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... DIAMOND WEDDING DIGGING FOR VICTORY AT EIGHTY SIXT\' years ago on the 20th July, 1883, Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Tiltman, of 6, Alsager Avenue, Queenborough, were warried ag Rye, Susscx. For the greater part of s life Mr. Tiltman has been a fisherman, leading ...
... young subaltern, our reporter learned that the object of A.T.S. wirden, big is not only to encourage the girls to ‘: Dig for Victory and help the war effort. hut to train them in footl production, in order that they will be able to carry on in their ...
... at Wethermere,” kindly lent by Mr. and Mrs. King. Prize-winners were:—l, Elizabeth Marchant (Nest Egg); 2, M. Hicks (Dig for Victory). Decorated bicycles—l, Peter Richardson (aeroplane); 2, Carol Bond (flower bicycle). Decorated motor cars—l, Alan Littlemore ...
... for the best miscellaneous crops calculated to last family for twelve months. Just over two years ago he| Joined the Dig for Victory ranks by taking over an allotment. Mr. Stoulton was with the old Volunteers for 19 years, serving In the Boer War, and ...
... Friar, 21; Pamela Wright, 20. BARHAM. Red Cross Show. Mrs. Kirby, with 39 points, won the certificate of merit at the Dig for Victory Red Cross Show, organised by the Barham Women's Institute Produce Guild, on Thursday last week. Miss Diana Finn, who ...
... heartily the allotment holders. 1,700.000 of them, and the gardeners, 5.000,000 of them, who have been, and still are, digging for victory. Some part of that praise may be taken to themselves by allotment holders and , gardeners •in • Folkestone and district ...
... member of the Recreation Bowling Club and one year won the championship dip. Mr. Pattenden devotes some of his time to digging for victory on his allotment. ...