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... DIG FOR VICTORY. A suggestion that in view of the National emergency the Board should consider the question of cultivating the large area of land is hoot of the Hospital, so as to provide the Hospital with vegetabks for a large part of the year, was ...
... Dig For Victory The Man With The Spade PROGRESS OF DRIVE FOR SMOG MORE ALLOTMENTS The Man With the Spade, poised against the green backgrotmd of the aew Grow Moe Food -portent hart already sight in wartime kngland. Two hundred thousand of thus porton ...
... ALLOTMENTS BY THE THOUSAND Lancashire and Yorkshire are making great progress in the Dig for Victory campaign. Lancashire has cultivated 12,r.AN1 allotments since the outbreak of war, and, of these, represent Manchester's contribution. Mancunians are ...
... allotments, with more to come, Leeds having provided 1,000 plots in 12 months . Although Lancashire holds the lead in the Dig for Victory effort, their lee-way was greater, the grand Wu's for each county being; Yorkshire, 62,000 allotments; Lancashire, 34 ...
... were waisted both for the Litint le i t i sk. nd Footpaths Committees. Mr. Wm. Richardson reported the receipt of the Dig for Victory it was decided to hand these to the two committees appointed to further the scheme for distribution. It was agreed that ...
... we on shipping and transport and ta the men who are employed in thaw occupetions. That is use way in which we MAO all Dig for Victory The Minister of Agritakins is aiming at 500,000 now plots of 300 square yards which 500.000 new erntineut hoklers. ...
... that cam be dote now is to dig es much ground as pusribk that ;ha frost get at it. A heavy tr,:v4 roughtki-up ground is good a's tool of manure, I &awaysay. added lir. CABBAGE PLANTS FOR Can PRICE is promoting an Dig for Victory counpoign wider the leadership ...
... Hermon Eccleston, 2 Mrs. S. Whittaker, 3—Mrs. E. Atkinson. The B!iys' Fancy Dress pnze was won by Maurice Hubber, as Dig for Victory, and Edith Laddle as Gypsy Girl gained the girls' prize. Some fun was gut out of a treasure hunt, the winners being: ...
... wid. shall unsl dragger happier for the ..1 dui% Lividly siam. We phiall honour bum iu sad is grader 66ii lumen mi Dig For Victory What to Do in The Garden The excessive rain- of %web put a temporary stop to all cukivation. whether farm, garden or ...
... ou the siert. Then, of ouuttie, these is digging. /deity think that dig in; is. drudgery. It way be to thi• awn who digs tor u living and digs (lay after day. To the amateur who takes the job i,teadily, digging tan be very interesting. thine ...
... greenhouse. and said, Well we had to do something, we couldn't go to it when we weren't in work, so we had to dig for victory . My! he mused reflectively, we've had some luck here. I said Goodby_e and came away humbled. Yes, I agreed ...
... beginning to dig. It ought not to be u &moot mutter for ollotineot whim h art. in being, or Mill to be formed, to pool their reseamen arr.. wt. for their lau,b to be ploughed in rotation by tructor. Thin would be u way of Digging for Victory. ...