... greatlv indebted to liitii and wished I'd picked many more blackberries so that at least I could send him a pot of jellv in repay ment! Meanwhile. I hope vou are more successful with your blackberry picking and that you arc wondering what best use you could ...

... CHILDREN'S DIVISION Wild flowers (children under 10). Robin Arlott: blackberries tastefully arranged (children under 10). Robin Arlott: wild flowers (arrangement), Nigel Billinuton blackberries tastefully arranged, Shirley Allen: miniature garden in seed box ...

... \V. Martin: any other vegetable, A- J. Kirby. Dessert apples. VV. Mould : cooking apples, L E. Kirby; pears. L. Kirby; blackberries. I'. G. Yates. Asters, E. Langley: zinnias, C. Young: gladiolu, F. Langley: chrysanthemums, incurved. A. Smith : chrysanthemums ...

... which is the correct answer .ill mixed —so start puzzling now. Remember, most the answers are seasonable chestnuts and blackberries, and I know will have lot>. of fun solving them. All entries must in by NEXT MONDAY WEEK when there will more lovely prizes ...

... its slippery, chalk paths, it was a journey into the unknown. Come on. Dee! yelled David, skidding into the tangle of blackberry bush. He looked round and upwards to where Dee had been standing . . . but she had disappeared, and where she had been stood ...

... 'he October meeting the president, Mrs. Atkinson, announced that the insiitute had won two golden stars and 100 marks for blackberry and appie jelly entered Mrs. Pudduck at the Countv Produce Show in the Town Hall, Reading, well two red stars two blue stars ...

... SECTION 11-Fruit Dessert apples. Mrs. D. Furniss; dessert plums or greengages. C. R. Andrews; culinary apples. J. Lowe; blackberries, li. Phillips: pears. Mrs. B. Eaton: plums, culinary, no first. 2. A. |. Bristow: dish any other Iruit. li. Phillips: ...