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| BOAT ed T $358,875 Care _ be placed in ing is provided ce or financial he VON made to Oshawa and 1966. The ma- re being made chronic. condi- largely the el- people have gular VON aid ar and some > years, nitby Welfare er agency re- ce from the 1e residents of tk in Oshawa. des emergency ship residents e is fire, sick- work, or what- ss Centre on uth, opened in portant role in the Oshawa 1eme, The pro- re is designed ho no longer treatment for ss but have no release from tlement House S., is the last least interest- s holding open It was estab- men's Welfare and has since ocial welfare rams for chil- re-school tod- school set. As ervice an out- s conducted by ise from Mon- ring the sum- ant group in- tlement house ze Club. The 49, gives Osh- nS an oppor nis club, The GREATER OSHAWA COMMUNITY CHEST NEEDS YOU TO HELP OTHERS PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th AT THESE TWO AGENCIES SIMCOE HALL BOYS' CLUB EULALIE AVENUE OSHAWA NAVY CADETS 42 OSHAWA BLVD. NORTH The COMMUNITY CHEST is interested in facts and one fact is that over 10,000 boys and girls attend various activities at the Boys' Club each month. 3,300 children and adults are taught Water Safety and Swimming skills each week. These instructional classes alone require 2,000 volunteer hours weekly. Boys from 12 to 19 are accepted into Oshawa Navy League Cadets. The training of the boys does not stop at seamanship but carries on to where they learn good citizenship. 100 local boys receive training through the Navy League of Oshawa. Over 30 Volunteers help these boys to become better men. Support Your ie agonal GREATER OSHAWA BERT PYKE COMMUNITY CHEST LIMITED Mail or Bring Your Donations to 751 FAREWELL PHONE 723-9038 11 ONTARIO STREET "Community Chest is caring