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OPENING Continued from page 1 speakers’ table were donated by Mr. James Tait end the estate

of Mrs. John Williams. ' Dedicahry Prayer

Following is the dedicatory pray- er end dedication as given by Rm’. m. Ilbbott:

"O lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, who art the bright- neu oi the mthers Glory, end the g5”! H1680 0i’ His person: the

Foundation, and the Grief Corner Stone: Bless whet we now do in dedicating this Y. M. C. A. 11111141118 in Thy Name. and be Thou, we beseech Thee, the be. ginning, the increase, consummation: of this work, which is undertaken to/rhy glory; who with iihe Father and. the Holy 5P1?“ W!" "id Kismet. one 00d, world without end. Amen.

"In the faith oi Jesus Christ we dedicate this Y. M. C. A. building in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, to the Glory of Ciod, and to the program of Christian scr- vice under the auspices oi the Y. M. C. A., in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.-

(Singlng oi lord's Prayer by Y's Men's Chorus).

"O God, who hast le-ld in Zion a chief cornerstone, elect, precious, thy son our Saviour Jesus (Insist, upon whom alone Thou dost build the living temple of Thy Church: Grant unto the work oi thine own hands continual increase olf glory

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Branch cf the Conodian Legion, I at 8 o'clock.

General business.

Legion Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the

Charlottetown .I.S.i.. will be held tonight

Following the meeting e "Smoker" will be held.

and spiritual strength, and daily make this Y. M. C. A. a living witness for Thee. Direct and bless, we pray Thee, all oi’ the under- takings of the Y. M. O. A. in this building. and grant ‘unto those who seek to serve Thee here such success as may tend to Thy glory and honour. We ask it ln the Nsrneod Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.”

Lieutenant Governor's Add-run

1n his address Lieutenant Gov- erncr Bernard recalled that the Youn'g Men's Association of Char- lottetown ‘was founded on January 1st, 1866. Captain John Orlebar,

IPROFESSIONAL chaos;

R. N., was its "founder end first President. The early days of the Association were filled with wide variety of enriching experiences

Gaudet ' 8r Hazard -

William A. Reddin

£80., LLB.

for the young men in its member- ship.

In i872 thc first building was constructed on Richmond. Street.

and the hundred

mu cusaomsl,

against Christianity. God is ever freshenlng the ‘streams of life with

g the spirit of youth.

"It is necessary to look upon the visible in surveying the signiﬁcance of the Young Men's Christian As- socletion. For here is a Movement that is more than an organization, more than e vast net-work of bulld- ings. committe and equipment. Not that these are unimportant. They are powerful instruments to the development oi Christian per- sonalities and building oi a Christ- ian Association.

“Yet the true genius of the Young Men's Christian Associat- ion is of another kind; it is in the realm oi things intangible. Itisthe specific religion which is centred in the Man oi Galilee. That has given survival value for one years to the Y. M. C. A.

"In this world of conflict, but of marching ideals. there is e part for the Y.M.C.A. to play. It races l- ﬂllllﬂnde. an opportunity and a neat responsibility. Its past justifies the hope that it will meet the future with strength, imagination, imillikenoe. and devotion. Without those qllllllice. the Movement will gmw sterile and fail. Willi these qualities the future offers great opportunities.

"Si-lengthened by experience, 1n. spired by opportunity the Y. M. O. A- lhwuth its many contacts has en. almost unique responsibility

WCHARIJCKPETOWN

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140 RICHMOND ST. AMI/YUM. COMPANY

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Granted, wisdom. devotion, courage, its finest years are ahead."

Preeidenve Address’

"We have listened ‘with great interest and e deep sense of re- sponsibility to the impressive dedication service which has just been concluded." said President '1‘. Roy Cudmore.

“One hundred years ego, s youth named George Williams. (after- wards Sir George), dreamed e- dream. Out oi that dream was born the Y. M .0. A, and as a result we ere here thh afternoon.

"The Young Men's Christian Association has lived snd advanced down through the years so that the dedication today stands as a further memorial to Sir George Williams.

"In our exercises here this aiter- noon, the people of the Community have. as it were, re-klndled the Torch, with the hope that it may be passed on to ready and wil-

ling hands to he kept burning ln-ightly in the future.

"This afternoon, the gentlemen on lue pletiorm, represent e true- ly Christian Democratic way oi life. We should never forget that this priceless heritage is being constant- ly threatened by clever inroads on the pert of cults and isms.

“In this respect. our main and chief weapon, is Cl-lristlsnlty, of vmich this building ls a recognised emblem.

"mere has never been e period in history when the need and de- mends c1 youth were recognized as today.

"They are seeking a world of Peace, where they will be permitted to think,‘ act and arrange their lives with a definite hope for a future worth looking forward to.

