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money for things like tourney fees and
travelling expenses. The society has

endeavors they will no longer be able
to follow the rainbow into the Douglas

 

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No more pot of gold

clubs, which make up approximately
ten percent of the students here at the
college. The policy will only affect the
athletic clubs, which means that the
intramural programs will still receive

If any athletic clubs are looking for a
pot of gold to finance this year’s

 

funds from the society.

from the society by volunteering at the
infamous Douglas Collége socials. Not
only will our athletes receive first hand

door and how to clean up after 300 or
more over-worked students who seem
to let out their frustrations at these

 

 

by JANE MUSKENS

 

College Student Society office. Unfor-
tunately the gold is now off limits to
all athletic clubs who might need extra

 

“the gold is now off limits”

 

decided, as of this term, that they will
no longer fund the clubs directly.

 

 

experience as to how these socials events.
function, but the society is willing to
give the revenue earned from the
“300 or more over-worked

students”

 

So if your volleyball team, karate
club or basketball team is having
trouble tightening their belts, here is
an excellent opportunity for you to get
your friends together, have a good
time and support your club through an
evening of volunteer work for your
student society. | also suggest you

 

 

Any Douglas College athletic clubs
which now find their expenses soaring
into the big league will still have an
opportunity to receive some funding

This policy is a student society effort
to distribute funds evenly to the entire
student body rather than a large sum
of money going directly into athletic

drop into the student society office and
check out what the profits are at these
functions. You might just be sur-
prised.

social to the club which did the
volunteer work. At these socials, the
volunteers will learn how to stop
individuals from crashing through the

 

ICOME AND WATCH THE ‘LEGENDS’

Bobby Hull and Gordie Howe
willbe playing hockey with the ©
Douglas College Royals
against the

Vancouver Canuck Oldtimers

Monday, October October 15th
at

Queen's Park Arena 7:30 p.m.

Adults $9.00

| Children (12 years.and under) $5.00

Tickets can purchased from
Betty Lou Hayes - 1338
or at VTC, CBO and outlets

 

 

      
  
    
  
   
   
    
   
 
 

        

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