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“..., f’QM avenue gOAP THE ORGAN OF THE CHEFOO SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION CHEFCO M5N Jew...”
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“...to Mr. and Mrs. Helmer of the C.I.M. who have made it possible for us to reunite from time to time at the Mission Home. An account of a recent gathering is given elsewhere in this magazine. We are also grateful to Mrs. McMillan, who has welcomed us to her new home. Mrs. McMillan, formerly Miss Robson of the C.I.M., has always been a warm friend of the Chefoo Schools. We have pleasant recollections of a very happy party held at her comfortable home in early spring. Mr. and Mrs. Naftel, at whose house the first reunion was held, have bought up a large ranch in the suburbs of the city. We all live in expectation of a grand reunion to be celebrated there in the Fall, that will even surpass the fete-champetre on ye anciente Bedford Estates in Merrie England ! Mrs. Naftel, better known to old Chefooites as Kathie Fishe, is the proud mother of two of the sweetest little girls that ever blossomed in a nursery. Her brother Hamilton left us some months ago to fill a good position at the famous Battle...”
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“...part of it is of particular interest, as being the original collection of acoustical apparatus constructed by the great German physicist Rudolph Konig and exhibited by him at the World’s Fair, where it was bought by the Governors of the University of Toronto. Much might be said of every department, and of the professors, but space is limited, and they must be passed over. If I could say a word that would convey to Chefoo boys and girls who are looking about for opportunity after leaving the Schools, an adequate idea of what this University offers, I should be very glad. This I know, that all are welcome, and here in this democratic University will be found a field for men and women of every inclination where thorough training may be got under conditions which it only takes a short experience to appreciate. George H. Duff, ’16, University College, Toronto. 39...”
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“...Terence McCarthy and Duncan Hogg. * * * * Nov. 12th. A day of jubilation followed by one of holiday. The Oxford results are to hand and are most satisfactory. From the two Schools, 53 presented themselves for examination and all passed. That is gratifying enough but, in addition, 11 boys and 7 girls obtained honours, and 9 distinctions were awarded in various subjects. The palm goes to the Girls’ School, Grace Taylor having passed in the Senior Division with First Class Honours. Congratulations from us all, Grace, for a fine piece of work reflecting great credit on yourself and your teachers. * * * * Dec. 1st. Louise Corbett married at Temple Hill to Dr. Heim-berger. Their future address will be, American Presbyterian Mission, Wei-hsien, Shantung. * * * * Dec. 3rd. Boys and Preps off to Shanghai per ’Fengtien. The Schools’ old friend the “ Kraetke ” is said to be interned in Honolulu, after having acted as collier to the “ Scharnhorst ” and “ Gneisnau,” hence the substitution of the Taikoo...”
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“...further and most unfortunate mishap to his knee, crippled him. rr * * * * March 1st. Mr. M. Beart, the local representative of Messrs-Butterfield & Swire, and a near neighbour of the Schools, lectured on “ Playing the Game.” More lectures were to have followed, but the annual quarantine upset the programme. * * * * March 8th. Quarantine. Mild scarlatina this time, so mild that one patient failed to register a temperature of over 99°, rnd yet all the numerous precautions attendant on isolation had to be taken in each instance. * * $ March 29th. Ruling Preparatory School burnt down. Much sympathy felt and expressed for Chefoo’s old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay, who were in charge. Happily no life was lost, but the incident was bound to bring to the minds of all the constant and awful danger from fire in the schools. * ass * * April 10th. Final Cake Match played amidst the usual enthusiasm. The captains of the opposing sixes were Clarke and Bobby ; the former won by one goal scored in the last...”
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“... 11 sec. ♦ * * * Lanchowfu, Kansu, is becoming quite a Chefoo station, there being six old Chefooites there now. George (Ajax) Andrew and his wife (Fanny Riley), Mrs. Moore (Esther Andrew), Dr. George King, Miss Emily King and Dr. Robert Parry. * * * * C. Rachel Wilson has graduated at London, and has obtained her B.A. Honours Degree in Latin and French, II. Class. J. E. Ridley is Dux of George Watson’s College, Edinburgh, for 1915, and specially strong in Maths, Science and English. CHEFOO SCHOOLS’ ASSOCIATION. Receipts and Payments Account for year ending 31st December, 1914. Jan. 1st To Balance from 1913 .. £ 13 s. 11 d. 2 Dec. 31st. By Printing and Postage £ s. d. Dec. 31st. of Magazines 37 11 8 To Subscriptions— ,, Postage 1 13 10 Per Gen. Treasurer 10 9 9 ,, Stationery 0 1 0 ,, Hon. Members. 3 6 0 ,, Carriage 0 1 4 ,, China Treasurer 11 0 6 ,, Remittance to Chefoo ,, Canadian Treas. 4 2 10 re Photographs 0 10 0 ,, U.S.A. Treasurer 1 12 10 ,, Balance in hand, and ...”
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“...(Chairman). '• j. W. D MISS MISS MISS ’President :■ HAROLD G. JUDD, MUDDITT MUDDITT. WILSON NELLIE WILSON. GRAHAM BROWN, Esq. CRAIG. MISS BLACKMORE. GEO. MISS Treasurer : x Ross A Co,, Ta, HanL.ru Road, SI: Chefoo Schools Association (Ia connection with the C. 1. M. Schools, Chefoo, North Chinn.) "Dice. "Presidents: FRANK McCarthy, Esq., L.C.P. CECIL POLHILL, Esq. MISS WILLIAMSON F MARCUS WOOD, Esq. Central Committee : J Di HAYES. D. A. POLHILL. MISS ISA GRACIE. FRED EASTON. H. B. TAYLOR. Editor of “ Chefoo ” : H - W. HUNT, “Kansu," Aylesbury, Bucks General Secretary and Treasurer : A. B. RANDLE, 6. Birkbec.k Road, Acton. London, W. Joint Secretary :■ DOUGLAS POLHILL. 6, St. Mary Road, Walthamstow. AMERICAN BRANCH. Secretary and Treasurer : WILLIAM CORNWELL, 603, First National Bank Building, Easton, Pa. CANADIAN BRANCH. Secretary and 7 rcasurer : ARTHUR PARRY, MacMaster University, Toronto. CHINA BRANCH. ■ Secretary : II. KENDALL, 3, Carter Road, Shanghai Ladies' Secretary : HOWARD STOOKE...”