Sports.

NV CENTRAL MAJOR LITTLE LEAGUE —

Eyftord faces winnin:

SKYLINE DEFEATED Eyford
4-1 behind the two-hit pitching of
Jason Odegarde in recent North
Vancouver Central Major Little
League action.

Odegarde also had two hits in

Parents to
get heip

LABATT BREWERIES of
Canada will be ensuring that the
parents of all Canadian Olympic
Winter Games team athletes have

the opportunity to see their off-

spring perform in Calgary.

A corporate sponsor of the Feb.
13 to 28, 1988 Olympics, Labatt
has established a program whereby
the company provides athletes’
Parents with return airfare,
clothing, tickets to the opening and
closing ceremonies, and tickets to
all events involving sons or daugh-
ters.

Accommodation for parents is
being arranged through OCO’88
Adopt-A-Parent Program, which
receives additional financial
assistance from Labatt.

These application forms are
available at offices of the various
National Sport Governing Bodies,
Canadian Olympic Association
and OCO’88.

For more information on the
Labatt’s Olympic Parents Program
contact. John Pickett, Labatt’s
Olympic Office, Calgary, Alberta,
(403) 265-0255.

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the game as did Sean Cameron.

On May 27, Skyline again
defeated Eyford, this time 5-1.
Pitcher Andrew Plant picked up
the win. Odegarde and Jason An-
drews each had three hits.

In other action, the Eagtes
defeated the Legion 11-2. Jessie
Collins pitched a two-hitter in the
win,

But the Legion roared back on
May 31 with a 3-2 win over

Skyline.

Melvin Browning picked up the
win and also scored the winning
run.

Skyline then defeated Legion 7-
1, QOdegarde and Steve Hatch

ne

combined for a no-hitter.

Skyline was led by Mark An-
drews, Jason Andrews and
Odegarde who each had two hits in
the game.

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THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF WEST VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF AGENDA ITEM

(POLICY AND PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING)

DEAR RESIDENT:

RE: NEIGHBOURHOOD PUB APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF HOURS OF SERVICE

Please be advised the Municipal Council at their 1987 June 15 meeting will be consictering

requests from:

1. Troller Pub, 6422 Bay Street

2. Squarerigger Pub, 1425 Marine Drive

to extend the hours of service from:

12:00 midnight to 1:00 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays.

The meeting begins at 7:45 p.m. in the Council Chamber, Municipal Hail.

Written submissions are requested to be submitted to the Municipal Clerk prior to 1:00 p.m.
1987 June 15 and will be distributed at the Meeting.

.J. Douglas Alian —
Municipal Clerk

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