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1 PRESIDENT’S APPEAL Gentlemen Your Association needs members with long arms, and short pockets! Do not turn the page!!!!! The Old Scarborians Association needs funds to continue the twice yearly issue of Summer Times and to continue to meet the Web site costs. The production and delivery of two issues of Summer Times a year, and the hosting costs of the web site, costs approximately £1,600 a year, and other than a few membership fees each year the Association is dependent on donations to survive. I am sure you will all agree with me that the magazines, and web site, are superb links without which the contact between us all would slowly wither and die. Over the years a number of members have kindly donated funds and during the last few months donations were made that covered the costs of this issue. For these the committee is very grateful. Please read the pieces that follow by the Secretary, Treasurer and Editor for greater detail. If you feel, as an individual, or as a firm, that you can help us finance the future of the OSA then please give generously - every tenner helps! Many thanks to those who have already contributed this year. MICK BOWMAN PRESIDENT
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