... DIG FOR VICTORY ALLOTMENTS TO AIPPLICANTS Mr. H. E. Meacham. Chairman of the Stony Stratford Water Committee, in presenting the estimates of expenditure for the coming year. pointed out that in 1934- 1935 the wages bill at the Stony Stratford Water ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY TrHE URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL have I- land available for ALLOTMENTS at New Bradwell and Wolverton, in Plots of 10 Poles, or greater. Apply to the Secretary. Lime and Basic Slag may be obtained at reduced rates. Apply to the Surveyor. Council ...

... potato season and the beginning of the new. The new season for English potatoes has already begun. - The results of the Dig for Victory campaign will, however, be all the more valuable in making up for the supplies of other vegetables such as tomatoes which ...

... drive held at Dovehouse Farm on Wednesday 27th March, was a collection of vegetable seeds in a box which bore the slogan Dig for Victory . The effort. held on b eh alf of the village Women's Institute funds, was attended by twentyeight players and the helpful ...

... the appeal for aluninium. • • The first floiver shows in North Bucks were held on Saturday. when the results o f the Dig Or Victory campaign were seen. Whilst Ihe village of Beachampton was holding iZ first show for twenty-one years. the 1 1 . 1 Yal ...

... last war, and the need for economy in consumption is clear. We must Dig for Victory and Save for Victory likewise. Indeed, it is not only victory but life for which we have to save and dig. ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY AT 85 CASTLETHORPR'S GRAND OLD MAN Mr. J. Spittles of Rose Cottage, Castlethorpe, despite his eighty-five years, is taking part in the Digging for Victory Campaign. He cultivates twenty pole of allotment ground and is proud of his ...

... WHAT WOFFLER HEARS Whilst digging for victory on his allotment last week-end Mr. Sid Bushell of Cosgrove unearthed a George HI penny dated 1797 and which was one-eighth of an Inch thick. • • The Rev. R. F. Bale, Vicar of Buckingham, has been appointed ...

... condition through injurious weeds. To allow ground to continue in such state was not in the gardeners' interest in digging for victory • and he hoped the committee would do something in the matter. The Chairman (Mr. Albert Brown) replied that the tenants ...

... it did not give the plotholder much heart The female staff of a Local Government office have been seen diligently digging for victory in the front garden of their office Sir Will Spens. Civil Defence Commissioner for the Eastern Region, draws attention ...