... N THE SPDOTLICHT F _arman: IT WAS the wartime rallying call ““Dig for Victory’ that inspired horticulturists in Melton to set up an allotment association. The 40 or so green-fingered pioneers of that early ventur= paid a yearly subscription ot one shilling ...

... contribution to the Red Cross effort. Mr. R. C, Ward’s blue poll steer sold to Mr Hill for £23. They had deserted their vital dig for victory effort for that day because they knew the great need of the Red Cross. They were determined to make every effort possible ...

... Digging to victory > Wwimer of the 1978 tment Competition is Mr. H. W. Gasson. And at a presentation on Wednesday his allotment was described as “a real picture.” Mr. Gasson, of 61 Saxbyroad, was judged to have the best allotment on the Saxbyroad site ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY AT 'KLONDYKE' Mr. Thomas Cowman, chairman | of Asfordby Parish Council, has once again come forward with the offer of -handsome prizes for the best rotation crops grown on the allotments known as ‘Klondyke,’ the property of the Council ...

... that business people here buy shares in Oilprolfa Ltd to enable us to develop the link and develop our futures. It’s digging for victory For a moment | lhotfghl he looked embarrassed, guilty at having delivered a speech that was so full of conviction he ...

... far from a desirable insurance risk. To-day, in my seventy-fifth year, I am quite fit, and able to do my share in “Digging for Victory,” (hanks to the little daily dose of Kruschen, taken at wakening, in hot (ea. 365 days a year sees this little ceremony ...

... home Mr. Hudson also explained that| Gegrge: Why are you digging that there would remain well over 300:“00‘(!&«]) pit. Garge? | individual farms that will not be| Garge: 1 he digging vur victory, zur. affected at all After a discussion on the Minister’s ...

... definitely, that in all matters of payment generally, cleanliness, subscripfions to public appeals, reception of evacuees, digging for victory, etc., Morley Street can face any other part of the town with confidence. (Signed) : Mesdames Brown, Gilson, Oliver ...

... and houses are neat, and their exterior reflects the tidiness of the occupants, Just now the villagers are bent on “digging for victory,” but in happier times the gardens are a blaze of colour from flowers of every sort. “WITCH” NEARLY DROWNED A hundred ...

... King's Road and a very good specimen it is Two friends, young Norman Dolby and Leslie Healey while digging for victory in their leisure time, turned up a victory potato weighing 18 ounces. This discovery was made on the Lake Terrace allotmeni of Mr. Albert ...

... THE EDITOR Whilst. digging for victory, Mr. R. R. Coy, Thorpe End, Melion, came across a fine V-shaped potato of which he is justly proud. Marrows and pumpking, as a rule, rank high in the list of heavyweights. Who is the grower of the larges:? In the ...

... Allotment Holders’ Competition. —Every patriotic allotment holder or possessor of a Kkitchen garden is now strenuously “digging for victory '—all power to the spade! but the 52 members of the Asfordby Allotment Holders’ Association are going one better. In ...