONIGHT Featured: comedy duo Monteith and Rand; comedie magician Mike Carbone; jazz pianist Oliver Jones; singers Sharon Lee Williams and Michael Danso. O LEG WORK Claire makes a shocking discovery about her friend's husband. (Postponed from an earlier date.) O EVERYTHING'S RELATIVE Julian and Scott invite their mother to stay with them after a burglary attempt on her apartment, g 8 WILDERNESS ALIVE "Australia's Deep North" One of the least known wilderness areas on Earth is a blending of the exotic creatures of equatorial rain forests and unique marsupial wildlife. © MOVIE * "Strange Shadows In An Empty Room" (1976, Mystery) Stuart Whitman, John Saxon A man searches in Montreal for the killer of his younger sister but has trouble locating anyone who knows anything about the crime. © DYLAN: LIFE AND DEATH OF A POET A look at the life of poet Dylan Thomas. © AIRWOLF 9:30 8 SHELLEY 8 8 AMEN Frye and a former law-school rival have a showdown in the courtroom. In stereo, g ©DADS ffl SAMEDI DE RIRE Invites: Janette Bertrand, Ding et Dong. 10:00 Q FORUM Q 6 HUNTER Hunter helps an old friend (Dirk Blocker) locate the kidnappers of his mail-order bride. In stereo, g ©WESTS7TH 8 NIGHT HEAT The detectives investigate the murder of a jockey and horse trainer. Guest star: Ron White. (May be preempted.) g 8 NATURE OF THINGS Research into earthquakes. © ADDERLY 10:30 fflLETELEJOURNALg 10:50 ffl LES NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:00 8 NATIONAL g O 8 O NEWS 8 ©CTV NEWS g © HEIMAT "1938 The Highway" / "1938-1939 Up and Away and Back" Maria (Marita Breuer) receives a letter from her husband Paul, who had abandoned her to make his fortune in America; meanwhile, Hitler's declaration of war on Poland forces many townsmen of Schab- bach to leave for battle. English subtitles. (Part 3 of 8) ©FAWLTY TOWERS ©SCTV 11:05 ffl LA POLITIQUE FEDERALE 11:15 QNEWS ffl CINEMA •• "Le Ma- tou" (1985, Comedie) Serge Dupira, Monique Spaciani. Par sa gentil- lesse, un jeune homme attire I'attention d'un vieillard mysterieux, veritable pef- sonnage malefique, qui lui offre de I'aider a acquerir le restaurant de ses reves. 11:20 NQ 8 NEWS 11:30 8 SPORTSLINE 8 HART TO HART 8 © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE (Season Premiere) Host: Steve Martin. In stereo. © DEMPSEY & MAKEPEACE Makepeace resigns after she witnesses the near murder of Dempsey. ©ON THE BUSES 12:00 8 HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK © COSSMAN $ SECRETS 12:05 8 MOVIE •* "Staying Alive" (1983, Drama) John Travolta, Cynthia Rhodes. A young aspiring dancer lands a role in a production, thus jeopardizing his relationship with a younq woman. 8 IT'S GARRY SHAN- DUNG'S SHOW 12:30 © GEORQE SCHLATTER'S COMEDY CLUB © DOM DELUISE SHOW 12:45 Q MOVIE "The Canter- viile Ghost" (1986, Fantasy) Sir John Gielgud, Ted Wass. The spirit of a 17th century English nobleman haunts his American des- cendents as they move into the family's ancestral castle. 1:00 © MOVIE ••• "Reflections Of Murder" (1974, Suspense) Tuesday Weld, Joan Hackett. The wife and mistress of a dictatorial schoolmaster plot his murder. © ALMOST LIVE Guest: comedian / songwriter Mike Neun. ©MOVIE •* "The Last Crooked Mile" (1946, Mystery) Donald Barry, Ann Savage. A private detective sets out to recover $300,000 in stolen money that disappears after the robbers are killed in a car accident. © DOCTOR WHO © TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE The twin sister of a dead computer whiz tries to bring her brother back to life. (R) 1:30 © MOVIE kk'A "Mystery Of The Sacred Shroud" (1979, Documentary) Richard Burton narrates this examination of the mysterious Shroud of Turin, reputed to be the burial cloth of Christ. 2:00 ©NEWS 2:05 8 IT'S GARRY SHAN- DUNG'S SHOW 2:36 ONEWS 2:45 © MAGNUM, P.l. Magnum investigates a case involving computer espionage. 8 MAGNUM, P.l. A cocktail waitress hires Magnum when she's told she can't scatter her father's ashes at Pearl Harbor. 3:00 ©ABCNEWSg 3:16 Q NEWS 3:50 ©8 SIMON & SIMON 4:00 © MOVIE kk'A "The Young Lawyers" (1969, Drama) Jason Evers, Louise Latham. A successful lawyer opens a legal aid office staffed by law students and available to poor people who can't afford to pay. Movie Ratings Outstanding. . . •••* Excellent •••J4 VeryQood .... *** Good +*% NotBad •* Fair . .*J4 Poor * ANSWER SELL IT FAST IN THE STAR CALL 856-8303 or 856-5212 ll'l HI By Paul Elie 1. Who did Donna Reed play on "The Donna Reed Show"? 2. What was her occupation? 3. Who played her husband? 4. What was his occupation? 5. Who were the original two children? 6. What child was adopted later? 7. What No. 1 pop hit was introduced on the show? 8. 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Fraser Way 859-7115 859-3993 SUNDAY OCTOBER IS, 1887 MORNING 6:30 © TOWN MEETING Featured: a debate over the latest sizzling censorship issues "Slasher" videos which shows real violence and actual deaths. 5:45 ©WITH THIS RING 6:00 © EUCHARIST Q IN SHAPE FOR LIFE 8 UP HOME TONIGHT © SUNDAY MORNING © CIRCLE SQUARE 6*30 ©THIS IS THE LIFE Q NORTHWEST ENCOUNTER Featured: "Is Peace Possible In Central America." ©YOU CAN DO IT © WEEKEND NORTHWEST © JOHN BURNS MINISTRIES © FABLES OF THE GREEN FOREST / NODDY © CAPTAIN NEMO 7:00 © YOUNG UNIVERSE © SUNDAY TODAY © 8 JIMMY SWAGGART QCASEYTREAT © DROIDS 7:10 © HATTY TOWN / THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE 7:25 © SIZE SMALL 7:30 ©REAL TO REEL © MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD © LEN ERICKSEN © EWOKS ©TAO TAO 7:50 ©FREE TO FLY 8:00 © MUNSTERS © BOOMERANG Q KENNETH COPELAND © SUNDAY MORNING © WORLD TOMORROW © SESAME STREET (R) © JIMMY SWAGGART © SMURFS © PASSE-PARTOUT 8:05 © BELLE AND SEBASTIAN 8:30 Q SWITCHBACK © MUPPETS Q COMPTON REPORT © ORAL ROBERTS © ADVENTURES OF LITTLE PRINCE / WOMBLES © ALICE AU PAYS DES MERVEILLES 9:00 © MUPPETS 8 MEET THE PRESS g Q LARRY JONES © SEARCH © MISTER ROGERS (R) © DAY OF DISCOVERY ©SPIRIT BAY © LE JOUR DU SEIGNEUR Messe celebree en la paroisse Ste-Anne, Var- ennes, par Mgr Bernard Hubert. 9:30 Q UPSTAIRS, DOWN- STAIRS © HEROES: MADE IN THE U.S.A. 8 NFL LIVE NFL Football pregame show hosted by Bob Costas. with Ahmad Rashad, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford. 8 TERRY WINTER © NFL TODAY NFL pregame show hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder. ©ALF 8 BOOMERANG ROBERT SCHULLER g FRIENDS OF MY FRIENDS • GHOSTBUSTERS 10:00 © LORNE GREENE'S NEW WILDERNESS © NFL FOOTBALL Seattle Seahawks at Detroit Lions (Live) © ORAL ROBERTS ©MATT HOUSTON 8 ROBERT SCHULLER g 3-2-1 CONTACT g ©PERSPECTIVE © GHOSTBUSTERS ©TCHAOUETGRODO . 10:30 © MEETING PLACE Rev. Karl Koslowsky officiates at services from Saint James Lutheran Church in Winnipeg. © RAINBOW EXPRESS Featured: how the Orion Theatre Project helped get street kids off the street; an extraordinary 11-year- old Gospel vocalist; new treatments for hypertension. OCASEYTREAT O ZIG ZAG Q OWL / TV A 13-year- old expert on paleontology; the common cold; the spadefoot toad; building a totem pole. (R) Q ©WORLD TOMORROW © CONTEMPORARY HEALTH ISSUES © CARE BEARS FAMILY ffl LIVREOUVERT g 10:46 © NICOLE ET PIERRE 11:00 © VIEWPOINT ON THE NEWS © BEAT GOES ON © MOVIE •* "2 Catch 2" (1979, Adventure) Sam DiBello, Steven W. Anderson. A compulsive gambler makes the mistake of promising to pay off his debts using cash from a friend's family business. ©IT IS WRITTEN © READING RAINBOW Book: Aliki's "Feelings." Visits to New York City's Central Park and the Woodside (Calif.) Gorilla Foundation. (R)g © ERNEST ANGLEY © CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS © ADVENTURES OF TEDDY RUXPIN © PAYSAGES POLI- TIQUES 11:30 Q TO BE ANNOUNCED © THIS WEEK WITH DAVID BRINKLEYg ©UP HOME TONIGHT © IN SHAPE FOR LIFE © EDITORS © ADVENTURES OF TEDDY RUXPIN © TRAITS D'UNION AFTERNOON 12:00 ©CANADA IN VIEW © FORGOTTEN CHILDREN OF THE EIGHTIES ©MCLAUGHLIN GROUP © N.R.S. