” Pot ters:

Administration, Faculty § Staff:

Please ensure that requisitions
for printing and copying services
are filled out correctly. Over the
past couple of months we have rec-
eived numerous requisitions either
incorrectly or incompletely filled
in .. This thas resulted in extra
expense and loss of time both for
the Vrinting Department and for you.

Furthermore , please retain a copy
of these requisition forms for your
records, as the Printing Department
has wasted a lot of time searching
for work which was either printed and
shipped, or was not due to be printed
for a time after the enquiry.

The copy centres located in Surrey
and New Westminster are geared for
fast service. This is the reason
there are limits on the number of
copies allowed.

The staff in the copy centres
will collate and staple work, but
only after and between regular work,
-as time permits.

Student essays, in the past, have
been duplicated by the students them-
selves. Instruction will be given by
the copy centre clerk in the use of
the ditto machine only, and then only
as time permits...

As in the past, the same rule
applies: first come - first served.

For information concerning the
copy centre in New Westminster, call
loc. 2185 tor-Surrey,,. cali 227, For
inquiries regarding duplicating, call
227 S. For prianting anguirics, call
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RUGGER CLUB WINS OPENING FOUR

The Douglas College rugby teams got off to a
flying start in their spring schedule winning
all four of their opening matches,

xf On January 3lst both teams travelled down to

Seattle to take on the University of Washington
Huskies. The Huskies A team were fancied to
score an upset over Douglas A as they had put
up a tremendous performance the week before
against Palmerstone College, a touring New
Zealand side. However, Husky fans were to

k be disappointed as Douglas opened up a quick

12-0 lead and coasted the rest of the way for
Meanwhile the Douglas B team

team to the tune of 22-0.

The next day the two Douglas teams did not
quite have it their own way. The B team

X narrowly defeated the Surrey Twyliters 12-10

while the A team had to overcome a 7 point
deficit at half time to edge Maple Ridge 10-7.

Scorers over the weekend for Douglas were:

Jim Martin, George Boon, and Mark Codran with

2 touchdowns each; Steve Ferguson, Joe Collins,
and Joel Schmidt with one touchdown each.
Jagger with 2 converts and a fieldgoal, Russ
Laurie with a convert, Tim Taylor with a
touchdown, 4 converts and a penalty and Jim
Booth with a convert.

This weekend the A team takes on Nanaimo while
the B team takes on a U.B.C. invitational side.

 

The Universdty of British Columbia is

hosting an Open House on March 5th

gnrom 12:30 p.m, to 9:00 p.m. and March 6th from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
This is an event held every three years to encourage the public to visit

Our cainpus.

Our Open House should be of special interest to your students!

We ane expecting mone than 100,000 visitors in the two days.

Untuer-

sity academic counselling will be available during the. two days. We hope