PAGE 48

A vast audience of 2,650
persons heard the principal
address of the “Divine Pur-
pose” District Assembly of
Jehovah's Witnesses last.
Sunday al the Terface arena.

E. Funk spoke on lhe subject:
‘Human Plans Failing as God's
Purpose Succeeds.’

“This comforting to know,” he
said, “thal, ‘whereas human
plans for mankind are failing,
the purpose of 4 loving Creator
is succeeding.”

Pointing to the League ‘of
Nations and its successor, the
United Nations, Funk said they
have failed to reduce in-
ternational tensions, and

produce a world free of military .

Massive Te

Treaty

armaments and weapons of .

tremendous destructive
potential. -

Speaking of the end of World
War I and the introduction of
nuclear power, Funk asked
whal protective device would
men responsible for world
planning naw previde?
Something that experience

guaranteed lo. prove a sure

success?

“No,” he paid, “the ‘nation
that exploded the atomic bombs
took the lead in arranging with
its allies for another society of
‘nuligns. Just the old political
league with a pew dress and
facial makeup, under a new
name, the United Nations:
organization. :

"Tt has its International Caurt

of . Justice,.police —~ for-
ce..Genera! aAssem-

bly... Security Council...and now .

135 members..but, for all that,
the world stage state of affairs
“still continues explosive.
“The United Nations," -he
added, “although organized for
world peace and security, has
nol prevented the development

of the nuclear bomb and in-

tercontinental ballistic missiles
with warheads containing
nuclear bombs of devastating

power.”
Funk listed the crises now

facing the human family and -

said the United Nalions — in-
vestigates and publishes data

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on the daily pollution of air, sea
and tand. Also, of the spread of
death-dealing diseases and
epidemics. Yes, on famines and
droughts.
“rt finds. itself - unable,
however, to cope with the
worsening silatuion,” he said.
Commenting on the regional
Organizations of
Communist political blocs
outside the United Nations,
Funk .said leaders: recognize
serious problerns but cannot ©
interfere-with them. . .
“Promises of politicians to
lay. the foundation for a
‘generation of peace’. sound
hollow," Funk Said.

Funk blasted using the in-
fluence of raligion in
deliverations by world leaders
for peace. Alluding to the
hypocrisy evident, he said:

“Oh, the planners may claim
to belong to the various
religious sects of Christendom
or to the Judaism or to Bud-

’ dhism or Lo Mohammedanism

or to Hinduism or to some-other
religious group...get- together
... opened with prayer by some
clergyman. .

“Yel, do they, therealter le

themselves be guided by the
counsel given by man’s
Creator? Do they go to his
written Word, where his counsel
can be plainly read?"
. Referring to the Bible, Funk
said “this is he bock that is nol
consulted or followed by the
wortdly planners for human
society.”

“were the survival andi
salvation of the human race:
dependent upon the plans a”
men, all would be lost for
mankind.” he said, Their
multifarious plans. are elther
based on human wisdom or
inspired by malicious spirll
demons.” .

‘In conclusion, Funk said:

“allhough we’ see all human
plans [or earth's administration
disastrously failing today, we

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are comforted with the blessed
knowledge of God's “all-
excellent purpose.
“Confidently we look forward
io seeing and experiencing the
success of God's purpose.

CONVENTION A SUCCESS

Funk pointed out that
Jehovah’s Witnesses were
impressed by the wonderful
cooperation shown by the

ople of Terrace in showing
hospitality -to the conventio
delegates, _ -

“T know I speak for all the
conventioners in expressing
appreciation for the kindnesses
shown during our stay,” he,
said, ‘

,

The Devil has made a movie
about himself.

‘Thehorror-mills of Hollywood
have willingly cooperated in
producing the most vile, sInister
and filthy movie ever. :

Inspired from the pit of Hades,
and showing at local theatres,
casting demonic fear inlo the
hearts of viewers, is...."“The
Exorcist.”

