... CAD.. MU V C (Sum) O F PA Lai Eft A A f t : ~,rl/40vr4D, v ic iorty#LgEacisa. This Dig for Victory campaign is certainly hitting every one. Even the schoolboys have to take their gardening seriously nowadays. But here's one who refuses to be glum ...

... Council’s possession, was proposed to be made to the local allotments Association, and should prove very useful in the Dig for Victory” campaign. Sewers also came under review and considerable discussion took place over the reception of sewage from houses ...

... worth while sitting down to consider what tools you will need. Thanks to “Dig for Victory” posters, a spade is probably the first that comes to mind, but before starting in to dig, you will want a measuring rod and a line. Buy or make wooden measuring rod ...

... leaving Wendover—whether in a short time or longer time. Consideration of the matter was deferred until the next meeting. DIG FOR VICTORY” CAMPAIGN A letter was read from Mr. A, R. Kerrell-Vaughan (Clerk to the Aylesbury Rural District Council) stating that ...

... a couple of spring cabbages out of a hundred planted in the autumn grace the homestead. That’s the sum total of our “Dig for Victory” Campaign. 1939. Which all portends to great activity on the Victoria Park front on Saturday week. The bass soloist in ...

... YOUR VICTORY GARDEN Readers who are engaged in the Dig for Victory effort will be able to plan their gardening in 1941 on advice supplied by Mr. Roy Hay, of the Royal Horticultural Society. Mr. Hay, who is well-known for his wireless talks on gardening ...

... Call to Active Service on the Home Front Bucks Womens' Institutes in War-Time A STERNER note of duty was added to the Dig for victory slogan by Miss Hirst Simpson, a National Federation of Women's Institutes Organiser, when she addressed a gathering of ...

... from the bed, nor the kind who wilfully invade the recreation ground at the Vale. Yours faithfully. One who is trying to Dig for Victory.” N. S. W. WHEATLEY. 18, Vale Road. Aylesbury, July 4th, 1942. ...

... winter, I write at once to the Ministry of Agriculture (Dept. W.D.F.) Bern Court Hotel, Lytham St. Anne’s, Lancs, for ‘Dig for Victory’ Leaflet No. i, which contains useful advice and guidance. Issued by the Ministry of Information Space presented to the ...

... laving a firm foundation for the future and, while citizens are now asked to Dig for Victory, so should they be given facilitics to enable them, when the time arrives, to Dig in Peace. * * * ...

... conic. A Garden Ones to War reflects the energetic personality of one who has bronght real meaning to the phrase ''Dig for Victory, and clearly shows how the householder can in his own garden help materially in the national effort. to win the war. ...

... night and that was his early-morning exercise.” (Laughter). Throughout Britain, new battalions are being added to the Dig for Victory army in readiness for the spring offensive. I PLOUGHING. DRILLING, ROLLING, DISCING C. JORDAN Prebendal Farm. Ayl**bury ...