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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
4
The MacGregor cemetery has improved with weed and grass control over recent years. The grounds are kept in good condition this year thanks to the committee and support from the Wi ne LOD and various organizations and contributors. Public cooperation is sought to continue the work.
The annual field day of the Illustrate Station was held at the Walker farm Friday afternoon with nearly a hundred attendees. M J Inline presided as superintendent of the experimental farm at Bly, and D A Brown spoke on crop rotations, forage crops, and vegetable growing. Visitors toured the six year rotation plan, praised variety trials and sweet clover curing, and enjoyed refreshments. The Walker family received credit for years of effort on the farm and its plots.
An environmental estimate indicates more than 15,000 Franklin gulls have died after feeding on poisoned grasshoppers on farms north of Portage la Prairie. The finding highlights the ecological impact of pesticide use on migratory birds and calls for review of pest control practices in the region.
Community sorrow followed the death of Mrs. George Carter at Portage la Prairie hospital after July 5 operation. Born June 14 1883 in Brighland she married George E. Carter in 1903 and moved to Canada in 1914. Survived by husband son and daughter Ernest and Iris, other family in Brighton. Funeral at MacGregor United Church with large gathering and Impressive service. burial in MacGregor cemetery.
MeGeo Carter and members of the faculty express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for the sadness and sympathy shown during Mrs. Carters illness and passing, and for the beautiful floral tributes sent.
The North Norfolk Council plans a meeting in Austin on Friday July 20. The agenda includes local governance topics and city coordination efforts with regional partners.
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