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... SEAMEN DIG FOR VICTORY NOT content with helping to defend the ships carrying food to this country, the men of the Maritime Regiment devote much of their leisure on land between voyages cultivating an allotment for food production. Their enthusiasm is ...
... SEAMEN DIG FOR VICTORY NOT content with helping to defend the ships carrying food to this country, the men of the Maritime Regiment devote much of their leisure on land between voyages cultivating an allotment for food production. Their enthusiasm is ...
... ALL CORDIALLY INVITED GUILD MONTHILY MEETING in St. Andrew’s Hall, THURSDAY, llh March, at 2-45 p.m. prompt. “DIG FOR VICTORY” Talk by Mr Greenhouse, of the Ministry of Agriculture . ALL WOMEN WELCOME. Please bring cup and sugar. S. WILSON, Hon. Secretary ...
... and Miss Murray, Lonaoh, as Press secretary. After lunch at the British Restaurant, many of the delegates visited the Dig for Victory Exhibition at the Music Hall, where the Federation had a stall displaying bottled fruits and vegetable jams, pickles ...
... and Miss Murray, Lonach, as Press secretary. After lunch at the British Restaurant, many of the delegates visited the “Dig for Victory” Exhibition at the Music Hall, where the Federation had a stall displaying bottled fruits and vegetable jams, pickles ...
... baskets. The Provost ably acted as salesman and Mrs Dingwall presented prizes to:—Most original basket —1 Mrs Booth (Dig for Victory), 2 Mrs Gerry (Spring). Best dressed basket—l Mrs Cordiner (Spitfire), 2 Miss Jean Walker (V sign). Most original box—l ...
... HUNTLY DIGGING FOR VICTORY COUNCILLOR BARRON was chaiil t ion at the first of a series of meetings at Huntiy at which Mr John R. Moir, North of Scotland College of Agriculture, will lecture on the cultivation of vegetables in gardens and plots. Mr Moir's ...