slated for eventual demolition, however, our alternatives are either to
make it comply with the regulations or discontinue its use. I feel it

would more economical keeping this building going rather than to put

money into the old Library, for instance, and still be faced with the

possibility of having to do something with the Dalkey Building. I do
not have an accurate estimate of the costs of upgrading the facilities
but it could be the in the vicinity of $5,000.~$7,000. and it may be
that this expenditure could be made over the next two years to upgrade
the building.

The New View Society have recently rented, on a temporary basis the
old Pharmacy Buidling on Flint and Coquitlam Avenue. I would hope that
they would co-operate with the use of the Dalkey Building during the
4:00-6:00 p.m. time period and the Boys' and Girls' Club could then

carry out their programme.

L.-D. Pollock

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