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... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN. It was reported by the Parks Committee that twenty lectures and demonstrations were held in connection with the Dig for Victory campaign throughout the winter months of 1943/44. The two practical demonstrations on the pruning ...
... chairman said they were pleased to do all they could in the Dig for Victory Campaign, and were very glad to .have these educational film shows. They are still asked to carry on the Dig for Victory Campaign and Allotment-Holders had put up a big show since ...
... dressed. A boy turned out as Nazi officer, but he displayed a scroll, with “Don’t back the Nazis, thev will never win.” “Dig for Victory” was the scroll shown by another competitor: and we also observed this further war-time advice, | “Since silk is taxed ...
... Riding Hood); Most Original - George Boy ter (Modern Mother). Section 111. ( (Over 16), 30 entrants-! Mrs A. Findlay (’’ Dig for Victory”); 2 Mrs J. Conmion (Ronmanian Peasant); 3 Mrs M. Mayes (Hussar); 4 Mrs W. Caldor (Sleep Walker); Most Original—Mr James ...
... Election of Offire-bearers, and any other competent business. F. T. W., Hon. Secy. LENT GARDENS AND ALLOTMENTS ASSOCIATION. DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN. ATALK an the CULTIVATION OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. illustrated with Lantern Slides, will be given b MR R. C. ...
... Election of Oiace-bearers, and any other competent business. F. T. W.. Hon. Sec!. LEYRN GARDENS AND ALLOTMENTS ASSOCIATION, DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN, A TALE the CULTIVATION OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, illustrated with Lenten Slides, will be given by MR R. C. MeMELLAN ...
... in every sense of the word. The display was a credit to all concerned, and reflected the enthusiasm of the district Dig for Victory brigade. The success attained would be a delight to 'Mr Gowans and his committee. The proceeds of the show were in aid ...
... wreck, and far from a desirable Insurance risk. Today, in seventy-fifth year, I am quite fit. and able to do share In Digging for Victory,’ thank to the little dally dose of Krusehen, token at wakening. In hot ,ia. MB days a year sees this little ceremony ...
... far from a desirable insurance risk • Today, i n my seventy-fifth year, 1 am quite fit, and able to do my share is 'Digging for Victory,' thanks to the little daily dose of Kruschen, taken at wakening in Lot tea. • 385 days a year sees this little ceremony ...
... from the borders underneath the trees. What a delight It was to the eye of myself—a non-gardener. Even In those days digging for victory flowers still are worthy of a place every garden.—l am, etc. , A VISITOR. Golf. ST ANDREWS STUDENT WINS UNIVERSITIES’ ...
... 1., and gave a demonstration on war-time cooking, also a talk on gardening and poultry. A film on how Scotland is digging for victory was also shown. LOCHCELLY. Cadets of th« Black The Ist Cov. . -- Watch (R.HLochgelly. have sent further £l6 (making ...