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without causing damage
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disturbing the. peace. We
Dear Editor, have fields for baseball,
I would like to express soccer, swimming pool,
my appreciation -to Jean tennis courts, parks, race
- Adams and- he,_ ,. ��k for horses,- even
mittees for the fabulous places for beer tents but
job they did organizing no where for these boys.
the Festival of Arts and If we had some place
Crafts: We, the craft folk, for them and their bikes
alwayt knew that our maybe these boys ,would
special place would be stay off private property
there day by day --just as and it might also be safer
if we had been in an arena for them. There will
or hall. I would think that always -be -some who will
took many hours of ride where it is illegal but
planning. • all these boys are not bent
Our town of Goderich is on destruction and
unique in its Square causing trouble. They
which makes a beautiful just want to enjoy their
background for an Arts sport like the rest of us.
and Crafts Festival --we I, for one, would rather
hear many pleasant my son rode on a trail or
comments regarding this in a field than on the
information from the streets and highways.
public, especially from- I can understand these
out-of-towners. people complaining and I
Often the people who do don't blame them, I
all the work of would not appreciate, my
organization and plan- property damaged or my
ning and the back- peace disturbed by the
breaking job of setting up noise, either.
a show of this kind, never Has anyone any
hear a kind word of ap- 'suggestions as to where
preciation. they could ride? They
The craft folk and some can't always get to•Hully
of the artists have asked Gully. I would like to see
me to publically thank these boys have a
Jean and all the people relatively safe place to
who work with.her. ride and stay out of
So, here • is a great trouble.
bouquet of --thank yous J. Culbert
from the folk who ap- Goderich.
preciate all you have
done. An offer
-Edith A. Craven
(Pampat Studios)
Dangerous
Dear Editor,
In regards to last
week's story in the paper
about no bicycles on
sidewalks and the fact
that the police and bylaw
control officer are going
to enforce them is highly
unethical.
Regardless of whether
your child's bicycle is 10
inches or 20 inches or 25
inches, in diameter, if
you live in the vicinities
of Huron Road or
Bayfield Road or Victoria
St., it is not safe for your
kids to ride on the road.
I , myself, ride on the
sidewalk on busy streets
because I feel it is too
dangerous to ride on the
road as. it only takes one
slip to fall in front of a car
and be injured and if it's
not safe for me, an adult,
then it sure as heck isn't
safe for my kids.
You could ride on the
sidewalk for an hour and
encounter ten
pedestrians or ride on the
road and face.200 cars.
If you are so con-,,
cerned then a move
should be made to either
split the sidewalks or
make "'a bicylce path in
the interest of everyone's
safety.
Brian Rumig
Need bike runs
Dear Editor,
It is too bad that we do
not have a field
somewhere in town or
just outside of town
where these boys with
trail bikes can ride
NOW
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Dear Editor:
Much as J hate form
letters, I thinkthis is the'
only way I can tap the
wonderful resources of
Canada's weekly
newspapers for a book
I'm putting together this
summer for publication
next spring.
The book is called
"Spring Tonic". It's a
collection of words and
pictures that celebrate
,the Canadian spring. I've
got a lot of material from
history, from early ex-
plorers, pioneer settlers,
and even from the
records of our native
people, and I've com-
missioned some of our
best known writers, from
W.O. Mitchell to
Margaret Atwood, to set
'down their thoughts or
recollections. I've got
some recipes for fid-
dleheads, rhubarb,
asparagus, and a few
other foods that are'
particularly associated
with spring in this
country. But I need more.
I need, in fact, more of
everything. More in-
formation, more' tips on
how to cope with spring,
more memories with the"
real flavor of Canada
and, especially, more
humor. I'd love to see
what you have.
EDITOR
I should emphasize
the "Tonic" aspects of
the book. It will be
published next February
2 (Groundhog Day) and
its main purpose, as well
as celebrating spring, is
to kind of help people get
ready for it. •
Harry Bruce,for in-
stance, has written a
wonderful piece for me
just about opening his
cottage in Nova Sccotia,
that reminds 'you of
getting ready for spring;
there's a nice report from
Raincoast Chronicles
about the oolachans
coming up the Bella
Coola River in April to
spawn. And so on.
