... speaker. The report was adopted. Councillor Miss Younghusband dreyg attention to the arrangements for the impending “Dig for Victory” week, and appealed to the members to give the effort all the support they could. The Ministry of Works and Planning have ...

... interest in the activities of the city. At the beginning of the war he was appointed by the Corporation as organiser of the “Dig for Victory” campaign. He has also taken an interest in Toe ‘H' and the Operatic Society. During the recent war Mr. White served both ...

... station. VICTORY DIGGING Reports conte to hand of home and allotment gardeners—many of them novices—being very well satisfied with the quantity and quality of the produce they have grown. In Chichester there has been no spectacular ruth to dig for victory ...

... Although it has been a dry season, the appearance of many of the gardens and allotments just now is evidence that the “dig for victory campaign has by no means fallen upon deaf ears in Chichester. Our attention has been drawn to one instance in which a ...

... evcryooay is oi»y •■ran*- ing and judging from the activities industrious aOotment holders it looks as if the importance of digging for victory is still fully realised in Chi- Chester. One satisfactory evidence of this was forthcoming at the City Council meeting ...

... owner-ocoupim. CoundHor Kcum «w keen aboot hit municipal Mxfc. and daring At war imerested himself in a practical way in the “dig for victory movement He was a ready donor of cups and prizes to some the horticultural organisations. He also supported sport, and ...

... were paid the long service of the Parks Superintendent and his sterling work with regard to wartime allotments and the “dig for victory movement. It was explained by the Mayor that no option was left the Council except rescind their previous decision on ...

... GROW MORE FOOD STER CAMPAIGN DETAILS The W'ittee which is organising Chich'st r’s Dig for Victory Week” (I jaiy to January 29th), met t the Council Chambers, recently, under the chairmanship of Councillor Miss Younghusband, . and received satisfactory ...

... has been but recently acquired. Now ground of all description needs at least a few days to settle down after digging. It is a grave mistake to dig a piece of ground and then try and rake it immediately. It should have a week in which to become firm. A curbing ...

... scouts can truly claim to have teen the Krst in the field, and their permanence is assured. Whenever Chichester Ins “Dig for Victory '* drive the City Engineer (Mr. F. R. Dinnis) never hesitates-to v> Mr. Hanson to ohtain the 00-operation of the scouts ...

... the body of the Assembly Room, Chichester on Thursday, when all was in readiness for the formal opening of Chichester’s Dig for Victory week. was by severing, this string with a »nir of garden shears that Lieut.-Ctol. Sir Merrik BiwkU, Bart., C.RE., proclaimed ...

... about their work and difficulties, and to get to know each other. The show organised for the Red Cross, during the Dig for Victory Week, was a great improvement. Mr. F. Sadler kindly presented a challenge cup to be competed for at the annual show' ...