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Volleyball Coach Women's Volleyball Coach Sports Information Director THE UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE R* ^A/GHd^ ATHLETIC PROGRAM 1980/81 $1.00 v • ' ' Mayor - Andy Anderson MAYOR'S MESSAGE It is a pleasure to extend a hand of Welcome on behalf of Alberta's third largest City to the Players Coaches and Officials participating in the sport competitions developed by the University of Lethbridge.' The University has attained a high degree of excellence in its academic programs. Of equal importa nee is its splendid reputation for success in athletics. The University and City have developed excellent facilities and work cooperatively to meet the program requirements of South Albertans. The calibre of the program warrants support by all citizens of Leth­ bridge and district. To the athletes of the University and visiting competitors every success in your athletic endeavors. Mayor A.C.Anderson BEST WISHES TO ALL U OF L A THLETIC TEAMS AND PROGRAMS IN THE 1980- 81 YEAR. FROM: McKay Simmons Schwartz Realty Ltd. Lethbridges No. 1. Real Estate Co. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL FARMS INVESTMENT MORTGAGES RANCHES 526 - 5th Street South Phone: 324-3331 NEUFELDT INDUSTRIES LTD BOX 579 LETHBRIDGE PHONE: 328-7788 NUEFELDT IND. LTD. MANUFACTURES A COMPLETE LINE OF BUMPERS & TIRE CARRIERS FOR Vi TONS, Vt TONS, AND 4 X 4'S. THESE PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE AT MOST NEW CAR DEAL­ ERSHIPS THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN ALBERTA. - r _._•_ NEUFELDT TRUCK BUMPER THE SUREFLAME PRODUCT LINE INCLUDES SPACE HEATERS FROM 150,000 BTUH TO ' MILLION BTUH, TORCHES AND AIR MOVERS. ASK FOR SUREFLAME WHEN BUYING OR RENTING HEATERS. SUREFLAME PRODUCT LINE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The athletics program has already brought this University distinction out ot proportion to its size and age. Athletic involvement is perceived by the administration as an integral part of the social and educational program at The University of Lethbridge. To all athletes and coaches, I extend my best wishes for an enjoyable and successful season in 1980-81. Dr. John H.Woods President, The University of Lethbridge President - John Woods GOOD LUCK U OF L PRONGHORNS IN THE 1980-81 SEASON Come and see the Dusters at the Sportsplex!! HOME SCHEDULE Nov. 25 Tuesday - Anchorage Nov. 26 Wednesday - Anchorage Dec. 6 Saturday - Great Falls Dec. 11 Thursday- Billings Dec. 13 Saturday - Great Falls Dec. 30 Tuesday - Anchorage Jan. 2 Friday- Billings Jan. 3 Saturday - Anchorage Jan. 10 Saturday - Billings Jan. 13Tuesday- Philadelphia Jan. 14 Wednesday - Philadelphia Jan. 20 Tuesday - Leheigh Valley Jan. 22 Thursday - Leheigh Valley Jan. 24 Saturday - Great Falls Jan. 30 Friday- Billings Jan. 31 Saturday- Billings Feb. 4 Wednesday - Anchorage Feb. 5 Thursday - Anchorage Feb. 12Thursday- Billings Feb. 14 Saturday - Anchorage Feb. 21 Saturday - Great Falls You and Eaton's Best Wishes To All Athletes For The Sporting Goods - - 1980-81 Season From a winning combination any time of the year Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall - Eaton's is on hand with the sporting gear you need. Quality equipment from proven winners, like Spalding, Adidas, Cooper, WESTERN METAL FABRICATORS (1962) LTD Weider, CCM - the list goes on. All backed with AND Eaton's time-honored guarantee of goods satisfactory SOUTHALTA STEEL LTD or money refunded. Whatever your game, you'll come out ahead with Eaton's. Try us and see - anytime!!! EATON'S The Steel Specialists of Southern Alberta WESTERN METAL FABRICATORS (1962) LTD. the Royal Bank. When you succeed... we succeed. DESIGNERS, MANUFACTURERS &ISSTALLERS OF "ELECTRA-FOLD"BASKETBALL BACKSTOPS FOUR BRANCHES IN LETHBRIDGE TO SERVE YOU A\D OTHER G YMNASIUMEQUIPMENT MAIN BRANCH - LETHBRIDGE CENTER 621 - 4th Ave. RON NEASE, MGR. R.J. DUBOIS, MGR. CENTER VILLAGE MALL 1706 MAYOR MAGRATH DR. WAYNE SCOTT, MGR. R.W. LITTLEJOHNS, MGR. 1501 -2nd Ave. S. phone: (401) 327-2161 Jim Day - Athletic Director JIM DAY'S MESSAGE Our thanks for the support you have shown by attending one of our athletic contests and purchasing this program. I hope you will take the time to look through the program to be aware of the financial support we are receiving from the local business community. > It may be bad form .to begin this message with a commercial paragraph, but it serves to underline the significance of the dollar in our athletic enterprise. Our athletic program is intensely people-oriented and we are very proud of our student-athletes. They are all winners, no matter what their won-lost records. Despite the high priority we have for people, we face the continuing fact of life that what we are doing costs money. Our budget pays for uniforms, equipment, administrative costs, some salaries, and above all, travel. Our funds come from (in order of importance) the University's operating budget, the student athletic fee, a federal government travel grant, and gate receipts. It's clear from this information that gate receipts are not a very significant part of our income but as an indicator of your support they are invaluable. The support of our "publics," including students, faculty, staff, alumni, plus the so-called "general" public, is vitally important to us. When we have your support we know from experience the politicians in Edmonton and Ottawa are more sympathetic and our Board of Governors and administration treat us more kindly. Please continue to show us your interest. If you have fun at Pronghorn events tell your friends. If you don't, please tell us. Many thanks. JL._D ,.: L_iji " ".