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... 8 Gazette and Times 1 8-9-86 RADIO MECHANIC BECOMES A MEMORIES of the Second World War came flooding back for a Bredgar woman when she learnt that a photograph and waxwork of her was featured in an exhibition Mrs Pat Davies or Wren Radio Mechanic Pat ...
... NATIONAL SERVICE REGISTRATION Young men who were born at the stag: of the Second World War vial be among those due to register for National Service tomorrow. Saturday. 1 10 J..nuary. About 71.000 men born be:wcon I July and 30 S.:ptember.. 1 1930, are ...
... of thousands of men and women eligible for campaign wars an.' war medals for serv . ce in the Army and R.A.F. in the second World War, who failed to claim during June, can now a pply. An announcement from 10, Downing . Street on Sunday said should be ...
... War Memorial yesterday Organised by the Sheerness branch Royal British Legion service to commemorate in Far East during Second World War taken by Rev Eric Davis priest-in-charge St Peter’s Church Halfway whose father died prisoner-of-war in Japan More than ...
... he is keenly interested in sports and prdening—while at Milton school he represented Kent in the half-mile. During the second World War he served in the Royal Marines as a corporal and in three years from 1943, travelled right round the world, achieving ...
... and Mrs. Walter Wilder, of Beechwood Avenue, Sittingbourne, r , who were bombed out of their Lon- don home during the second world war, on S-turrixv eelehrsted the,r , diamond wedding. k was a terrible experience to have the house burned down around you ...
... career has worked a number of Kent broaches. Including Canterbury and Maidstone. Mr. Field served in the Forces In the Second World War from 1931 to 1941 and be left Kent in 1932 when be took up an anttment ea Met Clerk at High Wycombe. Then, prior to eenshig ...
... years. For most of his life he had worked in the Lower Halstow briekfiCids, but he left them at the beginning of the second world war to work on the farm of Mr. George Mannering. It was shortly after this that he retired. His wife, Mrs. Sarah Ann Watts ...
... Falkland Islands He Was awarded the Distinguidal shedfo r v Service alour Cross, and a me Recalled to tne Navy in the second world war he served as 0.i.C.. Brest, as chief of staff to F.0.1.C. Liverpool, as N.0.1.C. Wellington. New Zealand. and was in ...
... KENT YEOMANRY Unveiled by Duchess of Kent A memorial tablet to 151 men of the Kent Yeomanry who lost their lives in the second world war was unveiled at All Saints' Church, Maidstone, by the Duchess of Kent. A congregation of 900 watched her Royal Highness ...
... war work During the second world war. Mr. Cut was again sncondeli to the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries and was chief executive officer of the Kent War Agricultural Executive Committee. In 1941 he was awarded the 0.8. E. for his services to agriculture ...
... arrival. Although Mrs. Goldfinch was of a retiring nature, she acted as a weekly collector for the Red Cross during the second World War and was responsible for raising a considerable amount for that society. She also assisted during the local Prisoners-of-War ...