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e or was for good ristgearfthe committee ting the best bands a-

st year. the cry, too, movies so again we vs the best available but 5 the students have not This weekend on both _ d the films. the Social tted a loss of well over managed to get a few are ahead of,the game ing of the-year but 3 using up oir funds a the committee has no this money is gone. ‘ next'few weeks we have ts planned, all of seriously thinking of ecause we can't afford more losses. If the p pick up within the of weeks we will have rwm too.‘ Itfs not a:

Ftudtion but that's the

So 013 no", or never was

on to make a profit on, ions but we must at klose to meeting our

tudents...we‘re dbtns

in our power to bring

t and the most variety.

few weeks we have plans

rt the UoPsEsIs

nd chorus; two folk

m Nova Scotia: The _

for a dance; and~'

nas; "Cat Ballou”,

Docter" and "Born Freer.

i the sound fixed in the

re and are now negociating.

Lnemascope screen_for same.

Vway you can show us ourw~

t in vain is to turn out

these events. Don't be

met we have to practially

~e under to get you to do Turn out and support

% Student activities P.E.I. still has sOme

Bob Gillis

Pass. 7.

Dear Editor: I would like to comment ' on an article which was in 'your October 29th issue. The article in question was writ- ten by Mr. MacIntyre about the staff in the Coffee Shop altering the volume on the radio. .1" _ o

I would like to inform Mr. MacInyre that the syaff works eight hour shifts and having a radio blasting at them eight hours straight is a bit much. I personally have worked with the staff fer al- most and I think we are quite fortunate in having such a good working and reliable staff, and I doubt very much whether they had the radio turned down so low that it couldn't be heard.‘ __ .

Mr. MacInyre also referr- ed to the catering service as "Expensive Catering Service" The catering service which , operates the coffeeeshop caf- eteria does so on a lease a-

'greement,

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Editorial Nete:

'I wish to apologise to certain people to whom I referred in my letter to the editor which appeared in the Cadre of Oct. 29 entitled "Bullshit in the Barn". I mistakenly stat- ed that the lady involved in my dispute was called Helen when, in fact, it was an al- together different person.

I apologise to Helen for any ‘embarassment which may have resulted from the said let- tar.“

Also, I would like to ap- ologise to the owners of the catering service which I claimed was axpensive. 0n talking to certain members- of the Student's Union, I found that the present_conr pany was the most economical- 1y acceptable group. I wish, therefore, to make it clear that my letter was written, somewhat, in haste and an- ger. V

Yet, I still feel, how- ever, that the students who attend UPEI should get the 'most out of their Radio Sta-

'.tion since they are paying

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But, Mr. McCardle, since you say that you have worked with the catering people dur- ing the summer months, don't you think that this "intimate relationship" results in your bias defense of the sit- uation? The ladies who work there are being paid to do so! Yet the students pay to go to this University. Why can't we have more of an advantage;

I appreciate your reply to my letter Mr. MbCardle. It shows that the Student Union is, at long last, takr ing an active interest in our paper. Furthermore, I wish to offer my congratula- tions to the Union for final- ly becoming aware of, if even to such a small degree, the nature of R. UPEI in the "Barn", and preserving the rights of the student body§l

B . Mac Intyre

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