... Brandon, golliwog. Class 4: 1 D, Greensmith and G. Aley, nurse and patient ; 2 S. Scotney, nurse. Class 5: 1 D. Cave, dig for victory; 2 J. Harby, squander bug. Class 6: 1 Miss Prefect, bombed out: 2 B. Watkins, hawker. Class 7: | four girl guides, pack ...

... COND VICTORY GARDEN SHOW AT MARKET HARBORO' I Mr. H. W. Symington, J.P., opened the second .Victory Garden Show at Market Harborough on Saturday afternoon in Messrs R and W. H. SYmington's Club Room (by kind permission). He was introduced by Mr R. Kelly ...

... socially In Saturday’s carnival following the royal tableau were large com- panv children and grown- in fancy dress Dig for ' Victory lorry presented the Liberal Club Allotment Society lorrv filled with garden produce which later sold Mr Parker Toone ...

... reason for the excellence of the Nuneaton produce and gardens he considers to “that are knowledgeable men guiding the ‘Dig for Victory’ campaign and a pathetic civic authority” Nun- remember the of Sydney Nicholson the eminent musician Nuneaton Parish Church ...

... Digging For Victory • THE KITCHEN GARDEN Harvesting Onions QOME onions grow In bunches on the 1.- , ground and other onions grow singly on the ground' There are also onions the flowers of which grow into tiny bulbs, and these tree onions make a powerful ...

... your plot by planting a honeysuckle. an almond-scenting clematis, a jessaroloe a rosemary shrub and a lavender bush. Digging For Victory ...