DOUGLAS MEN WIN FIVE
AT TOTEM VOLLEYBALL, SATURDAY

 

Douglas volleyballers despatched Vancouver
City College, 14 - 9; Capilano, 15 - 0;
Malespina, 15 - 3; Cariboo, 13 -.7; and
Selkirk College, 15 - 12 on Saturday at a
Vancouver City Tournament.

Only arch rivals, B.C.I.T. tripped us at
13 - 8.

Standouts were Charles Parkinson, Darryl
Wallace, Ray Noble and Bob Tureene, with
some fine setting.

Next Totem action is the Conference Champ-
ionships at B.C.I.T., March 8 and 9.
Come and lend your support.

ROBIN RYAN.
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

In a tournament that ran concurrent to the
men's Saturday, at Van City, Douglas
women placed second to the host team.

Tw6 close losses did the damage (all games
were limited to 15 minutes) and the team
was not at full strength.

The squad eagerly awaits the championships,
March, S and 9th, at B.C.I.T.

BADMINTON

SATURDAY EVENING SLATING TAKES TOLL OF
PARTICIPANTS

Douglas had modest entries and results in a
Saturday evening badminton fixture at Van
City College.

Karen Morley and Ann Bain were second to
Chris Alexy and Marjorie Low of Van City in
Ladies Doubles.

Larry Seberley and Robert Edge of Douglas
made it to the second game in the consola-
tion round of Men's Doubles.

Standout, Mahmud Lalani, was fourth in what
has become a brilliant field of Men's singles
players.

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If you want to see badminton as it
should be played pay a visit to see
Men's singles at Totem Conference
play.

Next play date is hosted by Douglas
College at the Arenex, Queens Park,
New Westminster, this Saturday,
9:30 a.m.

ROBIN RYAN

 

 

MEMO

TO: All Support Staff Employees

FROM: Supervisor of Personnel
Administration

RE: Retirement Benefits -
Medical Insurance

For those contemplating retirement in
receipt of benefits from our pension
plan, the Municipal Suocrannuation
Plan, we have been advised that persons
in receipt of a pension from this plan
may now elect to purchase medical
insurance coverage through the pension
plan and have one-half of the premium
paid by the pension fund.

The rates that apply are the same as
presently apply to the medical insur-
ance now available to employees at
the College under MSA. Applications
for coverage through the pension plan
will be available from the Personnel
Office when required.

Employees seeking further information. npy
on this additional, pension -benéfit lare~ “
invited to contact this office at: their
convenience.

Ned. S..d274)
Supervisor of Personnel Administration