Homecoming Barbecue Slated Saturday in KU's 'Circus Tent'
By Nancy Painter
For the second year, a homecoming barbecue will be served Saturday in "Meal Under a Tent" located south of Memorial Stadium.
Serving will start at 10:30 a.m. and continue to 1:30, just before the opening kickoff of the homecoming game.
The tray meal will feature barbecued meat, a vegetable, salad, bread, butter, and a drink of coffee, tea or milk.
"MEAL UNDER A TENT" was originated last fall to accommodate the home game football crowds," said Bob Richeson, director of the tent. "Eating facilities in the Kansas Union were becoming inadequate to serve the crowds.
"We wanted to establish some type of eating place which would be different from those already offered," Richeson explained. "Convenience was another feature of prime importance."
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THE CIRCUS-TYPE tent occupies about 35,000 sq. ft. of ground south of the football stadium. Approximately 200 trays are served each football weekend.
Another convenient aspect, according to Tony O'Bryan, Kansas City sophomore, and one of four boys who work at the tent, is that the tent is also close to parking facilities.
THE MENU at the tent offers a complete tray meal. This consists of a meat, vegetable, salad, bread, butter and a drink. It costs a single price.
Each food is sealed in an air-tight plastic container that keeps it germ free. All food is prepared and sealed at the Kansas Union. Steam tables keep the foods hot at the tent.
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