... Billingham (Labour, Ruscote) Jllotments agreed and pointed out that “he sovernment wants the council had a statutory ole to dig for victory but obligation to provide and test increase is far too maintain allotments. ...

... 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 ...

... The Lad when it comes to gardening matters can only count their luck and the prize money. Come on Eydon, join in and dig for victory at least in the society show. QO EYDON PLAYERS - Auditions for the pantomime, Beauty and the Beast will take place in ...

... through the dark days through which the country passed this society, like many others, had worked hard to help in the ‘‘Dig for Victory Campaign,” and now on the occasion of its fourth show the members seemed .able to take the opportunity of enjoying themselves ...

... exhibition and make it a successful campaign. Mr. BorreTT said he was not there to tell Banbury people how to grow food. This Dig for Victory Week had a very definite purpose and he thought the public would appreciate that. The war seemed to be goming to a climax ...

... recommendation was then passed and the minutes confirmed. Issued by the National Savings Commitiee ALLOTMENTS COMMITTEE. ¢ Dig for Victory >’ Week. It was resolved that the following sub-committee, in eollaboration with three representatives to be appointed ...

... displaying a theme closely connected with this celebration. . As well as all our forces, there will be titles such as Dig for Victory, We'll Meet Again and many more. Over the three days, Saturday, Sunday and Monday (May 6,7 and 8) 10am-6pm, the church ...

... who presided, said the Dig for Victory Campaign was essential in every place and in Banbury the growers had set a splendid lead in food production. He introduced Mr. Bevan and gave him a cordial welcome. Mr. Bevan said that the Dig for Vietory Exhibition ...

... hopes to be at the show, which is called ““his own '’ again this year, and in this little brochure under the title of ‘‘ Dig for Victory ’ he impresses upon all the vital necessity of keeping the food front strong and finishes with some very Lgractical hints ...

... soon), John Tobin (sailor), 6 Reggie Busby, 7 Jennifer Stowe (Bevin Boy). Vehicles—l Margaret Chapman (Dig for Victory), 2 Neville Pearce (Dig for Victory), 3 Godfrey Heritage (Airborne), 4 George Miller (nurse warden). From the High Street, the parade continued ...

... Mr H. Cross and secretary Mr T. Brightwell (above) have been in office since 1942 when the club was formed out of a “Dig for Victory' campaign. Saturday’s show — held in the village hall — was opened by former member and club treasurer Mr E. Lowe of Banbury ...

... SPECIALISTS are Currys Ltd. Consult them for all Radio Service and Repairs.—Currys Ltd., 19 High Street, Banbury. . 317 DIG FOR VICTORY with BEES SEEDS that Grow. Obtainable from Currys Ltd., 19 High Street, Banbury. 318 FOR SALE. Antique OAK CHEST, 4'7 ...