... testimonial from old scholars and friends of Banbury County Schoolwill take place at the School on Saturday next at 7 p.m. “DIG FOR VICTORY EXHIBITION (Continued from Page One) THE IMPORTANCE OF ALLOTMENTS. Mr. W. W. Borrett was the speaker at a meeting held ...

... gin), 2 Sally Butler (Harem girl), 3 Dorothy Haskins (Chinese gill) ; boys, 1 Peter Gilkes (Clown), Brian Beekettt (“Dig for Victory'’), 3 Charlie Roberts (Savage). The children then adjourned to the Grimsbury Recreation Ground for the sports, the organisers ...

... questions asked and answered at a series of meetings organised among gardeners and allotment holders in support of the Dig for Victory movement. A foreword has been written by Mr. Tom Williams, M.P.. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Agriculture ...

... diseases and pests. which trouble amateur gardeners, and he had some useful information to give in connection with the *“ Dig for Victory’’ Campaign and how to. grow vegetables for the family all the year round, not only fresh potatoes in July, but all the ...

... England. Mr. , Frank Partridge was at the organ. BANBURY DIC FOR VICTORY WEEK An interesting programme of events has been arranged during next week connection with the “Dig for Victory” exhibition at the Town Hall. Banbury, which will be opened officially ...

... through the dark days through which the country passed this society, like many others, had worked hard to help in the ‘‘Dig for Victory Campaign,” and now on the occasion of its fourth show the members seemed .able to take the opportunity of enjoying themselves ...

... exhibition and make it a successful campaign. Mr. BorreTT said he was not there to tell Banbury people how to grow food. This Dig for Victory Week had a very definite purpose and he thought the public would appreciate that. The war seemed to be goming to a climax ...

... by Mr. G. Soane, horticulture inspector to the Ministry of Agriculture, on a visit to Banbury in connection with the “Dig for victory’’ exhibition. Mr. Soane spoke gardens and allotments in war-time. Rotarian R. B. Miller proposed a vote of thanks. On ...

... NEWSPAPER “DIG FOR VICTORT EXHIBITION AT BANBURY ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY AT TOWN HALL. OPENING BY THE MAYOR most entertaining and instructive.* fcxliibition is taking place during this week at the Town Hall, Banbury, where a Banbury Borough. “Dig lor Victory” display ...

... recommendation was then passed and the minutes confirmed. Issued by the National Savings Commitiee ALLOTMENTS COMMITTEE. ¢ Dig for Victory >’ Week. It was resolved that the following sub-committee, in eollaboration with three representatives to be appointed ...

... bar and in the ballroom. These were greatly admired, and so was the “Dig for Victory” corner which they had staged in the bar as a reminder that this was Banbury’s “Dig for Victory” week. It was most artistic display of Messrs. Adkins’ magnificent vegetables ...

... Margaret Smith (Red Cross nurse); Margaret Simpson (fairy godmother); 3, Jennie Batchelor (gipsy). Boys —l, Peter Chester (Dig for victory); '2. Norman Barrett (milk boy); 3, Billie Barrett (waste paper). Doubles—l, Gerald and (Continued next TYSOE WEDDING ...