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Detailed report for the term starting after the PCS meeting of November 2001 till the PCS meeting of November, 2002: The bank used to charge a $10 service charge and did so for two months but much whining later, they have dropped it. Two cheques were issued to Paul Vlasveld for the printing and mailing. The first one was issued by the previous treasurer before my term began but the cashing of the same was done during my term, hence there might be some skew in the amount needed for printing and mailing SCREE hard copies this year juxtaposed with the monies received from subscribers. We got only $474 this year from subscribers. Some people paid more and some paid less and some were generous (someone gave $25!). The subscription fee for the SCREE was increased to $13 during my term.^nbsp; The $474 averaged out at $13 per brings the current subscriber base to about 37 people, so the number of subscribers are actually dropping and we ended this term with a smaller amount than we began, by $200, despite the fee increase. On printing and mailing costs: The printing costs for Jan to August, 2002 were: $231.87 and the mailing costs were: $138.31. In January, the SCREE was mailed to 60 people and in August to 43 people. The August mailing and printing costs were: $43.43, i,e $1 and 10 cents, per subscriber, per month and therefore assuming August as the baseline, going forward, the annual cost of mailing and printing per subscriber is $12 and 12 cents. We ask for $13. So, even though the balance in the bank has fallen down, so has the subscriber base and the $13 annual charge will suffice. Detailed account breakdown:
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