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THE BLUE ANGELS are coming to the Abbotsford International Airshow. The show takes place Friday,

August 8, Saturday, August 9 and Sunday, August 10. The show starts at noon cach day, and admission is $15 per carioad, which includes the price of parking.

Family fun will be the theme August 10 as_ the Vancouver Canucks of today meet ithe Canucks of yesteryear at Nat Bailey Stadium in a benefit softball matchup marking’ the hockey club's largest fund- raising event of the year.

And regardless of the score of the ball game, the big winners of the day will be the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs of Greater Vancouver and the CKNW Orphans’ Fund. Those two organizations will share 50 per cent of the day’s gate receipts, thanks to the generosity of the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club.

The August 10 match, which immediately precedes -

a Vancouver Canadians baseball double-header, will pit more than a dozen current ucks against a squad mado up of former Canucks fugmented by active players from other NHL teams who make their off-season homes in the Vancouver area.

Players such as_ Tiger

‘Williams, Kevin McCarthy,

Harold Snepts and Curt Fraser, to name just a few, will be facing such former Canucks as Cesare Maniago, Gerry O'Flaherty, Dunc Wilson and Gregg Boddy in addition to Ryan Walter of the Washington Capitals and ex-Canuck, current Phila- deiphia Flyer, Jack

Slowpitch standings

St. Alice and the Snappers are still on top in the North Vancouver mixed slowpitch standings. Both teams have 6-2 records.

Tokeland, the Slugs and the Masterbatters are tied for second with cight points,

four points back of the leaders. However, the Masterbatters have played more games than Tokeland and the Slugs.

The Clams, with a 3-6 record, and the Squids, 2-7, bring up the rear.

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Besides the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels, which has been putting on serial displays for 34 years, highlights in- clude the CAF Snowbirds and a fly-past of a B-52

bomber.

Mclihargey. Keeping both clubs honest will be Babe Pratt who will umpire the game. .

Stadium gates will open at 11:30 a.m. and fans are urged to be there early armed with cameras and autograph books as all the hockey players as well as the baseball Canadians wil head into the stands for a half- hour (noon dll 12:30) pic- ture-taking and autograph session.

_The Canuck © softball game, which will last seven innings, will start at 12:35 p.m. and will be followed by a twin-bill between = the Canadians and Coast League

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Special Family Grand- stand tickets are available for $6.00 which will cover up to five family members. These are available at Nat Bailey Stadium, the Van- couver Canucks’ office and at CKNW radio's office in New Westminster during regular office hours. Remaining grandstand seats have been reduced from $3.50 to $2.50 for that day only and they are available at all Vancouver Ticket Centre outlets and Nat Bailey Stadium.

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