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Il Hit iANX.UY ADVANCE Wrd Ajw4 177. 1 shovr in Art Centre CONSTRUCTION AGGREGATES LTD. 20410 22nd A n. 3 3 PlI Carle has painted for 5 1 years SAND GRAVEL Rod Mukh, Crushed Rock. Dram ill Materials.

lawhrais Rm Sue 1 Vo, 7T 6" Irufc Delivery a fkh L)c Sales I. Dnpatch 534-7C37 or 5M-78C3 pm to 9 00 aJ on Sunday. May Iih, (torn I (A) to 600 pm (Pa iff (nr ire) GRAVEL sa les i u. t- I Carlo Hessay ptano, llrvsjy svtvl mint lire time "Heat's my work," he thuikkj "Muvc' and (vainting aie my hubt-crx He say he knows tify wful viory hi wture gung lu tell "I l.kc picture to tell a iory," he said, Jding that hi iKiurc arc "imprcsviuM that' how would describe my painting they arc reflection ol hi life, both past and prevent, Hi eshibiiKirt will also mdude a number of graph. Ilevcay said he settled in Canada been use "live clinuic He ha no plan for more travel.

"It doesn't interest me anjf Carle Hessay show will be held at the langk-y Art Centre, 48V9-2U7ih Street, on Saturday, May 7th from I 00 This ts ChilJ Safety Week. According to the CanaJa Safety Council the highest accident frequency rate for children is in the age group of 10 to 14 years Most injuries are sustained as a result of a traffic accident. Teach children traffic safety and always be alert for them while you are driving irrrrn Cattle market was active Market was active at I raver Valley Auctions, Langley, with a good demand fur all classes of livestock sold Total receipts for the week were 1 70 cattle, 66 swine. 107 sheep and gnats, and 6 horses I resh cows sold for 1300 00 to $485 00 per hundred weight, springers, $325 (X) to $640 00. mid-milkers, $170 to $285 00.

bred heifers. $280 to $345 00. open heifers, $160 00 to $260 00, calves. $5 00 to $40 00. W'cancrs went for $25 00 to $33 00 apiece; feeders, $45 00 to $60 00, butchers.

$85 00 to $98 00. sows, $120 00 to $17100, boars, $60 00 to $78 00 Sheep and coats sold at $15 00 to $55 00 and horses from $40 00 to $285 00. Patrol request rejected Aflrf fiitrfc than twenty five (fill lit I onylry. irmiwfvrd oiltvl (otic ItcYuy Id have tin fail dicrwtng with live I anylry Arti 'tntfkil flcs-jy. whd wav one ol the fas Id have hi punting in the I AC" pvkluie kvan.

gamed fu ipiahfKalvom from fuJf )ra' study at the Academy ol the An in Drrwlcn, Germany, and three year at the Academy of I tec Art in Fan Hcvuy. horn Shanghai, China, year ago, travelled wKlcly while employed for twelve year a commercial mariner "One of Ihc way to vec the wuflJ and get p-ud fur it," he vnd He also ww action in the Vanish Civil War Carle Hcxviy began painting when be wa fourteen year old. much to the chigrrn of hi father, a linguist nusicf who taught fur some time at Oxford. He way recall that hi father warned "You'll end up the gutter and starve to death" Hi father (Carle's mother hoJ died after bearing Carle) warned him to follow in his foot step and enter the teaching profession '1 never felt I could be a teacher it just wasn't my job," said Hessay recently. He paid his way through art school by working and by winning a scholarship.

"There was no time for fooling around I had to apply myself to it." His other love is music, lie didn't study puno because the cost was loo grejt Performing for the public didnt interest him then or now. "I play romantic music, and I plty for my friends," he said. hen he is not painting his reflections, or playing the radio controlled LANGLEY PHONE 534-6955 Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia Mnmben ol Ifi Inilitut twovitw ih Miovurvg fVKet AUDITING ANO ACCOUNTING INCOME TAX CONSULTING MANAGEMENT CONSULTING ESTATE PLANNING For Chartered accountant in your are contutl ttv "Yellow Page ol your phone book REES GRAVEL SALES no. A fvquevt for a fchool patrol on 200th Street near Nwomckl Llcmcnt.iry School made to Langley City council at their Apnl 1 8th meeting, hie been referred back to the PIG The Nioomekl PTG is to be advived by the Cny that it should make a similar request to the School District since school patrols would normally come under their ad minisTration. In their letter to council.

