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... small holder and cultivator and possessed an exceptional knowledge in this direction which he used to the full in the Dig for Victory 'effort. He took & great interest in local affairs. His health had not been good for some time. • The Coroner, Mr. W. ...
... £9O For Hospitals The turn of £9O was raised by the Celanese “B shift spinners Dig tor Victory show held in the Chemists' Club. Station-road, Spondon. The monev was dispersed follows: Duke Gloucester’s Red Cross Fund. £4O: Derby Royal Infirmary. £2O; ...
... smallholder and cultivator, and possessed an exceptional knowledge in this direction which he used to the full in the “Dig for Victory” effort. He took a great interest in local affairs. His health had not been good for some time. The Coroner. Mr. W. C ...
... 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 ...
... spectacular display ever visit Grantham, will provide one the ehlef attractions the Grantham Horticultural Association s •• Dig for Victory show on the London-road cricket field, on Saturday week, September 18th. opened Mr. W. Denis Kendall. M.P.. af'2.3o. ...
... elected years ago, and he has also been trustee the Association for 30 years. * Derbyshire is contributing its share the dig for victory campaign: The gardeners' exhibitions, which are at present being held in town, village, and hamlet, are providing sufficient ...
... suggesting that improved education might remedy this Utility First But really touched the spot when he said far buei DIG FOR VICTORY WHY YOU SHOULD DIG NOW Your Best Opportunity! To the By G H C V ANSON (Grimsby Parks Supt) THHE is & good I to tackle that piece ...
... of England. Wages In Kind. I CAME across a septuagenarian handyman yesterday who had hit upon an ingenious method of digging for victory. He was carrying a wooden basket of miscellaneous garden produce—potatoes, vegetable marrow, some apples, and half ...