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Letter

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‘Statement questioned

To the editor,
- The master of elastic
truth is now concerned

‘ about elastic leadership.

Earlier this year, the
Honourable Member for
Skeena was rebuked in
the Legislature for at-
tempting to mislead the
Speaker. He is now
either misinformed or at-
.tempting to mislead your.
readers. In your Aug. 13
edition, the Honourable
member stated that a
referendum was held on
Sunday Shopping, using
that statement to talk
about elasticity of
leadership.

I submit that state-

ment is absolutely false,”

Council did not hold a
referendum on Sunday
Shopping. The legisla-
tion governing Sunday
Shopping was, as the
Honourable Member
well knows, provincial
and federal, not
municipal. We did hold
an. opinion poll, and
‘made the results known
to the companies con-
cerned, but there was no
referendum.

Mr. Howard can talk

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all he wants about
elasticity of leadership,
but perhaps he should
first consider whether his
facts have the same
property. It would ap-

pear the Honourable

Member's rubber-band

logic bounces on the con-
crete of the facts.

Bob Jackman,

Alderman,

Terrace, B.C.

Letter

Thank you

To the editor,

The Ganyon City Lions’
Club held their 10th Annual
All Native Soccer Tourna-
ment which was once again
a real successful tourna:
ment.

But without the support
of the merchants, people,
clubs, ete., this could not
have been accomplished.

So once again our thanks
go to: School District 88 for
the use of the Caledonia
Senlor Secondary School,
to the City of Terrace for the
use of the fields, to game
officials, Canadian Legion
and Kinsmen for their neip
with the Bingo, the
caretakers at the schools,
Overwaitea Foods, Wilkin-
son Business Machines, All
Seasons Sporting Goods,
Ev’s Men's Wear, Spee-Dee
Printers, Co-op, and Tom
Olson, re: Canteen Truck.

The following merchants
are thanked for their trophy
donatlons: ist place —
Sight and Sound; 2nd place
-— Haida Travel; 3rd place
— Terrace Equipment.

Most sportsman-like
team — Mutual Life; most
inspirational, most valuable
player and best goalie —
Al's Shoes.

Most promising player —
Northwest Sportsman. A
total of 54 individual
trophies donated by Pepsi-
Cola, to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd
teams.

All Stars trophies
donated by Canyon City
Lions' Club.. Canyon City
Lions donated $400.00 to
the minor soccer.

There was a Challenge
Cup donated by Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Nyce and family
to Canyon City, in memory
of Peter Nyce, who was the
Chaplain of the Canyon City
Lions Club. He was also a
charter mamber who
passed away in August of
1982,

Once again the club ex-
tends a big thanks to Lion
Bill Young who organized
this 10th All Native Soccer
Tournament.

Canyon City Lion’s Club.

Editor's Quote Book

Some men have been

have been afraid to nun away.
Thomas Fuller

Members of the Litter Committee Campaign group in Ter-
race have identified a problem and ara to be commended
for tackling what sometimes Is seen as an endless battle

in cleaning up /ocal sites. Sherry Halfyard photo

Member's Message

Frank Howard, New Democratic Forestry
Spokesman, has urged Premier Vander Zalm to
make immediate representations to the federal
government tc reconfirm our position that lumber
must remain as a free trade commodity with the
United States.

Howard said, ‘“‘With the change in the provincial
cabinet we must move quickly to assure the federal
government that our position on free trade for
lumber has not also changed.’’

“We need to make doubly sure that there is no lack
of understanding on the part of the federal govern-
ment both so it will know and so it can re-iterate that
position to the United States if the question arises.”

‘“‘We know that United States officials are making
sounds as if they want to dilute their earlier tough
line. What we don’t know is whether this is rhetoric
for the coming November mid-term elections or
whether it is serious. In any event our position must
remain firm and Premier Vander Zalm should so
communicate with the federal government. The sub-
ject matter is too important to be left to chance.’’

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Frank Howard, MLA for Skeena, said that
Premier Vander Zalm has posed problems for the
North with his Cabinet changes.

Howard said, ‘We deserve better treatment and
consideration than Premier Vander Zalm has just
visited upon us.’ He has placed less importance on
the North by assigning to -us only one Cabinet posi-
tion. At the moment of his selection as Premier we
had two Cabinet positions and now we have one.

That doesn’t bode well for us in terms of being on the

inside and getting the full consideration that we
deserve from the Provincial Government.

