... four years ago. The objects of the association have been to foster the cultivation of vegetables and assist in the ‘‘ Dig for Victory ” campaign and also help the Red Cross Agriculture Fund—both laudable objects and each. successfully accomplished. Last ...

... and prizes were awarded to: Freda Burhidge (V for Victory), Leslie Hinton (cobbler). Muriel Mason patch work lady). Colin Oakeley (Uncle Sam). Shirley Conduit (Bopep). and Michael Elkington (Dig for Victory). REGAL GINEMA, HORSEFAIR KITTY FOYLE ” Presenting ...

... of Peace, Miss America, There’ll always be an England, The Boy that Santa Claus forgot, War Salvage, War Certificates, Dig for Victory, No Coupons Left, No Fuel and a Land Girl. The judges were Mrs. Kirtland, Mrs. i-looper, Mrs. Shillan, and it was possible ...

... House, gave an interesting and instructive talk on gardening with advice on what fo grow and how to grow it in the * Dig for Victory’’ campaign. Mr. Wheeler ulsn‘ judged the competition for the best bowl ‘ of narcissi, * Poetez Cheerfulness,”” placing ...

... ¥leasm‘e to take part in the Dig or Victory observance in Banbury. There was still a great need for growing more food. They had been fortunate during the war in having a sufficiency of food, but they would want more when victory came. They had an exhibition ...

... rechristened the Dig for Victory over Want campaign at a meeting at Banbury Town Hall on Wednesday evening last week, at which Air. H. S. Lester. Chairman of the Town Courcil’s Allotment Committee presided. T prefer to call it Dig for Dear Life ! he ...

... herbs and a dash of cayenne pepper. on a hot girdle, an electric hot-plate or on the upper shelf of a quick oven When you dig for victory”, grow vegetables normally import from abroad tomatoes, leeks, carrots and onions. * until brown on both sides, turning ...

... The WORKERS’ BOON 10. CHURCH LANE, BANBURY, FOVt OmBRiBLUaS “Dig tor Victory” Exhibition ADDRESSES: FILM SHOWS: BRAINS TRUST AND OTHER INTERESTING FEATURES. Banbury’s “Dig for Victory” Exhibition, held throughout last week and described briefly in our ...

... Hinton (cobbfr), Muriel Mason (patchwork lady), Colin Oakley (Uncle Sam), Shirley Condamit (80-peep), Michael Elkington (dig for victory). There was bowling for a live pig, skittles, darts, treasure hunt, etc., the arrangement for these. being superintended ...

... Society, and organised many successful shows in the Castle grounds. The last was arranged last year as an incentive to the “Dig for Victory’ campaign. He took a great interest in the local football club and in connection with junior football he had an excellent ...

... the added glories of colour photography when applied garden pictures. said whilst we are constantly being reminded to dig for victory.” hoped those who had gardens would still spare small plot to “plant for peace ’—by that meant that flowers reallv meant ...

... children had taken pains to dress themselves up. The awards were made to; Girls—l Iris Winterton (Dig for Victory), 2 Vera Betts (Mrs. Mop), 3 Freda Paxton (Victory); boys—l, Brian Winterton (Hitler goes back to his old job), 2 Ralph Paxton (House Builder) ...