The August 1977 edition covered both August and September. There was no separate September issue.

SANCTUARY GUILD

August
7 - Mrs. Usborn and Mrs. Mown.
14 - Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Holt.
21 - Mrs. Wallis and Mrs. Dagge.
28 - Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Burgess.
September
4 - Miss Whitehead.
11 - Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Short.
18 - Mrs. Brook.
25 - Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Wakeley.
October
2 - Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. Macklen.
9 - Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Chandler.

FROM THE HARTLIP REGISTERS

SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION: MAY THEY BE FAITHFUL

July 10th - Janet Jennings; Alexander Jennings; Christopher Jennings; Julian Davison.

HOLY MATRIMONY: CONGRATULATIONS!

March 19th - Robert Campbell and Ann Dixon.

(It is regretted that this announcement was inadvertently left out of previous issues of the magazine. Sorry. W.N.B.)

YOUNG WIVES

On the 21st June we had a talk on roses given by Mr. Hull. He gave us some very interesting tips on the growing and general care of roses, and brought along a selection of cuttings to show different species we can obtain. His talk was very comprehensive, and even included a few tips on broad beans!!

Our Annual Summer Dance was held on Saturday, 2nd July. Music was provided by the Barons and it was a very enjoyable evening.

A note for your diaries, our first meeting after the break is on the 20th September, which will be a Cookery Demonstration given by Kakebrand. We hope a11 members will attend, together with any friends who would like to join us, and get the new Season off to a good start.

A.B.

YOUNG WIVES' DANCE

I would like to express my thanks to all Young Wives who provided such delicious sweet dishes for the Dance; also to all those who helped prepare the food, serve it, sell raffle tickets, clear and wash up; and to Dennis and Marjorie for the decorations.

J.P

VANDALISM

In the last few weeks the floodlights outside Hartlip church have been damaged by vandals. One light had its cover completely broken off and this had to be replaced at considerable cost. Then half way through July another of the lights was found to have suffered the same damage and this will have to be repaired at a similar cost to the first one.

Does whoever is responsible ever think what the reaction would be if the same damage were to be done at home? Or what would he (or she?) think if someone came along and deliberately damaged or dest ....(cont.)