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     The Cadre, Tues, Dec, 3,197“. page 4 
     
    
     A ' ' ‘ 
     
     n Alternative to the 6.1. Rip-Off 
     
     In passing conversation First beer was 65¢ on beer. A year later Creel 
     
     the other night in a local student nights and 75¢ on throws another buck on for 
     
     bar, something which was regular nights. Then in the a COVer Charge\on the week- 
     
     so familiar but yet so alien summer because of the flock , ends. Why not, if he got 
     
     to the ear. something I have of tourists "creel" (Creel— away with executing extremt 
     
     heard in the form of com. man McArthur, owner of Jims) ist policies in the past 
     
     plaint cumerous times over saw he could make a few more .why not squeeze a little 
     
     the past few years in Ch'town, . bucks so upped the price to more out of the students. 
     
     A U.P.E.I. student taking 90¢. The ideology of this lThey paid before, they'll \ 
     
     the name of G.J.'s in blas— was in the summer there ‘ ‘pay again. And so they did. 
     
     phemy. Have you heard the ‘ were no student nights thus 1 He even had the balls to 
     
     latest "rip off" at our the price hike wouldn't . sell little red hats (you 
     
     friendly students disootheque? effect the'students. However ’had to buy one or you could 
     
     queried the student, This in_the fall did the price not enter the club) that I ~ The initiative to write 
     
     another "Creel" and "Brown" go back down to 75¢ and 65¢? see popping up all over the this letter came from the 
     
     rip off, prompted me to Not on your life, in fact place and now he has the fact that when I heard the 
     
     write this letter, students had to start pay— gall to outlaw blue jeans. student make the remark the 
     
     G.J.'s discotheque K_Mart ing 75¢ on student nights. I ask you who are Juniors other mite the bar I was 
     
     Plaza. What has Jims done How kind of Creel to give and Seniors, as for that V in happened to be the Trade‘ 
     
     for you? Ever since I came the students a break. matter anyone who's been winds or what some kﬁew as 
     
     to Charlottetown there seems This price hike resulted around long enough to know the old "Knight". well it's 
     
     to be the continuing com— in similar moves on the part the score, what has G.J.'s no longer the "Jolly Knighﬂ 
     
     plaint about an unoontrola- of the other clubs , thus done for you? Think about and there under new manage_ 
     
     ble "inflation" of "rip off" the emergence of the "little" it and give me an honest ment and ownership it Pro_ 
     
     oligopoly on the price of answer. jects an entirely new image 
     
    
     imposed by G.J.'s. 
     
     ' The point that flashed on 
     
    
     me was‘that it was good to 
     
     ' have a place in town will— 
     
     ing to cater to the student 
     
     t“ other than cater to how 
     
     much they can rip him off. 
     
     This belief is given thrust 
     
     when I say all U.P.E.I. 
     
     students were given a free 
     
     ‘fbeer and there were five 
     
     draws for free six packs. 
     
     The atmosphere is not bad 
     
     ‘ either and you may even 
     
     notice a few familiar faces 
     
     who have had the fortune of 
     
     discovering what can be 
     
     'had at the Tradewinds. The 
     
     \management is more cordial 
     
     than I have seen in any of 
     
     the local clubs. Give it 
     
     'some thought. It sure rates 
     
     well ahead of Jims where I 
     
     ‘ don't think any student 
     
     ’y here can say he has gotten 
     
     anything for nothing from 
     
     * Jims unless he ripped it of 
     
     Oh yeah, next week there's 
     
     another free beer and five 
     
     more six peeks at the Trade 
     
     vi winds every Tuesday nite. 
     
     ' ‘ P.S. About the little red 
     
     ‘ thats. The management of 
     
     . G.J.'s got them for nothing 
     
     I from Olands breweries and 
     
     were\supposed_to give them 
     
     out to customers for free. 
     
     In turn they (Jims) were 
     
     supposed to sell only oland 
     
     - products on those nights of 
     
     ’;;252 free hats (Thurs, Fri, Sat. 
     
     =eil of Oktoberfest). Speaking 
     
     ‘&gt; of rip off Jims did not eel 
     
    
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     An Officer’s job is afar superior alternative to WITH THE - ‘ . .. -.‘-‘:."'."‘-1“ almost any of the regular 
     
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