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class action lawsuit for fail-
ing to file an environmental
impact statement with the
HEPA (Heavenly Environ-
mental Protection Agency),
an angelically staffed
agency dedicated to keep-
ing the universe pollution
free. God was granted a
temporary permit for the
heavenly portion of the
project, but was issued a
"cease and desist" order on
the earthly part pending
further investigation by the
HEPA.
Upon completion of this
construction permit appli-
cation and environmental
impact statement, God
appeared before the HEPA
Council to answer ques-
tions. When asked why He
began these projects in the
first place, He simply rep-
lied that He liked to be
"creative." This was not
considered adequate reason-
ing and He would be requir-
ed to substantiate this fur-
ther.
HEPA was unable to see
any practical use earth
since "The earth was void
and empty and darkness
f,
T.E C.OUNC,L .ECORD - "AG 2. Wed.e. ay. !3.
17h d[ you your lfso, ' '
! , • , don't knowhistory, or bad) and vice versa, your "friends" may have
Thomas Jefferson, the Political party labels are looked on with dismay and
father of the Democratic meaningless. Experience misjudged the situation.
| T H E C O U N C I L R E C O R D | party, had a strong philoso- shows they depict no lasting They may have turned away
Published Every Wednesday At Council, Idaho i POLITICIANS-- phy of limited government clear cut difference. Phi- in your time of greatest
THE PRODUCT OF strengthened by knowledge losophy differences remain need. Job suffered all four
| A.J. Longtin | A PARTY of reading and experience, distinct and are the basis for of these calamities, one
Editor & Publisher I His motto: "that govern- great political debate. Pres- s (
| Yearly Subscription $3.00 - Out of State $3.50 | by ment that governs least; sent Democrat and Republi- Pa tor right after the other.
| Address all mail to P.O. Drawer 67 | Lewis Lepper governs best". He also can philosophy is void of As we look around us we
can see someone who is
| Council, Idaho 83612 | believed individuals should depth and speak to symp- going through greater trials
| Phone 208-253-696)_ I "Fred, what is a political solve thezr own problems toms not cures. Socialistic than we are called to go
...... ,, party?" inquired George. and together with business infiltration has been a mas- through. Jesus was tempted
Fred replied, "A 'party' for function within a free mar- tered success. The late in all points like-as we are
E di politicians." My seventeen ket economy not a govern-Norman Thomas, socialis-
0t t0r$ =- years experience in the ment controlled economy, tic candidate for President and wasyetwithoutsin..
political arena justifies the Obviously, the direction of many times said, "There Job went forward, b; 11
ward, and on the left haiid,
observations of Fred. Most the Democratic party plat- would not have been as and on the right hand, and
In the beginning God ere- divide light from darkness folks, elected public offi- form and proposals today much socialism passed if I 1
ated the heaven and the and He would call the light cials and taxpayers alike, has taken a drastic sharpwere President or my party still couldn't see God in the
earth. "dayz' and the darkness who identify with a polit- 180 degree turn. Freedomcontrolled the Congress". hu S:lafnOon th:e ght; situation. "Why, oh God, 11
He was then faced with a "night." The council ical party fail to understand to choose a party label Birth of new political h b t why?" was the cry of his 1
heart. Yet, in faith he con-
the real philosophy of the
party especially as relates to
government force and inter-
vention versus individual
freedom.
In defense of most
Americans carefree atitude
about political party labels;
they cannot be blamed.
The result of the two major
political party's actions are
proof the difference
between government force
versus individual freedom is
very foreign to them. The
past 44 years the party in
power has ignored the lim-
ited government planks in
their platform, but rushed
to implement the govern-
ment intervention planks.
Thank God a few English
countrymen knew the dif-
ference and told King
George to "sit on it" and
came 3000 miles in a wood-
en boat to implement the
distinction. Now bewitched
by the devilish phrase em-
bodied in nearly every piece
of proposed legislation--
"for the public health and
welfare"--we are returning
to the government force
and intervention of that
should not be denied, but
the facts about a party's
position as relates to
government intervention
and force versus individual
freedom should be clearly
defined by responsible edu-
cators, members of the
news media and most
important-party members
themselves.
