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“...Newsletter. No. 7. AUGUST, 1933 Chefbo Schools | Great Britain Association j Branch FROM THE EDITOR TO YOU. Seven—the number of this issue of our Newsletter—is often regarded as a perfect number, a distinction to which we can hardly lay any claim ! Not that we would wish to do so ! A state of perfection, it seems, might be rather dull, and has an implication of finality about it. It is conceivably preferable always to be striving towards that state without, perhaps, ever attaining it ! This gives scope for progress, and that is what we want in our Branch of the C.S.A. We have enjoyed some during the last two years, but, like Oliver Twist, we want some more ! The word “ we ” includes YOU, as a member—the C.S.A. is not just an affair of the Committee. All our members can do their bit. Here are a few ways :—enrol new members ; collect news items for the Newsletter ; come to Reunions ; suggest new ideas and improvements ; and see that the Committee do their job ! May we rely on YOU ? 1...”
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“...Treasurer’s Remarks. Our members will, I feel sure, be glad to see from the Balance Sheet at 31st December, 1932, in how much better a position the Association stands than it did at the end of 1931. The deficit on the General Management Fund, which was substantially reduced in 1931 by donations from Great Britain members and by an excess of revenue over expenditure, has now been turned into a surplus. The expenses were kept down to a minimum, and it was possible to reduce the levies payable by Branches. Moreover, our cash position has been eased through the sale of the typewriter, and the receipt of life subscriptions, so that we are well able to meet our liabilities. In our own Branch account it is gratifying to see an increase in the subscriptions of nearly £9, and it is in this connection that each member can greatly assist the Association by seeking to increase our membership. It is important to bear in mind that the cost of printing our Newsletters is relatively heavy, but that the...”
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“... Fund : Surplus for the year ... Less Deficit, 3 14 0 1/1/32 15 10 — 2 18 2 £25 0 8 Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. Sundry Debtors : Canada Branch 6 11 3 Subs, in arrear 5 0 6 16 3 Cash at Bank— Old Girls’ Account (per contra) 1 18 3 Cash—At Bank ... 13 19 1 In Hand ... 2 7 1 —16 6 2 £25 0 8 (Signed) K. H. Price, Hon. Treasurer. H. F. Joyce, Hon. Secretary. AUDITORS’ CERTIFICATE. We have examined the above Balance Sheet of the Chefoo Schools Association, dated 31st December, 1932, and certify that it is correct and in accordance with the books. (Signed) D. E. Organe ; „ . Ronald S. Edwards \H°n- -Auditors. 7...”