Sport Shorts

 

Badminton

Jobin were all named All-Canadian.

Volleyball

 

Somebody stop us! Last weekend at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT )in Edmonton, Douglas captured
its second straight national. badminton crown. Aside from the overall team gold medal, the Royals captured golds in the
individual events. In Mixed Doubles, Chantal Jobin and Raymond Tsoi took the gold and in Women’s Singles, Jennifer
Wong took top spot. For winning the gold medal in their respective divisions, Jennifer Wong, Raymond Tsoi and Chantal

The men’s volleyball team went to Grand Prairie College last weekend, ranked third in the country and looking for a
national title to cap off an incredible season. Thursday, March 5, the Royals ran into the sixth ranked host Grand Prairie
Wolves. Douglas fought and clawed for every point but in the end fell to the Wolves, three games to one. Ken Kleindienst
had an amazing 26 kills, along with Darryl McCrady’s 3 aces and Darren Gross’ 4 blocks to lead the Royals. Friday, March 6
brought the Royals face-to-face with their old foes, the UCC Sun Demons. Douglas almost dismissed the Sun Demons in
embarrassing fashion, winning the first two games 15-8 and 15-4 before squeaking out a 16-14 victory to take the match in
three straight games. The third/fifth place game on Saturday, March 7, had the Royals squaring off against the Loyalist
Lancers from Ontario. In this hotly contested battle, Douglas won the first game, lost the next two and then won the fourth
game 15-12 to set up the fifth and deciding game. A win was not in the cards for the Royals on this day, as they fell to the
Lancers, 15—12 to finish fifth. Darren Gross had 4 blocks and Ryan Henley had 17 kills for the Royals.

 

 

Classifieds ..........

 

WantTeD

For SaLe

 

Shared accommodation—female
preferred. 1 bedroom, furnished,
close to Douglas and Royal Mall
with access to phone or fax
machine, cable included. $350 + 1/2

Roommate Wanted: to
share a bright, spacious, two-
bedroom apartment. Located in New
Westminster, near 4th St and Agnes
St. Close to transit: 2 min. walk to
Columbia SkyTrain and buses. Very
close to Douglas College (2 min.
walk). Laundry, furnished or
unfurnished. Share the rest of the
apartment with me: mature, female
student (SFU), employed full-time. A
gay/lesbian positive household. A
considerate, nonsmoking female
roommate is preferred. Sorry, no
pets. Available March 1st. Rent =
$362. k 50 + utils (approx $7.00/
mo). For more info, call 517-5516.

BURQUITLAM ANIMAL
HOSPITAL requires part-time
weekend staff. Duties: kennels,
reception, phones, janitorial.
Resumes in person 559 Clarke Rd.
Coquitlam.

Single woman seeking single
man 39-45 Romantique, likes to
watch movies, listen to music, read,
take long walks. Great appearance,
clean. Please Respond to the OP,
addressed LRD.

Very submissive Oriental
professional male in the medical
field seeking a very domineering
female into B&D, S&M, and a very
kinky lifestyle (eg toilet slavery).
Please send a reply to Ste 843 101-
1001 West Broadway, Serious
replies only please. All replies
answered.

Looking for cleaning work.
Experienced cleaning lady, $10/
hour. References provided, Call
421-5458. Ask for Linda or leave a
message.

Attractive, hot and sweaty
Asian Lesbian—QAL, can be very
affectionate, playful, outrageous,
likes nonconformity, being active
and cute. Seeking other queer
woman (especially Asians) for some
fun and dates. Send reply to
Classifieds c/o the Other Press.

Handsome, sincere,
Canadian Caucasian professional
man 30, seeks younger, honest and
attractive Asian woman for life
partner and marriage. Serious
replies only. Write to Nickolas c/o the
Other Press Classifieds.

Computers custom built to your
specifications with brand name, high
quality components and software.
Call Psycom at 951-3008.

Teaching piano history, theory.
Music education on a high academic
level. Cred, PhD, DMA. 420-1676.

Two bikes $50 each, not
mountain bikes. Call 525-6764.

A dual Mode Ericsson
(DF388vi) cellular phone with rapid
charger for sale. Negotiable price.
Must sell. Mandeep Brar (604) 250-
4198/ (604) 714-7854 (pgr)

Electric guitar lessons by
professional musician graduated
from GIT Hollywood. CA. Also music
theory & songwriting reasonable
rates!! Instructor Kimie (604) 585-
8007

Electronic Typewriter with

 

‘built in 3.5 disk drive. Must sell

leaving country. $200 (obo) reg.
$350. Call Shawn at 467-3574.

Colour monitor, keyboard,
new 28.8 internal modem (PC). All in
excellent condition. 517-1414

Looking for an excellent
source of reliable transportation?
Look no further...1980 Citation, looks
good, excellent running condition,
$500 firm. Call 443-9238 anytime.

Douglas College psychiatric
nursing grad 1999 committee is
raising funds by selling
entertainment books. Contains
hundreds of 2 for 1 discounts on
dining, shopping, movies, sports and
more. $46.00 each, to order contact
Tia at 540-7377.

