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... Cleansing Committee of Aberdeen Town Council yesterday revealed that, in all, the Corporation had let 2065 plots to Dig for Victory amateur gardeners. This is the highest number of plots ever worked in Aberdeen. RECORD EFFORT The effort is greater ...
... Aberdeen p. ei turning picked Sir Robert Greig to on the Juniors' ,di in this Ir 'idly game. Wilke enoner, boost the Dig for Victory. cam- Gco, Lie Taylor and Wil,:e Fl..!rt paign. are tile men concerned. and I be- As a speaker he is of the lieve they ...
... accomplishment. FOR ALL DIGGERS THERE is news to-day of an important public meeting to be held soon. It has to do with the Dig for Victory campaign. and will bring to an Aberdeen platrorm important men like Sir Robert Greig. of the Department of Agriculture ...
... UN DA 8R TASSRB. a 8. 'R ITZARBIIB and CARS 209 OZORON STREIT. Nos. 92 And K. ARDENS A T W A R. The success of the 'Dig for Victory' campaign in 1942 will depend very largely on the wort of women gardeners, says Sir Robert Greig, chairman of the Scottish ...
... Allotments Committee, left this thought with over 600 people who crowded the Macßobert Hall, Aberdeen, on Monday night at a “Dig for Victory” propaganda meeting. Hitler, he said, was planning to defeat Britain by invasion or starvation, or by both. They had to ...
... a fair amount of vacant ground convenient, there Aberdeen a supply both of gardeners and soil sufficient to give any dig for victory'' campaign a good basis to found P° n - . i, e- The meeting which Sir Robert Greig addressed yesterday was very enthusiastic ...
... VICTORIA RD Telephone Nos.: Telegrams: 7711-7712. Undertake, Aberdeen. Public Notices GARDENS AT WAR. The success of the 'Dig lor Victory' campaign in 1942 will depend very largely on the work of/ women gardeners. says Sir Robert Greig. chairman of the Scottish ...
... December—POWlS SCHOOL 7.30 Each Evening. ADMISSION FREE Questions. Discussion. CIARDENS AT WAR. •.A To inaugurate Aberdeen's DIG FOR VICTORY DRIVE for 1942, arA for the information of Gardeners and Allotment-Holders in the city, the Scottish Gardens and Allotments ...
... gardens and the poundage of potatoes per stem. To-day I met one man particularly proud of the fruits of his labours in the Dig for Victory campaign—and justifiably so, I think. He is Councillor Thom, who is convener of the Cleansing Committee, which has done ...
... vegetables. There was a good attendance as many more villagers have taken advantage pieces of ground granted under the Dig for Victory” scheme and more the Factory Park will soon turned over. Excellent results were obtained those who first made use the ...
... Engineer. City Engineer Office, Town House, Aberdeen, Ist December, 1941. Gardens at war. To inaugurate Aberdeen's Dig for Victory drive for 1942, and for the information of gardeners and allotmentholders the city, the Scottish Gardens and Allotments ...