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... RDC suppply of sand house and circularise the village for for fire watching “Dig for Victory” Broughton Astlpv Gardeners’ Association a in the Social Club in the “Dig for Victory” campaign A talk given Mr W W Borrett the National Allotment Society and coloured ...
... ceremony West Drayton and Yiewsley’s Sow Hoe Grow Week the of a series which are to be held up down the country women’s “Dig for Victory campaign HEART FELT OFFERINC ! thirteen-year-o!d Manchester schoolgirl made 200 flowers scraps of felt and sold them ...
... this week there a for five million were made next summer DIG IT ten-year-old girl won the slogan competition connection with Hastings ‘Dig for Victory’ Week with slogen “Victory the Garden-Dig Up” bachelor business men during peace-time held ...
... citizens not to relax their efforts towards winning ine war They must give Russia all the aid she required Digging For Victory The dig for victory campaign had been well responded to Thev had formed nine new allotment associations and now they had magnificent ...
... Church and villagers Hastings WKIiK Thomas Hay King’s gardener has from superintendent Roval parks will be speuking at ’Dig for Victory” Week Mr Hay well-known broadcaster will in WELCOME EVERYWHERE! To the Editor Sir Just received batch of “Hinckley Times ...
... has been to Nuneaton's already big list of these useful organisations which are laying such a valuable part in the “dig for victory” campaign It is known as the Hill Top Allotment Association it this College Street the Jolly Colliers to Chilvers Station ...
... ability achievement at the annual Council meeting were not all exaggerated prominent among the latter were efforts the dig for victory ’ campaign his conduct of the Spitfire fund appeal and the War Weapon’s Week and his splendid effort on behalf tf the ...
... cent paid their contributions straightaway They were keen on making immediate preparations for taking their part the ‘‘dig for victory” effort Samples of soil taken at Tuttle Hill are to have proved that it will be very suitable for allotment purposes Two ...
... Mrs M Neat late Beryl Avenue Hinckley 3s sdJ R Purcell laic 30 Avenue Hinckley 3s s£d Mr E Sitter 61 Hinckley 5s 2d “DIG FOR VICTORY” CAMPAIGN 1 chairman of the Horticultural Committee aud Mr Grubb reports of impressions they gathered a conference of ...
... and cyclists and do as they like on people’s allotments in spite of the Government’s and some councils’ injunction to “dig for victory” It is also to noticed they these people think so much of their dogs that fifty-six of them had to be prosecuted for omitting ...
... substitute drawing pins in the black-out the the tacked on to the woodwork SERMONS SPADES— 111 the literature concerning “Dig for Victory” campaign issued Alinistrv Agriculture is a leaflet “Some for Sermons” of which 4700 copies for by local authorities NO ...
... placed upon British dairy farmers We have heard much over! the past two years of ploughing up millions of acres ' and of digging for victory Perhaps not all us have realised just what all this cultivation of the soil was meant to achieve Diijectlv or indirectly ...