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... RATEPAYER. ALLOTMENTS FOR - EASINGTON. To the Editor of the BANBURY GUARDIAN. Sir,—We are urged by the Government to dig for victory. Three years ago the Council gave notice to those cultivating plots at Easington. This ground has lain idle since, being ...
... winter, I write at once to the Ministry of Agriculture (Dept. W.D.F.) Berr: Court Hotel, Lytham St. Anne’s, Lancs, for ‘Dig for Victory’ Leaflet No. 1, which contains useful advice and guidance. Issued by the Ministry of Information Space presented to the ...
... FENNY COMPTON Fenny Compton wi members got the old Dig for Victory message again after their Februa‘ry meeting. Their guest speaker was Mr Burrows, head gardener at Hidcote Manor, where a traditional style of gardening ensures there is colour all year ...
... FENNY COMPTON Fenny Compton W members got the old Dig fo Victory message again afte their February meeting Their guest speaker was M Burrows, head gardener g Hidcote Manor, where | traditional style of gardenin, ensures there is colour aj year round. ...
... keep them indoors — and slightly moist. ' Meanwhile, I post the coupon below for the Ministry of Agriculture’s free ““ Dig for Victory ” leaflet No. 8 — “ Tomato Growing ” — and re-~ solve to follow its simple instructions. ...
... of energy and -every minute I can spare in War-winning 'work. I help local voluntary organisations ...
... From The Banbury Guardian, October 26, 1944 POSTERS were con- tributed by elementary school children to a special Dig for Victory exhibition at Banbury Town Hall. Those selected for prizes and commendation were hung in the entrance hall. There were many ...
... the Ministry of Agriculture at Berri Court Hotel, . St. Annes, Lytham St. Annes, Lancs., for a free cropping chart — ¢ Dig for Victory’ Leaflet No. IL, for a 10-rod (300 sq. yd.) plot, or No. 23, for a 5-rod (150 sq. yd.) plot. Issued by the Ministry of ...
... Mrs. Hone and Miss Abernethy. The fancy dresses were judged by Mrs. Delepena and the prizes were won by Mrs: Hillman (Dig for Victory), Mrs. Skeggs (Old Mother Riley), and Mrs. Tanner (Women at War). Mrs. Delepena gave each entrant a consolation Elrize ...
... Barber, aged 18 months, attired as a doll complete in cardboard box and tissue paper, second prize went to David Beer as “Dig for Victory’* and third prize was jointly won by Elaine Beer “Mary Mary quite contrary” and David Woodford as a Bandit. A very well ...
... have been cultivated by allotment holders of Camberwell, London, some of whom have to travel five miles to do their “ dig for victory.” . ...
... individuals and businesses? Posters from the time would be welcome too, like those asking people to save tins and paper, Dig for Victory, and avoid unneccessary travel. What is more if anyone has memories, either serious or funny, of wartime Oxfordshire, ...