... Teddy with us become be wan in =Whist, and mother be • beadact,. I have to look after him, or else he would eat too many blackberries; mother said sot more than twelve. I shall count them. Teddy looked somewhat defiaatly at his eldest sister when she stated ...

... afternoon more; your children made me not only welcome bat useful. lou wee. I am somewhat taller than they are, and the blackberries have • trick of griming just beyond their reach. In return for it' kintlac.. taker showed me I pro. wised to tale them ...

... enjoyed. On the Sunday 35 members supported the blackberry run to Cooper- Kale, where the club photo was taken. A picnic was arranged and the members were all able to MI their hoses, bags, etc.. with blackberries, which were found to be plentiful. Club runs: ...

... Clay Rill and also the romble WU* Wehts Wood. Club rum. Saturday. Thoriorced met 50. gdver.street 330 p.m Sunday, °aspensk blackberry run; meet 030 am. Thursdsy, Chteggsed, “roroort; meet 7.45 p.m. IMIv rot rm CYCLING AN'' , SOCIAL CLOS . Club flatioreu—Sundey ...