... greater efforts on the home production front. He said that the country had to face crisis after crisis and asked that the Dig for Victory spirit be brought back while the country's food products remained impoverished. There must be no waste and families should ...

... manager four years ago. Mr. Epps took a very great interest in the welfare of horticulture and helped to inaugurate the Dig For Victory campaign in Tonbridge during the war. A bachelor, his hubbies were photography and gardening, but it was the latter ...

... Righst., p for a paper on Some practical hints on agricultural water supplies. Started In 1949 as the outcome of the dig for victory campaign. Farnham Allotments and Carden& Association M being wound up A few weeks ago the show which the association ...

... stations are ready—in 1952. It may be anticipated that later on there will be an organised renewal of the Dig for Victory Campaign. The victory this time will be over the effects of the Dollar Crisis. A great help would arise from an increase in the ...

... doubtless, they may now I a c lost their box office attraction to the general public. As moat of the members are still Dig for Victory minded, the inclusion of professional instruction with illustrations of how to grow tomatoes was not considered to be ...

... opponents wanted more playing fields, but he (Mr Borton) believed in a sense of proportion. They were still being asked to dig for victory, and he did not think the present was the time to advocate playing pens for little toddlers on the beach. The ratepayers' ...

... quite comfortable, but some of the chairs were gone underneath. He spent hours on the garden and also cut the turf to dig for victory. The fruit garden had greatly improved, when be saw it three months after Miss Swiss rented .• A Dainty Hass Giving ...

... demonstrations to gardeners' societies and to the Forces. He was also horticultural adviser to the Tonbridge area in the Dig for Victory campaign. Mr. Reeves is one of those men (alas, there are too few of them these days) whose heart is in his work. It ...

... committee member of the Worthing Horticultural Society. For some years during the last war he served on the Worthing Dig for Victory committee and as a warden in Worthing Civil Defence. Last November he was appointed chairman of the West Sussex Pharmaceutical ...

... the Governments of the day to our farmers to grow a great deal more corn, and to good citizens of all occupations to Dig for Victory . And noble was the response, whether from largescale farmers or smallholders, or working owners of allotments. We ought ...

... secretary of the Lewes and Challey combined committees. Until it closed down she on the Lewes Horticultural Committee for Dig For Victory. Mr. Hayward was educated at St. Xavier’s College, Clapbam, and was discharged from the Services in 1941. He has travel- ...

... Lewis (M.A.), Minster; (6) Mr. W. J. Moran (L.), Minster. principal work has been in connection with a!lotments. The Dig • For Victory campaign during the ' Reading Savings Bank trustee, a war in Reading benefited much Freemason and a member of the from ...