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Here & There items reflect district events and notes
Seeding operations have been general in all parts of the district this week. The North Norfolk Council will hold its next meeting in MacGregor on Wednesday May 5th. Mr James Muir has arrived home from Swan Lake and Roland reporting good conditions. The Ladies Aid meet at United Church on Wednesday April 28th at 3 o'clock. Alex MacDonald learns of his mother's illness at Balsam Lake near Lindsay Ontario. The old government elevator fire alarm drew many to the scene but a CPR train crew had already put it out. J A Gray returns from Elora following his sister's death. business and conditions in the east are good. The Lord Bishop of Brandon held a confirmation service at Paul's Church with seventeen candidates and a praised choir. Billie McNeely fell from a window but escaped serious injury. Save the Forests week urges Canadians to protect woodland heritage, as forests contribute significantly to exports. governments and businesses campaign for prevention and education. The next I.C.B.A No. 643 meeting is at Orange Hall tonight at 8. MacGregor Dancing Club announces a dance on April 8th at the Masonic Hall. A meeting to organize a local Baseball Club is set for Friday at 8. The annual Fair list printing proceeds. donors and ads should be sent to the Herald. Mrs E Robinson was thrown from a buggy but is recovering. Mr and Mrs Palmer were not harmed. The Golf Club opens a new course on Joe Moore’s farm. six greens ready, fees urged for improvements. A. W. Stone recalls selling eggs in 1896 for 2.40. costs today mirror the past.