... FRUIT & VEGETABLE WAR TIME SHOW SATURDAY, SEXT. 6th, 1941. Dig For Victory—Show lot Victory. All Classes open to residents in the Bradford Urban and Rural areas. Allotment holders and gardens of 10 perch and under, and 10 perch and over. H. G. TOMS, 81701 ...

... us pray about them. is said God helps those who help themselves,” and this is true. our duty nowadays to work hard to dig for victory ; to employ all our wit and skill in the task of food production. When wo have done our best know that can leave the test ...

... daughters. The funeral, Holy Trinity Church Thursday, was conducted by tho Ilev. J, P. Hinton. NESTON GROW MORE FOOD. ladies Dig tar Victory. In response to an appeal from the Corshom Parish Council to grow more food several local ladies including L.C.C. teachers ...

... knocked off. WHO WANTS ALLOTMENT LAND ? If there are any gardeners Melksham who would like bit more allotment land to dig for victory now is their opportunity to acquire-some. The tenant of some threequarters of an acre of land the Forest district has ...

... Mr. Shaw Mellor, seconded by Mr. W. P. Prior, the Council decided accept Messrs. Hulbert, ligh t and Co..tender. At » dig for victory show Cirencester. Glos., was exhibit of 02 large potatoes, grown from one tuber which had been out into nine portions ...

... for the rest of his It's a physical impossibility. he said. not athropting In the least to disparage the Ministry's dig for victory' campaign. but I do think that in giving it its whole attention the Ministry is neglecting the equally urgent claims of ...

... would be very useful if some of the larger towns in this part of the country did likewise, for anything which helps the Dig for Victory campaign is an inestimable service to the country at this critical time. A reader of a leading gardening paper has put ...

... for male members. “DIG FOB VICTORY.” The meeting which was arranged to take place last Friday in the Town Hall had . be abandoned owing to the weather conditions, which were such that most of the : amateur gardeners preferred to dig them* selves in ” by ...

... putting this suggestion across the public. DIG FOB VICTORY. Following a report by thg Clerk (Mr. J. H . Wilkinson) on the formation in the town of a Horticultural Committee to intensify the dig fee victory campaign, Mr. Matthews. chairman of the new ...

... be the keynotes of success, the first prizewinners the girls’ and boys’ junior classes representing “Anti-Waste ’* and Dig for Victory ’’ respectively. The arrangements were made by the Carnival Committee, of which Mr. B. 11. A. Hankcy is chairman and Mr ...

... grounds of Bodney House (by kind permission of the Co-operative Society) on Friday and proved great success. Despite the ** Dig For Victory ** propaganda which has become so prominent, flower shows are rare events these days, and it was good recapture the show ...

... Funds. Welcome. “DIG FOR VICTORY” SHOW. worthy Effort at Conservative Club. Flower shows thte Conservative Club have been popular for many years, but the on© held last Saturday had touch of topical originality inasmuch was a ** Dig for Victory show. With many ...