Local Chinrch Being Removed.

The demolition began. this

week of the old Baptist Church |

on the corner of Prince and . Fitzroy—Streets._It is being re- moved and the new Salvation Army Citadel and Welfare Cen- tre will take its place. The cost is estimated at $134,090 An organizational meeting leading to the formation ofya

province-wide committee to

Jaunch:a spring capital and maintenance ‘financial campaign was held recently tive is $35,009.00 Provincial chairman for the

po is E.D. Reid and treasur- | , R.G. Boyne. A full slate of)

sernpaies officers and leaders

{establishment. to assist Capt Ray Nelson in the campaign, outlined preliminary work done

to date. His office is located in

ithe old citadel on Great George | | Street

| Tentative plans call for the | ‘general campaign to be held

-from—May—t-to-May.31 with the _

Special Names division to can- vass the last two weeks in April. For some years now, the Sal- vation Army has felt the need lfor more spacious @nd up- date accommodation in carry- ing on and expanding its work, The availabilitv:of the Baptist

'Church«-property was felt too The objec- | good an opportunity to miss it |/@ fs planned to sell the old Citadel

property to help finance’ the new venture:

Capt. Nelson reported that the- old manse, located alongside the

fs expected to be completed jchurch, also would be torn

shortly

Col. G. Best of Salvation Army Headquarters, Toronto on loan to the local army |

Maritime Statloners . « Limited & Stationery, everyday and sea- sonal cards Smokers’ supplies Out of town newspapers Magazines and novels Children’s books

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down. It was first thought the structure might be renovated jand used, but arw-inspec tion

‘be justified y,

It is not known if a corner- istone containing information of the period in which-the church was built exists but consider- ‘able interest in its. recovery has been expressed

| 1888

Si SUpreme Court

_ Adjourns Case |

Mr, Justice R.R. Bell took under advisement in Supreme Court Thursday an application | for a court order to hold an an- /ual meeting requested by Heuz- ‘en Zimmerman, QC, Toronto. The application ealled for Com-

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The old church was built about |

‘Island News Page

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., March 5, 1966.

Board O:

Endorses Aims.

In a letter to the Fathers of ; Confederation: Memorial Thurs- day the Charlottetown Board of Trade advises that: ‘as the | voice of the business community ’ of the ‘City of Charlotettown and District it is in general support of the aims and programs’ of | the Centre

The Board recognized the Centre as a vital force in cul- tural and business life of the city and the province, and en- dorsed the contribution it~ has made and the enrichment it has given to the life of the commun- ity at large

“Many of our citizens,’ the | letter states, have already ex- perienced this enrichment through participation in the program conducted by the The- atre, Art Gallery -and the Lib- rary, and it is the Board's hope that many more will participate in the years to come

The Board, in another sense, | individually and through their

oration Ltd. and Commonwealth | International Leverage _ Fund | Ltd. holding a disputed annual meeting.

Appearing for Mr. Zim mer- man were Gerald’R. Foster, QC, | Robert A. Davies, QC and David

| business life of the community, | both as an industry in our midst

| cessary financially, to ensure its

f Trade

expressed the feeling that the | Centre has contributed to the |

and as a_ stimulation to the tourist and convention industry | of the ‘City and province.”’ ,

Although’ Prince Edward Is- |

land derives a number of bene- “fits from the. Centre the Board feels that it is the children in particular who can through ex- posure to the facilities-at - the |Centre during their formative

years, grow into more useful cit- izens because. of the positive cul- tura] force acting on them.

It is the firm belief of the Board that ‘Confederation. Cen- tre: and its program enhances the life of the community as an | asset in which great pride may be taken by all the citizens.”

The Charlottetown Board ex- | pressed the desire for all citizens

|elected representatives to give the Centre and its program the continuing support it needs and deserves, morally and where ne-

contribution to all the citizens

in the years to come. :

MR. HYNDMAN: «-”

Finance Report Reveals Deficit

The monthly meeting of the |

PE! Protestant Children’s |Home was held last night, F.W. Hyndman, presided.

Brig. W.W. Reid presented ‘the financial report for the year | 1965 and the report revealed a) deficit.

The trustees acknowledged a| bequest of $500 from the estate | of A. Hilton Cameron. 5 i

At the present time. there ‘are 50 children in the home.

Tignish Ass'n — Holds Meeting

TIGNISH — The March meet- ing of the Retarded Children’s |Association, Tignish was held in ithe high school on Tuesday ev- |

$50 Fine Is levied Sees See ts

A fine of $50 and costs or 15

\days was imposed upon Emer- places other than their residenc- [mocnee 7 Tee ha eke Malpeaue es, were each assessed $20 and Arsenault who both predeceased |

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