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... CITY OF GLOUCESTER “DIG FOR VICTORY” A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN AT THE GUILDHALL, GLOUCESTER Thursday, May 16th, 1940 at 7 p.m. DR. GEO. REDINGTON ultural Offic lo SUBJECT: and Allotments in War Time ...
... South African war and there were great rejoicing when the Gloucester con- on June 10, 1901. tingent came bome * s The “Dig for Victory” campaign has cester. gathered considerable in Glou- Already 250 new allotment holders are busy on their plots. All the ...
... NEWS 4.20, 7.25. (A) 2.30, 5.30, 8.30. Next Week: “FOR FREEDOM (THE BATTLE OF THE RIVER PLATE) = CITY OF GLOUCESTER “DIG FOR VICTORY ” A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE will be given “at “the “GUILDHALL, GLOUCESTER On Thursday, May 16th, 1940, at 7 p.m., by DR. GEO ...
... 20, 25. (A). NEWS. 2.:t0. 5.10, 8.30. Ne Week: FOR FREEDOM. (THE BATTLE OF THE RIVER PLATE). CITY OF GLOUCESTER 44 DIG FOR VICTORY A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE will be given at the GUILDHALL, GLOUCESTER On Thursday, May 16th, 1940, at 7 p.m., by DR. GEO ...
... Committee's fancy dress carnival for children aged 12 to 15, in the Shire Hall last night, were: Comic: 1, Allan Hen (Dig for Victory); 2, Muriel Colhorn (Sambo) ; 3, Audrey Hunter and l'ami-la Poole (Darby and Joan); 4, Rene (Sill (Grandmother). Co-operation: ...
... King insists that new saplings planted for evei v tree felled, policy adopted by King George V. m the last war. The M Dig for Victory campaign has been in full awing on the King's estates for several months. At and Windsor extra land has been put under ...
... appeal to people with private gardens and allotments to help make up the losses. Instead of 44 Dig for Victory Lord WooDton wants make the slogan 41 Dig for Green Vegetables that the gpadework shall be in the right direction. ...
... patients for A.R.P. purposes, and collected waste and silver paper. They had knitting parties and several companies were digging for victory. The 7th Gloucester Coy. had given a fully equipped bed South gate Post. Empire Work Mrs. Boyce said the Guides of the ...
... MORE ALLOTMENTS WANTED At least 250,000 more allotment* are needed the Dig tor Victory campaign is prove satisfactory. There were allotments under cultivation in Kngland and Wales in September, 1930. When the w*r broke out the Minister of Agriculture ...
... including stopping of bread and rationalisation of deliveries of stocks. Order will issued tonight making it permissible for Dig for Victory cultivators to sell their v. tables, fruit, poultry, eggs and lior.ey v. necessity of applying for licence at I, food ...
... ne t} LL L Ld. Vi the. * = 4 Roe E> ae! ea Ye ay gr mS Dy: tS 8. ‘al ~ La id eh ef hous Bs 8 Aol RYPT BOYS LEARN TO DIG FOR VICTORY: Mr. H. J. Bonham lecturing on horticulture to members of the Crypt School Agricultural Class at the demons: tration garden ...
... Garden. HALLS Cup for Best Allotment. 'T'HE above Competition® are being held this year, and in view of the slogan DIG FOR VICTORY M it is hoped a large number of entries will be received. In addition the above Cups, other frizes will be awarded, and ...