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ERIÌITED I\Mì PUBIÎSHED BY TEE TÌHlOmERSSjUÌIITEBSITY Oi* SUHEEY,GUILDl^'aRIl.
Viliy do lan'Wd Gerry sycnd so mucli tino .togotherì Did Jim enjoy it? V/hen 1 .St-i-...-t
Wilson rot-arp. Jod^s copies of ''^eano"? . .How'does Sally know whero Hobin. koops r-h'c.VJ
Will the chiidren on Mole 2 kindly refrain from attempting to drov;n pcoplo, r./á ii.x;-' .
ice is not araâsing» Vfnen will Chris makc another deelishus chocolate f-udge pudoì ;
don't you pay your IGgns* and bave dono v/ith it eh? Î Is iè only his ^door that J, Clark |
leavos open at night? Vihat does Eohin do on Mondaysï Is it. true that promotion staff- I
wise is inversely propçrtional to effort? Som didn't do anythingv Hoger has got a nico
tight one. Fred muBt got in this week, ás she didn*t get in last weeki John would like .
to thank his wifc and relations for helping to make his "birthday a success, ¿¿"thur will
do you for that.skin, Hoger doeSn't v/ant his ruhhcr, yet« Stick it in Barharáj I^Ve
dotted arround it.Barï, to Hoger, " Oh^ it's greeni" J. C,,The second Coming,
P.S. Rohin liveä next door to J.B* If '-the nuiiober of lectures v;erG threo and the degrees >
of freedom zero, would Doctor Stûck-.hol opon to choiceî Definition of heing dangerous,,
disagrèéing v;ith Stuart Viilson.» How many does Pred have in one week?
+ + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + +
FOLK
Bear Bunacers and others^
***************************
Who is Paul Oliver? Vieil, he has
written a couple of "books, including the :
authorative work v/ritten in this
country,
History of the Blues, He will ."be "bringing
with him tapes,xeoords,
AVA stuff
slides and other
so it promises to "be a really
informative as well as ontèrtaining
evening,
Ali are welcome, and it*s
Other news for memhers,,,»
free.
+ + 4. + + + ++ + + + + ++ + ++ ++ + + + + + +
Bear !Folks,
'Lots of the restrictions on the EVP have ,
heen lifted,
lunchtimo if
anything.If
so wandor up.for a chat one
you*re stili worried a'bout
you're flyng this sumiï'CJr please
let me know cos v/o can then work out whoso
coming on the wine and strawherry d_o,ETB
thanks to increased support for-the I'olk Cluh
from within the University we are still
j-and well in the Union Lounge, Wo are
sorry
alive
the loss of the Kall Coffee Bar, Taut this can "be
:-helped, We had a very good evening Wednesday/^i
,V7Ìth Jackie and Bridie as our guests, and Hohin
Bradheer standing in for Pete Baylis, We have
^onough money to stay open for at least tho nezt
two wQcks, when v/e have Gorry Lockran, a great
• Tslues singer, and then Jeremy Taylor,comic and
contomporary folk (lOth Juno), Thanks to everyhody
who has helped in the past few weeks,
Hoping to see you all on V/ednesday,
Luv,
ÎEED
* * * * * * ifr * * * * * * * * * *
Blues in a Black
Society
PAUL OLIVER
Ì""®lst. 7-30
Lecti Th. E
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• A.G.M OIT THE JAZZ CLUB VffiDlìESDAY lOth JUKI;
please corno and help resurrect this cluh fc
next year,
1,00pm Union
HOGXR for editing,Fred for helping the Editor in his hou
of neeà» Tony, Barbara, Bete, Arthur, Paul, Hohin, Mr,
Potts, The S,S. ,Sojii, The Baiaboo GaXdcn, and to ali those
v.T-ii^ -P^T^Z-LÎI «T-i/fl e + n-P-Pci/ì iivi+.iT +.T-.ei ciOT-lv VinuVR.
ñ^y
POSTAL VOTES• , If, you wish to vote in your .• ;jìVSBT: -Uxgcntly req,uirQd- Tape Hecorder.
homo constituency, you niust apply for a post Eoasonahle condition» Hing Extn, 629, -o^
al vote hefore June 4th, which is the final apply;.2/2.Uclls House, S.J.'toless.
day for application, Forms are availahlo in
the Union (See toreen Stevens) Once you havaSABE FACTS ; For the last tiuc,the copy date
sont in one of these forma, you will he reg for rmterial that has to "be Scanolined i»e.
istered as an absent voter, and can no long Posters etc. is l'JEDiÎESDAY lunchtime. Por •
er vote in porson in ihe constituency, .Arrsj any other material, the copy date is TîHiRSngemonts
can also he made for a proxy vote, DAY lunchtii:3e. Stop press can he' acccpted
if you se wish, The important thing is to anjî time up to By this tirx, the final
act NOW;:Ì
IfUS ; Thero will he a connittee meeting on
layout is usually decidod, and aany lato
copy is liahle to ho left out, and malces
V/edncsday at 6pm in the Societies Hoom, the Editdrs joh vory difficult,.
