The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-20, Page 13Cancer can be beaten!
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That's the slogan of the Canadian .Cancer Society and that's the
message Of hope which accompanies the request for funds in Goderich
and district this Apr;l, Cancer Month 1972.
'he following article was clipped from thot. Ontario Division
Newsletter. The very private, personal communication was sent to the
Ontario Division office but was shared with the public because it points
up the "reason why we must not let up in the struggle against cancer. "
"Life is such a priceless, delicate thing," the article began.
"Sometimes we tend to forget." V.
Dear Sirs..
Dear Sirs:
I am giving this small gift to the Canadian Cancer Society in memory
of Mrs. Mary' A. Mallet; born June 1950; died March 1971—of
Leukemia.
She was nineteen years old when she met and fell in love with 'my
brother, Fred. Then in November -1969, after an initial illness which
appearedtobethe flu, and after several "tfCimerous tests,' Mary found
out that she had Leukemia.
Fred and 'Mary were married two months later at St. Mark's
Presbyterian Church near Detroit, Michigan, and she came to live in
• 'Canada with her husband.
They began to share a llife of both heaven and hell. All the doors'that
had been opened to her were 'now closed, ''
She was denied motherhood, even though all children loved her'on
first meeting h"er• She had a special way of communicating witlryoung
people that many of us lack. -
She could play guitar, sing, loved sports,.and enthusiastically
* crated all kinds of goodies through handicraft talents.
Also, she had a knack for garbage -picking and i'e-creating like none
other I hake• seen. •
Dr. Bruce MacDonald came to know her stubborness, her, hatr`bd of
pity and her curiosity for pew ideas, medications;: and her willingness
to experiment in order to help others that would come after. I'm afraid
he also must have suffered with her -throughout her terrible inner
• conflicts.
Her visits to.the hospital became regular and more frequent as this
dreadful horrible disease increased and multiplied, destroying her;
slowly;'painfully; as shrgrasped andfought for each day, each hour—to
,make a home for Fred and to know and love as many people as she could.
' Mary and Fred spent Christmas together, making all the Christmas
presents themselves, and in the ensuing months no one could know,
✓ except her mother; husband; and Doctor, the suffering in every form
that she went through.
My brother never faltered for one instant. He never ran, because she
couldn't run; henever hat`h, because she couldn't hate. He put all his
• faith in God and in her, because she put all her faith in God and in him
This was not a movie or play or book; this was fact.
So:then Mary passed away -just a few weeks ago. She was married
f• ourteen months; twenty years old. "`
,My brother took her back to the United States. Her funeral was at St.
Mark's Presbyterian Church. Fred wore the same suit he was married
in, the same minister, officiated, and all the same people were there,
that had been at their wedding—all except -Mary.
ff' Now she is gone and at peace. Those left behind, especially her.
husband and family, are lost.
This.smail gift of money is such an insignificant- drop in the bucket to
• what is.needed tofight cancer, but I hope you will send it, if possible, in
the direc'tion of a fund especially for Leukemia.
Also please convey rriy support and prayers`to all "those 'people'
working and struggling to wipe cancer off the face ofthis earth.
Country Club
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BY SHELAGH SULLY
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80 Victoria St.
For the first time in its history the Goderich Community Credit
Union will -have its own au,Wsoon. The new -facilities. will measure
eight and one half by 19 and in addition tosupplyingbasic security
will also provide , safety, deposit boxes
customers,—staff photo
for Credit Union
New vault at Community Credit Union
The Goderich Community other work is voluntary. All the
Credit Union has taken another committees, and the board, work
step forward this year as the first
-Nlault nears completion at'their
offices on St. David' Street. The
eight and one-half by 19• foot
structure will provide security
service for the Credit Union and
will save the operation money now
•spent on services at banks.
Refflinghaus Construction
Company' Ltd. is building the
$15,000 vault and completion of
the project is expected within the
next month. Built from a special
concrete used only for hank
vaults,' it will also• feature a
Chubb -Mosler., and Taylor Safe
Door which alone is valued at'
,nearly $5,000 and weighs two and
one-half tons. a
The additional service of Safety
Deposit Boxes will be provided
through the new facilities as Well.
