7 Go Panthérsk’GOl’!

‘ Kim Rennie's goal midway through the third period proved to be the winner as the UPEI Lady Panthers wenton to defeat

_ the ,Moncton, Jaguars in

the championship game of' ‘ the Maritime Senior "B"

- womehs mckey‘"‘cl'1ampion- ‘

Ships played at Borden . over’rthe "L UPEI had b‘uilt up v'a~» 3-1 lead

. With by: mm? Campbell

Moncton Jaguars, by an

and. Peggy ."'»*¢n1y to -

mncton"close='the gap to one withless ' than three‘minutes to'play. goalie” Theresa Gallant the defense pairs of Andree Campbell, Cathy Hendricken, and Mary Morrison—Janis NDrr'iSOn however didn't allow ancton the equalizer.

In the round robin play on Saturday UPEI defeated the Nova Scotia representatives, Dalhousie University of Halifax by a 3-1 score. They also lost a very close, physical checking game to the same

identical 3—1 score. Goal scorers inthose games were Anne Campbell with

two, Rose Whalen and Andree Campbell. Patti Bradley had two stong games in net to allw the Panthers to 90 on to f the final. ‘

' This win on the weekend caps a very _ successful season for the Lady Ranfllers (as they. iHPrOVed their mark

[tournameni play to [a perfect

two forltwo. _ Back in [ January,.the*girls also: won the Maritimes' top . ‘ tournament, the ’ '1 Invitational, These two tournamentwins 'will more likely ensure UPEI its continued ranking as the top wcmens team in the Maritimes. They have enjoyed this top spot since last January. ' - The complete roster

of players includes goalies

Patti Bradley and Theresa

‘ Gallant, defense Mary and . Janis Morrison, Andree

Camgaell and Cathy Hendricken . Up front the

forwards include Anne CAmpbell, Shelley Pepler, and Phyllis Weeks and Rose Whalen, Peggy MacAdam and Kim Rennie. ‘

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Special Student Prices

Showing in the Panther lounge I 4:00 p.m. Friday

“CO-ED FLOOR

Co-Ed FlOor - Bernadine Hall 1982-83 4 in' September a Co-E‘d quiet floor will be available to the following people: Senior students, junior ‘ students, ‘and students of mature years. Preference

, will be to those .who

now live on campus. Following are some

of the regulations that will be followed: ‘ a) 24‘hours', 7« days a‘ week, q’uiet _floor.._

b) No group gatherings in rams or hallways. c) only steros with headphones allowed. d) there will beno resident assistant on e) the students on: is

\ floor will form agorqgit‘t-

a

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to look after the needs and wants of the floor. Failure to comply

with, the regulations will

result in immediate dismissal from the floor.

Although the regual- ations seem rigid they are meant to be, as we feel there is a great need for an area in

‘ residence for certain

individuals who display a need for such living

accomodations .

r i. Those who‘wish to apply for this floor please’do So before April 10, 1982. An "application form does not necessarily mean a place

‘ on this floor.

Contact: ‘ Mike

Read, Residence Manager

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The UPEI March 25, 1982,Eg 11

» THE CLOTHES LINE

is a friendly little place where you can find interesting, high quality, imported - used clothing - second hand furniture- - decorator items - jewellery 5 AND used yard albums from mint to good condition. V Bring your albums in to sell or to trade or, if you're moving, contact the Clothes Line about buying yOur furniture, dishes, curtains, plants, etc. Look for the bright Yellow Barn on Clark Street, behind Canada Manpower. p OPEN MON-SAT Ham-5pm Phone 892-9094

w P l 10%

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ATHLETIC ,. ' AWARDS

and athletics.

Showing from left to right are: Libby Baldwin (basketball) ,‘ Mary Morrison (Field Hockey), Patti Bradley (Volleyball) , Mickey Place, Gary Polenz (soccer), Trevor Crawford (hockey). Missing from the photo is Bruce Campbell (basketball) .

The J .T'. Mickey Place Athletic Awards were presented to the winners on Monday, March 15. The student union donated $200.00 to each varsity Athletic Team and a committee selected the winners on a point system basis for student involvement, academics,

‘ The Avenues

FEATURING l BEST SELECTION OF MUSIC BEST SOUND SYSTEM

Special 0 ' Special

PRICE . ’ A

Disks. spill ,gn‘ightly lam. $2.3m. til 8pm. '\

MON.,TUES.,WED, and THURS.» from 8 til 10

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