... allotments, and everything should be done to encourage as many possible to dig for victory but NOW is the time this, should be done. With the winter in front, all would have time to dig and prepare their plots for planting next spring and ensure the maximum ...

... ROYAL LEAD TO GARDENERS. The King has given a lead to the millions of people who are needed to dig for victory and produce every possible ounce of food from our own soil. His Majesty has given instructions that the output of food from the royal gardens ...

... and prizes were awarded to: Freda Burhidge (V for Victory), Leslie Hinton (cobbler). Muriel Mason patch work lady). Colin Oakeley (Uncle Sam). Shirley Conduit (Bopep). and Michael Elkington (Dig for Victory). REGAL GINEMA, HORSEFAIR KITTY FOYLE ” Presenting ...

... herbs and a dash of cayenne pepper. on a hot girdle, an electric hot-plate or on the upper shelf of a quick oven When you dig for victory”, grow vegetables normally import from abroad tomatoes, leeks, carrots and onions. * until brown on both sides, turning ...

... questions asked and answered at a series of meetings organised among gardeners and allotment holders in support of the Dig for Victory movement. A foreword has been written by Mr. Tom Williams, M.P.. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Agriculture ...

... such quality and quantity to prove that, despite A.R.P. and other voluntary war efforts, wardens still found time to dig for victory.” FOR Y.W.C.A. FUNDS.—A recent social gathering arranged by the social committee of the Wesley Guild Marlborough Road ...

... following visit from Mr. Middleton when he kindled a fire ahd interested, 1 think, 50 per cent, at least of the village to dig for victory.’ We kept that fire goingonly just, sometimes—but we did keep it going, until few weeks ago we decided to hold show for ...

... want it as a sweet dish. If you want it as a savoury, add a pinch of mixed herbs and a dash of cayenne pepper. When you dig for victory”, grata vegetables tee normally import from abroad tomatoes, leeks, carrots and onions. Remember to turn on your wireless ...

... THE BANBURY ADVERTISER He congratulated all those who had been digging for victory and had brought the fruits of their labour for others to see. declaring “This wartime show, this wartime effort of ours generally may have one good result in the midst ...

... Northamptonshire man, being native of eston-by-Weedon, where he is at present living, also pointed out the influence “dig for victory” movements were having, saying that in future they would all be gardeners. He attributed much of the success of these ...

... Britain, e’re holding our own show this year, a show to enjoy ourselves in. of course, but also give a real ‘push’ to the Dig for Victory Campaign. Right up till this morning, the farmers have been hard at it—getting in the bumper harvest. Now—for brief afternoon ...