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Friday, June 10,1977

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at Bridge on Tuesday watch the entries cross the starting line.

  
  

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off, but which is going to be the winner? Spectators at the Bridge boat
race watch progress.

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Interested spectators at the Bekesbourne fancy dress competition. if

    

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Over 70 children from Strangers Lane, Canterbury, were given jubilee pens and
balloons at their party on Tuesday. It was held in a barn at Cockering Farm,
belonging to Mr R. Ashenden. A street collection paid for flags, decorations and

tea, after which the children played games.