Winter Of '94 Brings Feast And Famine For Businesses In Poconos 
It's The Best Skiing, And 
Profits, In Years For Resorts.

2a 
Jenkins Township Board Oks $25,000 Loan 
Tax Collector Thomas Ruskey 
Said The Township Will Begin 
Making Payments On The Loan 
When Tax Revenues Are Receivedin March

Wednesday, February 09, 1994 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Page: 





Writer's words didn't include `immorality' &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Your guest commentator on Jan. 25, H. Jeremy Packard, used many words to
make his own statement of fear and hate. He waxed eloquent with the verbal &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ``phallic'' symbols that he threw at Al Boris through the print mediaWhat
does he think his message is to Mr. Boris and those who agree, in principle,
to live and let live? &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Although Mr. Boris' statement was flagrant and out of frustration, his
basic concept is correct. Granted, killing is not the answer. But any attempt
to dismiss or accept "unnatural" conduct is another step toward further
societal degeneration. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 There is a "natural" opposition to homosexual behavior because God (through
nature) says it is wrong. In fact, he says it is an abomination to him. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Medicine blames God (nature) for a genetic mistake. If that is so, how has
it been possible for the international population to approach five billion
people? Homosexuals can't have children naturally and shouldn't morally or
legally. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 God will hold each of us, individually, responsible for failing to use his
biblical information in the system of education. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Error must exist in order to identify correctness. Correctness resists
error and invites error to change. If it doesn't change, we are in deep
trouble with God. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Frank J. Lukesh &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Swoyersville

Writer's Words Didn't 
Include `immorality' 
Your Guest Commentator On Jan. 25, H. Jeremy Packard, Used Many Words To Make 
His Own Statement Of Fear And Hate. He Waxed Eloquent With The Verbal 
``phallic'' Symbols That He Threw At Al Boris Through The Print Media.

Writer's Words Didn't Include `immorality' Your Guest Commentator On Jan. 25, H. Jeremy Packard, Used Many Words To Make His Own Statement Of Fear And Hate. He Waxed Eloquent With The Verbal ``phallic'' Symbols That He Threw At Al Boris Through The Print Media.