Good Profit On Presentations the annual meeting of the Ottery players, the Secretary. Mr. D. Dyer, said it had been a fairly good year. Although the performances of The Man Who Kissed His Wife and • Night Must Fall had met with the approval of the majority of supporters; the soc

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~.„,. Charles Chichester. has been of Devon for the coming Tne announcement was made

The February price review of the National Farmers' Union was the most difficult they had ever had to negotiate, said Mr. F. H. Shapland at the meeting of the Council of the Devon branch on Friday. Firstly, the review had been postponed on account of the election, there had also

Mr. W. M. Pile. Conservative agent for the Tiverton Division, retire from the post during the coming year, after being aigent for the past 32 years. ,

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Ipplepen Flower Show | , HE annual event for the parishioners of Ipplepen took place on Saturday. Again all records were beaten. The president was Rev. T. P. Yokes- Dudgeon: treasurer, Mr. M. H. Moore: secretary. Mr. G. F. Hill; assistant secretary, Mr. H. Luscombe, assisted by

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WHAT TORIES HAVE TO OFFER ANTHONY HURD, M.P. for Newbury, speaking at a meeting at Barnstaple, on Friday, in support of Brig. C. H. M. Peto, M.P. for Barnstaple and prospective Conservative candidate for the North Devon Division, claimed that the Socialists could take no kind cr

parish of Ipplepen has included in its boundary the small hamlet of Combe Fishacrc, which consists of about 60 people, who are a farming community. It is situated just off the main Totnes to Newton Abbot road; it has one road less than a mile in length, and it can be regarded be