... Personally speaking A FAMILY feeling is the way receptionist Peggy Marks describes worEitxl:g at Th%ars. 2‘“ Marks, v:l?fiz hia;;‘workettil there or six years after being made reduntf;.nt from a supermarket, explained: “Everyone here has been very kind ...

... Speaking locally Miss Gladys Clenaghan, known locally as the “Guv'nor”, came to Smarden in 1934, and is still known as the headmistress of the kmwl«i.:nbouto&n I village where t was a vi wi thohedprmmlnflo-fsindlebfl'riu, hips, hores, blackberries sloes ...

... Speaking locally ENID Smith (nee Fermor) was born in Grafty Green in 1901 the youngest of six children. Between the age of four and 14 she attended the local school, spending holidai's picking fruit and hogs in the fields nearbdy, and worked as a temporary ...

... Speak freely 1 discovered a wonderful people, They are so grateful for our help, but they have their pride - they don’t want to keep taking. They want to learn from us, in order to shape their own future. For a once repressed nation, the young are learning ...

... Speaking locally ONE man who has witnessed some of the man! changes in the town is 69-year-old Edward Ryan. Born and bred in Cranbrook, Mr Ryan has lived practically all his life in the town, except for a short spell in France and two years in Yorkshire ...

... Speake’s career DICK SPEAKE’SI3 - year reigg as Kent County Football Association secretary ended in embar rassment at Satur day’s annual meeting in Dover. Some 20 minutes after delegates had given him a tumultuous, standing ovation and sang ‘‘For He's ...

... Speaking locally PETER Sowerby arrived in Goudhurst 27 years ago. He said: “I immediahelgafelt at home. 'l'hel y after moving in I went into thev“'flfage store and was greeted with ‘Good morning, Mr Sowerby. What can I do for you?” Mr Sowerby, from North ...

... Speaking locally becught parish councl t parish counci chairman Mike Anthony to Bearsted 25 years ago. But although Mr Anthony says the sport in the vill:‘fili-s excellent, parti ly golf, cricket and football, he believes it also has a lot more to offer ...

... Speaking locally VILLAGE life is something Sharon ; Gowler thrives on. The mother-of-two moved to Marden three years ago because.she wanted her children to grow.up in a village and attend the local school. Mrs Gowler, 41, of Sovereigns Way, said: “As ...

... Speak der , from the left: Bernard Brindley (deputy general manager, National Provident Institution), Sir Jonathan Benn (director Reedpack), Ben Power (past president) and Geoffrey Smethurst (Kent branch chairman) [ers the [CSA dinner \'v, (I ¢ 3 ; ¢ ...

... Dick Speake Praising Speake earlier in the meeting. Butcher described him as ‘‘the best county secretary in the country.” . He added: ‘‘Since coming to Kent, he has reorganised the administration and made the KCFA the envy of all other county associations ...

... Dick Speake tion to the rule was defeated. Afterwards, Blackburn said: ‘‘The decision has vetoed the proposal for the time being at least — that’s my interpretation. ‘“lt'’s up to those proposing the motion whether they try again next year. - L R ‘I quite ...