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Peninsula Little League 2011
(Serving the Youth of Inner North & Northeast Portland ages 5-14)
visit our website at:
www.eteamz.active.com/peninsulalittleleague
Registration available on-line beginning January 22, 2011
Softball Program
Level
Minor
Major
Junior
Ages
8 - 10
10- 12
13- 14
Q uestions contact.
SFJAZZ Collective and Joshua Redman are set to perform this
weekend at the Alaska Airlines/Horizon Air Portland Jazz Festival
Presented by US Bank.
Jazz Festival’s
All Star Ensemble
‘SFJazz Collective' headlines shows
The eig h t-p iece a ll-star e n ­
sem ble, SFJA ZZ Collective, will
present the world-prem iere of rep­
ertoire from "SFJAZZ C ollective
Plays Stevie W onder" on Satur­
day, Feb. 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Newm ark Theater, downtown.
The next day, Joshua Redman -
the founder and form er leader of
the SFJAZZ Collective - will show­
case his quartet on Sunday, Feb.
27 at 2 p.m., also at the Newm ark
Theatre.
The perform ances are in con­
junction with the Portland Jazz
Festival sponsored by A laska
A irlines/H orizon A ir and p re­
sented by US Bank.
SFJA ZZ C ollective annually
looks back and re-arranges famous
com positions of jazz masters from
T helonious» M onk an d Jo h n
Coltrane to Herbie H ancock and
McCoy Tyner.
The group features alto saxo­
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phonist Miguel Zenon, tenor saxo­
phonist Mark Turner, trum peter
Avishai Cohen, trom bonist Robin
E ubanks, v ib rap h o n ist S tefon
H arris, pianist Edward Simon,
bassist Matt Penm an, and drum ­
mer Eric Harland/
R e d m a n , w ho o r ig in a lly
founded and led the SFJAZZ C ol­
lective^ is one of the most ac­
claim ed and charism atic jazz art­
ists to have em erged in the de­
cade of the 1990s. The son of
legendary African American saxo­
phonist Dewey Redman and Jew-
ish A m e ric a n d a n c e r R enee
Shedroff, he has perform ed with
such esteem ed artists as Chick
Corea, Pat M etheny, and Brad
M ehldau, as well as a new w ork­
ing quartet, "James Farm," which
infuses traditional acoustic jazz
quartet instrum entation with a
progressive attitude and modern
sound.
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503-288-0033
Regular Sign-ups
$64/T-Ball, $74 All other levels
This fee includes the pepperoni fund raiser
Sell one hag of pepperoni and get $24 olf fee
Each hag contains 24 sticks
THURSDAYS at Boys and Girls Club
5250 NL Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
January 27. February 10 and February 17
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
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Items to bring to sign-ups:
Birth Certificate
Proof of Address
Doctor Insurance Information
Plaver Fee
Baseball Program
Level
T-Ball
Farm
Minor
Major
Junior
Questions
Ages
5 -6
7 -8
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n r - 12
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c o n ta ct
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SATURDAYS at Peninsula Park
Community Center
jerrylincoln38(à gmail.com
700 Rosa Parks Way
January 29. February 12 and February 26
12:30 pm to 2:00 pm
Registration farms can be completed in advance by
downloading from our website.
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