... PLANS FOR DIG FOR VICTORY EXHIBITION Unanimous decisions were reached regarding a Dig for Victory Exhibition and Autumn Produce Show in 1945, at the Chelten h a m Horticultural Committee meeting held at the Municipal Offices The exhibition is to be held ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY COMPETITION Prizes to winners of 'the Dm for Victory competition were presented. Class A—l A T p 2. R. ' w Seymour. Class xi W. Whitmarsh 'f Crocker. ' - - Disappointment was .he small entry. and it that next year the Coimcir* should ...

... PLANS FOR DIG FOR VICTORY EXHIBITION Unanimous decisions were reached regarding a Dig for Victory Exhibition and Autumn Produce Show in 1945, at the Chelitenham Horticultural Committee meeting held at the Municipal Offices on Thursday. The exhibition ...

... gave them a chance having voice in altairs and looking after their interests such matters as secuiity of tenure. This ' Dig for Victory was marvellous campaign. Poor farms were now producing splendid crops. CHARACTERISTIC QUALITIES. Mr. Grisewood warmly ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... working at Messrs. Hamlin, millers, Tiverton. Another son ! (Donald) is serving Holland. After doing so \yell at the Dig for Victory' Show at Exeter, Cullompton Garden Association put their exhibits on view the Unitarian Schoolroom and £10 Is. 7d. was ...

... lbs. of jam, 2421b5. of pickes and chutneys, and bottled 60 bottles of fruit, under the leadership of Miss Jones. The dig-for-victory enthusiasts gave equally good account of their allotment. Quantities of excellent vegetables have beer grown, and of these ...

... lbs. of jam, 2421b5. of pickes and chutneys, and bottled 60 bottles of fruit, under the leadership of Miss Jones. The dig-for-victory enthusiasts gave an equally good account of their allotment. Quantities of excellent vegetables have been grown, and of ...