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- Royals hockey

October 14, 1986. Page 10.

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This could be a banner year

for the Douglas College
team under

new coach Terry. Kirstein.

With 15 years of coaching

experience, _ including _ his

current scouting position

with the Major Junior A

- Seattle Thunderbirds, Ker-

_Stein’s record is one of
~ success.

Kirstein has coached in

“TE won't change the rules of
the team to fit one player
whether they are a superstar

- controlled,

every type of hockey league
from Major Bantam to Major
Junior, including a
Memorial Cup victory in
1966 with the New West-
minster Royals. His key
success is quite simple -
rigid discipline
and teamwork.

“Once I develop a system,
I expect everyone to play
that system,” says Kirstein.

or not.”

Last year, the Royals
hockey team placed second
to Cariboo College in the
provincial championships
earning them a spot in the
nationals, and while they
lost every game, they lost by
close scores.

With the resignation of
last year’s coach due to time

constraints, Betty Lou
Hayes, director of the
athletics program at
Douglas College, went

looking for a new person to
take over the reins.

“It’s easy to find a coach
but it is very difficult to find
a good one,” says Hayes. “A
couple of the players from
the Royals had played for
Kirstein in Midgets and they
had a lot of good things to
say about him, so he was
hired.”

“Kirstein
players respect
produces winning

is someone the
and = ihe
teams,”

says Hayes. ae
Kirstein is optimistic

about the opportunities

available to this year’s

hockey team members. As
scouting representative ~ for
the Thunderbirds, he
believes that players will
have better chances of being
noticed for the draft to major
league farm teams or even
for the NHL. His job with
the Thunderbirds will also
help players because he will
be scouting all the college
teams.

“In college, players are
more mature and are more
coachable,” says Kirstein.
“Several players have
finished their college educa-
tion and have then gone on
to careers in the NHL.”

For further information
contact Terry Kirstein at
576-9933 or at Douglas

College, 520-5400.

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informal learning?.

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has a varied program that is
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student and public
awareness.

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PROJECT

LITERACY |

B.C.

AN INVITATION AND CHALLENGE

The Douglas College Adult Basic Educa-
tion Discipline calls on everyone within our
educational community to get involved in
PROJECT LITERACY B.C. Heres how:

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“Sponsoring us in. the “Walk for
Literacy” walk-a-thon
“Walking under — the “Douglas
College Walks for Literacy” banner

WHO: You

WHAT: Walk-a-thon
WHERE: Stanley Park,
WHEN: October 18th, 1986
WHY: To fight illiteracy

There is a sponsor. sheet printed in the
current issue of the Mad Hatter. Information
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