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“...THE CHEFOO MAGAZINE Published twice a year by the CHEFOO SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION (founded in 1908) PRESIDENT Mr. Howard F. Joyce (U.K.) VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr. L. Carrington Goodrich (U.S.A.) Mr. S. Gordon Martin (Canada) Mr. John J. Miller (U.K.) And the Principals of the Chefoo Schools: Miss Judith Spear (Japan) Mr. Barry McKessar (Malaysia) EDITOR Mr. F. Robert Joyce The Chefoo Magazine 1058 Avenue Road Toronto, Ontario Canada M5N 2C6 NEWS EDITORS Australia — Mr. Peter Robinson Europe — Mrs. Annemarie Wesner Great Britain — Mrs. Elva Nicholson New Zealand — Mrs. Mary Howie North America — Miss Isabel Taylor CHEFOO Japan Chefoo School Nanae Philippines Chefoo Homes Manila Malaysia Chefoo School Cameron Highlands Singapore O.M.F. Hostel Singapore "Floreat Chefoo!"...”
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“...the Mi ssi on. So the two-day journey was soon over, stopping at Weihaiwei and then into the harbour at Chefoo; and I had arrived at the place to which for so many years I had been looking forward . «»*»»»»«»*»»»»»»*»#»»«»#»»» Compiled from extracts selected by the editor of the Chefoo Magazine, with the gracious permission of the author, Mr. Gordon Martin, from the man user i pt of his unpub I i shed autobiography . Mr. Martin has received strong encouragement from among the members of the Association to write an account of the China years in the history of the Chefoo Schools. He has said he is willing to try, but, to assist him in the task, he would very much appreciate receiving any and all reminiscences of the Schools in China, particularly before 1929, from Chefusians. Address all correspondence to: Mr. S. Gorodon Martin R.R. #1 E I mwood Ontario Canada NOG 1S0 Telephone: (519) 369-5397 10...”
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“...of us were at the Chefoo dinner the following day for a much larger reunion with superb Chi nese food. We may never meet again as quite that group, but we've wrapped another package to leave behind on our memory tra i I . — Esther FuIler Those present: Terry Bartlett Dave and Bev FuIler David Ful ler, Jr. Esther Fuller Jon and Marilyn Fuller Sharon Fuller Steven Fuller Alan Griffiths Jud ith Miche I I Robyn Michel I TORONTO BRANCH DINNER — Saturday — (February 22, 1986) The Chefoo Schools Association, Toronto Branch, met at China House on February 22, 1986, at 12:30 p.m. The weather was favourable, and there was a record attendance of some ,40. Those in charge were most instructive in giving out name tags, receiving our dinner price and collecting our membership fees. A great deal of time is taken organizing and planning this annual affair in order to help it run smoothly. The folks in the cloakroom also deserve recognition - we appreciate the work of all these individuals. Fixing the date...”
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“...TORONTO'S FIRST REUNION! (November 15, 1913) At last! The first Chefoo reunion in Canada has taken place, and forthwith passes into the history of the Association. Early in November, invitations were circulated by Mr. and Mrs. H.J.D. Naftel (nee Miss Fishe), to a Chefoo reunion on Saturday afternoon, November 15th, at their home at 70, Baker Avenue. As the invitations announced a photograph at 2.30 p.m., all Chefooites in Toronto, and three members of the Association from Hamilton, were there promptly and posed for the camera shortly after the appointed hour. Photographs over, the happy crowd started for a walk to Reservoir Park. Here the ladies entered the hothouses to view the beautiful flowers, while most of the gentlemen wandered about the Park, delivering themselves of sundry college cheers and yells. (The 'varsity men were somewhat on edge that afternoon, on account of the great Rugby match between McGill University and the University of Toronto then in progress at the Stadium.) After...”
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“...Toronto Morrison Taylor Doug las Avison Wi 11ie Windsor Geo. H. Duff, Jr. C. Polhl I I Paul Goforth Mr. and Mrs. Fredk. Helmer Hami I ton Arthur Parry Mrs. Geo. H. Duff Mary Ririe Chas. W. Duff Gardiner Taylor J. Harold Duff [Reunion report reprinted from The Chefoo Magazine of February 1914 (Vol. VI, No. 1). In 1987 the Toronto Branch of the Association will proudly be celebrating 75 years of Toronto Chefoo Reunions. It is a particular honour for the Toronto Branch to acknowledge that Mary Ririe [1903-121 is still today, as she has been throughout the past 75 years since that first reunion, an active and enthusiastic member of the Chefoo Schools Association in Toronto. - Ed.) 26...”
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“...»**»************»***##*****#**#*#»****#*#*#*####**#«*<#** EUROPE News Ed itor Germany/Sw i tzerland Mrs. Annemarie Wesner (n6e Bartsch) Wiehmbeckerstr. 52a 4920 Lemgo West Germany The Chefoo Schools Association and Magazine are very interested in locating and learning about any former Chefusians resident on the continent of Europe. Kindly contact the News Editor or any of the C.S.A. Branches if you have some information or news concerning European Chefusians. NEWS OF OLD CHEFUSIANS REBECKA (DEMAND) BARBIR has moved to a new place with her husband and her two children. — {New address: Udersbergstrasse 8, 6300 Giessen-Rodgen, West Germany} MARTIN and SIEGFRIED DEMAND are sharing a flat. Martin is goi ng to school agai n in order to take the university entrance exams and would like to study languages. — {Marburgerstrasse 37a, 6300 Giessen, West Germany} ANNE and SUZANNE DUNANT [1970's Chefoo Malaysia] are sharing an apartment in Geneva not far from their parents. This spring Anne completes...”
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“...tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt IN MEMORIAM tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt Charles Butland Maida (Bolster) Contento Charles A. Dilley * Cyril Edwards Robert (Bobby) Miller Alan Moore TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF EACH OF THE ABOVE AND TO ALL OTHER CHEFUSIANS WHO HAVE RECENTLY SUFFERED THE BEREAVEMENT OF LOVED ONES THE ASSOCIATION EXTENDS SYMPATHY (* Obituary paragraph to be included in next issue) 54...”