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... SHALDON SHOW Dig For Victory Cup For Best Allotment Entries for the eleventh annual Shaldon flower show were well up to the usual standard of quality, but were not quite as numerous as in previous years. The judges were Messrs. Cousins and Kingford ...
... Agriculture, told the National Allotments Society Conference in London, that the survey taken by his department of the dig for victory campaign showed that 96 per cent, of those cultivating allotments wanted to continue after the war. Qf the gardeners, ...
... Sansom; 3, Dig for Victory, Raymond Hitchcock; special, Salvage, Derek Gooding. Over 10: .Marine, Roy Hawkins; 2, Pirate, Peter Loman; 3, Cowboy, Reggie Brown. Pairs: I, Darby and Joan, Peter Morris and Kenneth Radford; Victory and Commonwealth ...
... to venture here. Mr. H. Cawley (chairman of the Publicity Committee) said without wings there could be no victory, and there were no victory what good was their money? You know perfectly well what the Germans Would if they got here. You'know how they ...
... fruits, jams, bottled fruits anu cakes were an eye-opener In' war-unit, and showed now tne Villagers have acopted the dig ior victory slogan witn admirable lesuits. ivus. TuCAtr, Worm Tawton. and Miss winner, D.C.C.. consented judge, anu an idea may be ...
... very nearly as efficient and less trouble to mix. Bordeaux and Buigundy mixtures, the formulae lor which are given in Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 9, should be used at a slightly weaker strength for tomatoes than potatoes (say, threequarter strength). Burgundy ...
... costumes, boy under 7: Alan Turner (salvage). Girl under 7: Jean Tratt ( Eat more potatoes). Boy 7 to 10: A'an Hawkins (Dig for Victory). -Girl 7 to 10: Peggy Tratt (Land Army). Most original costumes, under 7: 1, Tony Welsman; (milk-boy); 2, Gerald Leat ...
... showing a representation of hospital ward beautifully carried out, even the floor was whitewashed ! The second prizs was Dig for victory, with corn, potatoes, lettuce and eschalots growing realistically on a garden plot. The third deputed a covered waggon ...
... concert netted £5 10s for the local Forces Comfort Fund. The executive committee was asked to draw up a scheme for a Dig for Victory vegetable and fruit show in August. WITIIERIDGE. A whist drive and dance, organised by Mrs. Archie Nott. at Withexidge ...