îxîain discussion ahout Preshors VJeek, involv
ing VraS/VSO, UISA, S^'^l and SUSAG, Heprosent
atives fxom VSO, UUSA, » i^nd SUSAG are
asked to attend, Also discussion a'bout next
year's activities and joint 3 World and Char
ities Coramittee.
Tea and biscuits providede
DEGEEE CEEEMOHIESiTho main recomraondations
of the working party were that two degrees
ceromonies in July and December should continue
to "be held, "but thaat they should tako
place in the Caathedraal, The wori^ing party
alBo roooninondod..that thc Vice Chanoollor
should înoke a hrief report, on academic dovelopinents
in the University and that the
Academic Deans should speak hriefly on the
work of the Paculties,
l5/"single
25/-double
J 8 G B A W
Z E e e O E S
WiSHBOIME A S H
e.30 »S.OO
hall, university
BAR
LIGHTS
DISCO
FOOD

eat
Dear Sir, •
'On the front page of Surrëy Guardian--of May 21st, therê is an
article entitled "imi REGSo FOR ÏÏALIS?" TMs •article contains the follow
-ing paragraphe
"The also thought that' defined as'sleeping
around' was highly undesiràbleo Hë^elieved siïch conduct would lead to
psychological harm to the individtiali :5e;comm.ented that personally^ he
saw nothing harmful in students'. sleéping toge:^ker (with the opposite or
the same sex) providing it,wa«in the conte:xt'b-f a steady. ;relationship. "
The first two sentences arè' correct, The'/.Shird"is noii^What I actu
-ally said-wasï "The hehaviour of 'two students "going steady is another
matterò" What is attributed to me is neither what 1 said, nor what I
think «
Having regard to the effect on people inside and outside the .
University of what I am purported to have said, I would be glad if this
correction conld be published in Bare Pactsj as well as in the next
issue of the Surrey Guardian tb which I have written separately.
Tours faithfully,
DoM.A, Leggett.
Letter to Stuart Yiilsoni
Dear Stuart,
May I express my congratulations and thanks to the dosens of
Students Union members for the work they put in on the University stand
at the County Show, in the préparation and manning of the exhibits,
helping with the University display generally and running the SUSAG
service of cars and guides, What's more, when the Show was over and the
exhibits were dismantled, there was.no rubbish left behind, not even a
bottle^top!
It would be unfair to pick out any individuai item - they were ail
good and attracted much interest - but I must mention the grand job that
Martyn Denney did in co-ordination of the Union effort with the Public
Helations Office»
Well done, everyone, and thank you.
Yours sincerely,
Michael Bradbeer» (Public Helations Officer.)
Eds. notes
And the B.P, staff would like to thank M-.D» for deco-ordinating the
Surrey Show Bare Pacts to the best of his ability.
Dear Sir,
ITOISE
How much longer will the residents of Surrey Court have to suffer?
The following pétition signed by 62 members of Bourne and Blackwater
Houses,(100^ of those shown it) has been sent to the Ents. Chairman, who
will then pass it on to the Bursars
"KOISE PEOM DISCOS HELD IN THE HALL BAR„
Considérable nuisance to residents of Bourne and Blackwater Houses by
noise from discos etc, held in the Hall Bar, notably last Tuesday, 26th.
May. The prospect of continuous noise over the Coming weekend, when a
disco on.Priday is advertised to last until 2a.m., is considered by the
undersigned to be unfair to those residents studying for examinations or
trying to sleepc
We ask that ali functions liable to cause excessive noise are
transfered to one of the Senate House bars, preferably for good, but at
least for the examination period,
Signed - 62 members of those hpuses seen on 2770,"
The Dean of Students informs me that thére- v/ill be an- emergency
meeting of the Wines Committee. on Tuesday (be'tter. late than never) v/hen
the Bursar .is back. This meeting has been called to discuss the nois'e.,
irom the Hall Bar and .maybe change the . Bar 'bookihg system» I urge anj^éhe
Who was not in when I brought the pétition round and agrees with it to
write to the Bursar now, •.;: •;, ^-. •V
David Milham« /•(Bourne'->Hö.Use^
Catholic Society.