Widely acclaimed by crilics
both in book and movie form,
“The Exorcist’ has been the,
same foreboding effect upon the

literary and cinematic frontiers -

as a similar occult play called
“Rosemary's Baby”, Yet “The
Exorcist" pushes the — frighl-
frontiers farther than any of the
horror-accult flicks have ever
dared to go. If this muvie does
indeed herald an era of demonic
filth in cinema, no sane and
sensible audience will
withstand the onslaught of
vileness that Hollywood can
produce, '

“The Exorcist" is a highly
fictionalized account ‘of an
actual incident that occured in
1949. William Blatty, book and.
screenplay author,’ supposedly
was present al Ihe last, Roman

- Catholic authorized exorcism of

a demon from a young boy.
(Exorcism, jncidentially, is 2
sophiscalicated lerm for the
casting out of a demon- or spirit
- from a possessed person.) In
the Hollywood version 4 young
girl is the one possessed, It all
begins when she plays wilh an
Quija board ‘and jhas -con-
vergations with’a spirit named
‘Capt. Howdy”. She quickly
slips into depression and
‘violence (Murdering ‘a family
friend), and finally becomes
totally deranged. Psychiatrie

all fall (o 1urn up any cause for
her symptoms. Finally,- a

. psychiatrist recommends an

exarcism as a far-oul
possibility. Church permission
.is granted and two priests
perform the Roman Tite of
exorcism, The setting is the
-abanal and commonplace
bedroom. Amid incredible
vileness, blasphemy, viclence
and Hollywood, special effects,
ihe two priests are killed and
the little girl freed. ©

Asa viewer who had seen the -

movie said “The Devil, - this
lime, went too far." The piclure
painted of a Devil is Indeed
beyond the descriptioen ‘via
semantics. Usually coming as
an “angel of light” (2° Cor.
11:14), this lime Satan has come
as an'ugly, bestial demon,
The deceplion of the truth in
“The Exorcist" is many fold,
yel there are certain elements

of fact that should be em-

phasized. Experimentation with
the eccult (such as the Ouija
board) does open the door to
Satan. Also true is that certain
mental problems are not
necessarily medically based but
spiritually caused. The errors in
ihe movie come in the
mistepresentation of the

.Biblical basis for possession

Terrace, B.C.

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_ ‘THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

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“The Exorcist”

and casting out of demons. Also
fais¢ is the exireme ©!

ssession shown in the movie,
which results in the death of the
priesls.

Jesus Christ east oul .many
demons during His earthly
ministry, He merely invoked
the power of God and rebuked
the unclean spirits with a word
(Matt. 8:16) and they left. He
also -told’ His
disciples that they, (oo, had the
authority to command demons
to jeave, merely by casting
them out in His name. (Mark

_ 46:17). Chrisilians ‘should have

nothing lo fear, when dealing
with cages of demon oppression;
obsession or possession,
(contrary to the elaborate
preparations and limidity
portrayed hy the _ priests
exorcising the demonic spirit in
this movie.) Neither should a
“born again’ believer in Christ
have any fear of. bodily injury
froma spiril (again, contrary 0 -
what “The Exorcist" portrayed
in the violent. death of the
priests.) . oe
This isn't to say that the .
casting out of demans should be™
iakea Jightly; for dealing with .
Satan, and his vicious hordes, 15 |
always a real spiritual conflict.
Chrisitians ministering in these,
areas must first, take authorily
and stand on the promises of the
Bible...“"He who. is.in us: - the
Holy Spirit - is greater than he -

“the Devil. wha is in the world

_ exams, hypnosis; medical tests -

(John 14:4). ©. :! oat

 pehold’’, said Jesus, “Ihave -

given you authority ‘lo tread °
upon serpents and scorpions,
and overall the power of the
enemy; and nothing shall in
any way ‘harm you” (Luke
10:19). FoR es ‘

WARNING: “The Exarcist”

pas no. redeeming social or

ot

spiritual value, and may be
‘hazardous to your spiritual iife .

