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FORMER Margate girl, Mrs. Rosemary Arber, daughter of Mrs. Estella Buch, of Essex Road. Westgate. and the late Mr. Frederick Buch, was responsible for organizing a Silver Jubilee youth spectacular at Windsor last month. Mrs. Buch said that Rosemary, who is Youth Office for Winds

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A COLD east wind this spring meant that there were few amateur exhibits in the fruit and vegetable classes of the cultural and Flower show on Wednesday. Head gardener at the Hearts of Oak Convalescent Home. Broadstairs, Mr. Albert Davis said the weather would also result in a sh