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THE CADRE, OCTOBER a, 1974, PAGE 12

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Announcement:

Election Date Oct.17 Wednesday 9:OOa.m.-5:00p.m. Positions Open:

2 Senate Members

1 Board of Gov.

1 Science Rep.

Nomination forms are avail— able at the student union. Closing date for nominat— ions to be in to S.U. Off—

ice is Oct. 9, 1974 at 5:00.

Information on procedure and eligibility is speci— fied in article XXV of the U.P.E.I.S.U. Constitution. There are openings for mem- bers on the electoral board.

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Health Centre Dispensary & Sick Calls 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

2:00 p.m. — 3:30 p.m. Monday to Friday

Emergencies Only after 3:30 p.m. ’

nootor's otti:e hours

Dr. Lund — Mon. 10:30-11:30 Dr. Brown- Tues.11:00-12:00 Dr. Lantz— wed. lO:30-ll?30

Dr. Callaghan— Thurs.

11:00 7 12:00 MacDonald - Fri.

2:30 — 3:30

Gone to dime:

Every Tuesday, this term, at 11:45 the Senior Home Economics Students are ser— ving a meal in Dalton Hall Dining Room. Tickets go on sale every Thursday after- noon for the next week's meal. Price will vary, Approx. $1.70. Hope to see you there.

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1975 B. B. A. GRADUATES

interested in a career in public accounting leading to qualification as a Chartered Accountant. are invited to meet

with our representative on campus

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Appointments may be arranged with the student placement office

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.Notice

There will be an organiz— ational meeting of the U.P.E.I. debating club,

\ Wednesday, Oct 9, at 6:30

in the Barn.

Wendy Sauer

.IIPEt Business. Soo'et!

The semi-annual meeting of the Business Society will be held Oct. 9th at Duffy 121, commencing at 4:00. The Agenda set down will consist of the Pres- ident's, Treasurer's and Building Committee's re— ports plus the election of

‘ Offices fpr the vacancies

that have been-created as of the lst of September. Vacancies are, Treasurer, Director(one) for Senior business, Directors(two) for Freshman business. In- terested bodies can cont- act Kevin Newman — Soph- more business, election will take place following

_the Semi-Annual meeting.

Attendance would be appre- ciated, for there are issues that effect all Bus-

‘iness Students.

Executive U.P.E.I. Business Society ‘

ST. JOHN'S

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Employment omorhnittes for graduate students

Representatives from the Government of Canada will

' be on campus this week to

explain programs and ans— wer questions concerning

employment opportunities \for graduates with the /

Government of Canada.

Oct. 10, 7:00 p.m. Duffy Amphitheatre

Representatives from the Administrative Trainee Pro- gram, Taxation Program and Science and Technology Pro- gram will be available for discussion.

Oct. 15 , ,. 12 : 00 noon Main 219

Representatives from the Foreign Service Program will be available to pro- vide information on employ- ment opportunities with the Foreign Service of the Gov- ernment of Canada.

'For further information

and application forms on these programs please con- tact the Canada Manpower Centre, Room 102 Main.

Deadline for Application' for all programs Oct. 17.

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