... £435 came from the sale of savings stamps and certificates, and £l5 was invested in Defence Bonds. BLACKBERRY JAM. Some 200 lbs. of blackberry and blackberry and apple jam, made on Tuesday, were the first results shown this year by the Fleet and Crookhani ...

... on Tuesday at their monthly meeting, when 'they were entertained at Woodlands, by invitation of Mrs. C. Robinson. The blackberry season had created quite a buzz of activity at the Preserving Centre, and many pounds of jelly had already been made ...

... Abbotsleigh. Until the blackberry season arrived practically no fruit was offered, but recently Mrs. Bunch, the organizer, has received a substantial supply of blackberries, with some applies, and a considerable quantity of blackberry and apple jam has been ...

... year of war as just another day. What the German people long for is not victories, but peace. THORNTONS' of COVE Ripe blackberries hang on the bushes galore, The rook gobbles 'em up in spite of the war. His wife says, I'm Big-Hearty-Martha, —that's ...

... weeks ago. Blackberry, blackberry and apple, and crab apple jelly have been made, and the co-operation of the Fleet and Crookham Church of England Schools has proved to be a valuable help. Their efforts during this week in picking blackberries in the district ...

... during the past week have helped with rose-hip collecting from the hedgerows for making hip preserve. The last batch of blackberries was collected last week, and the total amount sent from the school to be made into jam at the Preserving Centre was 1181 ...

... FRUIT PRESERVATION CENTRE GOOD WORK AT ASH. Since re-opening for the blackberry season some concentrated hard work has been put in at the Ash and Ash Vale Fruit Preservation Centre. As the Technical Schools were no longer available the work of preservation ...

... total of 609 lbs. of jam was made at the Crookham Women's Institute Hut during the jammaking season. Jam made included blackberry, blackberry and apple, and crab apple jelly, the majority of which was sold to local shops, and the remainder to the schools. ...

... The area supervisor, Mrs. Bourne, visited the Fruit Preserving Centre at Abbotsleigh on Monday, and passed 134 lbs. of blackberry and apple jam which has been made there as being of the required standard. It will now be labelled and issued to local retailers ...

... the scheme. The pupils of Fleet Church of England School, who have done so well in assisting in collections of salvage, blackberries; rose hips and horse chestnuts, are again on the war-path to do their bit, by collecting farthings and used stamps for ...

... reporting that the Fruit Preserving Centre at Abbotsleigh has disposed of, or allotted to local retailers, 304 lbs. of blackberry and apple jam, congratulated the jam makers on the high standard of jam made at the centre, and stated that it was passed ...

... of milk, 52 lbs. of saujsage meat, 2 tins of salmon, 13 tins of beans, 13 tins of chopped ham, 1 tin of apples, 1 tin of blackberries, 1 tin- of spinach, 2 tins of tongue and 1 tin of steak pudding. The condemnation of this food was, stated the Public Health ...