‘Mir. Vander Zalm placed three Socred back-
benchers in his Cabinet and all of them are from the
Vancouver area, two from Surrey and one from

North Vancouver. His Cabinet is not a Cabinet of.

northern orientation. It tends to show that the Social
Credit hierarchy and power brokers look upon the
North as simply providing an economic base for the
lower mainland to draw upon and live off.’’
‘While it is true Mr. Vander Zalm said he will run
in a by-election in Peace River South that, even if he
is elected there as an MLA, will only be temporary.”
He lives in the lower mainland and with the heavy

thought brave because they |* lower mainland weighting of his Government will un-

doubtedly favor the lower mainland to the detrimen
of the North, Howard said.

| Commentary

To the editor, _

Anti-Nukes still rant about a nuclear armageddon,
blaming Reagan, Falwell, Lindsey for nonsense they
do not preach..

I recently heard one secular humanist say: ‘‘Nuke a
whale for Christ,’”’ and I wondered why the Creator
of the heavens and the earth would want to nuke his
own creation. Another humanist piped up, ‘‘Nuke a
born again Christian and save the whales!”’ I felt like
a Jew in Hitler’s bunker.

-Let’s look at contemporary Fundamentalist
theology. Biblical armageddon results from the Anti-
christ setting up house in the Holy of Holies of
Ezekiel’s temple in Jerusalem. Revelation says that
the Jews will be expelled from the land for three and
a half years — whether by the PLO or some other
group is not known.

They are driven down to Egypt to be sold as slaves,
but the Egyptians protect them. They are forced to
flee every country in the world and are brought into
Egypt in the ships of Tarshish. But at God’s com-
mand they reclaim the land; triggering the Magog
(Russian) invasion during which the enemy is
destroyed and the final seven year countdown begins.
So as long as there is no temple and no Antichrist,
there can be no armageddon.

Jesus reveals the character of the Antichrist in
Matthew 24:48-51. Prophecy preachers like Lindsey
have made big stuff out of Israel’s return to the land
in 1948. Very soon prophecy preachers will have rot-
ten eggs thrown at them, because an unbelieving
world and an unbelieving Church does not want to
believe the Word of God. .

Scripture says that when Jews are kicked out of the
land this ex-Christian Antichrist will say, ‘‘My Lord
delayeth His coming,’’ and shall begin to smite his
fellow servants, and to eat and drink with the

‘drunken. .

What triggers armageddon is simply that when An-
tichrist sets himself up as God in the temple, Jesus
has no choice but to declare war on him. As every
Spirit-filled Christian knows, Satan cannot reside in
the temple of the Lord; and Ezekiel’s temple is the
only Jewish temple Christ claims as his own, Even
the Jews know that much — Psalm 68:29,

Christians need to remind the world that Biblical
prophecy, as outlined by Falwell and Lindsey, cannot
come to pass unless there is complete nuclear disarm-
ament. It is Satan’s job to destroy humanity — it is
the Church’s job to oppose that destruction, whether
by the U.S. or the U.S.S.R. The Church has no
business playing Socred and NDP — Psalm 68,
which speaks of our time says, we are to scatter peo-
ple who delight in war.

The throne of Satan was dug up by Hitler’s ar-
cheologists at Pergamos and taken to Berlin, where it
is still recorded as a tourist attraction during the
War. Richard Wurmbrand noted in the mid-70s that
the Soviet army liberated it from the Raiders of the
Lost Altar (the movie is based on these events); and it
is now kept in Moscow.

Both Hitler and Karl Marx were members of
Satanist organizations. In 1945 Stalin revived the an-
cient Roman Empire of Western Europe at Malta,
when he claimed the spoils of the War — East Ger-
many, Poland, etc. The boundary that separates East
from West is the very same boundary of the old
Roman Empire. Prophecy says that the Antichrist
will lead Western Europe against communism as the
head of a revived Roman Empire, thanks to Stalin.
The Nazis and the Soviets only thought they were
enemies — World War II was designed to prelude
something much bigger.

Let us look at the shape of the nuclear world. Pres-
ent nuclear warmongers are the U.S., the U.S.S.R.,
the U.K., China, India, France. Suspected players
‘are Israel and South Africa for obvious reasons. Ex-
pected players include South Korea, Taiwan, Argen-
tina, Brazil, Pakistan, Iraq (Babylon of old), Iran,
Libya. This trend must totally be reversed before
prophecy can be fulfilled, according to current
theology. Anyone who says differently is just ex-
pressing ignorance in Fundamentalism.

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