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The Olympic College from Bremerton,
Washington, U.S.A., is sending a music
group under the Directorship of Ralph
Mulcher to perform at Douglas College
on Monday, Jan. 31st in the Band Room,
N405, New Westminster Campus between
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Students, Faculty,
and Staff are cordially invited to the
COnCeEEL.

Len Whiteley

sTa ANNUAL
INTERNATIONAL

INSTITUTE ON THE
COMSIUNITY COLLEGE

COLLEGE
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CONFRONTATION
OR
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JUNE LB 16. 1977

REGISTRATION is $95.00 per person or $75.00 per
person for two or more delegates from the same
Institution registering at the same time. This fee
includes a copy of the Proceedings and most meals
except breakfasts.

PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT

TO RECEIVE THE PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT,
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FURTHER 'NPORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED
FROM: :

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Sports

RUGBY TEAMS SPLIT WITH UNIVERSITY
OF WASHINGTON

 

The Douglas College Rugby Club
opened its spring itinerary with
two matches against the University
of Washington Huskies in Seattle on
Saturday, and came away with a win
and a loss.

The second team lost 13-4 to the
Huskies second squad. The Douglas
forwards were far superior to their
opponents, but the Douglas backs
were sadly outclassed. Thus on tie

few occasions that the Huskies backs
did get the ball from their forwards,

they either scored or threatened to
score. The sole touchdown for
Douglas was scored by Larry Backs,
who, incidentally is a forward.

The Douglas first team fared
better and dominated play early in
the game to go ahead 10-0. But the
Huskies never quit and i-
half Douglas seemed to tire and in
a space of ten minutes the Univer-
sity poured on the pressure to go
ahead 15-10. This seemed to jolt
the young Canucks back to their
senses as they again switched into
top gear to score two touchdowns in
the last seven minutes of the game
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This was a most improved Huskies

club over the teams that got thrash:

ed by Douglas last year to the tune
of 22-0 and, believe it or not,
80-4! As usual,
ed great hosts and provided much me
merriment for the Douglas teams aft
after the games.

Scorers for Douglas were Dave
Jagger and Jamie Booth with touch-
downs, Mark Andrews with 2 touch-
downs and Burt Kirby anc Dave
Jagger with a convert each.

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