... removed the chain and lock, and entered the field, which he declared formally open for use by the allotment-holders to Dig for victory. Mr. Gribble did not appear, and there was no untoward incident. Mr. Johns subsequently took the chain and lock to Mr ...

... Importance Reminder that we were fighting for our existence was given by the Mayor of Torquay (Mr. C. G. Price) at a Dig for Victory exhibition of garden films at the Marine Spa Ballroom, Torquay, last night. Mr. Price from attending, but in a message ...

... have every opportunity in these times playing games. Mr. H. W. Lee agreed, but reminded the Council that they had to dig for victory. There could be no guarantee about any particular spot. The committee would endeavour to have the plot in the best possible ...

... officer of Ministry called him and an form for contract was Tl application had now been turned down We are told to Dig for Victory, remarked Mr. Harris, but when w e make an offer we are refused. cannot get rid of the produce of an acre of our allotment ...

... SHALDON SHOW Cup Won By Maidencombe Competitor Evidence of the impetus given to gardening by the Dig for Victory campaign was to be seen when Shaldon Horticultural Society annual show was staged, despite wartime difficulties, yesterday to raise funds ...

... visitors to the town. Prizewinner of the girls was Miss Kathleen Demand as Cherry Ripe, while Master lan Nicolle as Dig for Victory won among the boys. The Mayor and Mayoress of Torquay (Aid. and Mrs. R. J. Bulleid) awarded the prizes, and among the ...

... Totnes Cottage Hospital. Totnes Benefit Nursing Association, and the St. John Ambulance Brigade, in July. To help the Dig for Victory campaign they have decided to run three competitions, two for cups, for allotments. Council houses and other gardens in ...

... patriots, who prices at the expense of those who have no gardens. It appears that the old slogan has died a natural death. DIG FOR VICTORY. Falmouth, Aug. 17. ...

... photographer said Thank you, and when the foot was reproduced in the newspapers and on the hoardings as the Government's Dig For Victory poster, millions of people were reminded that it was time to turn the garden over, and many thousands of novices felt ...

... take proportion of offals in their Is. 2d. worth. Mr. P. D. L. Moss complained it was all very well to urge people to dig for victory, but seed shallots were being sold at 2s. lb., while ordinary shallots were sold at a controlled price, which did not ...

... assistance will also given in buying seeds and fertilizers. Plymouth will soon Go it with redoubled energy on the Dig for victory front. ...

... work until years of age. Now, within a few months of his 80th birthday, he has returned to the land to assist in the Dig for Victory campaign. Married at Totnes on June 21, 1880 Mr. and Mrs Horswill have five childre living—Messrs. G. and J. Horswill ...