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY © ENGLISH 120 ©100 HUNTLEY STREET ©LASEMAINEVERTE 12:30 ©BUSINESS WORLD © NEWSCIENCE ©UPON REFLECTION © KENNETH COPELAND 1:00 Q SPORTSWEEKEND Scheduled: E.P. Taylor Stakes and Rothman's International horse races, from Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto. (Live) © DRAG RACING NHRA U.S. Nationals, from Pomona, Calif. (Taped) © NFL FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs or San Diego Chargers at Los Angeles Raiders. (Live) © FOR THE RECORD © NFL FOOTBALL St. Louis Cardinals at San Francisco 49ers (Live) ©TERRY WINTER © WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g © MASS COMMUNICATIONS IN CANADA © COLLEGE FOOTBALL Edmonton at Saskatchewan ffl I PURITANI Opera de Vincenzo Bellini enregistre a la Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier de la Place des Arts. En vedettes: Luciana Serra, Gregory Kunde. Adib Fa- zah, Gabrielle Lavigne, Pierre Charbonneau. 1:30 Q © MOVIE ••• "Choices Of The Heart" (1983, Drama) Melissa Gilbert, Martin Sheen. A fact- based account of the last years in the life of lay missionary Jean Donovan, who, along with three Maryknoll nuns, was murdered in El Salvador in 1980. Q WALL STREET WEEK "The Bond Market and Interest Rate Outlook" Guest: economist Allen Sinai. © SUNDAY LINE • 2:00 ©TO BE ANNOUNCED © THE SAINT Q CHECKPOINT BERLIN A historical look at the Berlin Wall, which was erected by the East Germans in 1961. 2:30 Q WESTERN GARDENER © THE ART OF LOOKING YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL ©TIME'S HARVEST 3:00 ©THIS WEEK IN B.C. ©HART TO HART Q SILK SCREEN A look at the close-knit brotherhood formed by Filipino-American farm laborers during the '20s and '30s and the resulting successful California agricultural unions. © HE-MAN AND MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE ©GROWING YEARS 3*30 © doctor! doctor q entertainment this WEEK © CHEERS Diane searches for another job. © ADAM SMITH'S MONEY WORLD © TRANSFORMERS © CALCULUS I 4:00 Q COUNTRY CANADA A type of grass that needs cutting only once a year; Vancouver city residents who are growing their own food. © ROAD TO CALGARY Downhill skiing and bob- sledding, two of the Winter Olympic's most dangerous events, are featured. (Taped) Q SEATTLE SEAHAWKS POST-GAME O RISKING IT ALL © LITTLEST HOBO Hobo helps police dogs track down a young runaway who fled to avoid an upcoming operation. (R) g Q NOVA A history of surveillance focusing on the sophisticated technology of espionage, g © CAPTAIN POWER AND THE SOLDIERS OF THE FUTURE © RAINBOW / JEREMY ©EWOKS © LA GRANDE VISITE "Magazine culturel" 4:30 © HYMN SING Musical selections include: "For God So Loved Us" and "Guide Me 0 Thou Great Jehovan." ©NEWS Q © QUESTION PERIOD © MOVIE *• "A Matter Of Wife... And Oeath" (1975, Mystery) Rod Taylor, Tom Drake. A smalltime hoodlum is murdered when he becomes involved in a big-time gambling operation. © LEAVE IT TO BEAVER The boys catch a rabbit in their gopher trap. © ELEPHANT SHOW © ADVENTURES OF TEDDY RUXPIN 5:00 Q SPIRIT BAY Lenore tries to recover the bones of an Indian warrior for burial in sacred ground. (R) g © © Q WORLD SERIES Game Two, from American League champion's home park. (Live) QNEWS © WONDERWORKS *** "The Littlest Horse Thieves" (1977( Adventure) Alastair Sim, Peter Barkworth. Three children plan to save coal-hauling ponies from being slaughtered when automation threatens their small mining town. (Part 1 of 2) THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 -| ft World service appeal returns for 79th year WILD, WILD WEST A mad woman scientist creates a bomb-carrying robot identical to West and orders it to kill members of the president's cabinet. ©WIND IN THE WILLOWS /ROBIN AND ROSIE © INSPECTOR GADGET © SECOND REGARD "La Religion dans les Cegeps" 6:30 Q EDISON TWINS Paul is fascinated by the persuasive personality of Annie's tutor. Guest star: Miguel Fernandas, g Q YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU The Sycamore family wants to have a photo of Grandpa's late wife restored and enlarged for his 70th-birthday present. © CHOCKY © GHOSTBUSTERS Door-to-door canvass of both residential and business areas of Aldergrove begins this month from the Seventh-day Adventist Church. A priority every October and November, this 79th annual World Service Appeal will again benefit welfare, disaster, educational, and medical work in 186 countries - including the U.S. and Canada. Funds are distributed to local, provincial, national and international offices, according to. their need. Using unpaid volunteer solicitors who are properly credentialed and identified, the World Service Appeal also provides a report of how funds raised in previous campaigns have been used. Only about three percent of the money received is spent for overhead and HBO's '1st & Ten' series has an irresistible charm By Frank Lovece One advantage of made-for-cable series is that, unlike their broadcast network counterparts, they're filmed a handful of episodes at a time - which means less ratings considerations, less weekly deadlines and less pressure to please the largest possible audience. Of course, this doesn't mean that every cable series is golden. But it does mean that they can dare to be different. shows. Even the normally loose and believable O.J. Simpson struggles with his lines. Ironically, though, former Oakland Raiders lineman John Matuszak, playing an over-the-hill star, turns in the most realistic and touching performance of all. Except for Delta Burke, that is. The "Designing Women" co-star continues here as team owner Diane Barrow, the role that introduced her to TV audiences. Viewers who know her only as a sassy Southerner will be pleasantly surprised to see her playing an astute (if naive) executive. ■ Since it aims at simulating real life, there's lots of cheesecake and beefcake on "1st & Ten." Delta Burke the report booklets, since the church uses its existing channels for distribution. Overall church-member donations equal more than those received from the public, according to Kenneth J.L. Wiebe, pastor of the local congregation. Almost 13 percent is returned for community service projects in the immediate area, for assisting those temporarily in need because of disaster and-or untoward circumstances. Locally, help was given last year at the large apartment fire on McCallum Road in Abbotsford, and the "Breathe Free" stop smoking programs held this year received their initial funding from this source. Another 43 percent is used in a variety of provincial and nationwide projects such as inner city programs, camps for the underprivileged, community services, needy students, and health ministries, for example. Some also goes toward shipping clothing and other supplies for disasters outside of B.C. The remaining 41 percent is sent outside of North America and divided amongst education, medical, and welfare ministries around the world.' Feeding programs, gardening projects, emergency air service, and clothing ministries; classroom and health education classes; and patient medical and dental care are provided in more than 300 dispensaries, medical launches, and hospitals. "Through all of our health, education, and welfare outreaches last year we were able to assist 2.5 million persons in approximately 86 percent of the world, in part because of the generosity of the people of Aldergrove," says Wiebe, director of this congregational outreach. "When a World Service Appeal volunteer calls on you, please give generously. So many need your help!" WORSHIP IN CHURCH The risks and rewards of being different are apparent in "1st & Ten: Going for Broke," the fourth cycle of HBO's football drama series. The series has an irresistible charm, like a pug-nosed dog that is too cute and ugly to dislike. This week's episode airs Sunday, Oct. 18 and Wednesday, Oct. 21. What's best about "1st & Ten" is its soap-opera story line. A newly promoted general manager is faced with business-vs.