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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-20, Page 5DEAR EDITO Dear Editor, In, Mr. C. F. Barney's letters we find him touching on many Bible Subjects but he ignores the most important topic • of all, God's 'plan of • Salvation for mankind. We find in I John CIA. 5, • V 13, that the purpose of the scriptures was to inform us that through _ Jesus Christ we could ..... _ _knaw—for_certain-that-we—. who have believed and aecepted the Son of God have eternal life. —I would be .most in- terested to know if Mr. Barney believes as the Blue- -§-tatei-ow over again that the only way man can be born • again and know for sure his sins are forgiven is through faith in the Son of God. Surely Mr. Barney knows that the only way man can communicate with God the ,Father is through His Son Jesus Christ John Ch. 14,V6. As to the Deity of Christ • the Bible tells us plainly there are three that bear record in heaven, _The Father, The Son, and The Holy Ghost, and these three are one. Also John Ch. 1O,.V 31, tells us that the Son and Father-al'ecine': --- . .. We are informed in John -Ch. 5, V 23-, that -we --p. Wrong name Dear Editor : My letter contained the wrong name in reference to •Revelation 1:1. It should have been John the Apostle or Disciple instead of John the Baptist. However, the point made still applies. Sincerely Offensive Dear,Editor: Re: Dave ,Sykes' Column, thursd_ii,.y,_ March _13,, 1980. I wish to state that Dave Sykes' column about the hostage situation in Iran, and how the hostages while away their time, is one of the most offensive articles I have read in a long time. The incredible poor taste of choosing such a tragic situation and at- tempting to use it to entertain readers of the Signal -Star is not only degrading but •insulting as well. Mr. Sykes seems oblivious to the fact that the hostages are .in fact prisoners of a political periencing loneliness, fear and possible Ity's' -in en t al are to honor the Son of God the same as we honour the Father. Anyone that honoureth not the Son honoureth not the Father as they are inseparable. It must be reassuring to all that the controversy over Christ's Deityis limited to earth as I am sure there is no con- trtiversy over it in heaven. Mervyn Hoy Ignored • Dear Editor; The comments in --responso—to--the--reeen motion Councillor Magee and I made (to allow $1'00 - property tax credit an- nually' for local citizens receiving the monthly old age supplem.ent payments) missed or ignored some points. One. cannot come closer to the actual total through .any "study" now or in the future,- because •income related figures are confidential. We used Wallaceburg • for • com- parison. • Only when we allow people to apply do we find out how many will apply. There is an even more important point. To use a popular expression, this motion -would have put our money where our mouth is. When it comes to'senioK, citizens in need or senior citizens in general, we prefer to spend nice words on • them on' suitable occasions. Is that • all we can afford? • Yours regretfully Elsa Haydon toitttfre. The Sykes' article reflects utter in- sensitivity and disrespect for a human tragedy. Your S truly, • Jennifer Hill Reunion DearEditor, • Listowel District Secondary School is celebrating its 100th birthday with a reunion weekend on May 8,. 9, 10, and 11, 1980. Many exciting events are scheduled and we vitation to all former students and teachers to help us celebrate our Centennial. For • further in- formation please write to: Centennial Committee, Listowel District. Secondary School, 155 Maitland Ave. S., LISTOWEL, Ontario, N4W 2M4. • • Sincerely, Centennial Publicity Chairman Don Lawrence • • 6, Jay Noszenko, 5, seemed to find the ball more interesting than the game 'last Tuesday at Vic- toria Public School. Jay was participating in the daily recreational activities held at the school by the town rec department. (photo by Cath Wooden) Editor s • lengthy letters to the editor will be seyerely edited. Please keep letters to the editor to a maximum of' two typewritten, double- spaced pages. - SJK • THE • WINNING COMBINATION Wheti you shop tbe Sigpal ClassifiedS, it. like haying an; act; . your sleeve! You can save money...ancl..yn- joy -the cOnvNiience of shopping from. your easy chair. You can't bent that! Goderich • SIGNAL -STAR EVERYDAY SPECIAL OFF 0 WALLPAPER -At All Times 73 Hamilton St. •fteuq%att 524-2448 Goderich bC14144P9131i# Baha'i New Year The first day of spring- conjures up images of renewal, rebirth and new beginnings. These are some of the reasons that Baha'iS all around the world celebrate New Year on March 21 st. "Every discerning eye tan, in this Day, perceive the dawning light of God's Revelation.' • Baha'i Writings Euronview a. aux). iary plans tea The •—Huronview --Auxiliary met in the cralt room of Huronview on March 17 -when president Mrs. Leaha Lockhart opened the meeting by reading a poem. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs: Jean Griffiths, and • the roll call was an- swered by members paying their fees. , The treasurer's report was given by , Mrs. Marion Powell. Thc offieers, -were---re- elected except for the recording secretary Miss Hazel Petts, who is now residing •in London, so that office is still to be filled. 1Y/Veli s followed - it was planned to have the blossom tea on June 4. It was also decided to pay for the wheeling. The apples donated by the auxiliary for Valentines Day were enjoyed by the residents. 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