Carnival

Week much more enjoyable. Watch for further informa- tion in the Cadre,Guardian, Evening Pdtriot,Topmcs,and over CIMN Radio 700 and Channel 12 on Cable.

The Carnival Committee and Cadre offers the foll— owing advice if you want your carnival to be a big success : l.) Mention any ideas you have to CarniVal Committee Members ( Gerald McKenna, Liz Burke,

Debbie McMurdo

Tina Madan,Kathy Connolly,Jim Picone and Peter MacQuaid). 2.) Save your money.

3.) AttendmeetingonFri., — I Probably not what you think.

Jan. 21,at 3 p.m. in S.U. Office.

4.) Find a girl/boy friend (if you can't afford one,ask . a friend to the Carnival Ball at least). .

5.) Practice your drinking

endurance.

6.) Finish all term papers, seminars and assignments in ,advance.

7.) Pick up a bottle of "Bromo"

-‘at the Kmart before the last minute rush.

Any questions you might have about Winter Carnival '77, call or drop into the officer in the basement of Mamorial. Gerald McKenna

With the approach of the A.C.T.( Adult Christian Thinking) Week—end, it would be most fortitious to make clear to students it s pur— pose and at the same time to dissipate falacies con- cerning it 5 function. Firstly, it is not, as is often thought, a social gathering attend- ed by innocuous do—good- are who would therby pacify their philanthropic urges' nor is it a gather- ing of hard core re- ligious fanatics who as— semble to decry the in-

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iguities of the day.

‘Its purpose, rather, is

to stimulate self evalu— ation in relation to

Vbasic Christian tenets, ‘through a series of group

discussions, presentations films and what not. For the duration of the week- end, the participant is isolated from the common- place stimuli and will hopefully define his/her values and their imple— mantations in society

at large.

Although the A.C.T Week-end is presented in~ a Christian orientation,- it should interest anyone from any back— ground who is concerned about the growth of self and community. At the very least the week— end should stimulate a little meaningful thinking.

As for the good times and socializing they are

Vincidental, but alwayS’

present. The A.C.T.““* week-end is presented entirely by a group of students (with a little help from the Chaplaincy) Vand should be sincere and original. ’ ‘ May you find it in your— selves to attend. Director of A.C.T. P.S. The week—end will take place commencing the evening of Jan. 28 and end the after- noon of Jan. 30. Watch

for a booth at the library or contact the Chaplain's office. V '

Beasley.

Noon, Thursday. January 27 to 6 pm,_Friday, January 28. Couples only;

All Univ. students and Faculty; 5 minute break every hour; Refreshments provided for participants; Couple will be expelled if one member of pair is not moving;

Sponsor can be from on or off campus; Prizes for top 3 couples (longest I of hours) Prize for person who raises the most money; Collections to be made by Feb. loth, noon; Music for 30 hours by CIHN.

Dance sponsored, and in aid of Class of'77.

Sponsor sheets-and registration forms available at: Student

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