... Dig for Victory. Leaguer Donald Harker, 59, Wharton Strect, North Skelton, writes : Dear Uncle Tim,-Thank you very much for the Very Highly Commended you have awarded me. I have now received three, so I would like a Postal Order. lam enclosing the louring ...

... M'l’f)\ to say that your paper got torn before | had time to get the competition out 1 worked the jnmbled words ont to Dig for Victory and | hope you will accept them. | wanted to join my little sister but [ lost the form. Well, T will close now. wishing ...

... be successful and get one of vour lovely prizes. T think | have got the jumbied word competition right. 1 have got “ Dig for Victory.” | must close now for it is bedtime. ...

... VPRI, «PV Ve . TTE Leaguer Leslie Windras writos Dear Undle Tim,—l am entering tor competition 155. T get the words to Dig for Victory. T can write with both bands so T am writing with my left hand tor a change, It = nearly time for bed now so 1 will say ...

... of thanks by Miss Videan. The Social Half-hour was best representative of advertisement. Mrs. Chapman was the winner, “Dig for Victory.” The competition jumbled words was won by Miss Paley and Mrs. Harding. A collection of eggs totalled 200 and these will ...

... got m pamber. 1 hope that means | will get my badge soon. Today 1 am entering for competition number 155, 1 am putting Dig o Victory and | hope that is right. | will dose now. so cheerio until next time. Pleased to Receive Badge. Leaguer Sheila Helm, 7 ...

... to see the allotments un ultivated, They should not be allowed to o uncultivated. It is a disappointing result to the Dig for Victory campaign locally, Land should certainly not he dormant these days The Jand belonged to Gishorough Estates. Mr. G. W. Beel ...

... settled by the Town Clerk (Mr. H. Caldwell) to enable it to be determined by either party under certain conditions. | Dig For Victory. It was reported that 102 applications had | been received for wartime allotments, and land was being offered in Corporation ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY REDCAR ALLOTMENTS COMMITTEE A meeting of the Redcar Allotments Committee, under the auspices of the Society of Friends, was held on Friday \evening, January sth, 1940, to elect a committee. The Society of Friends supply tools, seeds ...

... well, is of o leery disposition. He loths this war an’ “tinks old age pensions should be increceo 1 He is digging for victory and wheo t digging he finds time to make neceocary repairs. Mrs, Nidbolas i ...

... received for last week’s painting competition and now goodhye, Unele Tim. }uml wooel luck to you and all onr League. Digging for Victory. Leaguer Gordon Ramsdale, “Carnbrae.”’ 45, Sandringham-road. Redear, writes: Dear Uncle Tim.—lt is a long time since ...