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“...prepared or written which is just what we want ? We hope that Branch Committees will be constantly on the alert for “ discoveries.” Not that there is any reason to grumble about the contributions to this present number. The volume of news seems greater than ever ; and we are especially grateful to those who have set down for us such vivid accounts of the Schools in internment. Reports are given, too, of the first post-war Reunions : memorable occasions indeed. The future of the Schools is still very uncertain. We may all of us help the planning of that future by our warm interest and prayers. Other important and practical ways in which we may help are suggested elsewhere in this issue (see especially PP- 5 & 7)- I...”
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“...should be sent in before October 20th. Annual List of Names and Addresses of C.S.A. members. This was discontinued during the war, but the General Meeting voted strongly in favour of resuming publication this year. It . is hoped to issue one later in the year. Members are reminded that they should always inform their Branch Secretaries immediately of any change of address. In drawing up the list for publication, Branch Secretaries are asked to give for each member the years spent at the Chefoo Schools as shown on pre-war lists. Finance. To cover the cost of the annual list of members and other general expenses, 6d. of each member’s subscription will be payable to the General Fund. Each Branch Committee has the power to fix its own annual $pb. for their members, and this will include the amount due to the General Fund. The Great Britain Branch A/c ended 1945 with a very welcome credit balance, thanks to the generous response of its members to the appeal made to build up the Branch finances...”
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“...C.S.A. MAGAZINE GHEFOO SCHOOLS RECONSTRUCTION MANY Old Chefusians have been wondering what has happened to the Chefoo Schools during the war. Owing to the existing conditions in North Schools and other Mission property. Only “ second-hand ” information has been available. The C.I.M. authorities are, therefore, very handicapped in giving their earnest consideration to the future of the Chefoo Schools, and would value, we are sure, the prayer support of Old Chefusians. The suggestion has been made that a C.S.A. Fund should be started to enable O.C’s. to make some contribution towards the cost of the reconstruction of the Chefoo Schools. Although the future is still uncertain, the General Committee have decided that such a Fund should be opened without further delay, and Mr. P. Bruce has kindly responded to our request for some introductory remarks in connection therewith...”
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“...that he is enjoying married life, but having the usual difficulties in finding a permanent home. He would like to know if there are any other C.S.A. members around Sheffield. GRACE arrived at Liverpool on December 5th. She is now enjoying life at Sheffield University, where she is specialising in Chemistry. Miss KRISTEEN MACNAIR has been working in Glasgow for nearly six years, but expects to be more free to move about in the future. Most of her time recently has been taken up with short Bible Schools for young peopje. She met MISS BROOMHALL in Glasgow. FARQUHAR MACRAE sailed for Singapore on February 14th as a Ship’s Surgeon in the Blue Funnel Line. From there he proceeded by troop-ship to Hongkong. He expected to go on to Shanghai, perhaps on a British destroyer, and thence up the Yangtze to Ichang by an UNRRA boat. He is to take charge of the Church of Scotland Hospitals in Ichang, Hupeh. His wife, Jean, and their baby daughter Deirdre, born on 17th January, 1946, in Edinburgh, will join...”
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“...C.S.A. MAGAZINE Boys' Secondary School, and acting Vice-Principal of the Hope Waddell Training Institution. He has been engaged in the training of Theological Students and in charge of all Chapel services. MR. GORDON MARTIN writes : “ We are just settling in to n, Mont le Grand, Exeter ; this will be our address for some time, we expect : our two girls and two boys are happily settled in at Exeter Schools, and find English school life pleasant, and they are making friends. They have started attending Crusader and other Bible Classes suited to their various ages. My wife is busy looking after us all, and would like to hear of any Old Chefusian (or other) charwoman wanting employment. I have been given a temporary appointment at Hele’s School, a big Grammar School, and I find the insight thus afforded into English school-life and home-life most valuable. “ Any Chefusians in this region, or passing through, are to understand that they have a standing invitation to visit us. We have a spare...”
