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... To Dig For Victory Airs Bell Irving, of Alakerstoun. is keen to help in the prosecution the war. She is preparing to produce garden vegetables on a grand scale, even to the. extent of digging up the tennis lawn at ATakerstoun House, one the oldest bits ...
... “DIG FOR VICTORY!” WANTED—A SCOTTISH GUIDE THE KITCHEN GARDEN. HERE IS THE ANSWER>'THE ALLOTMENT HOLDERS’ HANDBOOK AND GUIDE TO THE VEGETABLE GARDEN.' HECTOR FRASER. M.A., 8.C0m., F.R.H.S. Price 8d» Order From Your Newsagent. ...
... Dig for Victory was begun in earnest. Applications were made to the Town Council for allotments, which dhey had prepared at various parts of the town. & Fishermen Attacked by Enemy Planes Fiehermen of Berwickshire and North Northumberland coast came in ...
... ALLOTMENCS IN MIDDLE DISTRICT Council To Urge “Dig For Victory” DL'SINE&S was gone through speedily and amid a, jovial atmosphere, Thursday, when the Middle District Council meeting was held in the County Buildings, Duns, under the chairmanship Lord Horne ...
... parade for children up to 14 years was held, and produced large and varied entry, the winners being Dorothy Edwards, Dig for Victory Anne Turner. Madame Pompadour; Andrew Viood, Syd Walker Iris Wood. There’ll always England Sheila W’hvte and Kay Anderson ...
... before the last meeting, when it had been agreed let the matter lie. The Chairman asserted that it was vary necessary “dig for victory” as much as possible, and asked what the other members thought on the subject. this various points view were forwarded ...
... purposes in mind. The ftrst v as to help the Red Cross and other local charities and to stimulate an inter, est in the dig for victory campaign. To date, over £3OO had been distributed. He said .they would all agree that starting as small society, there ...
... prizes to the following winners— Prettiest .basket —Mrs J. Fiddes, jun., ‘Spring’; Most original basket, Mrs T. Elliot, ‘Dig for' Victory’; Ankle competition, Miss Aiton;'Agriculture Bee, Mrs Alton’s team (Mrs Elliot, Mrs Blakie, Miss A. Brown, Mrs Dodds ...
... tried to get into the wagg° a v one oi these was killed. His so .only short distance away was nnmjnied. Mb s t, 0 f the DIG FOR VICTORY men lay flat c while the With the ■formation of Berwick Al- attack lasted, eral received lotments Association early 1941 ...
... bpnngwells (I nited Nations) ; Most Original—David Douglas, Manse (Salvage). Older ex-pupils—Best Helen Een, Eccles (Dig for Victory); Most ~ Irvine, Eccles (Blackout) ; Most Comical Costume Robert Mann, Loanknowe (Scarecrow). Mrs Bridge was thanked bv ...
... application by Miss Scott, Old Cambus, for permission erect green house near to tSie schckyi, in order to help in the ‘Dig for Victory’ campaign, was agreed to. Mr McKeachie gave notice that would propose motion at the next meeting, that the Education Committee ...
... allotment, and the Council would do well to show real live interest in these gardens, more especially in view of the Dig for Victory campaign. The Bleaching Green could be utilised as a Recreation Ground, and the introduction of swings, clock-golf, even ...