‘and mental peace of mind, 9 .f) -

Martin Graebner,

it was
belleved that even looking ‘at
a sapphire made the eyes 60 .
strong Uhat ma harm could
touch them. ‘

(=) ‘
In the 17th ceatury,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1974

Dr. Wallace Addresses Fifty.

At present. four 9) posilion .
‘MLA’s are in favour ol a uniled =
party which will be designed to 5,

collect the voles spread over

Approximately thirty five
people allended a dinner held:

Id a t Dr. G. :
Scott Wallace, and hear his proximate’ itty peter the:
views on the present gover speech and ask questions of DE.
ment andlisten tohis stateriént Patiace ey
on a proposed “unity” party. ‘
THE END OF TOBACCO ROAD ;
If your efforts ta end the pool, distract your mind

the three existing opposition :
parties and in this way oust the
present NDP government.” By
the end of the evening ‘aP-

place to try to pul down
lighting up. Some psycholo-
gists have found that thase
smoke-filled rooms you used
to frequent will only en-
courage yau to cantinue
puffing away-

A weekend away from
home can help keep you
away from those coffin
nails. [f you take your rest
cure in’ a Holiday Ton, you
ean try to drown your de-
sire. for a smoke in their

smoke doesn't gel in your
mouth.

You may be able to make

going “eold turkey” more ;
like a lark! Los

‘TOO LATE.

Before you start off on your
vueution drive, causider this:
more Lhan 20 percent of your

expenses will) probably be
spent on your car. You can re-
duce this figure, however, by

attending lo sone vusy econ.
Concerning.

omy measures.
ius vonsumption, plan to
drive moderately. keeping to
the nation’s new lower speed

Bmits..Awoid jackrabbit starts -

and quick stops, And make
sure. Your Eres.
inflated. “The

! easures: may
decrease) your 2 RONSLN ps
tipnup to five miles per wallon,

Make sure your car has had
wu yuod lune.up before. you
start off, Geb new spark plugs

if Chey're teeded, have your :

var lubricated. your brakes
eheeked, your windshield. wip-

ers. ignition switch, steering +

genr, Fights ancl huttery thar

aughly logked into, Muke sure”

- sour wheels “ure aligned to
~ increase Ure life. : .
One important fact to notice
ia whether your ‘tires have.
‘cenough’ tread: (three out. of ©
every ten cars hus at least one ¢

hald tire}. Treads of less than

are. properly ?

2702 of an ineh thick can be

‘dangerous because they don't
sive enough traction for wel
or diy road surfaces,

An economical way of insur-
ingt good tires is to buy quali-
ty relreads, They cost: half-the
price of equivalent new tires

und are now required hy law *

Lo meet Federal standards, In.
fact, 9B percent of the world's
airlines and millians of trucks”
how, use . quality
Most retreaders fully guaran-’
tee their product, sd usk yaur
dealer about his warranive,
cate 7 :
-Safety~is alse “impdrtant

when you're. driving. great.

distances. And safety begins
with you! But lightly; stop for
a breather afler the first three

hours of. travel-— and: once -

vvere hundred miles there-
than 450 miles per day, so
“thal you conserve sour energy’.
and.stuy alerts :

But, most impurtait, -haye-
fun, Altend to these. sufet
and geotiomy bints: und; y
rip- will bea carefree an
2 enjoyable experience.

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[BUILDING A BETTER WORLD

LAND USE PLANNING TO ENHANCE ENVIRONMENT

Changes in the use of
land are so radical and so
widespread that the quality
‘of life is affected for every-
one. For some it's better,
for dome it's worse. How
you are affected dapends an
where you ure. Abuses of
land are obvious and given
wide altention, The decay of
the center cily, the sprawi
of dumps where waler fowl
onee nested, and all associ-
aled evils are well publicized.
— But what about changes
thut promise’ a better life
for man and bird alike?
These too are laking place
in response to diligent plun-
ning. and: persistent effort
in developing rational land
use pallerns, Well inten-
lianed professionuls in and
out of government are cull-
ing for coordination of the
extensive planning ‘needed
for wise and balanced use
of land, : .

