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Friday evening from

Cb—Ed dance.‘ This is a semi—formal dance, and is the girls treat. So come on, girls, get out and find your man for the big event. The dancei's $8.00 per couple, and is being held at the Chalcttetcwn' Hotel. the Band is" The Big Band". They are a 12 man band, which includes horns, etc. They play

a variety of music. The Big Band is an excellent bandrand put. on a good 511041, 30 get out and dance the night away,

Co Ed has been knmn to be—a big, success, as

it usually is the highlight of Fall Fest. See you

rigand" . (Trish) .m, $3.00 and $4.00

3 — 7 p.m.

rk" and "Blazing Saddles" SMU at 7p.m. at the

‘ 'ssion with Student Card

Charlotteth Forum fee admission with

admission free ns" 9p.m. 4 12:30 p.m. admission.

FALL FEST co—EDu GIRL'S .. .. .. ..

ASK THAT GUY YOU 'VE HAD voun EYE ON. .

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FRIDAY .1 ,

Friday‘ October 23 Friday's events will start with happy hour in the Panther Lounge from 3 p.m." to 7 p.m., with Happy Hour prices. 'IWc great movies will be shown on the largefT.V. screen. The two movies will be "The Jerk" and "Blazing Saddles". This Happy Hour Pub will be a good chance to get your last minute date to the CO—Ed (someone there will be drunk enough to Say yes. Just kidding!) - Admission to the movies is only 50¢. - At 7 p.m. at the Charlottetown Forum our

"own UPEI Panthers take

on St. Mary's university

for the first hockey game of the season.

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SAT U R DAY Saturday, October 24 Saturday afternoon will see the Charlottetown Forum full of life as the Panthers take on St. F.X. Saturday's game will start at l;30 p.m. and ‘it will be noiSemaker afternoon. So let's all get out and support our Panther Hockey Teann After the hockey game/there will be a pub back at the Barn to celebrate the Panther's victory. So get down to the Barn and get warmed ‘up after the game. Saturday night will see Fall Fest '81, come to an end with a Main Event. The Band playing is the Spoons. They are an excellent Band, playing songs by the Cars, Pat Bentar, Gary Newman, Police, Blondie, and so on. They are the opening act at the Palace in Halifax ior Martha an} the Muffins. They are a good band so get out and enjoy the last night of Fall Fest 1981.

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