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| Joanne Harrington or Whibley
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by Wendy (Member 10083752) on 19-Jan-2010
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Hi, Just trying to locate a Joanne Whibley (possibly Harrington) as her name may have been changed, she is about 28, think she may still be in the Kent area.
many thanks
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| family Ties
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by Shell (Member 10233211) on 20-Jul-2009
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find your family/ancestry by joining others researching your tree.
http://genforum.genealogy.com/uk/
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| Cimid Park Farm Ind. Estate 1973-75
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by Ron Cox (Member 10234401) on 16-Jan-2009
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Any people out there that worked at CIMID and wish to contact others this maybe an opportunity.
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| Are you single and what a great night out and meet new people?
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by Lisa (Member 10234365) on 7-Jan-2009
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Singles Speed Date run professional events in Kent for Singles. These include Speed Dating, Salsa 4 Singles, Singles' Party Nights and Relaxed Dating. They have 1000's of single members and 100's of success stories. You can find out more and register for FREE at www.singles-speed-date.co.uk
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| Would Extra Income Make A Diiference to Your Life in 2009?
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by David Taylor (Member 10103609) on 31-Dec-2008
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Hi
Why not make a new resolution to change your life in 2009. I am looking for people who have experience in the Financial Services, Utilities or Sales Industries. I can offer a good opportunity for those who are prepared to put in effort on a part-time basis with a Footsie 250 Plc company to earn a regular residual income for life.
Visit my website www.securityforlife.info for further information.
Regards
David
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| John Willams
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by ray (Member 10217198) on 7-Sep-2008
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I'm looking for John Williams he was the signal man at Folkestone harbour in the 70s
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| John Tobitt
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by Jan Macfarlane (Member 10230771) on 20-Aug-2008
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We are really really hoping with this site (we have just discovered it!!)that there is someone out there in good old Folkestone will have SOME/ANY info on our friend John Tobitt, He came to see us in South Africa(on his bike!). We emigrated in 1981, after he left SA we did keep in contact for a while, he settled in France with his partner Emmanuelle & had two boys Eric & Arthur..... he does have a sister Janet.Jim, my husband & John were best mates for years & worked together on many occasions. We do hope that maybe old friends/neighbours or family still here in Folkestone will read this & help us to find our friend John...... many thanks, will keep checking the "message board" Jan & Jim Macfarlane ... more >>
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| cranbourne
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by marcia (Member 10228842) on 9-Jul-2008
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first time i have been on this site. i am an original folkestonian. i was in cranbourne childrens home in cheriton in 1960. does any one know if it is demolished, as i cant find it anywhere on the net.
i noticed social services for families has an address which is called BROCKMAN as i recall that was one of the names of one of the cottages. i was in ARDEN AND SOUTHSIDE. when it was governed with an iron fist by Rosemary Chambers.
I wanted to trace JOYCE AND JEANETTE MILLS. i left the home in 1975/6 after serving endless years of abuse. and i still came out sane. there was a lady there called DIANE who fostered one of the girls by the name of LINDA WALLER. I went to ALL SOULS PRIMARY then went on to ST EDMUNDS IN DOVER.
I have lost contact with all my family, but im sure i still have a sister in folkestone who would be 63 now. her name was linda yates, and she married a man called vic snutch. she lived off dover rd. i havnt seen her for 26years. i am trying to trace other family members and my mum, but they are not in fokestone. i would be very grateful for any info no matter how small. every long journey starts with a step. you can also e-mail me on marciadawn@hotmail.co.uk. thanks in advance to anyone that can help. marcia ... more >>
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| Modern Jive /WCSwing Workshops and Competitions 2008
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by S.B (Member 10184513) on 5-Jul-2008
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Dancers from across the Globe will descend on Cheshire to compete at the 'UK Star Studded Championships held at Northwich Memorial Hall on the 1st,2nd & 3rd of August.
This is the first time this venue will be used to hold this event, the Saturday evening includes a Modern Jive & West Coast Swing Freestyle.
The competition for the first time will have a Modern Jive category, 'UK Modern Jive ProAm' Competition, and a 'Dance with a stranger' Competition. Both held on the evening of Saturday 2nd August 2008. To take part in the ProAm competition it will be necessary to be at the venue at 1830 on the Saturday evening.
See below for further details
MODERN JIVE & WEST COAST SWING FREESTYLE, WORKSHOPS & COMPETITION SATURDAY 2ND AUGUST 2008
including the all new
**PROAM JIVE DIVISION **
NORTHWICH MEMORIAL HALL, CHESTER WAY, NORTHWICH CW9 5QJ UK
SOCIAL COUPLES DIVISION - chose one or more dances from West Coast Swing, Cha Cha, Night Club & Two Step and perform with your regular partner///.