Shirlee Nadead, PTG president, said that there arc 84 children, 5 to 12 years of (FORMERLY OSCAR REES CRAVEL SALES LTD.) SERVING LANGLEY SURREY FOR OVER 20 YRS. The Langley Advjnce has a wider, conunuous disiribuiton in this area than any other publication' r- 7 pint un ROAD MULCH '7k UND CRUSHED ROCK age who daily nK their hc crossing this busy street continued Since it i school policy (weather per-muting) that ihddrcn within walking distance go home for hot lunch, we feel that ihcsc children cannot be forced to bring lunches to school I he con for a patrol dunng this period is S3. per day or a total of II 80 until the school term is completed." Mrs Nadeau considered the request for the school patois reasonable" because "there have been two near tragedies already." "We're sure you feci as we do-that "any one child's life is worth more than 13." A spokesman at Cny Hall sjid that traffic Control signjls have been ordered for the intersection of 200ih Street and 53rd Avenue, but are not expected to arrive until September the start of the 197778 school year. At a cost of around 1 5,000 lights will car-activated, rather than mechanically timed, which means in elTect that they will be governed by the volume of traffic, not time. DRAIN ROCK Save $50 On Our Home Package Oftw Expir tec 31 '77 Also REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ODD SIZES We have moved Our New Phone Number.

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21,433 Many Other Horn on Display) Local Adult and Family Parking after 6 p.m. 596-2777 BROVHS MOBILE ESTATES 19555 Frasar Surrey MCD25062 533-1133 Eatons New Surprise Sale. 1.49 Day and Surprise Sale all-in-one! W. Coast sold 759 head Cows and slaughter cattle was strong and active at the West Coast Auctions sale. Total receiptsUor the week were 759 cattle, 45 hogs, and 23 Good steers sold for $35.00.

to $38.90 per hundred weight; medium and Holstein steers, $28.00 to good heifers, $33.00 to plain and medium heifers, $25.00 to best Holstein cows $24.00 to good beef cows; $26.00 to canners and cutters, $15.00 to bulls, $29.00 to $36.00. Butcher hogs went for $42.00 to $47.00 per sows, $29.25 to weaners (each), $27.00 to $14.00 to $24.50. Good veal Sold for $45.00 to medlitm veal, $35.00 to babyfcalyes (each), $6.00 to goStf-1 feeder steers, $36.00 to1 medium and Holstein feeders, $28-00 to feeder heifers, $28.00 to steer calves, $34.00 to heifer calves, $32.00 to $38.00. Bulletin Board This space donated by lanHmi fairs LANGLEY FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. 20221 Fraser Highway, Langley, B.C., 530-9301 Its our third NEW Surprise Sale and this one has even MORE bargains! If you havent been to an Eatons NEW Surprise sale yet, youre in for some value-packed excitement.

And if you have, youre in for even more great bargains than the last one had. Everywhere you turn this Thursday, theres going to be another special saving in store for you. Terrific 1 .49 day bargains plus special Surprise Sale mark-downsMORE of them this month than ever before. And you can charge it on your Eatons account. Just pick up one of our complementary NEW Surprise Sale shopping bags and save Thursday.

Eatons NEW Surprise Sale. Its getting bigger all the time, so dont miss it! All Eatons stores in B.C. 1 .49 day items not available at Vancouver Warehouse store. 7vr RAY HANSON RON YATES Owners Directors EVERY DAY IN Canada five children are killed accidentally. The Canada Safety Council urges you to help reduce this staggering death toll by teaching children safe practices and by always setting a good safety example.

WATER SURVIVAL course at Langley YMYW, Thursday, April 28th at 7:30 p.m. BRIDGE SOCIAL at Sharon United church, Murrayville, on Friday, April 29th, at 8 p.m. ANNUAL CRIB TOURNAMENT, Ladies versus Gentlemen at St. Andrews Anglican church hall, Friday, April 29th, at 8 p.m. Bring crib boards.

HARD TIMES DANCE sponsored by Langley Pioneer. Days in Civic Centre, Saturday, April 30th, from 8 p.m. SPRING TEA by Brooks wood senior citizens, in Civic Centre, from noon to 4 p.m., Saturday, April 30th. RUMMAGE SALE by Chestnut Div. Brownies and Guides, at St.

Andrews United church hall, Fort Langley, Saturday, April 30th, at 1 p.m. 1 GIANT GARAGE SALE at Fraser Valley Adventist Academy, 26026-48th Sunday, May 1st, from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. PACIFIC PINTO open play at Townline Riders Ring, 180th and 96th on Sunday, May 1st, at 9 sharp. MONTHLY MEETING of the West Langley Community Hall Association on Wednesday, May 4th, at 8 p.m. in the school library.

tj JllrlfLl See Us For: -Burglar fire alarms -Free Appraisals -Answering Service -24-Hr. Monitoring Service Phone 530-3107 TRIPLEX SERVICES 20461 Douglas Cres. Langley (18-m Thursday. EATON'S 'L I.