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... 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 myself, can do something. Cut this out and keep it! Issued by the Ministry Information ...
... Council’s possession, was proposed to be made to the local allotments Association, and should prove very useful in the Dig for Victory” campaign. Sewers also came under review and considerable discussion took place over the reception of sewage from houses ...
... from the bed, nor the kind who wilfully invade the recreation ground at the Vale. Yours faithfully. One who is trying to Dig for Victory.” N. S. W. WHEATLEY. 18, Vale Road. Aylesbury, July 4th, 1942. ...
... served threefold purpose, hy helping the Red Cross Agriculture Fund, hy taking very important part in encouraging the Dig for Victory campaign, and in the production of food for ourselves not only for the present time, hut for the future as well, for great ...
... P, Woodruff (Tring) and Mr. W. Kempster (New Mill), Mesdames Turney and W. and E. Leach. The show was a credit to the dig for victory campaign. Mrs. E. J, Seabrook ran a stall with Mesdames Clarke, Newton, Donner and Claridge; Mrs. P. Kingham a book stall; ...
... national effort. Not only does the breeding rabbits enhance the meat ration hut it may also be co-ordinated with the “Dig for Victory” campaign. The possibilities of further cuts in the meat ration gives the rabbit-breeder bis chance. By becoming a member ...
... 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 ...
... Stella Johnson (Salvage); 2, Cherry Anne Hampson (Spanish lady) ; 3, Janet Rickard (Gipsygirl), Boys: 1, Brian Fleet (Digging for Victory) , 2, John Fleet (Chinaman) ; 3, Jack Goldney (Salvage). Lady’s costume. I, Mrs. Philbey (Syd Walker); 2, Mrs. Derley ...
... of Allotments. Buckinghamshire is taking a large share food production by means of its allotments, and those who are digging for Victory will appreciate the encouragement they receive from those in authority. Never before was much grown by so many. Mr. ...