SOCIAL PROAM DIVISION - chose one or more dances from West Coast Swing, Cha Cha, Night Club & 2Step and dance with your teacher/pro. Only the student is scored
(For those interested in dancing with Siobhan, James or Steve please email///
PROAM JIVE DIVISION - perform with your teacher/pro. Only the student is scored (Newcomer/Novice or Intermediate/Advanced divisions apply)
(For those interested in dancing with Siobhan, James or Steve please email dance@headliner.plus.com for further details)///
The Saturday evening social will include modern jive & west coast swing dance with a stranger fun competition together with cabaret performances.
Non Competitor Evening Only Pass £10.00///Non Competitor Full Day Pass £15.00////
Non Competitor Full Weekend Pass £35.00///Social Competitor Full Day Pass (Inc Competition Fees)£25.00///Social Competitor Full Weekend Pass (Inc Competition Fees) £55.00///
This prestigious event is expected to sell-out so reserve your tickets now:
Online : www.headliners.org.uk Email : dance@headliner.plus.com
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| we shouldnt get use to murder
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by Shelly (Member 10226895) on 29-May-2008
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Hi guys, fed up of hearing about murders, needless murders, lobby your MPs or Gordon Brown.
http://www.parliament.uk/directories/hciolists/alms.cfm
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| an old girl friend
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by ray (Member 10217198) on 2-Jan-2008
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does anybody remember shiela sands i knew her in the 60s we used to go skating down by the rotunda
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| Finding Old Friends
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by John French (Member 10217421) on 1-Dec-2007
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Iam looking for 2 old friends who I believe are living in or around the Folkestone area, their names are David Titterrell and Colin Thomas. We lost contact many years ago when we were all living at West Kingsdown, they would be in their sixties now. Colin was married to Gloria, I don't know if Dave is married or not. If anyone can help me to find them it would be much appreciated
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| keith norriss
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by ray (Member 10217198) on 26-Nov-2007
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Hi i'm lookin for keith norriss he used to live in cheriton in the 60s i dont know how we lost contact but if anybody knows him could you please give him my email address rayvant@msn.com
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by Raymond Blanche (Member 10219050) on 4-Jan-2008
Hi, I am sure that I can remember Keith Norris, but do not know where he is now - if you knew him maybe you remember me Raymond Blanche I went to Morehall School, Give me a shout @ raybla001@aol.com regards Ray
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by ray (Member 10217198) on 6-Jan-2008
Thanks Ray
pm on its way to you
Ray
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| My Berry Tree
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by LeCoach (Member 10169670) on 11-Sep-2007
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The Berry Tree Overview:
You can make $1336 per month without sponsoring anyone or having to sell anything.
You can earn on everyone in the company. Even on people that joined before you!
This patent pending plan is totally unique, no one has anything like this.
The more we grow, the more you can make.
How it works:
There are 2 main ways to make money with The Berry Tree:
1. The advertising included in your membership grows your business for you
This advertising is used to bring in new members that are distributed evenly throughout The Berry Tree. Signups are placed under existing members based on their enrollment date, so people that join after you help you profit faster.
Once your 1st position exceeds $312.00 in profits, you are automatically given another position to increase your earning potential. Because your membership includes advertising to grow your business, your success does not depend on you selling on your own.
2. Refer others or advertise more to grow your business
If you want to make even more money, faster, we can show you how to easily sponsor others. You’ll get into profit faster and you can even earn on EVERYONE in the company. Even those who joined before you!
Your membership includes:
Corporate managed advertising to bring in new members and customers. We buy in bulk and work with some of the top ad agencies in the world to get more of every dollar we spend.
5 websites - 2 personal recruiting websites, 1 product site and 2 support and training sites.
O2 Berry Product and Exclusive Worldwide Marketing Rights. Nutronix International has launched a new product into the market through their new division called The Berry Tree.
You will get the O2 Berry product each month to use and / or share with other potential customers.
Remember, everyone who joins after you helps you get into profit faster.
Join before they do!
http://www.myberrytree.com/bt83305
Note: LAUNCHED NOW!!! SIGN UP AND GRAB YOUR TOP SPOT!!!
Email me for more details ... more >>
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| UK Flooding
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by Marcus Suitor (Member 10041953) on 27-Jul-2007
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We often hear about foreign countries needing help in one way or another and many are quick to jump to do their part. The time has come however where the need is much deeper, much closer and more serious than before. The time is now and the place is here at our very own doorstep.
It is understood that not everyone may be in a position to lend a helping hand due to own personal or financial circumstances. It is understood that many may have joined certain organisations (as this one) so to gain friendship, fellowship, status or even recognition in their own right and at one point had every intention of helping if the time should come yet have fallen short of doing so when the such time actually came due to whatever reasons there may have been. It is understood that some may even have forgotten what it’s like to be in need, desperate and vulnerable or have just had the good fortune to never be in such a predicament.
