... productions as dried eggs. Mr. H. Taytor IClmirman of the Council). said that Hayward* Heath district had done well to the dig for victory campaign. Before the War there were 1111 allotments In the area. Now there were 431. The horticultural show judges were ...

... a trawler and are now busily engaged on the provision of wqollen comforts for the crew. They impose to Join in the dig for victory campaign. and negotiations have been started for the acquisition of land for allotments. Asked to state his occupation ...

... elaborate booths and sheds and other buildings erected for no other apparent purpose than the display of the longfamiliar Dig for Victory and Cirovnnore pamphlets, and the whole exhibition swarms with land girls and officials and experts In this, that. and ...

... of 159 and balance of E 54 10s. 11d. out of an income of ROB 13s. 4d. The associanon. which did valuable work in the Dig for Victory campaign by arranging lectures and dernonstastic .1 to help new allotment holders, is arranging for more talks during ...

... (free to Brlghtonlans, Id. to zeort-realdents) an allotments and smallholdings handbook embracing all the most useful Dig for Victory** leaflets and a catalogue or seeds. fertilisers and plants available at rock bottom prices under the Corporation seeds ...

... writes.— rite first war brought the Dig for Victory campaign. Toe lesson o. that war legs:oust lucid production went unitemed, ono as coastlimpet unstinted energy ass men expanoccl in • second worla sir Lag for Victory effort. Oaring the years fol.osuig ...

... show was arranged by Haywards Heath and Mid-Sussex Horticultural Society in conjunction with Cockfield U.D. Council's - Dig for Victory campaign and the Ministry of Food Kitchen Front. In the opinion of the judges, It was a good show. A competition for ...

... Jones also drew attention to the injustice suffered by tenants of Council houses who. in response to the appeal to dig for victory. had cultivated their gardens, and after being rendered homeldis through naving had their homes damaged. were told teat ...

... was best men. and the ceremony was conducted by the Vicar LAND RIADY: TILLERS WANT At • meeting In connection with the Dig for Victory campaign, held by the Surplus Produce Committee at St. John's Institute on Thursday, Mr. O. C. Johnson (Horncultural ...

... felt that justice would be done if the summons were dismissed on payment of costs DIU ?OR VICTORY BROW The large st.end►nce at the Mayor's Dig for Victory allotment show, held at the Assembly Rag on Thursday. and the good qua..tv o• the entries ...

... proded to fill the vacancy at their meeting on October 14. BRAINS TRUST FOR DIG POP An interesting programme has been arranged in conpecton with ChleheaWr's •• Dig for Victory week, which begins on October 15. The openhig meeting of the campaign will ...

... daughter of Mr. and Mrs, I. Lanettbury, Ardingly. Colleagues of the bridegroom formed a guard of honour. —Out of the Dig for Victory Orden Club • Horticultural Society baa been formed. Mr. A W. Coates Is ClMAnnan and Mr. Z. W. Hale r 7. The National Savings ...