DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY

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Telephone listings for these Coquitlam
campus people are WRONG in the new
campus directory.
locals:

Georgina Batchelor 567
Barbara Bessie 561
Nora Boyer 567
Ian Brooks 567
Neil Fairlie 559
Dorothy Jones 559
Marian Justus 559
Sig Kerger 559
Lorna Kirkham 574
Velma Smith 559
Pat Thomasson 559
Sheilah Thompson 569

These are interim listings which
probably will change soon.

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FOR SALE

Have Papers - Will Travel, (especially
by car).

Hetero-chromatic-eyed, nearly
four-years-old, bi-lingual, Champion-
of—Breed, male Siberian Husky
available for $200.00. This breed
seldom barks, so makes for lousy
watch-dogs. The iskimos use them
for baby-sitters, so this chap is
orimarily a child protector/companion.
(The younger the child, the more
often it gets washed). He is a
family dog, docile and highly-
intelligent. I would prefer for
him to go to a home with children.

If interested, drop me a note at
tichmond Campus, or ‘phone evenings
at my home (except Thursdays):
061-6412. Valerie MacBean.

FOUND

Sees

Ladies gold antique pocket watch
found on the New West Campus in
September. Owner may redeem by
contacting the New West Campus
switchboard or Campus Supervisor.

A further detailed description will
be expected.

Call 521-4851 from 7:30 a.m. to

Here are the correct

On the outside...

KATHRYN POSIN DANCE COMPANY -

Lecture-demonstration on Thursday
Nov. 4, 1976, at 12:30 p.m. in the
SFU Theatre (no admission charge)

Master class in advanced contemporary
dance techniques on Thursday, Nov. 4,
at 3:30 p.m. in the SFU Theatre. For
registration info, call 291-3534 be-
tween 10:30 and 1:30 p.m. Monday thru
Friday.

 

BURNABY ART GALLERY READINGS
NOVEMBER IST - 8 P.M,

AN EVENING WITH
West CoAst WRITERS:

BRIAN FAWCETI
DAPHNE MARLATT
BARRY BCKINNGN

Sports

RUGBY TEAM SUCCESSFUL IN TRAIL

The Douglas College Rugby team successfully
defended its West Kootenay rugby championship
in Trail over the Thanksgiving weekend.

The championship is decided on a points
system with points being awarded for games
won, a "chugging" contest and a skit put on
by every team on Saturday evening. Douglas
won the chugging contest with ease while their
hilariously funny skit "The Quarter Race" won
first place in the skit contests.

On the field the team won 2 out of their
3 games played. They easily overcame Rutland
by a score of 27-4, and W.S.U. by a score of
25-9, while a side comprised largely of
rookies went down to Trail rugby club by a
score of 20-0.

This Saturday, the 3rd team takes on
Trinity Western College in Langley, while the
second team plays Port Coquitlam. The first
team has a bye.

 

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