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Death of Norman Charles Heard prompts district eulogy
An obituary honors Norman Charles Heard of Bellard aged 52, a public spirited farmer and community leader active in the Berrigan district. He served as shire councillor, led multiple associations, and supported churches. Funeral held at West Wyalong Methodist Church with interment at Wyalong Cemetery. Survivors include wife, two sons, five daughters, mother, two brothers, three sisters, and several in-law relations.
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Norman Heard
West Wyalong
Norman Charles Heards
Bellard
Heard
Numarkah
Victoria
Berrigan
Bellarch
Patriotic Committee
Farmers and Graziers' Association
Parents and Citizens Association
Church of England
Lachlan
Riverina
Barmedman
Wyalong
R. J. Cashin
H. Cunningham
Messrs
R, and
G. Stephen Son
Hindley
England
Alice
Mona
Lita
Norma Heard
Bellarwi
Charles
Roy
Marcus
Numurkah
Les
Cobram
Chee
M. Rockliff
the Rock
A. Johnson
W. Merriman
Strathmerton
R. J. Rolfe
Bellard School
N. C
Citzen
Bellarci
The Leader Rebuked Wheatgrowers Over Policy Stance
The article reports on a Wheatgrowers meeting at Town Hall where President M D O Dwyer rejects the claim that the District Council had "taken the knock" by not reaffirming stabilization policy. He argues no re-affirmation was needed while awaiting a state deputation, urges political action and organizational unity, and defends The Leader's 30 year push for farmer organization. The piece also covers gardening notes on Monstrosa daisies Calendula Canterbury Bells and sowing advice for vegetables and soil preparation.
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Association
M. D. O'Dwyer
Apin
O'Dwyer
Annuals for Spring Display From Garden Notes
Garden Notes by J W Robinson outlines spring planting ideas for late spring and early summer. Recommends Ageratum Blue Ball border plantings with 6 to 9 inch spacing and 12 inch height, plus dwarf white borders using Alyssum Little Gem. Suggests Antirrhinums and color mixtures, noting color variation, and mentions Belle Perennis Giant Dainty as popular.
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Belle Perennis
Flowering Trees And Cherries For Open Ground Planting
Ormond No 2 mixture blends for sales. flowering cherries show pink and white blossoms, Yrus Malus flowering apple in pink and red, Weitch's Scarlet with white flowers then fruit. Trees can be planted now in open ground for the next weeks and later in pots for shelter or ornament.
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Weitch
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