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“...TREASURER’S NOTES
' I 'HERE are still stocks of ties, pin badges and blazer badges available; for G.B. members apply direct to the Treasurer, otherwise order through
your Branch Secretary.
By means of further economies, including the decisions not to send receipts unless asked for, we have been able to balance our accounts for 1961.
A summary of the audited accounts is given below.
David Parry, Hon. Treasurer.
CHEFOO SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION
BALANCE SHEET AT 31st DECEMBER, 1961 incorporating General Fund and G.B. Branch Accounts)
ACCUMULATED FUNDS REPRESENTED BY THE FOLLOWING ASSETS
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“...leave our present offices in Holborn by the end of September, and I am now engaged on a full scale office hunt. If anyone knows of offices going for a song or has a lovely home to give us which could be used for office work, I should be glad of an introduction. Does the C.S.A. Magazine have box numbers ? It might be useful.
Gordon, who is eleven, has a grammar school place, but we do not yet know which school. He also managed to help his school through into the cup final of the Croydon Primary Schools (soccer)—sadly
they did not win.
NEWS OF THE HOYTE FAMILY: DR. and MRS. HOYTE are busy running a home for old people in Reigate. ROBIN is working as a gardener for a hotel in Coulsdon. ERIC is living with his wife and two children in Seattle, U.S.A., where he has a job as an architect with the University there. RUPERT is still farming in Putaruru, New Zealand. He part owns a farm. He and his wife, Christine, have three boys. MARY recently flew out to Singapore where she has a part-time job as...”
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“...moved here and have stayed. He is a vice-president of the Stanley Works. We have six children, from fourteen years to an infant; three boys and three girls. The spiritual and scholarly dedication of the teachers of the schools have been a source of profound inspiration to me. I wish there were such a school for my children.”
FRANCIS DICKIE retired recently from a life-time job with the Ontario Hydro Commission. He and his wife are enjoying their retirement. They make Toronto their headquarters in winter, and spend their summers at their cottage in the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario.
RUTH ELLIOTT writes: “ Last fall the Lord brought me to Columbia Bible College to teach elementary education courses to help prepare teachers for the mission field and for Christian day schools. I surely do enjoy my work. BOB ADOLPH (Ruling) and his wife, Barbara, are here for graduate work in missions. His older brother, HAROLD, is a doctor working in the Gorgas Hospital, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone. KARI TORJESEN...”
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“...Auckland to return to their missionary work in Malaya. Another little son was added to the family, born on February 2nd, 1962.
DR. LAWRENCE BROCK has been appointed to a lectureship at Oxford which includes part-time lecturing to medical students and part-time surgery and research at the Radcliffe Infirmary. He has a flat at Kidlington, near Oxford. His sister, JOAN, has returned from her visit to U.S.A. and England, which she enjoyed very much. She is an Assistant Librarian for Post Primary Schools in the Auckland area.
JEAN CARTER (nee MUIR) now lives in Auckland and is teaching at kindergarten. Her husband, Howard, has begun his Theological course at the Auckland Baptist College. They have a fiat at Mt. Roskill.
LEN GOOLD. Recent news from Len is that he is much better. He has made a good recovery from the serious eye trouble he had last year and is now busy doing deputation work for his Mission in Italy.
DORIS HOGARTH (nee Anderson) and family have been unable to return to the “ Chefoo...”
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“...away in Toronto—our sympathy to his daughters.) Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Honan ( parents of MA REE. MURIEL and JANET) were in charge of the “ Retired ” Home, where MRS. CLINTON (aged ninety), Mrs. Olsen (aged ninety-three). Dr. Fish and Mr. and
Mrs. Tyler, Senior, are living. While visiting the Home, DOROTHEA FOUCAR called—she is Matron of Ben Lipper School in N. Carolina. Miss Twidale also mentioned that Mr. CHARLIE JUDD (brother of DR. F. JUDD who were among the first scholars when the Chefoo Schools were foundedj had married again and was living in tht-States near his daughter (MAYBETH) at Ivyland (C.I.M. Children’s Hostel . Philadelphia.
AUSTRALIA
CHRISTINE CALCUTT {nee PORI -EOUS) has been in Sydney for the last few months playing in “ Oliver ”, which is having a good run here. Christine’s home being in Melbourne, this has provided a good opportunity for seeing old school friends, including MARGARET OLE-SON. JENNY LAMONI) (nee PETERSEN) and JEAN GARDINER.
PAUL DAVIES, who has been manager...”
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“...Chefoo Schools Association
President:
Rev. P. A. Bruce
Vice-Presidents:
Bishop F. Houghton Mr. J. B. Martin
Mrs. L. Clinton Mr. W. D. Mudditt
Miss T. A. Craig
GENERAL COMMITTEE
[Acting also as the Committee for Great Britain Branch .
Chairman:
Mr. H. F. Joyce,
Brook Cottage, Scrase Bridge, Haywards Heath, Sussex.
General Secretary:
Mr. A. R. Parry,
“ Ardennes,” Avenue Road, Bray, Nr. Maidenhead. Berks.
Treasurer:
Mr. D. F. Parry,
107, Southdown Avenue, London, W.7.
Editors:
Miss K. J. Pearce
John Astor House, Foley Street, London, W.i Mrs. Elva M. Nicholson [nee Cook),
16 Newlands Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
News Editor:
Miss J. B. Houghton C.I.M., Newington Green, London, N.16
Secretary for Great Britain Branch:
Miss R. Lea
13 Manor Road, Beckenham, Kent Miss D. Rouse 1)r. T. P. Welch Rev. J. H. Liversidge
Miss E. Preedy Miss Gillian Lyall
NORTH AMERICA BRANCH
Chairman:
Professor L. Carrington Goodrich,
640, West 238th Street, New York City, U.S.A.
Secretaries:
Miss Margaret Bunting (News...”
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