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24 people attended the A.G.M even though it was housed in "The Basement" - a joke name for Hall 1.
Blackfield Community Centre was noted as having made a loss of £1800 for that previous year.
The W.I Market had started every Thursday.
The new photocopier was a Ricoh 5050 rented for 5 years from "Smiths office" at £150.00 per quarter.
The Waterside Quilters had joined.
The Darby and Joan Club would soon be joining (re-joining)and meeting twice a month.
The ground rent paid to the Parish Council increased from £1500 to £1800 a year. Rent charged to the N.F.D.C for their room would be altered in response. This link had been included in the initial hiring contract in October 1984 - there was also a clause (suggested by the N.F.D.C) saying that charges would be reviewed every five years - this was ignored and never included in the agreement.
The rent for the N.F.D.C "Local Presence" for the six months starting from the 1st of April 1988 would be £540 or £1080.00 for the year April 88 to March 89.
The "Playschool" would add Tuesdays to their hirings as from April. The price per session increased from £4.20 to £4.40.
A microwave and fridge freezer was brought.
Deposit account moved from Midland's bank (H.S.B.C) to National Savings Bond. Opened a new account with Halifax.
A bottle of whiskey was presented to Mr David Grant on his relinquishing of his place on the Executive Committee
There were four meetings of the "Council" / General Committee on Wednesday evenings.
The Executive should consist of the four officers (Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary and 3 members of the General Committee.
"Affiliated Groups" became "Community Groups. Associated groups would remain the same.
The subject of "twinning" with a village or town in France was brought up.
The ground maintenance was controlled by Mr & Mrs Threadgold.
E.P Sergeant & company was awarded the tender for painting the Community Centre at a cost of £1180.00. They also sorted out the guttering and windows - there were 27 windows counted. C.H Noble and Peter Burchell Builders also tendered.
Adjusted planning permission was approved for the new development on Hobart Drive. This time it would have: 7 bungalows and 45 flats. This would be "Howard Oliver House"