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... AWARDS AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW Successful Scots From Our Own Reporter LONDON, Tuesday Three awards in the Chelsea Flower Show have been won by Major and Mrs W. G. Knox Finlay of Keillour Castle, Methven, ...
... BY DOBBIE'S GARDENING experts from Dobbie's Ltd. left this week for the Chelsea Flower Show, taking with them a collection of flowers and plants valued at £2OOO. The consignment in charge of two experts went by train, while eight other employees flew ...
... Kirkecaldy Floral Art Club was addressed by its president, Mrs Peter Hay, who has just returned from exhibiting at the Chelsea flower show. Mrs Hay reported that the Scottish section of the floral art display was brilliantly done, each arrangement full of ...
... Townson and Ella Mac- Sin.land, ROTARY CLUB. Dr. A. 11. Hinton& (inert; fellow Rotarians to a show of coloured slides which 1w took at the Chelsea Flower Show and while he was on holiday in Switzerland and Italy, at the weekly luncheon meeting the lkorge ...
... WAVERLEY FLOWER SHOW ~ 1 ~ | 1 A CRI\T IeCCESS | The Cunard liner, Sylvania, was | With one dav still to go. the 150th | delayed for over three hours by fog show of the Royal Caledonian Horti- |in the Firth of Clyde yesterday. She cultural Society in ...
... Send Your Entries to Chelsea Show Says Capt. Wolrige Gordon The Laird of Esslemont's tribute to the high standard of Horticultural exhibits on display at the New Drill Hall, Peterhead, on Saturday afternoon, is an indication to those who were there to ...
... occasional visi Chelsea Show, Captain Wolrige Go said that from what he had seen o exhibits in the Hall, the prize-wis would be justified in putting the’ tries to London where i“8'~-lhey had much better weatn. Captain admitted having much in in flowers—an interest ...
... from brilliant Referee’ RP H Davidenn Airdrie Right away a shocking biunder by Flowers might have led to a Swedish goal. Simonson headed back a left-wing centre right to Flowers. The left half, as though mesmerised, hark in the eame direction t gently Greaves ...
... (West Bromwich) and Allen , (Stok: City); Clayton (capt) (Blackburn), Smith (Birmingham City) and Flowers (Wolverhampton); Connelly (Burnley), Greaves (Chelsea), Clough (Middleserough), Charlton (Manchester United), and Holliday (Middlesbrough). Reserves ...
... hand.” He had sent some flowers in the shape of a dove of peace into Liberace's dressingroom * to show I had no malice towards him.” . e R He had also performed the Liberace skit on Sundlay Niim at the London Palladium” and “Chelsea at Nine.” In cross-e ...
... One answer was that people, generally, |\ ————— . preferred dogs to cats, and that cats LOND()N SHOWS - were better able to take care of themselves. And in . that there is much SARTRE IDEA OF HELL Macabre farce has new tricks truth. Another was completely ...
... 1s almost blasphemy. But Chelsea’s artists would anyone be much worse off if his g rather elephantine women (with a hint H;rh‘ ;.;' “A problems ’l‘h‘ exhibiof a tail) in “Trois Baigneuses” had éh l°l G lel .m‘.rhfi Chelsea at the had proportions more ...