32 - Wednesday, October 16 1985 - North Shore News

WINNIPEG Blue Bombers’ Sean Kehoe runs through the B.C. Lions opposition as the
Bombers headed to a 31-10 victory. The win virtually assures the Bombers first place
with their second win in a row over the Lions. A crowd of 59,000, the largest ever for 4
regular season game, watched the contest Friday.

RENOVATION SALE!

We at International Waterbeds are changing our store
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with our.beautiful bedroom suites and see why Interna-
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3292 E. Broadway 255-8486

NEWS photo Stuas? Davis

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"OCT. 16-20
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Seniors! Present your Golden Age Pass to any Famous
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