The Democratic party
platform of 1932 would
have frightened Frank
Church and delighted Steve
Symms. Apparently Sen.
Church ably adopted the
party procedure of 1932,
say what the respective
constituien s want to hear
until elected and then shift
into reverse when necessary.
The Senator's conservative
talk in Idaho changed to
praise of his liberal stand
and voting pattern by East-
ern news media. The
legislative socialism sweep
in America, given a great
parties are tortured with in- But he knoweth the way
fighting and infiltration and
the frustration keeps them
from being effective
whether they advocate
more or less government
intervention. Party politics
is tatooed to the American
political system. I submit
limited government gave
this nation a high standard
of living, freedom for indi-
viduals to implement crea-
tive ideas and produce and
solve problems with new
that I take: when he hath
tried me I shall come forth
as gold. My foot hath held
his steps, his way have I
kept, and not declined".
These are the words of a
man whom God considered
as perfect and upright, who
feared God and shunned
evil. God had allowed him
to be tested to the limit,
not because he was a sinner,
but because he was right-
eous. He is an example of
inventions. We must electpatience in suffering.
candidates regardless of God used Job as a testi-
party labels (we have mony to Satan, to the
proven they are meaning- world, and to you and me:
less) who embrace the lim-
ited government conviction
not only in talk but in prac-
tice.
When candidates have a
voting record, expose it and
analyze it. When candidates
don't have a voting record
consistency of speeches is a
good measure to use. Do
This testimony tells us that
the intergity God places in
the heart of an individual
can keep him in the worst
of tests and trials.
Have you suffered total
financial and material loss?
Or are you bereaved of
loved ones, possibly
through a tragedy? Have
t f--
boost in 1933 and continu-candidates, voting record or Political partys filled
ing in its Britianizing mold, not, always take the same
with government control
is no longer hiding under position on an issue no mat-
oriented candidates can give
the rug. ter where or who they are
Abe Lincoln, the father talking to? Many candi- you everything you want or
of the take anything away from
expressed no interest with
in-house sere antics.)
When asked how the
earth would be covered
God said, "Let there be
firmament made admist the
waters, and let it divide the
waters from the waters."
One ecologically radical
council member accused
Him of double talk, but the
council tabled action since
God would be required to
obtain water permits from
the appropriate agencies in-
volved.
The council asked if
there would be only water
and firmament, and God
said, "Let the earth bring
forth the green herb, and
such as may seed, and the
fruit tree yielding fruit after
its kind, which' .may have
been itself upon, theearth."
The council' agreed to this
as long as native seed woul&
be used. " f
About future develop-
ment, God also said, "Let
the waters bring forth the
creeping creatures having
life and the fowl that may
fly over the earth under the
firmamen t of heaven."
fidently affirmed, "He
knoweth the way that I
take. When he has tried me,
I shall come forth as gold..
His way have I kept and not
declined."
The integrity of God
within Job's heart was what
kept him when everything
else went "dead wrong."
"Tis easy enough to be
pleasant
When life rolls along with a
song
But the man worthwhile
Is the man with a smile
When everything else goes
dead wrong."
{
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the council was most active
in the Sierrangel Club and
immediately protested ask-
ing: "How is the light to
be made?"
Would it be a coal-fired
or a nuclear-fired generating
plant? Would there be strip
' mining? What about ther-
mal pollution? Air polluti-
ion?
God explained the light
would come from a huge
ball of fire. Nobody on the
council understood this.
But it was provisionally
accepted assuming (1) there
would be nO smog or smoke
resulting from the ball of
fire; (2) a separate burning
permit would be required;
and (3) since continuous
light would be a waste of
energy, it should be dark at
least one-half of the time.
