Salvation Army appeal
- Sir,—We are again privileged to hold our street day oh August 21. Through, your paper we would express thanks in anticipation to those who so generously support our com-
munity endeavours. These are certainly demanding days, and the Army will seek to continue to serve the Christchurch community. meeting needs as they arise, regardless of colour and creed, situation or circumstance.—Yours, etc., MAJOR MELVIN C. TAYLOR, Divisional Commander. August 16. 1981.
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Press, 19 August 1981, Page 22
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