... WOMAN'’S LAND ARMY. Badges Cained by Local Girls. An informal meeting of members of the Women’s Land Army was held in the Services Canteen, Peterhead, recently, when the girls were welcomed by Mrs Work and Miss Simpson. An excellent tea was ...

... LAND ARMY BADGES. Mrs Russell, The Burn, then introduced several members of the Woman's Land Army who had been working in the county and who had just qualified for the Department of Agriculture for Scotland’s “good service’ badge. There had ...

... Land Girls’ Dress Sir, —I see by the papers that some of our friends in the Woman’s Land Army are meeting trouble half-way. First of all. we have very little to complain about, and we are not expecting the war to last a lifetime. Please consider farm ...

... farmers in any way they can. especially at harvest and potato gathering. He also appeals lor recruits for the Woman's Land Army and Auxiliary Land Army. v,lphn Davidson has entered upon u, u ties as stationmaster at Fraserat t u e was ...

... Deer district. She was a president and later an hon-president of the W.R.I. She is also officially identified with the Woman's Land Army. ...

... Other People's Opinions IT is with much indignation that we learn that the Woman's Land Army is to be excluded from Cults Welcome Home Fund. Why is this? We know that our uniform is not so smart as the other services, but we also have had to leave our ...

... party of Edzell W.R.L in the Inglis Memorial Hall and wel- comed a large attendance, including several members of the Woman's Land Army at present residing in the district. Members provided the reireshments, and a programme of songs, games, and dancing ...

... these days to build one nursery school per year until the needs of the city are supplied. SIX thousand members of the Woman’s Land Army are now at work helping; to stock Britain’s larder, and the demand for their services in now outstripping the supply ...

... it being a late season. Henry Souter, gardener, Dunnottar House, Stonehaven. Land Girls' Dress Sir, —I see by the papers that some of our friends in the Woman's Land Army are meeting trouble half-way. First of all, we have very little to complain about ...

... members of the Woman’s Land Army, and Irish workers prepared to tackle the job, but they were 10.000 too few. Volunteers poured in—but not enough of them. By August we fell 2,500 shory of the target, and the Army had to step in. The Army ...

... observationof our land girls. That is why he burlesques them. He confessed this when asked for his comment on a statement by Mr Tom Johnston, M.P., Secretary of State for Scotland. Mr Johnston, speaking earlier to the Woman's Land Army trainees at Auchincruive ...

... committee. The meeting was brought to a close with the singing of negro songs. W.L.AA. Whist.—Under the auspices of the Woman's Land Army, a very successful whist drive and dance was held in the Memorial Hall to raise money to augment the W.L.A. Benevolent ...