But how do people
where you live get ready
for spring? What are the
signs? How do you
conquer the mid -winter
blahs?
I'm not askirig that you
write anything special
here. Only let me know,
and send me a copy of,
anything you have in your
files. I'll pay $50 for each
piece I use --less than that
for a recipe,or a light
piece of verse (please no
serious poetry) --and will
ive all the appropriate
redits.
I know how well
Canada's community
newspapers reflect the
real Canada, and I do
hope you'll let me share
something -from your
paper with readers
everywhere.
®b Yours sincerely,
• Peter Grows.ki..
Box 370,
Rockwood, Ontario
NOB 2K0
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Peaceful unity
Dear Editor:
I am always interested
in what my fellow man
has to say about religion,
the most interesting -and
maligned subject of our
time.
On two occasions in the
last couple of week's area
papers (Signal Star,
Clinton News Record)
have carried an article
from one sect of
Christianity in which the
speaker explains how he
feels religion is the most
divisive force on earth;
that it has caused human
disunity, bitter hatreds,
'prejudices. I have heard
it said many times before
God. It originates from
God and has been given to
us in strict conformity
with our ability to
comprehend. True
religion has the poticy
to change the direction of
men's lives. Man is
created with the potential
to reflect the attributes of
God. All these qualities
lie hidden, within us as
the fruit lies hidden
within the seed and can
only become evident with
the help of Divine
Messengers as they help
us to know ourselves.
Mankind is perverse. In
every age when God sees
fit to send His word to us
we scorn that word and
rise up against the Divine
Bearer. Centuries later
we clamourously defend
that same Bearer,
clamourously assett the
uniqueness of the small
portion of that over-
flowing Grace we
recognize and perhaps
worst of all add much in
the way of man made
theory and dogma and
call it religion.
In another segment of
this week's Signal -Star
yet another write
remarks, "How com
forting to the Christian t
know God walks wit
him."
GOPERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 197 --PAGE 5
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soldier conformity, but, which occurs four times Mr. Barney's reference
the freedom of the in the first two verses, the to the text of Romans
recognition of all the word 'was". 10:13 uses the word.
cultures and colours of Then in verse 3 un- "Lord" with capital.
the world as equal co- derscore t•he word letters. The New
workers in the building of "were" and again the Testament shows ` it
a world Commonwealth, word "was" oc.cured written with the ordinary
whose life is sustained by twice. "All things 'were letters: No problems
the universal recognition made by Him; and here. The Old Testament
of One God who has without Him was not the Hebrew word tran-
revealed to us His con- anything made that was sliterated Jehovah is
tinuing guidance in every made (vs. 3). used. Otherwise the word .
age culminating in our Seven times, therefore, is used for Jesus Christ,
knowledgeable the word ''was" occurs in ' for the Holy Spirit and for
allegiance, to that com- the first three verses. The any one whom it was
mon revelation. Such is first two verses, in which desired to address dif-
the goal toward which the word "was" occurs ferentially (Matt. 7:21;
humanity agonized by its four times, speak of the Lk. 5:12; Matt. 8:25;.
own waywardness, but CREATOR. The third Mark 9:24; John 6;68;
impelled by the unifying verse, in which the verb Acts 9:5; Acts 10:36;
forces of life is moving. appears three times Rom. 14:9; 1 Cor. 2:8;
They- whose@ hearts are speaks of CREATION. Eph. 5:29; etc. etc. to
warmed by the . Two entirely different Revelation 22:21.)
energizing influence of words are used in the One should not claim
God's creative love original Greek for the that the fundamental
cherish His creatures for verb translated "was". cause of much of the
His sake and recognize in In the first two verses the present distress and evil
every human face a sign word in EN , a form of the ' in the world should lie at
of His reflected glory. verb EIMI, which is the door of certain
Let us free ourselves equivalent of our verb "to scholars but list also the
from the strangling cage be" or "exist". SIN of man and sins of
of manmade disunity. Do But the word translated former generations; then
not let selfrighteousness, three times as "was" in there 's man's
apathy, fear and in- John I . 3 is quite another IGNORANCE a n d
difference prevent us word, the term because man is a FREE
from experiencing the joy EGENETO. When John being. God gave him the
of being able to say to our "Speaks of Christ as dread gift of free-will so
that he can say "No" or
"Yes" to his Creator.