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“...just after his arrival in November, 1944. Fyfield, where Keith Stevenson is now, is a lovely old village just beyond Epping Forest. His time is well occupied with parochial activities, serving on various village committees, running the school, and helping his wife with the 20-roomed rectory and five acres of grounds. MR. STANLEY HOUGHTON was at Fyfield for their annual C.I.M. week-end, and JOSEPHINE and FELICITY went with him. The parishioners contributed money towards the restoration of the schools. Keith Stevenson’s son, Donald, is at Seaford, where he met the repatriated DAVIS boys, and his daughter Elisabeth is at Chelmsford Grammar School, where her great friend is ROSEMARY BEAUCHAMP. LORDEN TRICKEY is in India with the R.A.M.C. He is doing surgical work in a field hospital, where he is in charge of fifty beds and the theatre. He is attached to a W. African regiment, so all the staff are Africans, but he says they make good nurses. DOROTHY WALDRAM (nte KIRK) and her family have moved...”
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“...Toronto, preparatory to entering University in the Fall, and GEORGE and EDITH are also attending the same school. AGNES BELL has a temporary clerical position, but hopes to take up nursing in the future. MR. and MRS. JACK GRAHAM are temporarily in charge of the Home of the China Inland Mission, Toronto. RAY COSTERUS has started work in the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. JOE COOKE and JOHN HARRIS are also students there. RONALD SLADE was first interned in Chefoo and then in Weihsien with the Schools, but then was moved to a camp in Shanghai to be with his parents. He shared a room there with ALAN LUD-BROOK, MICHAEL ORCHIN and THEO. JORDAN. DAVID CLARK and JIMMY BASKETT were also in that camp. NORA SLADE is now attending a commercial school in Vancouver, and RONALD has a job in an office in the same city. THEO. JORDAN is attending the University of B.C. in Vancouver. BUCHANAN MacMILLAN was discharged in January, 1946, and is now teaching Junior matriculation English and History at the Re...”
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“...is married. DAVID COOKE served with the U.S. Navy in the Pacific for a time, and on his leave was able to visit his family in Yunnan. He hopes to return to the U.S.A. in the autumn and begin a medical course. ROBERTA HAZELTON was married to Mr. Wm. McCoy in Los Angeles on January 23rd, 1946. Her husband served for three years in China and India with the U.S. 14th Air Force. ANTON CEDERVALL is in the Intelligence Service at the U.S. Army G.H.Q. in Tokyo. He graduated from the Japanese Language Schools at the University of Michigan and Ft. Snelling and received a commission with the rank of ' Lieutenant. ERIC CEDERVALL hopes to go to the Orient as an enlisted man— and to Tokyo, too ! NORMAN SIBLEY writes : “ Curiously, I have run into two Chefu-sians lately—one recent and one an old-timer. The recent attendant at Chefoo is EARLE WOODBERRY, now a student at New York University. Our church is on< the edge of the campus, and he turned up as a member of a Bible study class I conducted through the...”
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“...asr. Chefoo Schools Association S»-£U President : Mr. F. McCarthy. Vice-Presidents The Rev. W. H. Aldis. Miss I.. Blackmore. Mr. H. G. Judd. And the Principals of the Chefoo Schools Mr. P. A. Bruce (Boys' and Girls’ Schools). Miss A. Carr (Prep. School). Miss I. A. Craig. Miss E. Rice. GENERAL COMMITTEE (Acting also as the Committee for Great Britain Branch). Chairman : Mr. W. D. Mijdditt, Monkswood, Forest Way, Woodford Green, Essex. General Secretary : Mr. H. F. Joyce, Brook Cottage, Scrase Bridge, Haywards Heath, Sussex. Treasurer: Mr. J. S. Green, c/o C.I.M., Newington Green, London, N.i6.- Editor : The Rev. J. G. Wei.ler, 182, Maldon Road, Colchester, Essex. News Editor : Miss Mary Weller, c/o C.I.M., Newington Green, London, N.16. Secretary for Great Britain Branch : Miss D. Briscoe, I c/o C.I.M., Newington Green, London, N.16. Miss M. S. Bird. Miss E. Preedy. Miss P. Bruce. Miss D. Rouse. Dr. J. R. Sinton. NORTH AMERICA BRANCH. Chairman : Professor L. Carrington Goodrich, 640, West...”