... Allotments Committee, offering to give an exhibition of colour films and short address by an organiser in aid of the “Dig for Victory Campaign on February 11. It was suggested that Brains Trust of well-known local horticulturists might also be arranged ...

... Commencing with a parade of these in fancydress costume, the judges awarded prizes to: —W.R.I. members —1, Mrs A. Williamson (Dig for Victory); 2, Mrs Whitehead (Indian Squaw);' 3, Mrs Miles (Fish-Wife). Non-members—l, Mr Whitehead (Daphne Broon); 2, Mr W. Galbraith ...

... presented the winners with their awards. Most original girl—l, Nora Patterson (“Wings Over the Navy”); 2. Isobel Duffy (“Dig for Victory”). Best Dressed Girl —1, Elsie Strachan, Walkerburn (“Crinoline Days”); 2, Margaret Morrison (Robin Hood). Boys— Glyn ...

... Edinburgh attracted a fair number of the holiday makers but the majority favoured a “stay-at-home holiday with ‘‘Digging for Victory” and angling the chief recreations.” Accident To “Bob Cowe. —Corporal R. T. Cpwe is in hospital in England following ...