- friendship decisions; the front-office is plagued by infighting and deception; an aging star feels comeback desperation; and money-and-sex temptations are dangled in front of kids who have become famous too quickly. What's worst, on the other hand, is the dialogue, which is either stiffly written or just delivered that way, unintentionally, by performers chosen more for their size and looks than for their acting capabilities. Some of them (such as Seattle Seahawk rookie Brian Bosworth) bring genuine gridiron experience to the screen, and their blustery background CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2940 - 272 St., Aldergrove (across from Pos! Office) 9:45 Bible School 11:00 Morning Worship 7:00 Evening Family Service Wednesday Bible Sludy 7:00 p.m. Pastor Chuck Brocks 856-8117 Res. 826-4559 Helping you wilh Christ's message. 7-21315-lf ALDERGROVE UNITED CHURCH 2623 • 272 St. 856-8675 Sunday School & Hymn Sing 10:45 Formal Worship 11:00 ANGLICAN CHURCH St. Alban's Otter Morning Prayer, Holy Eucharist Church School 9:30 a.m. Evening Prayer, 1si Sunday, 7:30 p.m. St. Dunstan's Aldergrove Morning Prayer, Holy Eucharisl 8 & 11 a.m Church School 11 a.m. 271 St. & Fraser Hwy. Rev. David Reuss Christian Science Society 7221 - 19BB St., Langley 11:00 Sunday Service 11:00 Sunday School 8 p.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting ALL ARE WELCOME Bradner Presbyterian Church 5275 Bradner Road Morning Worship 10:30 Sunday School 10:30 Youth Group: Wed. eves. 7-9 p.m. Pastor David Webber 856-4187 or 856j3166 Immanuel Lutheran Church 3232-272 St., Aldergrove 856-4710 Rev. Paul Phillips Family Sludy Hour 9:15a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Evangelical Free Church 26982 Fraser Hwy. (Upper Floor) Corner of 270 St. & Fraser Hwy. (Just west of Smitty's) Worship & Children's Church 10:30 Rev. Ingmar Jacobsen Pastor 856-1985 or 574-0811 ADKGRCVE BAPTIST CHURCH 28163 Swensson Ave., Aldergrove 856-1413 Rev. Samuel McCallum °"M • «*• SUNDAY SERVICES Bus transportation provided. Nursery facilities available. 9:45 a.m. - Bible School (nursery to senior classes) 11:00 a.m.-Worship Service 6:30 p.m. - Evening Service Listen to Bible Reflections 8:30 p.m. Sunday on CFVR Radio A FAMILY OF FAMILIES. V. _^_j COME GROW WITH OS.' SUNDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 1 9 EVENING 6:00 8 DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE kkk "The Shaggy Dog" (1959. Comedy) (Part 1 of 2) Fred MacMurray, Jean Hagen. After the ancient spell of a magic ring transforms a teen-ager into a Bratislavian sheep dog, he becomes involved in international intrigue. (Concludes next week.) (R)g Q ALMOST LIVE Featured: bodybuilder champion / cover girl, Rachel McLish; comic, Jerry Seinfeld. O CBS NEWS © UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS Hazel initiates a delicate scheme to have James transferred from the General Staff to "real" soldiering. (R) © STAR TREK A transfer, of bodies imprisons Kirk in a female body while the woman takes over Kirk's. © MEDICINE MEN © MY PET MONSTER . © SCIENCE-REALITE Magazine scientifique. 6:30 ©NEWS © SPICE OF LIFE ©CARE BEARS FAMILY © LE SENS DES AFFAIRES Magazine d'actu- alite economique 7:00 © RACCOONS Bert and Cedric vie for a contract to play for the Mammoth Mu- dhens baseball team, g Q OUR HOUSE Jessie considers moving out of the house when tension mounts between her and Gus. In stereo, g O© 60 MINUTES © LAWRENCE WELK SHOW "The River Boat Show" Songs include "Georgia Campmeeting" and "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." © STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION Lt. Tasha Yar fights for freedom when she's kidnapped by aliens known as Ligonians. © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Records the unusual behavior of animals adapting to life in the rugged environment of the Etosha Pan, a huge dry lake in southwestern Africa. © L'AUTOBUS DU SHOWBUSINESS Spectacle de varietes. 7:30 © BEACHCOMBERS The townspeople order Nick and Relic to do 20 hours of community service as a consequence to their constant quarreling, g 6:00 Q MOVIE ••• "My American Cousin" (1985, Drama) Margaret Langrick, John Wildman. The arrival of a runaway cousin from California brings a sense of excitement into the previously boring summer of 1959 for a Canadian girl approaching adolescence. (R)g 0 FAMILY TIES In stereo. o VARIETY TONIGHT Featured: comics Kim Dunn and Brian Kennington; juggler Wes Zaharuk. © © MURDER, SHE WROTE A lovelorn poet tries to pass Jessica off as his devoted mother to impress his beloved's snobbish father. (R) g 0 VARIETY TONIGHT Featured: comedy duo Linda Kash and Patrick McKenna; singer Jane Luo- ton; standup comedian Howard Busgang. 0 NATURE The experiences of Dieter Plage and his crew as they spend three years filming the Galapagos Islands' wildlife. In stereo, g © ROBERT KLEIN © TRIUMPH OF THE WEST:,-THE' MYJHS OF THE-WEST A-look-al the Graeco-Roman and Judeo- EIGHT IS ENOUGH REUNION Nicholas and Tommy Bradford (Adam Rich, I., and Willie Aames, r.) celebrate the 50th birthday of their father, Tom (Dick Van Patten), in "Bight Is Enough: A Bradford Family Reunion." The NBC movie airs SUNDAY, OCT. IS. CHECK IISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Christian traditions that He at the root of Western civilization. fflLETELEJOURNALg 8:30 © DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE *** "The Shaggy Dog" (1959, Comedy) (Part 1 of 2) Fred MacMurray, Jean Hagen. After the ancient spell of a magic ring transforms a teen-ager into a Bratislavian sheep dog, he becomes involved in international intrigue. (Concludes next week.) (R)g Q MY TWO DADS Joey and Michael console Nicole after she is stood up by her first date. In stereo. o FRANK'S PLACE The daughter of a prominent minister uses her feminine wiles to impress Frank. 0WHATACOUNTRYI © LES BEAUX Dl- MANCHES "La Mouette" Le fils d'une comedienne celebre, se voue a la carriere des lettres, esperant ainsi se faire un nom et seduire la jeune voisine dont il est epris. 9:00 Q MOVIE "Eight Is Enough: A Family Reunion" (Premiere, Comedy-Drama) Dick Van Patten, Mary Frann. All but one cast member from the 1977-81 series returns for this sequel, which brings together the entire Bradford clan to help celebrate Tom's 50th birthday. In stereo.g © MOVIE "Eight Is Enough: A Family Reunion" (1987, Comedy-Drama) Dick Van Patten, Mary Frann. Ail but one cast member from the 1977-81 series returns for this sequel, which brings together the entire Bradford clan to help celebrate Tom's 50th birthday. © O MOVIE "Conspiracy Of Love" (Premiere, Drama) Robert Young, Drew Barrymore. A single mother fears that her storytelling former father-in-law is proving to be a bad influence on her vulnerable daughter, g © MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Bretts" Thomas Brett's lifestyle is nearly destroyed by a secret from Daphne Villiers' past. (Part 2 of 8) g © IT'S SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO © MAN AND MUSIC: COMPOSER AND COURT MONTEVERDI AT MANTUA This profile of composer Claudio Monteverdi (1567- 1643) includes the sacred composition, the Vespers. © MOVIE*** "The River" (1984, Drama) Mel Gibson, Sissy Spacek. Overextended credit, declining profits and rising flood waters threaten a hardworking farm family. 9:30 Q HARDCASTLE AND MCCORMICK 10:00 ©CBC NEWS g © COMMONWEALTH COMES TO VANCOUVER ' Major' world le'aders ' win discuss world issues at the Commonwealth Nations Conference, held in Vancouver October 12 through October 17. ©60 MINUTES © THE CHRISTIANS "The Godless State" Bamber Gascolgne examines the existence of the Christian faith in communist Russia, Poland and Italy. 