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Would .take 'time from one .
osbly two years, to set up a
united fund drive in, Goderich
but 'the members of the Rotary
lub were encouraged Tue4daY
ning to proceed with' their
inv„estigation to determine the
feasibility of one annual
Aderated fund raising scheme”
here..
Two men , involved in the
United ,Appeal sof the city of
London were on 'hand in the
of xoom at • the Bedford
xl otel to provide information lox
, e pns '. interested in such a
seam. Bill Bennett and Joe
Dolan urged those present to
consider the gathering as an
-"informal; ' ;down to. earth,
kick -around• sort of meeting."
If there is a point of
contention about the , matter, it
is simply concern that not all
agencies presently conducting
annual door-to-door fund raising
campaigns in Goderich would be
embraced within a united fund
drive because individual agencies
may be reluctant to join the
United Fund movement until it
had •proven its worth.
A notable exception
.discussed at the meeting is the
Cancer Society campaign- for
funds. It was pointed out that
.because cancer is such a
' "dramatic disease" it can
command tremendous financial
support from the :.people. In
most cases it has been discovered
that a united fund drive cannot
raise sufficient money, to satisfy
the Cancer Society objectives.
Usually the Cancer Society can
raise More money by conducting
its own .campaign.
Dr. Frank Mills, chairman of
the meeting, explained that in
some- communities the Cancer
Society is -a part -of. the United
o rga nation ' and. make` ' a
minimum of work.for the
canvassers: An alt out effort
once a year in the town,t was
also, stated, is a real community
spirit booster as well. K
When a United Fund drive is
organized, 'it, is possible to
institute a plan ;by which
deductions are made directly
from the paycheck of agreeable
persons working where such a
plan is in effect.
"It is the easyy 1ainless wadi ° o
" give,,' remarked Bill Bennett.
Joe Dolan referredLo',it as. the •
"secret of success." '
The Rotary Club is planning
another meeting in about six
weeks to discuss the •matter_
further.
Taylor's
Corner
Community
Club holds
Fund drive. It requires careful
'groundwork and ari , extensive
education ° program . in, the
community, _but it is conceivable'
that all agencies who . depend
upon solicited funds could be
represented in a United Fund
drive.
Suggested for many yeah in
Goderich as the cure for '2'
multTtude of door-to-door
collections annualy; a. United
Fund drive would • be
administered locally by
Goderich people.
It is understood; that if there
were 10 different agencies
Feb. meeting
The February meeting of the
Taylor's Corner Community
Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Birdie ' Whitely on
Wednesday, February 4. The
president Mrs. Helen Westbrook
thanked the : hostess for the use
.of her home and also the
assistant hostesses, Mrs. Elaine
. Schmidt and Nina Walters.
Hymny z -291 was, _.sung,
followed by the Creed and the
Lord's Prayer., Jean Ginn then
gave the devotions, a piece
-entitled "Decisions."
We. 'mixed up the Valentine
poems that were to have been
made for the roll call, each •
member taking one and reading
it as- her name was called out.
Seventeen ladies were.
present. The minutes were read
and -approved as read.-
The treasurer and flower fund
convener .both reported on,. their
activities. '-
The correspondence Was
quite lengthy. Amongst-' many
thank you • notes . for acts of°T--
kindnes4,and remembrance was° a
lovely retter . from Ida White,
mis§ionary in India,- and a letter
from our Korean orphan.
Irene Oke and Daphne Malins
represented by the United, Fund' rendered their services at the
drive, the- funds would not be Ono Hospital, ` tending the
divided equally with each agency_ canteen for the month of
,receiving one-tenth of the January. •
money. On 'the : basis of an The ways and means
approved, budget and by mutual committee has indeed been
,agreement of the United Fund , busy. Many items of knitting
committee and the member and fancy work were brought' in
agencies, each agency would by the member , It was very `
receive, a fixed percentage of th'e encouraging to see such
total amount ..,of money,. enthusiasm. °'' `"'°`"
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