... has summed up five years of war activity at the Town Hall with Ave shields, devoted to Civil Defence, Fire Guatils, Dig for Victory. Control Centre, and sport in general, respectively. Each has its - motto, for which I understand Mr, Hatter disclaims ...

... position of plotholders when hostilities cease and building began again. They felt that Dig for Peace and Security should take the place of the Dig for Victory slogan. especially with the starving ...

... SECIIITARY O NE of the most go-ahead and successful of the wartime Dig for Victory organisations, the Streamside Horticultural Association in the Rayners-lane and North Harrow area, has lost its hon. secretary Mr. G. R. Oliver, who has recently resigned ...

... Tucker, from the Avalon House School, Pinnerview, judged the children's fancy dress competition, placing Lynda Brockbank (Dig for Victory ). Heather Angel ( House to Let ), and Jean Sayers (Powder Puff), first, second and third respectively. Baby Show There ...

... Association for some years and its chairman for the past six ' years. chairman of the Hatch End Dig for Victory Committee and the Harrow Speeds Victory Committee, and chairman of the local Red Army Medical Aid Fund appeal. Mr. W. Weston. seconding. urged ...

... in real danger and faced with • food shortage. the people were called upon to grow more food, dig every inch of ground. dig for dear life, and dig for victory. Whitehall called with no uncertain voice, and the people rose stuckrally. To this day the yand ...

... existence 'goes on. THIS year horticultural societies, welch did so much to arouse enthusiasm in Wembley at the time of the Dig for Victory campaign, have been able to include in their schedules a comprehensive list of floatr classes, and as a result there ...

... Parsons, bricklayer and his mate, representing the housing programme, 1; Terry Collins. Rinso. 2; and Doreen Haddock. Dig for Victory. 3. A special prize was awarded to Marguerita Holliman for the most appropriate costume —Peace. The winners of the decorated ...

... was gratifying to find that flower cultivation had been so effectively maintained in Kenton despite the stern calls to dig for victory. and the exhibits. ' arranged to artistic advantage. were wholly delightful. Mixed flowers. roses, chrysanthemums. and ...

... Summerville and Virgina Weidler ALLOTMENT DEMONSTRATION The Winter programme of lectures and films in support of the Dig for Victory” campaign should be followed up by a series of practical demonstrations on gardens and allotments Such demonstrations ...

... the flower section prizes were won by Mesdames Holmes Robinson and Scraggs A great many entries were received for the Dig for Victory section and the awards for the best vegetables went to Mesdames Jennison Robinson and Williams and for fruit to Mesdames ...

... Removal Of Shelters Dealing with a complaint by a member that Anderson shelters in gardens were interfering with digging for victory. Mr. T. L. Munns. who gave a talk to the meeting on the work of the Harrow Council. said that it was a matter for the ...