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48 — Wednesday, May 7, 1997 ~ North Shore News

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Vancouver Rec Centre located at Lonsdale and 23rd. Call 736-5402 for more info.

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players’ family, friends

THE North Shore Baseball
Association, working together with
Little League Baseball Clubs on the
North Shore, will be hosting the
first Annual Baseball Bash & Dance
to celebrate the 1997 baseball! sea-
son.

The event will take place at the North
Vancouver Recreation Centre on Saturday
May 10.

The doors will open at 7 p.m. svith music
and dancing from 8 p.m. until midnight.

Although most of the olayers are between
6 and 12 years of age, with more playing up
to 18, this special evem: has been arranged as
a fundraiser for all parents, friends and sup-
porters of Little League Baseball who are
over the age of 19.

As there are 6,000 young people playing
ball or: the North Shore, a large turnout of
supporters to enjoy the music, hot-dogs, cold

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beer and wine is expected.
be provided by Big Blue
featuring Twins coach, Paul Germino, on
guitar and lead vocals.
North Shore Twins head coach Dave
mpey, is the sound engineer and lighting ©

These nwo coaches have created a program
that stresses “player development” to such a
degree that three players have been signed to
Major League contracts over the last three
years.
In addition, North Shore Twins Baseball
Association Chairman, Rocket Norton, will
bring his famous band, The Rocket: Norton
Band, to the event with guests stars Mike
Reno (Loverboy), Al Horowitz (Vrism),
Mike Sicoly (Revolver: The World’s Best
Beatles Show) and Barney Bentall.

The Baseball Bash and Dance will raise
much needed money for the Little Leagues
and the North Shore. Twins. : .

The community’s support will help to:
keep baseball alive and healthy on the North
Shore.

Tickets cost $25 and are available from
your Little League or by calling 736-5402.

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us Your Story

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Citizenship
Ceremony and we would very much like to receive stories from those
people who have come to Canada over the last half century and
have chosen to live on the North Shore.

The entries will be read by the North Vancouver and West Vancouver
Canada Day committees and the writers of the ten most

interesting/unusual stories
will be part of the opening
ceremonies at this year’s
Canada Day celebrations.

The deadline to

submit stories is May 31.
For more information
contact Vai Stephenson at
the North Shore News,
986-6222 local 202.

Please submit your stories to:
Canada Day Committee

c/o the North Shore News
3139 Lonsdale Avenue

North Vancouver, B.C. V7M 2H4