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Guest of the Month - Edmund Martin Noble
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He has struggled throughout his life trying to live down the stigma of his illegitimacy, and has been very successful in doing so. He served in the RAF during and after the Second World War, and since leaving the Air Force in 1951, he has worked as a G.P.O telephone Operator, Stockroom Supervisor in the fashion trade, Traffic Warden, Civil Service Security Officer and has run his own car hire business. After
retirement in 1982, he was a founder member in 1985 of the Clapton Common
Day Care Centre for pensioners and the disabled, and served as a secretary
until 1988. He was a Trustee and Vice Chairman of Age Concern Hackney
from 1986 to 1989. |
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Eddie's 10 Points of advice to young blacks in Britain 1.
Be patient and tolerant to all people regardless of Race, Colour or Religion. |
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