Poultry Marketing meeting set for MacGregor hall
North Norfolk Council plans a February 14 2 pm Poultry Marketing information session at the Masonic Hall MacGregor with additional meetings in Austin February 13 and Sidney February 12. Local notices mention sermons at United Church and civic club events while Winnipeg curling and Portage la Prairie hockey draw crowds.
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Austin
Herald
MacGregor
Masonic Hall
Sidney
Harold
Nibs) Saunders
Portage la Prairie
Nibs
MacGregor and
District
Winnipeg Monarchs
Portage Terriers
Terriers
Monarchs
Legion Bridge Tournament planned by local branch
The Local Branch of the Canadian Legion has preliminarily arranged its 4th Annual Bridge Tournament with preliminary playoffs in various areas under local arrangements. Interested players should contact their local executive to arrange preliminaries and start play. MacGregor entries with entrance fee may be handed to Mr. G. E. Lewin, Branch Treasurer. Districts should complete their local tournaments before month’s end.
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The
Canadian Legion
MacGregor
G. E. Lewin
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