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... Elgin.” London-road, Guildford. 'llth July, 1944. SURREY CANINE SOCIETY MEMBERS’ SANCTION SHOW The Borough of Reigate Dig for Victory Week having been cancelled, the MEMBERS’ SANCTION SHOW, which was to be held on SATURDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1944, will not ...
... later oon on Saturday. September 4th, 1943. ...
... their main work—the building of the Fire Station. “Dig for Victory” Campaign. The Allotments Committee was one whose work had been largely increased by the incidence of the war. The “Dig for Victory” campaign had been vigorously and enthusiastically carried ...
... Tomatoes, Chrysanthemums, etc.; near Reigate; £550. Write, Box 485, Surrey Mirror, Redhill. FARM. GARDEN, POULTRY. ETC. DIG FOR VICTORY Garden Frames and Barrows will help. Special Cheap Lines at Jobson and Son, Beekeeping Appliance Depot, Horsham-road, ...
... if any allotments are required in either Blindley Heath or Pelbridge. Any residents who want to help in the national “Dig for Victory” campaign should get in touch with the Clerk of the Council at St. Hilda, Oxted. When the Council are satisfied there ...
... restore normal supplies,’’ was a warning which Mr. Gordon C. Touche. MP.. speaking at the opening of the Borough’s “ Dig for Victory Wfeek, on Wednesday afternoon, gave to those who may be tertlpted to regard the present encouraging state of the war as ...
... AND COUNTY POST. “MUNITIONS OF WAR” FROM THE SOIL. MR. C. H. MIDDLETON AT “DIG FOR VICTORY” SHOW. I LEARNT MY GARDENING IN SURREY.” * The Borough of Relgate’s Dig for Victory Week came to an end last Saturday with a well organised horticultural and rabbit ...
... about. Not only are they engaged in their daily task of keeping going “the lines behind the lines,” but they digging in their spare time for victory with will and some of the fruits (and flowers and vegetables) of their spare time endeavours made a brave ...
... ARE YOU PLAYING THE GAME? NOT IF YOUR GARDEN IS FOODLESS—ALD. BACON. BOROUGH’S BUSY “DIG FOR VICTORY WEEK. CAPT. BEAUMONT ON CHOICE BETWEEN VICTORY, AND SLAVERY. “ If you have a garden and you’re not growing food in it, you are not playing the game,” ...
... Russia, said how much they had enjoyed it. Mr. Sm*h, of Reigate, gave a short talk on the vital need for keeping up the “Dig for Victory” campaign, and finally answered a battery of questions, mostly connected with plant diseases. One enterprising member ...
... members of the Burgh Heath Women’s Institute felt anxious to begin work at once despite the then prevailing conditions. To “dig for victory” seemed both simple and enjoyable after the lecturer had given them many hints and much useful advice regarding the p ...
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