... tom.bt la a •?• =l. m. • •up TM), ark *rum H•pfry, Heattby ;MA LIMESTONE' PHOSPHATE The Mayor of Bath told Beth s at a Dig for Victory exhibition that an allotment is much like • baby—once you have undertaken the responsibility of possessing either you ...

... August Bank Honosy The co-operation of the teachers is to be sought In arranging the children's events. Incidentally a Dig for Victory Week , with exhibitions of produce and lies- Mock, will be Included as one of the Items In the programme for the benefit ...

... second day of the show there was practically no one but officials and exhibitors in the building. THOSE LIAFLITSI Those Dig for victory and Growinore leaflets and cropplanning charts were well in evidence. But has not every gardener long since acquired ...

... productions as dried eggs. Mr. H. Taytor IClmirman of the Council). said that Hayward* Heath district had done well to the dig for victory campaign. Before the War there were 1111 allotments In the area. Now there were 431. The horticultural show judges were ...

... elaborate booths and sheds and other buildings erected for no other apparent purpose than the display of the longfamiliar Dig for Victory and Cirovnnore pamphlets, and the whole exhibition swarms with land girls and officials and experts In this, that. and ...

... cultivated dowers, and it is suggested - for that prises Mould be offered-the best drawing illustrating the ne ed to Dig for Victory and for the best slogan. ?e official opening ceremony will tare place on the Wednesday, when the Lord Mayor will preside ...

... 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 ...

... the finest in the South of England. should have collapsed when war started. An Insight Into the borough's part to the Dig for Victory campaign was given by Councillor Arthur Williams. When the war broke out. he Bah. there were MO allotments In Guildford; ...

... a eat in the suburbs. When the local council cut up some grass in the park for allotments they decided they ought to dig for victory ! ' Ilsere's the winter to think of, as Lord Wpolton says, said Gladys. So here they were, on a Saturday afternoon, wrestling ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...