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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 19, 1963 3 ROYAL RETURN... GREETINGS << LONDON (CP)--Barbara Sir gent, a. blind telephone opera- A. 7. WALKER tor, was turned away from the The F ok se Cambridge Theatre because' het Boys' Club, situated ut East- guide dog could not be admitted view Park, marks an. im- to the 'public section. However, portant milestone in the she was invited back to sit im development of the recrea- |the royal box with her dog, tion factit 5. in Osiews: Merry, because a private stair Thi building will be , a aune aaa: el to the |case leads directly from th young people of our city. street to the box. Possibly one of the most pressing recreational needs in our city for the past sev- eral years has been the need for an indoor swimming pool. Many of our citizens have been travelling. considerable distances 'during the fall and winter months in order to provide this type of rec- reation for their _ children. It is indeed gratifying that we can. now enjoy this type of recreational facility at home. Built at a cost of over $400,000 this modern building contains an indoor heated swimming pool as well as a large gymnasium, for the enjoyment of the young people of Oshawa. I would like to congratulate the executive committee of the new Boys' Club.on the tremendous job which they have done in providing this new facility for our city and express to them the hope that the enjoyment which our young people will receive from this fine new building will repay them in a small measure for their 'efforts. Yours truly, ALBERT V: WALKER, M.P.P., Oshawa Riding BOYS INSPECT "OLYMPIC" POOL CLOSE UP PLAN PROJECTS : JERUSALEM (AP) -- The MATURE LATE | pte at 29 or 30 are stiff in late FLU EPIDEMICS Weizmann Institute for Science MONTREAL (CP)--A United | adolescence," said Dr: David| There have been several seri- --named for Israel's first pres- States psychologist told a group) Ricks, psychology professor at ous influenza epidemics in Can-| ident--will carry out $3,500,000 of women here. that maturity|Brandeis University, Waltham, | da, one of the earliest On reC-| worth of projects during the | eo eK - usually begins at 35."'Most peo-! Mass. ord occurring in 1826. 1963-64 academic year. | HIGH DIVE POISE / a cidiidaalil WITH THE OPENING of Simcoe Hall Boys' Club in Eastview Park, your Building Committee want to say a sincere "thank you" to all Friends of Oshawa Boys and Girls, who have contributed both in time and money to this new community youth project. COMMENCED IN 1959 with a survey of our city, from which it was apparent there was a need for a Boys' Club... financial support was received from Oshawa City Council, industry, business, many Seis Reaellaney Maieitieuneel Groves friends in Oshawa and outside our city. P. Vanier, D.S.0., M.C., C.D. Gov- ernor General of Canada. "Indeed | can think of no more im- YOUR CONFIDENCE and generous contributions made is possible portant contribution to the future of é our country than the work which is to construct the new Club - come and see it soon. We hope that you being done by the Boys' Clubs of ' : ' ' Canada in providing _ wholesome will like the Club its' dedicated staff and most of all our Boys and Pp g I for ic nd leadershi : . . * Hegre kane oe Girfls who in future years, will pass through the doors of Simcoe Hall ef you to continue this good work.' Boys' Club : : f ) SIMCOE HALL BOYS' CLUB COMMITTEE 5. R. ALGER, General Chairman T. L.WILSON, Secretary | W.B. BENNETT, Bldg. Chairman, -- G. B. MILES. Treasurer K. D. CRONE, $. T. HOPKINS, M. G. COATES, MEL SMITH : This advt. inserted and poid for by a Friend of Simcoe Hall Boys' Clubs