... Gardening Mr. B. H. Hudson, the Minister of Agri. culture, plondly reports that more women than have answered call to dig for Victory this year. Many of these new recruits to gardening have been agreeably surprised to find it benefits their health as ...

... great satisfaction in their decisions. ‘• Amongst some of the entries that took the eye were Ruin from the Ruhr, Dig for Victory, Mr. Churchill, Darby and Joan, The Poacher, Fancy Work Lady, in the -adults, and in the children's classes ...

... 3. To take a short walk each day. It. helps to expand the lungs and prevent the occurrence, of disease there. 4. To dig for victory and so cultivate •health as well as vegetables. 5. To avoid waste of medicines or take them unnecessarily (one aspirin ...

... Tuesday, Mrs. Foster presided. Members stood in silence for the passing of an old member and treasurer, Mrs. Boyden. The digging for Victory garden has been a success and a profit of £7 12s. taken. Mrs. Silverwood; of Ohellaston described the working of the ...

... unprecedented exertion. Yet, in spite of it all and such extras as Civil Defence, Home Guard and Fire G-uard duties, !digging for victory and the rest, work goes ,on with zest. Avoidable absenteeism is not large, and lately has shown a welcome decrease. ...