... sth. at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, of Mr. Edward Culver, of Gable Cottage, Dunkirk. He was 59 years of age and had been ill for twenty weeks. A native of Dunkirk. He had been a woodworker all his working life and the greater portion of his time ...

... MAY 20. l oreen Gladys Parlman (7), Thread Dunkirk F.:aidli M. Hsi) (is 18). ill street. To nham. Ruth Brenda Marsh (7 Maranatlia.'• Woodlands Road. Lyminge. Doris Mars May Broad i9l, 30. Ca weazle. Tenterden. Tons hit, head 110). rare of tlrw. Greemtrcet ...

... Lieut. C. R. Jackman and Miss Elfrida Jackman. the son and daughter of the late Rev. A. R. Jackman. have present- I ed to Dunkirk Church, in memory of their father, a revolving book rest for the altar, in teak to correspond with the altar. A silver plate ...

... letter to Canterbury Weavers Jewellery Shop. 17 Sun Street. Canterbury. VERGER -SEXTON wanted for Dunkirk, part-time.—Particulars apply Vicar, The Vicarage, Dunkirk. and CO. have another vacancy for a smart young Barmaid; experience preferred, but not essential; ...

... Margate and Broadstairs were untouched. . _ Onlt way back to DenttaPY the lin was attacked by eight Nlitval aircraft from Dunkirk and severely damaged. ...

... Nellie and Bert: Carrie: Charlie.. Gladys and family and Alf: Aunt Harty, Uncle Frank. Jack. Florrie and June: C. Cheyney: Dunkirk Special Constables: Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayward; Rost and Bill Burch: Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins and Albert: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood; ...

... accident lust year, the service was curtailed, The son and daughter of the late Rev. A. R. Jackman, war of Dunkirk from 1915 to 1939, have presented to Dunkirk Church, in memory of him, a revolving hook rest for the altar in teak to match the altar. An inscribed ...