10:26 8 VENTURE 10:30 © WIN, LOSE OR DRAW 11:00 8 © 8 O © NEWS © ©CTV NEWS g © MOTHER AND SON Arthur discovers that Maggie hasn't been cashing her pension checks. ©CBS NEWS ©OFF 11:16 © PACIFIC ISSUES © NOUVELLES DU SPORT 11:20 Q © NEWS 11:30 Q SPORTSLINE © MOVIE kk'A "The Shadow Riders" (1982, Western) Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott. Based on Louis L'Amour's novel. Two brothers who served on opposite sides during the Civil War are reunited after the war to find that their sisters and you.nger brother have been abducted. Q GEORGE MICHAEL'S SPORTS MACHINE © WAYNE CODY'S LOCKER ROOM © TO THE MANOR BORN DeVere allows the traditional Hunt Ball to be held at the Manor, but doesn't accept Audrey's refusal to organize it and tries to change her mind. © TWO RONNIES © GRAND PRIX DE FOR- MULE I "Course automobile enregistree au Mex- ique" 11:45 B CBS NEWS 12:00 8 THE SANDBAGGERS 8 D.C. FOLLIES Scheduled: Puppets caricature Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Dolly Parton, Henry Kissinger and John Madden. Guest star: Betty White. a FACE THE NATION 8 PALACE OF DREAMS © DAVE ALLEN © CHARLIE'S ANGELS Sabrina falls for a skyjacking murderer, who parachuted away from authorities two years earlier. 12:05 © HILL STREET BLUES A few officers hope to help a co-worker accused of using undue force in an arrest; Belker attempts to nab the robbers of automated bank-teller machines. 8 MAGNUM, P.l. When he tries to return a few favors, Magnum becomes involved in an attempted murder and a kidnapping. 12:30 . 8 MOVIE .*** "Jane Eyre"" (197V,' Drama)' George C. Scott, Susannah York. Based on Charlotte Bronte's novel. A young English governess falls in love with a man whose wife is mad. a MOVIE k'A "Geraldine" (1953, Musical) John Carroll, Mala Powers. Problems develop when a college professor's folk song attracts the attention of a recording star. © MOVIE kk'A "Night Passage" (1957, Adventure) James Stewart, Audie Murphy. An outlaw deserts his gang when they hold up a train guarded by his brother. 1:00 © FAMILY 1:10 © MAGNUM, P.l. Amnesia strikes-Magnum after he's in a car accident. 8 SIMON & SIMON A vicious ex-con seeks revenge against the Simons. 1:30 ©ABCNEWSg 1:45 ©NEWS 2:15 © SIMON & SIMON 0 HILL STREET BLUES Calletano frets over a visit by the Internal Revenue Service; Furillo fights to have a nun's attacker convicted. 2:20 ©NEWS 2:30 ©NEWS 2:50 © CBS NEWS 3:20 © MOVIE kk'A "Take Your Best Shot" (1982, Comedy) Robert Urich, Meredith Baxter Birney. An unemployed Hollywood actor tries to revitalize his sagging career and salvage his failing marriage. 0 MOVIE kk'A "Foolin' Around" (1980, Comedy) Gary Busey, Annette O'Toole. A naive country boy tries to win a sophisticated college coed away from her snobbish fiance and her equally uppity family. iiHiiiwmu F. D. Smith ARIES Week ol Oct. 18-24. 1987 V* (March 21-April 20) Take the time that is demanded of you and give it willingly. This works well, and has an effect on your close ties. TAURUS (ri£ (April 21-May 20) Make the most of what this time has to offer. Others need you, but may be hesitant about saying so. GEMINI flfc (May 21-June 20) There's a new dimension about to occur within your private life. And it could just see the start of something exciting. CANCER H£ (June 21-July 22) Develop projects that have been just beneath the surface for some time. Your personal life, ironically, is an integral part of this. klP. ft (July 23-Aug. 22) Much can be started during this week that will supply the backup that you need later in the month. Be aware of the motives of others, however. VIRGO £_ (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Your own endeavors meet with favor, if you start them early in the week. Now Is hardly the time to keep a low profile. LIBRA $$ (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) See to it that you are up to date, especially where future projects and efforts are concerned. SCORPIO «|g (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) You'll gain a great deal during this week, if you remember that closed-door calls and meetings always work beautifully for you. SAGITTARIUS 4& (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Stand your ground now, certain and confident of what you have to offer. In fact, you are now in a very strong position. CAPRICORN rf^ (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A sense of revitalization is woven throughout this week. And much of it stems from renewed contacts and long-range plans. AQUARIUS 67k (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Steer clear of any form of deception — either from someone else or from yourself. This means that you must maintain a sense of detail now! PISCES S (Feb. 19-March 20) Money and resources surge to the forefront of what you are planning. Even if you hadn't thought about these items, you certainly will shortly. Bradford* come back in 'Eight Is Enough' When "Eight Is Enough" left the air in 1981, it appeared that the trials and challenges of the close-knit Bradford family had come to an end. B.C. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS fc ALDERGROVE "We also do general repairs" 27575 Fraser Hwy. 856-5181 Brian Patrick Clarke But on Sunday, Oct. 18 on NBC, the family returns in "Eight is Enough: A Bradford Family Reunion," as the Bradford children celebrate the 50th birthday of their father, Tom (Dick Van Patten). Only Betty Buckley, who played Abby, is missing from the original cast; replacing her is Mary Frann ("Newhart"). And Brian Patrick Clarke reprises his role as Merle "The Pearl" Stockwell. "Originally, when I was approached I thought a reunion would be impossible because of everybody's schedule," Clarke recalls. "We've got a large cast. As it turned out, we were fortunate to .get everybody except Betty. And Mary Frann was a delight." KKK- ^mmmm^m#.ntMw^i^^lmfammmmm^wi.,-' -""■. ■ MONDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 20 OCTOBER 19,1987 DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6.00 O O ROMPER ROOM The children take a look at otters and beavers. 4:30 0 SHARON, LOIS & BRAM'S ELEPHANT SHOW The children collaborate on making their own movie starring Elephant. Q SQUARE ONE TELEVISION Pie charts illustrate the hidden costs of owning a dragon. (R) p STRANGE VOICES In "Strange Voices," airing MONDAY, OCT. 19 on NBC, Nikki Glover (Nancy McKeon, bottom) struggles with schizophrenia, forcing her mother (Valerie Harper) to come to terms with the illness and its effect on their lives. OAYTIME SPORTS O^B^BK '^m CHECK IISTINGS ^^^^^~" FOR EXACT TIME 2:30 °RESSsVNHDostRln ©NOUVELLES "J^ tg?£\ Meissner becomes the stu- _ „AM/™° n , , convinced she S over the dent as Hank Bouchard 0 DANGER BAY Dunbar's W"-g^_ „„■, Unlp shows him the up-and- ,roubled niece becomes ©MOVIE Strange Voic- coming sport of bow fish- Cached to an injured "<*,!"»"»■ Dmjna) inoforcarD (TaDed) baby coyote, g Nancy McKeon, Valerie ing for carp. (Taped) Q EVENING The Super Harper. A family finds it in- Model of the World con- creasingly difficult to cope daytime MOUie test; Monkees. with the emotional effects UAYiiMtMuvii: Q DATING GAME of the eldest daughter's O TRUTH OR CONSE- schizophrenia. In stereo. QUENCES 9 ©***'/2':L'.En,?"tQ2"i OLIVE IT UP Meat-cutting O O JAKE AND THE voulait grandir (1982, tips; (08sil hunting in Nova FATMAN McCabe poses Drame) Beau Bridges, Su- Scotja; 12.speed mountain as a procurer to infiltrate san St-James. Une femme, bikes _ an escort service being abandonnee par son mari a Q WORLD OF SURVIVAL used as a front for a drug- la naissance d'un enfant <n MONEYSWORTH running operation, handicape, decide de ne mjEOPARDYIQ O STORY OF ENGLISH pas confier son fils a une gg DES DA(JjES DE The influence of William institution. COEUR Claire et Gilbert Shakespeare and the King apprennent le depart pro- James Bible; English's EVENING chain de leur fille Diane. II spread to Virginia by the est temps pour Evelyne et Elizabethans and to New 6:00 Lucie d'annoncer a Jean- England by the Puritans. gng NEWS ^aul et R°9er ,eur intention (R) O ABC NEWS □ cie se lancer en affaires. Q © EDWARD AND MRS. Q NBC NEWS 8 00 SIMPSON Edward's (Ed- O CBS NEWS O KATE & ALLIE Allie ward Fox) relationship with Q MACNEIL / LEHRER finds herself penniless