... Great show NOT since the wartime Dig for Victory days have 'Sowerby Bridge gardeners 'staged such an impressive display of their skill as at the 23rd annual show on Saturday. ‘Exhibition tables in the base'ment of Tuel Lane Chapel were crowded with king-size ...

... arrange, a trip around my patch! I'm I not a successful horticulturist, and never have been. He recalled the war-time Dig for Victory campaign and the best-lift-of-potatoes competition in which everyone took part. I religiously planted my potatoes and ...

... public mind a wrong allotment holders more security of Impression of the meaning anal tenure nature of allotments. the Dig for Victory The Ministry of Agriculture campaign they had started from scratch and they were steadily was pressing local authorities ...

... years he ed r t h t e he; n v4ere going to be , Councillor Haigh remarked that 'they did not just want allotments for a 'Dig for Victory campaign. iThey wanted them all the time. Ifor they were a source of pleasure. In further discussion. Coun. Warne said ...

... Whitei few minutes later the police i evs very well when he was conofficers also went into the inn and cerne d with the Dig for Victory I alleged that there were four men campaign and a poultry and pig • at the bar, behind which was the club, and visited ...

... against any possibility of devalua- our resources and with our inter-|sm—— 6d. coif seemed to be taking a much local Dig for Victory campai 'sion with the West Riding County Sea. [tion has, to put it frankly, con- national credits and, when we had — firmer ...

... boost e }“Dig for Victory” campaign.| igure it ou As might have been expected,| Each letter here stands ) he had some plain man's com-\ for a different figure, | ments to make on the subject.| Millions of people will do ( “Unless we dig, dig, ...

... Digging for victory! THE DECISION to dig up Headingley’s Test match pitch has come not a moment too soon to save the famous ground’s future as an international venue. At least the Leeds Cricket, Football and Athletic Company have moved swiftly to calm ...

... Borough Police. Mr. Kidd, too. has an 1812 workhouse penny. His possession of such a coin was the result of wartime digging for victory at fllingworth, on ground now well and truly built upon. The penny recovered from the soil is about an inch and ...

... taking out of the soil without putting something back . . . soil is a precious commodity,”’ she says. And when she’s not digging for victory, she’s working at the Calderdale Well Woman Centre or playing alto-sax in a Bradford-based band called The Peace Artistes ...