... good winds, fair tides, and stout hearts for the coming campaign. High Merit PLANS have now been completed for the big Dig for Victory Exhibition in the Town Hall next week. It is on such a scale that it will occupy every room and the galleries, and will ...

... to-morrow (Saturday), at 5.30, promises to be one of the most interesting ever' in Cheltenham. Admission free to all. Dig for Victory Exhibition. Competitors in the Spring Flower Show connected with next week's E hibition are requested to send in their ...

... his commission owing to illhealth. Indoor Garden \TANY interesting and novel features will be incorporated into the Dig foi Victory Show to be held al the Town Hall at the beginning of April. The greatest novelty will a demonstration plot whicfc will ...

... 10s. each will be awarded for' the best cultivated allotments at that time. The pre- sentations v/ill be made the ' Dig for Victory Exhibition to be held on. 4th and sth ...

... Middleton took the form a quiz with Mr. F. G Stevens, the Board of Agricul ture expert, who has beer responsible for the Dig foi Victory campaign for greatei food production at home. Mr. Stevens, among othei factors contributing to tfy success of the exhibitions ...

... eave (in uniform) admitted as emporary members for 48 lours on showing leave-pass to ioorkeeper. T n Flowers. At the •Dig for Victory Exhibition in the Town Hall on April 4 3.nd 5 a side-line will be spring Flower Show. Three prizes of £1, io/-, and 5/- ...

... Emergency Information Officer. The banning of the loudspeakers has caused some disappointment to the sponsors of the Dig for Victory exhibition, and more particularly to the organisers of the Salute the Soldier campaign who hoped to employ this means ...

... 10s. 6d. each will be awarded for the best cultivated allotments at that time. The presentations will be made at the Dig for Victory Exhibition be held on 4th and sth April, 1944. Cheltenham Art Gallery.— An Exhibition of Individual Photography by eleven ...

... Cirencester Horticultural Society at the Corn Hall on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The show is part of the dig for victory campaign. This year the entries reached the record figure of 670, about 30 more than last year and nearly three times ...

... Commander R. P. O'Donnell, M.V.O. Tickets 7s. 6d., 55., 3s. 6d., unreserved 2s. 6di (limited) Door. Book now at Town Hall. Dig for Victory Competitions. Unclaimed prizes: Tickets No. 75 White (F.L.C.), Deep Pink 118. Apply Miss Carter, New Centurion Publishing ...

... Achtung. Small enemy formations are over Western and South - Western Germany. Personalities at the opening ceremony of Dig-for-Victory Exhibition a + the Town Hall on Tuesday. Left to right; Air. W. G. Barnes, Miss F. L. Carter, Mrs. Emperinghatn, airs ...

... lbs. of jam, 2421b5. of pickes and chutneys, and bottled 60 bottles of fruit, under the leadership of Miss Jones. The dig-for-victory enthusiasts gave equally good account of their allotment. Quantities of excellent vegetables have beer grown, and of these ...