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1. www.tricitynews.com
www.tricitynews.com/portals-co - [Cached]Published on: 11/27/2003 Last Visited: 11/27/2003
Around that time, Dave Leblanc, Maillard's caretaker, was a student at the school. He knows what kids do and don't eat. "I see a lot of oranges and apples, and different fruits, that is just not eaten. It's thrown in the garbage," he said. "Every day I tell kids to tell their parents not to give it to them if it's going to be wasted." Leblanc said he sees very few sandwiches in or out of the garbage but plenty of instant noodles. He points at the industrial-size hot water dispenser and the line of kids waiting to wet their noodles. "They're full of palm oil," he said. -
2. www.tricitynews.com
www.tricitynews.com/portals-co - [Cached]Published on: 11/23/2003 Last Visited: 11/23/2003
Around that time, Dave Leblanc, Maillard's caretaker, was a student at the school. He knows what kids do and don't eat. "I see a lot of oranges and apples, and different fruits, that is just not eaten. It's thrown in the garbage," he said. "Every day I tell kids to tell their parents not to give it to them if it's going to be wasted." Leblanc said he sees very few sandwiches in or out of the garbage but plenty of instant noodles. He points at the industrial-size hot water dispenser and the line of kids waiting to wet their noodles. "They're full of palm oil," he said.

