... Council try DIG fete victory deal to beat covenant at su USING Maritime England as their theme, Arun branch of the Disablement Income Group staged their firstever fete at Caffyns Field in Littlehampton on Saturday. The experiment proved such a success ...

... From The Banbury Guardian, October 26, 1944 POSTERS were con- tributed by elementary school children to a special Dig for Victory exhibition at Banbury Town Hall. Those selected for prizes and commendation were hung in the entrance hall. There were many ...

... individuals and businesses? Posters from the time would be welcome too, like those asking people to save tins and paper, Dig for Victory, and avoid unneccessary travel. What is more if anyone has memories, either serious or funny, of wartime Oxfordshire, ...

... lives in istry of Agriculture during the claim. brated their 60 years together Great Bourton with his wife World War Two Dig for Victory Annie, aged 91, still enjoys with a small party for family and Mary, and they have a son and campaign and continued his ...

... Spring into action “‘DIG for Victory'’ was the slogan which encouraged people to grow their own vegetables during wartime. It could just as easily be applied to those communities taking part in this year's South East in Bloom competition, sponsored by ...

... and subsequently if anyone is interested would they please get in touch with me and I will see that they lget a cofiy. A DIG FOR VICTORY — Best allotment competition is being organised by Practical Gardening and I am told further information can be obtained ...

... only natural that the coll¢ nation should revert to those days of rationing and air-raic and ‘‘We’ll Meet Again’’, and “*Dig for Victory’’ poste The memories of those who lived through it are steeped in pride for a generation who, when confronted with the ...

... AGO Littlehampton Kitchen Week opened with an appeal to residents to barter their home grown vegetables as part of the Dig for Victory campaign. The chairman of the urban district council said, ‘Not even the smallest patch must remain idle.’ FIFTY YEARS ...

... © Iraders celebrate victory CRANLEIGH traders came up trumps in the VE Day window dressing competition but Dobbe’s Digging for Victory emerged the winner. K Cranleigh Chamber of Trade president Denise Addison said she was ‘‘absolutely delighted’’ with ...

... presented the trophies and prizes at the end of the afternoon. The Village Produce Association are a remnant of the war-time ‘Dig For Victory’ campaign and the associations which are still going strong nationwide, still encourage the ‘grow your own’ attitude. ...

... opening, the school felt the effects of the war. Windows were covered with a splinter proof paint, the pupils took part in “Dig for Victory” operations by developing vegetable plots around the school and in November 1940 machine gun bullets hit the school as ...

... attained on Wednesday. BEXHILL is to have a new Allotment Holders’ Association. This was announced by the Mayor at a Dig For Victory meeting. SIS B AN A '.a VAL 3, . AN P - VR taed u -\:y. Xy NATIVITY TIME AT SIDLEY SCHOOL A 0 .. ST AT 3 RS E'! (e 08 ...