Then there's old Nic the
Devil, the prince of the
darkness who can also -
beginning or an end. appear and work as an
It is equivalent to "I angel of light.
AM" or I always was. It I would suggest to Mr.
is existence without any Barney to re -read that
hint or suggestion of a same article because we
beginning.• can KNOW Jesus Christ.
Further to Mr. Bar-' Rev. Leonard Warr.
--ney's- - con- - •
cerning John 5":24 Jests is
speaking to a group of
hostile Jews who sought
tob kill because he had
healed a sick man on the
Sabbath.
He told these legalists,
"I can of Myse•If do
nothing which was
perfectly true. Why?
Because all He taught
and all His miraculous
performances the Father
led. Him to say and do.
Jesus was so abandoned
to doing God's will and
for thils reason was
called "The Son of Man".
My answer to Mr.
Barney's reference of
John 17:3 is this. We only
know God and His
salvation through
Christ's grace and truth.
(John 14:6 and 3:16).
r fellow man wherever he Creator he uses the word
- may reside "I know you EN a form of the verb
o know God, because I too EIMI', which means to
h know'and love that same "exist" but has no
God," Let us strive reference at all to a
e together to fulfill His
It's time w
acknowledged and stated
God walks with mankind,
This awareness is equally
comforting to the Jew,
Hindu, Buddist, Muslim,
Baha'i and to those who
in rebellion turn away:
God's love is constant. It
does not depend on our
acceptance but rather
like the rain falls on each
of us in equal measure.
No creature is left alone
or hopeless no matter
how low he may feel his
station has sunk.
Sometimes, however,
through ,ignorance or
indifference we blind
ourselves to this bounty..
as the umbrella deprives
'us of the sun.
The purpose of religion
is now, and always has
purpose.
Sincerely,
Jeannie Seddon
e -read
Dear Editor:
I was in the ring, with
Mr. C.F. Barney before
but his Jehovah Witness
punches affect me very
lightly. ,Why not defend
the "Doctrine of The Holy
Trinity" and the deity of
Christ?
The apostle John in his
day did so, for one of the
main reasons for writing
his Gospel and epistles
was to present the special
witness to the truth of the
deity of Christ. Jesus
taught it. He said, "I and
been the unification of the My• Father are One - He
entire human race, in the that hath seen Me hath
awareness there is only • seen the Father" also, -
one God, that his "I came down from
'Messengers are the same heaven, not to do mine
spirit. To deny one is to own will but the will of
deny them all. They all Him that sent Me." The
teach love, growth, virgin birth revealed the
tranquility. The intensity particular way by which
of that message has in- Jesus, God's Son should
creased in this day with come' into the world as
in documentary reports ---`the healing medicine of God manifest in the flesh.
on 'religion' that Sunday Baha'u'llah, the Glory of It is quite evident that
morning at eleven o'clock God. The latest but not Mr. Barney hasn't
is the peak period for the the last of these studied much of the
surfacing of such Messengers, because the Greek language.
destructive forces ' as world has matured and We read in John 1:1-3,
we can follow, on our own "In the beginning was the
bigotry, condemnation,
prejudice etc. This may behoof, God's blueprint Word, and the Word was
be true but it's not for the promised day of with God and the Wcrd
religion. peace was ....God, -.The same.. was..
Religion is knowledge This is a peace and in the beginning with
and faith in the word of unity not based on lead God." The one word
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