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We feel the team are quite justified in their hope that they'll win the return match here on IS October, as the statistics seem to favour them. They gained ‘ 2h9 yards through the
,air with Rick Kiraly completing I6 passes out ‘of 36 for 2h9 yards, while
. his rival Terry Cripotos,
. made l2 of 2A for.l77 yards. 0n the ground we rushed for l0l yards while the Red Bombers were held to 59. Our total game .. 350 yards, the Red Bombers . In punting we were out-
mickey place, r Our Football Panthers travelled to Fredericton last Saturday and, for the
third year in a row dropped their opening game of the
season . this time by a close 3l—26 margin. While we might say “Close” that
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At the time of press for this issue of the SUN, the best party yet this year will be under-way on the second floor of the Barn. If you missed the chance to join the Business Society.at the party Wednesday night, office. hours will be posted next week on the door of the Business Society office, third floor Kelley.
There was good student representation at our gen* eral meeting Wednesday at noon. Issues discussed in- cluded a kangaroo jacket for business students and suggestions from students concerning how they would like to see our funds spent. Try and get out to the next meeting and get involved!
If you don't already know about the student lounge upstairs in Kelley, there's a vending machine ' with coffee , tea and hot chocolate placed there thanks to the efforts of our society president and the co-operation of the Faculty. Drop up between classes and meet some other istudents over a coffee.
Not all business students
have had the pleasure of meeting the three new
faculty members in our de- partment. These welcome.ad- ditions come to us from a .variety of backgrounds.
U.W. McCarvill (C.A.) re- turns to the Island where he was born and attended
scored with an average of
28 yards to their 3i. Our- tocchdowns came in the first half from the Kiraly-Dave MacLeod (Smiley) combination the first on a 27 yard pass to MacLeod and the second
as Kiraly went over from
the 5 after MacLeod had
What’s New
Business?
by Ivy Hender
Prince of Wales College, after living in Quebec for 35 years. Prior to joining us at UPEI he was vice- president of finance for Asbestos Corporation Ltd., an international mining company. He is enjoying his retirement from business to take up teaching. Mr. McCarvill te ches Business
‘200 and 300.
D.E. Nemetz has been a management consultant for a number of years. This is Inot, however, his first teaching experience as he has on several occasions, taught for three or four years in Africa and Asia. An interesting detail of Mr. Nemetz's life is that
' he has sailed his own
boat acrosssthe Atlantic_ ocean. After living and working in Nigeria he sailed his 20 year old boat across the ocean . in‘l97h. The courses Mr. teaches include introductory business IOO, human relations 37l and a special topics in organizational behavior-course A72. - * ' Ivan J. Kilpatrick comes to us after 2 1/2 years with
Bombardier M.L.W. Prior to this he was with Warnock Hersey In1_
ternational Ltd. He informs us that he can hardly wait to get his Nova Scotian built “Hotspur“ into salt water as
Mr. Nemetz is not the only one'
who enjoys sailing. Mr. Kil-
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run 65 yards on a pass 8 run~. play. The first T.D. was set up by an interception by Mike O'Neil. The second half saw
two more major scores for us “Good” guys ... the first on
a pass to Socky MacDonald,
with the last another Kiraly- MacLeod pass\to make it close, The other two points came
‘ from an exciting two point
conversion, Kiraly to Mike Jones. Smiley had almost
a hat trick 8 felt so de- pressed over his failure to reach that outstanding mark '” that he is said to have limited his intake, on the reutrn trip to only 5 - Quarter Pounders. The next action in football will be
'at Sackville on Saturday"
afternoon with the Panthers taking on Mount A. in one that we HAVE to win. First action here will be on the 8th when the X-team come to us. They, by the way, gave an indication Of strength as they beat SMU l5-l2 while Acadia was romping to a 60-7’ win over Mount A.
We note the basketball team has started training under the leadership of George Bir- ger. We welCome George to the local scene and wish him every success. At the same time we should not overlook the fact
that he comes late 8 has had but‘little time to rebuild
a team that should be—weak- ened b the defection of some 0; IPSt-Year's players. George has had plenty of experience. He is a native of South Dakota but has
had considerable Canadian experience. He was the first basketball coach at Lake- head University and was Athletic Director there until he left on Sabbatical in 197A. From 7h-76 he
was with Tucson in the Central Hockey League,which is affiliated with both Phoenix and Houston. Be- sides his other duties he' was largely associated with the promotional aspect of the business 8, hopefully, he'll be successful in pro-
.moting basketball in this
province. He faces quite
a rebuilding task. Returning players
'are Llovd Pullen. who has
atrick has done a considerable amount of writing in his field. 'The courses he is teaching
N etifl em 1 p ‘ .7
are introductory business l00 and business 33l.
All those interested in .playing intramural sports‘
,should contact either Vince'
Mulligan or Bruce MacDonald, our intramurals co-ordinator._ Watch for activities of the Business Society in next week's issue of the SUN.
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always played well with ": us since coming heref from Montreal. 'Lloyd is 6'5" Butch Postma is from Kin- kora, Colin MacAdam and Bruce NiCholson are fromfvr; Charlottetown and Bill ‘
'Fanning is from St. Johnls.’
-All these have played
well when they got the chance but,- with last year's team doing so well they " " saw bUt little Service.
The status of Dennis High_ is at the time of writing, still uncertain. Certainly. the 6'l0“ star would be
.a welcome member of the team. Newcomers trying out for the team include: Dave Arsenault - 6'2 from Colby , College in Maine,Vince Mur- ray from Brooklyn (I'm glad to be on the side of a guy
' from Brooklyn), Chris Smith
6'8” from Moncton, Kevin
COurtney 6'h” from Montreal Dave Forbes 6'3” from Mon- - cton, Dave Connolly the last
'of the Charlottetown Bas-
ketball family, James Whelan from Souris, Don Fernauld ‘ fromNatick Mass., (Yea Red Sox) Don Jardine from,Souris Kevin Hankinson from Mid- dleton and Stephen Richard from St. Jean P.Q. and, (after he is through catching? {T.D. passes for the‘Foot993~ ball Panthers) possibly! 1's“ Dave “Smiley” MacLeodeUIfhwe5 omitted any names weirefi ” ‘ sorry. We'll know them all pretty well by next March. Good luck.
'The Panther Ladies (We are always wondering what a female panther is calied) travelled to Saint-John's
h, where they played well in
salitting a two game series with their Beothuk counter- parts. Scores in both games —We?e.I-O with Joan MacLean scorlng to give us the win in the secodd game. V We tried to haVe a long talk with Vince Mulligan this week but he broke off our conversation by accusing us of Communist sympathies be- cause/we hope the Yankees. lose! I
'Hope to see you at Mount A.' on Saturday afternoon and .let the team know you are there -- make NOISE.
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