nsount iluataksad attacks and Bay went further when John Slade - scored twice before half Urne after fine Interpasehig. to obtain a lead of 44 M the Interval. In UM second half Bay were unable to maintain their first half dominance and Tonbridge. becoming more accustomed to Um c

Mr. Timothy Lan* of Stoney Road. Dunkirk. ad - farad minor injuries after his car had been in collision with a lamp post at the Junction of Canterbury Road and mont Road. Whitstable. on Friday.

THE Council will have to slab . spend £12.000 on essential The Harbour sub-cornrepalrs to Whitstable har • mittee has already authobour's east The authority's Public fixed harbour master Cali- Works Committee was told tain W. H. U. Harrison to at its meeting last week that the r

Not all take their holidays in the peak summer season. Package holidays have become a year-round business with short winter breaks already established as a leisure trend of this era. Whatever their transport or wherever their destina• Hon. only a very few pack• age holiday touri

Of TM Teachers look back on a success story IT IS 25 years since Whitstable's Sir William Nottidge School first opened and during that time there have been many changes in pupils and staff. rect amount of vitamins and protein. Mrs. Evans. who lives in Stanley Road. is very proud

MAY I express my hope that the publication of CIIr. Porter's personal comments and views may prove to be the first of a series of articles. covering the mainstream of views, prevailing in the council chamber. Election speeches and official statements can not be relied upon to do

I NOTE that the Council now recommends that our dustbin sacks are put at a place on our premises nearest the highway. For those with front gardens. it is easy. There will obviously be some problems with those houses that have no front gardens In the past the council used to talk

It opened 11113 and so began a race with the Oxford which continued September, IMO. Al sante Urn, as the Oxford was m-butit in The Picture House was puled down and re-built as a modern cinema re-emerging Lath. Argosy. It lay much further back from road than the old cinema and ha