... the disposal of the association for demonstration purposes. and he has done valuable service In connection with the Dig for Victory campaign. With problems of education and post-war reconstruction be is likely to have a busy year as Mayor, and the townsfolk ...

... provided novel display of vegetables which formed the words, on white background Dig For Victory. Th« year he again spent many hours arranging another novel poster— Still Digging.” Competitions were organised for which fruit was offered as prises A large ...

... Rotarians always desired to be fully acquainted with questions from every possible angle. THE DIG VICTORY SHOW Whilst everyone visiting the Dig for Victory show at the Pavilion last week was agreed that the quality of vegetables displayed was very fine ...

... Agriculture is visiting the Worthing area on Monday next, to go round some of the nurseries and market gardens. The Mayor'. Dig for Victory Show will be held on August MI at the Assembly Rail. Organisers: Worthing Horticultural Society (Secretary. Mr. J. Z. ...

... borders, hedges that provide shelter, rose beds and shrubberies that hide ugly things are readily sacrificed in our Dig for Victory enthusiasm, but the grass plot or lawn maim', treasured and sacrosanct. In many cases it ought to be dug up first as it ...

... Some weeks ago the sergeant asked me to approach the public for tools to enable his regiment to play its part in the Dig for Victory drive. Now he writes: Thanks to your help we have cultivated enough land and sown sufficient seed to make us very nearly ...

... of the winter. Potatoes are excluded from the drat, schedule included In the leaflet, the explanation being that the Dig for Victory and Growmare bulletins No. I do not encourage the production of potatoes for use during the January to June period ...

... fed by Captain Hubert M.P.. Parliamentary Private Becret•ry at the Ministry of Agriculture, at the opening of Croydon's Dig for Victory Week. Wtves. he said. should nay toe the produce from their husbands' allotmente and the money Amend be put • box and ...

... narrow row. The main crop need not go in for some time yet Be prepared against the carrot fly, and secure the Ministry's Dig for Victory Leaflet No, 16 on this and other pests, and have the neoessarY remedies ready to hand in case of attack. If you live near ...

... YOUR VICTORY GARDEN WHAT GARDENERS SAY AND DO TRAVELLING the other day with a friend who kas addressed over a hundred Dig for Victory meetings we compared notes, particularly about questions asked at these meetings. Early in the war trenching and'digging ...

... taken, and my Committee strongly recom'mends all holders in their own interests and those of the country to continue to Dig for Victory and reap the benefits of their work. Their position is no worse than that of allotment holders having plot s elsewhere ...

... work of the late Mr. E. 0. Page. The Council to support formation of a town Allotment and Gardens Council to promote the Dig for Victory campaign. A summer food production show and the culUration of a demonstration plot opposite Buckingham Park are to be ...