mas, coufmuin rhou’ne: 4-

. key to any wins . panthers had in' \ . four years from

5—78;

t is disappointing

t the football manage— »; lacks the class of

. other sports on

US.

Former Football Fan.

, Editor: -

I would like to express thanks to Gerald

- a and Sharon Timmons . the time and effort

y put into Fall Fest 78 co-chairmen.

friends and I - ded most of the events 0 had a great time.

'Ihanks again!

ar Editor:

It has been called to

attention that some

the UPEI sporting

- ts have been carried

cable 'IV. In View

the controversy that surrounded such piracy

other metropolitan

gh density areas in the

cent past, I feel that er evaluation and

praisal is in order.

t the last home foot- ll game I noticed that tendance was down

I siderably, perhaps‘

- to the increased

1e TV audience, as icated in the latest lsen ratings. I

gest that all games ootball, hockey, basket- 11, etc.) that are

ried on cable TV should blad<ed out in the arlottetwn and Sherwood as. At game time, if sold out house is dicated at either

CAdam Field, Alumni

I asium or the arlottetown Forum, the

pI‘egnancy is

V Hall.

/

blackout could be lifted. \ If not, the game could be

telecast only to Mountain

and Coastal regions.

'lhe "Cable 'IV Contro- versy" is a problem which is second only to the- state of the Canadian dollar and to the constitutional crisis in Canada- today. I trust that this inquiry will elevate this serious . issue to the prominence it deserves.

Yours truly , , Michael Roche

Dear Students:

‘1 would like to comment on the present state of affairs in Bland'xard Eadq resident, living in Blanchard, pays $391 for an apartment with a double bedroom for ‘~ September through December.

If a student requires a single bedroom there is

an additional charge of $75.00. (11 top of all that, were is a caution fee and key deposit that amounts to $65.00. There- fore if there are four ' people in an apartment, the University is raking in approximately $425.00 per month per/apartment. Quite a nice amount, is it not?

The other night a bathroom sink literally FELL off the bathroom wall in one apartment and consequently broke the hot water pipe. Luckily the resident was not / scalded but the apartment was damaged and a flood resulted in that section of the second floor.

I would like to know why these apartments are not in proper working order before students are allowed to move in. Holes in doors and walls, broken

mm flat/I If Man...-

The incidence‘of venereal disease is increasing. a major cause of school dropouts. . \ . one third of abortions are to teenagers.

Don {I Be A Statistic?

Planned Parenthood

218 Kent Street,_

Charlottetown, P.E.I. '892—8141

ember.

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desk lamps, all these complaints'have been registered with the Dons of Blanchard during the first few weeks of Sept— Granted these malfunctions are presently being attended to, but why couldn't all these damages be fixed before September?

Well, students of Blanchard Hall, I guess we can console ourselves with thoughts of what expectatims can we have of living accommodations that charge the SMALL SUM of $425.00 per month for four students.

Katie

P.S. Why aren't some of our residence fees used to buy new carpets in the hallways? (The old ones are gross!) Or to refurnish the rooms?????

'lhe Fish telephone line is no longer open on Sundays, because of short- age of volunteers. 'Ihe organization would like to hear from those interested in helping - either in telephone work, friendly visiting, transportatim, errands for shut—ins, etc. IMMEDIATEIX, PIEASE! 'Ihe fall training program is getting underway; if you‘ put off calling it will be too late. 'lhe next training for volunteers will not be until next spring.

lhe number to call to volunteer is 894—3474, ‘ or write to P.O. Box 1712, Charlottetown. ,

A few correcticns fran last week's article (11 "Fish" — the Sign of the Fish began in 1972,in Charlottetown, not 1974 as was stated.

Durecz'ed bv RIcHnRo BROOHS ’ CASH IN ON THE FUN}!

COLOR 120 MINS.

Don't forget to enter "The UPEI Film Club's

Search for the Holy Grail" cmtest.

Bring all

entries to either the 7 or 9:05 showing of

nmllarsu I admission.

November 5 :

and receive a 25¢ reducticn off the

7 and 9:05 P.M.

Admission: $1.75

mffy Amphitheatre .

($1.50 with coqxn)