munity Garden and a very active Red Cross Chapter in our neigh- 
borhood. 
We expect to give two money prizes to the village people; one 
for the best vegetable garden to the person who has never had a 
vegetable garden before, and one to the person who grows the best 
vegetables. 
We will finish this year the education of a young woman at the 
Ambler School of Horticulture, and hope that by means of that 
education she may help with agricultural work. 
We expect to have a large Flower and Vegetable Show in the fall, 
as we did last year, by which a goodly sum of money was raised for a 
local charity. 
The Litchtield Club has had no meeting since September, 191 7. 
The members of the Litchfield Club are scattered rather widely 
during the winter and only tentative plans are possible until their 
spring meeting. 
Plans are on foot for supplying "farmerettes" to those who ask 
for them, though a whole unit cannot be supported. 
It is also hoped to continue last summer's work in conservation 
and garden encouragement. 
The interest of the Club in helping during the present crisis is 
very keen and sincere. Every effort will be made to do some helpful 
work. 
The Millbrook Garden Club. The canning plant which was 
established last summer will be continued this season, but on a larger 
scale. We also hope to be able to add a de-hydrating outfit. 
If there is a sufficient shortage of labor we shall establish a Women's 
Land Army Unit, for the housing of which one of the members of 
the Club has offered a farm house. 
We are distributing vegetable seeds among the school children 
who are to have their own gardens. 
We have also offered the free use of land to anyone wishing to 
grow vegetables. 
The MoRRiSTOWN Garden Club decided after the Annual 
Meeting to await Mrs. Kissel's return this spring before deciding our 
future policy. 
Last summer quite a group of members opened a Canning Kitchen, 
and ran it successfully through the fall season. Another group was 
deeply interested in a Planting Bureau and Farm Service League. 
