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... AFFECTED BY PREVAILING CONDITIONS. It did reveal, for instance, that Melton gardeners are sustaining a war time effort to “dig for victory” or, in other words to grow more produce, While quality of entries was good on the whole, however, vegetables were not ...
... painting curbstones white, helping in County Library branches,. cutting down weedg near allotments to prevent seeding, “Dig for Victory” allotments, pig, poultry and rabbit keeping, collecting herbs, milk and newspaper delivery (where men are called up) ...
... (parson); 2, Mrs, Roberts (“For Adoption”). Special prizes given by Mr. Barber were awarded to Peter Core (*Dig for Victory™) and Barbara North (Victory girl). All the other entrants received a gift of 2s. 6d, Tea followed in the “Wheatsheaf” by the kindness ...
... Fund, Red Cross and Order of St. John, ARP and AFS, Civil Nursing Reserve, National Savings, Salvage, The Kitchen Front, Dig for Victory Allotments, Women’s Voluntary Service, Leicester Wool Fund, “Get You Home” Service for the Troops, County Evacuees ; where ...
... Melton people Were assembled to make their biggest contribution to the Red Cross effort. They had deserted their vital dig for victory effort for that day because they knew the great need of the Red Cross. They were determined to make every effort possible ...
... Girl; M. Bassett, £6 125.: second prize. F. Jesson, Red Cross Nurse: Joan| Gadd, Stragglethorpe, £6 12s. Fair Brown, Dig for Victory: Mary trade for meated store lambs up to Marson, “Pea pod.” The refresh-| 755. 6d. Fair supply of fat ‘ment stall was ...
... it as a sweet dish. If you want it as a savoury, add a pinch of mixed herbs and a dash of cayenne pepper. When you *“ dig for victory”, grow veg:tables we normally import I{mm abread — tomatoes, leeks, carrots and onions. Remember to turn on your wireless ...
... were so slow in catering for the local demand that it was left to individualistic enterprise to get going the great ‘dig for victory’ campaign, The site chosen was Doctor’s Lane, and Mr. Brownlow let the plots at a nominal rental of 6/6 and 9/- a vear ...
... should keep quite fresh supply of food. That is why every for several weeks until you are able to gardener is asked to ‘Dig for Victory use them up. Any parsnips that you|__, w ) still have left in the ground should be | : lifted now before they begin to ...
... response to : : ard times. !lon p:gabn '&thea;f?; ygls The association now !,ns.p y e'r ying has a much more varied Dig for Victory™. membership with more The popular society boasts women than ever before. about 500 members and runs a Association secretary ...
... potatoes from 14 TSI WORRCIREE . L W RR| ¢ | e AW AETEILE acres, whilst in the Victoria Park industrious patriotic citizens dig for victory where once they played rugger and soccer. At Rushby Fields also are moie allotments to make Leicester's a proud record ...
... Girls, 1 _Sylvia Ruddle (the Old Lady); 2 Shirley Johnstone (Chinese girl): 3 Janet Bird (Dutch girl). - Enid Wright (Dig for Victory): Margaret Randle (Gipsy): - Beryl Martin (Butterfly); Patsy Ewen (Nurse); June Branston (Make and Mend); Brenda Coates ...