North Norfolk Field Day Set for June 12 in MacGregor
The North Norfolk Field Day arrives Friday June 12 in MacGregor with a 11 am start featuring a school procession led by the local Band. Exhibits in baking drawing wil flower bouquets and writing highlight judged works. Activities include Phy al drill fancy dell and a spelling match open to eight-pupil teams from Grade VIII down. Admission is free for children. adults pay 2c.
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MacGregor
Examinations Set for Provincial High School Graduates
Schools prepare for term end and graduation exams directed by the department of education. High school exams start June 15 and entrance tests June 22 at about 800 points provincewide. Grade eight to twelve totals include roughly 4,000 entrance candidates, 2,000 grade ten, 2,800 grade eleven, and 300 grade twelve. Papers will be numbered for anonymity. marking in July with results announced then.
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New road work approved in Manitoba details
New road work in Manitoba approved by the Good Ready Board and endorsed by the public works department since April 1. Government share listed at 249,049.37. Work relates to market cuts and Trans-Canada Highway projects. Norfolk Municipality 29 miles at 85,000 dollars. Whitehead Municipality highway from Pinniper Peak spent 16,100.
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Orfolk
Whitehead
Dunning Government Re elected in Saskatchewan
In Saskatchewan provincial elections the Dunning government was swept back into power. Returns show forty seven government candidates elected, ten Opposition, four doubtful, and two deferred. Premier Dunning and most ministers were returned. Harris Turner, former Opposition leader, defeated in Saskatoon. The night’s standings listed as Progressives, Conservatives, Independents, Doubtful, Deferred.
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Local Golf Club Dues And Etiquette Reminder
Membership fees for the Local Club are due June 1. Do not rush play. wait for the group ahead to complete second shots, replace divots, relight pipes, and move out of range. Do not pull to green until the front group has holed out, finished putts, and marked the score, and signal to play through with courtesy.
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