- - as long as I live. - If it was not for that time I should not be here now. 1 ant an honest fellow. I love work and I know there is hope for tile. Prisoner added that when lie came hack from Germany in June, he went to Herne Bay brit, then he got work at Margate. statement ce

Mr. A. lk-rman, a nephew of Mr. Levine, of Townley Castle School, who aas in charge of a school in Mayenee. Germany, when the uar broke out, and had to leave all his ponsensionn behind, has now his trunk through the agency of the American Express Co. Apparently under the impress

times. (WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EDITIONS) the Cunbridat Wells Advertiser. the Chanel times. Cbe Broadstairs all. the Kentish Gazelle (CaolerbUrP). These papers bare all bona-Ide sales in their respective districts. and tbees small pre advertisements are thus brought to the attent

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19-21 4 0 %,. FINE Wish all their Peaceful and Pro Customers and Friends A Very Happy Christmas and • • • • .• • • 411•1 W . r ••••.. • " ,•••• A• r• • 041 ' ' , •••"1, - L. P. BARRON • • t

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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.