... Judges, Messrs. J. Paine, J. J. Thorpe and J. Miller, congratulated the organisers on a fine show. A speciality was a “Dig for Victory display of produce by Ore Place Farm and this was awarded a special prize. The special prize for the best exhibit In the ...

... Dig-for-Victory Club Notes rpAKE out the tops of tomato ■M- plants. If your kales and broccoli have done bedly due to turnip flea beetle, sow turnip greentop stone immediately to provide spring greens next April. If not required they can be dug in as ...

... are within the maximum allowed, and in these circumstances the Committee is equally willing to help on application. Dig-for-Victory Club Notes QOW immediately cabbales for spring use such Early April, Harbinger,'' and Flower of Spring.” Plant the ...

... Coles 29; J. Lloyd, IC Williams G Watson H Britt :11 i P. J. Vickery. C J Banister. |H R. CowelljS. G. Price 13: A. **' Dig-for-Victory Club Notes QOAK with liquid manure water, then mulch scarlet runner beane. Lawn mowings, leaf-mould, peat, or straw will ...

... work through us for the welfare of our ancient borough and, above all. for the prosperity of His everlasting, kingdom. Dig-for-Victory Club Notes WATER celery, feed with liquid manure and dust; with soot. Commence earthing up. Bend over tops of onions; ...

... time. They are well aware of the national'appeals for economy in water and, they are patriotic peoplethey would not be digging for victory if they were not—they realise that they must water the garden, they should do so with water that has .already been used ...