... DIG FOR VICTORY ra - GUINNESS for STRENGTH ...

... 18 An independent newspaper Established 1 855 No 40325 A VITAL SECTOR “DIG for Victory” “Why Import It We Can Grow It?” and Barley Barley— -Bermuda” Three slogans spanning nearly half a century reflect the changing national attitudes towards agriculture ...

... (Gp 5) THE CHRONICLE FRIDAY JUNE 14 1985 BRAVE JOHN’S PLEA TO US ALL CHILDREN DIG FOR VICTORY Police arson caution rapped Children’s than youngsters from Malpas Til-ston and Shocklach primary schools entered poster competition organised by the local entitled ...

... digs for victory THE Second World War was at its height when this photograph was taken, showing pupils at a rural school near Portadown digging to help the war effort. The school was Derryvane Primary School, and the pupils were taking part in the ‘Dig ...

... gardening, then when world war two broke out, he was greatly inspired t';i' the slogan Lord Widdleton gave to the nation ‘Dig for Victory'. His first rectory home in Tyrella, Co. Down, gave him the golden opportunity to see the ‘Glory of the Garden’ which ...

... book about the Park Royal company's advertising. Guinness went to war with a poster which combined the Government's Dig for Victory with its own Guinness for Strength slogan. It coincides with the brewery's latest Genius theme, but it is more a nostalgic ...

... g has reflected the changing fortunes of Britain. Guinness went to war with a poster which combined the Government's Dig for Victory with its own Guinness for Strength slogan. In the 1950 s a new poster appeared on the hoardings, showing a jovial sun ...

... There is a nearby Anderson shelter in which children will hear the taped sounds of bombs, as well as a plan to create a Dig For Victory garden at the rear. The 's'c'hools and exhibitions officer at the museum. Steve Woo!ford said, the home would look like ...

... Dates and Data nursery opened at 14 Horton Crescent. 1942 — This year saw the nation begin a “Dig for Victory” campaign. February 13 — It was announced that Rugby was to adopt the destroyer HMS Keppel (1,480 tons) by putting their savings to an account ...

... during the war stead, was speaking at Even dead trees should be Councils were now was the environment's big- were told to dig for victory. Berkhamsted Town Coun- retained as long as possible lacerating hedgerows with gest problem — followed But someone forgot ...

... advertising reflected the changing fortunes of Britain Guinness went to war with poster which combined the Government’s Dig for Victory with its own Guinness for Strength slogan In the 1950s new poster appeared on the hoardings showing jovial sun beaming ...

... advertising has reflected the changing fortunes of Britain Guinness went to war with a poster which combined the Government’s Dig for Victory with its own Guinness for Strength slogan In the 1950s a new poster appeared on the hoardings showing a jovial sun beaming ...