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[YOUR VICTORY CARDEN Te | Is Yours a 'Green Thumb?’ Enter Contest and Find Out:

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tory gardens. both youths and adults may participate. wil be ihe connecting link beand ‘the contest record will be

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By HENRY .L. PREE . Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

, planting succession crops,

and putting the garden to bed for the winter at just the right ‘time? In fact, are you a successful and happy gar~ dener? If so, may I call ybur attention tothe “Green Thumb” contest, con-=-ducied by the

tances apart, length of row

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on gardening. The record books will be

crops and varieties,

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the utmost from their vicpreservation. contest is simple. It re= no judging of gardens— ner, while special awards given the prize winners i state.

It 1s timely because it

planting and harvesting,

lly helpful to the sponsors | school divisions.

results of the entire victory | test.

preject | Contact your local gardén comvictory gardeners will wish | mittee or the National Victory e a copy of the Green | Garden institute, 598 Madison record book, regardless of | ave, New York 22, N. Y, or 188 or not they enter the 3 Ww. Randolph st, Chicago 1, Il, CE | for complete details. To Quali Li pat Phe Solely on [each COMeStAl il dor ein Sg :

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dustrial garden. To qualify, each gardener must enter a completed Green Thumb record book, giving a record of his crops, dis-

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ber of rows, vegetables and fruits frozen and stored, and the total amount corisumed during | the growing season, and total number of war-work hours spent

judged plant-

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contest, because of the meed fcr maximum home canning and food

A $1000 war bond will be presented to the adult national win-

will be n each

A $500 war bond is ‘to be awarded to national winners in both * the elementary and high Special trophies i will be awarded in each state con-

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