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to how the salad could be preserved longer, maybe you would be so.kind as to pass on your knowledge to the .manager of the cafeteria.

Also you might inform him of the brand of potato chips you buy. I can see nothing wrong with them, but obvious— ly you do.

«I did not eat dinner

on the day of the "egg send- wiches" but I am positive that they were not so bad as to cause someone to be- -come ill.

The staff of the cafe- teris do not deserve such unjust criticism. They are 'much more obliging than your mother could be as far as variety and service. They go out of their way to be cheerful and I feel they are concermed with the well- being of the students.

If you are a resident strdent, I advise you to make your complaints to food committee represent- ative. ‘If you don't know who.they are, you should; they were printed in a previous eiition of the Cadre.

If you are not a res- ident student, why dont you eat elsewhere ? I am sure others would be glad to have your business.‘

I myself have not heard of anyone who eats at the cafeteria suffering from malutrition, scurvy or any other such disorders.

In my own opinion the food at the cafeteria is quite good and I have few if

any complaints about the food

service, etc.; as anyone

knows me will agree that I am more than satisfied, and far -

from starving from eating in the cafeteria.

Of course everyone is not expected to like all of the meals served, and every- one is entitled to their own opinion, as you are yours. But I feel that the staff deserves a pat on the back, rather than a stab in the

' back. , Thank you

I am, sir etc. Linda Lidstone

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Volleyball Results

Dalhousie University hosted an open Volleyball tournament Jan72-23, where the mens Panthers came in third place in the '8' sec- tion, having nine wins and three loses. The Lady Pane _there placed second in the '8' section with seven wins and three loses. The lady Panthers lost out in the quarter finals to the Halifax Alpines 15-6,15-12.

The women's league was active again Jan.?9th.,they

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from Montanue and the lady Panthers were victorious15— 1, 15-4. In their last game the lady Panthers lost to Zut, a team from Charlotteé town,10-15,3—15.

The Upcoming events are: The men and women are to play at Summerside on Sunday Feb. 6th at the winter Carnival. Also comming up is the P.E.I. championships to “find representatives for the Nationals. The Ladies are entering the Junior tourna— ment Feb.19 while the Men enter the senior tournament Feb.20.

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North America's Top Experimedtal Theatre Company "Open Theatre" -will present—- "Terminal" —a unique,‘compelling examination of the 'half life' 'most North Americans are leadingf. AT

Confederation Centre Theatre Saturday February 19 at 8p.m.

.Tickets at Confederation Centre Box Office

students$1 adults $2 The "Open Theatre" production is being presented by Confederation Centre Theatre in co—operation with the University of Prince Edward Island.

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CAPITAL THEATRE

to Sat. Feb. 5,7and9 THE GREAT NHITE HOPE1 starring James Earl Jones and Jane Alexander Sun. Feb.6, 7and9 RID LOBU, starring John Mayne Mon-Ned. Feb. 7to 9, shows 2:30, 7 and 8:30 Double bill, FANNY HILL AND LOVE MATES, Thur.-Sat. Feb. 10-12, shows 2:30, 7an69 FACE OFF Sat,Feb.12, show 11:30, Triple Bill,ADAM AND EVE, CYCLE SAVAGES, and KISS AND KILL.

picked up a P9- 90 victory from Ed Hilton's Varsity Panthers last Friday night. Ry half time the score had stood as S1 - 34 in the Panthers' end of regular play the score board flashed a 78 - 78 which called for a five minute overtime period re— sulting in a loss to H.P.E.I.UP around a little laSt

U.P.E.I. with a 25 point virtuoso performance. ial mention should given to John Dionisi who .hustled a total of 18 points. lectors‘for U.P.E.I. were grian ntshaughnessy with 14, for action during the last ’ Andy Packard with 10, Joey Sullivan-with 9, while Mike "Noodles"'fionnolly scored 5 points.

CHOKE!

The St. F.X. team St. F.Xo was led by Colin Craig who collected a sum of 22 points. Ed Cickhaut picked up 20 points, John Novillis scored 16, Dan Cousins 15, Jim Palmer 10, Brian Ken— nedy 3, while Mike Gray picked up 2 points.

Coach Hilton decided to shift his starting line—

favour but at the

week—end. The Panthers' starting line-up consisted spec- of Andy Packard, Billy Robertson, John Dionisi, Brian O'Shaughnessy and Dennis Marks. Hilton also pleased the Bobby Gray fans sending Bob onto the court

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The Panthers will be away during Carnival week- end for two games -— Fri- day night against UNB and Saturday they tangle Mt. A.

GOOD LUCK, GUYS!!!

Rreda Foley