Social Event of the Week

Marian Hall House Party Theme: Toga (bring your bed sheets)

Time: Wednesday, November 4, 9:00 till 1:00

Place: Marian Hall Party Lounge

Everyone welcome, nonresidents must pay a

$1.00 cover charge and _ be signed in by a Marian or Bernadine Haller.

See You There!

NOTICE

EXTENSION OF EXAMINATION TIMETABLE

The increased deimand of more than 30 additional ex- aminations has meant the

schedule to MONDAY, 21 DECEMBER.

At present it appears that about five examinations will be held on that day.

extension of the examination

Octoberfest at UPEI

TONY QUINN, one of

Oct 29 Canada’s funniest will have - you rolling in the aisles at the Panther Lounge 9:00-

1:00. -Admission $2. Re-

member: Bring a donation

for the Upper Room soup

kitchen and we'll reward you!

RED ROCK CHAL-

LENGE! Come cheer on your

- society team as they battle it

out for amazing prices at the Barn! (8:00)

HALLOWEEN PUB! 9:00-1:00 at the Barn. Music by Sound Waves. Dress up as your favorite ghoulie. Prizes & treats! Tickets $3.00, on sale by Monday Oct 26 at the student Union office. Be there and be scared!

Third floor dry!! Second floor wet!!

By Kelly VanBuskirk

The 1987 Terry Fox Run was the most suc- cessful ever for the UPEI residences of Marian and Bernardine Halls. A com- bined total of seventy stu- dents from the two buldings took part in the September 13th fund-raiser for cancer research.

Marian Hall, which has become known for its in- ventive approaches to the annual event, surprised ev- eryone by towing a bathtub over the six km. course. Dressed in bathrobes and which

waving a_ banner

A SHORT FARCE |, From the Victorian Era AN

“BOX AND COX” will be performed in the library student lounge (The Pit) on Friday, November 27, 2 weeks before exams.

There are 3 part— 2 men and 1 women. Au- ditions for these parts will take place in The Pit 4—6 pm Friday Nov. 6th or contact the director Terry Pratt Dept. of English 566-0677. j

Sponsored by the University Theatre Society ae i

Residence Life

read, “Help Us Clean Up Cancer,” the men had no trouble attracting attention and collecting over $200 from generous motorists. Gary Fraser piloted the tub for Marian, despite having completed the gruelling Is- land Marathon only hours earlier.

Bernardine Hall com-

pleted the run dressed in everything from devil cos- tumes to frog colourful Hawaiin The women.

suits and outfits. pushed each other in shopping carts, at- tempting on several occa-

sions to pass Marian’s rac-

ing tub.

The two residences have donated $650 to the Canadian Cancer Society in memory of Scott Holt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holt of summerside. Scott was a 1986 freshman res- ident of Marian Hall who succumbed to. leukemia in August, less than one year after learning he had the disease. A talented athlete, Scott was a likeable young man who is sincerely missed by his friends at UPEI. «a

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