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THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 1990
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Tucker Elementary School third grader, Lee Weldy (right) points out her $1
words. Letters of the alphabet were assigned a numerical values a=.ol, b=.o2
through z=.26. The idea was to find words that equaled sl. Lee found 27 words
whose letters totalled 1. Sherese Lee (left) brought in the first word and Josh
Lower found four words. The word search was sponsored by the Cuisenaire Cor
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Richelle Barett
Junior Civitan of month
named at Perry High
Richcllc Barren has been named
Perry Ri|h School's Jr. Civitan of
ihe Month for March
Jr. Civitan is a club at Perry
High that believes in helping other
people.
Her parents are Lynward and
Debbie Barrett of Perry.
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Angela Parise
Parise is student of the
week at Perry High
Angela Parise has been named
Perry High School's "Student of the
Week."
Angela was nominated out of the
Science Department.
The tenth grade student is active
in Thespians and is a member of
the cast of "The Pajama Game."
Her parents are Frank and Tiny Jo
Parise of Perry.
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‘The Jersey family
wants all our friends and
neighbors to know how
much we appreciate your
love, concern, your help,
the flowers, cards, visits,
telephone calls and any
way you made our time of
sorrow a [ittie easier to
bear. 1/Ve love you for
caring and appreciate each
one of you.
Qod bless you all.
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Local births
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Aaron Matthew Smith
Aaron Matthew Smith was born
Feb. 28 at Perry Hospital.
He is the son of Barbara and
Leonard Smith, Warner Robins.
Grandparents arc Betty and Terry
Richie,Fitz, GA., and Max and
Marie Smith, Macon.
Alexandria Claire Brantley
Alexandria Claire Brantley was
bom March 1 at the Perry Hospital.
She is the daughter of Stacy and
Mike Brantley, Perry. Grandparents
are Gene and Jenny Daub, Warner
Robins, and Melvin and Gwen
Brantley, Warner Robins.
Jeremy Cooper
Jeremy Cooper was born March
2 at Perry Hospital.
His mother is Sharia Cooper,
Marshallvillc.
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Donna Brack
Brack receives bank promotion
Donna Brack has been promoted
to assistant banking officer at Bank
South, Houston County N.A.
A native of Dublin, GA., Brack
has resided in Perry since 1980 and
has been a member of the Bank South
staff for the past 7 years.
She is a member of the 1990 Lead
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Grandparents are Shirley and
Oscar Kendrick, Perry and Jasper
Frederick, Marshallville.
Jared Mitchell Averill
Jared Mitchell Averill was born
March 5 at Perry Hospital.
He is the son of Virginia and
John Averill Jr., Byronville, GA.
Grandparents arc Carl and
Virginia Pcaster, Montezuma, GA.,
and John Averill Sr., Byronville.
Timothy Andrew Theus
Timothy Andrew Theus was
bom March 2 at Perry Hospital.
He is the son of Sally and Terry
Theus, Warner Robins.
Grandparents are Robert and
Martha Hawkins, Warner Robins
and Jim and Barbara
Theus,Suwanee, GA.
ership Perry Class sponsored by the
Perry Chamber of Commerce, and is
a frequent participant in chamber
acitivities.
She and her husband David and
their two sons, Duke, 10, and Drew, 6,
attend the First Baptist Church in
Perry.
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PART 3 OF A SRRIES OF 5
DARWIN’S MISTAKE
Scientists have now discovered the mechanism that makes
evolution between the species, i.e. (snake to bird, cat to dog,
ape to man) biologically impossible. Biochemists now con
firm that the DNA molecule which houses the hereditary
codes to control the reproduction of all living cells has a
unique “master program” for each individual species.
However, housed in this “gene pool” is sufficient genetic
variability to allow each kind of species the ability to adapt
to various environments and conditions. Scientists now know
that this variability is “strictly limited” within the species
and the “master genetic codes” prevent a change from one
kind of species to a totally different kind.
This principle is obvious from nature. From the mongrel
dog, over 200 different variations have been developed
through a process of selective cross breeding. For example,
by continuing to breed curly haired dogs with certain physi
cal characteristics the non-shedding Poodle emerged. This
same process is capable of producing the 4 pound Chihuahua
up to the 180 pound Great Dane. However, they all remain
dogs...none became cals. If a cat is mated with a dog, one
doesn’t get a creature that is half cat or half dog, one gets
nothing.
A MUTANT COW WITH “SIX LEGS” HAS GREAT
DIFFICULTY SURVIVING, EVEN WITH MAN’S
ASSISTANCE. MUTATIONS ARE DEGREDATIONS
IN A FINELY TUN ED CODE.
It was this phenomenon that Charles Darwin observed and ■
mistakenly purported as evidence for his theory of evolution
in his well known book “The Origin of Species.” On the
Galapagos Islands, Darwin found various species of Finches
and assumed that a single population had come there and
later developed into “a new species.” The various needs of
food, etc., forced the Finches to settle on specific islands that
met their own survival requirements. Because of the varia
tions observed among the Finches, he contended that whole
new kinds of animals could evolve from this process. What
Darwin really observed was “limited variability within the
species” and not an evolution. These were not only still
birds, they were still Finches. This mistaken observation of
Finches is still used in biology classes across our nation to
day as “major evidence’ ’ for the theory of evolution.