and Ma7ris)S'^eSa°es (^n" ^ NEWSHOUR among the city's poor after Harr.'8' crea,es ien*on (B M'A'S'H Hawkeye losing her purse in a cab in w.ttiin the royal family, and Trapper battle the another part of town, g enunuie *•+ "rn4M«i" brass all the way to the top Q O ALF The Tanners *»MUVISi ir*r ^otcnai in their efforts to get an in- become a "Nielsen fami- (J?85' C°m«dy)c. Am*ony cubator for the unit. ly." and ALF decides to rig "wards, Linda Florentine. © EFFECTIVE STUDY the people meter so that °"r'nA9 *p"n9, brea*' a TECHNIQUES his favorite program be- UCLA s,udent mee,s .a Ql INSPECTOR GADGET comes a ratings smash. In mysterious woman in ® RACHEL ET REJEAN stereo, g France and soon finds him- INC. Zolowski entraine Re- Q FRANK'S PLACE The fe" '" ,he, m,ddle of an ln' jean dans une drole d'en- daughter of a prominent ternational spy caper, quete au stade Olympique. minister uses her feminine 9:30 g wiles to impress Frank. Q Q DESIGNING WOM- 6-30 QMACGYVERg ENg QNEWS O AMERICA BY DESIGN ffi LE TELEJOURNAL g 0 TOP STORY America's shared beliefs g.gg O JUSTICE - BROWN RE- are explored in this look at gg LE p0)NT' PORT monuments, churches, Ii- mnn CB TAXI The cabbies (ran- . braries parks and civic Q NAT10NA • tically drive from New York Mg^g""* $9 Q CHUCKKNOX to Miami so Alex can © M0VIE **k Adven" q q CAGNEY & LACEY spend 20 minutes between tures Of The Wilderness detectives investioate planes with his long-los, Family" (^Adventure) Z^Z"^Zt fflLIONSPLAYBOOK Damante Shaw.' A con- R^^^and 03 INSOLENCES D'UNE Auction worker and his ■ "°J invVstigate "to CAMERA Les reactions family, disillusioned with *ma"aa, inyest|9ate tne ^«Mt«M Les reactions »• death of an innocent victim des gens face a diverses cl,y llfe. decide to live off Q( fl drug.re|ated slaying surprises du quotidien. ,he land in 'he Rocky 7:00 mEnrenci«Tk«o«. Q OIL The postwar domi- O PACIFIC REPORT ® ofi^.^J^H ?R "ance °» Ess° <now Exx' O NFL FOOTBALL May '" °" *a"l"8l"nd '" on), Mobil, Chevron, Texa- be pre-empted. Washing- ^e ,0 a vane,y °' spe' co, Gulf, BP and Shell, ton Redskins at Dallas en '., COCP1 UITnjpnri/ collectively known as the Cowboys. (Taped) g Sp«mtI "Seven Sisters." O O ENTERTAINMENT ^taenia CD HONEYMOONERS TONIGHT Jane Curtin „,. **", „....„„ © W™N THE CORAL ("Kate & Allie"); stuntmen » DEGRASSI JUNIOR WALL An exploration of and stuntwomen (Part 1 of HIGH JoeV discovers that Australia's Great Barrier 2). In stereo. ,he sch°o1 bul|y didn't Ree) the |argest structure Q LIVE IT UP Meat-cutting receive his bruises from on eartn buHt by |;ving or. tips; fossil hunting in Nova street fights. (R) g ganisms. Scotia; 12-speed mountain O S> VALERIE'S FAMILY bikes, g A,,er witnessing a teach- «journal O NEWLYWED GAME er's heart altack. David ?„,„ O WILD, WILD WORLD becomes a changed per- ™ . OF ANIMALS The horse son. In stereo, g <B PHIL SILVERS A quiz- that was a part of Ameri- O NIQHT HEAT Tne de- show winner suffers apnea's Old West, the mus- ,ec,ives investigate the nesia after getting bumped tang, is seen in its natural murder of a jockey and on the head, prairie habitat. horse trainer. Guest star: 10:35 © WONDERFUL WORLD Ron White. (May be pre- 03 AU JOUR LE JOUR OF DISNEY kk'A "Never empted.Jg "Magazine d'interet famili- A Dull Moment" (1968, O KATE & ALLIE Allie al" (R) Comedy) (Part 1 of 2) Dick ,,nds herself Penniless and 11:00 Van Dyke, Edward G. Rob- among the city's poor after OO OONEWS inson. A case of mistaken l0Sln9 her purse in a cab in Q Q CTV NEWS g identity disrupts the life of ai0,her Darl 0) ,own- 9 O MOVIE * * 'A "I Never an actor known for playing © LA L01 DE L0S ANQE" Sang For My Father" gangsters as a mobster re- LES La vie professionnelle (1970, Drama) Melvyn cruits him for a planned art et Privee des avocats tra- Douglas, Gene Hackman. A heist. vaillant dans une import- middle-aged man tries to © NATIONAL GALLERY ante etude de Los Ange- communicate with his dom- Topic: Picasso - The Sal- les- ^ ineering 80-year-old father timbanques. 9:00 after his mother's death. Q) WHEEL OF FORTUNE O O NEWHART Stephan- © CANNON Frank Cannon •jgv ie' stops trying to.look, her . . investigates when a close friend is accused of murdering his wife, fflSPORTS PAGE 11:20 O O NEWS 11:30 ONIGHTLINEg O TONIGHT SHOW Guest host: Jay Leno. Scheduled: Barbara Billingsley, Chuck Berry. In stereo. QJNEWS 11:36 O MAUDE Maude finds Walter very uncooperative as they prepare to go to a dinner party. (R) O HUNTER An interfering TV news reporter blocks Hunter's investigation of a case involving an arsonist with a penchant for abandoned buildings. (R) 12:00 O MACGYVER MacGyver journeys to the Northwest where he discovers an abandoned oil tanker, a terror-stricken survivor, and what appears to be the legendary Bigfoot. In stereo, g ©BENNY HILL ffl LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne breaks her leg. 12:05 O RUMPOLE OF THE BAILEY Rumpole confronts the old boy network when he defends a couple accused . of blackmail and operating a brothel. (Part 2 of 6) O HILL STREET BLUES Three young hoods' visit to a sleazy night spot ends in murder; a crime fighter interferes with the arrest of a robber. O HILL STREET BLUES Bates and Coffey face a steer that's trapped in a tenement; Belker and Gold- blume pose as ice cream vendors to catch a neighborhood thief. 12:30 O ED LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN In stereo. (R) O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © MOVIE ••* "The Seduction Of Joe Tynan" (1979, Drama) Alan Alda, Barbara Harris. An honest, influential U.S. senator's political ambition and his affair with a beautiful labor attorney put his family under a strain. 12:46 O MOVIE** "A Dangerous Friend" (1971, Suspense) Richard Thomas, Barbara Bel Geddes. A disturbed 23-year-old victimizes a young woman who is attracted to him. (R) 1:00 O GETTING IN TOUCH Scheduled: dealing with anger; single mothers. 1:10 O MAGNUM, P.l. Magnum flies to Sicily to help a woman in distress. O MAGNUM, P.l. Higgins is accused of murder after his fencing opponent dies at his hands. 1:30 O POLICE STORY A dedicated officer (Stella Stevens) goes undercover in an attempt to break up a cocaine smuggling ring. ONEWS ED MOVIE •• "Two Faces Of Evil" (1981, Suspense) Anna Calder- Marshall, Gary Raymond. A family picks up a hitchhiker and discovers trouble as a result. 2:00 O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Jane Curtin ("Kate & Allie"); stuntmen and stuntwomen (Part 1 of 2). In stereo. 2:06 O MOVIE •• "The Bridge Of San Luis Rey" (1944, Drama) Lynn Bari, Francis Lederer. Based on the story by Thornton Wilder. Five people fall to their deaths when a bridge collapses in Peru. 2:16. . . O SIMON & SIMON The Simon brothers search a former drug addict who appears to have returned to her evil ways. O SIMON & SIMON Rick and A.J. switch identities to help a couple investigate a real estate magnate (Ray Walston). 2:30 ONEWS © CNN NEWS ED MOVIE •• "Rude Awakening" (1981, Drama) Denholm Elliott, Pat Hey- wood. A disturbed married man has recurring dreams revolving around the murder of his wile. 3:20 O MOVIE kk'A "Will: G. Gordon Liddy" (1981, Biography) Robert Conrad, Katherine Cannon. The life of the former attorney and FBI agent who joined President Nixon's re-election committee and was ulti mately tried and convicted for his role in the Watergate break-in. Based on Liddy's autobiography. O MOVIE k'A "Girls Nite Out" (1983, Horror) Julie Montgomery, James Carroll. A killer goes on a rampage during a sorority's nighttime scavenger hunt. 3:30 ED FAMILY 4:00 O NIGHTWATCH EIGHT IS ENOUGH — Dick Van Patten plays Tom Bradford and Mary Frann plays Abby in "Eight Is Enough: A Bradford Family Reunion,"an NBC movie based on the '70s ABC series. It airs Sunday, Oct. 18. Adult Style CutJ ' iM.''/y''"'V ■"■'"V ■%<m,'..i!*; ■ K""' \, Af a; ••;/' EVERY SERVICE INCLUDES: • Shampoo • Conditioning Rinse • Precision Cut • Style/Finish • No Hidden Extras S5*SSWZ i Adult Style Cut$<| <| 951 I Snoriai I 1 compare I txplRIb 10 31 87 Al $15 I Special ! 