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... . WOMEN IN THE GARDEN RESULTS FROM UNORTHODOX METHODS On this subject of women's share in the dig for victory campaign. about which I was writing last week. I wish to add, as my belief, that no achievement of note has ever been accomplished without ...
... Patriotic in placing first served under the charge of Kenneth Plummer. who repre- Mrs. Hardy Poulsom and lady sented Dig for Victory. de- helpers of the afternoon, and Picting on one side of his body other ladies: Mesdames G. the garden before and ...
... icy and Mrs. Ansley, Passenham Lindsay, Flt.-Lieut. and M rs .l Hebson (Dig for Victory), 2 Manor , Mrs. E. D. Lawrence, Faure. Much was the amuse- Sheila Brown (Dig for Victory), I Stony Stratford. the Rev. A. ment of the crowd when it was _ discovered ...
... 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. ...
... 2 Tony Staniford and Pamela Faulkner (Quality Street), 3 John Wright (Winston. Churchill); 5 years to 9, 1 Enid Cook (Dig for Victory), 2 Michael Brazier (London newsboy). 3 Gillian Sharpley (Florence Nightingale); 9 to 14, I Ken Alderman (Rags and Tatters) ...
... Hempstead. _ The proposal seems to have been I made without adequate consulta- I tion Brat with the local authorities. DIG FOR VICTORY who have in several instances pro- Sir.—Many of us who have taken vided overalls. etc., for such this request seriously ...
... discuss local gov-1 Pollee Orart.—Only one moment reorganization, was down for heanng at I fortnightly sitting of Stony' Dig for Victory' ' Stratford magistrates on Friday. . Mr. G. H. Appleton asked and this was quickly dis po whether the Council had of ...
... Ist, Elinor Wootton Walker) Mrs. G. Brown; e from Clarence, Elsie. Joiin, and i A Spring Chicken): 2nd. Alex. Wootton (Dig for Victory); 3rd. squander-bug (made and Betty; With deep and invite; given by Miss S. Maycock) Mrs. sympathy to dear Dad, tram ...
... 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 ...
... been no facilities for such Instruction, and. said Mr. Toms, We sadly miss it. The children go wholeheartedly into Digging for Victory, and are cultivating nearly one hundred poles of land situate. within the school grounds, but this is only a war-time ...
... 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 ...