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keeps only a bare bone sta aff of six inSpectors to check every eating establ— ishment in Newfoundland. .‘The shortage of inspectors is so acute that even hos~ pitals are checked only monthly.

Versafood, meanwhile, has promised greater care in the future. Two of its most "efficient experts" while be transferred to Me— morial from the mAinland, and claims the compnay, the

Winter Carnival Variety Show

Practice for Winter Carnival Variety Show will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 30 at 7:30 pm. in the Barn. If you have any or no talent at all, why not come? It's your Carnival so why not make it a success?

See you there!!!!

ATTENTION: Seniors

If you want a qqute in your yearbook, please submit it

to Paul Durant, Yearbook Ed—

itor, c/o Student Union in Memorial Hall. Also put on it your name, faculty, and hometown.

JANUARY 26, 1973

Students poisoned

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move will cut down the pos- sibility of further outbr- eaks of food-poisoning. Al- though Versfood claims to be making only "marginal profit" on its Memorial co- ntract, the quality of the food being served at the U- niversity dining halls‘and cafeterias has been deter— iorating steadily since it won the contract in 1970. Students were so dis-

gusted after salmonella out

break that about 60 of them

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Anybody having pictures co-

ncerning campus life that you think are good enough for the Yearbook, please

submit to Paul Durant, Year—

book Editor, c/o Student Union office in Memorial Hall basement.

These pictures must be of good quality and it is likely that you will not get these pictures back.

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dumped their supper on the table one night and left the dining hall en masse.

It is not yet known whether any students are co- nsidering lawsuits against Versafood because of the outbreak; nor is it known if any students suffered academically because of the illness.

Versafood, an American based corporation, will have its contract with the Univ— ersity coming up for review soon.

FEB. 14 IS

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or

Father Tingley

Student Services

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