Cheque

For £5 is being sent to Canterbury as this parish's contribution to the cost of the Chaplaincy Centre for the new University of Kent. This Centre is being organised and used by Anglicans, Roman Catholics and Free Churchmen together, the building in question being the church of Holy Cross, Canterbury.

Sunday School

Will not be held at all in August or, of course, on the first Sunday in September, when we have the Parish Communion at 9.30.

Bazaar

Please note - the date of our Christmas Bazaar, in aid of Church Funds, is Saturday, 4th December. The stalls will include - Needlework, Floral Art, Curio, Cake, Produce, jams, Handkerchief Girl. Volunteers to help man any stall will be very welcome - also ideas for any new type of stall. Here is a chance to use your personal skills to help the work of the Church - from sewing or cooking to gardening or photography. Now is the time to begin working or collecting, in the way you prefer, for this annual fund-raising event.

J.H.G-W.G.

ROUND THE SOCIETIES

Women's Institute

Mrs. Trickle presided over the July meeting when Mrs. Lewis of the British nylon spinners gave a most interesting talk on the various uses of nylon and displayed some delightful garments and gave useful hints on washing them. Mrs. Wallis gave a vote of thanks. Mrs. Trickle thanked everyone who helped at the fete, and Miss Whitehead won the competition for something made from nylon.

Tea was provided by Mrs. Rowland and her helpers, and the social half-hour was enjoyed in a Bingo session, Miss Danby proving, to be a most accomplished "caller"!

An extra "open" meeting was held on the 19th when two demonstrators from Messrs. Cadburys gave a cookery session which was thoroughly enjoyed by the disappointingly small audience. The dishes which were made were drawn for, the lucky winners being Mrs. Scott, Mrs., Trickle, Miss Danby and Mrs. Rowland.

There will be no meeting in August, and please remember the next meeting, which is on September 14th, is at 2.30 p.m.

E.M.R.

Village Hall - 1965 Fete

It was a great disappointment that Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Stevens were unable to open the fete on 3rd July, because Mr. Stevens had to go into hospital on that very day. We all wish him a speedy return to normal health. To Mrs. Covill who took Mr. Stevens place almost literally at the last minute, we are exceedingly grateful for so kindly, ably and generously helping us out of a difficulty.