Times of Masses?
Sunday-9 ol5a.me, Cathedral«
8.OOp.m., Ghaplaincy
Monday-8,30a,m., Lt Th J
Tuesday-1olOp.m,,
t!
Wednesday-8.30a.m., "
Thursday-S-OÛp.m., "
Priday-8«30a.mn, "
Saturday-12 noon, Chaplaincy.
Sunday, May 31sto - Visit to
Wonersho 2.00p,m. See committce
members for détails of transporte
Hugby League-,
Anyone interested in playing
Rugby League' next session please
contact Bo Howell (House 2, Third
Court) or M. Ingham (Ralph West).
Met, Sooî"
Présents 4tho June, 5.00pom.,
Leco Th. a.
Talk by Mr. Colin Corness,
Managing Director, Redland Ltd.,
ons .The Role of Management in
Business. EVERYONB YŒLCOME.
CIITEMAS;
Odeon-i- "WimiNG-" - Paul Newman
Plus "Buchannan",
Main feature - 7-20p,m.
Studio 1: "MICHAEL MAGUIRE" Sean
0'Connery,
Plus "Undertaker" Bernard Cribins
Main feature - 7o30p.m.
CONCERTS
Givic Hall, PAMILY. Monday, June
Ist. 8.00-11,00 p.m.
Civic Hall, POTHERIETCAY.Saturday,
June, 6th.8.00-11.00 p.m.
THEATRE '
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre. 5th, Anni
-versary Celebrationa Lata Uight
Show. Thürs. June 4th.-\Ted, June
lOth. (except Sun,) in the Reher
-sal Room at 10,30 p.m.
Double bill of the Grand Visier
and Lovers. Ticketss 6/- available
from M.Iiicholson in the Physics
Dept. (05 AC 22) ext. 673 or box
Office at Theatre.
Socialist Society.
Monday, June Ist», 7 . 0 0 - 7 . 3 0 p.m..
Lee. Th. Js-
"Russia - A Socialist State?"
An assesment of the development
of Russia since 1 9 1 7 -
Soccer Club,
A.G-.M. - Priday, June 5th,, in
Societies Room. S^OOp.m.
Rifle Club,
Opening of the PULL-BORE section
of this club by a shoot this'
Saturday, at Bisley - Details
from Club noticeboard, in Union.
EVERYOlíE i/ffiLCOME.
Sub-Aqua Club
Sub-aqua club G-.M» on Monday June
2Ist. in the Societies Room I 3 c O O
All committee members, and as many
club members as possible are asked
to attend.
Also please bring your log
books along so they can be stamped
for 1970o
POLK CLUBS.
Star Polk Club-Priday, May 29th.,
SIFGERS HIGHT. 8.00p.m. The
Star Inn, Quarry Street.
Haslemere Polk Club.-Priday,
May. TOM RICHARDSON. The "Wey'
Centre", Haslemere. 7.45p.m.
Railv/ay Hotel, Godalming-Tuesday,
June 2nd, GASWORKS8,OOp.m.
(Pred's notesVery good, especi
-ally instrumentally)
The Three' Horse Shoes, Hampstead,
Tuesday, 2nd. June.
THE TI1ÍKERS plus Jeremy Taylor,
Maureen Kennedy-Martin Trio,
. the Exiles, probably Diz Disley
plus anyone eise who turns up.
8.00 p.m. 6/- '
(Pred would love a lift up)
SPIRITUAL HEALIKG DAYsCivic Hall
Harry Edwards', 2,15 and 6.15pm
Tickets 5/_,7/6,. 10/6,15/- fi-om
the Secretary ííational Pederat
ion of Spiritual Healers, 119A,
High Road, Woodford, London, .
E.18.
ED^S THIKG
•As you can see from the above S'oc it to me only 6 clubs sent in tp
Bare Pacts with news of their activities during the coming week ("the
othEr one 7/e got off the notice board to even up.our columns.) This col
umn is devoted entirely to 'Societies use so that the whole University
should know what is going on,.not just the relevant club committee.
Bare Pacts is produced at considerable expense to the Union, and its a
pity that the best use is not made of it-,.

BEAS BD. oont.
