The Hall Committee responded quickly to the proposals, and since their meeting on July 6th, a sub-committee met the Youth Club twice to discuss plans, and the project was accepted at a special meeting on July 24th.

It is now up to the Youth Club to justify the confidience of the Hall Committee and do a good job on the conversion through August. (Any other offers of help will be gratefully received also.) The Hall Committee and the Youth Club are jointly financing the scheme, and all labour is voluntary, and free. It is hoped to open thee new club (with a new name) on September 1st, and full details will be announced in next month's magazine.

D.B.T.

Cricket Club

July 1 Borden 98 (Selling 3-44, Smith 4-30).
Hartlip 101-4 (W. Skinner, 30, D. Kendrick 27).
8 Swale 78 (Selling 7-38, Holden 3-36).
Hartlip 41 (Smith 10).
22 Hartlip 99 (Jones 26, R. Kendrick 24, D. Kendrick 22).
British Legion (Gillingham) 100 for 6 (J. Chapman 3-49, C. Ford 2-21).

J.W.H.

Note

As we go to press, the 7.40 Group are planning a sponsored walk from Hollingbourne, to Canterbury along the Pilgrims' Way in aid of the Organ Fund. Probable date is Saturday, 19th August. It is hoped that the congregation of St. Martin's, Canterbury (the oldest church in the country) will be willing to receive those who complete the journey. If approached, please give them your support - the distance is about 25 miles.

YOUR PRAYERS are specially asked for:-

  1. Carol Auger, who is seriously ill after an operation.
  2. Sheila Illingworth, who is in her 8th month in the Brook Hospital, Woolwich.