BABE RUTH TRYOUTS

It’s tryout time for Babe
Ruth baseball. March 19 at
Mahon Park; Prep to 13
years from noon till 2 p.m.

Junior, 14-15, from 2-4
p-m., and seniors, 16-18,
from 3-4 p.m.

The same times and order
will be in effect for March 20
at Kinsmen North, one block
north of Mahon Park.

Late registrations will be
accepted at the tryouts. If
you would like to be a
carded umpire, enrol in the

LAST CHANCE FOR
FOREST HILLS
BASEBALL
REGISTRATION

Registration for Forest
Hills Little League was held
last week at Canyon Heights
School. Hundreds of
youngsters signed up for T-
Ball, Pee Wee, Major and
Minor baseball and
Pony/Colt baseball.

lf your youngster wants to
play baseball in Forest Hills
this spring, there is still time
to register that young person

988-3927. Peter will register
youngsters for T-Ball, Pee
Wee and Major/ Minor.

For Pony and Colt
baseball, you are asked to
contact Mr. lan Wild at 985-
5180.

It is most urgent that you
make your decision to
register this week as try-outs
for Major and Minor teams
will take place at Canyon
Heights School on Saturday,
March 19. Try-outs for Pony

and Colt baseball will take |

place on the same date at

North-West Vancouver
Ringette Association is
hosting its first Inter-
provincial Ringette tour-
nament on March 18, 19 and
20.

Premier teams from B.C.,
Alberta, Saskatchewan and
Manitoba will be competing
at both Karen Magnussen
Arena and the North Van
Recreation Centre Arena,
with the final games being
held on Sunday, March 20,
at Karen Magnussen Arena,
between 8 a.m. and ! p.m.

“We are pleased to host a

Major rin

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Publicity. “Ringette is only
in its fifth year on the North
Shore, but over 60,000 girls
are playing across Canada,
including about 600 in B.C.”

“This tournament is
considered by the girls as a
“warm-up” to the Provincial
Championships at the North
Shore Winter Club March
25-27 and to the Canadian
National Championships in
Edmonton April 5-10,” said
Griffin.

In Tween division
Ringette action, Shoppers
Whoppers tied North Shore

gette tournament

pair, winning against
Squamish 7-3 with Tania
Brunes_ collecting a_ hat-
trick, then losing to Mc-
Connell Airconditioning
Blade Runners 8-6.

In the latter game, Marie
Jeanne Vecsey scored six of
the eight Blade Runner
goals.

A four goal performance
by Jenmfer Renaud led
Bombers to a 5-3 win over
Aldergrove Legionnettes in
Optimist Belle Division
while Debs downed Poco 4-2
behind the two goal per-

tournament of this size,”’ said

Winter Club 3-3 while Lynn
Luanne Griffin, Director of

formance of Shannon
Valley Cycle Ringers split a

clinic to be held April 17 at Ellison.

Loutet Park. All leagues
welcome for the umpire
clinic.
For more _ information,
call Sharon McKay at 929-
6495.

by contacting Peter Morse at Eldon Park.

West Vancouver Cricket
Club are preparing for the
new season, their 28th in
B.C. Mainland = Cricket
League action, which
commences April 30.

Having secured promotion
following a highly successful
1982 season the “A” XI
return to First Division play
whist. the “B’ Xi. will
continue in- the Third
Division also after a winning
season.

In all, there are 37 teams
competing in five divisions in
league competition on the
Lower Mainland. As
recognition of the West Vat
ground, Hugo Ray Park,
being one of the finest
cricket grounds in B.C. (if
not in Canada) the Canadian
Inter-Provincial Champion-
ships will be played at Hugo
Ray in July.

West Vancouver Cricket
Club welcomes new playing
members for the up-coming
season. Please phone Steve
Miller (980-4292) for more
details.

“ G l e e e e

Meeung ol the ved The election of VanCity Credit Union’s
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Cricket League will be held Board of Directors takes place

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pin at St. Mary's Church March 11th through March 19th.
Hall, 2490 West 37th
Avenue, Vancouver

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If you’re a VanCity member, you are entitled to one vote
You’ve heard us speak about local ownership and control.

| This is how close to home we are. You choose the Directors

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| are contained in the February, 1983, issues of “Working
Dollars” or may be obtained at any VanCity branch.

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