... Friday, said that they npist keep careful watch over schemes involving the cultivation of recreation grounds part of the “Dig for Victory” campaign. When land had been specially prepared at great cost for the playing of team and other games it was not economically ...

... proposed the show should not held during the last war it was dropped for the duration. Mr. E. Small said they had been told Dig for Victory/’ and thought something should be* done encourage the allotment holders produce many vegetables possible during the war ...

... s into it. His lordship turned to the familiar phrase, Dig for Victory as applied to the garden to produce food, and admonished his hearers to turn the world upside down for the spiritual victory which must begin the gardens of their souls. They must ...

... represented the Dig for Victory slogan practical form, and, indeed, in its past tense, for it was display of horticultural produce which, in quantity and quality as well as in bloom and size, had obviously entailed much careful and methodical digging, expert ...

... cup, given by Mrs. Munro for the best cultivated allotment for winter food crops, was won by Mr. Arthur Simms. The '’Dig for Victory” cup, given bv the Society president, Ur. E. Sharpe, went to Mr- S. Bradbury, who tied with Mr. Dennis Noble tor the rank ...

... committee and friends, went to the follow - ing:—Ladies: 1. Miss Josephine Wortley (South Sea Islands); 2, Mrs. Kirnber (Dig for Victory); 3. June- Reynold and Doreen Mason (The wo Princes). Gentlemen: 1, Francis Gurney (cowboy) ; 2, Hugh Loveday (Brigand): ...

... self. Oaksey and his generous corn- With the war came the Hcr past service on the mittee. are going to get f 1 a slogan dig for victory. Next Council merits it. week more in their pay I recall the fight on the food Labour, with the same idea packets. and ...

... Company, Ltd., which have been temporarily given over to display F’ordson tractors in ...

... am pleased at the way the farmers are helping them, but it is at the Treasury where the trouble lies. We are told to dig for victory: with a bank overdraft it cannot be done. I have warned the public for years at the Guildball, Eondon, over growing more ...

... the too early closing of publichouses means that manv men can scar visit their local'” after daylig’.'t If they are to dig- for victory a!lo‘mcnt and farm, it does not seem unreasonable to suggest that thev may be allowed to refresh themselves tog-ether ...

... survivor of his ship, and was wounded at the Dieppe raid, in a few remarks through the microphone, realistically linked the “Dig for Victory” Campaign with the unceasing battles of the seven seas and the vital importance of shipping space for the essentials to ...

... gentlemen for their gifts. Prize-winners in the show were follows Frank Buckingham Challenge Cup for most points, L. Fowler. Dig for Victory Cup (presented Miss A. Sharp), L. Fowler. Vase of (lowers. —l, S. Bradbury; 2, Mrs. Marshall; 3, J. Ayres. Vase sweet ...