ATHLETICS AND INTRAMURALS

Indoor Soccer Placings:

Ist Place - Team No. 9

2nd Place - Construction Management
3rd Place -. The Rumps

Ath Place - Super Soc's

An honorable mention to the Combos - good
attempt and thank you for participating.
Prizes included ceramic and glass beer mugs
and binders from the Bookstore. Look for
co-ed volleyball to begin January ‘84.

Let's have more than one representative from
staff and faculty:

Body Building Clinic: A lot of you have
been asking and all I can say is that we are
still trying to set it up with the Western
Amateur Body Building Clinicians. Perhaps
we will have to go with another group; look
for a late January '84 date.

The college team name which has been
selected is the ROYALS. The women's basket-
ball team and the ice hockey team will wear
uniforms bearing this name in 1984. Thank
you for the response to my request for sug-
gestions.

The men's and women's basketball teams will
be travelling to Kamloops January 4, 1984
for a tournament. Both teams have been win-
ning this season and I would suggest that
everyone attend the first league aenes to be

held January: 20, 1984:
Women vs. Cariboo 1830 p.m.
Men vs: Cariboo 2015 p.m.

A women's indoor soccer team will be formed
in the Spring semester. Any person inter-

ested in playing, contact Betty Lou Hayes,

local 5338.

Badminton team members have been competing
in the Vancouver. and District championships
during the fall semester and will attend
the B.C. Winter Games in January. Robin

Ryan is coaching the Douglas squad this year 4

Recreational badminton will be offered on
| Thursdays from 1930 hours to 2230 hours,

‘under the direction of Bob Scott:

i ation and the B.C. Teachers Federation ad- |

 

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Thanks
Bob!

Bob Browne will continue with staff and |
faculty basketball] with a change in sched-
uling. Wednesdays 2000 to 2200 hours will
be the basketball time beginning in January

Douglas College has been awarded the host-
ing of the National Women's Basketbal]
Championships for 1986. A big thank you |
to Andy Andrews for doing a great deal of
work for the Totem Conference which will be
awarded the hosting of the entire 1986

CCAA Championships. We are pleased to be

a major part of this endeavor.

Merry Christmas to all from the Athletic

Department and we look forward to seeing
you in 1984.

Betty Lou Hayes

 

BOARD GRANTS REDUCED

Education Minister Jack Heinrich school
boards of the reduction of grant payments
based on the salary savings during the
three-day walkout by teachers in November.

The Minister said he was taking the action
after both the B.C. School Trustees Associ-'!

vised him against recovery of the lost in-
structional time.

“The agreement that the funds saved during
the job action of the teachers would re-
main in the system provided the lost in-
structional time is recovered could have
been met, but neither the trustees nor the
teachers offered any means by which the
time could be replaced," said Heinrich.
"In view of that, the funds will be re-
moved. However, I am prepared to look at
any solution presented by individual school |
boards for recovery of those days."

 

The Minister said he has also asked the

boards to indicate that teachers who of- |
fered instruction during the work stoppage |
did not lose benefits to which they were |