... fruit-2 Mr. J. G. Clarke Class 10, six tomaioes-1 Mr. R. 2 Mr. J. G. Clarke. *1 Mrs. Saddleton. . Class 11, ilb. punnett blackberries I Mr. W. Collens. 2 Mrs. P. Miles. 3 Mr. G. Tong. Class 12, six potatoes (round or kidney)-1 Mr. Catt. 2 Mr. G. Tong. 3 ...

... Challenge Cup or the exhibitor with most points was won by Mrs. I. Thomas. A non-competitive displa of plants, mushrooms and blackberries grown by Mr. .1. R Oldfield, and honey from his hives. attracted a good deal of attention. These items were auctioned and ...

... unit serving in the Caucasus ordered some caviarsturgeon's roe—for the troops as a treat. All he was a complaint that the blackberry jam at dinner was bad and tasted like fish ! ...

... Mrs. P. E. Miles, 3 Mr. J. d. Clarke. Class 11, any other variety of fruit: 2 Mr. J. G. Clarice. Class 12, lb. punnet of blackberries: 1 Mr. L. Finn, 2 Mr. G. Tong, 3 Mrs. P. E. Miles. ...

... Clarke. Class 26, 1 lb. jar of raspberry jam: I Mr. L. Finn, 2 Mrs. J. G. Clarke, 3 Mrs. K. Arnold. Class 27, 1 lb jar of blackberry jam: 1 Mrs. J. G. Clarke, 2 Mrs. Parsons. Class 28, lb. jar of red Currant jelly: 2 Mrs. J. G. Clarke. Class 29. 2 lb. jar ...

... kitchen garden, in a kitchen utensil (No. 36), attracted an encouraging number or entries. In the former the items included blackberries, snowberries, rose hips, haws, ivy, bracken and beech leaves, and in the latter sprouts, onions, radishes, tomatoes, potatoes ...

... competition was for a 1 lb. jar of jelly, and was jugged by Mrs. Ratzer and Mrs. T. Smith. The winners were Mrs. T. filcher (blackberry) and Mrs. Finn (apple). Thanks were expressed to the tea hostesses, Mrs. Osborne and Miss Rye. Final arrangements were made ...

... 2 Mr. J. Edwards. Class - 33, nine runner beans: 1 Mr. J. Ellis, 2 Mr. C. Bash, 3 Miss S. Epps. Class 36, one plate 12 blackberries: I Miss S. Epps, 2 Mr. A. Pay. __ Class 37, one plate of any other fruit: I Mr. E. Shoebridge, 2 Mr. C. Bush, 3 Mr. A. ...

... pedestals, pew tops and window ledges was a very pleasing all-green arrangement of teasels, bracken, fir cones and sprigs of blackberry. Other items used in the displays included mauve scabious, dwarf sunflowers, French marigolds, delphiniums, pink roses. ...

... Woodland Treasures class, with use being made of such items as sweet chestnuts, horse chestnuts, rose hips, pine cones, blackberries, hazel leaves and bracken. With the rich profusion of all kinds of dahlias and chrysanthemums. was a refreshing contrast ...

... various classes were won as follows: Rowers sad pal giants - Dessert apples Mr. C. Cage; cooking apelfs Mrs. M. Smith: blackberries Mr. A. J. Pay: any other fruit Mr. C. Cage. Ladies' classes _ - - Plain scones - - - - -. ll4iss M. Impett; sausage rolls ...

... with Graveney and Goodnestone Churches, and members of Graveney Girl Guide company. Items for sale included punnets of blackberries, cacti and bunches of lavender. During a surprise lull in the rain, boys and girls were able to enjoy rides in the adjoining ...