And so God agreed to
Republican party dates attempt to "suck and
was upon the face of the Here again the council took "turkey" King George. The ignited support by reiter- blow" on a position of a
deep." And God said,"Let no formal action since that liberals call it progress and ating the same principles of given issue.
there he light." He should would require approval of castigate the conservatives Thomas Jefferson. The Hopefully we will be
e the ish and Game Cbm- for living, in the past,,,, while, . , foundation of Jimjted talking more about soecific
point, since one member of mission, d00 dinated withthe hberals are legmlahnggovernmen t' .... was i ecelvlng"~ " 'a" msues" and' .... trymg" .... o " 'under-
the Heavenly Wildlife Fed- and regulating us back more severe gnawing. Now to- stand the governments hin-
To the Editor
Dear Sir:
'The Washington Report'
for the week of June 27-
July 1, from Idaho Con-
gressman Steve Symms, is
of such a telling force, we
the people of this nation
would show sense to heed
what he has to say. It
would be ridiculous for any
true American to ignore
what the Congressman
makes so explicitly plain
regarding the explosive
amount of money t h e
United States expends in
trying to help other nations
"help themselves"! Rep-
resentative Symms lays it
on the line; he pulls no
punches; he lets us have it
straight! The most obnox-
ious part of the whole sor-
did
to the (
and what Representative
• ]mms, as the great Amer-
ican he is-.objects" to espe
cially is that in our foreign
aid 'appropriations, "we
eration and Audobon-
angelic Society.
It appeared everything
was in order until God
stated he wanted to com.
plete the project in six days.
At this He was advised by
the CounCil that His timing
was completely out of the
question. HEPA would
require a minimum of 180
days to review the applica-
tion and environmental im-
pact statement; then there
would be public hearings.
It could feasibly take 10 to
12 months before a permit
could be granted.
So God said "To Hell
with it!"
Heppner (Ore.) Gazette-
Times
continue to send money
and aid to Communist-
dominated countries that
have absolutely no respect
for human rights or dig-
nity". The report relates
that the only kind of equal-
ity in those countries is,
that everyone is equally
miserable exceot the party
leaders.
To be more comprehen-
sive, re!event, to tb world
situation and the mometary
involvement of the U.S.
through our foreign aid
appropriations etc. would
be to ignore the rules of
"Letters to the Editor". In
spite of the U.S. constantly
pouring untold millions into
foreign aid-the U.N. etc. is
the frustrating fact--it does
nothing, to stop the savage
brutality of dictators on the
populations of their own
territories and their satanic
efforts to dominate all
peoples of the world.
Gladys Knight
Council
than 300 years ago. It
seems the most we learn
from history is that we
SCHEDULE OF
CHURCH SERVICES
COUNCIL BIBLE CHURCH
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Services 11:00 A. M.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev, Leonard Bergstrom
Services Sun. 9:00 A.M.
Church School Wed. 7:00 P. M.
Church Council Meeting
1st Thurs. of Month
Ladies Aid
Every 2nd Week
ST. JUDE
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday Mass 8:00 A.M.
Penance
Wed. Evening 7:00 P. M.
Altar Society
3rd Sunday of Month
NAZARINE
Rev, Jim Perry
Sunday School 10:00 A.M.
Worship Service 11:00 A. M.
Sunday Evening 8:00 P. M.
Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M.
HIGHWAY TABERNACLE
Reverand Kenneth Casper
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Church Service 11:00 A.M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
Mid Week Service 7:30 P. M.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Sunday 9:00 A. M.
Sunday School 10:30 A. M.
Church 6:00 P. M.
Other Meetings
Primary 10:00 A. M.
During the Summer
Relief Society Thur. 2:00 P. M.
MIA Youth Meeting
Wed Evening 7:00 P. M.
day, the degree and pace of
government intervention
and control seems to be the
only difference between
the Democratic and Repub-
lican positions. This differ-
ence has been reduced to
about a penny's worth.
