... found employment at the hotel few days previously. Digging For Victory Farmers and gardeners in the West Craven district have already begun to make preliminary arrangements connection with the dig for victory campaign of 1041. Dining 1040, may remembered ...

... uiany spent their holidays work, by which mean gardening. For them few days was heavenly opportunity to dig and dig and yet further dig for victory. It surprising how many of who in peace-time scorm-d the idea of gardening now find it interesting both ...

... inpatients was 9e. larby Leeturst on Horticulture I-list week i> will be remembered by •ur readers reierence was mode to the dig for victory cuiii|>uign in tliose columns, and export advice on gardening was promised for this week. One regrets, however, that such ...

... Bindley seemed to Im* sort of a|Nilogising for the absence of flowers, but she needn’t have done. People appreciated the “dig for victory spirit, anil were very much interested in the vegetables and herbs. Tliese were nicely lalM*lled, and several people s« ...

... last season, it would ar. : exaggeration to say that every avenue of resource was utilised to the fullest extent. The Dig for Victory appeal did, however, receive reasonable measure of patriotic regard, but this was mostly on the part of the men who had ...

... days being the normal period. A few people ore away, but most the holiday evidence i» in the form of rambles. The local dig for victory campaign having the advantage increased labour, there having been much aetivfty on the allotments. Birthday Qraatiaga ...

... no doubts that the many jieople who have taken allotments and who previously held “love” for gardening will continue digging for victory long after the war w« »n. It also pleasing to note that Hoy Hay’s gardening notes which apjicar this |m)icr frequently ...

... pleasantly situated and commodious vicarage. It has large garden in which Mr. Whitehead has been doing his full sham in digging for victory (rather against doctor’s orders one suspects!). Church, which the visitors inspected, is fine old structure, the original ...

... gardeners in the district are beginning to feel the their toil and sweat. One begins realise more and more the values of digging for victory. Besides helping the national war effort, gardening is also an enjoyable and economical hobby. Then again, it's good ...

... is, of course, a staunch Barrowtorder, where he has a gulden considerable size, does not find the dig, for-victory anything new—at any rate, not the digging |*art. he* has been doing that for years and with very successful results. There no waste space ...

... soon as they lose their grip in industry. People, in what known “the West Street area, are now wishing to do little “digging for victory when the day's work is done, and are very sad about there being no available land near by. When one thinks of the numerous ...

... hard time Inst winter, and it is hoped that their harvest this year will better than it was last year. Digging for Victory Competition 'Hip for victory eonipptition, which was announced Mr. Kopne. the Colne Parks Superintendent. in the lecture cave for ...