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Lions rock into season

THREE OF THE West
Coast's favorite rock ‘n’ roll
bands will share the spotlight
with the B.C. Lions and the
Calgary Stampeders for the
Lions’ ‘‘Kickoff To Sum-
mer’’ at B.C. Place Stadium,
Sunday, June 9.

Doug and the Slugs,
Trooper, Bill Henderson
and Chilliwack will mount a
two-hour party concert
featuring festival seating on
the north side of the stadium
immediately following the
Lions’ home opener for the
1985 C.F.L. season. The
game starts at 2 p.m., ending

about 5:00. The concert will
start minutes later. Any
ticket to the football game
includes the concert at no
extra charge.

“We'd like to start the
season off with something
extra special for our fans,”
said Lions’ General Manager
Bob Ackles, ‘tand we are ex-
tremely pleased to have been
able to assemble this terrific
package of Canadian talent.
We started the idea of the
double-header event when
Burton Cummings and the
Guess Who performed at
our opening game in 1983."

Doug and the Slugs and

Bill Henderson and
Chilliwack have just com-
pleted coast to coast Cana-
dian tours, while Trooper
has been in the studio work-
ing up new album material.

Tickets to the game and
concert are available at regu-
Jar football game prices
($20, $17 and $11) at all
VTC/CBO outlets, at the
B.C. Lions’ office and at the
Stadium on. game day.
Stadium ticket wickets will
stay open throughout the
game for people who can't
get to the start of the game
but want to catch the con-
cert.

WV cricket club undefeated

LEAGUE LEADERS West
Van won the toss and gave
UBC Varsity first bats in
May 18 in West Van Cricket
action.

Varsity began steadily
with four of the first five
batsmen reaching double
figures. Against the fine
bowling of Solly Maiter four
wickets for 25 runs -and
Steve Lambie two for 10
runs, Varsity fell behind.

The score reached 72 for
eight wickets when Stattler,
living dangerously, thrashed
the bowling for a quick 31

runs. The innings closed at
108 for nine wickets.

West Van’s innings started
well as Rod Wise (10 runs)
and Paul Levy (39 runs) put
West Van ahead of the
clock. Basil Station (29 runs)
moved the sccre along, but
Varsity, with some excellent
fielding, gradually tightened
its grip on the game.

The last over was reached
as West Van, after much nail
biting, needed three runs to
win. Bob Butler (14 runs)
was out the first ball, a
wicket fell off the third, two

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING

Subdivision Control Bylaw —
Small Lot Infili Areas 5 and 25

The Council for The Corporation of the District of
North Vancouver will be holding a public informa-
tion meeting to explain the District's proposal to
declare the areas shown within the heavy black
borders on the maps below as Smal! Lot infill Areas
5 and 25, respectively, in order to permit further
small lot subdivision to take place. .

All persons who deem their interest affected by the
proposal are cordially invited to express their views
at the public information meeting.

Time:
Date:
Place:

7:30 p.m.
Monday, June 10th, 1985
Council Chamber

355 West Queens Road
North Vancouver

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(Mrs.) H.W. Egleston,
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June Sth, 1985
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runs were scored off the next
two balls. .

Dave Turner faced the last
ball of the game with the
score tied at 108 runs each,
Turner ‘majestically drove
the ball through the covers
for runs and with it earned
West Van an exciting vic-
tory, keeping their unbeaten
record intact,

On Sunday, NSCC
defeated Burrard in an ex-
citing game at Upper
Brockton. Burrard batted
first and were all out for 118
runs. NSCC’s fielding was
lethargic at the start of the
game, but improved, as the
game progressed. Wicket-
keeper .B. Price excelled in
taking two catches and
featuring in a run-out.

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