Thistle Club Curlers Visit MacGregor For Goodwill Games
Thistle Club of Winnipeg toured MacGregor on Saturday with the Travelling Ambassador trophy. Two rinks from Thistle played two games each against MacGregor, the scores 10-8 and 7-6 in favor of the visitors. The visiting party included Neil Sullivan and Frank Smith, while the trophy’s donor Geo Cameron attended and the event featured a luncheon hosted by the Ladies Curling Club. The trophy heads to Portage la Prairie Friday night with about five rinks planned to compete.
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GE Turner
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Bousfield Hotel
Ladies Curling Club
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Portage la Prairie
Portage la Prairie Social Notes and Winners
Mrs K Gair returns with friends in Portage la Prairie. Miss Connie Barber visits with Miss Blanche Clayton at Golden Stream. Mr John McKelvy is back out. Miss Dorothy Thompson of Unity Sask visits friend Miss Myrtle Hodgins after nursing training in Winnipeg. Harpast whist drive and dance prize winners Mrs J S Barber and R C McKelvy. Consolation Mrs P Alderson and S Thompson. C Cooper won the guessing contest. Miss Laura Lemon held the lucky ticket. Bog Orchestra played. Season leaders: Mrs J S Barber 584, Miss Eva Cooper 555, Miss Laura Lemon 531. Gents F Hodgins 531, H Duncan 51, A Walker 545.
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Unity Sask
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A. Walker
Bagot J H Adams and S H McLachlan plan stock shipments
J H Adams intends to ship a c21 livestock on February 6 and S H McLachlan on February 7. The co operative stock shipment will be loaded at Bagot on Wednesday February 7, and stock should be in before 1 p.m. A bridge gathering met at the home of Mr and Mrs F Mills last Thursday with twelve hands played. six couples participated and Mr Mills supervised. Mrs Mills hosted an excellent lunch, and all enjoyed a pleasant evening. The church meeting report was held over due to Bagot news arriving at press time.
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S.H. McLachlan
Bagot
Recovery Policy and Rail Freight Outlook Report
E W Beatty outlines a recovery path for Canada stressing rail freight as pivotal. He argues private operation free from political influence is the only durable solution and urges consolidation with Canadian Pacific and Canadian National to avert economic peril.
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