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Sunday was D for digging
day for members of Bridge
Parish Council.

Early in the morning, armed
with spades, forks, a measuring
tape, a dozen stakes and some
straps, they invaded the village
recreation ground.

Their object was to plant 10
ornamental trees ~ willow,
flowering cherry, almond and
crab app1e—some of which had
been donated by local well-
wishers. to improve the ameni-
ties of the ground_

In an hour or so the trees
were in a neat row behind the
riverside fence of the ground,
with Mrs. M_ A. Young, a mem-
ber of the Council, and Mrs. A.
R. Clark, one of the donors,

 

assisting in the final digging.
Thanking Mrs. Clark and the‘

 

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Watched by members of Bridge_Par1sh Council, Mrs. A. R. Clark (left) plants the ornamental tree she donated to th\
village to improve the appearance of the recreation ground.

other donors, Mrs. Stevens and}
Mr. E. W. J. Cassell_ the chair-‘;
man of the Parish Council, Cllr. I
H. P. LI. Lawrence, said their

;and would greatly enhance the
gappearance of the recreation
lground.

gifts were much appreciated

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