Sport Shorts

Soccer

Going into last weekend, the men’s
soccer team hoped to wrap up a
spot in the post season with a win
over the Capilano Blues.
Unfortunately for the Royals,
Capilano had other plans in mind,
soundly beating Douglas 4-0. The
Royals only hope of a post season
berth is to beat OUC by seven
goals next weekend and hope that
Capilano loses or is held to a 0-0

draw by last place Fraser Valley.

The women’s team had a much
tougher game on their hands, as
Capilano came into the match
ranked 4th in Canada. The Blues
proved that their ranking was no
fluke, hanging a 6—2 defeat on the
home squad. Amber Crombach

and Shannon McDonald found
the back of the goal for the
Royals, who, with a I—S record,
aren't going to the promised land
for a second straight year.

Basketball

Last weekend the women's
basketball team went into the Pre-
Season Cariboo Classic in
Kamloops looking to improve on
their second place finish at the
Capilano tournament a week
before. Friday, the women opened
the tournament with a win,
beating Malaspina 47—43 behind
Carrie Rogers and Kim Nieszner’s
14 and 7 points respectively.
Saturday did not go as well for the
Royals, as they fell 81-74 to the

SAIT Trojans from Alberta. Carrie
Rogers scored 20 points and
Nicole Johansen added 14 in a
losing effort. Sunday, the Royals
rebounded to defeat the host
Cariboo Sun Demons 62—S8.
Audrey Curran and Carrie Rogers
dropped 14 points on UCC as the

_ Royals seem well prepared for the

upcoming BCCAA season. For her
efforts Carrie Rogers was named
to the tournament all-star team for
the second straight week.

The men’s team took a week off
the tournament circuit to play an
exhibition game against the Seattle
Blue Angels at Capilano College.
The Royals put up a good effort,
but fell 110-76 to their oppo-
nents from south of the border.

 

Photo of the week

A large dryer in a non-specific plywood mill

 

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Enquire in room 1020

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Please help! | have lost my cell
phone and charger. Lost on
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Reported and as such, is of no
use to anyone but me. If found
please return. Read “ jewel’s
fone” on the display. Call
Laura at 526-2206

Wanted
Shared Townhouse—Room for
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for rent 5 minutes from David
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grocery shopping. Female stu-
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must want to live in shared
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Come share with me, beau-
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Shared Accomodation. N/S
wanted to share 2 bdrm upper
fourplex, $360, includes all util-
ities, laundry room, quiet,
beautiful view, large covered
balcony. Lougheed Mall area.
Call 939-2147 for more info.

Roomate needed—Across
from college. Bright, clean, fur-
nished, $450 and 1/2 utilities.
Must see, call 595-1275.

For Sale
Looking for an excellent
source of reliable transporta-
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Citation, looks good, excellent
running condition, $500 firm.
Call 443-9238 anytime. _
Mostly Fiction
Brand new hardcover books
for sale—cheap. Anne Rice,
Stephen King, etc. Call Paris
939-2147 (mornings best). _
Volunteer Opportunities __
Burnaby Volunteer Centre has
volunteer opportunities in
many areas. Contact the
Burnaby Volunteer Centre at
294-5533. fs
Women volunteers needed
for the Vancouver Rape Relief
& Women’s Shelter. Interested
in volunteering for our: 24 hour
crisis line, transition house for

women and their children.
Training sessions Tuesday
evenings. For more informa-
tion and for a training interview
call 872-8212. ms
Vancouver Crisis Centre
urgently needs volunteers to
work on 24 hour distress lines.
Those interested call
872-1811.

Services
STuDENTS—VISA/MASTERCARD
that can pay itself off-even
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Ace the LSAT!
Law school admission test
preparation course. 4
Saturdays, Nov 7, 14, 21 & 28,
1998. Only $275. New

- Westminster campus. For

more info call: 527-5446, to
register, call: 527-5472.
Offered through Continuing
Education, Commerce and
Business Administration.
MANACLES, cuffs, collars,
flags, etc. Custom leather
work. Costume. Student made.
Call Brad 806-0669.
IMPROVE YOUR ENG- —
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Experienced and certified ESL

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vocabulary, Idioms, phrases
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Lessons: 1-4 students, 2-3
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GUARANTEED. Call Mr. Joe
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Learn Japanese
Expect results from certified
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Days « Evenings » Weekends
Shibano Academy
#201-601 W. Broadway
351-5830/738-1235 Fax:
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Patient Mandarin tutor
available. Able to communicate
in English without mandarin
accent and vice versa. Flexible
rates. Contact Johnson Tai at
OP (room 1020) 525-3542 or
home 521-3467.

 

Protect yourself against
photo radar, for your free infor-
mation package call Allan or
Amy at 527-4035.

Infant care by ECE mom
ft/pt days/evenings. Near
Douglas College. Jan, after 6
pm 924-5933. 0
Announcements  —s_—©
Female clothing needed for
charity in Cuba. Please drop

 

      

off items at the Student
Society Business Office in the

Student Building.

_ Afraid of speaking in public?
Come to Douglas College
Toastmasters

7pm Thursdays, Douglas
College, New Westminster
Call Kathy at 525-6748 for
info.

The Douglas College
Student Society is a great
hang-out for students but it
needs input from its member-
ship. | am looking for interest-
ed parties to help spruce up
the Student Building. If you
can paint murals or know of a
keen way to make the DCSS
more fun and inviting, please
call Darryl Flasch at 527-5109

Wanted: Students of all
ages, origins, genders and
sexualities, to join the Pride
Collective. Must be queer-
friendly! Meetings 6pm
Mondays in Room 110 of the
Student Society Building.
e-mail:
pride@dcss.douglas.bc.ca
confidential voicemail:
527-5335 ext 4550

 

 

 

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