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... THE OBSER “DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN The committee responsible Tor the Dig for Victory campaign in Chichester has evidently readied a stage in its work when it can rest on its oars, somewhat, far as propaganda. is concerned. The City Council were recently ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY A Gardening Brains JTrust NORTH STREET. ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN POTATO SPRAYING IN PRIVATE AND ALLOTMENTS Par Ike am of 2s. Mi potatoes wfll sprayM twkc this : This Vfor a potato crop of tea rats. Amy Mr. H. AUSTIN, BMMt AssodaMot 66, 2. 3. CITY SURVEYOR, City Comefl Imum appUcathM forms most ...
... CHICHESTER CITY DIG FOR VICTORY COMMITTEE Special Gardening Talk PERCY IZZARD M tka 8.1. C. mi DaSy Mal) ASSEMBLY ROOMS Thursday, October 21st, at 7 p.m. Chairman . Right Worshipful tho Mayor, AWoraum W. 0. StrMo, J.P. ADMISSION FREE. ALL ARE WELCOME ...
... of the garden competition organised by 'the Gardens and Allotments Association, and a first venture in the way of a M Dig for Victory show by the Social Chib connected with the Chichester Electricity Department In the garden competition there were sections ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY There is not much need to remind any of us of the urgent need to join in the self-help Dig for Victory national effort, but I commend to favourable consideration the incentive scheme to allotmenteers in particular, which the Bognor ...
... scouts can truly claim to have teen the Krst in the field, and their permanence is assured. Whenever Chichester Ins “Dig for Victory '* drive the City Engineer (Mr. F. R. Dinnis) never hesitates-to v> Mr. Hanson to ohtain the 00-operation of the scouts ...
... about their work and difficulties, and to get to know each other. The show organised for the Red Cross, during the Dig for Victory Week, was a great improvement. Mr. F. Sadler kindly presented a challenge cup to be competed for at the annual show' ...
... herbaceous borders, hedges that provide shelter, rose beds and shrubberies that hide ugly things are readily facrifked in our Dig for Victory enthusiasm, but the grass plot of lawn remains, treasured and sacrosanct. In many cases it ought to be dug up.first as ...
... 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 ...
... ngpte 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 : (I) We can admit that everyone loves a bonfire, and the ipual plan is to make as big a ...
... the goods. Have you the points ? The other prizes were won by Wings for Victory,” Miss Janice Kelly : Dutch couple. Master Chritsopher and Mia Elizabeth Hughes: and Dig for Victory, Mia Rosemary Kendall. A special mention was giutn to Mia Sybil Wynne ...