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Athletic Update

Outdoor Recreation

There is a possibility of an arrangement between
Douglas College and S.F.U. which will permit
Douglas College staff, students and faculty to
enroll in the $.F.U. Outdoor Recreation Centre
courses at the §.F.U. discount rate. If enough
interest is expressed in these types of courses,
we will begin with registration in Room 1317.

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Men's Basketball

Steve Beauchamp's Royal (without Steve - he's
in Anaheim, California) defeated the Meralamas
in overtime 104 - 93. High scorers for Douglas
were Brian Brown - 17 points and Rick Mesich
with 12 points.

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Men's Hockey

The Douglas College Hockey team defeated
C.B.1. 13 - 2 last Saturday at Port Moody. High
scorers for the team were Harold Mainman with
four goals and Don Woodley with four goals. The
team hasn't lost a game to date and their
toughest games will be against Cariboo College
on November 23 at 8:00 P.M. and November 24
at 10:30 A.M. at Port Moody.

This will be the first year that this hockey team
has had a coach and what a difference that
small addition makes!

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Women's Volleyball

The women's volleyball team competed ina
tournament at Trinity Western this past week-
end losing to T.W.U. and a Sr. Women's team
while defeating Royal Roads. Coach Loretta
Zavarise is having a tough first year with
injuries and new players but the team is working
hard to stay together. That's what is known as
a winning attitude!

Betty Lou Hayes

 

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On Thursday, November 28 from 1000 hours to
1600 hours the products of the 10-month
Musical Instrument Construction Program will
be on display in the main entrance to the
library. There will be approximately 12 to 15
instruments to view including a lut, hammered
dulcimer and many guitars.

The students who have made these instruments
will be on hand to answer questions as well as
demonstrate their creations. The display will
also include types of wood and tools used in
this craft. Be sure to mark the date on your
calendar to see and hear some of these master-
pieces created in the College.

Jim Sator