... John Clarke. SENIOR SECTION (11-16 yews) Best harvest basket, wild fruits, nuts etc. 1 Miss C. Goldsmith; best lb. wild blackberries 1 and 2 C. Goldsmith; a tissue paper flower 1 Miss C. Goldsmith. There were no entries in the junior section (10 years ...

... chut - 9 runner beans Mr. J. Rios sit bourne 72630 ney Mrs. W. S. Baker: I lb. Ellis; class 39. two garden 554.tc pot of blackberry jelly Mrs. R. swedes Mr. J. Ward; class , W. Epps; class 41, plate any 4'6 Foamium Divan Set (Headboards. . .• • other ...

... Arrangement of flowers in a miniature container Mrs. V. Bootee; jar of green tomato chutney Mrs. W. S. Baker; I lb. 1 pot of blackberry jelly Mrs. R. ...

... round Mr. J. Edwards: class 37, 9 runner beans Mr. J. Ellis; class 39. two garden swedes Mr. I. Ward; class 40, plate 12 blackberries Mr. W. Epps; class 41, plate any other fruit Mrs. M. Kemsley. Class 42, 5 dessert apples Miss M. Impel ; class 43, 5 cooking ...

... boiled or baked ham or bacon. Cranherr% jelly (or in fact almost any fairly (as - t jam such as red or hlack currant, or blackberry) is good mixed into the gravy with chicken and turkey. For apple-sauce gravoury to jazz up a pork roast, chops or sausages ...

... 4628.39 A. JONES A Street, Favesshaar Complete homes bought, also small goods. Houses clestred Blackberry Fair Pick your own delicious cultivated Blackberries. + mile Faversham side of Teynham on A. 2. Plums and apples on sale. Saturday, 12th September ...

... Apple and Blackberry Flan aisese ro: r .l: - tter 4 oz. plain flour 2 oz. grated Cheddar cheese Salt and cayenne pepper 1 egg yolk. Cold water to Mgt-1 or. grated Cheddar cheese , 1 large cooking appk (peektl, cored end skid) a lb. blackberries 2 level ...

... probably because fewer members of the local Guild entered their products. Peter Auberry was awarded a first prize for his dry blackberry wine, and Peggy Baker won a first for a design for a bottle label a new class in wine contests. _ . • . Fred Forster, the ...

... J. Edwards; ranged for frontal effect: Mrs. two ridge cucumbers: Mr. J. M. Smith; vase cactus dahlias: Edwards; twelve blackberries: K. C. Chan; one vase decora- Mr. R. Rushmer; a plate of tive dahlias: Mr. S. Edwards; any other fruit: Mr. R. Rushone ...

... cannot understand those who refuse to grow soft fruits. After all, to grow soft fruits. After all, it is possible to train blackberries to cover a garage and raspberries can be made to grow along a fence where they take up very little room. ' Blackcurrants ...

... Austin; 2, Mrs. D. Hilton; 3, F. J. Austin. Two garden swedes: 1, R. Rue/inner; 2, Mrs. Spillett; 3, J. Edwards. One plate 12 blackberries: 1, H. Strange. One plate, any other fruit: 1. R. Rushmer. Five dessert apples: I, J. Edwards; 3, R. Rushmer. Five apples ...

... redcurrants an i and stored away as soon u gooseberries in accordanc the tops have died down. with the drawings found Plant blackberries for trainin Climbing roses can be prun- the A.B.C. of Fruit Grossing on a fence, while redcurrant ad end trained to their ...