... was won John Anderson Paper Bov and second and third prizes went to Jean Fishburn (“ Washing Day and Paul Fishburn (“ Dig for Victory ”). The baby show was arranged by Mrs. G. R. Hicks, and the judging was by Dr. Marjorie Norris. There were 11 entries ...

... gratify them. Held under the auspices of the Haddenharn Produce Association, which during the war sponsored the local “Dig for Victory’’ campaign, the show boasted entries, compared with 280 last year, when the war-time gardening impetus had hardly had ...

... Jack C.oldney (Wounded Soldier); 4, Sylvia Lowenbach (Young Czech). Child’s costume (under 7). —1. Anthony Roadnight (Dig for Victory); 2, Martin Dix (Target for To-day): 3, Gordon Clay (Monty”); 4, Michael Rickard (Blacksmith). DOMESTIC PEN RABBIT SHOW ...

... from Bourton. There was a large number of beautiful wreaths. HORTICULTURAL PRODUCE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW The second Dig for Victory Show organised by the Association was held at the Public Hall on Saturday. In spite the unfavourable nature of the gardening ...

... All our rivers among gardeners. A ready response o christmaSi and belong to the Government. What sticks last year s Dig for Victory call led Alberta area for the New Year, into us Canadians is this, there are too the formation of a co-operative society ...

... than for the past three or four years. The entries were more numerous than last year. PRESIDENT OFFERS ANOTHER CUP The Dig for Victory Cup, given by the President, Dr. An.dcrton Sharpe, and annually awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the vegetable ...

... GARDENING IMPORTANT TO GARDENERS- It is no use ‘‘Digging for Victory and then sowing poor seed; your time, labour and money will he wasted. The production of still more food is vital and good seed is essential. For over 60 years have been supplying good ...

... GARDENING JMPORTANT TO GARDENERS.— It is no use “Digging for Victory!’ and then sowing poor seed; your tune, labour and money will be wasted. The production of still more food is vital and good seed is essential. For over 60 years have been supplying ...

... GARDENING IMPORTANT GARDENERS.- It is no use “Digging for Victory” and then sowing poor seed; your time, labour and money will wasted. The production of still more food is vital and good seed is essential. For over 60 years we have been supplying good ...

... they may expedite the work of planting out their winter greens. When this moment arrives, many enthusiastic amateurs digging for victory will undoubtedly find their wahts more than supplied. The Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital would gladly accept gifts of ...

... of the committee, and the proceeds amounted to £ll Bs. 7d. Roys of the Bluecoat School, evacuated to Carnarvon, are digging for victory enthusiastically on three large plots in the Castle Meadow . ...

... Stella Johnson (Salvage); 2, Cherry Anne Hampson (Spanish lady) ; 3, Janet Rickard (Gipsygirl), Boys: 1, Brian Fleet (Digging for Victory) , 2, John Fleet (Chinaman) ; 3, Jack Goldney (Salvage). Lady’s costume. I, Mrs. Philbey (Syd Walker); 2, Mrs. Derley ...