KENTISH EXPRESS, November 24, 1967 Page 7

She said: "I was absolutely stunned. I had no idea the party was going to be o large. The hall treasurer simply phoned to say they wanted to give me a party." And so she was able to sit back and listen to the kind thieves said about her by the people who have been such a part of

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CARAVAN park for holidays and overnight stops is proposed for land on the north-east side of the playing field at Rough Common under an application made to Bridge-Blean rural council. Hawkhurst FINE of £l5 was imposed on Hugh Gordon of Amery. Theobalds, by Cranbrook magistrates

Thousands of families have al- cleaning. Drop-opening oven ready chosen White Roses for door. Big storage compartment value. And now the value's even De-luxe new-look styling, sheer better. Now you get all the quali- sided shape designed to tit flush tics that made the White Ros

COMPETITION held this summer by the Kent branch of the Men of the Trees drew its entries from all parts of the country. It was to choose the best coloured transparencies of trees and the first prize of £5 ss. goes to a Leicester man. Mr. G. A. Butlin. Mrs. Charles Jessel, of Has

THE LOT of the insurer and the motorist in this country today is indeed NOT a happy one! With the latest figures indicating that criminals are getting away with over weekly (increasing) it is allundanily clear that the police force should not continually he urged 10 per- Millie

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the second time in less than two months killer dogs hasc struck at sheep grazing on the marshes at Luddenham ourt Farm. owned by Messrs. Scsmour Stevens Ltd. On Monii as night three sheep were killed and two others severely mauled. Police are anxious to trace a brown alsatian do