... as to the rest of the show committee in carrying through such an important part of rural life, and encouraging all to dig for victory. The Red Cross benefitted considerably the sale of vegetables. Prize list later. ...

... —1, James Vickers, Shepherd; 2, lan Oliver; Pirate; 3, Edna Borthwick, Norwegian Girl. Most original—l, Jenny Stuart. Dig for Victory; 2, David Scott, No More Strikes; 3, David I7eir, Rabbit. Best pair—Michael and Patricia McQueen, D-Day and V- Day. All ...

... sisters, Enid and Isabella Hutchison, as his nursing staff, were much applauded, and their elder sister gained a prize as Dig for Victory. All children’s costumes were noticeably good, and May Turnoull as A Fairy, Donald, Japanese, Isabel Amos as Clown, all ...

... original—l J. Vickers (Shepherd & Dog),' 2 I. Oliver (Pirate). 3 E. Borthwick (Norwegian Girl). Best dressed —1 J. Stuart (Dig for Victory). Best dressed pair—P. and M. McQueen (V Day and D Day). Most original pair —1 A. Anderson and J. Campbell (Policeman ...

... many being held throughout Scotland to increase interest in gardening and allotment cultivation, and to keep alive the Dig for Victory slogan, which was as important as ever. In 1940 the Town Council took over some land which formed 98J allotments, which ...

... Knowepark School, High School, and Philiphaugh School held an exercise on Sunday afternoon, and it proved very successful. Digging for Victory —The news that Mr lan M. Grant (Scottish Gardens and Allotments Committee) is to give a film lecture in St Mary’s Church ...