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(7cwts. 3qrs. 2lbs.)\n\nThese bells represent over 270 years of continuous use in calling the villagers to worship and marking important events in the community's life.\n",{"heading":23,"content":24},"Rotation of Crops","The following table shows the crop rotation practiced on various fields in Holme between 1947 and 1950, demonstrating the careful agricultural planning necessary for successful farming:\n\n**Church Close:** Barley (1947), Barley (1948), Wheat (1949), Clover (1950)\n\n**Burnmill:** Beet/Barley (1947), Barley (1948), Beet (1949), Wheat (1950)\n\n**Crowley:** Oats (1947), Wheat (1948), Beet (1949), Clover (1950)\n\n**Five Acres:** Barley (1947), Barley (1948), Wheat (1949), Clover (1950)\n\n**Bank Piece:** Wheat (1947), Beet (1948), Barley (1949), Beet (1950)\n\n**Bungalow Field:** Wheat (1947), Peas (1948), Wheat (1949), Barley (1950)\n\n**Barn Place (1):** Beet (1947), Wheat/Barley (1948), Barley (1949), Clover (1950)\n\n**Hunstanton Cross:** Barley (1947), Oats (1948), Barley (1949), Wheat (1950)\n\n**Walesfield:** Wheat (1947), Barley/Beet (1948), Clover (1949), Clover (1950)\n\n**Barn Piece 2:** Clover (1947), Swedes (1948), Wheat (1949), Barley (1950)\n\n**Greatclose:** Clover (1947), Clover (1948), Wheat (1949), Barley (1950)\n\n**Pond piece:** Beet (1947), Barley (1948), Clover (1949), Wheat (1950)\n",{"heading":26,"content":27},"Food Prices","A comparison of food prices across three periods: 1860, 1914, and 1951, showing the dramatic changes in the cost of living over ninety years:\n\n**Bread (1 loaf):** 3d (1860), 3d (1914), 6d (1951)\n\n**Meat (1 lb.):** 6½d (1860), 8½d (1914), 1s/8d (1951)\n\n**Bacon (1 lb.):** 10d (1860), 1s/-d (1914), 2s/8d (1951)\n\n**Suet (1 lb.):** 6d (1860), 7d (1914), 2s/3d (1951)\n\n**Butter (1 lb.):** 10½d (1860), 1s/2½d (1914), 2s/6d (1951)\n\n**Margarine (1 lb.):** - (1860), 6d (1914), 1s/2d (1951)\n\n**Cheese (1 lb.):** 8d (1860), 9d (1914), 1s/2d (1951)\n\n**Milk (1 pint):** 1½d (1860), 1½d (1914), 5d (1951)\n\n**Rice (1 lb.):** 2d (1860), 2d (1914), 1s/-d (1951)\n\n**Tea (4 lb.):** 1s/- (1860), 4½d (1914), 1s/-d (1951)\n\n**Sugar (1lb):** 5d (1860), 2½d (1914), 5d (1951)\n\nThese prices must be understood in context with wages: in 1860, a farm labourer earned 10/- to 14/- a week.\n",{"heading":29,"content":30},"Rations 1951","In 1951, six years after the end of World War II, rationing was still in effect in Britain. 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Rumbellow, D,E. Plume, P. Smith, R. Rumbellow, N. Stimson, T. Stimson, L. Walden, S. Frohawk, A. Fuller\n",{"heading":35,"content":36},"Adult Library","**Holme next Sea Adult Library**\n\n**Committee:** Miss M. Ellender, Mrs. J. Middleton, Rev. E.S. Ulyat, Mrs. S.C. Reed, Mrs. E. S. Ulyat, Mrs. E.V. Whisson\n\n**Hon Librarian:** Mrs. R. Whiddington\n\n**Members:** 115\n",{"heading":38,"content":39},"School Library","**Librarians:** Yvonne Plume, Beryl Neeve\n\n**Members:** 43\n",{"heading":41,"content":42},"Mothers' Union","**Committee:** Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Reed, Mrs.B. Smith, Mrs. Bateson, Mrs. Renaut, Mrs. Wales\n\n**Treasurer:** Mrs. Beastall\n\n**Secretary:** Mrs. Richardson\n",{"heading":44,"content":45},"Holme Young People's Club","Formed in 1948, with forty members aged 12 to 21 from Holme and surrounding parishes.\n\n**Club Leader:** Mr. J. E. Kett\n\n**Secretary:** Miss Nina Walker\n\n**Asst. Sec:** Mr. N. Stimson\n\n**Scribe:** Miss Rene Hammond\n\n**Committee:** Miss Molly Peacock, Mr. I. Stimson, Miss Valerie Richardson, Mr. J. Finbow\n",{"heading":47,"content":48},"Holme Bowls Club","**President:** Mrs. Simms Reeve\n\nThe Green was originally a Tennis Court at the Manor, it was allowed to be laid down for a bowling green by Mrs. Simms Reeve in 1949. It is kept in condition by the members, who paired themselves and work by roster. A challenge cup, given by Lord Fermay, is played for each season, the present holder being Mr. George Parker, our Treasurer.\n\n**Chairman:** Mr. William Potter\n\n**Captain:** Mr. Harry Dawson\n\n**Treasurer:** Mr. George Parker\n\n**Secretary:** Mr. Tom Hart\n\n**Other members:** Mr. Harry Frohawk, Mr. Albert Wales (both in their 80's), Mr. Bert Smith, R. Smith, A. Hayter, Senr., A. Hayter Jun., R. Burton Jun., H. Burton, K. Burton, S. Dawson, H. Death, G. Church, G. Raven, W.Hills, J. Matsell, C. Stanner, G. Wheeler, K. Craske, F. Smith, D. Stimson, J. 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