WALBERTON
... cabbage and gladioli; Mts. Pryer for short carrots, tomatoes, bottled gooseberries bottled blackberries, bottled apple pulp. plum jam, blackberry jam and raspberry jam; Miss Bagley for shallots and chutney; ...
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Than Food ?
... not enough sugar available to nut them to good use. When apples are plentiful and blackberries can be had for the picking, many country housewife would be only too glad to stock her larder with jam that would cost little to make. It's the sugar that is ...
PRODUCE GUILD
... flowers. Miss Leeson (Coleman Hatch); berries. Lady I Hildyard (Coleman' Hatch); apple( puff. Mrs. Webster Illartfteld I ; gooseberries. Mrs. Steele (Hartfteld); blackberry Jelly, Mrs. Browning (Coleman Hatch): fruit preserved in four ways. Mrs. Watts Ashurst ...
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... Hooper. Frame.— 2. W. R Feben. Apples. Culinary.—l. C. Burton; 2. Mrs. M. Dash: 3. W. R. Feben. Dessert —l. W. R. Feben; 2. Mrs. L. Jones; 3. Mrs L. Jones Pears. -1. W R. Feben. Plums, dessert. - 2. W. R. Feben. Blackberries. Wild.— 1, Mrs. N. Evans; 2. ...
o#l,lUPcons OUTSTANDING VALUE!
... Election, 1951 EAST GRINSTEAD DIVISION COLONEL R. S. RESULTS Open.—Apples cooking and desserti 1 R. Cooper; apples tdesserti: 1 R. Cooper, 2 W. Dunmall, 3 Miss Coiling. 1 ridge; apples 'cooking': 1 R. Cooper, 2 W. Dunmall. 3 Miss Collingridge; pears: 1 ...
WINGS DAY Lir.e..f•r t^,{rke who caw Legion Women's Show Section's annual red letter day
... Beale. Open ; 2 Mn. Remy. MUT Apples IcookIng) 1 Mrs. Beale. 2 Wry. Neaine. Amass (dwasert) : t Mra. /Male. Mrs. Brown. Pears : 2 Mrs. Moring. Plums : 2 Mrs. Tomatoes 1 Mrs. Name. 2 Mrs. Brown. Cucumber - 2 Mrs. L. Blackberries : 1 Mrs. Darby, Mrs. Neame ...
STOKES BM n fare Sd FLOWER SHOW
... Smith; 2, E WaestafT Raspberries Paine. Blackberries.— l. E Hutchings: 2. Reynolds; 3. Mrs Packman Plums. 1. J. Burrows; 2. E WacstafT 3. Marsh Dessert apples. —l. A Saunders: 2 A Runnacles; 3. Miss E Paine Cooking apples. 1. J Rapley; 2. Miss Cross; 3 A Saunders ...
Best chrysanthemums I have ever Seep says says judge E. N Brown. 3H. C. Hope: vase at Mtchaelmas daisies, tor
... araralney.:2mMadme: lines: I Mrs. K. N. Brown. 2 Mrs. E. Chapman. 3 0. Clements; piccalilli: 1 Mrs. Z. N. Brown. Blackberry ano apple jam: 1 Mies 0 Clements. 2 Mrs. F. M. Upton. 3 Mrs. J. B. Farley• coconut are: 1 Mr.. Z. N Brown. 2 Mtge 0. Clements. ...
NOTES & NEWS Bargains for Everyone at the Rummage Sale in the Church Rooms to-morrow at 215 pan Admission: 2d
... Harris FRUIT 5 Dessert Apples : Mrs Batchelor 5 Cooking Apples : Mrs Stratford Dessert Pears : Nil 5 Cooking Pears Nil 6 Plums : Mrs Wilkins Dish of 20 Cultivated Blackberries : 1 F Brandon 2 Mrs Geary Dish of 20 Wild Blackberries : Mrs H Pearce PRODUCE ...
Hampden Park
... salads—l R. E Uaglcy, Mrs Diaon, 3 A P. Watson. .Apples (culinary) 1 L. Sodkcu, 2 CT South. 3 H. A Mitchell; (dessert)—l G. Check Icy Mrs C. Smith, 3 W M. Tapp. Gooseberries—l E. J. Mead. Blackberries—l Mrs Diaon 2 Mias W. M. Tapp. O. A Foa Phans-1 O ...
LIGHTING-UP TIMES The following sr* the Lighting-VP Times at Worth2ng during the *amain' stet : August Thursday ..
... F. B. Vickers; apple* (culinary). F. B. Vickers: apples (dessert , . C. I Riley; peaches. W. G. Muddle plume (culinary) It. F. Holloway: red currants. F. Nobly: black currants W. H. Bulling; gooseberries, G. H. Phillips: blackberries. A. Knight: loganberries ...
r i’ THE BUCKS EXAMINER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14th 1951 ! HOME CORNER NOTH Maples °f Aylesbury invite you to a
... : 1 W Looseley 2 R Revel 3 A Wingrove Celery : 1 V Dwight Leeks : 1 F G Williams FRUIT Dessert Apples : I C A Jerram 2 F Goodall 3 W Looseley Cooking Apples : 1 A Wingrove 2 F Goodall 3 P Wright : 1 F Goodall: 2 A Wingrove 1 W Looseley Cooking PeareJ: ...