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Theme music composed by Bruce Hornsby. g 4:30 O OWL / TV The birth of twin lambs; how wool is dyed; hair; the Hoot Club kids create an air sculpture, g O SQUARE ONE TELEVISION This edition of "Wide, Wide World of Sports You' Never Heard Of" features the appliance pull championship. (R) g DAYTIME SPORTS 5:00 O O O WORLD SERIES Game Three, from National League champion's home park. (Live) DAYTIME MOVIE 2:15 EB ** "Jeremiah Johnson" (1971, Western) Robert Redford, Will Geer. Un jeune soldat decide d'aller vivre dans les Rocheuses la vie de trappeur. EVENING 6:00 ONEWS O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © M'A'S'H The officers' weekly poker game at the 4077th is interrupted by three separate emergen- © CONCEPTION TO AGE SIX Ql INSPECTOR GADGET ffl ESCALADE A I'aide de des, des concurrents cher- chent a avancer le plus possible sur un tableau de 48 cases, dans le but d'atteindre le gros-lot. 6:30 O TOP STORY O JUSTICE - BROWN REPORT © TAXI Intrigued with the voice on Bobby's answering service, Alex asks the girl out to dinner. ® HUCKLEBERRY FINN 7:00 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Willie Nelson's upcoming TV movie; stuntmen and stuntwomen (Part 2 of 2). In stereo. O NEWLYWED GAME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS Prairie dogs, the architects of the grasslands, are seen as they build and organize a new town and develop a warning system to escape predators. © WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY kk'A "Never A Dull Moment" (1968, Comedy) (Part 2 of 2) Dick Van Dyke, Edward G. Robinson. A_ case.oj mistake", \ Identity .'disrofus.tbe life'.df. &n SdWr'k'nown'for'p'layiBg. 1H HOUSTON KNIGHTS Lt. Beaumont (Robyn Douglass) helps to uncover a kidnapping on CBS's "Houston Knights," airing TUESDAY. OCT. 20. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME gangsters as a mobster recruits him for a planned art heist. © MECHANICAL UNIVERSE (R)g ED WHEEL OF FORTUNE ffl NOUVELLES 7:30 O TO BE ANNOUNCED O EVENING Shirley MacLaine; solar-powered cars. O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES O WORLD OF SURVIVAL © MECHANICAL UNIVERSE (R)g SUEOPARDYIg ffl ROBERT ET COMPAG- NIE Alain revele son amour a Gabrielle. Louis-Joseph est hors de danger et en convalescence, g 8:00 O FIFTH ESTATE O MATLOCK Matlock tackles a case in which a murdered man's three wives are suspects in the killing. In stereo, g QO LAST FRONTIER Dr. Alan Emery joins John Stoneman in the Bahamas for an overview of the blacktip shark, g O FAMILY MATTERS: WHO'LL TAKE CARE OF GRANDMA? O NOVA This look at plants' therapeutic uses examines how the extinction of some species may be a medical as well as an environmental loss, g © MOVIE •** "Tony Rome" (1967, Drama) Frank Sinatra, Jill St. John. A private detective searches Miami for a cache of stolen jewels. © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC A trip taken along the Thames River documents the massive clean-up that has restored its waters to a new vitality. ED WHO'S THE BOSS? ffl LE PARC DES BRAVES Tout le monde critique Marie pour I'accueil fait aux Al- lemands. g 8:30 O JEOPARDY! g QO POST GAME NEWS Q) GROWING PAINS ffl DALLAS "Filouterie" Pamela apprend que Marc est attaint d'une maladie mortelle. Ellie et Clayton fixent la date de leur mariage. g 9:00 OMARKET PLACE O MOVIE •*' "Secrets Of A Married Man" (1984, Drama) William Shatner, Cybill Shepherd. A married man's compulsive attraction to prostitutes jeopardizes his marriage, his job and his life. Q Q J.J. STARBUCK In San Francisco, Starbuck suspects that a concert pianist may have orchestrated the murder of a music- competition judge. In stsrso O JAKE AND THE FATMAN McCabe poses as a procurer to infiltrate an escort service being used as a front for a drug-running operation. O MOVIE kk'A "A Gathering OJ Old Men" (1987. .' DraWa). Louis' GSssett 'Jr'., -' ■ Rieharci-' Widmark'.' -Elderly black men unite to support a friend who is unafraid to take the blame for the shotgun death of an avowed local racist. O RING OF TRUTH (Premiere) MIT physics Professor Philip Morrison demonstrates the way science works. First up: the telescope's development illustrates how scientific tools shape the world. (Part 1 of 6)g © TRIUMPH OF THE WEST: THE MYTHS OF THE WEST A look at the Graeco-Roman and Judeo- Christian traditions that lie at the root of Western civilization. ED ST. ELSEWHERE Craig performs an artificial-heart transplant on a sheep; Ax- elrod talks about his torments on past Halloweens. g 9:30 O MAN ALIVE Actor Saul Rubinek and his parents are reunited with the Polish family who hid them for three years from the Nazis during World War II. (R) g fflLETELEJOURNALg 9:55 ffl LE POINT 10:00 O NATIONAL g Q Q) CRIME STORY In- delli becomes obsessed with rescuing his former high-school flame from life as a prostitute. In stereo. Q HOUSTON KNIGHTS LaFiamma favors using a mellifluous Houston radio personality in the recovery of an abducted girl, g O LAW & HARRY MCGRAW Harry investigates when one of Ellie's friends is accused of murdering his wealthy wife. Q ONLY ONE EARTH This look at Africa's rapidly rising population examines a government program in Zimbabwe aimed at lowering Africa's birth rate. (Part 4 of 11) © HONEYMOONERS © MAN AND MUSIC: COMPOSER AND COURT MONTEVERDI AT MANTUA This profile of composer Claudio Monteverdi (1567- 1643) includes the sacred composition, the Vespers. 10:25 . Q JOURNAL 10:30 O CHEMICAL TOWN U.S.A. This special examines the dilemma facing communties involving economic prosperity and health perils due to chemical production. © PHIL SILVERS Bilko teaches a college course. 10:35 ffl CINEMA •••• "La grande illusion" (1937, Drame) Erich von Stroheim, Jean Gabin. Vers 1916, plusieurs offi- ciers dont un aristocrate, un contremaitre parisien et un banquier juif reussissent a s'evader d'un camp pri- sonniers allemand et a passer en Suisse. ... 11:00. ■ .'QOQO'NEWS • QO-OTVNEWS'g O MOVIE ** "Medical Story" (1975, Drama) Beau Bridges, Jose Ferrer. A young intern places his career in jeopardy when he questions the methods of a noted physician. © CANNON Cannon goes to Colorado to investigate a ski lift tragedy. CD SPORTS PAGE 11:20 OONEWS 11:30 QNIGHTUNEg O BEST OF CARSON From August 1986. Tom Hanks, comic Ronnie Shakes and singer Diane Schurr with host Johnny Carson. In stereo. (R) Q) NEWS 11:35 O MAUDE Walter issues an ultimatum when Maude takes a part-time job selling real estate. (R) O DIAMONDS Mike and Chris solve a murder in the midst of a wedding. 12:00 O GETTING IN TOUCH Scheduled: when to give up on a relationship. ©BENNY HILL Q) LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne falls for her dreamboat apartment- complex manager. 12:05 Q MOVIE •• "Angels One Five" (1952, Drama) Jack Hawkins, Michael Denison. The Royal Air Force turns the tide against the Nazi offensive. Q HILL STREET BLUES Furillo's called to testify in a grand jury probe into police corruption; Capt. Freedom stops two robbers. O MAGNUM, P.l. African warriors have Higgins' name on their hit list. 12:30 O POLICE STORY Clever police work pays off when two officers (Don Meredith, David Groh) discover that a hit-and-run accident was really a deliberate murder. O Q) LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN In stereo. 12:40 Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 12:45 O MOVIE kk'A "Magnificent Magical Magnet Of Santa Mesa" (1977, Comedy) Michael Burns, Susan Blanchard. A scientist creates a new energy-producing device. (R) 1:00 © MOVIE kk'A "The Midnight Man" (1974, Mystery) Burt Lancaster, Susan Clark. A college security guard relentlessly stalks the shadowy killer who murdered a campus co-ed. 1:10 O MAGNUM, P.l. International espionage, murder and a high-stakes poker game play a part in Magnum's latest investigation. Q SIMON & SIMON 1:30 O O NEWS ED MOVIE "Witching Time" (1981, Horror) Jon Finch, Patricia Quinn. A 17th-century witch terrorizes the modern-day occupants of the farmhouse she once inhabited. 