... Expressing thanks. Mr. Reeves said Whether it was working on the demonstration plot in the Castle Grounds during the ' Dig for Victory' campaign or giving talks to the Allotments Association. I enjoyed it. The reward has been the stuff you've grown—so don't ...

... respect have been unfortunate. The inference was there that the allotment movement bad lost some of the priority that Dig for Victory campaign■ won for It in the war. The challenge to the Councillors' remarks in this Issue may soon disillusion them. Whilst ...

... claimed that their father had seised them to dig for victory, turned out. If they know that always been the tenant and they set to work and dug for when they turn out the allot- that the tenancy had . only been victory, and they have every meat holders, they ...

... Division (he was responsible for many of the wartime campaigns for the Ministries of Labour and Health in particular “Dig for Victory”) who died on February 16th last aged 43 left £955 gross £219 15s 8d net value Probate has been granted to his widow Mrs ...

... Barber, aged 18 months, attired as a doll complete in cardboard box and tissue paper, second prize went to David Beer as “Dig for Victory’* and third prize was jointly won by Elaine Beer “Mary Mary quite contrary” and David Woodford as a Bandit. A very well ...

... into gardener.. he continued. Men and women had fallen under the spell se the garden. It was dig for victory then. Next was dig for peace and now It was dig for plenty. It was work that meant sacrifice. and escrilice meant service. Nothing was worth ...

... under circumstances which required a big heart and very big spade Portchester people did not need the stimulus of the Dig for Victory” campaign They got down to it and produced the skeleton of the Association Pixigress and success culminated in the revival ...

... irspliy. war members of the 8.8. C. staff were asked if thty would go around the country and talk in aid of the big Dig for Victory scheme, which realised 1,000,000 odd tons of vegetables. Many well-known 8.8. C. commentators volunteered. including ...

... Westwood land was bought for industrial purposes. and 80 acres were acquired for housing, whilst his keenness in the '•dig for victory' campaign led to the fermation of the now flourishing horticultural association, of which he was president. In days when ...

... of Westwood land was bought for industrial purpwes. and 80 acres were acquired for housing, whilst his keenness in the dig for victory campaign led to the formation of the now flourishing horticultural association, of which he was president. In days when ...

... had their head-quarters and the story was set in the war years when every village, no matter how small, was urged to Dig for Victory and help the war effort in a dozen different ways. An audience of about 160 had seen and enjoyed the play on Thursday ...

... their head-quarters and the story : was set in the war years when i every village, no matter how small, was urged to ' Dig for Victory and help the war effort in dozen different ways. An audience of about 160 had | seen and enjoyed the play on j Thursday ...