town this summer and the anion Few boys with be able to leave
lay-grounds are far from adequa!
of-doors. The summer recreational phon recreational activities out-programme should, therefore, prove useful for those boys who wish to keep active during the holidays and who are unable to find something to do ili. In this programme, privileged boys are accepted without payment of fees.
It is worthy of note that fees charged for Foreign "Y" Junior membership" are nominal and do not cover the costs of facilities provided.
membership fee which would cover costs would keep out many fine and girls. The present scale of charges insures a full enrolment of youngsters in the programmes conducted and gives a selective basis for membership on merit. Those "who are unable to pay nominal fees, bership be taken care of by the it deserving, have had their mem-
various social agencies of the city or by interested members and friends of the association.
'A report released some time ago by the "Y" Junior Division showed that the 165 boys and girls in their all-year membership groups have, in this first half year, held lectures, debates, social functions, chess tournaments, basketball and volleyball leagues, scrimmage and bowling competitions in addition to their gym and swimming classes.
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