2:00 Q ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Willie Nelson's upcoming TV movie; stuntmen and stuntwomen (Part 2 of 2). In stereo. 2:05 O MOVIE ••* "Caught" (1949, Suspense) James Mason, Barbara Bel Geddes. A young woman is terror- stricken when she realizes her new husband is a psychopath. 2:15 Q SIMON & SIMON O HILL STREET BLUES Washington's offered an. outside iobi'Goldblume's- under investigation for alleged misconduct with a teen-age prostitute. 2:30 ED MOVIE •• "Silent Scream" (1981, Drama) Peter Cushing, Elaine Donnelly. A pet store owner traps an ex-convict into stealing money from him. 3:00 © CNN NEWS 3:20 Q MOVIE "Lady Bear" (1985, Drama) Carol Poir- ier, Sid Bruyn. A Russian woman's past comes back to haunt her 17 years after her arrival in North America O MOVIE •• "The Keep" (1983, Horror) Scott Glenn, Jurgen Pro- chnow. The German army in Nazi-occupied Romania finds a stone fortification that houses an evil supernatural power. 3:30 ED FAMILY 4:00 O NIGHTWATCH U'lillMI 0000 ooooooooo ACROSS 1 Ms. Adams 5 "A — is Born" (clue to puzzle answer) 9 Cassius Clay now 10 "— in the Family" 12 Ms. Cameron 15 Uncle Max on "Matt Houston" 18 Square or noose, e.g. 20 Confused 21 Wind direction 22 Sour 24 Rose on "The Golden Girls" 25 — Maria Horsford 28 May, in Paris 31 "- Window" 32 No ifs, —, or buts 34 Ms. Davis 36 "— Dusted" 37 Melissa on "Falcon Crest" 39 Moray 41 Soon 42 "— Men Don't Wear Plaid" DOWN 2 Sam on "Cheers" 3 ID for Luplno 4 Ireland 5 "— Time Next Year" 6 Monogram lor Lange 7 Samantha on "Who's the Boss?" 8 "— Rogers in the 25th Century" (clue to puzzle answer) 11 C-SPAN II subject 13 Traveller's stop 14 Actor James — 16 He's David Hogan 17 Poetic adverb 19 Linda Lavln role 23 Ms. Streisand 26 Maiden name 27 Billy Griffin on "Hotel" 29 "Murder, She Wrote" star 30 European food fish 33 Summervllle 35 Actor Cohen 36 Retired 38 "— Place to Hide" 40 Electrical eng. 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Bo*-1208, Aldergrove.- ■*-': ^wie*****-^*^***.**-*"* W— ~ ~^$B* ' WEDNESDAY EVENING THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 22 (:.*■ OCTOBER 21,1087 DAYTIME SPECIALS 3:00 O AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL "The Day My Kid Went Punk" A 16-year-old (Jay Underwood) turns in his conservative image for a spiked haircut and black leather. With Bernie Ko- pell, Christina Belford and James Noble. Q 4*30 CO ARRIVEE DE LA REINE ELIZABETH II A QUEBEC Sa Majeste la reine Elisabeth II est accueillie par mm. orian Muironey et Robert Bourassa. --' V- DAYTIME CHILDREN'S SHOWS 6:00 O Q ROMPER ROOM A close look at a moose fam ily. 3:00 O AFTERSCHOOL SPE CIAL "The Day My Kid Went Punk" A 16-year-old (Jay Underwood) turns in his conservative image for a spiked haircut and black leather. With Bernie Ko- pell, Christina Belford and James Noble. g ' 4:30 O WONDERSTRUCK Top ics: windsurfing and sail ing; robotics; the discovery of dinosaur eggs in Alber ta; colour blindness. O SQUARE ONE TELEVI SION A Phoenician rock star learns about Roman .-* numerals. (R)g DAYTIME SPORTS 5:00 O O O WORLD SERIES Game Four, from National League champion's home park. (Live) EVENING 6:00 ONEWS O NBC NEWS O CBS NEWS O MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR © M'A'S'H When Hot Lips decides that life is passing her by, she dumps Frank and requests a transfer. fD THEORIES AND CONCEPTS IN NURSING ED INSPECTOR GADGET EB STAR D'UN SOIR Invites: Veronique Beliveau, Sol, Marie-Josee Taillefer- Simard. 6:30 O TOP STORY O JUSTICE - BROWN REPORT © TAXI The taxi gang comes up with a sure-fire line for John to use on a pretty stranger sitting at a nearby table. ED HUCKLEBERRY FINN 7:00 O OLDEST ROOKIE While investigating a routine case, Ike meets a man who claims to have seen one of the city's wealthiest citizens commit a murder. g O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actresses Jodie Foster and Beverly D'Angelo. In stereo. O NEWLYWED GAME O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The behavior patterns of a pack of baboons are used to suggest what early man was probably like. © WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY ** "The Strange Monster Of Strawberry Cove" (1972, Adventure) (Part 1 of 2) Agnes Moorehead, Burgess Meredith. A schoolteacher claims that he has seen a sea monster and three of his students want to prove him right. © MEDICINE MEN: HEALING'Topic;-ihe ancient art of hba'lihfl..' '.'. . '■ SADIE AND SON In "Sadie and Son," airing WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21 on CBS, a widowed new York City police sergeant (Debbie Reynolds) is forced into early retirement. Brian McNamara plays her son. CHECK IISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ED WHEEL OF FORTUNE EB NOUVELLES 7:30 O EVENING Northwest daredevils; women's hair -- is blond the preferred color?; George Wendt ("Cheers"). O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES Q WORLD OF SURVIVAL © SOCIOLOGY: SOCIAL INEQUALITY EDJEOPARDYIg EBL'HERITAGEg 8:00 O NATURE OF THINGS How radar is used to gain new perspectives of the planet Earth; using traditional equipment to find underground water. Q O HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mark aid a black family in their efforts to relocate to an exclusive neighborhood. In stereo. OWHATACOUNTRYI O OLDEST ROOKIE While investigating a routine case, Ike meets a man who claims to have seen one of the city's wealthiest citizens commit a murder. Q O PLAYHOUSE "Legs Of The Lamb" An evangelist faith healer teams up with an aggressive marketing man. O JOB TO BE DONE This Project Literacy U.S. documentary examines illiteracy in the workplace, focusing on employer-sponsored programs that provide needed skills. Q © MOVIE kkk'A "In Harm's Way" (1965, Drama) John Wayne, Kirk Douglas. During World War II, a Navy officer is assigned to lead operations to regain important Pacific islands controlled by the Japanese. © EARTH: THE SHADOW OF HUMANITY This look at. earth's natural resources investigates the impact man is having on the whole planet. ED PERFECT STRANGERS 8:30 O JEOPARDYI g O O POST GAME NEWS ED HEAD OF THE CLASS EB ACTUEL Des reportages traitant de divers aspects de la vie d'au- jourd'hui. 9:00 O STREET LEGAL Leon discovers his doctor friend has a serious drug addiction after defending him in a medical negligence case. Q O MOVIE ** "The Blue Lagoon" (1980, Drama) Brooke Shields, Christopher Atkins. Two castaway children grow to adolescence on a remote South Pacific island and experience the pangs of first love. O YEAR IN THE LIFE Joe proposes to Alice; Kay suspects that a real-estate client is trying to seduce her. In stereo. O MOVIE ** "My Mother's Secret Life" (1984, Drama) Loni Anderson-,,'.P.auj- 'SorvirtoV.A' •,glcVh(5t6i)s .ball' girl', must decide whether she wants to continue in her profession or develop a relationship with her 16-year-old daughter. O MOVIE "Sadie And Son" (Premiere, Drama) Debbie Reynolds, Brian McNamara. A Manhattan police officer gives up early retirement for a return to the force and a partnership with her rookie son. O MOVIE ••• "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid" (1982, Comedy) Steve Martin, Rachel Ward. A hard-boiled private eye encounters 1940s film characters while investigating the death of a scientist / cheese tycoon. O I'M NOT STUPID, I JUST CAN'T READ This special focuses on four people and their courageous attempt to learn to read. © GREAT EXPECTATIONS: THE ORPHAN A young orphan's life is dramatically changed following a fateful encounter with an escaped convict. ED MOVIE "Sadie And Son" (1987, Drama) Debbie Reynolds, Brian McNamara. A Manhattan police officer gives up early retirement for a return to the force and a partnership with her rookie son. 9:30 O MARK RUSSELL (Season Premiere) Beginning a 13th season of barbs and songs, the satirist pokes fun at U.S. politics. fflLETELEJOURNALg 9:55 ffl LE POINT 10:00 O NATIONAL g Q ST. ELSEWHERE Craig performs an artificial-heart transplant on a sheep; Ax- elrod talks about his torments on past Halloweens. g O FUNNY BUSINESS WITH GEORGE MILLER Takes a behind-the-scenes look at stand up comedy. 