Hockey

If Stewart Wright has his way, the Douglas College hockey team will be hot contenders in the Canadian Collegiate Championship games this coming season.

Wright, recently appointed as the new coach of the Douglas College Royals, will be scheduling tryouts this coming week and hopes to have the team out practising by the end of the month.

"I'm looking for talentfirst, mental attitude second and the ability to play as a team member," says Wright, who has worked with the B.C. Junior Olympic team and has even coached hockey in Australia.

And now after coaching Bantam A hockey for the last two years, Wright is looking forward to moving onto college hockey.

"At the moment I'm really fed up with minor hockey," says Wright.

"I've coached for eight years; I have my level four in coaching and they still won't give me the team I want.

Other Changes

But though Wright is one new addition to the Royals, there have been other changes.

Two berths have been awarded to the B.C. branch of the Totem league,

which will see two B.C. teams going into the Nationals, and the University of Washington, out of Seattle, has

now entered the club, replacing

Fraser Valley.

The Royal's season begins on November 2 in Seattle against the new team, with their first home game scheduled on November 9 at the Port Moody Arena at 8:00 p.m.

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ASA and the OGEDEMGBE DRUMMERS

Nigerian Drum Concert with a commentary on Nigerian Folk Music.

Thursday, September 19, 1985

1230 - 1400 hours

Douglas College Performance Theatre

Free and Open to the Public

Sponsored by the Douglas College Humanities Institute.

For Sale

Buny II Alto Sax with case. Suitable for beginner grade school music student.

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Two square end tables and one rectangular coffee table. Solid mahogany with oil finish.

For more information on any of the above items call 584-2285.

Notice

The Student ServicesCentre will be closed due to renovations Friday, September 20, 1985.