... Bulkington area only. Bunch wild flowers: 1. 0. Woolley; 2. Mary White: 3. G. White; highly commended. Mars Proctor. Dish wild blackberries: I. Paul Dion:. 2. G. White; 3. Mary White. Collection of butterflies: Margaret White. Secretarial duties were carried ...

... * BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 oz. plain flour and 3 level [rasps. baking powder ; or 6 oz. selfraising flour ; pinch salt ; r oz. margarine; r level dessertsp. sugar; level dessertsp. honey ; 6 , i tablesps. milk and water. FHA-MG: 6 level ...

... Upton asked for nominations for the Annual General Meeting in October. The Winners in the competition for the best dish of blackberries were 1, Mrs. Freeman and 2, Miss M. Gascoyne. Mrs. Barnes organised a Brains Trust for the Social Half Hour. ...

... judged the vegetable and flower classes and Mrs. Knight (of Coleshill) the domestic classes. Prizes were awarded as follows: Blackberry jelly, Mrs. Stich. Plum jam: I. Mrs. Bostock; 2, Miss Rostock: 3. Mrs. Stich. Damson jam: 1. Mrs. Lamb: 2, Mrs. Bostock: ...

... Rose Rowley 4131, one of the stepsisters. said they were on the canal side when Tommy challenged them to a race to the next blackberry hush round the corner. The challenge was not accepted. When they got round the corner. they saw Tommy's jerkin in the water ...

... DROWNED WHEN BLACKBERRYING ATHERSTONE BOY'S FATE A verdict of death from misadventure was recorded by the Coroner. Mr. C. W. Ilific, at an inquest at Atherstone on Monday. on six-year-old Thomas Westwood, of Church Walk. Atherstone, who was drowned in ...

... Blackberrying Farmers appeal to people blackberrying to do as little damage to crops and hedges as possible . One farmer complains that a family who had been blackberrying in his fields, had left two gates open, and as a result 26 cows had got out and ...

... Bostock; pears: E. 0. Stich; one vase of chrysanthemums, any variety: 0. A. Swift. Mrs. Swift. Mr. Stanley; bottle of blackberries: E. Pinfold. W. H. Pinfold; bottle of rhubarb: D. Robinson; Red currant jelly: K. Stich; biscuits: P. Lamb. E. Pinfold ...

... CLOVER Firemen from Nuneaton. Bedworth and Coventry spent seven hours during Wednesday night dealing with a rick fire in Blackberry Lane. Exhall. About 30 tons of clover was destroyed. The rick was owned by Mr. Frederick Barton, Church Farm, Hospital Lane ...

... fish and rotting reeds, from the orchard the soft sweet smell of ripening fruit. and from the bramble the shower-washed blackberry. Beside the country lanes curls the incense of the hawthorn and elder, now sacrificed from the newlylaid hedges. When the ...

... that a Mr. Raynor Perkins. 141. Ash Green Lane. was the owner of 30 sheep and lambs, and about 50 acres of land adjoining Blackberry lane. At 3-30 p.m. on Sunday, April 10th. Mr. Perkins heard dogs harking in his sheep field. When he approached he saw two ...

... cigarette end is believed to have started a fire during Friday night which severely damaged tons of hay in a brick barn at Blackberry Lane. Exhall. Firemen from Nun:aton. Bedworth and Coventry put out the blaze. ...