... 2, Miss S. Aston (highway lady); 3, T. Aston (one egg, one coupon); 4, J. Davies (tank); 5, D. Knaggs and S. Gorrod (dig for victory); 6. Miss Hartley (Eliza Comes to Stay). The judges were the Deputy Mayoress (Mrs. G. Cruddas), Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs ...

... ounce of energy ad 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 swag can do something. ...

... National Union of Townswomen's Guilds five sets of answers to their questionnaire. Mrs. Stamp was the winner of the Dig for Victory Competition. Amongst the * nisi of prisoners of war is the name of Pte. J. W. Holmes Hargreaves, Green Howards. of I ...

... of Agriculture & Fisheries in respect of vegetable production in gardens and allotments. It stated that since the last Dig for Victory Campaign sonic local authorities had been quite active with regard to vegetable production. It is vital that authorities ...

... Competition No. 253 and hope to be successful. I will now close, wishing you and all the Leaguers the best of luck. Digging for Victory. Leaguer Jean Smith, 5, East Terrace, Skelton: I am entering Competition No. 253 and hope to get a V.H.C. or a prize ...