Example: Senator McClure
supported the original pass-
age of OSHA, yes, after
attempts to amend were
defeated, but still supported
the basic concept "foot-in-
the door" government inter-
vention legislation.
Many examples can be
cited of Democrats voting
with a majority of Repub-
licans (not that that is good
drance in not solving prob-
lems even though the inter-
ventionists are sincere. The
hard work of finding lim-
ited government candidates
at all levels of government
and getting support for
their election and keeping
their feet to the fire is a
chore that requires "stick-
toitism" and constantly
keeping your shoulder to
the political wheel. Ask
pinpointed questions and
don't shy away from ques-
tions which you are told
may embarrass. Answers to
so-called embarrassing ques-
tions may be the key to
whom you support.
COUNCI L OFFICE
Feral Muller - Broker
Darrel Morris - Assoc. Broker
Bill Crlss
Phone 253-4264
Box 7
Council. Idaho 836,12
HOMES & ACREAGE WITH HOMES
TWO BEDROOM remodeled home on small
corner lot in Council only one block from the
business area. Would make an excellent retire-
ment home. Total price $9,000.00. Small
down payment and $100 per month payments
at 8% interest.
EXCELLENT 24 X 52 3 bedroom double wide
mobile home on shady main street lot in. Coun-
cil. Has garage and lawn and garden area.
$25,000 cash to settle estate.
NEWER one bedroom all electric home with
Franklin fireplace on 7 acres. All fenced and
seeded. Has 2 wells and sump for irrigation.
Has small barn and shop. $34,000.
4 BEDROOM, 1 beth home in good condition.
Has 2 bedrooms and storage room upstairs.
Has fireplace and carport and wood shed. All
on a corner lot on the edge of city limits.
$30,000 cash or refinance.
RANCHES
1400 ACRES mountain cattle ranch, near Cam-
bridge on main road to Hells Canyon Recrea-
tion area. Very setting with creek runn-
ing through, in small valley. Newer 4 bedroom
house. 50 irrigated acres - good water rights.
Priced at $175,000 - 29% down - Terms on the
balance. ,,
.... I I II I
Because Job went
through his \ trials victori-
ously, he turned out to be a
much better man in that he
understood the nature, and
ways, and purposes of GOd
to a greater extent.
Some of our experiences
are "nice to have gone
through." They've done us
a lot of good, if God's integ-
rity kept us on an even keel
all the way through.
you--especially freedom and "It
liberty. Vigilance is the
eternal price of freedom not
more government legisla-
tion What.
is more important political
party labels or philosophy
of governments?
will be worth it all
When we see Jesus.
Life's trials will seem so
small
When We see Christ:"
So let us remain faithful
to Him to the end.
WRECKER SERVICE
PHONE
253-4490
epair
PHONE
253-4281
III
McCALL OFFICE
McCALL OFFICE
Don Fuller- Assoc. Broker
Pete Baucom
Shah GOodwin
Donna Campbell
Phone 634-2241
Box 400
McCalL Idaho 83612
LAND PARCELS
5 ACRES South of Council. Beautiful view with
a good building site. Highway frontage. There'
is a big spring-fed water pond to be developed
only $5,250. with terms.
5 ACRES with timber, farm land and beauti-
ful view. On access road 2 miles from county
road. Next to State Forest land. $6,500 or
terms. 20% discount for cash.
RECREATIONAL PROPERTIES
McCall, Idaho Area
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A-FRAME on 3 acres, 1,250 Sq. Ft. living space,
beautiful year-around. $42,500.
SUMMER CABIN, furnished, view of lake,
beach access. $19,500.
BEAUTIFUL view acreages, Alta Vista Estates,
South of McCall. 2 to 6½ acre parcels, $8,500.
to $16,500.
SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, unfinished log
cabin on 2.3 acres, $16,000; 3 river view lots,
$3,950 each; 2 river-front acreages, $7,500
each. On Secesh River.
80 ACRES, beautiful view, scattered timber.
Available in 40 acre parcels.
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