THE CADRE, Tues. Oct. 9, 1973 Page-4

Odds and Sods

CATCH THE BARN

Thank you for your appe- tites, from the staff at» the Barn Cafeteria. In the near future we hope to move away from grease, as the basic student food and get onto more baked and boiled foods. Your suggestions or criticisms are welcome as we are running the place for you, and you only. Remember the Original Canadian Breakfast for 91¢, the Backside Coffee House, our Steak and Beer special

every Thursday and also starring BRINKO, on the grill every lunch hour, Monday to Friday, bring— ing those beautiful noon specials right to your very mouth.

NOTICE

STUDENT COUNCIL GENERAL MEETING _ DUFFY AMPITHEATRE

’ NOVEMBER 4, 1973-6:30

BLOOD NEEDED

320 blood donors URGENTLY NEEDED at Red Cross Clinics

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member'of Cdn. University Press (C.U.P.). The opinions expressed are those of the authors. A11contr1butions

,) , to be held at U.P.E.I. Gym on Tuesday, October 16th from 7 - 9 and on Wednesday” October 17th from 10 A 12- ’ noon_and 2 — 4 p.m. .W I REMEMBER - the life YOU save could be your own!

Besides donors, there iS‘also~,'i' a need-for volunteers to help; «_p

in the clinic and assist‘in~. p.r. work for the clinic. ‘ Anyone interested in helping should attend the organiza- tional meeting, October 9th at 2:00 p.m. in the Barn's Panther Lounge .

r Everyonexwelcome.~

Dispensary and Sick Calls:

9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. --Monday to Friday

2:00 p.m. — 3:30 p.m. -—Monday to Friday

Emergencies only after 3:30

Doctor's Office Hours:

Monday - Dr. Robert Lund' \ 7:30a.m. - ll:OOa.m.

'» Tuesday - Dr. Charles Brown

lO:30a.m. - ll:30a.m. wednesday - Dr. Brodie Lantz lO:30a.m. - ll:30a.m. Thursday - Dr. Harry ’ Callaghan lO:30a.m. - ll:39a.m.

*Friday 7 Dr. Doug MacDonald

l:30p.m. — 2:30p.m.

*Please note the change of

time on Friday.

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