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... DIG FOR VICTORY Gardening Advice Offered at Eastleigh Advice On the planning and culdVa:ton of garden& and aifotab.nts was given by Mr. P. W. Sitepherd, of us; tfarnpanfre County Council statf, whet. he addressed a meeting at Ea5z.:;.1 Monday. It ...
... ALLOTMENTS OFFERED AT LYMINGTON Prizes to Stimulate Production A Dig for Victory meeting. summoned, in the words of Mr. C. J. Gleed. of the Hampshire County Council Agricultural Dept., for the purpose of getting pecple food-production minded, was ...
... areas, and there were actually about 1,300 allotment-holders in Southampton before the present war oegan. Since the Dig for Victory campaign started there have been hundreds of recruits, and now the number of men working plots in various parts of the ...
... 71. but both are as active as many who are far younger. Mr. Lane is an gardener and has dug up , his lawn to Rid the Dig for Victory carnp:..ign. There are bur children living, and four grandchi!dren. ...
... away bzcause they could tot have been kept over the week-end Everywhere the nation was asked to grow more food and to dig for victory. I don't think it Is British of us to ask our sailors to risk their lives to import into this country and for it to ...
... spade-time, and this year the national need for increased cultivation transcends the purely personal pride of production. - Dig for Victory - is one of the country's slogans. Within a week or two approximately 1,500 men will be busy on land in the town's suburbs ...
... Editor of the Htunpshire Advertiser Sir.—The Minister of Agriculture, Mr. R. S. Hudson. M.P., opened the 1940,41 Dig for Victory Campaign at a cmference convened by the Lord Mayor of London at the Mansion House recently. In the course of his sp! ...
... down on tenancy being given up. It was reported that over 30 applications had been received for allotments under the Dig for victory scheme. About half of those had been given plots on existing allotment land which had been fully absorbed. The remainder ...
... Gardening . SAVE SOME SEEDS! But Be Careful About the Sort You Save THESE HINTS WILL BE HELPFUL THE latest phase of the Dig For Victory campaign is an I Injunction to Save Some Seeds. We are told to do this because many of our vegetable seeds come from ...
... (peasant); 4, Brenda Moody C' Red Riding Hood ). 14 and under: 1, Irene Godwood (Britannia ); 2, Sybil Winslade (Dig for Victory); 3. Joyce Godwood C' Lady in waiting to Queen Matilda ). Over 14: 1, Miss Edie Pointer (Don't help the Enemy); 2 ...
... money received in respect of the Vise Brigade asset& ALLOTMENTS Mr. Glee thought that, in view of the Governinent's Dig for Victory call, good use could be made of the Ewart Memorial Ground by turning It into allotments. The chairman said that he welcomed ...
... Mrs Cheetham. and Miss Millington. Winners were; 1, Mrs. Brooks (Rain); 2, Mrs. Roots (Mary. Mary ): 3. Mrs. Taylor (Dig for Victory); 4. Miss (Baby). Jack Warner with Mind my bike, caused Some amusement. A oresentation was made by Mrs. Obeetham ...