Th¿'besieged residents of Bourne.House and the rast have my
^vmmthY ä s o S of t L reoent events have been audible in Third Court!
q ^ n t L rnnr^eople who like to attend Discos etc. as they are
thrfateSed relval of this form of récréation (and thxs no
doubt incides so.e of the above resxdents.)^ ^ .esidential area it
sanier llv ani has its renowned sound-absorbing ceiling, Similarly,
Lounge users If it were subjected to frequent, closxngs for private
functions. ^ours in the "spirit" of the occasion,
leo
Patmore,
îs
iíeíe
rstsj
have been
-isiS;
numerous complainte
"iof
about
¿fïLf
noise caused
s
in the Hall
,na t h " °
s a l " tlnlshlng OIBMB m J wantlng ent.rt.iment.
three wee^s ^na ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ top Senate Bar,
where L e windows l a T a w a y from site, but this décision rests entxrely
witrthfwìnes Oommittee who are having an emergency meeti-ng next Tues
^Vien I must apologise to everyone for any inconvenience that
is caSed this wLSend, L d lecommend- to those studying for exams that
e l t h e r i L ; worruntil'lOp.m. and then come to the disco as relaxation,
nniversity.s short -sighted
-np^^/that the Hall Bar is the bookable bar, especially when we consider
ÏÏs closfproliMty to the residencea, and we deplore that a bar was
b S i r s f n e S to t L study bedrooms of the students here.
Yours sincerely ,
Christopher
Sheldon.
fet'again despite B.P.'s knocking session at the ^efectory, nothing
h'^n been done , to improve the service in any way. Has the refec. got its
OTioritiefrlght H a S i n g the floor and neglecting the' glasses and cut-
S e r ^ ^ ? L gSantitrof the food has reached a new low simxlar to a Wall
Street• Crash! T h f a L l i t y cannot be described in Oxford Englxsh. Surely,
if You wantto reduce the estimated £28 000 loss for this year, the number
of peopireatinrin the refec. must increase. This can only be done by
^mp^oviS t^fglne^al quality of the food and having ^'
After about 7.30 there seems rarely to be more than one of the courses.
Tours
disgustedly
Paul
Collyer.
Wotp to Barbara-trv sxxsmitìi. How are you anyway, Eick ? And as for
ü a t L Í Í n f ?reston she wears yellow legs she Reserves to g t ^ h e m
nicked - and (kìniokers are a bloody nuxsance anyway. Dave Pxtman stxix
? m S ) L i n r y o u r eÌectric toothbrush ? How's Randy, the. two-pxnt-wonderì
DÌdi how^arryour VD passages ? There•s more where thxs came from, any-
-body wishing to read Mike Reakes' letter, see Ed.

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"tJ!
l'inai preparatìoiis are
•being rnade fox S.IT.B.C's
epic joumey "by "bath
fxom Goxildford to Viialton,
The row, in aid o£
desperatoly needed
•boathous© extensions,
vjill 136 started "by t-he
V, C, on Wednesday 10 th
Jun© at 8«30 a,rQ,
outside Pluromexs »Any
individuai v/ho fEuacies
himself vjitb. an oaris
invited to get in -bouch
with any Boat Cluls
member, or,: Chris •
Collister, Hseil ( Ext
695 ), Erio Dagless,
Elee Eng P.G,, Ext 316).
Sponsors are also needed
(Thousands o£ them ) and
ali generatis persons are
•urged to contact the
alcove individuals» ^
FESTIVAL HEWS,
TJnfortunately -a great number of the slips which wors .pushed midex your door Is^tweelc-have-disapaared
-su-thaf a new survey la required. I shall -bo puttins--pastoxs
inali, the K. U. B. 's which. yona can slgn .if-you-Tivuldstay-».-Ihls .should-.g^ ...
up today ox tomorrov;.
TRAVEL NEWS
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PI:EA rBOM A DISlLLTJSIOm TRmis
SEGBEn^AEY.
PI^ASE HOTE that there is in Senate Hcuse
Students» Union youx vexy own TEAVEl
bureau in which you ciay hook ali youx
student travol- also ohtain youx International Studont Identity ^axdjfox which you
need your ouxxent WS card PLUS a passpoxt-sized photogxaph ) and molco ^y txaval
enquixies, It oau^ as a shock to have oux own studente asking at tha a!ravel desk at
the County Show " V/hexe is the neaxest place to get oux International otudents
Caxd i " and the see theix suxpxise at heing told to go to theix own Bureau i If
you havo discovoxed the secret sharc it WWth youx friends,
?ox those alxeady 'in the know ' suraniex flight hookings axe now vexy heavy
and many are full-if you are planning to hook do so SOON.
JiiPAH-some flights in the B. S. T. C. hooklet axe now oancelled detaxls .
fxom the Txavel Secxetaxy,