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... 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 ...
... Isettled by the Town Clerk i Mr. H. Caldwell, to enable it to be determined by either party under certain conditions. Dig For Victory. It•ixas reported that 102 applications had' been received for wartime allotments, and land was being offered in Corporation ...
... Fletcher : Mrs, S. Oberon. cousins : an • awake Redcar women are to M.,.. HCI Mrs. P. Banks. present day questions. 'M. Dig for Victory competit- - • ion was won by Mrs, W , azy and • North Skelton Mine f)otbal' club began the season rather Mrs. Cia.ldle ...
... Digging for Victory. • Leaguer Ernest Rice. 10. Thomas Street, New Skelton : I am sorry I have not written for such a long time, but I have been busy helping in the garden digging for victory. ,I was also waiting, thinking I • might receive my prize for ...
... 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 ...
... 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 I evening, January sth, 1940, to elect a ...
... that you can for lam sure you an helping our soldiers. For Instance you should say : I help daddy in his allotment. digging tor victory. Send your entry to : UNCLE TIM. STANDARD OFFICE. REDCAR. Write your name and address here: .Aine Address ...
... and snowballing. I have noticed since the snow has gone snowdrops are beginning to show. We will soon have to start digging for victory again. I am sending Competition No. 192 in and I hope to win a prize. Now I have no more news so I will close, wishing ...
... far from a desirable insurance risk. To-day, in my seventy-fifth year, I am quite fit, and able to do my share in 'Digging for Victory,' thanks to the little daily dose of Kruschen, taken at waken ing, in hot tea. 365 days a year sees this little ceremony ...
... 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 ...
... Competition No. 253 and hope to be successful. I will now close, wishing you and all the Leaguers the best of luck. Digging for Victory. Leaguer Jean Smith, 5, East Terrace, Skelton: I am entering Competition No. 253 and hope to get a V.H.C. or a prize ...