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* NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY What‘s Happened to Teacher? by Myron Brenton, changes takâ€" ing_ place. Discrepancies in accounts of events related to the death of Mary Jo Kopechne are the theme of Jack Olsen‘s The Bridge at Chappaquiddick, which is among mrew nonâ€"fiction on the public lib rary shelves. + Miss Kopechne died when the car in which she was a passenger plunged off the bride last year. The driver was Edward Kennedy. Other titles which may be more to one‘s liking are: How Did Sports Begin? by Ruâ€" dolph Brasch, man at play. But even if the Kennedy clan, their trials and triumphs aren‘t your bag, take heart. Poets on Street Corners by Olga Carlisle, 15 Russian poets. Warrior golfers take 10â€"day training jaunt The University of Waterloo golf team heads south this week on a 10â€"day training and competition jaunt to the United States that will see them playing against four schools. The sixâ€"man team, under Coach Jack Pearse, will head first of all to Pinehurst, North Carolina where they will play the five courses at the golf capital of the world for six days. The balance of their spring schedule will see the Warriors play matches against Canisius College, Fredonia State and Erie Tech all in New York State along with Detroit College and Eastern Michigan from the State of Michiâ€" gan. â€" Following their training cxcurâ€" sion in North Carolina, the team will set out for home stopping to play games against Ohio State, Ohio University, Denison Univerâ€" sity at Granville, Ohio and Slipâ€" pery Rock State College in Pennâ€" sylvania. The team has a strong Twin City flavor with Paul Knight, Bob Skura, Dave Hollinger, Bill Appleâ€" by and John Hohmier all home brews. Brian White of Niagara Falls is the sixth member making the trip. White Birch Blue Spruce Shrubs and Fruit Trees RR 1, Waterloo 664â€"2482 John‘s Nursery econd house from Wagner‘s Corner on Heidelberg Road At Low Prices â€" Right From The Grower Will be transferring his clinic facilities and practice to the south side of the building at: The telephone no. remains unchanged NEIL S. HARRIS D.C. Red Maple Friday, May 1st, 1970 228 King St. S., Waterloo Chiropractor 743â€"5215 The Concorde Affair by Johna Davis, most expensive 2viation project. Notorious Ladies of the Fronâ€" tier by Harry Drago. Bandits by Eric Hobsbawm, theory and practice of Robin Hood. War Cries on Horseback by Stephen Longstreet, Indian wars. The Underside of Toronto by William Mann, Toronto on disâ€" play. Euthanasia and the Right to Death by A. B. Downing, case for voluntary euthanasia. The Encounter by Malachi Marâ€" tin, religions in crisis. The Battle of Britain by Leonâ€" ard Mosley, the making of a film. The Sun in my Eyes by Beverâ€" ley Nichols, a sixâ€"month tour. Dave Cooper, a graduate stuâ€" dent in philosophy from Idaho will not make the trip south, but will join the squad in Ohio for the exhibition matches. The Waterloo team is the curâ€" rent Ontarioâ€"Quebec athletic asâ€" sociation champion. Last year‘s record included a victory at the Westmount â€" invitational, second place in the Trent invitational along with match wins against Canisius. Erie Toch, Fredonia, Detroit College and Detroit Bible College. Costs involved in the present trip will be borne partly by the individual members and partly by a grant from Lefâ€" Shore of the Shore and Moffat architectural firm, designers of many of the buildings on the University of Waterloo campus. â€" Shore has long been a supporâ€" ter of university golf and annualâ€" ly sponsors a dinner at the OQAA Championship. Registration for minor sports in Waterloo has been extended. It will continue in Waterloo Arena tonight from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 Rio Caron, recreation director, said the enrollment this year is down by approximately 100 from last year with the greatest need in the Tyke division. Girls softball registration has also been extended. Registration will take place weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the community serviâ€" ces building on Albert Street. Registrations are extended Enoch Powell, a record of politiâ€" cal beliefs. Business and Government in Canada by K. J. Rea. The Boer War by John Selby, cowardice and courage. The Myth of Asia by John Steadman, understanding of the Orient. Iron Coffins by Herbert Werâ€" ner, Uâ€"boats in World War II. Drugs and the Law by Reginald Whitaker, the Canadian scene. Sahara by John Norwich. Freedom and Reality by John 70 Westmount Rd. 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