... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE PANCAKES by Margaret Alden BLACKBERRYING is a thoroughly pleasant pastime, and there is always something special about fruit you have picked yourself. Apples are the seasonable partners for blackberries, and in some dishes it is dessert ...

... FRUIT Apples, dessert, A. A. Home, B. Cladi_R. Young; cooking, Mrs. T. Cox, A. C. Edwards, N. Mayer. Blackberries, A. Heginbothiun, A. Henley. R. Lewis. Pears. H. Hayes, Mrs. M. Cokes, A. Bruce. Plate of any other fruit, C. Payne, N. Mayer, Miss L. Darker ...

... A. White, E. Adsley: cooking: Mrs. J. Holland, F. Keeping, W. Bons. Pears: Stephen Rose. Mrs. 0. Mallet, Mrs. V. East. Blackberries: F. Keeping, E. Adsley. R. Blanchard. Any other fruit: Mr. Connelly. 1. VEGETABLES Potatoes. white: L. Fears. I, A. Richter ...

... Miss Jean H. Mc Bain, of 2, Sherwood Court, Eastcote Avenue, South Harrow, is showing a beautiful glass bowl depicting blackberries and insect life in diamond point glass engraving. The exhibition ends today (Tuesday). Plato ...

... the dark colour is a mystery which the beekeepers cannot explain, although one member said he had seen his bees only on blackberry flowers. The bottles of mead and cakes of wax were of the usual high standard. OBSERVER AND GAZETTE Friday, November 15 ...

... the child want to look inside, and once inside there the stories should delight their ' Jane Pilgrim's The First Book of Blackberry Farm is an ideal first book for a child. The text is bold and simple and the illustrations by F. Stocks May of the farmyard ...

... fruit wine, red, sweet: R. A. Marsdon (Wembley), 2; elderberry: F. W. Jackman (Wembley), I. T. R. Pearson (Wembley). 2; blackberry: A. R. Thurlow (Harrow), 2; bilberry: Mrs. W. Talbot (Wembley), I; white to golden, dry: F. S. Burridge (Wembley). 3; citrus: ...

... past of familiar and not-sofamiliar places - - for instance, the open site before St. Michael's. Harrow Weald. was built: Blackberry Lane: College Road, Harrow Weald; and Kenton Lane. Like most of us who have written about local places he realises that ...

... Whittaker. Five cooking: R. Harris, B. J. Hillier, R. J. Wilson. Pears: M. Prince, Miss M. L. Jeffery, M rs. A. C. Cobb. Blackberries: Mrs. S. Coker. A. E. Hall, A. S. Roy. Peaches: C. H. Gorringe I, C. E. Sten house 2. Grapes, one bunch: W. A. Walker I ...

... 2. Pears: one variety - Mrs. T. Temple, C. Gorringe, W. Butcher; two varieties - W. Butcher, Mrs. D. Bates, C. Gordis& Blackberries National Chrysathemum Society M. Kirby. British Fuchsia Society Blue Ribanti E. Rushton. Class results in order 1,2, 3 ...

... Kilmister, F. C. Edwards, Mrs. F. H. Harrod. Plate of any other hardy fruit: Mrs. J. M. Willis, A. K. Blackburn, H. N. Clokie. Blackberries: Mrs. S. Colter 1, S. A. Fry 2. Mr. S. A. Fry was again the most successful entrant, gaining six special awards for his ...

... headed wig in a new curled style. Leftovers Margarine tubs can also be used for freezing. Fill them with raspberries, or blackberries, re. place lid and seal with freezer tape. Leftover soup or even a casserole can be poured into a tub. Replace the lid ...