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P.E.|.’ Multicultural Council’s Fall Test

The P.E.l. Multi- cultural Council is having its annual Fall Festival at Confederation Center of the Arts on Saturday, November lst.

The P.E.l. Multi- Cultural Council is an information and gathering center. Nine groups belong totalling approximately 3000 people. It has been in operation since 1973 and is funded through the

‘Secretary of State. The funds maintain the Centre, cover the I'Child and

M indbe‘n ding

While most students think about body-building there are some who prefer mind-bending. Those who are interested in exercis- ing their brain should meet at l pm. in the R0- bertson Library Students'

Lounge on Thursday, 6 Nov.-

Robbie Peters and his dog (we don't know who is better) will challenge ~ anyone, and it is rumoured that the notorious game-

Multiculturalism Program” now in the works and an Immigration study which is about to be carried out.

The Festival makes the public aware of the many cultures on the} lflmm. meewnMg performance in the main theatre starts at 8:00 p.m. headlined by the I'Governor's Ball” written by Dr. E.L. Edmonds and performed by the Kati Mason

dancers plus a variety of

ster l. (for Incredibly Intelligent) Galloway will also be present.

_ If there is enough sup- port, a formal chess club will be established with the idea of not only play- ing friendly games among members but also challeng- ing other institutions. Beginners are welcome and teaching will be a feature of the club.

ethnic dance groups. The perfonnance is directed by Bert Tersteeg and choreographed by Kati Mason. The festival is produced by the P.E.l.

Memorial Hall opens

by Jennifer Callaghan

A good crowd was present Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. for the official opening of Memorial Hall. Memorial Hall has just recently been renovated from a vacant residence into the new site Of the psychology and mathmatics 'department and the Faculty of Education.

The building was- officially opened by the

proud

MONDAY 8. TUESDAY ONLY

,WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY

THE

Next Monday night

THE CASCADE LOUNGE

ly presents.

» TAQUlllA _

~ BATTERY

Formerly the Sam M00n\Band...fresh from their cross

Canada tour with Minglewood Band.

No Admission UPEi students

Hon. Fred Driscoll,

Minister of Education.

In his Speech, Mr Driscoll

stated his pleasure ‘towards the University

for making extensive

use of its available

‘-ohilosophy is obtuse

(phased) out.

Linus on October 31. U.P.E.|

SU meeting. shower.

students as spies.

-that Jackie M. has lost -that 213 Blanchard thinks that “USV‘has gone Disco!

Julticultural Council. a -Canadian Folk Arts Council Affiliate. information contact the P.E.I. multicultural Council at 892-36lh.

For additional

facilities. President Meincke thanked all/who had assisted in the renovation of Memorial Hall. He spoke of Memorial Hall as being the second renovation- made by the university, the first being Dalton Hall. After the opening ceremony, there was an open house with refresh- ments served. ’

Despite’the optimistic note at the opening of Memorial Hall, there was a one-man demonstration Concerning the future status of the Faculty of Education by an education professor. ' '

Rumor Hath It ‘ j

-it's thumbs up for P.B.

-that Jimmy is still looking for a country to rule (hang in there Jim, the Ayatollah is bound to kick off one of these days)

-that Fourth year Bio students are'getting physed

-that Bartenders are offering to buy Nancy beer.

-that a pub crawl is in the offing. , -.*that some 3rd year Bus students'were already out

practising the last few Fridays. _ ' ' I

-that P.B. is only two tracks tail.

-that Fonzie lives on hth floor Duffy. . .

éthat all Artsies will be in the pumpkin patch with

-that Football was once again alive and well at -that identified F.0.'s were flying at Sunday's

-that Cedric has a new,closet,queen, Susie Q. -that Marie L. doesn't always undress to take a

-that Andree is a kleptomaniac. -that Dal isn't the only place where the RCMP hire:

~her stero.\