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... DIG FOR VICTORY. AFTER THE WAR. MEETING LOCAL DEMANDS TOWN COUNCIL PLANS FOR FOR LAND. I DEVELOPMENT. At a special meeting of the Allotment § and Food Production CommitteE, the Borough Surveyor reported the number of applications for allotments outstanding ...
... ART FOR VICTORY. - Dig for Victory posters now being ._-played on the hut of Miss Margaret caster, who is in charge of the D. monstration Allotment in Hyde P.,rk. opposite Grosvenor House, were 21ft to her from the artists—Burtonn-Trent elementary ...
... was obvious that arable farming was to be an important part of every farmer's job, just as every person was asked to Dig for Victory in their own gardens and allotments. • At our Castlegate Branch we had not at that' time sufficient display space to ...
... borders. hedges that provid, shelter, rose beds and shrubberies nix. hide ugly things, are readily sacrilicd ,- in our Dig for Victory enthusiasm ,bir the grass plot or lawn remains. treasured and sacrosanct. In many cases it ought to be dug up first as ...
... COMLNG EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE. TO-DAY (Friday I: Cinema Auction Mart: Sale of Geld and Laying-off Cattle, Dig for Victory Campaign: Film Display at the Grammar School. SATURDAY: Sale by Auction, Irewell Poultry Farm. Wiswell, of Stock. Cabins ...
... DIGGING The advankages of digging a grassland plot in the early autumn are many. The weather is cooler and this makes the job less tiresome. U finished before Christmas, ,the soil in spring will be in such a condAion that bath . seed-sowing and planting ...
... virtue has been washed out of it. . A GOOD SHOW. Last week I spent a very pleasant afternoon at BexleYheatn (Kent) where a Dig for Victory Week was being held. There was a fine show and competition was keen. There was also a huge information tent where practically ...
... YOUR VICTORY GARDEN WHAT GARDENERS SAY AND DO • as a warning to those inordinately fond VELLENG the other day with a of onions not to overdo it. Use them Wiend who has address. over a sparingly and make them last as long hundred Dig for Victory meetings ...
... experiment of drying for use later on when no fresh fruits are available. The Ministry of Agriculture issues a leaflet (Dig for Victory Leaflet No., 1U dealing witja this question. It contains interestedu information. and anyone in trying the experiment ...
... of a variety that will not take the fly ? The above selection will show the variety of problems that beset those who dig for victory. To take them in their order:— We can admit that everyone loves a bonfire, and the usual plan is to make as big a pile ...
... the plot or garden. This holds up digging. liming, manuring, and reflects no credit on thelotholder. It is a common mistake and hose who have suffered from it should either secure a copy of the official Dig for Victory plan or follow some more experienced ...
... dot, dot—interval—dot. DIG NOW ! FERTILISER ON NEWLY-BROKEN LAND. WOMEN WHO ARE ALWAYS AILING NEVER UP TO THE MARK:' TOM HAY PLANS YOUR VICTO RY GARDEN : THE GARDEN OFFENSIVE BEGINS 71 other day I met a beginner in Dig for Victory Campaign. He bad Just ...