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Party line, There are nine U of T students, all men, in this booth, but the winners of the Brunswick Hotel's contest last night were 12 women, the Warren Downs Jammers
Party line, There are nine U of T students, all men, in this booth, but the winners of the Brunswick Hotel's contest last night were 12 women, the Warren Downs Jammers

Party line, There are nine U of T students, all men, in this booth, but the winners of the Brunswick Hotel's contest last night were 12 women, the Warren Downs Jammers

Date11/20/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Party line; There are nine U of T students; all men; in this booth; but the winners of the Brunswick Hotel's contest last night were 12 women; the Warren Downs Jammers.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017874F
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