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     1 ' f‘ Gin us ' inebriated Clowns who L  Commented that he is  
     
    

    
     I Péunder, SOIIBdZall: :a :0 a certainly succeeded in -over_the play of   _ 
     
     ' :51?) Sun: faze'andw' “ making complete assesof Gordie. White, Alan»Cameron, 
     
     : themselves. . . (on the other Larry MaCAdam and Jeny 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     shouting, "Are you the guy 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I .5 about me?" hand it probably wasn't Waller: plus Hughfiofnsm 
     
     W I,“ ‘ V lfiegergfhgjdlcan we write  hard 3 jOb-) We'd alSO‘ who p%“YEd part»: time 1n the 
     
     .  '  pleasantly about 6 losing , like to d?serve that the nets in both games and H ' 
     
     J   I A I  _ games in which we were harde§t 111*} Of the  was Md UP well. St. F.X. 
     
     ’ outscored 61.1? (Since taken by Jimmy McInnis and Will be here this Saturday 
     
     We, and‘we assume every— writing this we have seen Where was Scott Thompson m at 2:00 and Damousie on 
     
     bOdy’ can mean their the column of that rotund abOUt Whom we Wrote laSt V Smday at l:00...a bit of 
     
     tenth bimday because! at raconteur of the local ‘ week” We think coaCh D0119 fan interest might be 
     
     that age’ it seems a blg press, Donny Nbrrison, who " Crossm's Charges were ' helpful to the teeth norale. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lmdmafii’ ' 'the Start Of a translates all scnres into 
     
     newiera, the end of an old. unconve I d toude 
     
    

    
     It is the usual custom to and up with the 
     
    

    
     be 3133 to the.01ebra“?Wh° revolting figure of 156-1) . 
     
     has succeeded in enduring Fortmate1y’ we a - d 
     
    
   
   
    
      his first ten years. , _ Cl last 
     
     Unfortunately for UPEI, Wlth Robln ow week 
     
    
   
   
    
     that he would write t 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
     experiencing a bad day and v . Barb Mullaly's Field Hockey 
     
     we look forward to this « team was outplayed by a r 
     
     Saturday's contest with - wide margin in their game 
     
     Saint Mary's to give a with the U.N.B. Redsticks 
     
     7 better line on the team. 7 and were outscored 7—0. " 
     
     . . ,‘r 7 I V ' Hanover/they put up a- real 
     
     22.1% 2::- a the man game, his 1 If}   + ~ good game  the  ae 
     
     technical knowledge of the 05mg m ‘ ancton and, in a game that 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' ‘ t our - - ' ‘ 
     
     decade or ad‘le‘enen ' sport being far superior 00am MUlhgan stated we could have gme either way‘, 
     
    
   
   
    
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      tom, We --muonly  lost  msweem . 
     
     hich courtes might have . .that 1t was a i le - £0 they'll play hostess to X 
     
     w Y terrific kid< that came ,tt d tune 90 V1: ,ty —   
     
     . misse agoodoppo uni ‘ St -t2.00 ans 
     
     , . f d, th off the talented toe of , . _ on a urd_ay a . a 
     
     $033135 intifeiicaiiiy Ozzie D'IPPOJitO to give LB With file 5919 1.0 and: as to Del 01 Sunday at 3:00., 
     
     abl éh t weekénd our only weekend marker.  pressed 1“ the 531053119 ' V 
     
     prob y e wors ’ The day was _ a fine one mutes, the Mommas made We note that Basketball 
     
     that Panther teams nave exoe t for the wind that the Host of their 7 . Goad, Dave Nutbm and V 
     
     ever experienCEd- When! ’ alwags seemed to blow for opportunities to add a  of his team are 
     
     some years ago, we set out St. F.X. and against US, pair. About the 5—0 loss domg son‘ethmgreally . 
     
     to fritter away our time the crowd of spectators t‘? U°N'B'.fl‘ere can be , “sme as they. “.mdu‘i 
     
     and yours with our was most encouraging in little said...we lostto ' a series of classes this ‘ 
     
     scribblings we deteimined size; too bad that the a more Wenced and W911 Weekfmd “3 dlfiem'c SW 
     
     coadne'd team. The 2—0 loss 0f high Sd’1001 players. , 
     
    
   
   
    
     chief entertainment from - - 
     
     that we WOUld make pleasant ' to Mancton was a close one HOPer11Y ‘thls W111 
     
    
   
   
    
     comments only. Otherwise, a UPEI StmdPOint: was ‘ .. V . - - v - - 
     
     we had visions of a 250 - given by a couple of and the boys have high Smate mtems“ 1“ the 
     
    
   
   
    
     expectations for» success in Sport throughout the ' 
     
     the return matd'i here. With pI‘OVlnCB and W111 upgrade 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
          
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     - , a young team, composed the skills in the-varioie 
     
      mostlyof first and second .Sd‘IOOlSonWe'll hope the 
     
     ' year players, vincie says ’good‘ones come here. ' 
     
     the three losses do not ' All in alllast week was 
     
     Lo u  G [homer mm .5“? all as ,he not a good one for UPEI. > 
     
     Open to'all U.P.E.I. Student Union members' exPeCtS.nQ “uraCles bUt ‘ Quite possibly “We shooda' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' anticipates  t over’stood bed"; Let's for; 
     
     the 1978 record of ,0-9-1, and get it and hope for '. ' 
     
    

    
     says he WILL have a_GOOD ' more successgjn the fitme,‘ \ 
     
     team in two-years time. He . ' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     MUSICIANS WANTED r ’- ‘ -' BRIDGE CLUB“ ‘ ‘   
     
     , Singles, duets, or._ Anyone interested 1n 
     
     7 small groups interested inf PlaY}ng bridge On Sunday 
     
     playing at Coffee Houses’ evenlngs this year Should 
     
     or Pubs on campus Should come out to- therPantherfl _ 
     
     contact Robin Clow in IDemise. this-"Sunday gfift’   
     
     the Student Union Office 8=00 9111- Experience 
     
    
   
   
    
     at 2—hl2l extension 395. not our greatéSt assgtd': I 
     
     r r so players new and old ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     are welcome. 
     
    
   
   
    
     18 years and over. 
     
    

    
     Colour television, stereo, all kinds of games 
     
     to pass the time. 
     
    

    
     Featuring special entertainment on Tuesday 
     
     evenings.‘ 
     
    

    
     A great place to relax with friends, or make 
     
     new friends to relax with. There is no better 
     
     way to enjoy Monday Night Football; or a good 
     
     T.V. movie, or your favorite music, or a_rel— 
     
     axing game of backgammon, or cribbage, or 
     
     bridge, or chess, or checkers, or anything 
     
     else. The PANTHER LOUNGE has something for 
     
     everyone. 
     
    

    
     Open every day, 10 a.m. - h p.m. for lounging, 
     
     studying, relaxing. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LICENSED HOURS: MON.& TUES. 9 - 1'2. 
     
     THUR. 8 - 12:30 
     
     FRI. 3 - 6?3o