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Poetry Reading:

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by JANIS RAPOPORT.9S Owes

Monday, November 15,
$703, 2 p.m.

Janis Rapoport is a Toronto

poet and playwright, whose

works include several CBC

radio plays and three books

of poetry. Of her last book,
Jeremy's Dream, Quarry magazine
says, "Seldom does Canadian poetry
contain a fine network of felt
truths. This book does."

EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND

 

From:

Ret —

Tos College Faculty/Staff

The Library

Meetings of Materials Selection-
Committee

A reminder that the semi-monthly meetings
of the Committee (Fridays at 2:30 P.M.,
Nov. 5, 19; Dec. 3, 17 etc., Room S411C)
are open to College Faculty/Staff.

The Materials Selection Committee is

charged with:

1. Reviewing, requisitions for library
materials' purchase,

2. Delegating selection areas among
the Librarians,

3. Making recommendations on the pur-
chase of major, expensive, extra-
ordinary or multiple copy items,

4, Informing faculty and staff of
the state of the book budget as
necessary,

5. Reviewing and allocating gifts re-
ceived by the library.

George Noble
| Chairman, Materials Selection Committee

EGE LIBRARY. :

8 Rugby Union matches.
8 unconverted touchdowns by Mark Andrews and Grover
8 Telford (promoted from 3rd team).
§ edged their opponents 18-16.

8 and Joe Collins, Hap Mourston and George Boo
R with touchdowns each.

8:30 p.m.

 

 

Sports

RUGBY TEAMS DOMINATE LANGLEY

 

 

The Douglas College rugby teams subdued 4

R rugby opposition in Langley over the past two
R weeks.

On October 16, the Douglas 3rd team hammered

R out a hard-fought 12-0 victory over Trinity
8 Western College.
8 scoreboard on a touchdown by Joe Ireland which
8 Jamie Booth converted.
§ their usual wildly cheering fans narrowed the
§ gap to 6-4 on an unconverted touchdown.
8 second half, Douglas went further ahead when

R Grover Telford ran over half the Trinity team
B to score.

Douglas were first on the
But Trinity urged on by
In the

Booth converted. Just before the
final whistle, Trinity scored a converted touch-

§ down to narrow the gap to 12-10.

On October 23rd, the Douglas 1st and 2nd,
teams travelled to Langley for two Fraser Valley
The second team won 8-4 on

The lst team
Scorers for the
first team were Dave Jagger with 2 penalty goals.

 

Despite the closeness
the scores, both Douglas teams did dominate and
enjoyed considerable territorial advantages.

- G. Van Niekerk

On the outside...

In Concert

ELEANOR COLLINS

with
The Wyatt Ruther Jazz Ensemble

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1976

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Burnaby Art Gallery — 6344 Gilpin Street
off Canada Way at Sperling — 291-9441