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MAKING the appeal for local charities at Edward Heath's carol concert on Sunday was his 16-year-old god - daughter Penelope Denman. The traditional appeal collected a total of £455 for old people's and children's homes in the area. A packed audience at the Grand Ballroom. Broads

1 pm. (Newington closing at 12.30 as usual.) THURSDAY, 28 DECEMBER All Libraries (including Westgate) will re-open to the public. MONDAY, 1 JANUARY, 1979—A1l libraries closed.

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COUNTER proposals to awe Prisms Mary's Hospital closure were pat forward at a crowded public meetlag held by (be Canterbury sad Thaset Community fleakh oa Monday alibi. Instead of shutting dowrilhe hospital at Wilderness Hill, Cliftonville, they want to see it given the 'kiss of

KENT County Council may choose a suitable place in Thanet for a gipsy caravan site warned a councillor last week. At a meeting of the Planning Committee Mr. Mike Willett said: "What worries me is that the KCC can turn round and nominate a particular place in Thanet for the gipsi