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... their part to play in the war effort The Mirror’s gardening correspondent Roy Hay headed his column for January 24 1941 “Dig for Victory -preparing for the spring offensive” Merchant ships bringing imported foods were a target for enemy destroyers and it ...
... Holiday fete AS August Bank Holiday approaches preparations move into top for Godstone Holiday fete Back 40’s when motto “dig for victory” members of British Legion (before the “Royal) up horticultural section it held two produce during year one August on ...
... Hove The home team led 1-0 at halftime and went 3-0 ahead before Katie Harding scored Horley’s consolation goal Minors dig for victory Youth football HORLEY Town Minors under-ISA had nothing to lose against league champs Thomson Athletic in the Crawley ...
... this was set at 10 penny worth per person per week which would four penny present currency The population was urged to “dig for victory and produce more homegrown food Any householder or allotment tenant could keep pigs hens or rabbits to supplement the ...
... while another saved but toes MIRROR AND COUNTY MR A W BACON DEAD EX-POLICE OFFICER’S RECORD OF PUBLIC WORK ALDERMAN DIG FOR VICTORY LEADER AND REDHILL FC FAN Mr A W Bacon County Alderman and the oldest public man in the Borough who has been in failing ...
... grew large quantities of vegetables which were sold locally The Ministry of F’ood commissioned her to write many of the Dig for Victory leaflets and others giving recipes and hints for nutritious menls If anyone has memories of this lady or copies of her ...
... Another active prominent figure in the celebrations was that ageless Alderman A W Bacon who been indefatigable in the Dig for Victory' campaign during -war did much organising ' well as' acting as of ceremonies for Sports Ground festivities On second night ...
... establishing the Cherchefelle bowling green and he one of that club’s Vice-Presidents During the last war when they had the “Dig for Victory” campaign Alderman Bacon threw all his energy into making it success He had the cooperation of the public and persuaded ...
... allotments was more fashionable than it is now but the interest which the formation of the Association aroused during the dig for victory campaign has gradually waned and the membership has dwindled down from some 200 to less than 100 The Rector the Rev Dennis ...
... worth of onions alone each year it is evident that if it were possible for the Dig for Britain campaign to be taken up with the same enthusiasm as were the Dig for Victory drives of 1914-18 and 1939-45 it could have substantial effect on our balance of ...
... Pensions Board and the Sons of the Clergy Corporation It may surprise some people to learn that he an early pioneer of the Dig for Victory movement He his own allotment and worked it himself old clothes until some five or six years ago A story is told of an ...
... Second World War saw building of an air shelter to protect the school's 101 children Pupils helped in the war effort digging for victory collecting herbs for medicine breeding rabbits to sell in aid of the Red Cross and writing to ex-pupils who had become ...