by James Murray and Trent Henry On behalf of the UPEI Busi- ness Society, we would like to say welcome back to the returning students and greeting to all the new Frosh. Last year, the Business was the largest society on campus. This year, with the number of memberships that we’ve been selling, we’re on our way to meet- ing that goal again. This year the Business Soci- ety Executives are: President Trent Henry Vice President Michelle Fletchey Phillip Watts Secretary James Murray Treasurer Sr. Class Rep. = Derrick Cameror Jr. Class Rep. Sean Graham Soph. Class Rep. Dawn Corrigan Frosh Class Rep. Boi Williams A special congratulations to Pam, the newest member of the Executive. _ Well, for anyone who didn’t get to the event last weekend, you missed some wild times. The kick-off event was the fa- mous Golf-tournament, held on Friday. With the help of some very large golf bag pockets and a portable thermos or two, many of the golfers were in fine shape as they came down the 18th fair- way (That means you, Palmer). We would also like to thank Don Carr for letter us use his cottage for the awards presentations and party afterwards. On Saturday, the annual Deep Sea Drinking excursion took place in Rustico. Again, ev- erybody had a great time, with maybe one exception. It seems that one of the golfers from Fri- day was not feeling up to “par” and had a rough trip on the way out to sea (Sorry Paul). Even a couple of couple of monsterous sharks were caught, the largest (25 ft) belonged to Derrick “Get it away from me!” ~Cameron. A special thanks goes out to our honorary skipper, Ad Ferris, who helped us catch a bucket of mackerel at our last stop of the day. Professor Ferris also hosted a barbeque at his home Saturday evening for all those involved. At both events, we were happy to see a good mixture of all students attend (Freshman to Seniors). oO == Thursday, September 22, 1988 The UPEI Business Society would sincerely like to thank the following businesses for helping to make our golf tournament a suc- cess: Tradewinds Myron’s Doc’s Corner Chevy’s UPEI Bookstore Paul’s Flowers Inc. Smitty’s Family Restaurant Holman’s Sporting Goods Wandlyn Inn (Madison’s) Island Breweries Seaman’s Beverages The Trail Shop Carter and Co. Some of the upcoming events that the Business Society spon- sor’s are the curling and bowling tournaments, intermural sports,. and of course the 1988-89 version of the Business Society Dinner. Well, if you missed the golfing or the fishing events because you didn’t have a membership, you can still buy one so that you can attend other major events that we have planned. Hope to see you at all the events. The Business Society Golf Results — Jeff Ready (73) Ist place Male 2nd Place Male Derrick Cameron (82) Darren Noonan (82) Ist Place Female Heather Johnston (133) 2nd Place Faculty Brian Jones (100+) Longest Drive Kevin Bouchey (423 yards) Highest Golfer Jackie Reid (200+) PS For some strange reason, the Executive couldn’t remember the rest of the results (or for that matter, much of anything else.) = Typin a nae poe tutorin Students, your assignment today is to learn how to use the Smith Corona XL 2500 typewriter. Ooops, don’t get too settled in your seats. The XL 2500 isn’t a very difficult study. In fact, unlike most electronic type- writers, it’s a downright snap to pick up. The Spell-Right™ 50,000 word elec- tronic dictionary adds new meaning to Of course, we've also added iY of other fine features to the XL 2500. There’s full line correction, Auto Half-Space, Auto Center, even our Right Ribbon System} which automatically prevents you from using the wrong combination of ribbon and correcting cassette. Oh, one more feature we forgot to mention —the price. You'll be happy to the word “‘simple:’’ WordEraser’ erases entire words at —_—_ affordable. a single touch. So you see, the XL 2500 , WordFind” finds your mistakes before won't just make your writing \ anyone else can. easier. The XL 2500 even makes correcting It'll also help you with mistakes as easy as making them. your economics. With the Smith Corona Correcting ait SMITH Cassette, you simply pop ee =| IMME CORONK in your correction tape. TOMORROW'S TECHNOLOGY There are no spools ore ee to unwind. ..no com- plicated threading ...no tangles. hear that the XL 2500 is surprisingly For more information on this product, write to Smith Corona, 440 Tapscott Road, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada M1B 1Y4, or call (416) 292-3836,