... OLYMPIANS DIG FOR VICTORY That the yrmth Morpeth’s borough have hearkened unto the popular cry dig for victory i« hy the fact that trio of youngsters—oaUants one might designate them—recently equipped themselves with the necessary implements for the turning ...

... to adopt the slogan Dig for Victory.” ”In war must make every effort. All the potatoes, all the cabbages, and all the other vegetables, we can produce may lx? needed. That is why I appeal yon, lovers this great country of ours, dig, cultivate, sow, and ...

... Councillors Dowie, Appleby, Hudson, E. R. Elliott and Mrs. Robson. DIG FOR VICTORY Councillor Doherty gave report of the conference held in Newcastle in connection with the Dig for Victory campaign, and he and Councillor E. R. Elliott were appointed confer ...

... Mr. W. L. Oliver were, departed to attend conference in Newcastle on Saturday, November 19th, in connection with the Dig for Victory Campaign, 1940-41. Th® Mayor mentioned lie had seen Mr. W. L, Oliver ■w'ho had him had been already nominated as chairman ...

... and T. Kennedy, with power to add their number. DIG FOR VICTORY The chairman said that they had sent two representatives conference Newe-aslle, convened li>e Lord Mayor in connection with the Dig for Victory campaign, and the Town Council also sent delegates ...

... MOR B Ss WANTEN The chatrman remarked that with regard to the Dig for Victory Campaign, they were doing their best to fall in with the Min'‘stry of Agncultare request that they shonld as many allotments going as they possibly could He moved that the report ...

... SALAD DAYS Many people will soon have gratectal to tbe war for one- thing at least. Tlhey are the tons of recruits the Dig for Victory campaign who this year well fresh, homegrown salads for the first la-me. A supply of crisp, saLads can be got from the ...

... appreciate the danger our is.and bon with the result that during the prese struggle time has been lost in ing the populace “dig far victory.” the Morpeth neighbourhood the More Food Association without delay and after only one sea-son work this organisation ...

... suecessfully inaugurated im Morpeth the early months of this year has made splendid progress. Their chief aim has been “to dig for victory,” and the results of their strenuous efforts were seen at the members’ first annual exhibition held in the Hope and Anehor ...

... A. Appleby and Mr. W. G. Hunt The prizes offered included set of gardening took a very useful gift in those days of ■ dig for victory. Mrs. J. Craigs of Tritlington Hall, presented the prizes to the successful winners as follow: Ladies- 1 Mrs. F. Simpson ...

... confident agreed to. DIGGING FOR VICTORY of the same personal consideration, under all conditions A report by the Council’s Allotments Committee was received. It dealt, among coupled with Quality and Economy. other things, with the Dig for Victory Campaign of ...

... OMMUNAL FEEDING FOR ALNWICK COUNCIL AGREE TO PREPARATION OF- SCHEME “WOULD B ON TO TOWN SUPPORT FOR “DIG FOR VICTORY.” CAMPAIGN At a special meeting of Alnwick Urban Council last Thursday night it was decided to instruct the War Emergency Committee to ...