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... DIG FOR VICTORY. Public Meeting in Burton. Councillor 3. W. Clark. chairman of Burton Corporation Smallholdings and Allotments Committee, presided at a public meeting at Burton Town Hall Annexe on Tuesday evening. in connection with the Government's Grow ...
... and Dig for Victory. The Mayor (Councillor I. Jones, IP.), an allotment holder himself, told the members of the North Stapeuhill Allotment Aseociaiiini their annual meeting at the Grove Hotel, Stapenhill, on Friday night, the object of the dig for victory ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY. Stapenhill Gardener's Scheme. OINERAL. facts are as stated.' If you enqutie at the nearest Public Library von should be able to borrow a book which gives a detailed account of the Zulu War.. V. ..—There is no increase in the rateable ...
... Gresley Oddfellows— Dig For Victory Boys New Transport Offices. OVERSEAL Church of / land School boys at work in their war-time garden. A PHOTOGRAPH of the Management Committee of the Loyal Gresley Pride Lodge, Manchester Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY. Government Appeal to Gardeners. SWADLIN COTE MEETING. 'the Government is appealing to gar. deners to grow more loud, atm in these war days the slogan, big tor victoo' ut a very pointed one. Some usefut advice was given at a meeting ...
... GRESLEY SCHOOLBOYS DIG FOR VICTORY. Burton and Uttoxeter Footballers Support Red Cross Fund. it A HAPPY PICTURE of boys of Church Gresley York Road Council School Digging for Victory in their playing field. They intend to raise a big crop of vegetables ...
... long time, and essential foods moist be grown in ever-increasing amounts. The allountin holder must dig for victory, and the farmer plough for victory, and cereals such as wheat, oats and barley, and legumes such as beans and pens, must be used to replace ...
... Their final and popular decisions were eventually made as follow: — Original, under seven Years of age.- 1. Janet Fearn, Dig for Victory; 2, Shirley Cartwright. Red Cross: equal 3, Robin Steele and Bryan Steele, airman and sailor. I Seven to 14.-1, Mavis ...
... Mayor considsrs a splendid effort. L. Spackman, of Chester, sug- 1 gests that touseholder 4 are themelvos unable to Dig for Victory should ask gardening acquaintances to come in and grow vegetables for their own tables. ...
... QUESTION OF DISUSED PLOT AT STAPENHILL. Signing himself Dig for Victory. a reader writes from Stapenhill with regard to a piece of land situate between Greenwood Road and Hill Street, which he suggests should be cultivated and turned into allotments ...
... the clerk Mr Hills mentioned a suggestion that an Allotments Association he formed the parish in connection with the Dig for Victory Campaign. and he read relating to the master. ...
... Mrs. H. Jeffery, Mr.. 6alliniore, Mrs. K. D. Crook and Mrs. D. Foster. Winners were:—Bicycles: 1. Geoffrol Buckland. Dig For Victory; 2. HMI Watson, The Witch; 3, Dennis Bowring and Mends, Maypole. Dolls' prams and tricycles:-1. Valerie 1 Moseley. Old ...