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... GARDENINGS •* DIG for Victory.•' Reid’s for ■Seeds, Trees. Plants. Bulbs, Manures. Tools etc.—Chester , Market, and York Rd. Tel. 3350. MISCELLANEOUS FURS and Fur Coats Remodelled, latest sty.es: coupons.—Mendoza, 29 Church St. Tel. 2918. GOT a bad cold ...
... be reduced. His opinion was that if they had a surplus, it should be put on the market irrespective of price. Once the dig for victory campaign was over, continued Coun. Carr, the Parks Committee would not grow vegetables but go back to growing flowers ...
... was not until afterwards that he diwovcred the man was a police officer. DIO FOR VICTORY VICTORS Of the 63 entrants from Camberwell in this years London Dig for Victory contest 30 were awarded a certificate of merit and two special certificates of merit ...
... BE SOLD HpONS of green vegetables—savoys, cab A bages, and sprouts, grown by the Cor Parks Department at Hull in th ...
... Thackray, Congregational Church 4 Agricultural “Brains Trust, Bair bury County School 7/14 —Youth week in Banbury 17/21—“Dig for Victory” week 28—Merchant Navy Week opened November 9/ “ —Moiseiwitsch recital at Town Hall 9—Aid. Theo Clark elected Mayor for ...
... allowances and a flatrate war pension to parents. 28—Mrs. McLeod, wife of Mr. Joseoh MacLeod the 8.8. C. announcer, opened “ Dig for Victory ” Week.—Burnley Valley C.D. Services presented £l2O to charnies.—The‘ N.FS. and King and Crossley, leaders of January-February ...
... competition. and that the allotment holders should be notified accordingly. (There are 122 original allotments and 2l I Dig for Victory allotments. Making the presentation. Mr. Scott thanked the Horticultural Committee for their work and eongrattdatcd the ...
... certificate winners. Commenting on a recent question answered by the Brains Trust as to whether afted the war the Dig for Victory campaign would fade out, Mr. Tomlin said was quite sure it would not. Gardening had been tried and enjoyed by thousands ...
... the words 'Sir Peter Rivers Gay . History has repeated itself, and not even Anstey's genius could have prevented the Dig for Victory campaign from invading these hallowed precincts. Anstey was interred Walcot Church, where there is tablet to his memory ...
... Mar., 1943, Partridge Hens; price trio—P. H. Young, 28. Southgate. Hornsea. 'Phone 291 PICKERING-Road Allotment Society Dig for Victory Exhibition and Annual Meeting, at the Methodist School. Askew-avenue, Friday, January sth. At 2.30 p.m., a Cooking De ...
... Trust, opened Taunton * Dia for Victory exhibition. 22—Wedding Captain Thro. a\lor. 5.L.1.. and Miss Angela Helen Gregory. W.R.N.S.. Bradford-on- Tone. Mr. Frederick Grisewood. B.C. announcer, spoke of 'launton Dig for Victory exhibition 28. —Golden wedding ...
... and the home fires burning and the prospects of Victory this New Year IVY DEAN Ladies’ and Children’s Hairdresser Broad-street Chesham Wishes to extend Greet ings to All this Christmas-tide and a Victorious New Year XMAS GREETINGS 1944 To our Boys on the ...