... Cemeteries Committee reported that, as the result of negotiations with the Mintstry of Agriculture and Fisheries, a Dig for Victory Week has been orgonlaed to begin at the Angeratein flail. North End, on June 28. The arrangement* made will enable the ...

... concert party was at the Lido last evening. and the Just for Pun concerts party will be at Milton to-morrow evening. Dig for Victory Week opens next Monday, with an exhibition, teas, and other features, at the Angersteln Hall. •IR RR naval odium had ...

... Tester, Loveland, Felgate, Mansfield, and Homewood Committee. Mr. J. A- Mansfield, a member of the Southern Railway Dig for Victory Committee, presided, and he, Mr. R. Sudell (the well-known writer on allotment and garden matters), and Mr. J. R. Heathfield ...

... the Parks and Allotments Committee has outdone H. G. Wells, and apparently arranged for time to move backwards during Dig for Victory” week in July, for after sentence that “it was decided that Wednesday, the 21st July, 1943. should be the Opening Day ...

... Winnie Cox and Mr. E. J. Nicholson. Mrs. E. J. Nicholson was the accompanist. BRITISH LEGION: BURGESS HILL BRANCH. Dig - For - Victory Show.” THE ABOVE SHOW will bo held on Wednesday, September Ist, in the Gymnasium at X Croft, Keymer Road. A new feature ...

... Seniors fancy dress dance on Saturday was remarkable. Conspicuous was the Squander Bug. manufactured from brown paper : a “Dig for Victory” effort with an illustrated top-hat which must down history; wasp made from a brother’s rugger outfit; two Chinamen who ...

... Eastor (dancer). Owen Bouquet (swim pianist), and Eddie Wilkin (drummer). Seats are 3a.. fid. and Is., all Inclusive of Dig-for-Victory Glub Notes • up potatoes. ■ Watch for black fly ' broad beaus. Use dorrls nlcoi tine dusts against this pest. ...

... Guard work?” asked defendant. 1 don't want to go and play tin soldiers. That what the pom© Guard is. 1 am digging for victory and I am saving for victory.” The Chairman: Have you takeu any steps to get out of the Home Guard? Defendant: I volunteered with the ...

... vegetables and flowers, Mr. Hoskins ; cocoa, dried milk and clothing, American Red Cross. DIG-FOR-VICTORY SHOW. —We hkve pleasure in attention to advertisement this issue of Dig-for-Virtory Show, arranged by the Burgess Hill branch of the British to be held the ...

... ja It war hie second season digging tor Victory. 110 eas stripped to - shirt end in a heavy sweat. opinion forcibly expressed, was that up potatoes wee the one job on his allotanent that he hated, I sure that it was really neoessary, as it was liu joke ...

... Home Guard work? asked defendant. don’t want to and play tin soldiers. That what the Home Guard is. I digging for victory and I saving for victory.” The Chairman: Have you taken any steps to get out of the Home Guard? Defendant: 1 volunteered with the ...

... will remember, with her husband, Frank Lawton, was among the film stars who took part one of the Hastings Carnivals. Dig-for-Victory Club Notes TNNCH out the tops of broad boons when they have set for bunches flowers. Dress carrot and onion bods with ...