Verd Holmes
| have found most
summers to be good. |
like them all. | have
been In Terrace for 28
of them and | don't
mind the rain. The
Summers ate pleasant
which Is a big reason
why | live here. | have
been in northern B.C.
all my life; perhaps |
don’t know enough to
leave. But It’s a good
community.

Chris Dale
The summer
1965. That was the
last summer ! had off
and wasn’t employed
full time.

of

‘What summer goes on record as being
the finest for you?

Barbara Frost

The summer of.

1978. My three chil-
dren and |! put on
10,000 miles touring
B.C., Alaska, Alberta
and the Yukon by
motor vehicle. You
can talk about good

summers in terms of

‘gardening but that
was a great summer.
The kids still
ramember and talk
about it. There were
lots of big highlights
such as the Alberta
Game Farm, visiting
Barkerville pilus min-
ing for and actually
finding gold in the
Yukon.

“wasn’t
employed
full
time.”

arcuate swert ;

The Terrace Review asked:

Lotter

To the editor,

I would like to com-
mend musicians Wham!,
Madonna, and the TV
soap, The Young and the

Restless, for promoting
the pro-life cause. -

Wham! because they
wore pro-life sweat shirts
on an earlier video;
Madonna for her new
hit, Papa Don’t Preach,
which is about a preg-
nant, single teenager

Editor's Quote Book

If some peopie got their
rights they would complain
aboul having been deprived
oftheir wrongs.

_ Oliver Herford |

whose father wants her

to give up the baby; and ©

the soap for encouraging
abstention as an alter-
Native to pregnancy
among single teens.

While I am not
associated with any
organized -Pro-Life
group, I was converted
to the cause seven years
ago when I read a
description of an abor-
tion. Pro-life people do
not indict women who
have had abortions,
‘“‘we’’ do encourage peo-
ple to reconsider the
social trends that have
made abortion common
place.

If life is important

Maureen McGulre
The summer of
1978, that was the first
summer | arrived In
Terrace. The weather
was phenomenally
warm. |! remember,
however, linking. the
good weather with
forest fires in the area.
But the beach was
great and | had a
grand time taking ad-
vantage of it.

‘Marg Hamhuls

| think this summer
has been great due to
the good weather and
especially Expo 86. |
visited the Expo site
in Vancouver. It was
really great. Every-
thing was clean and
organized. We were
very Impressed with
Expo.

enough to protest against
nuclear war and the ex-
tinction of the whales
and seals — human life,
created in the image of
God, is that much more
precious and should be
given every opportunity
to survive within the laws
of God’s grace.

Men and women today
have been misled by the
new age philosophies of
convenience; but it is en-
couraging to see that
others besides professing
pro-lifers are beginning
to see what pro-life really
means.

Brian Gregg
Terrace, B.C.

Sun filled days of summer provide focal residents with a

variety of inexpensive outdoor recreational options.
Sherry Halfyard photo

Nukes contiaued from page 4

The Prophet Daniel says that Antichrist will not be
popular among the nations. He must ‘claim his
kingdom by force of arms, as did Constantine in his
day; and the European Economic Community will

destroy his capital city in Iraq, forcing him to move .

to Tyre before he settles on Jerusalem and the Holy
of Holies. :
One of the dangers of the secular peace movement
is that it will believe this latter-day Hitler to be a
peacenik. As long as he is accepted by the EEC as
their leader he will appear so; but when he turns into
a raving warmonger even his ‘‘Christian’’ back-
ground in liberation theology will not help him.
My personal view is that we have perhaps another
40 years or less to go. I hear howls of protest, but
that is why eggs will soon be thrown by an unbeliev-
ing Church at prophecy preachers. The job of Chris-
tians is to work for true peace, not the humanist
peace of Antichrists, We must win-souls to Christ
and let the Holy Spirit guide the Church from there.
Don’t put your faith in Popes and preachers — put
your faith in Jesus and you won’t get egg on your
face like the Disciples of Ishtar.
Brian Gregg
Terrace, B.C.

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To the editor,

The Skeena Selects
Women’s Soccer Team
would like to thank
Eurocan Pulp and Paper
Company for the use of
their 12-seater van which
was used to transport
players to the Williams
Lake Ladies’ Soccer
Association Tournament
in Williams Lake on the
Aug. 16 and 17 weekend.

The Selects consisted
of 13 soccer players from
both Terrace and Kiti-
mat. Use of the van
greatly reduced the cost
of the journey for the
Kitimat contingent mak-
ing the possibility of the
trip a confirmed reality.

Participation in the
eight-team tournament
gave northwest players
an opportunity to com-
pete against the most
skilled talents north of
Vancouver and provided
the group with an oppor-
tunity to sharpen their
soccer shots.

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