Ken Armstrong

As an ordinary
British Columbian |
would estimate that
Grace McCarthy is the
best option as she
takes the Social
Credit party back to
its roots. At present
the Socreds seem to
be nothing more than
a glorified Conser-
vative party — more
conservative than
under W.A.C. Bennett.
it has given us a two-
party system; the NOP
and Social Credit. |
would like to see the
Liberals, NDP and
Social Credit as viable
parties to give the
electorate more of a
choice. | think Biil
Vander Zalm will win
the delegates’ votes.
Unfortunately | don't
think the Social Credit
party Is ready yet fora
woman at the helm. |
think they. are afraid
they would lose an
election with a woman
as leader.

Michelle Dubois

| haven’t really pick-
ed a favorite can-
didate yet. Perhaps |
_ will when | hear more
from them, but | think
that Bill Vander Zalm
will likely win.

The Terrace Review asked:

Who do you think is the best candidate |
for the leadership of the Social Credit
_ party, and who do you think will win?

Ed Curelil

| believe Grace Mc-
Carthy is the best can-
didate as she has had
years of experience in
the political arena and
seems to have been a
guiding light in the
Social Credit party.
From reports I’ve read
| think she will be the
winning candidate.

Rinatte Lagace

I'd say Bill Vander

zalm. He seems to be
more popular In terms
of public support and
you hear more about
him than the other
candidates. | feel he
would do quite alright
in the position as
leader of the Social
Credit party.

Bill
Bennett
will look
like a
pussycat in
retrospect
compared
to Bill
Vander
Zalm.”

Tom Harvie

Personally, | would
like to see Bud Smith
win but | have a
suspicious feeling it’s
a toss up between
Grace McCarthy and
Bill Vander Zalm. |
think the old guard is
still strongly entrench-
ed and a newcomer,
with no political ex-
perience, except in an
advisory capacity, -will
have difficulty gaining
enough delegate sup-
port. | still think it’s a
50-50 chance between
Vander Zalm and Mc-
Carthy and probably
what's going to hap-
pen is the Bud Smith
delegates wiil give
their support to Me-
Carthy. | think when
Vander Zalm retired
from politics it was
with the intention of
eventually running for
the Soclal Credit
leadership. | believe
that Bill Bennett will
look like a pussy cat
in retrospect com-
pared to Bill Vander
Zalm, if he gets in.

Bob Dubols
| would have to say
that Bill Vander Zaim
will win, but | feel that
| would like to study

all the candidates
more fuily to indeed
choose a favorite one.

‘Bel LE FS continued trom page 4

that Armstrong’s people

can preach Britain as the
Holy Land every week
on TV is enough to make
a leprechaun kiss the
Blarney stone.

According to my
historical sources, Brig-
ham Young ordered the
cold-blooded murder of
a party of American
settlers at Mountain
Meadows. One eye
witness saw two piles of
corpses of men, women
and children. The settlers

had stopped in 1857 to
refresh themselves and

were beseiged by a Mor-

mon army. When they.

got hungry and thirsty
enough the leader of the
army tricked them into

. giving up and they were

shot. Prophet Joseph
Smith reportedly killea
two men and wounded a
third, 13 years before in
the gun battle that ended
his life in an Illinois jail.
He was arrested for

blowing up a newspaper ~

office.

Jehovah Witnesses on
the other hand go one
better than the Trinity
they deny, Christians
believe God is a Trinity
— God the Father, God
the Son and God the Ho-
ly Spirit; Jehovah
Witnesses claim Jehovah
is a chair and a scepter
for Christ to sit on and
to hold.

- What is the point of
all this? See how many
Christians you can
name: Billy Graham,
Pope John Paul II,
Augustine of Hippo,
Patrick of Wales,
Johann Sebastian Bach,
Christopher Columbus,
John Bunyan, the
Wesleys, John Calvin,
Martin Luther, Joan of
Arc, Charles Finney,
Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Phillip, the Queen
Mother. If you said any
or all of these, you
wouldn’t fit in with the
three religions.

One can appreciate ex-
Mormon, John Ahman-
son’s definition of
civilization, which ‘‘per-
tains to the exalted
teachings of Christianity
concerning love for one’s
neighbor and equal
rights for all, and basic
foundations of govern-

| “Terrace Review — Wednesday, Iuly 23, 1986 5

ment, and a people’s sen-
timents about right and
wrong.’ He notes that
after 1900 years, -the
divine, philantropic
teachings of Christ have
still only partially suc-
ceeded in making an im-
pression on a small por-
tion of. the human race;
and, I add with him, that
the cults today have sunk
the symbol of the cross
to a lower status than the
tabbit’s foot.

Christians
beware of their own-
short-comings. Twenty
percent of Armstrong’s
converts come from
Christian churches, as
Armstrong himself is of
a Quaker-Methodist
background. The secret
of these cults is that Pro-
testant America is seen
as the New Jerusalem, or
the New Israel by men
who would make it a
theocracy.

Pets

continued from page 4

similar bylaws.

Bowsher suggested
that any household hav-
ing more than two pets
should be required to ob-
tain a kennel license at a
cost of $75, one provi-
sion of which is a
minimum land area of
one-third to one-half an
acre,” ;

Prize
steers

to be
auctioned

THORNHILL — Edwin
Frost will be entering his
prize steer Buffy in an
auction at the Thornhill
Community Grounds on
Aug. 31,

Frost’s 4-H Club pro-
ject Buffy was born in
May, 1985 and now
weighs 1050 pounds. The
steer will be auctioned at
12 noon at the Thornhill
Community Grounds.

Visitors are welcome
to attend the event and
are encouraged to bid on
the steers to fill their
freezer with good qual-
ity homegrown beef.

Wednesday Is

SHIRT
DAY

Men's or Ladies’

cotton blend
dress or

; W hate Sven YOR Waal
y We clean vith care,

, Kichards Cleaners

3223 Emerson St.

‘must.

’ The 700 Club’s Pat —
Robertson and 100
Huntley Street’s David
Mainse are working on a
new world order, as —
outlined in Robertson's
book, ‘‘The Secret

_Kingdom.’’ These people

go one step further by
claiming that God is a
blank cheque (page 77)
and we can make Him
do whatever we want

- for us.

- Brian Gregg
Terrace, B.C.

Auction
coming

up

Thornhill — Denis Frost
will be entering Muffy, a.
Charlais Main Anjou
cross steer, in the the
auction on Aug. 31 at 12
noon at the Thornhill
Community Grounds.
Muffy was born on
April 6, 1985 weighing
117 pounds and is now
1100 pounds. The
animal, along with many
other steers from the
Cedar Beef Club will be
auctioned in August.

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