Notice Board

XMAS BASH - Dec. 16 (Friday)

It will probably be held in the
bandroom on the New West campus.

Help is still needed for: bartending,
selling tickets, es music
and entertainment, and cleanup.
Please call Ann Raffle at 229/NW

 

FROM: Linda Coyle
Admissions Office

RE: Final Exams »

The final date for submission of
requests for final exam scheduling
was Tuesday, October 12, 1976. A
- number of requests have come in
after that date. I have been able
to accommodate some, but not all,
of these late requests. In the
future will you please make every
effort to get your final exam
requests in by the deadline? Your
cooperation will be: most appreciated.

Please check with your students to
see if any conflicts occurred with
the addition of your class to the

final exam schedule.

 

FROM: Gerry DellaMattia
RE: Committee on Administrative
Reorganization

This is to advise that the next meeting
of the Committee on Administrative
Reorganization will be held on the
Surrey Campus, December lst, Wednesday,
from 4:00 to 6:00 PM in Room 4/8.

The brief from R. Lowe will be considered
at this meeting.

Please note that a deadline of
December 15th has been set by the
Committee for submission of briefs.
No briefs will be accepted by the
Committee after the deadline.

From:
Circulation Librarian

Janice Friesen
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

before processing can begin.

Sports

RUGBY TEAMS WIN 2 OUT OF 3

 

‘The College rugby teams continued showing
bimpressive form on Saturday November 20, winning
2 out of their 3 matches.

    

The third team had little trouble subduing
b Burnaby rugby club by a score of 12-4. Particu-
Slarly impressive for Douglas were rookles Davind
BDeol, Dave Longman and Rollie Dubois. Deol and
BLongman both scored excellent touchdowns both of
Bwhich were converted by Dave Jagger. The third
) team now have 5 wins, | tie and no losses to the
credit this year.

‘
The second team came back from a 12-9 defic
slate in the game to defeat Surrey by a score of
818-12. The second team Is the "hottest'' team in
B the second division right now having won their
Blast 5 games. Scorers for Douglas were Grover

B Telford and Phil Campeau with touchdowns and

B veteran Brian McAdam with two converts and two

S field goals. Also outstanding for Douglas were
B Steve Holmes and Al Harness.

The first team went down 12-4 to league

g leaders Surrey in an extremely rough and tough
battle that raged up and down the field for 80
Rminutes. Douglas could have won this one with a
B few breaks but it was not to be. Jamie Booth

2 played an excellent game on the right wing for

g Douglas and scored Douglas' only points on a

R touchdown.

LY Next Saturday, the thirds take on B.C.1.T.
R while the firsts and seconds have a rematch with

2 Pocomos and Hume Park.

- G. Van Niekerk | ]