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THE UPEI SUN, Thursday, March 20, 1980, page l5 III-III...-

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ANOTHER THANKS

Dear Editor,

The second election of the new decade has gone by us. I suppose many of you hope never to see another for a long time. This election was the most exciting and interesting, i ever took part in. It was so because of your enthusiasm in turning out in such a huge number, 68%. ‘

i was told this year's turnout was a first‘for UPEI and also for the

Atlantic Provinces.

The candidates should also be given praise, especially my opponent

'lvan, who displayed fair politics and sincerity during the long campaign. In ending, my gratitude and special thanks go to the workers who spared many hours in formulating a platform that brought me much happiness on Monday evening. Merci, merci, merci,

Phillip Brown

qucme TOURNAMENT-RESULTS

Tournament Results

In spite of the poor weather over the weekend, the fencing tournament held at UPEI saw all four Atlantic provinces represented,

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thus making the event not only the largest fencing competition

held on P.E.I. to date, but also the biggest team encounter in

The 50 fencers included the best in the region so that competition was keen and the quality was good, especially in foil Sabre fencing suffered somewhat from a general lack of

the Maritimes.

and epee. eXperience and skill.

Overall champions of this Atlantic Club Team Tournament were the Men's foil was won by N.B. with UPEI placing The first place in ladies' I the epee by N.B., and the sabre by The latter event ceded the only medal for the UPEl Club,

Dartmouth Corsairs. fourth ahead of Memorial and Dalhousie. foil was captured by Dalhousie, Dartmouth. namely a third.

While the UPEI team did not place as well as had been hoped, the losses were very often by’a mere p-h margin and some fine fenCing Once again Walter Wilkins gave the best performance,

was displayed.

snatching victories for his club when it seemed impossible, members of the UPEI team were R. Steevensz, 5. Mecdacnern, B._‘H I. MacRea, Na Armstrong, 6. Mathis, 5. Stewart, J. Reagh, t. Wilbert,

N. Connor,and L. Zimmermann.

INTRAMURALS

Tuesday, March 25

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1980 Intramural Ball H0ckey Tournament

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COLOR 93MINs Sunday, 3 pm in Duffy I Amphitheatre

Admission - two dollars

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UPEI's Athletic Department has added yet another feather to its cap of

progressive policies and programs with the adoption of axmmrevent flmrthe Intramural Badminton Tburnament. "Nondiscriminato: Doubles" will be the order of flradayimiNerd126th (Wed. evening) as teams canprised of men, women, or one of each will battle for the Champion's title.' Not many sports offer the oppOr-, tunity for men and.vm1men to

. canpete on equal footing,. and, Mulligan says, early indications suggest a large turnout of fenales eager to take their move—

Marion #2 Thursday March 27 Bus-Vets 4:00 i 1 5:30 Mean Machine ' Friday V March 28 ‘ 3:45 _ y "The Championship" Bullets I 5:15} yiv ~ i Engineers v 1 4:45 y- . Thursday filanchard Mard127 3:30 i I » - y . ‘ Freshmen ' '

ment to the courts. Look for

posters or register with

Vince Mulligan or Brent

Cutcliffe. ’

N015: varsity players ineligible.