Chuxanaut tied the score just before the half on a touchdown. Douglas

the second half with a man short as Burt Kirby had to retire-fron

ire with a leg injury. Douglas went ahead 10-4 on two fine drop goals

y Leurie, but Chakanaut charged back to narrow the score to 10-8 on another .
oucndown. From this point on Douglas defended tenaciously and held on for

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In other matches, the Douglas second team playing with 2 men short in

the second haif went down 24-18 to league leaders Port Coquitlam. Brian
McAdsa was hot for Douglas College with a convert and 4 field goals totalling
14 points. Davinder Deol scored a touchdown for Douglas

'n the third division game, Douglas thirds were no match for the

Tunassen Rugby Club going under 24-3.
Telfard with a field goal.

Sole scorer for Douglas was Grover

 

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Until June, 1976. Event magazine was
produced three times a year, in an 88-page
tormat. At our last meeting before breaking
for the summer we decided it was time to
change.

We will now be producing two issues per
year, and operating with a much_more
flexible format. Each issue will have a length
of approximately 120 pages. The maximum
length will be dependent on the amount of
high quality works we receive that are |
applicable to the theme of the issue being
produced.

In the Fall 1976 issue, you can look forward
to finding a high contrast approach, with works
by Howard O’Hagen featured in contrast to

works by such contemporary writers as George

Bowering. Spring 1977 will feature the works of
new writers and artists

Back copies of Event are still available at single
copy price. They include works by: George
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Nowlan, George McWhirter, Pat Lowther, Gordon
Pinsent, Harvey Shapiro, Cynthia Ozick, Jacob
Zilber, Kevin Roberts, and Ken Stange.

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