10:25 O JOURNAL 10:30 O BE FUNNY Highlights of the 1984 Seattle International Stand-Up Comedy Competition. 10:36 EB CINEMA •• "La Ruche" (1982, Drame) Victoria Abril, Francisco Algo- ra. Hiver 1942, le peuple espagnol est affame, fatigue; dans un cafe, une soixantaine de person- nages se croisent, conver- sent et poursuivent leur periple interieur. 11:00 O O O O NEWS OQ CTV NEWSg Q MOVIE*** "Talk Of The Town" (1942, Comedy) Cary Grant, Jean Arthur. A Supreme Court judge and a teacher help a man clear himself of an arson charge. © CANNON Plans for a daring robbery are uncovered during a search for a ■ •missing'bUSb'and. •.','. '. EDSPORTS<BAG£.'.V. 11:20 Q Q NEWS 11:30 QNIGHTLINEg O TONIGHT SHOW Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: humorist Calvin Trillin. In stereo. ED NEWS 11:35 O MAUDE Walter's plans to spend a romantic day with Maude are thwarted by Vivian's divorce proceedings. (R) O ADDERLY Terrorists seize an embassy and hold Greenspan and others hostage. (R) 12:00 Q GETTING IN TOUCH Scheduled: taking care of everyone else. ©BENNY HILL ED LAVERNE & SHIRLEY While house-sitting in Malibu, the girls throw a wild party. 12:06 O MOVIE ••• "Mandy" (1952, Drama) Phyllis Calvert, Jack Hawkins. A mother must make a painful decision between keeping her deaf daughter at home or sending her away to a special school. Q HILL STREET BLUES Furillo seeks a competent lawyer for the grand jury investigation; Renko and Hill hope to expose police offi cers and city officials accused of extortion. Q SIMON & SIMON 12:30 O POLICE STORY A moonlighting job as an insurance claims examiner poses a conflict of interest for a robbery-homicide detective (Jackie Cooper). O ED LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN In st©rGO © MOVIE **• "The Road To Zanzibar" (1941, Comedy) Bing Crosby, Bob Hope. Two men try to come up with enough money to get from Africa back to the United States. 12:46 O MOVIE k'A "Soggy Bottom, U.S.A." (1981, Comedy) Ben Johnson, Lois Nettleton. A Southern sheriff during Prohibition tries to ensure that his moonshine-producing cousin doesn't blow himself up and that his lady friend's marriage plans go awry. (R) 1:00 Q MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 1:10 O MAGNUM, P.l. Magnum thinks he's being set up for a wild joke when he meets Higgins' double. O HILL STREET BLUES Washington and LaRue search for their colleagues who are stealing from crime sites; Furillo attempts to clear Gold- blume's name. 1:30 OONEWS ED MOVIE **** "Judgment At Nuremberg" (1961, Drama) Maximilian Schell, Spencer Tracy. The proceedings of the Nazi war crimes trials explore the responsibility of the individual toward society. 2:00 Q ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Actresses Jodie Foster and Beverly D'Angelo. In stereo. 2:06 O MOVIE *** "Cheers For Miss Bishop" (1941, Drama) Martha Scott, William Gargan. A Midwestern schoolteacher dedicates her entire life to her profession. 2:16 Q SIMON & SIMON The Simons are hired by an Egyptologist to find out why a mummy has been hidden in a museum warehouse. O MAGNUM, P.l. Private investigators head for Hawaii to retrieve a valuable icon. 2:30 © CNN NEWS 3:20 O MOVIE *• "Condor" (1986, Adventure) Ray Wise, Wendy Kilbourne. A peacekeeping agent and a female android are teamed to track a criminal whose ability to tap into police computers is raising havoc in 21st century Los Ange- O MOVIE • "Hercules" (1983, Adventure) Lou Fer- rigno, Sybil Danning. A super-powerful Greek demigod must battle mechanical monsters to rescue a kidnapped princess. 3*30 ED FAMILY 4:00 O NIGHTWATCH ,. SELL IT FAST IN THE ALDERGROVE STAR- CALL 856-8303 or 856-5212 COMICS PRESENTED BY' R&M TIRELAND ^Goodrich NEW AND USED TIRES WHEEL ALIGNMENTS 26827 Fraser Highway Ray & M.yn.rd shining..* 856-5011 HAGAR I MATE BUPEAlICPACY AuMIl. UAre BUREAUCRACY' &/£-&&>«M/i£ 1-16 SHOE Nobody wants to see. this end up in court.'' GRANDPA AND ME BY MARK TURRIS THE ALDERGROVE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1987 23 LANGLEY - Welcome Wagon's fall bridal show was a huge success, showing the best of traditional and contemporary designs. This beautiful trousseau from Special Day was just one example of the many possibilities for the autumn bride. Guidance subject of meetings here MURRAYVILLE - Langley school district has invited all parents of Langley students in grades seven to 12 to attend a guidance curriculum information meeting. Purpose of the meeting is to introduce the Langley program to the parent community and to review educational materials contained in the ministry of education's one-year Family Life program. In order to accommodate all parents, a number of meetings have been scheduled at various locations. Parents may attend the meeting scheduled at their neighborhood school or at any location and time that is convenient. For parents of secondary school students, meetings have been scheduled at Aldergrove secondary school on Tuesday, October 20 at 7 p.m., and at D.W. Poppy secondary school on Tuesday, October 27 at 7 p.m. Parents of elementary school students can attend Aldergrove elementary (including Parkside and Shortreed) on Tuesday, December 1 at 7:30 p.m., North Otter elementary (including Coghlan and County Line) on Monday, November 23 at 7:30 p.m. Thrift shop money goes to charities By EVELYN UNDERWOOD The regular monthly meeting of the Thrift Shop society was held at the OAP hall, Oct. 5. A board member from Ishtar Transition Housing Society spoke on behalf of Uie victims of domestic violence cared for by the society. $500 was donated to help the emergency needs kits supplied to the clients, to help them establish themselves in their new homes when they leave the shelter. These kits will provide some staple foods and be part of the support offered by the society. Volunteers are always needed and if you would like to help please phone 530-9442, Monday to Friday, 9-5. $500 was donated to O.R.P. We thank the hard working volunteers who strive to make Aldergrove a safer place in which to live. The Aldergrove branch is part of a network of groups across the Lower Mainland working in conjunction with the RCMP. On behalf of O.R.P. an invitation is extended to all to attend a fund raising dance on Oct. 24 at the Elks Hall. Tickets are $10 each; please phone 856-9454. A complimentary taxi service will be available to patrons. We regret to report that Judy McDonald has not yet returned from her medical treatment in Edmonton, however, we did donate a further $1,000 to the fund to support Judy and her family. Thanks to the generosity of people in the Aldergrove area, our shop is still well stocked and the Bag Sale will continue until the end of October. Unfortunately, this good weather will not last and now would be a good time to invest $2.50 and purchase a bag of winter clothes, sweaters, jackets and coats, etc. We also have Halloween costumes. We request that all donations be clean and in good repair. Thank you to all our regular customers, we look forward to seeing new faces. If you would like to spend 3 hours a week and help at the shop, please phone 856-7680. 33310 SOUTH FRASER WAY 852-3130 I34^0?f FALL TruckSoad Sale John Deere Riding Mowers Lawn Tractors Utility Tractors 16-60 h.p. No Interest No Payments Till March/88 TRADES ACCEPTED norpac norpac commercial, inc. 22661 FRASER HWY., P.O. BOX 3245, LANGLEY, B.C. CANADA V3A 4R6 (604)5304644 TELEX 04-365554 BEVERLEY MATSON THEATRICAL SCHOOL OF DANCE has turned a page with a NEW LOCATION tVERLEY M47CV *T School „ID.„„0*',. DXNCt ,, CLASSfc ?- CLASSES lN. "
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