... Dig for Victory Campaign Lively Bamoldswick Council GARDENING HINTS AT BARNOLDSWICK MEMBERS’ RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES Thq first a series of lectures inaugurating Barnoldswick Urban Council’s Dig for Victory Cam- paign. tuf»k place in the Co-operative Friday ...

... Flowers, Vegetables and Preserves BARNOLOSWICK QUALITY SHOW Tin* autumn Dig for Victory ** Show, which Barnoldswick Horticultural Society staged in tk* Albert Hall Saturday afternoon, did nor receive the support deserved. But if the financial result was ...

... of Agriculture and Fisheries called attention to the establishment of urban co-operative clubs in connection with the “Dig for Victory” campaign. No action was taken. The Council were informed that allotment-holders at Park Hill had been charged extra farthing ...

... THE TIMES. FRIDAY. AUGUST 27. 1943. Choice Show of Produce DIG FOR VICTORY DISPLAY AT BARNOLOSWICK. All-round success rewarded the promoters of Ba molds wick’s second for Nictory” Show, held under tin* auspices of the local Horticultural Society in the ...

... well known headmaster of the Primet School and will be remembered for the exhibition of insect pests and diseases at the Dig for Victory Exhibition held lastautumn. Mr. Keene and Mr. White are two of the best-known men in | Colne in gardening circles and ...

... Horticultural Society met in the Liberal Club yesterday (Thursday) evening week. Chief business concerned the forthcoming Dig for Victory show. Mr. V. Chester (hon. secretary) reviewed the arrangements to date, and his re|x)it was approved. It is intimated ...

... service explained to them. The Library staff staged a special display’ of gardening hooks at the Horticultural Society’s ’* Dig for Victory’ Show, and also assisted in the book scrutiny on the occasion of the book recovery drive. The report states that during ...

... lie given by Mr. G. Keen, under the County scheme. It was intimated that for the purposes the Ministry Agriculture’s Dig for Victory” campaign, Barnoldswick had been placed in the Bradford area. The Parks and Fire Brigade Committee received a letter from ...

... magnificent blooms could grown in such trying weather as have had. It true that flowers have to take second place in the “Dig for Victory” programme but gardening would be little dull at times without them. The vegetable section showed that effort had been ...

... service was explained to them bv the ever-obliging and courteous librarian, who also attended the Horticultural Society’s “Dig for Victory’’ Exhibition, and gave practical help and advice, whilst in connection with the Book Salvage Drive much valuable assistance ...

... aiso help you to get over the loneliness one feels when in pain. cheer up, and don’t fret. Here s a for gardeners who dig for victory. A garden fork with broken prong and old pail with a hoi© in it can provide enough metal for Tommy Gun. The garden fork ...

... fours seed potatoes, the family likes chips.” Our shops are beginning to get seed packets in. so you will be hearing of | Dig for Victory enthusiasts soon. I suppose some of you will be hoping that all large spuds will reserved I for the Forces, to save lot ...