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... 4-5 ft. high. Post coupon below for Dig for Victory leaflet no. 7 for further details. REMINDERS: Keep up fortnightly sowings of lettuces and radishes. Tackle insect pests as soon as they appear—get “Dig for Victory” leaflet no. 16— Garden Pests.” The ...

... GARDENING SPECIALITIES AT Earl Street Stores; Large Stocks Seeds and Fertilisers are displayed for you to select from Dig for Victory and Buy the Best BEDDING Plants Antlrrhinium. Asters Stocks Marigolds. Alyssum. Lobelia, Petunias Geraniums. Cabbage, ...

... competitions organised by the Cheltenham Dig For Victory Exhibition Committee and the district Allotments and Gardens Society. The occasion was the presentation of prizes to them —15 prizes for the best Dig For Victory slogan-posters, and 10 for the best ...

... (Even Eggs are dry!) Everybody is Digging for Victory (To give Hitler Beans !) Second Front preparations are giving every Town and Village the Jeeps (and Hitler the creeps!) But the day is not far distant when Victory will restore more norma conditions ...

... GARDENING •• DIG for Victory!” Reid’s for Seeds. Trees. Plants. Bulbs, Manures. Tools, etc, —Chester Rd.. Market, and York Tel. 3350. GARDENERS, SmaUholders.- Bring your surplus flowers, vegetables, and fruit to me for prompt cash and a square deal.—Wm ...

... Plummer (No More Strikes), 3 C. Collins (Boy Bluer: adults. 1 Mrs, Woods (Supreme Salute), 2 and 3 Mr. an& Mrs. Daw (Dig for Victory). A special prize was awarded to the Sedgeford entry, Empire for Freedom. The judges were: Major E. C. Levier, Major ...

... business ‘'but the whole matter is very, very unfortunate.” DIG FOR VICTORY WEEK. AMBITIOUS PROGRAMME OF EVENTS AT REDHILL. An ambitious programme ot events has been arranged for the “Dig for Victory Week (August 7th to 12th), which is being held under the ...

... 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 ...

... prizes for children over eigh; years of age were awarded to :—l. Shirley Watson, Little Old Lady; 2. Michael Humphries. Dig for Victory: equal 3, Donald Hughes. Sandwich Man, and Henry Lare, Jockey. Children under eight years of age—l, Pamela Mowlem, White ...

... and Joan Tibett (War Workers): boys—l B. Robinson iScotch Soldier). 2 B. Stator (Nicker). T. Waltham and J. Scrimshaw' (Dig for Victory). Many children entered for the sports. The refreshment stall was managed by members of the WV S., under the direction ...

... parade in which the following were winners : 1 D. Howard (Poacher); 2 Jiil Boggis (Allied Nations); 3 Clive Stevens (Dig for Victory). Winners at bowling were Miss D. Turner. Mrs. G. Elliston. Ring bowls. Mr. J. Last, Mr. Piper. Darts. Mrs. D. Letts. ...