HIYA GANG!!!

Well, it’s been a really busy couple of weeks at the Barn and I figured it was near time I dropped a line to keep everyone informed of things... So here goes...

The firsts MAIN EVENT of the year was held on Thursday, September 15, and the only words I could use to describe it are SMASHING SUCCESS!!! The TREES, formerly the Screaming Trees, played to a rocking full house.Not only was this full house rocking, but it was also a par- tially DRY full house. There was a great underage turnout for the event and I want to thank ev- eryone that participated for sup-

porting Wet/Dry at U.P.E.I. and

showing it can work and every- one can have a blast!!! I would also like to thank Gordy Cox and Moosehead Breweries for their sponsership of this event.

On September 18, U.P.E.I. Students and faculty walked, biked, ran , and pushed vehi- cles in support of cancer research. The 1988 Terry Fox Run took place at 1:00 and we had 55 en- trants. I would like to thank ev- eryone that participated for for giving of their time and energy to help the fight against cancer. Again this year, Marion Hall and Bernadine Hall were the back-

bone of the run. It made quite a sight on University Avenue to see umpteen rowdy Pitbulls stop- ping traffic while pushing a huge hay wagon!!! Way to go guys!!! A very special thanks to Tony Doyle who helped co-ordinate the event and keep my head on straight!!!

This week in the Panther Lounge there will be some great entertainment. On ‘Tuesday, Sept. 20, recording artist Rick Janik will will perform and it’s going to be a lot of fun. (By the time the Gem comes out it will have been lots of fun!!!)

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Chaplaincy Center

The Chaplains’ offices are lo- cated in the Chaplaincy Center. You are welcome to drop in any time or by appointment.

Rev. Leslie Jay — Protestant Chaplain — Phone 566-0574

Sister Alma Mac. Lellan, CND-RC Chaplain — 566-0345, 566-3645

Father Charles Cheverie Pe Phone 566-0376, 566-0345

Mass Weekday Mass 12:00 noon

Sunday Mass 6:30pm

RCIA will begin in October. Anyone interested in full initi- ation into the Roman Catholic Church and Roman Catholics in- terested in helping in this process please call 566-0345 or give your name to Sister Alma at the Chap- laincy Center.

Chaplaincy Canter

Journey Study, discussion, and prayer of the New Testament. (1 hr. a week) More information may be obtained at the Chap- laincy Center.

Pray Program Learning to

pray the Scriptures (1 hr per week)

ON-Going Spiritual Direction is also available at the Chap- laincy Center. This is for indi- viduals who would like to help in his/her personal prayer and/or who would like someone to ac- company them in their spiritual journey. —

KEEP IN MIND there will be an Atlantic Catholic Student Conference at St. Francis Xavier University this fall — possibly early November. The dates have not yet been finalized. If you are interested call or come to the

Panthers

After losing to the Dalhousie Tigers 2-1 on Saturday, the UPEI Panthers defeated the Acadia Ax- emen 2-1 on Sunday, gaining a split in weekend’s action in At- lantic Universities. Men’s Soccer

. Action played at MacAdam Field

in Charlottetown.

On Saturday the Panthers were able to escape the first half as Dalhousie couldn’t capitalize on sloppy play by the Panthers. In the second half, the Tigers scored two goals eight minutes within each other and grabbed a 2-0 lead. Goal scorers for the Tigers were Jeff Conater, on a penalty kick, and Miles Page. The Panthers were unwill- ing to give up without a fight and turned the momentum of the game around. Finally scor- ing with ten minutes remaining as Locke MacKinnon’s cornerkick was drilled into the net by Phillip

September, a very special event will take place in the Panther Lounge. You are cordially in- vited to enter the BLUE ZONE with Test Pattern, the only trivia game show that counts. Spon- sered by Labatt’s, Test Pat- tern dares you to test your wits against your friends for fantastic prizes. The format is a multi- media extravaganza using a huge video screen and soundsystem to offer questions on TV, videos, music, and movies. The host for the evening will be Bret Gal- lagher from the BLUE ZONE, so come on down and test your knowledge and have a fantastic

time at te Panther Lounge. Once you enter the Blue Zone you may never want to leave!!!

Well, I'think that’s all I have to say for now, except: Have a fantastic week and I’ll see you at the Barn. My door is open, so feel free to drop down to the Barn to visit. I always appreciate in- put, and welcome everyone’s in- volvement. If you have any tal- ents you’d like to share or just want meet people, this is a great place to do it!!!

See you soon, Mary-Anne FitzPatrick VP Operations

Split Weekend Action

Visser. The Panthers continued to press the Tigers for the remain- der of the game but were unable to get the equalizer.

On Sunday the Panthers, be- hind the strong goaltending of Adrian Harrison, defeated the Acadia Axemen 2-1. First half goals by Mike Blanchard and An- drew Bartlett, on a penalty kick gave UPEI a 2-0 lead. The Axemen began to press late in the first half but a number of big saves by keeper Harrison pre- served the two goal margin at halftime.

Foul problems which had been plaguing the Panthers against Dalhousie and Moncton struck the Panthers again as Acadia’s John Hart scored on an indirect kick. The goal by Acadia changed the momentum of the game for Acadia and they pressed the Pan-

thers for the equalizer. However, the Panthers were able to hold off the Axemen and win the game.

The news was not all good for the Panthers as forward An- drew Barlett was-helped off the field early in the second half with a knee injury. Also Miche Blan- chard re-injured his shin.

This weekend the Panthers travel to Fredricton for a key game against defending AUAA champ UNB. Red Riders on Sat- urday, and against Mount Alison on Sunday.

The GEM’s offensive player— of-the-game on Saturday was Phillip Visser and the defen- sive player—of-the—game was Jack Wheeler. On Sunday the GEM’s offensive player—-of—the-game was Joe Mitchell and the defensive player-of-the-game was Adrian Harrison. a

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