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TORONTO (CP) —If you
want to celebrate your divorce,
three young University of To-
ronto students can help make
ita really swinging bash. -

Operating out of a wildly de.
corated basement in suburban
Etobicoke, Ross Vipond, Bruce
Roberts and Michael Hodgins plan
parties with a difference —for

about $300 a party plus food and
rink,

So far their threeemonth-old
company, People for Special Oce
casions, has designed 15 parties
for Torontonians and is booked

‘up for at least 13 more this

month, including a divorce cele-
bration with a Christmas fairy-
‘land theme,

Want a divorce party? Students can help.

want to give parties |

(We
. .« . total involvement through
decorations and ceremonies,”
Ross saild‘in an interview,

The business is intended pri-
marily to pay the three students’

‘tuition fees, But, says Hodgins,

it's also a needed diversion,
“You've got to do something
other than go to school,” -

For one party they planned 6
Bavarian beer festival using
$1.50 soya sauce barrels, post.

ers, flags and a cheese-wheel *)

packing case for decorations and *
beer and cold meat for food,

So far they’ve been little more
than bartenders at some of their
parties, but, says Michael, “we
plan to get more creative.’”

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