a
The following new booklets are now
available from the Institute of

" Environmental Studies, Coquitlam:

No.

No.

25 Waterfowl Habitat Management and
Use in the Lower Fraser Valley

26 The Surrey Bend Controversy

27 A Critique of the Preliminary
‘Environmental Impact Study of
the Proposed Hat Creek Develop-
ment.

International Project Booklets

The Tibetan Community in Exile

The Mysore Resettlement and Develop-
ment Agency (MYRADA), Karnataka State,

India.

The Virajpet Agricultural and Community
Development Project, Karnataka State,
India.

Tibetan Agricultural Settlements in
Southern India.

Canadian - Indian Development Projects
in Karnataka State.

Summary Report on the Inspection Tour of
T.R.A.S. Projects in India, October -
December 1976.

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btheir counterpoints from Maple Ridge.
awere played In atrocious conditions as the field
gat Taloski Stadium was nothing more than a mud
Dhole.
gwere difficult to distinguish from one another at
ytimes.
Bty's touchdown, which he converted himself.
afirst team played to a scoreless tie.
y team, meanwhile, suffered a 30-3 loss to Pocomo
BRugby Club.
yrookies were outclassed by the older and more
pexperienced Pocomo side.
“thirds enjoyed the game and need the experience
Ras many of them will eventually become first and
second division players.

DOUGLAS CoLtece Lisrakyy CU TEILS®

ARCHIVES

‘Re: Ed. Note Soliciting reaction
yes I do read it

It contains very little informa-
tion that has not previously
been circulated by way of memo
to all Faculty

If (2) is not changed then the
only stiggestion I would make is
to discontinue publication.

~ who sent this?

Sports:

RUGBY TEAMS HAVE VARIED SUCCESS

The Douglas College rugby teams tled two

Agames last weekend, won one and lost one.

On Saturday, the first and second teams tled
The games

Players covered from head to toe In mud

- The second team tied 6-6 on Gary Cherwa-

The

The third

The thirds comprised mainly of

Nevertheless, the

;

On Sunday, the thirds improved one hundred

rereart to wallop Burnaby thirds by a score of
g 28-3
Rdivision player, played with the thirds and
Rgreatly helped them.

afield goal and a drop goal for a personal tally
fof 12 points.

#Gary Reld with two touchdowns and veterans Terry
#Sharpe and Larry Backs with one touchdown each.

Club captain, Dave Jagger, a seasoned firs
He kicked three converts, a

The other scorers for Douglas were

A pleasing aspect of this game was the fine

| performance of Frank (hard-core) Marisco at
yscrum-half., .