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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-16, Page 14• t, 91 lM ' 1 PAGE 14. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1977 W34tiw:;.i ingsbridge bride marries Toronto .- Congratulations to Miss Rita Marie G. Knoop, the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Knoop of RR 3, Goderich who was married by the Reverend Father Ed Dentinger; C.R. in St. Joseph'schurch at Kingsbridge on Saturday, June 11 to Mr. Allen Reginald Harris, only son of Mrs. Charlotte Harris and the late Mr.' Reginald Harris of Toronto, Ontario. The bride Was given in marriage by her father. Attendants were, maid of honor, Nellie Knoop, sister of the bride; bridesmaids, Lyn Hawley, friend 'of the bride from British Columbia, Dawn Macaulay, niece of the groom from Mount Albert; best man, Ralph Paul, best friend of the groom from Toronto; head usher, Allan McMinn, friend of the groom from Toronto; Peter Knoop, cousin of the bride from Woodstock, Tony Knoop, brother of the bride; flowergirls, Margaret Knoop, sister of the bride and Carrie Macaulay, niece of the groom from Mount Albert. The ringbearer was Arnold Knoop, brother of the bride. Readings were done by Miss Margaret Frayne and Margaret Rose Macaulay, sister of the groom. The offering was taken up by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knoop of Beachville, uncle of the bride. The. soloist and organist was Miss Marianne Frayne. • Dinner and reception for 100 guests followed at the home of the bride. Guests were present from Holland, Woodstock, London, Exeter, Goderich, Toronto, Strathroy, , Scarborough, Nelsonton, Agincourt, St. Catharines, St. Thomas, Mount Albert, Mississauga, Caesarea and Lindsay. The disc jockey was Mr, Joe Ducharme from Goderich. The bartender was Larry Bailey, friend of the groom from Toronto. The happy couple will spend their honeymoon travelling for one week to the Bahamas. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tangelder and "their two children, Minnette and Marco, the youngest sister of Mrs. Anthony,Knoop arrived from Holland on Tuesday, June 7 and will stay until June 28. They have come to attend \ their niece Rita Knoop's marriage to Mr. Allen Harri and visit the family of Mr and Mrs. Anthony Knoop, RR 3 GoderIch. Congratulations to Pete Frayne, son of Mr. and Mrs Donald Frayne of RR 3 Goderich who graduated frgm the University o Western Ontario, London on Wednesday, June 8. Peter received the A. Dorothy Turville Gold Medal Award for the best marks in Honors French and Spanish in the Faculty of Arts Division. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayne attended the graduation ceremonies. Miss Kathleen Barton and fiance David Evans both of Nottingham, England arrived on Monday, June 6 to spend three .weeks vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Desmond O'Donnell. Congratulations to Ken Doherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doherty who graduated from the University of Western Ontario, London in honors history on Monday, June 6. Ken will be attending Teachers' College in Hamilton next term, The 'Canadian Martyrs' Folk Choir from Hamilton, Ontario with director Peter Smiley took part in the Sunday Mass at St. Joseph's church, Kingsbridge bn Sunday June 12 and en- tertained in the parish hall immediately following. Refreshments were served by the Kingsbridge Youth Club, followed by a social hour. Mrs. J.P. Sullivan of Bolton and grandchildren Patricia and Tim Sullivan and friend Linda McQueen of Bramalea visited with friends in this area on Sunday, June 12. Several from this area attended the bridal shower for Miss Janice Foran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Foran in the St. Augustine. Parish Hall on Friday, June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Percy McCl.enaghan and family of Clinton spent the weekend with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Courtney. Plans are being made for a social evening to be held at the home of Mr. arid. Mrs. Cliff Livingston on Friday, July 1. for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riegling and family who will be leaving this community on s Saturday, July 2 to make their new home in Brownvale, Alberta. Eugene Austin, son of Mr. r and Mrs. John Austin and Eric Courtney, son of Mr.. and , Mrs. Joe Courtney are spending holidays with their f aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Judge and families of J ckson, Michigan. While in Jhckson the boys attended graduation exercises for their cousin Brenda Snyder from Northwest High School, Open House was held on Saturday, June 11 from 4 until 8 p.m. with Baccalaureate on Sunday afternoon, June 12 at Kingsbridge kapers Theresa Courtney, correspondent, 529-7189 3 o'clock in the high school gymnasium. John and Alex Sproal of Wingham and Mr. Frank Austin of Dungannon visited on Sunday, June 12 with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin. Some area farmers are re- planting their fields of corn following the severe frost; this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Dernard Davidson, Mrs. Barbara Davidson an& son Mark of 'Colne, Lancashire, England are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare and Mary Luanne. Congratulations to the highschool students of F.E. Madill Secondary school, Wingham and the Goderich District Collegiate Institute who were exempt from writing examinations and started summer vacations on Thursday, June 9. Several ladies from this area attended the Trousseau tea,_held in honor of Miss Reina Reurink held at her home on Sunday afternoon, June 12. Phil and Marie Ryan and daughters Dorothy and Bernadette of Toronto visited on Sunday, June 12 with Mr. and Mrs WaltereClare and Mary Luanne. