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November 1, 1968 McGill Daily Ice forms on the body of a Murray Hill vehicle as a fireman attempts to put out a fire. Molotov Cocktails were thrown by some people as cabbies demonstrated at Montreal International Airport, Wednesday night. They were protesting the Murray Hill Limousine Service’s monopoly on business at the airport and Montreal hotels. (SEE PAGE 11 FOR FULL STORY.) the georgion Vol. XXX11, No. 15 Friday, Nov 1, 1968 SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY $ 47.329 deficit Bookstore hampered by poor planning After a year of operation, the tion had previously been geared to Bookstore Committee has reached deal with a much smaller volume of “a position at which we can make an students. He said that the Booksto­ assessment of whether the Commit­ re's problems were essentially a re­ tee works or not," Chairman John D. sult of poor planning. Jackson told the georgian yesterday The Bookstore Policy Committee following Wednesday’s meeting of the itself has been running into trouble Bookstore Policy Committee. most of it springing from the failure of the University Administration and Until Wednesday night there had Bookstore Management to produce been a great deal of pessimism a- required data on time. The two fiscal mong its members concerning the reports are a case in point. effectiveness of the Committee. At Photo: George Bibby Photo: Morrie Altmejd It was nine months, from the time least some of that pessimism has A georgian photographer managed to snap this picture of the Bookstore Policy that the request for an accurate fi­ now been dispelled, with the submis­ Committee at Wednesday night's meeting before he was “asked" to leave. nancial statement was conceived last sion of two long-awaited financial January until the reports were finally -- a reduction of staff costs. The statements. -- a decrease in the amount and released at Wednesday night’s meet­ variety of “service items” (e.g. Bookstore remains open on Saturday Now that the necessary figures are ing. playing cards, pens, pencils, beer in spite of the fact that few sales are available, action can, hopefully, be The report indicates an abnormally mugs, Sir George jackets, etc.) It made on that day. taken to correct some of the obvious large part of the Bookstore’s stock - is not immediately known exactly The Bookstore Policy Committee, administrative inefficiencies which $462,051 to be exact - was left un­ ‘how much of unsold stock can be established last November to inves­ resulted in the bookstore’s losing sold at the close of the last fiscal placed in this category, but there tigate the operation of the Bookstore $47,329 for the year ended May 31, year. is reason to suspect that the pro­ is comprised of four students, three 1968. Again this is because of inefficient portion is quite large. faculty, and three representatives of Professor Jackson stated that the purchasing policies. administration. opening of the Hall Building in 1966, Professor Jackson went on to out­ — an increase in the selection of A motion was also passed at Wed­ and the resulting mushrooming of the line several improvements in Book­ trade books and periodicals which nesday’s meeting recommending that student population, produced a whole store policy which are now under are not readily available in other in future Committee meetings be ma­ melange of administrative problems consideration. The proposed impro­ bookstores, but are of interest to de open to all members of the Uni­ in the University. The Administra­ vements include: students. versity. 2/the georgian, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1968 p.m. Admission is 75 cents . The Chess Club is holding pCi 1" * ■ |r | 1 a Challengers, Tournament * * * CLASSIFIEDS I® today and next Wednesday H- T U E S D A Y , Nov. 5th 920 today, H-509 on W ednes­ RATES: Classified Advertising rates for re­ The Student Chapter of C. gistered students are 75c for one insertion day) from two to five p.m. I.C. (SGWU division) presents and $1.25 for the same insertion in two con­ Please bring sets and boards secutive issues. Rates for non-students is $1.25 “Trading Live Cells” , a film FRIDAY, Nov. 1st lbs. Tryouts today at five p.m. if interested in participation. per insertion. The word limit is twenty (20). The SGWU theatre arts sec­ in Room 0076 of the Hall Bldg. which demonstrates the rene­ Cash must accompany all ads. Advertising dead­ wal systems of the body cells. lines are Wednesday noon for the Friday issue, tion (Fine Aits Dept.) is spon­ (work to be aired on major and Friday noon. for the Tuesday issue. 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