... BARNOLDSWICK As the result of their recent Dig for Victory Show, Barnoldswick Horticultural Society has handed over £3O to the Stranded Service Men’s Leave (Transport) Fund. In connection with the Tanks for Attack campaign, Barnoldswick aims at raising ...

... ounce of energy and every minute I can spare in War-winning work. I help local voluntary organisations and if I can, I dig for victory. I know that everyone, including myself, can do something. ...

... Summer Work for Winter Crops you are following the plan in Dig for Victory leaflet No. r your garden or allotment should be well on the way to producing a large part of your vegetable needs for next winter. Although thisds the last of the War-time Gardening ...

... income for the half-year of double the amount received in the corresponding period of last year. Barnoldswuck’s first Dig for Victory” Show, promoted by the Horticultural Society, was held in the Albert Hall last Saturday. Entries were numerous, the beginners’ ...

... audience gave a special round of applause to the producer. Miss M. Bradford, of Barnoldswick. In connection with the Dig for victory ” campaign, a lecture on Winter Crops ” was given by Mr. W. S. English, of the West Riding Education Dept., in the Co ...

... the month *°* Kales and Savoys. Confrot the Table of Planting given “? thc_ Ministry of Agriculture’s propping Plan (Dig for Victory thinning seedlings , Vou should have parsnips and •ballots growing nicely now. Thin roc parsnips as soon they arc Cut ...

... coltsfoot are gradually unfurling, also the lesser celandine, whilst the catkins may be seen on hazel and alder. The dig for victory campaign, the urgency of which was stressed at the Parish meeting by Mr. H. Cooke, secretary of the Council allotments ...

... of your amily’s supply by growing your own. The Ministry of Agriculture’s Dig for Victory Leaflet No. I helps you to help yourself. Time it short, buj is still not too late to dig up your garden or get an allotment from your local Council and get busy. ...

... corrosive sublimate, and another method of control is the use of a four per cent, calomel dust, which is described in “Dig for Victory.” leaflet No. 16. The history of the pest is dealt with very fully i n Leaflet No. 18. Both leaflets can be purchased ...

... weight last year. Tho Mayor read the following telegram from Mr. R. S. Hudson, Minister of Agriculture: “I trust Nelson Dig for Victory Week will be the starting point of an all-out effort to produce vegetables every available plot of land in the district ...

... garden when one ids friends passed. “ Hello, Jack,’’ he called, are ‘Digging for victory’?” The little fellow looked cautiously at his back-docr and then whispered I’m not; I’m digging peace, I am. —E. Dewhurst, 82, Milton-street. PICTURES OF THE PAST “There’s ...

... exercise an opportunity to practise message sending. Last Sunday many wardens went back to the land in good spirits, digging for victory. One enclosure of allotments in the Heasandford district was worked almost exclusively wardens from Post KK4. ...