... Ireland. In that splendid response Ballyclare was well in the van. In the town there were over 140 plotholders. all digging for victory. He was not surprised at that, because he did not forget that Ballyclare had set most places of equal size an excellent ...

... de Wiart will dig the first sod, and the speakers will include Mr. J. N. Lamont, who will greside; the Mayor (Councillor William haw), and Mr. J. A. Robson, LL.B., of the Ministry of Agriculture, who will stress the Digging for Victory effort. Entrance ...

... ARE CATALOGUED BY RUDDICK MILLAR and you will see fathers and sons digging for victory while the light lasts in the evenings, or on Saturday afternoons. In the city centre, spring’s smiling face is most clearly revealed in front of the City Hall where ...

... this proposal, and the committee adopted Mrs. Young’s very sensible suggestion. Mr. W. R. Saunderson, mentioning the digging for victory campaign.” proposed that members of the Society should help and advise those who are now making new gardens, and said ...

... of bread from the hands of the men, and the seal comes within a few feet of them and from rock watches them at work. DIGGING FOR VICTORY. Gardeners and plotholders are getting their land into shape for seed. Any. body who has even a few perches land is ...

... re-juirements. BALLOONS ABOVE POTATOES BELOW. The officers and men of an R.A.F. balloon centre the Midlands have Wen digging lor victory in real earnest. They have (brought seven acres land near the centre under intensified cultivation; all kinds of vegetables ...

... allotments—there is plenty to done there just now. too. If you are not fortunate enough have some place to do a bit of digging for victory go out into the ixirke and the countrv»idc That br-'i - and win. lig! • is far better tonic than anything But let add ...

... was most important that everything should be done for increasing food production, for in doing that they were really digging for victory. (Applause). NEW TEMPLEPATRICK INDUSTRY. The spade with which Mr. Armstrong turned over the first sod was one made at ...

... (bridegroom); Miss Margaret Graham and Masters BiliV Steele and Tommy Frew (Moonlight Flit); Master Derek Montgomery (Digging for Victory): Miss Kathleen Graham (South Sea. Islander >: Miss Ann Leonard (Little Bo Peep): Miss Sheila Clarke (Home Industry); ...

... He also served in the last war and was in France with His home address was 32 Wilson Street. Belfast. THE ARMY IS DIGGING FOR VICTORY.” Tro-.'p* in Northern Ireland are enthusiastic aliv t-aKil tii© Army & 'Diji iotory siiieme. * Tlk» Army has a iw>w ...

... given to a guard company. Close at hand a squad was revetting a trench with freshly hewn wood Another party was busy digging for victory” and making a very workmanlike jol> of it, too. Each detachment has its own garden plot, and the rivalry is so keen ...

... g programme was shown embracing first-aid, fire bomb and a film dealing with control and report centre operations. Digging for Victory. On Thursday evening of last week the W.V.S. held an exhibition of garden produce in the Report Centre. This was the ...