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... BENHOLM AND JOHNSHAVEN CHURCH . Final o o ° Visitation BENHOLM MANSE AND GARDEN SUNDAY, JUNE 29 We would like to exhibit any old photographs or items pertaining to the above. Can you help? Phone Benholm 226 or 252. ...
... SCOTLAND'S GARDEN SCHEME. ARBUTHNOT’II'\ GARDENS OPEN JUNE 2nd anfl 7.IULY 14th from 2 ti IR ITN .\l»\ll.\sluxll . Tea and Biscuits—4d. Pienies Allowed Organised by the Queen's Institute of DPistrict Nursing (Scottish Branch) in aid of District Nursing ...
... are now ay Birthday Dis Ar (RS BEL (05 MEALS | | FRIDAY, SATUR “Black QL EVER QL Ilst Booze Bros COUNTRY & WI N g THE GARDENS FRIDAY, June “DIET COK Country & Western N be held in the Armour Bar, 8.30 p.m.-Mic Late Supper availat 10.30 p.m. Congratulations ...
... COUNTY NEWS OF THE WEEK ARBUTHNOTT Garden’s Record Drawings.—The total receipts for the opening of the Arbuthnott House gardens on June 25 amount to the gratifying sum of £l5 14/~—a record School Closing. —lhe S¢chool was closed for the part-time holidays ...
... BANCHORY New Potatoes:— Mrs Young, North Footic Torphins, had new potatoes of the Duke of York variety, dug from her garden, on June 30. They*were of good size and quality. Mrs Young’s husband ha* been on active service in France since the New Year, so ...
... Aberdeen Links and Parks Department. Intimation was made of a coffee morning next month, and an outing to Brechin Castle gardens in June. District Councillor James Carnegie, chairman, presided, and the vote of thanks was proposed by Mr James Ferguson, vi ...
... B & ~ j In the Garden. THE CULTIVATION OF CELERY Celery is a very valuable vegetable and | it is one which should find a place in every garden. Early June is a good time to set out the plants into their permanent quarters, and these are readily procurable ...
... to the Stirling group of burghs, the following letter has been received from the Lord Advocate London, 1 New Spring Gardens, 6th June 1867,—Sir,—I am desired by the Lord Advocate to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 31st ult., and to reply ...
... gun! And who can blame them, when so many humble gardeners put that little bit extra into their rose displays? ROSES are not only the nation’s favourite bloom - they are also popular with garden pests. June is the month when their unwelcome attentions become ...
... January, quantities of blooms will be produced the same year. The alternative culture is to sow in the garden one June for flowering te start the next June. BoxeEs OF SEEDLINGS.—An excellent compost for raising seedlings in can be made of sifted soil off ...
... weather experienced by gardeners in June and July, and remarked that in view of these conditions they had a wonderfully fine array of flowers. “1 am very glad,” he said, ‘‘ to see such a lot of children taking an interest in gardening. The education authorities ...
... night blew out candle an’ hain’t left his bed yit. “Blew out a candle ?” “Yep—a Boman candle.” Caller: “You call this garden scene June,’ but I the leaves are all on the ground, ’ instead of on the trees ’’ D’Auber: “They were on the trees, but the picture ...