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bilodeau of Baysville, Ontario arrived on Friday, June 10 to spend 5 days vacation with her .sister Mrs. Ormond Heffernan and family. Mr. Jim Card was admitted to the Wingham and District General Hospital on Satur- day, June 11. We wish him a speedy recovery. 1-H meeting, in the semi-finals of the senior girls handball, in order to decide who is to meet Donna VanOsch in the finals. Marian Knoop has -reached the junior girls' final and Kevin Smith has reached the junior boys' final. Grade 7' and 8 are visiting Toronto on Friday, June 24 in order to visit the .Queen's Park Metro Zoo and the The Kingsbridge 4-14 Homemaking Club Clothes for Leisure took part in Achievement Day held at the Brookside school on Satur- day, June 4. They presented their skit Sleep and Lounge in Comfort. Congratulations to Donna Drennan who received County Honors for com- pleting six homemaking clubs. Acting Home Economist was Mrs. David Marshall, assisting her was Mrs. Jean Lawless of Harriston. The thirteen girls taking part in this club were, Mary Luanne Clare, Nancy Miltenburg, Cathy VanDiepan, Shirley. Scott, Diane Miltenburg, Anne Drennan, Jo Anne VanOsch, Diane Farrish, Margaret Swan, Donna Drennan, Jackie VanOsch, , Debbie Drennan and Donna VanOsch. Leaders were Mrs. Delores VanOsch and Honey Scott. The leaders and assistant leaders ' were presented with certificates and spoons. SCHOOL NEWS The student council representatives for St. Joseph's school, Kingsbridge have been selected. They are' Debbie ` Drennan, Jackie Dalton, Colleen Foran, Dana Doherty, and Tony VanDyke. President for 1977-1978 will be Debbie Drennan. On Friday, June 17 Grade 8 is, conducting a graduation dance. Guests are coming from Sacred Heart in Wingham, St'. Mary's in Goderich, St. _Anthony's in Kincardine as well as from Kingsbridge. The dance is semi -formal and will be chaperoned by staff and parents from the four schools. Senior houseleague softball finalists • are Montreal anct Edmonton. The final wilt played this week. Joanne Crawford and Jean Bogt are MOW Baby Shampoo 350 ml. Suggested retail 2.19 1.69 Baby Powder 14 oz. Suggested retail 1.39 .90 RUM Teething Akl 24 cc, bottle ' Suggested retail 121 17 mew Baby Care Skin 011 125 m1. Suggested retail .99 .66 Rozior Baby Lotion 260 ml, size Suggested retail 1.45 m• await SOF" •h.,!.re.0 Raw Absorbent Puffs 300 in'pofybag. Suggested retail 1.49 xrxell Gripe Water 5 oz. bottle Suggested retail 1.21 • .81 .94 MOW Baby Oil 250 mi. size suggested retail , 1.45 .99 mar Plastic, perforated Quik -bands.. 60 assorted In family pack. Suggested retail 1.29 RUIN Diaper Rash Cream 1'/2 oz. tube Suggested retail ,99 RIM Cotton Swabs 3" double -tipped, 180 in dispenser box .67 suggested retail .98 i 89 Adhesive �,tape V2"x5yds. suggested .69 „ .34 retail '/2"x 10yds. Suggeste retail .53 Due to special prices we reserve the right tt limit'quentitielt • .91 Cyklo-Test • Thermometer Basal Ovulation thermometer Suggested retail 3.011 PHARMA 2.00 14 Shoppers Square � � k OodNrit 5 4•+ 241 ltyr Science Centre. These places will act to reinforce topics taught in history, geography and'science this year. . The Huron County Health Nurse visited the school this. past week and tested the Grades 6, 7, and 8 students for scoliosis. Congratulations to' the Grade 7 girls of St, Joseph's school at Kingsbridge . who won second prize of $50 for their novel skit ti,tewd Charlie's Show Time, staged at the Lucknow and District Lions Club Fun Night held at the Lucknow arena on Saturday, June 11. Cast members of Charlie's Show Time included Yvonne 'Sin - nett, Rose Marie O'Keefe, Annie VanDiepen, Diane Miltenburg, Jackie VanOsch, Colleen Foran, Debbie Drennan, Jackie Dalton and Kathleen Foran, The play was ,written by Kathleen Foran, Colleen Foran and Debbie Drennan. The nature of God The article "Understanding the, character of ;. God' published May 6, includes a 'quotation' from Deuteronomy 6:4 "Hear, 0 Israel, Hehovah our Gods (Elohenu) is Jehovah a' unity (Echad)". In the American Standard version this text reads: "Hear, 0 Israel: Jehovah our God is one Jehovah." Being interested in "Proving all things" (I Thessalonians 5:21), I have examined, with the help of Strong's Exhaustive Con- cordance, the Hebrew used here.. And what did I find?: Hebrew is a very exact language, using 17 different Hebrew expressions to in- dicate "one". The expression used at Deut. 6:4 is not "Echad" but "Iysh". While "Schad" does indicate a unity, "Iysh" is described by Dr. Strong: "Iysh - eesh: a man as an individual as a male person". Therefore, what Moses was indicating at Deut. 6:4 is not, as the writer of the article would indicate "the plurality of the Godhead (Elohenu) and yet equality of its unity", but that Jehovah is an IN- DIVIDUAL as a male person. Furthermore, I found that no such expression as "Elohenu" is used there here, but the word "Elohiym", of which is said: "F.,LOHIYM el-o-heem : gods in the or- dinary sense, but spec (ifically) used in the plural thus, esp (ecially) with the art (icle), of the supreme God..,.as a superlative." How apt are the words recorded by Paul in 2 Timothy 2:15: re "rightly divided the Word of truth". Sincerely yours C.F. 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