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The Cadre, March 30, I976, page 8

Student Union Positions Open

Classes will soon be over and summer will be upon us. This is the time to decide what form of involvement in your student union interests you the most. The follow— ing positions are open for application:

Yearbook Editor Winter Carnival Chairman Fall Fest Chairman

Orientation Committee Chairman

Student Judicial Committee Chairman Social Committee Chairman Movie Club Chairman Photo Club Chairman Speaker of Student Union External Advertiser Recording Secretary Campus Police Chief

Assistant Chief

Radio C I M N

Manager

News Director

Engineer

Program Director

Music Director Cadre

Editdr

Managing Editor

Typist

CUP Editor

News Editor Bartenders

If you don't understand any of these jobs, you can get descriptions, along with application forms, at the Student Union Office.

Nominations open March 29 and

close April 8. .So don't wait for summer, do it now.

S.U.P. Positions Open

Canadian University Press is

hiring for September 1976:

1) national affairs reporter to write and edit copy for news and feature services on general econ- omic and political matt— ers.

2)Wire Editor/ Information person, to edit and trans- mit copy on telex to mem— ber newspapers and to de—_ velop and coordinate an internal information sys- tem and filing.

Both these poitions are full time and pay is according to scale set by Canadian Unive- rsity Press. I

French an asset

The Other Woman

The Cadre has available for you at the Cadre office, a reading issue of Thg_0ther Woman, a monthly Canadian Feminist newspaper by, for, and about women.

Subscription rates are $3 per year for individuals and movement groups (or however much more or less you feel you can afford), and $10 per year for institution.

Subscriptions and additio— nal information can be obta— ined by writing to:

The Other Woman, P.O.Box 928, Station Q

Toronto 7. Ontario

Reos Needed

Nominations are open for one education rep and one senate member for our precious stu— dent union. Applications and further information can be picked up at the S.U. office

Better hurryiph_A1O§§.QP§-t°

March 3lst. Get involved!!

Applicants should send de- tailed resume as well as sample of related work to:

Tom Benjamin

Canadian University Press 227 Laurier West, Suite 211 Ottawa

(613)232—2881

Deadline Mayl, 1976

The Physics Department invites anyone interested in Astronomy to View the sky through a new _6-inch reflecting telescope.

,Viewing nights: April 8 and 9

from 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. (weather permitting) \ Meeting place: Duffy 314

(Sanoanna

Application Forms, appointments for inter- views and additional information are availa- ble for the following positions at the Canada ’Manpower Centre on Campus, Room 102,

Main Building.

Summer Employment Opportunities

Tour Guides(Bilingual)

Tour Guides required for bus sight-seeing trips in P.E.I. Four months summer employ— ment. —

Bank Teller — Position available from May to september for ex- perienced bank teller in Charlottetown.

Short Order Cooks — Positions available in the Cavendish area

yerWWfor ShertwerderMCOOks

for the summer months.

TUESDAY ALTERNATIVEsuWORKSHOP sponsored by the Provincial Government to be held in they Provincial Building Tuesday

‘, and Wednesday. See story

page 1 for mOre details;

FRESH MEN(AND WOMEN) CLASS meeting,7pm,day students lounge of bernadine.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY interested?7pm,basement lounge of bern.(i hope that doesn't mean the day students lounge).

DISCO BARN 50¢,9-1am.

WEDNESDAY

(n.b.:due to time COanICtS‘

watch for changes)

cadre MEETING

only ONE more issue(yaaayy, whoopeeee,YaHOOO) so it will soon be party time.rumor has it that we will be getting $100 for honorary invitations. did i ever tell you the story about the little red hen and 'not i,'said the pig.?if you

- want to read the Cadre next

year, and will finallyvadmit that we gotya where it hurts,

watc hers 0f the and “will believe that Sucﬁv'an‘

unbelievably professional, fact-finding, super-informavi, tive newspaper has a regular staff of only 4 Ordinary hu- man beings(including pam,our typist) and gads of room for more, come,from10:30— 12:00 wednesday or 1—1 sunday or talk to any of the staff or ‘ leave your name and contact with jane at the s.u. office. you know where we are;do you know where you are???

JUNIOR CLASS SPIRIT AWARD

nominatiOns to library annex wednesday afternoon anytime.

CHESS CLUB MEETING 6:30pm,library,room 171.

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC 7 7—9pm in the gym.give so that others may live.

Scholarships

University Women's Club of Saint John \

Valued at $400.00 the sch- olarship is available for a female student entering her senior year in the fall.

Canidates must have graduated

from a high school in Saint John or Kings County, N. B. The award will be based on academic standing as well as financial need.

Saint Dunstan's Board of

Governors Scholarship: Under-

Graduate SchOol

7:30pm in room 209 cf duffy.

.bern. day students lounge,

”auditioning 7:30pm,mackenzie

‘SENATE MEETING'

tee-hee',8tea to ltea.

-a presentation by dr. lawson

- 8pm.

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_-.mar.30/epr.4 m: _, _. .

BROKEN BLOSSOMS fine arts film,7pm,library lecture theatre.1919 prices.

ASTROLOGY

NEWMAN LENTEN SERIES

7:30 — 8:30 p.m. ' PLAY PRODUCTION COURSE-

building}c0rner of universit and grafton(ch'town amateur theatre group).all welcome.

_THE PROBLEM OF AGING dr. david shérman,8pm,duffy.

- . THURSDAY

N 0 T_H I N o 1' THURSDAY

we APRIL-FOOLED YA,HA,HA!£

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC 10am+12noon,244pm,gym, 360 units must be collected, saving will neVer be this easy again. ‘

1pm,board room,ke11ey buildi

N0 PIG'N'WHISTLE haha,fooled ya again!9-1,ba $1,random: 6-pieCe4commercia reek hand. ordjon iuodsn 2.»

» 1‘ ATHRQQME- TEA HOUSE >“. . - marion tea lounge,tea talent tea people,he—tea,she—tea,

SUNDAY,KEEP IT HOLY

SPINNING THE THREAD of life2james watson and dna

drake,2pm,room 171,1ibrary.

COUNCIL MEETING , 6pm,faculty lounge,free admi

TROMBONE RECITAL plus brass quintet,steel hal

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SPACE ODYSSEY 200] the latest endevor of the mysterious mOOOVie club,» stanley kubrik-production,$1 8:30 in duffy amphy.****

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"Bursaries

Valued at $300.00 schola ship is awarded to a Roman Catholic who has graduated from an Island High SchooL The award is based on acade mic standing as well as fﬂI ancial need.

Saint Dunstanls Board of [Governors ‘dradhate Scholaf‘ Ship

Valued at $2000.00 cani' dates must be graduates of U.P.E.I. and planning to do further study. The sch01?F ship is tenable anywhere.“

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