... Dig for Victory” held In November. tion plots were not new to Hastings, for there bad been (number demonstration plotholders the town for some years, but was unfair to expect ordinary plothoWers to be able demonstrate crops as the committee would like ...

... discussion, Has- and AUotments Committee for the setting up demonstration plot open she Havtlock-road in connection with the Dig for Victory Campaign. rpHE Mayor (Alderman Dr. A W. E. Jameson, JJ>.) presided, and others present were the Deputy Mayor (Councillor ...

... what has been done in the present and what down In the present and what Is going to be done In the future Therefore, dig for victory and dig well. Buchanan Hospital The Buchanan Hospital very grateful to the following who have sent gifts of money and goods ...

... best. He could the Council that for £75 tIK plot could be made a credit t ...

... largely to the have been the subjects of corres;rest response of amateur gardeners pondence between some Labour to the ' dig for victory campaign. Councillors at Godalming and the Interest in gardens and gardening Vicar of that place. See Godalhad been ...

... DIG-FOR-VICTORY PROJECTS was opposed to the site. He saw no point in bringing residents to the centre of the town if they had no business to do there. He thought it would be revelation to allotmenteer* to learn that a 10-rod plot could be cultivated in ...

... trees and bushes was stressed. In interval, MR. C. G. JOHNSON, East Sussex Superintendent, gave a short talk on the Dig-for-Victory Campaign. The aim of the campaign, he said, was for all allotment-holders to have an ample supply of vegetables throughout ...

... to the local Agricultural Committee, teid the “Oaaette yesterday that every extra effort that can made this year to digging for victory win be of tocalulahle value. WHAT TO DO. A keen who knave at private land not now la cultivation «~i which come memher ...