FROM: Janice Friesen
Systems and Circulation Librarian
RE: Request for Reserve Lists

The deadlines for submitting re-
quests for the placement fo items on
Reserve are:

April 24, 1978 for the Summer/78
semester.

August 10, 1978 for the Fall/78
semester.

The reserve forms are available at
the circulation desk in each campus
library. Please give complete informa-
tion on the forms to ensure quick pro-
cessing.

We wish to process the majority of
the Reserves before the start of the
semester. This enables us to respond to
emergency requests and the requests of
sessional faculty. If the deadline is
not met, processing could take up to.
three weeks from the date that the
request for Reserve forms are submitted.

 

 

THE OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Announces a vacancy in the position of
Coordinator of Residence Life, starting

July 1, 1978. Salary: $12,000 plus
furnished apartment and applicable State ¢
of Oregon benefits. Qualifications: Min-
imum of a Master's degree in College Student

Services Administration, Counselling, Business

Administration, Recreation, or related area.
Minimum of two years experience in student
housing and residence life programs. Appli-
cations will be accepted until May 15, 1978.
Letters of application should be sent to
John H. Smith, Assistant to the President,
Oregon, 97601. Inquiries regarding the
position should be directed to Charles F.
Erekson, Director of Student Auxiliary
Services, Oregon Institute of Technology,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, 97601. Phone:
Phone: (503) 882-6321, ext. 261

Sports

DOUGLAS RUGBY TOP IN VALLEY

The Douglas first rugby team completed
its schedule on Saturday with a relatively
easy 11-0 win over Langley. In doing so
Douglas has, in only its second year in

 

the Fraser Valley Rugby Union first div-
ision, won the league title. Douglas
played each of the other eight teams in

the league twice, winning 13 games, tying
twice and losing only once for a total of
28 league points, but with only one match
to play cannot catch Douglas. There will
now be a playoff between Douglas and Pocomo
on April 22nd. to determine who will repre-
sent the Valley against the winner of the
Vancouver Leauge.

 

In the game against Langley MARK ANDREWS
intercepted a Langley pass in the last
minute of the first half and sprinted 40 yds.
to give Douglas a 4-0 lead. In the second
half witha strong wind at their back, Douglas
dominated the play with BURT KIRBY scoring
a try and MARK OVENDEN kicking a drop goal
to shut out Langley.

The Douglas second team also completed
their schedule with an easy 13-0 victory
over Langley. Douglas won 13 games and
tied 3 this season and are tied for first
place with Richmond. The latter, however,
have two tough remaining games to play
against Surrey & Pocomo, and should they
tie or lose one of there games Douglas will
win the second division league title.
Scorers for Douglas were AL HARNESS &

JOHN MARISCO with tries and BENNY BOON wi
a convert and a penalty goal.

 

The Douglas third with 6 wins and 3 losses
in its 6-team league is tied for second place
with Pocomo. Both teams have one remaining
game to play. However, league leading
Chilliwack will not be able to complete its
schedule as they will be on tour in England
& Wales, so the league title will be
battled out between Douglas & Pocomo.
its match against Langley on Saturday,
Douglas pulled off an exciting 10-6 victory.
After being ahead 4-0 on a try by GROVER -
TELFORD, Langley went ahead 6-4 on two penalty
goals. But with little time remaining in the §&
game TIM TAYLOR of Douglas put up a perfect
kick, the Langley pullback missed the ball
which then bounced perfectly into the hands
of NON WIK who sprinted in for the try.

TIM TAYLOR made no mistake on the convert.
Skipper HERBIE HAAF has done an outstanding
job leading the thirds this year, and had
another fine game against Langley.

In

This weekend the club will be playing in
the 64-team tournament in Santa Barbara,
California before returning for the playoPfs.

 

G. Van Niekerk