... ounce of energy and every minute I can spare in War-winning work. I help local voluntary organisations and if I can, I dig for victory. I know that everyone, including my self can do something. Cut this out and keep it! Issued by the Ministry of Information ...

... A. Appleby and Mr. W. G. Hunt The prizes offered included set of gardening took a very useful gift in those days of ■ dig for victory. Mrs. J. Craigs of Tritlington Hall, presented the prizes to the successful winners as follow: Ladies- 1 Mrs. F. Simpson ...

... Dcreen Luke and Kelly. 2, Warrior: Da*id 3, Eastern Lady: Margaret Cadey. Original. 1. Commando George Patterson. 2, Dig tor Victory: Eshart Dixon. 3, Airman, Brian Pyle. Speeial prizes for under 6 year.-* given by Mr. —L, Bo Peep : Gillian Eaetlate. ...

... (Near Employment Exchange). FRIDAY, JANUARY 31st. Time: V/ 3-30 p-m. Lady Doctor attendance. Advice given married women. DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN. PUBLIC M EETING TTNMCR the the Grow ~ More Food Association, ILL RLD In the TOWN HALL, Morpeth, ON WEDNESDAY ...

... confident agreed to. DIGGING FOR VICTORY of the same personal consideration, under all conditions A report by the Council’s Allotments Committee was received. It dealt, among coupled with Quality and Economy. other things, with the Dig for Victory Campaign of ...

... addition the urgent need assisting the Bed Cross, the encouragement it gave those who were public spirited enough to Dig for Victory, and that allotment holders were doing their share the home front. also complimented everyone who had shared the work ...

... OMMUNAL FEEDING FOR ALNWICK COUNCIL AGREE TO PREPARATION OF- SCHEME “WOULD B ON TO TOWN SUPPORT FOR “DIG FOR VICTORY.” CAMPAIGN At a special meeting of Alnwick Urban Council last Thursday night it was decided to instruct the War Emergency Committee to ...

... Not a square yard of suitable ground should wasted. It was no longer a case of dig for victory. It was a case of dig for preservation, or, if they preferred it, dig for dear life. 1 He mentioned that Kirkcaldy began with ' 200 allotments and had ...

... can know, it pity towards the lads a begging for want of an f making contacts. Cf. Streets contribution Digging For Victory THE “dig for victory ■’ appeal the Goverment has had response in Ashing Um. As miners are keen gardoneis nature and tradition ...

... report. Councillor Brotherton (chairman of the Allotments Committee) observed that now, instead of appealing to people to dig for victory, the council was having to go out to get more land for allotments. UNCULTIVATED GARDENS Reference was made to the number ...

... your dig for victory. It is doubtful whether our musicians have ever before had their work associated with spades and manure. Spotted Snakes SCANNING the programme of the concert given by the children North Seaton School during Wings for Victory Week ...

... you. Take the ' Dig for Victory' campaign; you thought it was to grom cabbages, but the A.U.D.C. knew it was to plant shrubs and trees where cabbages had been grown. You see majority of the Council thonght more the ' victory' than the 4 dig' and so prepared ...