IA LONG, STRAIGHT LANE
... trudged, passti• • a hurdled shet p-wash set el mid-stream. watching a wllloNvwren (tiny, pale-yellow sod tame) at huge blackberries, and sighting at las: (almost with signs of regret) a 'deibilte turning ahead a E. ...
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£3OO IN PRIZES FOR READING'S BIG SHOW
... which will be held at Cintra on August 31 and September 1. Among them are a bridal or presentation bouquet, a dish of blackberries. biscuits, sweets, bend waxing. cane-work and children's handwriting. There are additional classes for chrysanthemums and ...
HOPES SADLY SHAKEN Mr. P. Belcher at T.U.C. Congress
... to record Of the jaunta that sunrise I took —White thistledown over the sward: _ _ . The jabber of one jolly brook: —Big blackberries. ripening here And there—on the left, on the right; With acorns and hazel-nuts near; And swallows in low. skimming flight: ...
Sent for Trial
... Lee visited her niece, Mrs. Wood. at her home at Brackenwood. Burghfield common. They left the house at 3 p.m. to go blackberrying, leaving the handbags in the kitchen. When they returned the window was open aid the bags missing. IStevens was committed ...
Wednesday, INCIDENT IN PARK
... Wednesday, INCIDENT IN PARK Said to have indecently assaulted a 12-years-old schoolgirl while she was blackberrying in Mcllroy Park. Tileburst. 22-years- I old John David Hayward. a printer's assistant. of Stone Street, Reading, pleaded guilty to the ...
LIMITED MAKING SUCCESS WITH FLOWERS
... CI. i• Hips. Best exhibit, F. Reading, Desert apples, J. Wells: Greesgages, E. Rolfe; Cooking apples. A. W. Buck:nen; Blackberries, F. H. Wakefield; Desert pltims, C. R. Andrews; Desert , pears, Miss /Ines-Clinton; Cook- I ing plums, other outdoor fruit ...
ROUND THE BOROUGH Have you heard ..
... party from the Street Congregational' Church, who, for their annual outing, vlsted Stoke Row—where they all 'alloyed • blackberrying etpedltion, a tea provided by the Stoke Row Congregational Church, and races on the Church o reen TN. Show A GALE WARNING ...
Coroner told of big fires
... Coroner told of big fires An 86-years-old women, Mina Wheeler. who lived alone at Blackberry Cottage, Burghfield Common. was in the habit of having big wood fires burning in her cottage. the Berkshire Coroner, Mr. W. C. West. wee told when he held an ...
Honey Fruit Sponge H ERE is a recipe for a very A.A. colourful cold sweet, honey fruit sponge, using soft
... using soft fruits or blackberries. These quantities will serve six generous portions. Ingredients: 202. butter, 2oz. honey. 20z. golden syrup. I egg. 3oz. flour, pinch of salt, 1 teaspoon baking powder. ruling : fib. blackberries. 20z. sugr.r. To decorate: ...
Mrs. Jacques (95) Wins Prize for Blackberries
... Mrs. Jacques (95) Wins Prize for Blackberries MRS. A. JACQUES. aged of Mrs Jacques lives with her Shaftesbury Road. is very daughter and son4n-law, Mr. and. proud of her blackberry bush Mrs. A. Cox, who are also mem- She planted It herself six or seven ...
8 The Reading Standard, 28, 1953 at the Barka Hunt gymkhana. cup winner is Mr. C. G. Potter, receiving from
... tablecloths. She has won leaving St. Mark's Church, Reading, after their wedding show prizes with these and cultivated blackberries. On Saturday.. Air — id lW ` AD ar , *4 - to olo 04 ‘ C, '' - . e ' 4 4 A . 40 - g - i •..e, : , • ,Vtie . , ~ • . ...
Open to Amateurs
... Dessert apples. Miss R. Eaton: dessert plums or greengages, S. Ingartill: cooking apples, ' Miss P. A. Lambourne: dish of blackberries, Mrs. Rowsell: three dishes of apples. A. V. Carter; peaches. P. D. Reading; dessert pears, Mr. Norman: cooking plums, ...