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... College of Nursing has been re-formed with Miss N. Steele (Chester) chairman, and Miss M. G. Brain (Frodsham) secretary. Dig For Victory. Stockport 'council house tenants are to be asked to take part in a gardens competition. Names Wanted of Hazel Grove and ...
... Oswald, who “stole the limelight” at the Lancaster City Engineers 1947 show, started gardening during the war in the Dig for Victory” Campaign. He started with one allotment In Barley Cop Lane, became interested in potato growing and now, after scouring ...
... headquarters, wearing his ill-shapen homespun, still growing tobacco on his allotment as his contribution to the Communist Dig for Victory ' campaign. Soldier And Intellectual In 1927 it was Mao and Chu Teh (the latter now C.-in-C. of the People's Army) who ...
... Zealand Among many was control of 6000 acres vegetable farming Previous accepting office he had directed New Zealand's Dig for Victory ” campaign Some idea the which this country owes to New Zealand is reflected the figures Mr Roberts cave me: At the moment ...
... the usual features of the annual show ; and provided ample evidence of the' courage and perseverance of the men' who dig for victory. Though entries were down a third on last year, the quality of the Sowers and vegetables had been maintained and was ...
... Brazil Australia Natal and France The flower section is now on pre-war level In addition the show retains much of war-time dig for victory” with emphasis the growing of more food Such an exhibit as that of the National Farmers’ Union Market Produce Show Society ...
... headquarters in Chester and became very well known in the city He many friendships in the city associated himself with local Dig for Victory campaigns Largest stock of Monumental quality I itreet They went to live Avenue White Marble Granites Stone OVER 200 fSTONES ...
... rapidly During the war the society on and there was annual show He felt sure that efforts society a great deal towards Dig for Victory” campaign This area was extraordinarily difficult for the of flowers and vegetables looking round the exhibition one could ...
... I left the R.A.F. In the alleged statement,' Mackinnon added that 11‘ settled at Warrington and worked in gardens, digging for victory, and many of ellorts were praised. In 1947 he ' became friendly with Leigh at Belmont and got into cutting timber in ...