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Appollon was named tournament MVP and teammate Henry Bout was. also named to the tournament all-star team. Other tourna- ment all-stars were Sil- veira and Ed Edgar of Kitchener City, War- riors' Tom Abbott and Western's Dave Se- a PASSENGER o TRUCK o FARM Bastrire You toes! dealer tor m tunes Satea a. Service Cal 01 V0.01 I Uwamms The Kitchener-Wm terloo Billy Club's so members actively pm mote, organise and participate In motor- sport and have organ- ised several, successlul Oktoberfest events. a professional perfor- mance rally as part of the Ontario Pertor- mince Rally Champi- onship and dozens of local events. Overall, the KWRC organises events in four series. The Ontario Perfor- mance Rally Champi- onship involves modi- fied cars driven one at a time over a specified route on private roads to establish the quick- est possible times. 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