... 111. ti.i .ill 11„ «|i-.i11,,. ]|is i» livillj.' :■ 1 1.., , (..11.,,.,., 1 . 11l :| I 111 111'lilin ID. 1 ,|. ,s, DIG FOR VICTORY SHOW. The s|:i|| ,i..- Ini it ami tahl* ||, |,j roft I!/• (I. an- inronncf!. '• “'I- I the total (in a-ceils £7l. Ih'llon ...

... Shirts, &c.: so, as ever, it is worth while looking up. HC TCDDV Men’s and t Itnnf Boys’ wear, L. I Lilli I fßurgcssHHJ, DIG FOR VICTORY. -Tl.o Bur. m*ss Hill Hrifish legion Horticultural Society’s Show will held the Women’s Instituto We ...

... hold in September, was again a great success. Tho show was held conjunction with the Cuckfiold Urban District Council’s Dig for Victory” Campaign, and the Society owed its best thanks to the Council for its continued cooperation and assistance. Also deserving ...

... Committee for Ibis urban district. Letters from Mr. H. J. Burtenshaw. containing suggestions for the furtherance the local Dig for Victory '* campaign, including the establishment of an independent Allotments Committee, were also considered. The Clerk explained ...

... Pluekroso and D. Simpson had attractive lit tie walking contest; Miss Vos provided pony tides for the youngsters; while the ‘Dig for Victory *’ side show was in the charge of Miss Way and Mr. Coombes. who also had care of a bath which extracted a good deal of ...

... Britir.h Restaurant had been in- align rated mobile canteen had been presented to the district gilt born Canadians, the dig for victory campaij'ii had been cr.rrtecl with vigour ami fine show held in the Public Hall. Mr. Taylor added that had also been glad ...

... HAYWARDS HEATH ALLOTMENT HOLDERS. ASSOCIATION’S REQUESTS TO THE URBAN COUNCII. SUGGESTED “DIG FOR VICTORY” WEEK. r«ill«n\injr a :’isriisNi ...

... then given. Miss Chairman the Garden Committee, said useful work had been done during the year, which culminated in the Dig for Victory show at Uyeeroft in August, when was realized. The sum was divided between the W. 1.. Nursing Association, Red Cross ...

... ial j think now may well set aside the figures not only justify Lord Wootton’s slogan of “Dig for Victory” and warning that everything in the past replace it with Dig Lire. for, aa, was not completely bad. hut prove to I see. things ere pointing to a very ...

... agriculture decline, was not repeated. They could help tin* national effoit now in many ways.as they were doing with the “Dig for Victory** campaign, and suggested that further assistance for allotment holders.pigfarmersand poultry breeders would be of Hu* ...

... further suggestions. The Sussex It oral Community Council wrote stating that they were issuing pamphlets dealing with the Dig for Victory’* campaign, and asking, among other things, the urea available for allotments in the parish. Tin* CiiAiUMAN stated that ...

... VEGETABLE SHOW AT BOLNEY. Success attends the Dig for Victory Effort. £7l NETTED FOR GOOD CAUSES. n„. rnllui'ia>ti ...