... DIG FOR VICTORY Successful Meeting At Ilfracombe '' The need is urgent. We must grow more food. If you are prepared to do your share the Ilfracombe Council will not hesitate to do theirs, declared Mr. F. G. Reed, J.P., chairman of Ilfracombe Urban ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY Successful Exhibition At Shaldon Fruits of the dig for victory campaign in the Shaldon district were on view at the Undercliffe Hotel. War-time difficulties were swept aside by the 10/zal Horticultural Society, and their show of produce ...

... ILFRACOMBE AND FOOD DIG FOR VICTORY * MOVE The need is urgent. We must grow more food. If you are prepared to do your share the Ilfracombe Council will not hesitate to do theirs, declared Mr. F. G. Reed, J.P., chairman of Ilfracombe Urban Council ...

... HONITON DIGGING Town Setting Example To Larger Towns Many of us are too old to play an active part in the war effort, but we can at least cultivate our gardens in an endeavour to increase the output of home food production. I can't dig, but I'm dashed ...

... (Mrs. J. M. Phillips), are to be turned this week for the cultivation of vegetables. This marks the beginning of a Dig for Victory drive throughout the district. The work of ploughing up the lawns has been entrusted to Mr. W. J. R. Broad, a member ...

... A Devonshire reading and two action songs, Riding Down from Bangor and The Camel's Hump, with allusions to the dig for victory campaign, were gnjoyed. ...

... dead before lifting. The precautions to take are described in Growmore Leaflet No. 63, Potato Blight on Farms. and Dig for Victory No. 17. obtainable free from the Ministry of Agriculture, Hotel Lindum, St. Annes, Lancashire. Potato blight also attacks ...

... County Council came in for criticism at Barnstaple Rural Council meeting on Friday during a discussion on the coming dig for victory campaign with a particular appeal to women and older children. Mr. W. Thomas said there was land adjoining the school ...

... County Council came in for criticism at Barnstaple Rural Council meeting on Friday during a discussion on the coming dig for victory campaign with a particular appeal to women and older children. Mr. W. Thomas said there was land adjoining the school ...

... E. Hammett). Ladies—l Alsatian Peasant (Miss M. Huxham); 2 Knight Commander of the Bath (Miss Yates). Gentlemen—l, Dig for Victory (Master C. Bragg); 2, Persian Gentleman (Mr W. Pike). As the prizes and part of the refreshments were given, the takings ...

... evolved from their common misfortune, was the tendency to go back to the good neighbourly conditions of village life. Dig For Victory At Axminster on Friday, an Allotments Association was formed with Mr. G. H. Willmington, chairman; Mr. W. E. Sweetland ...

... where conditions permit, continue digging. On many soils it is absurd to try to dig hard frosty ground; besides being a waste of energy it may result broken tools, sprained muscles, and many bad words. As to digging in wet weather, it's better to go and ...