One group of experls
in the American Sociely of
Civil Engineers (ASCE) has
uy ambilious program under-

way: to promote and sup--

port creative lind use’ and
to correct or avaid Lhe abuse
of land resources, They ore
endeavoring to assure the
coordination of the thou-
sunds of existing plunnlig
uuthorities and agencies now
in operation, and to allract
the support ef other in-
lerested groups. While most
of their work ia arganiza-
onal, the goal if a better
environment; mare recren:

tional areas; enhanced resi-
dential, commercial, indus-
trial use of land; preservation

or restoration, af mflural or

historic siles.

The ASCE points out
that most obvious, abuses
have “just huppened.” Cities
overwhelmed by wastes have
created dumps in the most
convenient marshland or
holtow. Developers, private
or public, have built housing
or ‘sladlums or industries
withoul benefit of impact
planning, And, the public
loses. when “this happens.
More needs to be done to
show thal Improvenients can
be made-not just talked
about, says ASCE, The prob-
ability. that tegislution, fed-
eral, state and local com:
munity- will’ require -such
land-use planning coordina-
tion is very greal, With or
without the: compulsion of
law, the coordination of

‘planning efforts just makes

food sense.

source development is ines':
cupably a part of land use ,
planning, Most obvious to

the, energy user is what he
sees: energy wasting trams”

portation or transmission Fe-” ,
sulting from drban-suburban- <-

exurban ‘sprawl, But. much
of the. threat is not so-easily
seen, until it has happened,
Example: the development,
ol a high cost’ residential
eommunity -in ‘flood’ zone-*
urea, wiiere the new fegional
airport will become a noisy
nepitbor, . Doo.
With optimism, eclvil engi-
neers say “something” can
be: done about it, Goardi-
nated -land wee planning Is
the way ta go. These profes:
sionals are'working away to ~
ussute- the “building of a°
‘hotter world.” ; ‘

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For Sale 1966 Mack 124 D Dump
Good condition, Call 635-6413
after 6 p.m. (P-+30)

Dave's Contracting, 635-4600 -

(P-31) "72" Mercury Cougar, V8 351
- Automatic P.S.P,B. bucket

‘The Rug Shampoo Service. We seats Good condition $2,900.

offer an.excellent Rug Shampoo Phone 695-9261 (P-31)

service using the best of modern
equipment of most reasonable
rates. ‘Estimates are free, Bob
707 Terrace, B.C. Tele. 635-9339
Licence No. 8458 (P-30)

. 19 - Help Wanted - Male
& Female
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
WE REQUIRE a person
willing to train for a
management position
WE PROVIDE a good starting
salary and an excellent training
programme.

. WE REQUIRE at least grade 12 .

or. equivalent education, a

desireto. advance, a neat ap-
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litude. ' cake

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CORPORATION LTD.
636-50
~ 7: 635-6595 (C-30)

“43. For Sale- Misc.

For Sale: piano. top load dish-

washer canning jars, misc.
articles, 4712 Straume 635-5383
(C-30} .

Upright freezer, fridge washer

(wringer), chair, tape deck,

camera, dryer (needs parts).

For quick sale Phone 5-4615
. after 6, (P-30)

WANTED ' TO BUY:
7 Mimeographic

machine in working order. Call
: Karen at 635-6357 before 5 P.M.

For Sale:

a 1 part charleigh
beef cow. a .

