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AIl dressed up for the Fair even t Robbie Herring, 7, with Brothers Pet Show at the Orono Hawaiian Pug -Nugget", won Best Fair. Dressed Pet at the Newcastle Big Co-e,&d dqecisio n left TCS boys stunned Christian by Rev. Miarg West Halloween: Trick or Treat? How many of us believe that Halloween is coupled with Satanism? I'm sure not very many and yet it's so. Halloween celebra- tions seemn so innocent but if it's Al innocent why do weseem to, get the wtis scared out of us. The themte seems to be the scarier the better. Bats, spiders,, ghosts, witches and jack-o-lanterns are everywhere. These things are associated with fear. So wby do we dress our kids up and let them go out to get scared out of their wits and perhaps allow themn to hold that fear long into adulthood. They could be afraid of the dark, afraid to- be left alone to name a few. Halloween is a day witches, celebrate above all other days, but you may say corne on now we are talking about the twentieth century. surely you don't believe there are witches today. Well yes 1 do and you'd better-start opening your eyes to what's going on around us.. -We hear more and more of serial killings, abductions, rapes, cruelty, these are not things that God brings upon humanity. From 1575 - 1700's many people were burned at the stake for their eal or suspeced in- volvement in witchcraft. Yet wît- chcraft toda y is and bias gained ac- ceptability by many people. In the corner United Suites the governmiietthas given the church of Wicca (thle of- ficiai1 church of witchcraft) tax ex- empt status. Even people in govern- ment are being deceived, But whio knowxs you could be .working niext to one who pratices witchicraft. They could be your neighbour, or one sitting next to you in church. Yes church. The bi- ble says to beware of wolves in sheeps clothing. (Someone who ap- pears to be gentie as a lamb, but in fact is tryinig to tear you apart.) When my children were small 1 did like everyone else did, dressed them up and took them out. 1 wouldn't do it today. Not only are we opening them up to receive fear we have to be careful what they are getting in their bags besidles treats. We should try having a Harvest party a week before Halloween night. We coud decorate wýith leaves and fali vegetables and fruit, this way we would be making sure our children are safe and what they will be eating safe as well. Hallo- ween is a trick of the devil and the only treat you get is fear plus other things he throws at you. Comments or Questions,,Write Box 179, Orono. Bible Study - Tuesday 7:30 p.m., 983-5962. Channel 49/Buffalo - Total Chris- tian TV. -YES! Get the facts. Let'sTalk. 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