Credit Union. .manages '.Steve
Helesic explains that the first
interlocking racks of these boxes
..•
• recently , moved to Goderich,.
having purchased theCedar
Lodge Motel. The Seeger's came
e-EThie..was- • since that time' it has grown to
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will be installed before the vault
•is' corhpleted and more will be
added as the demand grows for
their rental.
The Goderich Community
Credit Union was established in
1954 with .only 27;members and
about_$58•in funds. In the years.
ti
for free."
Other specifications regarding
we to
the new vault were not given out •in
the interests of .securitV"•
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ELECTROHOME
We are offering these heavy-duty, three speed -fans at
$2 5 do
WH1LE19UR STOCK LASTS
These are Electrohome regfilar line fans made to sell at
$36.95 so you judge for yourself if this is a BARGAIN or not
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SIG WEEK
Everyone is getting itchy feet the Pea at the Lakewood Golf '& 1600 members and roasts 'funds
'about golfing,' and after a long '- Country Club. Hehas over twenty approaching the $1,000,000 mark,
winter; - who-•'can-'-hla-me' there•!- yee-rs a experience; and , we _ When the Credit 'Union first
:However, now is the time ,for all certainly look forward to his opened for business itwas located
good Country-clubbers to come to -_handling of the Pro Shop and club in a small office.'. on, East Street
the aid of their Country, club!! storage• and in following years moved to , "
Please restrain yourselves for Things are bustling inside the Hamilton and South Streets before
just a little longer, until the frost club house_'Fanny has done all the the present building on St•' David
fair out s •theup greens, little m the housecleaning, and the place is Street was purchased. in 1962, The..
is* Of and
___ydryore shining -Jean Knight and Sally
Otherwise, you may cause a lot of - MacEwan ,were very busy last ° C.U. 'occupies t one half tiof this
building and the other portion is
damage. Why not spend some time 'fall, and made new curtains for rented.- ' •
shining' your shoes; exercising, the lounge and the Ladies locker "There are three, full time,
and cleaning your clubs! . room, as well _ as some •paid employees working here".
'We are pleased to present— reupholstering. What a , great Mr. Helesic said,""but all the
• Ernie Seeger! Ernie, his wife • improvement!.
Ann, and daughter.Karen, age 8, The men will be, starting Bow�In t
renovations ontheir locker room g
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~ right, away. Therefore, we ask
Dunnon • atGbelph
___ that everyoclanouttheir
lockers as soon as'possible.'woman. to. Upcoming at the club—Mothers National Classified Provincial •
wins Day, May 14, featuring , Fan's Bowling championships were held
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Smorgasbord, 5-8, p. n' At $3.50 , at Guelph on the weekend. Zone T
A
Rebekah draw
Mrs. Vera Larder, "Noble
Grand of the Gpderich''Rebekah
Lodge Number 89, drew the •
winning ticket of Mrs. Bessie
McNee, Dungannon, in the lodges ,
quilt draw last Wednesday.
The draw was made during the
Rebekah's annual- dessert card
party at MacKay Hall.
per person (children under 12, Lady bowlers from Clinton were,
half .price) . Ple'as'e, make victorious and now go to Winnipeg
reservations by May 12. Phone to compete for the National title in
9641 or 7278. b ,this' Classified event.
Saturday, June 3 -:-First big Clinton Won out by 74 pins 'over
social event of the year•: -Golf— at St;Thomas entry. •
Steak—Dancirit! Dan Worthy has Members of this winning team,,
been busy organizing. this big Medie' Elliott, Brenda Brooks,
event, and was fortunate to be able Trudy Hill, Gerry Harris and
to get • BOBBY DOWNS & HIS• Mary Davey. 1
OR'C'HESTRA for the dance. Price These ladies fly to Winnipeg to
$10.00 per couple, or $5.00 forlhe'' represent Southern Ontario • on
dance alone,. See you all there! May 19, 20, 21, 22, 1972.
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;THREE STAR ` .
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