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RUGBY TEAMS CONTINUE UNBEATEN STREAK

The College rugby teams continued showing good
‘form over the weekend winning one game and tieing
another.

The second team played a crucial match against
Pocomos and emerged with a narrow 3-0 victory in
a hard-fought defensive tussle. Both teams had
their opportunities but failed to capitalize as
potential scoring drives were pulled down time
after time just short of the goal line. Brian
McAdam scored the only points of the game with a
field goal for Douglas.

The third team took on the newly-formed
Tsawassen rugby club on Saturday. The match was

evenly balanced as the final score of 12-12 indi- §
cates, although the Douglas forward were consider-§

ably lighter than the Tsawassen pack. Scorers
for Douglas were Jamie Booth with a field goal,
Dave Jagger with a field goal and convert and
John Palmer with a touchdown.

The club is now undefeated in its last eleven }

outings and has become a serious contender for
both first and second division league titles in
the Fraser Valley.

- Gert Van Niekerk

 

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TO: MAD HATTER
FROM: LAB HOURS COMMITTEE
RE: BRIEFS

SUBMISSION OF BRIEFS IS INVITED FROM
DISCIPLINES (OR INDIVIDUAL FACULTY
MEMBERS) ENGAGED PRIMARILY IN LECTURE
TEACHING.

SINCE THE GOAL OF THIS COMMITTEE IS
TO SEEK A FORMULA OF EQUATION OR
COMPARISON OF ALL TEACHING TECHNIQUES,
REPRESENTATIVE INFORMATION FROM ALL
DEPARTMENTS !S ESSENTIAL.

PLEASE SUBMIT BRIEFS AT YOUR EARLIEST
CONVENIENCE TO HENDRICK PERSAD'S OFFICE,
NEW WEST. CAMPUS.

Shirley Patz.

Janice Friesen
Circulation Librarian

From:

Re: Reserves

Lists of items to be placed on Reserve for
the Spring semester must be submitted by

December 10, 1976. If this deadline is not
met we cannot guarantee that the items will
be processed by the commencement of classes
in January. "Request for Reserve" forms
are available in all campus libraries.

‘Full information must be given on the form

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THE FORUM

STUDENTS and all other Douglas
College personnel whose home base
is the New West campus are invited
to join-with other New Westminster
citizens -in a Community Forum on
Saturday, Nov. 27.

To be held in Queens Avenue
United Church, 529, Queens Ave.,
9 aem. to 5 pem.e, the Forum is a
first for the Lower Mainland.
Locally sponsored, it will give
concerned members of our community -
the chance to join in the common
goal of meeting the challenges
we face in making this area the
best possible one in which to live,
work, and study. -

The Forum consists of morning and
afternoon workshops. Working in
small groups, the participants dis-
cuss their hopes for their community
and identify basic economic, politi-
cal and cultural issues, so they can
state the underlying challenges

facing the community. In the after-

It's a family affair. Parents
children, senior citizens, students -
anyone in New Westminster - can
participate.

BE PART OF THIS HAPPENING --
Deliberate and Celebrate Nov. 27

FEES: Family $3.00; Adults $2.00
Senior Citizens & Students $1.00

Noon lunch included.Child care free

For pre-registration phone 526-7222
or register on arrival

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