RUGBY TEAMS SPLIT WITH ABBOTSFORD

The Douglas College rugby teams travelled to
Abbotsford last weekend for two league games and
came away with a win and a loss.

The second team continued showing impressive
form ‘beating Abbotsford seconds quite easily to
the tune of 25-15. Particularly impressive for
youglas were rookies Raleigh Dubois and Davinder
e201, both of whom had been promoted from the

-ird team. Veteran Brian McAdam was “his usual
teady and reliable self at fullback and scored

(3 points with two field goals and two conversions¢

‘ Ray Harris played another fiery game at prop
constantly urging on the pack. Touchdowns for

Douglas were scored by Raleigh Dubois, Steve
Holmes and Frank Marisco.

The College first team lost a heartbreaker
to a much improved Abbotsford team.

left in the game, Douglas led 11-10. A penalty

was assessed against Douglas and on the last play 5

of the game, Abbotsford kicked a 35-yard field 3
goal to win 13-11. Scorers for Douglas were Rob
MacDonald and Rick Cook with touchdowns and Dave
Jagger with a field goal.

- G. Van Niekerk

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ALL FACULTY:
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RE: Exam Booklets

 

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item and should be used exclusively
for the use in which they were in-
tended - to write exams in!!! There
have been instances where the book-
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scribble pads, write essays, other
than for exams, and other uses?

The above booklets are in short
supply, so please do your part to
ensure that your collegues also
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Tom Rosamond,
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More booklets are on order, however
they are for use in the Spring Semester

With seconds

A Canadian...

_ A Canadian is a fellow who drives
home in a German car from a French
movie; slips out of his Hong Kong
rubbers and Italian shoes, puts on his |
Japanese robe and Mexican slippers ~
and sips Brazilian coffee from English
china while sitting on Danish furniture
and watching his youngsters play in
their Czechoslovakian sneakers.

Then he writes to his member of
Parliament with an American pen...
demanding that Ottawa do something
about the unemployment situation.

ne COLLEGE LIBRAP
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RE: COPY CENTRES

Please Note:

Effective Dec. 20/76 the copy
centres in Surrey and New West.
will not be open in the early
morning and late evenings. Also
due to lack of staff, copy centres
will be closed at lunchtime an
coffee breaks. 8
Normal service will resume at
commencement of spring sememster.

Tom Rosamond,
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