... the Dig for Victory Campaign for 1944-45. It was to represented at the Conference by the Convener and by Councillor Christie, the Parks Superintendent already having received an invitation direct. ...

... chairman said they were pleased to do all they could in the Dig for Victory Campaign, and were very glad to .have these educational film shows. They are still asked to carry on the Dig for Victory Campaign and Allotment-Holders had put up a big show since ...

... II II I:I Although malty supporters of the Dig for Victory eampaign are becoming tired of seeing their ;milieus - cluttered vegetables—particularly at the present time when Anost git.rdens are beginning to look the worse for wear—and are looking forward ...

... city had obtained the lease of a portion of the Nelson estate at Salisbury Green for the purpose of speeding up the “Dig for Victory” campaign of that period, there was an immediate response. Soon | proof was forthcoming that St Leonard’s, the most heavily ...

... gardening among the people. (Applause.) He was glad to think that Kirriemuir people had responded so nobly to the slogan of dig for victory. Great as had been their success in the past, one must try to do even better in the future. They could not afford to relax ...

... sale held in June, during the Salute the Soldier week, the magnificent sum of £lBO had been raised. In addition, a Dig for Victory squad had donated their sweat, and the fruits of their labour were apparent. The past session has witnessed many staff ...

... is no need to attempt to advise old-time exhibitors what to do, neither is it necessary to remind our readers that the dig for victory spirit just essential to-day as it was when hostilities commenced. But if any newcomers are contemplating joining the ...

... parks advertised, and let to the highest bidder. This was approved- The Council agreed to associate themselves with the Dig for Victory campaign meeting to be held in the Barony Hall on 18th October, at which there will be speakers from Edinburgh. ...

... There no need to attempt to advise old-time exhibitors what do, neither is it necessary to remind our readers that the dig for victory spirit is just as essential to-day as it was when hostilities commenced. But if any newcomers are contemplating joining ...

... Cross Prisoners of War Fund. £5O. and to Falkirk and District Royal Infirmary, £5O. Such is the splendid result of a Dig for Victory effort that was well worth while, and all concerned are due hearty congratulations. Another of the burgh’s efforts v/hich ...

... Digging for Victory Air Crocket oeatcl ides his budget with . the hope that with our black-out restrict ions now Wien the bells of viotory will soon be ring-. gig. As President of the Connecticut Horticultural Society for five }ears. Ae literested in ...