I understand and I accept all the above. So now I ask you understand this; Our Country has been under attack, not by a foreign invading force nor terrorists or war but by nature itself. Many thousands of families across the country have lost everything they owned, jobs, homes, loved ones, their entire lives washed away, torn from them without mercy.
We, people of goodwill are responsible to do what ever we can to help and support those in need wherever we possibly can. It is at times such as these when our Country-folk require our support, unity and the coming together of everyone able to do their part and help those whom for obvious reasons cannot help themselves.
Hence I ask the following from each of you:
PLEASE look around the house, the shed, the garage, under your beds, in your cupboards, for unused items of clean clothing, canned foods, First-Aid materials, perhaps even a cash donation of something simple as £5. All items and donations will be collected and given to a Council or parish selected in an area most affected by the disaster. This will aid various organisations such as St. Johns Ambulance, The British Red Cross, The Salvation Army and others to hand out such items or fund the purchase of life saving essentials as desperately needed.
Alternatively, I urge you to get together in completing this task, appoint someone to be responsible in organising and then collectively giving to a charity of your own choice.
All efforts are appreciated and your charity will go to good use for those families whom have lost absolutely everything. It is little to ask of you but means so much to so many. They thank you and I thank you for your efforts and support in helping when most needed at desperate times like these.
Chev. Marcus Suitor
KCIOS, KtS, Capt(LF)
P.O.Box 23883, London SE15 5WT ... more >>
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| Dormy House Hotel!! Looking for someone
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by Rachael (Member 10209113) on 7-Jun-2007
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Hi, i am looking for my grandmother Bridgette Annette Donnelly. She worked as a barmaid/chambermaid at the Dormy House Hotel. She had a son named David (my father) who she left with the owners of the hotel Harry and Margaret (maggie) Haldane. If anyone has any info on Bridgette or my dad, pictures or stories, somthing that may help me find her could you email me sidshambles@yahoo.co.uk
Thank you
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| earthquake
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by Buster (Member 10101570) on 13-May-2007
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post your earthquake stories here. I live in shadoxhurst (its between hamstreet & ashford 4 u seaside folk who dont get out) and I felt it. shook the house but only 4 a moment.
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| Global Fishes
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by Ethan Mayall (Member 10204215) on 16-Mar-2007
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It was a warm start to October. Global warming had destroyed much of the rest of the planet and people were dying in their droves. It was the end of the world as we know it. Governments had failed the people but, in a way, people had also failed governments. We Interviewed a fish to find out more.
"Hi Fishy wishy dishy spishy dooy wooey woos."
Hi Dave, how are you?"
"Not to bad. Yourself?"
"Well, you know. I get by."
"I’ve decided to interview you about this global warming thingy that’s boiling the planet to smithereens."
"Oh ah eh?"
"Yeah, apparently, we’re all going to die of spud related illnesses as a result."
"If your just gonna piss about Dave, I’m leaving."
Fishy Wishy Dishy Spishy Wooey Woos walked off in a huff. He was a bit of a shit anyway to be honest and most people weren’t afraid to let it be known to him. Indeed, as he walked off a small boy of about five shot him in the face a657888
nd boiled his bones in a bit657888
couldron the size of a giant fishy boos. ... more >>
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by Buster (Member 10101570) on 13-May-2007
is a657888 a road. the a 2070 is and that sounds a bit like a657888 but i cant see the relevance of your story 2 global warming except that all governments so far have been crap at doing anything about it yet every1 keeps voting 4 the same 3 parties.
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by Paul Goatox (Member 10176489) on 20-Apr-2008
The writer of the first message popped a Lucozade sports capsule after typing the word 'interviewed'. Pretty fast working stuff eh?
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| Cowardly Yobs!!!
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by Ethan Mayall (Member 10204215) on 8-Mar-2007
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Most of us are fed up with these bullying yobs who appear to be such cowards nowadays, they can only fight in gangs. If we all lobby an MP in Parliament with an e-mail maybe one day someone will be brave enough to bring in laws that stand up to these thugs. here you'll find a list of MP's email addresses. http://www.parliament.uk/index.cfm
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by Buster (Member 10101570) on 13-May-2007
1 of them punched my mate tan and his mate richard down by the harbour and threatened 2 chuck em in the drink. typical hooded lad whod sniffed half a shandy and got our of control i think. oh and he had 17 mates 2 back him up in case 16 wasnt enough 2 take these 2 employees of a large folekstone holiday firm on.
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by Paul Goatox (Member 10176489) on 20-Apr-2008
All yobs are ultimately very insecure about themselves. 'The power of now' by Eckhart Tolle is a good self-help book that may help these troubled individuals providing they can read.
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| Driving Instructor Training Kent
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by peter harwood (Member 10070983) on 19-Jan-2007
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DSA ORDIT approved training from under 1500 pounds. Earn between 500 & 500 pounds when qualified. XL Driving Instructor Training. Tel 0800 0855841.
www.xl-driving-instructor-training.co.uk
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