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... foe an allotment FOR NEXT YEAR'S VEGETABLES YOU MOST rnd get busy now. Scores of thousands of beginners did a grand Dig for Victory job during the War. If you are new to vegetable gardening, you'll find many friends ready to help and advise you. And ...
... Mr. lon Committee met at the Old served on the committee for three Vicarage. Gisburn, last Thursday, years when the Dig for Victory for a dinner which was kindly campaign was launched. • , 4 ) • eg..* •:,; -for a richer beefy flavour 4N .+V••••;4•-•ms ...
... hopes ail clams will grow as much as they can this year. and iotal authorities and others will continue to foster this Dig For Victory Over Want campaign. The need for silt-hal, is Just as great as In the dark days of the war. UNPALATABLE NEWS T,yd ...
... Football Team. and from G. KeHet, Junior, 182. Whalley Road. Clitheroe. JUNIOR CONSERVATIVES GRAND SKILL DRIVE AND DANCE DIG FOR VICTORY OVER WANT. NOW DUE ...
... during the past Six years. The Government called on the populace to Dig for Victory, and the allotment holders have dug their best, discarding flowers for vegetables and digging for• the benefit of all. Is it too, much to ask that retailers should: ...
... If unable to attend write E.L.C. , ). R A.A.. 30, King-st., M/c 2. MANCHESTER AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE.—The seventh DIG FOR VICTORY EXHIBITION will be held in the Exhibition Hall. Central Library. Manchester, from 20th to 30th Ma7ch, 1946. Official ...
... been heard of the food-producing allotments during the excitement about fond prospects? What's becoe of the old slogan, Dig for Victory ? Since the end of hostilities over 850 of Liverpool's 2.300 war-time plots have been given up and gone out of cultivation ...
... By E.H.S. WORLD-WIDE CALL FOR MORE FOOD Home-Grown Produce Must Continue I’HE world-wide call to grow 1 more food, to dig for victory over want, Is not falling on unheeding ears. Many of us, who have supplied our households with home-grown produce ever ...
... A Helpful Leaflet. The Dig for Victory leaflet No. 4is worth attention. There is nothing fancy about it, and has little to suggest in the way of cost. As a matter of fact, it is one of the plainest possible little treatises on glowing peas and beans ...
... * • * Dig to, Victory, coined by a lindon evening Paper and adopted b. the Ministry of Agriculture in 1 939. is the only war-time slogan to survive the war. And the movetient known as the Dig for VictorY Campaign was from the outtol fathered and nourished ...
... Treasurer). Rev. G. E. Jarrold (Rector, St. Saviour's Church) CITY OF MANCHESTER AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE.—Visit the Dig for Victory Exhibition, in the Exhibition Hall Central Library, St. Peter's Square. 20th to 30th March, 1946. Programmes from the ...
... Force Territorial Association. A keen horticulturist, as chairman of the Allotments Committee he did much to promote the Dig for Victory campaign in and around Widnes. Mrs. Yates. of a quiet, unassuming disposition, was associated with several of the town's ...