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... Mr H P Peters commented strongly on the damage and destruction caused to allotments by dogs said they had been asked to dig or victory and they had done so but untold damage was being done by wandering dogs Destruction by dogs in the town was appalling ...
... weather conditions being favourable to the disease upon which the protective spraying should commence Most of us who dig for victory with any earnestness will be setting out such things as lettuces These raised in rows were probably sown much too thickly ...
... cycling and hiking The members also approved of a suggestion for acquiring an allotment as their contribution in the Dig for Victory campaign —Elections were : —Leaders Messrs E E Tellam J C Wood and Miss M Barnet secretary Miss B Chapman treasurer Miss ...
... most serious Scores of acres early potatoes in district had been by late frost People were told to grow more food and to dig for victory and it was serious matter that potatoes should sold at such a ridiculously low price £3 15s per ton Truck loads potatoes ...
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... abuloe) ST COLUMB For Victory St Columb Legion met on Monday Mr C (chairman) presiding by Canon S J Childs-Clarke Crapp hon treasurer reported -0 was invested during War Week on behalf of the branch rcular on the “Dig for Victory” out bv the Ministry of ...
... was served by the ladies the committee A Sir Roger de Coverley was danced —At the January Thomas Trengwainton gave talk Dig for Victory that being the institutes motto for the present Mr had to deal with many questions refreshments there was competition ...
... fancy dress to the following: Mrs Reed (Potato Pete) Mrs Tresidder (Lady Pompadour) Mrs Palmer ''(Home Guard) Mrs Julian (Dig for Victory) The M and J Bennett gave humorous sketch and Miss P display of Russian dancing in costume with violin Mr being the llahiat ...
... it: onions are making 9d per lb at this moment! What is a plot or a garden worth to a family if it is properly tilled? Dig for victory is the slogan at present: every perch of ground should be put to use Plots can be obtained for the asking advice from ...
... SLOGAN IS WASTE Many slogans have been issued since the beginning of the war The Ministry of Agriculture tells us to Dig for victory the Chancellor of tbe Exchequer says that we must “Lend to defend” Now from Lis Escop the residence of the Bishop of Truro ...
... Truro High School DORA COATE Head Mistress FARMING IN WAR TIME A contributor in Field April 20th writing about Norfolk's Dig for Victory” points out that Norfolk farmers have offered to plough up 30000 acres of grassland for cropping this year and that iwo-thirds ...
... Nicholls Jliott K Hambly B Hawkey— A been arranged Saturday Army XI For Victory— With Britain at countrymen are urged to do their t support its war effort One of calls is the Dig for Victory paign “Gardening in War-time” subject of a talk given by Mr E jce ...