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... garden for household consumption, extends to such things as rhubarb and marrows, and whether It will also be extended to blackberries. The Ministry of Food have ruled that the supply position regarding sugar will not permit of the extension of the allocation ...
... three-quarters of the weight of the fruit, whichever the less. No sugar is available for apples, pears, rhubarb, marrow. or blackberries, and the fruit must intended for home consumption. On Monday the Chester City and Rural District Food Control Office will ...
... who will arrange to gather the boys.” Elementary schools in rural areas all over the North arc to be asked to organise blackberry expeditions in school hours during autumn term. Traveller Shot By L.D.V. Man. A verdict that a member of the L.D.V., by ...
... Britain’s most plentiful harvests of th« fear is about be gathered in—the harvest of blackberries or brarableu, as they are called Scotland. Every year the blackberries ripen in hedgerows and in rough uncultivated patches of land. Every year thousands of ...
... scheme, was continued on Wednesday, wh-.n about b of fruit was preserved, the fruit on this occasion being Victoria plums, blackberries and apples. Members of the Depot again were present. ...
... allowed to buy up to 15cwt. of sugar, and already thev have used fcwt.. with the bulk of the damson, plum, apple, pear and blackberry crop still to come. At the outbreak of War. the beautiful hall, which members of the Institute had built for themselves ...
... it pww.Uns under .lie Ministry of Pood Scheme was continued on Wednesday, when 2261 b. of Jam was made, the fruit being blackberry and apple, and damsons. Those present were: Mrs. Evlson (president), Mrs. O. Dutton (chairman). Mrs. W. Parkinson (secretary) ...
... ON THE KLTCHIN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM AUow lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Pot the fruh a pen, and |fter sprinkling the sugar over It, let it stand for g 4 hours. Flkc rite pan over a low fine and sdr with wooden spoon ...
... HospiUl. Last year the Fruit Disposal Committee purchased growers’ surplus fruit, and encouraged children to organise blackberrying expeditions. The sale of the fruit realised £55. The new apparatus was handed over by Mr. Wm. Johnson, chairman of the ...
... the cutting of hedges where blackberries are growing should be postponed this year until the fruit has been gathered, because this will help to make up for the serious shortage of other fruit To those who gather the blackberries ask you to do your part too ...
... Bos'ock. 160; her heifer calf. P. Abbev. 23; S. H. Brown. Newhall Sunlight sth (1938*. C Bryant 150. R. O Posnett Hatchmere Blackberry 3rd (193« i. T. Eserall. 125; P. Sumner. Parr Veronica (19391. F. Abbey. 118; R Scrambler. Quernmorc Doreen (1936). D A ...
... of their daughter Barbara wedding. BLACKBERRIES POR PRESERVING An appeal has been made the president (Mrs. W. H. Carter! and the secretary’. Mrs. Crowther, of Malpas. on behalf the Women’s Institute, for blackberries for preserving. The fruit will gratefully ...