The UPEI sun, Mard'l 25, 1982, ge ,2

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By Pam Clark r

The term certainly has flown by! It is hard to believe that this «is

just about the final week of classes. Since it is I would like to say congratulations to the staff of the SUN for a job well done.

I would also like to emphasize that it is well worth your while to check into the sources of financial aid if you are continuing your studies iri'ﬂ‘Septanber.

There is money avail— able which is tenable at any recognized university in Canada or elsewhere.

If you can't make time to stop by Student Services in these last weeks do keep it in mind for early Sept— arber.

Below are a couple of scholorships which might be of interest.

Royal Canadian Legion

Scholarship of $1000.00 are offered for ’ university study. First choice goes to children of veterans.

Deadline: July 31

Dr. , A.A. MacDonald ' "

Memorial Bursaries , ,’

Bursaries from $100.00 to $300.00 to Roman Catholic male, Islanders who are studying at ’UPEI.

Deadline: September ,

Terry Fox Humanitarian

$3000.00 for tuition and books. Selection criteria for recipients will be based on demonstration

of the highest, ideals

and qualities of citizen- ship and humanitarian ' service while in pursuit of excellence in their academic, amateur sport, fitness, health or community related en- deavours. 0 Deadline: June '15

,Anyone interested in working in the U.P.E.I.

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Qualifications

SUMMER HELP/CONFERENCE SEASON

residences this summer, please apply to:

Mrs. Joan Foster

Personnel Office;

Kelley Building v_v

U.P..E.I,.-,. .,‘ l». ,/./.,.

— must be a U.P.E.I. student. W~>Fé-must~be*neatwinvappearanceTW“wmwv~ ,

- must be flexible and willing to wOrk shift work, weekends, etc. WW_ \

e Chambermaid service in,a11 residencesﬁ f some desk work ~;>;:'.i:« ‘LJW - other duties aS-they arise

Starting Date

Approximately May 1, 1982

Finishing Date

Approximately Sept. 3, 1982

' DRAWING! \APRIL1st

1st Prize, $100. _ 2nd Prize,40’ ouncer