“Having this m mind. the older generation of this city and pro- vlnce have contributed without stint oi their time and substance. ln making the ceremony oi today an historic event.

“With the completion and dedicat- ion of this Y. M .0. A. our chief concern centres in the moulding oi the lives and character of the young men and women of this city and province, ‘who will frequent this building.

"Personal contact will: Youth is absolutely necessary to develop healthy bodies, clean minds and a Christian outlook, in order to con-

form to the motto of the Young‘

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Men's Christian Association, name- ly "Body Mind and Spirit."

"it is obviously our duty to see to it that this new Youth Centre is e success. The enthusiastic cc- operation of all our citizens will

be necessary ‘to ream and main- te-in the very highest degree of

efficiency.

“We are dealing with Youth in visionary years — habit forming

lyelll. yeers that will leeve their

(Continued on page 13)

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arrlslore, Sollclwre, Notaries, Eta Nanadlan Bank oi Com rerr Bldg. MONEY TO [JOAN GILBERT A. GAUDET. 8A., LLJI. Csnad‘ Bank of Commons Bldg.

EA" BAIRISTEB. SOLIOITOB, EM. 1.0.01‘. Bldgn-Nest to Roddh Brca PHONE 248d

This was the first Y. M. C. A. building in North America built specifically for Association work.

Bell 8r Mcsthieson

J. A. McGuiqan

"m: w. Loan

Meiheson 8s Penile ,

A. W. MATHESON. L01 A. H. PEAKE, B.A., LIJ Barristers, etc. Collections - Monry to Loan D0 Great George Street Charlottetown

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. in. R. ll. BELL. M.l.. .

D. L. MATIIIESON. ' L-B-r 5-0- Attorneyl at Law KDANS ON CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES 150 Richmond St.

Charlottetown. P.E.l

Dr. W. R. Carson

NOTARY. ETC. BARRISTER. SOLIC] ‘OIL

Money to Loan -

Taxation

Barrister, Solicitor, to. ODDFELLOWS BUILDING

13d Richmond Street Charlottetown, l‘.E.l.

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Collections

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This building wus therefore the first North American building erected in‘ the first century of (he Y.M.C.A. Movement. The old building was used continually un- til 1945 at which time temporary quarters were located in the residence formerly located on the new building sitc. In May of 1947 construction work on the new building began. This beautiful new building also has a distinction in that it ls the first Y. M. C. A. building in North America to have been completed in llze second century of this world-wide Move- ment.

"The construction of the build- ing," His Honour said, "is a splendid tribute to the generosity of this City and Province in pro- viding modern facilities for the development of our youth.

“One hundred years ago a hand-

Ch“°P"°"°' ful of drapers assistants, dry-goods

cum‘ BMW“ clerks, made up the members oi

the Y. M. C. A. Today, princes.

m Pmm’ Si‘ PM“ w” UHABLDTTETQWN presidents, intellectual leade rs.

business magnates and many mousands o1 boys, girls, men and women make up the membership.

"Today, scattered over the world

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l DI’. J. C. GCIIGIIN, colleges. representing investments

Pqlmgf 8; Hgﬂqm B Sc or between three and four hundred A. J. “ASLAM, BA" LLB i a ‘ million dollars are in use in tile Banhw,’ 5w DENTltsT I work of character building activities

Bank oi Nova Scotie Chambers Charlottetown. PJZJ. MONEY T0 LOAN ‘

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A. Wolthen Guudet. LL.B. '

BARRISTEB, SOLICITOIG, Ito. Phillipe Building lli Grafton "trees Colleebne

M. Albun Farmer

MONEY TO IDAN

B.A.. LLB. BABRISTER, SOLICITOII. Ito. Charlottetown. P. l‘. I.

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w...» Building, Room s 176 Grafton Street Phone ‘I91 _

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Charlottetown, PJJ. Bueceeeor ' George l. Tweedy, L0.

II. I‘. MICPHEE, 8A., l0.

MaePhee Ir Trainer

l the portals oi its Y.M.C.A.

for youth.

"Perhaps familiar piles oi bricks and stone bulk too largely in our minds when we consider the Young Men's Christian Association. But I like to think of them as the gifts, the gladly given offerings cf the citizens, of the older men to youth. Yes, and though freely tendered they have been good in-

Young Men. You cannot measure what the strength of youth passing generation after generation through has meant to the cities of the world.

“The Y. M. C. A. ls en ‘idea'- en idea bum. not on the sober consideration oi old men. but on the dreams, lhe unconquerable dreams of the spirit of youth.

“In those days we need no re- minder oi what we 0W0 youth, in e world oi unrest where the cold ‘war of idesoicgy is carried on

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