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» 1:00 - 4:09 'mursday. 9:00 - 12:00 This will be the last notice of scholarships or bursarys untill next Fall.Come in early in the Fall and check on scholarships and bursarys you might be eligible for, remember most deadlines are before Christmas.

DE S I GN CANADA

The National Design Council and the Federal_ department of Industry, Trade and Commerce offer a program of scholarships to en- courage advance study in the field of design. Scholarships are avail- able to praticing designers and design

students for advance design studies at the best school of design. DEADLTNfi April 30,1979

S . R. LAYCOCK BURSARY This bursary will be awarded on the under— standing that the re— cipient accepts em- ployment in Canada upon completion of his or her studies in the field of Health Ed- ucation.Valued at $500 DEADLINE April 30,1979

HELEN HERRING SCHOLARSH'IPI The Helen Herring scholarship of $500.00 will be awarded to a student from Prince Edward Island,who by , September,is enrolled

in the final year of

a degree program

of Home Economics. l DEADLINE April 30,1979

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QUESTION:Did you have a good year at UPEI this year‘)’

Marty Hilton-S oph

Yes,because I got good marks and I really enjoyed

my time playing basketball.

It was great until the pinball machines in the Barn broke.

Blaine Burdett—Junior

It was a quiet year but a good one until I heard tuitnon was going up. There was lots of good parties with the Bio Boys.

Joanne Peters-Soph Yes,academically and socially.There was a good atmosphere for studying and enjoying yourself. Getting involved in student activities made me a lot of new friends.

by :Maureen Murray Lee Donnelly

Marion Mitchell—Frosh

Yes,I met some great people who had something intell- igent to say.It's quite a change from high school. It's really good if you're interested in books.

Bill Pound—Soph

Yes since I met such an interesting person as Marion (above) .First semester was the pits, but the second semester was good.There should be more clubs and organ— izations and dry events.

Gerard Murphy—Junior Yes,although somebody stole Max and that ruined the year. '

Mike Shaw—Frosh

Yes,I enjoyed the change from high school.I met a lot of new people.