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| IN NEED Stove RTICIPATE ed of the camp ummer. More teers worked uts last vear. is a valuable juvenile de'in- courages such S loyalty, sclf- i citizenship. se on Simcoe also be open Two ie girl guide Oshawa area se of over 300 s. It is thanks y Chest that rganization is its worthy ac- Norkshop and perated by the | Children As- | in 1953) at its will be open to 25 trainees, hard at work ng jobs, dupli- stuffing, and which is of- e workers here s from the 1. This work- centre is-sup- amunity Chest. of the Com- 1e Simcoe Hall Eastview) at and Central outh. The club in 1963 after anning and an raising cam- has a large ls and a high ing children. iS a regulation es ropm, craft D, girls' club ns, & Canieen, nt, a 25 metre Chest. A MESSAGE FROM HIS WORSHIP, THE MAYOR: " On the 18th of September, 1967, members of Council and | pledged our support to this year's Community The Campaign goal is $358,000.00. These monies will be used to assist volunteers throughout our community to look after and care for those who are less fortunate. Many of the City Departments have already been canvassed and approximately 40c per week per employee has been pledged. If this trend continues throughout the City the Community Chest this year will reach its goal. | congratulate the Community Chest Directorate on their plan this year to have an "Open House" of Community Chest Agencies on Saturday, September 30th. | would encourage all citizens to avail themselves of the opportunity to see how the Community Chest dollar is spent by attending the '"Open House'"'. ERNEST MARKS, Q.C., MAYOR OF OSHAWA Attend The 'OPEN HOUSE' af These Two Agencies OSHAWA SIMCOE HALL SETTLEMENT HOUSE 387 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH The Simcoe Hall Settlement House provides recreation for both young and old from Judo Clubs to the Golden Age Club. In 1966 more than 1,700 volunteer hours were contributed by 93 Volunteers to help make these people happy. OSHAWA MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE 187 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH te es Pass ' Mental illness knows no boundaries. It strikes without regard for race, creed, nationality, age or condition of its victims. It affects the old and young, learned and illiterate, strong and weak. As many hospital beds are occupied by people suffering from mental illness as are occupied by those suffering from physical illness. More and more patients each year leave hospitals and are placed in homes for special care or boarding out places. Some of these patients have no place to go. This is where the White Cross Centre program comes into the picture. We have such a Centre on Simcoe Street, South It was opened in 1962. Many of these patients have been helped since.