’87 Chevette, good body in
& out, new brakes and tires, Air
Cared, 96 km, looks good too.
$1200 obo. Contact Aran 527-4035.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Burnaby Volunteer Centre has
volunteer opportunities in many
areas. Contact the Burnaby
Volunteer Centre at 294-5533.

Women volunteers needed
for the Vancouver Rape Relief &
Women’s Shelter. Interested in
volunteering for our: 24 hour crisis
line, transition house for women and
their children. Training sessions
Tuesday evenings. Call 872-8212.

Vancouver Crisis Centre
urgently needs volunteers to work
on 24 hour distress lines. Those
interested call 872-1811.

Would you like to meet
someone from around the world

right here in Surrey or Delta? Join
the Host Program! No cost
involved—just call Chris at 597-
0205 loc. 216.

SERVICES

 

Word Processing: Professionally
prepared: Essays, Thesis, Reports,
Projects, Letters, Resumes, Tape
transcriptions and budgeting. Ten
years experience. Includes spell
checking, grammar, presentation and
style. Call Kent at: (604) 421-1035.

IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH
CONVERSATION. Fun & Friendly.
Experienced: 2 years in Japan.
Qualified: SFU Graduate & Certified
in Tokyo. Private Lessons: learn
pronunciation, writing skills,
nuances, an enlarged English
vocabulary—ESL & TEFL with
customized classes: $20.00/hr.
Group Lessons: 1-4 students; 2-3
hour class, 2-4 days per week for 1
month: $300.00. Close to the 22nd
St SkyTrain Station. Call Joe Pelech
515-9703. Or Email:
Joe@lightspeed.be.ca.

Patient Mandarin tutor
available. Able to communicate in
English without mandarin accent and
vice versa. Flexible rates. Contact
Johnson Tai at OP (room 1020) 525—
3542 or home 521-3467.

Parking. Two blocks from
college. Gated underground parking
available days/evenings. Jan after 6
pm 524-5933.

Are you stuck between a
rock and a hard place? Got a tough
call to make? Douglas College
Campus Crusade for Christ
sponsors a prayer ministry! Give us
a call! Pager 978-9773.

The women are on their toes.

Protect yourself against
photo radar, for your free information
package call Allan or Amy at
527-4035.

Research and thesis briefs
from the Information Assistance
Group. Cut your study time in half.
For more information call 583-0558.

 

 

Infant care by ECE mom ft/pt
days/evenings. Near Douglas
College. Jan after 6 pm 524-5933.

Resumes professionally
prepared and laser printed. Two
years experience, and not an
unsatisfied customer yet! Can do last
minute service, and even meet you
at school! Please call 443-9238.

Want to sing? An
experienced voice teacher has
opening for students: beginner &
intermediate. Good rates. Call Mary
at 582-8427 or email i
kmsiever@cnx.net .

Reverend Tom wants you to
write him something (and make it
nasty). The Reverend is available for
all your spiritual guidance. Drop your
inquiries off at room 1020 or email
him at opinions@op.douglas.bc.ca .

Career Assessments phone
(604)536-4277, fax (604)536-7133
John Patterson B.Sc., M.A. “If you don’t
know where you are going you may
end up somewhere else” Vocational
testing will assess your “career self”
(Interests, Needs, Aptitudes and
Personality) and give you direction and
information about educational
programs. If you are planning to enter
college or a training program
assessment will benefit you. Maximum
fee is $160.00.

 

Dave Tam photo

Relax with Reiki by Stirling!
Free Reiki sessions at Douglas
College, and the New West Campus
on Monday afternoon, to book
appointments please call Dorothy
Cross at 527-5038.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

It is time once again to be thinking
about the DCSS student handbook.
Anyone interested in participating in
this project please call Darryl! Flasch
at 527-5109. | would like to get full
representation from all student
society members in the 98/99
calendar! All talent is appreciated!

Youth and student activism:
building democracy on campus and
beyond. Encounter sponsored by
The International of Hope
(Vancouver) at Langara College
room A136 South hall. Workshop on
the student movement past, present,
and future on Friday 1:30 PM.
Workshops on the MAI, student
loans and welfare, residential
schools and Iraq on Saturday 1:00
PM. Free. All welcome. Contact
Darcy at 254-1479

The Douglas College
Student Society is a great hang out
for students but it needs input from
its membership. | am looking for
interested parties to help spruce up
the Student Building. If you can paint
murals or know of a keen way to
make the DCSS more fun and
inviting, please call Darryl Flasch at
527-5109.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Kirin Special $5.95

 

Set B $6.95

 

KIRIN SUSHI
521-1833

752 COLUMBIA STREET
New WESTMINSTER, BC

Main Menu

Today’s Special $4.95
California Roll $2.95

BC Rolls

*Tekka (Tuna) Roll $2.00
«Sake (Salmon) Roll $2.00

Katsu Don $5.95
Miso Ramen $5.25

10% discount for parties of 10 or more people

Lunch

Teriyaki Chicken
with miso soup $5.75

 

 

 

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March 11, 1998 The Other Press