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The Brantford Ideal These articles will be raf- Cleaners retained their title fled off in mid October. as- tournament champions Tickets may be purchased for 1977 by defeating the Big at local plazas or by calling Blue Machine Saturday. Mrs. A. George at 885-3212. Sixteen teams entered the The Waterloo Jr. Expos played host to the Guelph Jr, Forums on Saturday in the first game of the test of three Quarter-Fi- nals. Guelph opened the scor- ing with a run in the first inning. - _ - In the second inning the Expos scored three runs totakea3-l lead. The Expos completed The Expos completed the scoring in the game with two runs in the seventh inning intake the 5-1 win. The Expos scored their Dr; Dive Officer hit two doubles and Greg Kovac hitonedouble. Raffle Tom Egan, Bill Kloepfer and Tony Campagnolo each hit one single. The wid went to Mike Yosurack going the dis- _ g)_/it'iLitt?e, By Peggy Kempel sawmym St N . 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Hm Beasley Digi- neering Schdlarahips and Mstudeett-ttteeetteatrtee Wistertoo's .engineerUg programs are conducted on the co-operative work and First spend alternating four-, Imam terms at university and on-theiob in mam-y new will be ammu- gfade 713 marks of better tttaet8ttperemt. _ ty no students iii the (min- Members are asked to take note that this is an attendance counting meet- ing and replaces the regular meeting of August 23. . 1977 golf ArrPngermmts have been made for a cash bar for, non-members. Green res" are payable at the Pro Shop. _ CKKW, NEWS omz otters llstonors the opportunity to win cfiaetcee on LOTO CANADA’S mllllons, In tax free dollars! 5 Wllll.lllhiilll A ' Mllllllldllliijlllolllhll With tttttttt L, 1090 ll'.1'.1||I.I|IEII1 It pays to listen to the NEWS, on CKKW . . . Listen, to NEVIS QUIZ, ten times daily, after the News. It's all on 1090, CKKVI. 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