: DOUGLAS COLLEGE
: ARCHIVES

Sports

DOUGLAS LEADS B.C. COLLEGES IN CLOSE
4-WEST BADMINTON FINISH AGAINST ALBERTA
AT LETHBRIDGE -- ONE GOLD MEDAL AND

A BRONZE OUT OF FIVE

 

The blood curdling victory cry of the bull ape
rising from beneath.the stands of the
Lethbridge Sportsplex Saturday March 6 struck
terror into the hearts of all and signified the
notching of a Gold Medal for Terry Beitel and
Bob Johnson of Douglas College in Men's Doubles
Play at the Four Western Province's Badminton
Championships. Competition consisted of triple
round robin play between B.C., Alberta, Manitoha§
and Saskatchewan. ,

Bob and Terry were untroubled by all but the
Alberta Mt. Royal College pair of Jeff Child
from Regina and Issarel Ratanasgu from Baukok.
The Douglas pair took the first match 15-8,
15-13 then fell to their Mt. Royal opponents
16-18, 15-4 and 4-15 in the second, to even
the contest. Their opponents had been
effective in rushing the net on service
and had profited from a comparatively stationaryg
stand-and-slug-it-out type game that Bob and
Terry had allowed to develop.

The third round saw Terry and Bob scoring
consistently with the flick serve which

sent their opponents scurrying back, and
with excellent drops and smashes which kept
the Albertan's on the move and off balance.
The score for this match: 15-12, 15-8. It
was close, but Bob and Terry were in control.

Their victory is a tribute to skill and
dedication. They were runners up in
Saskatoon last year and have been honing up
their game ever since for this occasion.

In Ladies Singles play Buryl Palmer of Douglas
placed third for the Bronze.Medal in her
first appearance for B.C. Buryl consistently
beat her Manitoba rival 11-2, 11-8;

11-0, 11-3; 11-8, 11-0 and scored another
match victory against the Albertan 3-11,

11-9 and 11-5. Buryl was probably the best
play maker in this event and will be a force
in '77. Susan Allen of Saskatchewan's
Wascara Community College took the Gold.

 

BBRARY

During March and April, the Library

will be holding the following workshops
for students and faculty:

i.

on each campus.

Doing A Research Paper?

 

 

March 16, 2-3 pm Richmond
17, 2-3 pm New West
18, 12-1 pm Surrey
Periodicals
March 23, 2-3 pm Richmond
24, 2-3 pm New West
25, 12-1 pm Surrey
Newspapers & Microfilm
March 30, 2-3 pm Richmond
March 31, 2-3 pm New West
Aprit oc, Ze ip Surrey
Maps'& Atlases
April 6, 2-3 Richmond
7, 2-3 pm New West
8, 12-1 Surrey

Please meet at the Reference Desk
These workshops are

designed to increase your efficiency
in using library resources, and to
introduce you to various changes in
procedure.

oth

Cathy MacDonald
Reference & Orientation Librarian

 

NOTICE

-The NFB/Douglas College “Surrey

Project" is now on the Surrey
switchboard (588-4411, loc 281).
Campus location - white trailers
southwest corner of the campus.

Jim Gillis
"Surrey Project"