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Robert Preidt Chronicle Special So, when‘s the exercise show? That would seem the logical question following the culinary extravaganza, Food Fest ‘86, held at Bingeman Park in Kitchâ€" ener last weekend. The threeâ€"day eating orgy was held to inform, educate and entertain the conâ€" sumer. It also made them full. Sunday was the busiest day as people lined up to get in and once they‘re lined up at the more than 40 booths to snatch free samples of foods ranging from hot dogs, apple juice and ice cream to tacos and assorted sauces, cheese spreads, chicken and peaâ€" nut butter. My companion and I were directed to our table, which encompassed the entire floor area of the poller skating rink. We couldn‘t complain about not B y | anmouN( I Investigators from the local fire department and the fire marshal‘s office and Waterloo regional police today continued their search for the cause of the $200,000 blaze which destroyed a thirdâ€"floor graduate student lounge in the university‘s J.G. Hagey Hall, and caused extenâ€" sive smoke damage throughout the entire building. That fire was one of three that broke out on the University of Waterloo campus Sunday: at Arson ‘"has not been ruled out" as the cause of a fire early Sunday morning at the Universiâ€" ty of Waterloo, according to a spokesman for the Waterloo Fire Department |Far â€"** * i. 4 i1 cÂ¥ TÂ¥ i Cxneky*y Perm Special $38.00 275 King St. North (Corner Hickory), Waterloo Sampler‘s delight at Food Fest ©‘86 Possible arson in UW blazes Let Our Experienced Staff Give You A Fresh Start For Spring ‘86 DONNA‘S HAIRSTYLING 885â€"3220 We‘ve opened our new warehouse showroom for spectacular savings on wall units, shelving. entertainment and storage cabinets â€" odds & ends. MAHOGANY, OAK. TEAK, WALNUT, CHERRY, ROSEWOOD & LACQUER. ITEMS ARE ONE ONLY AND PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Complete ine +Furniture Craning over balloons and small children riding their faâ€" thers‘ shoulders, we surveyed the menu. Over in the far corner I thought I spotted a soup booth. Perhaps some Cupâ€"aâ€"Soup for the opening course? My companion declined, opting instead for tacos and hot sauce. A fine idea. having enough elbow room Better yet was the idea someâ€" one had to place a drink stand beside the stand with the tacos and hot sauce. On the main course. It consistâ€" ed of anything we could get our hands on. In the midst of this gorging, a notion that I was being somewhat decadent, nibbled at me and I did the only thing I could. I ate until it went away. The intensity was such that we chewed our way through the mealâ€"dessert distinction and found ourselves eating dessert before or with everything else. 1:30 a.m. a bulletin board in the Engineering II building was found burning and at approxiâ€" mately 2 a.m. a waste paper basket in the math and computer building was found ablaze. The lounge fire was discovered at about 2: 30 a.m. and was brought under control within 30 minutes. 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