... potatoes to 175., aver. 7s. per cwt. Jams, etc.: Per pot :)marmalade to Is. 441.• apple and ginger Is. 3d.; gooseberry Is. 4d., blackberry and apple to Is. 4d.; honey to 2s. 9d.; piccalilli to Is. 6d.; sweet chutney to Is. 6d. YEOVIL Messrs. R. B. Taylor and ...

... included the crowning of 14-year-old Jane Ellis as the new Strawberry Queen. 1114111C4 11 - 1111 111 . ii' !ilia:ice the Blackberry Carnival n September which in turn will iais, funds for the town's youth, club. fhe scene in the historic! e was a colourful ...

... Evans: 2, Maria Salt: I. J. Furze; 2, L. Gillard; 3. 3. Claire Uphill. Flowers in an D. Baber. egg cup: I, Maria Salt; 2. Blackberries: I. Mrs. A. Michael Baber; 3. Nicola Carruthers; 2, Mrs. D. Hyland; Evans. Mask: I, Maria Salt: 3, Mrs. L. Battle. Cooking ...

... A. C. Young: apples. dessert: Miss B. J. Hemmens, Mrs. A. C. Young, Mrs. Wedlock; plums: E. J. Webber. Mrs. R. E. Luff; blackberries: Mrs. A. C. Young, Mrs. K. Bennett. Mrs. D. G. Burrough. Vegetables: Potatoes, white, round: H. Coombes, L. H. Cox; potatoes ...

... per lb. ; Caerphilly cheese to 1/6 per lb. ; farmhouse butter to 2/11 per lb.; cream 4/- to 7/- per lb. 260 Lots Fruit—Blackberries 10d. to 1/3 per lb. ; tomatoes 1/- to 1/5 per lb., green ditto 6d. to .9d. per lb. ; strawberries 4/6 per lb.; pears 2d ...

... All the proceeds will go to the youth dub funds. Mr. Callow said that thanks to the support of local businesses the annual Blackberry Carnival will be going ahead as usual. CASH AID people to walk. This year we have At one time it was feared the decided ...

... ; Lord Derby 2id. ; Morgans 2d. to 4d. ; Tom Putts 21d. to Sd. ; pears 3d. to 1/- ; damsons Bd. to 91d. ; plums 10d. ; blackberries 10d. to 1/11 ; tomatoes ' 1/2 to 1/4 ; green ditto 100. per lb. ; cub nuts 1)- per lb. 180 Lots of Produce-Onions 4d. to ...

... were stopped before entering the old quarry. Returning to Cloud Hill Farm. a fox was quickly away from the kale. He ran by Blackberry Hill to ground in a stick heap in Whidcombe Brig. Finding again in Hartley Wood, hounds crossed into Fry's Bottom. then ...

... Strawberries to 2s. Bd. per lb. to ay. 2s. 4d. ; Raspberries to 4s. ay. 3s. 6d. per lb. Goos.b..iries to' Is. per lb. ay. 9d. Blackberries to 3s. per lb. ay. 2s. 9d. Cabbages to Is. 3d. each, New Potatoes 3d. per lb., Lettuces 4d. each, Rhurbarb 2d. per lb. ...

... The judges in all the classes were FRUIT Sunday last not a smir k competitors. extremely complimentary on the Cultivated blackberries: I. Mrs. taken. of the show. Mrs. Brenda b„ wn. We have proved in this time of I ttualltY _. Mrs. A. Clarkson 3. Mrs. ...

... R. Teal; dessert apples, E. F. Webber, Mrs. R. E. Luff, S. E Coombes; plums, E. F. Webber, Mrs. R. E. Luff, J. Crebar; blackberries, Mrs. A. Young, Mrs. D. G. Burrough, W. V. Gardner.. Blagdon get cold shoulder (Cont. from Page 1). of Churchill Sports ...

... Draycott, a family which came from the Wedmore district, Mr. Leigh was a retired strawberry grower, and he had also purchased blackberries from over a wide area each season. His wife predeceased him about six years ago. The service was conducted by the Vicar ...