... Terry may dig for victory THE state of the pitch at the Athletic Ground is giving officials of Maidstone United an outsize headache. “We're definitely going %o do something about it even if it's only boring holes in the ground,”” declared manager Terry ...

... “M Stones dig for victory Only : by GORDON €ARPENTER AFTER the rain that rulned the first two d-g of the o #mm“ e county are faced with the mlfl in the Benson and Hedges Cup um.:u lstgg 3'-.5. N-d 11..- mh order to qualify. Tomorrow’s opponents at ...

... rl Kent Memories fl Groups form to dig for victory and truth A monthly KM series looking back at events in Kent 50 and 25 years a%'o, by ALAN BIGNELL iy IR e BECAUSE of official 'm censorship it was not until the first week of February that the Kent Messenger ...

... Albert’ ALLOTMENT holder Albert Brownisa real dig for victory - The way he had cultivated his plot near his home at Berwyn THERE'S § LEE DA\ THE SPECIAL It’s not our nature to brast of .this year we believe we's competitors who do not se To celebrate ...

... very strongly linked in the war years with that of the late Mr. H. C. Elsdon, when they were both leaders in the famous “Dig for Victory” campaign in Kent. Mr, Taylor, who is at present headmaster of the Canterbury Road County Primary School, Sittingbourne ...

... the school’s history into a . It illustrated bomb in 1944 and classes which came to the fore in World War Two in the Dig for Victory campaign. Old photographs and school board minutes 'were on display. Al George, who hnmk‘q - Staplehurst, found his name ...

... roughly made skipping rope which was all the wartime youngster cduld expect in a Christmas stocking, from ration cards to Dig for Victory posters. One setting shows a soldier sitting in a bleak war time pub with a box of gifts of ci%iarewes for the troops ...

... Albert’s victory dig ALLOTMENT holder Albert Brownisa real dig for victory - The way he had cultivated his plot near his home at Berwyn Grove, Loose, has made him champion of Maidstone council’s 850 allotment tenants, for the third year running. - He ...

... The women who dug for victory DURING the war, the women of the Land Army donned dungarees and green jumpers to help dig for victory. Farmers were sceptical at first, as conscripted town girls arrived to help with the harvest. But in a short time, the ...

... public house, Walmer, is leading the fight for the return of the land, which was cultivated at the inception of the “Dig for Victory” campaign. She says the land should be returned as a ‘“traditional playground for local children.” Mrs. Minter is being ...

... of that classic paperback The Vegetable Garden Displayed. Launched by the Royal Horticultural Society as part of the Dig For Victory campaign, and splendidly illustrated with photographs tgken at @ Wisley, the work soon became a textbook in its own right ...

... at Holmesdale Community School, Snodland, has been running successfully since the 19405. It originated as part of the Dig for Victory campaign, when playing fields were ploughed up in order to grow vegetables. In the 1950 s cattle and pigs were intro- ...