Darwinian evolutionists falsely look at the great amount of
variability within a species and conclude that “If a man can
direct such changes over a short period of time using selec- .
live breeding, what could have happened over millions and
millions of years.” They moved this discovery of limited
variability within the species across the lines of all species.
What they did not know then and fail to admit now is that
there is a limit beyond which NO further change is possible.
This “absolute limit” has been proven scientifically for
years. In the late 1800’s, botanists sought to enhance the
sugar content within beets by utilizing the process of selec
tive breeding. Beginning at a level of 6% sugar, they were
successful in increasing the sugar content to 17% and produc
ing what is now known as the “sugar” beet. But, even after
continuing efforts to increase the contents of sugar further,
they have never been able to surpass this limit of 17%. The
beets did not become plums. They remained beets...a limited
change within the species.
Through selective breeding of flies, scientists have altered
the number of bristles on the thorax up to 56. They have also
reduced that number to approximately 20. But, even after
continuing efforts, they have either of these limits. Also, as
the files approach these limits, they became more sterile.
They rapidly reached a limit where no further change was
possible and the fly became less viable. THE FLIES RE
MAINED FLIES.
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. “No one has ever produced
a species by a mechanism of
natural selection.”
Evolutionist Dr. Colin Patterson'
Another highly acclaimed evidence of evolution purported
in biology classes and even in the World Book encyclopedia
is the famous “peppered moth story.” In 1850, England,
most peppered moths were light speckled and easily
camoflaged on the trees. Some were black, but their popula
tion was small because the birds could easily eat them off the
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trees due to their visability. The polution stemming from the
Industrial Revolution darkened the tree trunks and the birds
began eating the light speckled moth and the black ones
flourished. This example of natural selection has been cited
as on of the most outstanding proofs of evolution today.
However, it is clearly seen that it is NO PROOF OF
EVOLUTION. The moths did not change to bees., they re
mained moths. Due to changes in the environment, one natu
rally flourished over the other. No other phenomenon has
been shown.
The idea for an evolutionary process between the species
is purported by most evolutions as a result of two major
forces....mutations and natural selection. The teachings of
Darwin and many present day evolutionists claim that
wherever energy and matter exist, a life force will develop
given suitable conditions. “Amoeba plus Time plus Energy
plus Chance plus Mutations plus Natural Selection equals
Man.” However, evolutionist, Dr. Pierre-Paul Grosse,
former president of the French Academic des Science and
the scientist who held the Chair of Evolution at the Sorbonnc
in Paris for 20 years confirms: “No matter how numerous
they may be, mutations do not produce any kind of evolur
■ lion.” In 1980, Paleontologist and Evolutionist Dr. Stephen
J. Gould staled: “A mutation doesn’t produce major new raw
material. You don’t make a new species by mutating the
species." Mutations are almost always lethal. Millions of
dollars in research have proven that mutations do not im
prove creatures. Most mutated animals would die in nature if
it weren’t for the help of man. When mutations produce ran
dom rearrangements in the complex information stored in
DNA, the result is loss, not improvement.A MUTANT COW
WITH “SIX LEGS” HAS GREAT DIFFICULTY SUR
VIVING, EVEN WITH MAN’S ASSISTANCE. MUTA
TIONS ARE DEGREDATIONS IN A FINELY TUNED
CODE.
Evolutionist, Dr. Colin Patterson, has stated, “No one has
ever produced a species by a mechanism of natural selection.
No one has ever gotten near it..” There is no scientific proof
that natural selection can cause a species to drift upward; its
sole purpose is to prevent a decline within the species.
“The mass of evidence
shows that all, or almost
all, known mutation are
unmistakably pathological
and the few remaining ones '[
are highly suspect.”
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What Darwin widely observed from nature was the pro
cess of natural selection within a species. What Darwin did
not know was the “limits” imposed by the finely tuned
genetic code of the* DNA.
The process of natural selection which prevents a decline
within the species, would work in the same way to prevent a
“drift upwards.” Dr. Wilder-Smith explains: “The whole
theory is dependent upon the idea that you won’t get, by
chance, a complete new organ produced at once - but you
will gel small changes. But, those small changes up to some
thing better will be a disadvantage to the species until they
are complete. And, as they never are complete, natural selec
tion prevents the drift upward just as effectively as it pre
vents the drift downward. That being the case, we can ac
count for the fact that the basic kinds of animals have re
mained constant through all these years by this feedback
mechanism.”
Darwin himself admitted that he had difficulty with his
own theory, “...Why if species have descended from other
species...do we not see innumerable transitional forms? Why
is not all nature in confusion instead of the species being, as
we see them, well defined?” /
Nature stared Darwin in'the face and told him something
was wrong with his theory. Anthropologists, after 200 years
of searching, now admit they have no Fossil Records to sup;
port a transitional form between the major species. NowJ
biochemists have unlocked the key to the mechanism tha|
will not allow evolution between the species to occur - Ths
Genetic Code of DNA.
“And God said, Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb
yielding seed, and the fruit trees yielding fruit AFTER Hls
KIND, whose seed is in itself, upon the lands; and it wa|
so.”
"And God created great whales, and every living crealurs
that moveth, which the waters brought forth abundanllyj
AFTER THEIR KIND, and every winged fowl AFTER HIS
KIND.” *
“And God said, Let the earth bring forth the livinj
creature AFTER HIS KIND, cattle, and creeping thing, and
beast of the earth AFTER HIS KIND: ”
“So God created man IN HIS OWN IMAGE.”
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Moses, Genesis 1:11,21,24,27
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