Pestalozzi international village for children. Now the Guides are bracing themselves for the task to be alloted them in the "Discoverer's Challenge", open to patrols from all over the Commonwealth.

Finally, a welcome to a newcomer to our columns, the Women's Voluntary Service, still quietly continuing in peacetime guise its great wartime service to the community. It may not be generally known that Hartlip has the responsibility of staffing the Clothing Store in Station Street, Sittingbourne. This serves the needs of the town and rural district and also sends supplies, when required, for distribution in many parts of the world. Mrs. Garrett is the Clothing Officer, appointed by W.V.S. County H.Q., and Miss E. Woodcock her deputy. Members work on a rota system, as the Store is open every Monday and Thursday afternoon. This is a big job for a small membership and anyone with an occasional afternoon to spare will be welcome as an auxiliary.

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FROM THE PARISH REGISTERS

Baptism

Nov. 24 John Leonard Varrier.

Marriage

Dec. 4 Frank Charles Bonas and Wendy Ann Frier.

Funerals

Nov. 29 S. Courtney Steer (Cremation).
Dec. 11 Emily Hamilton Tong.

FOR YOUR DIARY

January Calendar

Jan. 6 The Epiphany. 7 a.m., Holy Communion.
7 M.U. Corporate Communion.
11 7.30 p.m., Christian Fellowship New Year Party (Hall)
16 M.U. Service in Church.
20 - 25 Week of Christian Unity.
21 7.30 p.m., Young Wives' Fellowship - Talk, Hair by Don of Maidstone.
23 7.30 p.m., Christian Fellowship. Quaker Viewpoint by Mr. John Starke, Warden of the Friends' Meeting House, Canterbury.
25 Conversion of St. Paul. 7 a.m., Holy Communion.

Sanctuary Guild

Jan. 5 Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Harlow.
12 Mrs. Kitchingham.
19 Mrs. Kelvie and Miss C. Partridge.
26 Mrs. Noble.

Sidesmen's Rota

Jan. 5 Mr. Kitchingham.Mr. Taylor.Mr. Lawrence.
12 Mr. Miles.Mr. Wallace.Col. Shand-Tully.
19 Mr. Shellock.Mr. Snape.Mr. Mabbs.
26 Mr. T. Miles.Mr. Allen.Mr. Moore.