FOR SALE

Elac miracord automatic turntable with cartridge. $75.00 or best offer.
Call Derek 273-5461 loc. 55 or 274-3608 evgs.

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GERONTOLOGY GAME

The End of The Line is a simulation game in social gerontology. If

you are someone interested in working with the elderly; a student of the
aging process; interested in one of the helping profession or interested
in learning about simulations as a learning tool, then you will be in-
terested in participating. Limited to 30-35 players; overflow can be
observers. Jan. 31, 7-10 p.m., Surrey, 406. If interested contact

Phil Warren, S238. If I can't be reached, leave your name and phone.

I will put you on the list of participants.

Seales Phil Warren

ATHLETICS RESULTS

Women's Basketball: The Douglas College womens basketball team started
the second season with two wins over Selkirk College in Castlegar,
January 11 and 12. In the first game Douglas came back from an 8 point
deficit at the half to win by a score of 56-44. Carol Homewood was
outstanding for Douglas in this game, scoring 19 points, while Colleen
Butterworth, Shelley Paul and Carol Fast each scored 8 points for
Douglas. In the second game Douglas led from start to finish, winning
comfortably by a score of 49 to 37. Wendy Ellis notched 15 points for
Douglas, while Darryl Watts scored 13 points and Carol Homewood 9 points.
Both the men's and women's teams will be in action this weekend playing
two games against the visiting Cariboo College teams from Kamloops.

Men's Volleyball: The Douglas College men's volleyball team travelled

to Victoria on January 12, for a Totem Conference tournament hosted by
Camosun College. When the smoke had cleared, after a day of fierce
competition, Douglas had won 4 games and lost 4 games. The actual results
were as follows:-

Douglas 16 Malaspina 14
Douglas 8 Malaspina iD
Douglas iS Set yell wd» 8
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Douglas 5 Royal Roads 2
Douglas LD Royal Roads il,
Douglas yh Vancouver Community College 15
Douglas 5 Vancouver Community College 15

Coach John Lussier was not entirely dissatisfied with his team's
performance and is convinced the team will improve its showing at the
next tournament in Kelowna, February 1 and 2. The team to beat is
obviously Vancouver Community College.

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