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OPIC 10th Annual Golf Day

Time: June 9, 2010 from 10am to 6pm
Location: St. Marys Golf & Country Club
Street: 769 Queen St. E.
City/Town: St. Marys
Event Type: fundraiser., golf tournament, .
Organized By: Ontario Pork Industry Council
Latest Activity: Mar 31, 2010

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The Ontario Pork Industry Council's 10th Annual Golf Day Fundraiser.

This Tournament has been sold out the past 2 years so be sure to register early.

Come join us on June 9 for a fun day of golf and networking.

Registration and sponsorship forms are available on the OPIC Website at www.opic.on.ca in the Events section.

For information call Sue at 519-993-0469.

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