9th-12th-Lancers - Year 1985 - Page 0105
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| Regiment | 9th/12th Lancers |
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| Year | 1985 |
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4. THE WH/IZTH ROYAL LANCERS REGIMENTAL JOURNAL 901/ 12th Royal Lancers (PoW’s) Association The Committee of the 9th/12th Lancers (Prince of wales’s) Association have pleasure in presenting their Report for the year ended 31st December. I984. Income Subscriptions — General £2717.00 From Regiment “890.00 Donations £202.00 Investments — Trust Funds {11415.00 General Funds £2990.00 Income Tax Recovered Investments {1618.00 Covenants 8420.00 Expenditure Grants, Allowances and Christmas Gifts $036.00 Subscriptions to Charities and Schools “027.50 Donations £30000 Working Expenses (i) Accountancy Charge £270.00 (ii) Accountancy Fee 8t Expenses for Income Tax refunds collected on Covenanted Subscriptions £380.00 (iii) Printing, Stationery and Sundries £690.00 Cases The overall figure of cases dealt with was as follows: Total 7st of these II are on regular allowances; 16 received the Christmas Gift only. There were 16 new cases. Grants varied from £10 to £200, They were for: Rent, Clothing, Coal, Travelling Expenses. Telephone instal- lation, Electricity & Gas Bills, Furniture, HP Arrears and General Needs. Employment The National Association for Employ- ment of Ex Regulus placed l1 members of the Regiment in the following positions and areas: Bury St. Edmunds: Security Cheirnsford: Cashier Nottingham: Driver. Driver PSV Derby: Driver Heating Engineer, TOP's Trainee Preston: Postman Northampton: Airship Ground Crew Driver HGV3 Action: Driver HGV Insurance Assessor General The Committee wishes to thank our Case Officers, the representatives of SSAFA and of the Royal British Legion; for numerous visits paid, to solving many problems, giving much needed support when necessary and producing excellent case reports. The Committee wish to record their thanks to the Committees of several other Regimental Associations and to the RAC War Memorial Benevolent Fund who have co-operated generously in giving joint grants. Special thanks are due to the Army Benevolent Fund whose willing ctr-operation has enabled us to provide assistance on a larger scale when it was needed. Finally, thanks are due to serving and cit-members of the Regiment for the very large number of covenanted subscriptions which alone make the work of the Association possible. Grimthorpe A wear—as may From Flanders ioihe Falklands- help us help them all 48FALL MALL. LONDON SW1Y 5N Chairman |
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