... REIGATE TOWN COUNCIL DISCUSS BABY SHOWS. MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE COMMITTEE DISAPPROVES. BUT THERE WILL BE ONE IN DIG FOR VICTORY” WEEK. The Maternity and Child Welfare Committee’s disapproval of Baby Shows was expressed by Mrs. M. A. Hicks, Chairman ...

... Park (2.30 p.m.), and on Sunday, Oxted are at home to Philips’ Sports (12 noon). “DIG FOR VICTORY.” Women’s Institutes have always taken an active part in the “Dig for Victory” campaign, and many members have developed into keen gardeners. The three local ...

... from the Borough Council to co-operate in the “Dig for Victory” Week, and that this was postponed. The Mayor (Aiderman A. Windsor-Spice) had expressed the wish that the members should organise a Victory Show in 1945. It was proposed to hold an autumn ...

... curtailed activities, the Committee had met regularly. They learned with regret of the Council’s decision to postpone the Dig-i for-Victory Week, after so much preparation had been made. A big step had been made in having members co-opted to the Borough Parks ...

... entered the Viscount Bledlsloe Cup Competition for Local Authorities showing the most progress in connection with the Dig for Victory” campaign. The Council has expressed willingrfess to co-operate with the County Council or other autonomous authorities ...

... Headmaster is striking. In fact, you could want no better testimony to the virile and happy life of the School.” —;o: A Dig for Victory Week in the Borough during August Bank Holiday week is foreshadowed if suggestions sponsored by the Parks and Pleasure ...

... Prance, if the latter alternative is still open to him. DIG FOR VICTORY WEEK. MAYOR’S APPEAL TO RESIDENTS. The Mayor of Reigate (Alderman A. Windsor-Spice) is taking a keen interest in the “Dig for Victory’’ Week to be held in the Borough from August 7th to ...

... later years had acted as Secretary of the Merstham. Allotments Association in order “to his bit,” as he said, help the dig for victory campaign. He was an en- thusiastic worker for the local Conservative Association, and for some time in the distant past ...

... said, in a voice charged with a great weariness: “Oh, the Germans'!! have to kill us; I can't dig any more.” So ended the first attempt to ’’ dig for victory.” —:o: The professional eye is a faculty acquired of many years’ hard apprenticeship in the school ...

... Alderman, who went on to recall that felling started in October. Reigate had responded to calls to do what it could to Dig for Victory and to take up War Savings; now it was asked for timber, and he had no hesitation whatever in saying that this timber ...

... pray merely for the victory of military might. We remembered that there were Christians praying all over the world, in both Allied and enemy cguntries. But we could combine with them all to pray for the same thing, namely, God’s victory over the evil in ...

... anxious to hear Miss Martin’s lecture and film show, which will be of interest to all who have assisted in supporting the Dig for Victory campaign, which has met with such a good response in the Borough. Local gardeners will be invited to put questions to ...