The Search for the Green

By: Laurie Murphy Financial Aid Advisor

Free Money Apply By Feb. 17th UPEI Awards ($125 — 300)

Bernardine Hall Residence

Bursary ($500)

Part-time Student Bursary ($125)

Hello again. This week I’m highlighting the above awards. Pick up your application from the Registrar’s Office or from the Department of Student Ser- vices. When you’ve completed it drop your application off to

the Registrar’s Office. A Schol- arship and Bursary Committee will go through the applications and award the successful stu-

dents. You will not wait long for

your money because the Commit- tee usually decides and awards within the same month.

Do look into these awards and then of course Apply! For our UPEI population one might ex- pect that three or four hundred of us would apply for these, but in truth the number falls well below this. Your chances then are very good, and I wish you well. Re- member, the search for the green begins with you.

8—ball Tournaments

Labatt’s and the Panther Lounge present weekly 8—ball tournaments on Tuesdays. Weekly prizes will be given out to the top three finishers of the night and they will qualify for the grand prize tournament at the end of the semester. Grand Prizes are:

lst Neon Schooner bar sign (on display in the Lounge)

A RARE CASE OF

DEMonic REPOSSES ON

2nd Labatt’s Blue Jacket 3rd Labatt’s sport bag

The tournaments begin at 7:30 with a free beverage to a maximum of 16 entrants, so be there early!

Entry fee is $3.00 and games are singles and must be single knockout.

Labatts products on special all night.

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“What’s more,” added Wigle, “women have more problems quitting smoking than do men.”

The study also reveals that five-year survival statistics for pa- tients with primary lung cancer indicate virtually identical male and female death rates in the first six months after diagnosis, But beyond that, a slightly lower death rate persists for women.

Co-researchers on the project with McDuffie were Dr. James Dosman, director of the Centre for Agricultural Medicine at the U of S, and Dr. David Klaassen, director of the British Columbia Cancer Control Agency.

Start partying for spring break at the Wet /Dry

Jr. Class Pub sponsored by Labatt’s

Thursday Feb. 16.... Featuring

Curfew

Door Prize: Trip to Halifax donated by Air Atlantic

fans (Advance tickets available at the SU of- fice

Co-ed Dance

Saturday, February 11th at Rodd Roy- alty Inn 8:30 pm to 1:00 am

Tickets on sale from Jackie in 312 Bernardine, Kelley in 200A Marian, and Tracey and Ellen in 216 Blanchard.

Music by Sound Quest Tickets: $10.00 per couple. (Couples only) Theme: Valentines Day

iA He Panthar Lowa

Sur Feb 11/69 Spm $49.00

Book Drive

Attention all university stu- dents! The biology club, repre- senting Mr. Malice E. Olaye of Nigeria, would like to take this opportunity to ask you for your help.

A fire recently destroyed the town of Obiaruku’s library and Mr. Olaye and his teaching col- leagues are in desperate need for educational material. You can help by donating any educational books that you have available and no longer need. (eg. an old edition that you can’t sell) Mr. Olaye contacted us about this tragedy, because he heard from many Nigerians who attended Canadian Universities that Cana- dians are very generous and car- ing people. Let’s not disappoint Mr. Olaye and the people of Obiaruku; let’s prove to them that we are the generous people that they percieve us to be.

Lend a hand and donate a book!

Below is a list of places where donated books can be dropped off: Student Union desk in pit. SU Barn, and Biology Club.

Centre on Campus

deadline date for the following job opportunities are as follows:

10 February 1989 - Historic Park Military Interpreters - Fortress of Louisbourg :

15 February 1989 — Business Admin Graduate — with focus in computers and accounting or marketing, required for small firm in N.S. — Permanent

16 February 1989 — Coast Guard Competitions

24 February 1989 — Securities Salesperson — Open to all dis- ciplines, enquired at Canada Employment Centre on Campus.

28 February 1989 - Clerical Positions - DVA- Application forms available at CEC-OC

. 28 February 1989 —- COSEP - Career-oriented summer em- ployment project — applications available at Canada Employment Centre - OC

1 March 1989 — Treeplanters, Northern Ontario & B.C. 1 March 1989 — Investment Consultant — in Hong Kong, com- pany specialising in Foreign Exchange and Bullion trading.

1 April 1989 - Salesperson - Art of Man Gallery, requires salesperson for summer positions, Banff, Alberta, more informa- tion available at Canada Employment Centre OC.

14 April 1989 - Computer Programmer — West Royalty, sum- mer position. } 5 Out of Province Employers

We have applications available for out of province employers: A & M Enterprises, Sudbury, Ont; Bayshore Inn, Waterton, Alta; Banff Lifts Inc., Banff, Alta; Atlantic Tours, Halifax, N.S.; N.S. Agriculture 4-H, Truro, N.S.; Stone’s Jewellery Ltd.,Banff, Alta;

Reminded 3 Student Union Application Close Date 10 February 1989.

Also we have several part time positions available, i.e. Babysit-

- ter, cashier, counter attendant for various employers throughout

the Charlottetown area, for more information please contact the Canada Employment Centre - Robertson Library (Student Ser vices) Debbie MacMurdo or Diane MacKenzie.

Debbie MacMurdo

Officer in Charge Sa

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