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... DIG FOR VICTORY. There is no barrack square atmosphere about this centre. The concrete pathways are bordered with little plots of culuvaed ground. There are altogether ten acres of land around the centre and this is all in cultivation. potatoes, cabbages ...
... Street, Londonderry LEND FROM £5 to £l,OOO PRIVATELY With or Without Security. FULLEST PARTICULARS FREE. o BOY SCOUTS -DIG FOR VICTORY EFFORT. ...
... from Belfast to the country, the blitz in the city, the aircraft and shipyards factories, women at work, the old ‘Dig for Victory’ and other famous posters, plus the ration books. And it gives little human elements like the soda bread granny made in the ...
... 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 ...
... take pint. (H CREWS). SATURDAY. AUGUST 30 FIRST RACE 2 30 P.M. DIGGING FOR VICTORY. Cup for Baltylum Allotment Holder. Portadown has made an encouraging response to the Dig for Victory appeal. Over 130 plots in the Public Park„ at Tavanagh and Baltylum ...
... The Modern Store, 69 DONEGALL S ast T., s B ELFAST, Phone Belfl. Let 'dig for victory' be the motto of everyone with a garden. and of every ablebodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment in their spare time.—British Minister of Agriculture in ...
... 8 p.m. OM New Members requested to *mod. J. Hon. E. Chairman. Portadown Garden Plots Association Film Lecture On the Dig for Victory Campaign By MR. McKENzIE, Northern Ireland Allotments Association, and MR. HAGAN, County War-Time Horticultural Instructor ...
... British merchant ships to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, allotment owners - like the farmers - were encouraged to ‘Dig for Victory’ and produce food. In September, 1941, the Portadown allotment owners were praised for their high standards following ...
... lion's share of the ...
... !fi e N P~ eby S I ,i;fi‘?%;;{;;r% B =5 - + ’.: ‘3N o fik‘ T‘; ““J‘z‘-‘\yv}' >'~ i - fi‘‘ , :”,‘.P,-_v\‘:f- LN iRt DIG FOR VICTORY David Binks forks the clay courts at Century Street to enable the water to drain away prior to Saturday’s County Armagh ...
... the run. Let the young ablebodied men in Armagh help to keep him on the ton and be amongst the victorious Irish Fusiliers when planting the dig of victory in Berlin. Physically fit men from the ages of 18 to 41 were required to volunteer. There was only ...
... advantage of the re SPRING WARTIME - GUIDE. cent spell to sow as many seeds as possible. The Ministry of Agriculture Dig for Victory appeal has certainly found a welcome response amongst Portadown plotholders and already Mr. David Hall—the hardlarking ...