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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-04, Page 32V- . 4GE 1,'2A-*GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4,198.0 Goderich to know of Deboprogress. This week, Mrs. Scott !Deborah which appeared felt, that, with so many exercise program, it making now. sent the Signal -Star a, in the local Milton people in Goderich being would be nice for them to And what progress! copy of two stories about newspapers, She right' 'eons EY JOANNE BUCHANAN Many of you will: remember Robert and Joyce Scott; former Goderich -.residents who I moved to, Milton two years ago.' And, if you don't remember them personally, you may at least recall reading an article in this newspaper some years ago about their remarkable daughter, Deborah. Deborah is a bright, determined and energetic 10 -year-old. But, unlike other 10 -year-olds, she has cerebral palsy, a condition of imperfect controlof movement and spastic ity, caused by damage to part of her brain at birth. Although she is mentally alert and capable of learning and reasoning, she cannot speak and lack of motor co-ordination makes it impossible , for her to communicate by finger language or conventional handwriting. When Mr. and Mrs. Scott first decided to immigrate to Canada from their native Ireland in 1971 with their two daughters, Alison, 7 and Deborah, 3, they faced a troubled year trying to gain Canadian entry for their youngest child. With the help of Pickering -area Liberal Norman Cafik, little Deborah was finally granted a "permit -of entry" as opposed to the regular "landed im- migrant" status. The family then settled in Goderich and it was during their five-year ;stay here that hundreds of town citizens came forward_ to volunteer their time to assist with a special at-home exercise program for Deborah. In 1978, the family moved to .Milton and Deborah began attending classes at Robert Baldwin School and the Credit Valley Treatment Centre on , a part-time basis. Glad... • from page IIA Hebrew is required which requires years.. of study usually leading to some letters after one's name. How did the Watchtower Society produce its translation of the Bible? It would seem 'from their translation committee which is now an 'open ' secret, that they either had messages from 'another world' or must have. chosen what they liked from other tran- slations and put it together with `" their limited knowledge of Hebrew and Greek. I urge Jehovah's Witnesses to look further into this. Sincerely yours, Martin Foster, BSc., Dip. A.Th': Vampires Dear Editor: def to Mr Rarney's_ letter of May 28. "Abstain from blood and from things strangled." It is evident from the contents that one is not to eat blood dr animals that have been strangled. I believe that people in Canada and the U.S. are not vampires. Maybe Mr. Barney has been watching too many Dracula movies. The circulatory system and the digestive system are two separate and distinct functions of the body. To explain how the necessary food values are transferred to the bloostream is quite in- tricate. "Thou shalt not kill", which is the sixth com- mandment, is one that the medical profession tries to uphold at all costs. If blood plasma is available, it isgiven to anyone in need. Children being deprived of the right to live is premeditated murder. An adult can make his own decision whether or not to be a suicide statistic. Barney's philosophy seems to be to try to molest the beavers but receive the sting of hor- nets with bliss. Sincerely N. J. Minaker Y involved in Deborah's see tilt progress she is Only a generation or two ago, children like where they received little Deborah were locked or no education. For - away i'n institutions tunately for Deborah and thousands of other children like her, times Turn, to page 13A • We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! 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