1%. quarler horse

mare, 1 welsh & shetland pony, -

Phone 65-5745 (p30) +

38 :
Wanted Older type ‘4 wheel
drive vehicle. Phone 635-5541
(P-30)

‘Wanted: Logging arch for arD6
Cat. 635-6941 ar 635-3124 (C-30)

41-- Machinery for Sale

: For Sale: John Deere rubber-
tire loader with - backhoe,
635-6941. or 636-3124 CTF

‘47 - Homes for Rent
3 bedr. house fridge ‘& stave,

Carpet in living and all bed’
rooms. Phone 635-3284, Able ta

mave in July 3ist. (P+30)

Small, 1 bed. home for rent in
town includes stove , dinette
| chesterfield & 2 beds, $145
-month. Available for immediate

_ oceupancy. To reliable party

only, ~
Phone 635-6486 afler 6. (0-31)

-» Forrent: 2 bedr, duplex stove &
_ fridge Included 5 min. walking
to center*of town and shopping

‘. greaa, Avail, Aug isl. Phone
695-264 for app’t, to view, CTF

.48- Suites for Rent
One. furnished one bedroom

v-> suite Close in Phone 5-7087 (P-

30)
57. Automobiles

For Sale: 1970 International, 4
gpd., 345. V8, Power steeting,
_* Radio: dw mileage and in
~ excellant condition, 1900, |
8 fool camper; clean and In
good condition, §900; Phone 635-

|< 8807 (P-30)

* hoa

For Sale: 1970 Dodge Dart 6cyl a

automatic. Can be viewed at
4811 Olson St, (0-20)

58. Trailers

Older type 14’ Trailer sleeps
five. Furnace and electric
braker. Can be seen at 34
Sparks. Phone 635-5632 (C-30)

‘For. Sale: 12 x. 52 Safeway
Trailer No. 35, 3604 N. Kalum.
CIF 7

For Sale: Double’ wide mobile»

home - 22" x 56’. Sell furnished

or unfurnished. Has a6’ x 20°

‘addition included. No. 31 -
“timberland or Phone 635-7799
(P31) es

e

For Sale: “Insulated Camper
canopy with bed, sink .& cup-
boards, Phone. 635-8541. {P-30)

Legal = - ;

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ANDOTHERS —

"INTHE MATTER OF THE

ESTATE OF CHARLES LGUIS .

ANDRE DAUMONT, FOR-
-MERLY OF 5311 HAUGLAND
AVENUE, TERRACE,
PROVINCE OF B.C,

Notice is hereby ‘given’ that

creditors. and others having -

claims ‘against the estate of.
CHARLES LOUIS ANDRE
_DAUMONT, late of the District
of Terrace, British Columbia,
‘are hereby required to send
them to Kenneth Gavid Grant,
careof Grant & Co., Barristers
and Solicitors, 4635 Lazelle
Avenue, Terrace, - Brilish
Columbia, before the 21st day of
August, 1974, afler which date
the estale will be distributed
among ihe parties entilled .
thereto, having regard only to

the claims of which we then -

have nolice, te
Grant & Ca., -

Barristers: & Solicitors,

4635 Lavelle Avenue,

Terrace, B.C,

)¢-33) - :

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, |

FORESTS,AND
WATER RESOURCES. *.

TIMBER SALE A06519 ©

Sealed lenders will _ be
received by the District
Forester al Prince Rupert,
British Columbia, not later than
14:60 am, on the 8rd: day of
September, 1974, for the pur.
chase of Licence A 08519 , tocul

2,474,200 ecubie feet of
Hemlock and other species ,
Balsam, Lodgepole Pine,
Spruce Cedar, , ang Coltanwaod,

edat Cullon Creek, Cass
Land District . lar

Five (5), years will be

allowed for removal of timber,
this area is within the
Skeena P.S.Y.U., which Is fully

> gommitted, this sale will- be

awarded under the provi
section 17(1a) of Pine nae
Act, which gives the timber-sale
applicant certain privileges.
Particulars may be obtained
from the District Forester,
Prince Rupert, 1
Columbia, or the
Ranger, Hazelton,
Columbia, {C-33)

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