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... like to compliment the Modern School their excellent display vegetables at the Barnoldswick Horticultural Society’s “Dig for Victory” Show. The school came within one or two points of winning one of the Society’s challenge cups, and praise was due for ...
... should be devoted to the R.A.F. Benevolent Fund. When Mr. C. H. Middleton, the 8.8. C. gardening expert, opened the “Dig for Victory” Show at Chester on Monday he spoke of Chester numbering among its historical and ancient attractions “the introduction ...
... Beryl Young Queen’s Hotel To the Ministry Agriculture (Dept WDS) Court Hotel St ones Lytham St Annes Lancs Please copy of Dig for Victory No 7 How to a compost heap’ M E FROM BETTER FARMING H TO FARMERS TRACTOR RIVERS LTD-LONDON - - LIITH Store sun with can ...
... five minutes the boy came back draesnig a bushing Wren. When Mr. C. Middleton, the B B.C. gardening expert, opened a Dig for Victory Show last week he spoke of Chester numbering among its historial and ancient attractions the introduction of gardening ...
... Rowlinc. Best conectiori of NOTABLE BARNOLDSWICK SHOW Financially and also in the quality iof exhibits the third annual “Dig for Victory” allow promoted BaNiuliiswK-k HortH'iiltural Society Saturday oaine well expectations. Held in the Albert Hull, the event ...
... URSULINE CONVEXT. « i A open the horticultural and summoned Lewis. MIGHTY VICTORIES Higher School Certificate^. —li C - Matthews LiteraUjre. p a^c i g Ch clea ...
... Miss Cardwell, of Burrow, the early da?s cf the war the ahead Association and its ad- T H 'he close the show many of; Dig for Victory campaign had vantages and usefulness. We 2 F. Muckle. 3 J. H. Muckl,. . hr exhibits and collection of played an enormous ...
... help in every wav to further national and local interests. He claimed that the society had aided the national call to Dig for Victory,” which he trusted now nearing realisation. He re-’ minded the local public of the benefits membership the Society brought ...
... NEAR THE TARGET Up to last (Thursday) night £1,175 had been raised towards Chester’s Dig-for-Victory Week target of £1,500. A repoft of the week’s events appears on Page Three. ...
... funeral will be preceded by a service at St. Michael's Church. Chester, on Monday, at 11.30 a Dig-for-Victory Week Target Pasted. The larpct for tile Uig-tor-Victory Wei It was 1.501). ana ii now certain that this ttgure has been surpassed The exact total ...
... DIG FOR VIC OPENED BY MR. C. H. MIDDLETON PRIZES FOR FLOWERS, RABBITS, PIGEONS Chester’s fourth annual Dig-for- Victory Week in aid of the Red Cross Agriculture Fund had a good send-off with dog, rabbit, and pigeon shows, a Brains Trust, and a concert ...
... Sunday, Aug. 6, realised net total of £202 11s. 7d. A cheque for £2OO will handed over this week to the Chester Red Cross Dig-for- Victory Fund, and the balance will to the Department’s Prisoners of War Fund. WOMENS LIBERAL ASSOCL*- —Mrs. J. Edmund Owen presided ...