... Institute and be loyal. and then you will have a really wonderful branch of the organisation. Later, when speaking about the Dig for Victory campaign. Mrs. Davey appealed for volunteers who would be willing to assist 1r agriculture and smallholdings. She declared ...

... 3: Priest-lane : G. Brant and M. Bailey 1, Mary Baldwin 2, Pauline Brant 3; Bridge-street A. Barber I, R. Champken 2, Dig for Victory 3; Hurst Park : Mary Lampitt 1. G. Millard 2, J. Willis 3. SCHOOLS' POSTER COMPETITION Judged by Miss Campbell, art mistress ...

... wastage. And, finally, it seems so singularly contradictory to the many urgent appeals, both national and focal, to Dig for Victory. Yours faithfully, M. DAVEY . Chairman of the Women's Institute Market Stall. The Manor House . Beckford. Near Tewkesbury ...

... Potatoes, once grown. Scotch Maiestic.—Clyde Higgs Hutton Rock. Stratford-on-Avon. p 6834 IT IS STILL NECESSARY TO DIG FOR VICTORY ROBINSON'S ...

... I, AT THE SABRINA CINEMA NF IT WEEK. A Film of particular interest to all those who ' Dig for Victory.' It will help you to get better results. Contributor.. RAKERS N KS E It I ES LTD. CHASE PROTECTED CULTIVATION LTD. CLAY & SON LTD. H. P. HAVILTON- OR ...

... Oothertngton FA (£2 for 1941). Many of these parishes have also a free will offering scheme in operation. TO ENCOURAGE DIGGING FOR VICTORY Vegetable, Fruit and Flower A committee of 4attiening enthusiasts. of which Mr. J, S. Gannaway is chairman and Mr. A ...

... Produce Guild) read pussages from a quarterly bulletin issued to all Produce Guild members stressing the importance of the Dig for Victory campaign. The Ministry of Food is asking the Institutes throughout the country to undertake the task growing 1,000 tons ...

... Ministry of Agriculture he had been to many shows, both during the war when it had been a case of dig for victory and during the peace when the slogan was dig for dear life. but hardly ever had he seen such quality as was displayed in the exhibits of the ...

... Fair, held In the Gas Works Meadow, and this. too, attracted quite a number of residents and visitors. But the urge to Dig for Victory was still no less apparent, and gardens and allotments were alive with people who chose to spend the Easter break In ...

... Carrier. aged 32, employed at the Manor Farm. Great Washbourne, was found dead Included ir the literature concerning the - Dig for Victory campaign issued by hanging in a cowshed on the farm. Carrier was a married man with five young the Ministry of Agriculture ...

... fulfil their offer. An account of the Autumn Croup •Meetiiie was given lir the President. It was decided to inaugurate u Dig fur Victory campaign o n the grass round the Hut, and to plant potatoes given by u friend. The prizes for an ay of .110 words ...

... Digging For Victory. Yorkshire Is aiming at 50.000 extra allotments, according to the County representative on the National Allotments Committee. Brighton already has 2.500 allotment holders and is inviting more. The Suffolk town of Stowmarket is offering ...