... be completely removed, and gardening will be & source of pleasure and ;‘uusflvbowilit. May the New 'ear’s resolution to Dig for Victory lead to greater prosperity for the individual and the nation, and give » sense of satisfaction which will degd to happiness ...

... Sawley, will assist with the pastoral duties. The fact that the nation is being urged to grow more food in wartime, to - dig for victory, - adds special interest to the many old customs associated with Plough Monday, which falls on Monday next, January 8 ...

... could be made to the differen‘ 1 charges. v*' lle seconded the motion, which carried. Women allotment holders on the “Dig for Victory” slogan, j ■ E. Barden expressed pleasure at the ‘■ale er wllo alr eady volunteered to 0 ® allotments, but appealed for ...

... Dig for Victory I tad you eat your own sprouts and with your Christmas and New Year dinners this year? Possibly you had a choice also of your own leeks or winter greens, or even cooked beetroot or turnip. Gathered from the plot in the morning of the day ...

... production of food, and it is to be hoped that the ‘“‘ Dig for Victory cam- paign being instituted by the Ministry of Food will meet with a like warm response. It is hoped that in the course of this year 300,000 new plots of 300 square yards each will be ...

... Mayors of the country should call the citizens together to give thanks for blessings received despite the troublous times. Dig for Victory COVENTRY is making a big drive to get citizens to grow more food. There have been a large number of applications for ...

... fast enough in Coventry. Sir Reginald Dorman Smith declares that Dig for Victory should be the slogan of everyone with a garden, of every able-bodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment in their spare time. Coventry Parks Superintendent, Mr ...

... good crop of grass—or is it winter oats or wheat? Perhaps the Parks Superintendent would enlighten those who are ’’ digging for victory as they might like to take advantage of all early growing crops! ...

... PLOUGH MONDAY CUSTOMS. The fact that the nation is being urged to grow more food in war-time, to dig for victory,’’ adds special interest the many old customs associated with Plough Monday, which falls on January Bth this year. The traditional Plough ...

... value nor attractiveness. The housewife’s contribution ought to be no more than complementary to the husband’s for the “dig for victory campaign is intimately associated with the success of the rationing scheme. Waste of good land is as unpatriotic as is ...

... value nor attractiveness. The housewife's contribution ought to be no more than complementary to the huband's lor the dig for victory campaign is intimately associated with the success of the rationing scheme. Waste of good land is as unpatriotic the ...

... short time ago some people were searching for butter and were able to obtain only very small quantities. DIG FOR VICTORY The Dig for Victory movement is making rapid progress and 3,000.000 people with fair-sized gardens are being enrolled to help ...