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... POTATOES (CONTRIBUTICD) In a recent issue of the Herne Bay Press we had the pleasure of reading Mr. Osman's article on Digging for Victory, in which he emphasized the importance of running an allotment, and gave various hints as to the best way of growing ...
... ranged over a wad,. variety of plants. All have been replied to privately. The fact that they did little to help the Dig for Victory Campaign was pointed out as frequenUy as seemed courteous, so that a letter received the other day is the first flower ...
... Whitstable's Deputy Town C:erk has written the following Dig for Victory verse based on the Ministry of Agriculture's new slogan The seed is 'growing' Dig for Victory Still' • If you wish for Victory soon. Dig ...
... has given me—and s uua diary engagement for nex' August. On August 17, Councillor loughby yells me the Ma -;r isrunial Dig for Victory show will' be helms. Mr C F. Middleton —the Mr Middloton—Ls coming down to open it. Forewarned Is f orearmed Worthing ...
... LeMay observed in reference to a letter from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries suggesting the organizaticn of a ''Dig for Victory Week in Tonbridge, that as the town's name was now on top cot the list as regards allotments, the Ministry were .takingan ...
... to ascertain from the merchants if this market was still available. NO DIG FOR VICTORY WEEK. Correspondence from the Ministry of Agriculture with reference to a Dig for Victory Week was coni sidered by the Allotments Coihmittee, but, in view of the ...
... where gardening enthusiasts can meet together each week, pool their experiences and generally ''speed the spade in the dig-for-victory front. • Gardeners, as Mr Middleton reminded us on Sunday, are friendly folk who are never so happy as when they are ...
... if they have not already done so. The Ministry of Agriculture's advice is—follow the cropping plan nrinted in Its free Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 1. which provides for three 30-foot rows of and six 30-fool rows of main crops on rod plot. plots or gardens ...
... Norton Palmer, Chair-' man of the Allotments Committee, referred to the circular from the Ministry of Agriculture on Dig for Victory in 1944. rn Peterstleid, where most houses had gardens, the growth in the number of allotments had not been so marked ...
... individual quite ' possible) and plans and maps. Agriculture's offer to help stage I I willing to help and to give I Dig for Victory Week in will all be most useful to him ' a I advice wherever possible. and his colleague in ther re- the town, because ...
... FEBRUARY Sketchley Dye Works Local Branch BUCKINGHAM - 15 MARKET HILL Phone 2250 Neglected Village Allotments R.D.C.’s Victory Digging Appeal PARISHES’ SALVAGE COLLECTION PROBLEMS That many village allotments were neglected and that some of the people in ...
... The body is to be cremated at Ip;vich and the ashes will be ir'e-red on Tuesday at All Saints' Cnurchyard. Whitstable. Dig For Victory Campaign, 1944 To the Editor Dear Sir, —The need for maximum production vegetables by the public is as great now as at ...