last year. The Eagles seem confident this year because of the mmrs that most of the Marion season is fast appro— Hall team has moved into aching and any team which Bernadine Hall and thus would like to enter please will not be able to play contact Mr. Mulligan because it interferes _ before March 17th at ' with their knitting and 3:00 p.m. " ’ sewing classes. .

It looks to be an inter—. Many of the intramural esting season again as hockey teens are expected the Marion Hall team looks to enter this years to defend its title which .tournament which would help to make the whole

ey Battles Soon - league a lot better. Korakin under the dir- ection of Francis McCarVille, is also expected to field a' team. They should be able to field a team now that the potato season is over. let us not forget Tony Carrol and his troups. It has been said that last year Tony fell on the ice during one of the games.

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Biology

Conference ‘Held

by John Gallant _

The thirteenth annual Atlantic Universities Undergraduate Biology Conference was held at UPEI on March 6, 7, &. 8.

Ninety undergraduate students and professors from around the Maritimes attended the proceedings which saw the presentation of nineteen papers. Friday evening was registration and a reception in the Barn. Saturday was a busy day, with thirteen papers being presented, along with a very interesting lecture delivered by Dr. Kenneth Mann, director of the Marine Ecology labora- tory at the Bedford Insti— tute of Oceanography. Saturday evening a dinner/ dance was held and a good time was had by all.

Sunday morning six more papers were delivered and the prize for best paper was presented to Brad Munt of Mount Allison U.

Kevin Cash (Acadia), Donna Scott (Mount Allison.) , and Mary Doyle (St F.X.) received honorable mention from APICS for their papers.

Allan Miller, fran our own department of Biology delivered a paper on Forest Fertilization on PEI. We carnend him for a job well done. '

" The conference was a big success. The members of the organizing camtittee wish to acknowledge the support and assistance of Beaver Foods who provided the ca— tering services, the main- tenance staff for helping us get ready for our guests, the audiovisual department who set up and fixed up our equipment and the Student Union for providing the Barn. Thank you all very much.

Next year's conference will be held at St. F.X. and we wish them all the best.

Biology Club of UPEI