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... DIG FOR VICTORY ! THE importance of growing all possible foodstuff should be recognised by all, and while allotments have been successfully cultivated, there is still land for more. The Council have made arrangements for Woodside Close and Highfield Close ...
... Dig for Victory WITH OUR SPECIAL COMBINED OFFER GARDEN TOOLS & SEEDS DIGGING and POTATO FORK, } ALL FOR 2/9 3 Packets of SEEDS and TROWEL G. LEADER & CO., Ironmongers SYCAMORE ROAD, AMERSHAM 'Phone 1022 ...
... and women prepared to take off their coats, to roll up their sleeves, ready to sacrifice their time and to dig for victory for God. After digging came planting, and they must be prepared to give out to others what they had gained themselves in order to ...
... However material was collected he did not think it would be an economic success, but Collect for Victory was an equivalent slogan to Dig for Victory. It was decided that the Council's Wastepaper Committee should remain in being. and should work in ...
... County Offices, Aylesbury. G. M. ODAM, August 6th, Executive Officer, 1940. County Offices, Aylesbury, PARISH COUNCIL DIG FOR VICTORY THE importance of growing all possible foodstuff should be recognised by all, and while allotments have been successfully ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY WHERE EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY. At Chorley Wood they are digging for victory. Journeying through the' countryside one finds many examples how, in this usually hospitable country, we are rearint a cool reception for unfriendly fo ...
... Easter holidays, but if we are favoured with fine weather Easter 1940 will witness a record burst of activity. The Dig for Victory army will be making their first major offensive of the year, and new recruits are warned that if they are in a great ...
... STILL MORE DIGGING FOR VICTORY. The feature of the meeting of Chorley Wood Council on Saturday morning was the report of the Allotments Committee, which showed that there were still more people in Chorley Wood who desired to dig for victory. There was ...
... spoken for Eternity, in the midst of which, of course, they were. Tense situations produced terse slogans. There were Dig for Victory, to It, the Premier's Grim and Gay, and the slogan of the last war, Carry On. Christ said, He that shall endure ...
... them make a personal contribution to the Dig for Victory Campaign. They will be helping to ensure that our people have that last week's supply of food that may well be one of the decisive factors in our victory. ...
... the necessity of increasing the number of allotments, and reported the latest plans for making land available in the dig for victory campaign. - A Illi ilk • 3 I A. ' • -__:___,.-.17' t .. Black-out conditions make home comfort more import- ant than ...
... such a success, including Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Robinson, and Mr. Stonnell, who had loaned and worked the radiogram. DIG FOR VICTORY PRIZES. FOR PLOT HOLDERS ON NEW ALLOTMENT. ...