••;?• ^mmmttjjjL.''''--' --'*e&*g?~f One of Alberta's four universities, The University of Lethbridge was established January 1, 1967, having evolved from the University Section of the Lethbridge Junior College. Enrolment at the University has increased from 638 students in its first year of operation to approximately 1,530 full time students last year. In 1971, the University moved from its shared campus at the College to its present location on 457 acres in West Lethbridge. Designed by Vancouver architect Arthur Erickson, the "Campus in the Coulees" has received international acclaim for its architectural originality, functional design and spacious environment. Focal point of the campus is the visually stunning Academic/Residence Building which houses the majority of classrooms and laboratories, as well as residences for 362 students. Also located here are the library, administrative offices, bookstore and cafeteria. The Physical Education/Fine Arts Building features both a large and a small gymnasium. Supporting areas include painting, sculpturing and drama studios, and an art gallery. In October, 1978, the University began construction of the west wing of the campus plan. This second phase of the physical development consists of a large building to house the Departments of Art, Dramatic Arts, Music and the Fine Arts components in the Faculty of Education, along with a 412 seat theatre. It is expected to be ready for occupancy for the spring semester of 1981. The U of L is a liberal arts, undergraduate university offering several degree programs in both Arts and Science and Education. In addition, it offers programs for transfer of credit to other universities in many professional faculties such as Agriculture and Forestry, Engineering and Pharmacy. U of L's Continuing Education Division offers a wide variety of credit and non-credit courses, seminars and workshops, held evenings and weekends in Lethbridge and surrounding Southern Alberta centres. Best of Luck To PRONGHORNS MIDDLETON PETROLEUM SALES LTD. Centre Village Mall 329-6666 "Reg." or "Was" Shell Bulk Agent refer to Sears prices. Open 9;30 a.m. to 5;30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Lethbridge - Alberta and Saturday, and Thursday and Friday 3284735 9;30 a.m. to 9;00 p.m. Prices in effect while quantities last unless otherwise stated. Compliments of Best of Luck in 1980 Season "Remember" tlUBAS YOU'VE GOTTA BE TOUGH TO BE TOPS ALBERTA SUGAR COMPANY MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP 3 Ave. & 10 St. S. 1422 - 3rd Ave. S. 328-4481 329-3939 J^ Pinetree Equipment Rentals Compliments of General Trucking CALKO DEVELOPMENT LTD. Crane Rental Excavating Sand & Gravel A Division of Pinetree Supply Ltd. P. O. Box 224 302 -10 St. S. 233-31 St. North 329-3221 Congratulations Students! YWCA ^^^^ 604 - 8th St. S. RU 329-0088 AUTOMOTIVE FRAME & WHEEL ALIGNMENT CENTRE Women's Residence Nursery Schools 334 -12 St. S. Central North & 320-1881 West Lethbridge 4314-1 St. Ave. South New-to- You Shop Programs 329-3656 309A - 5th St. S. for the entire family 329-5636 Ray Tessemaker Prop. Join Us! cypress Amalgamated BUSINESS EQUIPMENT LTD. Beverages Ltd. "where good service is appreciated" Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. Exclusive Dealers For: CANON PHOTOCOPIERS OLIVETTI TYPEWRITERS SONY DICTATION A.B. DICK DUPLICATORS A.E.S. WORD PROCESSORS LANIER DICTATION • COCA-COLA SHARP CALCULATORS • VENDING MACHINES • SPRITE BOTTLES & CANS • FANTA FLAVORS SUPERIOR STEEL DESK • TAB • POSTMIX & PREMIX UNITS • FRESCA • MR. PIBB 1715 Brier Park Road West HEAD OFFICE P.O. Box 1453 2920 - 9th Avenue North Medicine Hat, Alberta Lethbridge, Alberta 1710-31st St. N. 328-8604 Phone 526-2533 Phone 328-8891 1 ellison milling ^iyi' i • company P.O. Box 400 328-2301 Lethbridge, Alberta SOUTHERN STATIONERS LTD. T1J 3Z1 316 - 7th Street South The 7th Street Shopping Mall 328-6622 Lethbridge BEST OF LUCK! MODERN AUTO BODY CUSTOM ENGINE & PARTS LIMITED COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE (LETH.) MACHINE SHOP AND PARTS DEPARTMENT We specialize in repairs & refinishing to all makes of cars & trucks 2005 - 2nd Ave. S. 327-5544 316-34th St. S. 328-8181 Hii Vi, HUGH HARDING STEVE WILSON DAVE WELLS Men's Volleyball Coach Women's Volleyball Coach Sports Information Director HUGH HARDING - Men's Volleyball Hugh is a rookie mentor in Canada West this season. He is a native of Taber, where he attended W.R. Myers High School.
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