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Wif1BY FREEPRSS, WBMNM~AY, DRM13s 1978, PAUE MVeadlowcrest Baptst fChurch, Brook lin,"welcomes Meadowcrest Baptist Church in Brooklin welcomed as its interim pastor last Sunday, Dr. WS. Witcombe. Dr.,, Whitcombe is presently living on the Mark- ham-Pickering townline. Three years ago he retîred from the pastorate of Wishing Well'Acres Baptist Church, Agincourt. This is a chùrch he and bis wife pioneered twenty years' earlier, which bas grown into a strong work. At the seme time Mrs. Whitomb retredfrom her position as Re-ading 'Coord- ina tor for the East York Board of Education. In that caâpacity sbe was% known1 to many Durbam Reinteachers, baving conducted various'Ministry of 'Education and Durham Board courses. Imâmediately upon- retire- Ment the Whitcombes spent two busy. years studying at the University of Montpellier in southern France, and driving through.almost aIl of Western Europe from Crete in, the Mediterranea'n to Trondheim in Norway. 1Before .returning to Canada onDeceniber 1, a year ago, they spent three months travelling around the. world, visiting former students of Dr. Witcombe's, in Pakistan, ,India, Bangladesh, Hong Kong and- Japan, and friends in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Hawaii. Retirement has turned at to be SÃ"meWhat of a myth.- For tbe' past year they bave -travelled thousands of miles in Canada representing the work of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist churches in Quebec. This now, rapidly-growing work comprising some sixty-eight French-speaking churches is the outgrowtb of a vision they have shared- and worked for many years. Being bilingual has enabled Dr. Whitcombe 1o teah Sminrycourses in French to the large group of Francophone. pastors now occupying new churches throughout the province. 1The, Whitcombes are looking forward to, a fruitful ministry at Meadowcrest while the church there seeks GOd's direction in the cliice of a pastor. You are invited to visit this' thriving, active church at Vipond and Mitchell st ini Brooklin,.'Corne, sha] Christmas concert Sunday, Dec. 17 at 7 p.n I I M I I I I I I I I 'I RESTAUF CHINESE PROUDLY PRI NEWLY EXF STEAK fIH COME LET US IN LUNCHEON. *DUNE UN 105-1078I H O UIRS i: I N-PT TIL 3 TIL Cofc~ eue "You knew.wbat you were doing," Provincial Court- Judge Norman Edmondson told David Walter Gordon 19,' of R.R. 2 Port Coîborne. as he sentenced the accusedé on the, charge of ,f'alsë pretenses.- -His Honor placed the accused on 12 months probation with the order that he made restitution of $93.48 to:the Whitby Shoprite Store and fined $100 or 10,days in jail. Mr. Gordon was warned that if he breacbed the probation that he could be fined, sent to jail or both fined and sent to jail. One of the conditions of the proba- tion is the payment of the $93.48 to the Off ice of the Administrator of Provincial Court, Oshawa. Mr. Gordon pleaded guilty to the charge. Last August 10, he*came to the Shoprite Store, Dundas Street, Whitby and nDurchased a C.B., Radio. H1e on~ aRegina Saskatchewan bank. The cheque was returned'marked flot suffi- cient funda. The accu knew at the time he wrote- the cheque that he,,only bad PF .ANAUA OWNEA OPERATE* su' ww nice y Quoucmo ROYAL. $15990 - PREMIER $1 89?5 SUPREME ý249?5 AIL PAINT- WORK GUARANTEE0 s~ioP Nouas $10 in his bank account the court was told. < When asked by -Provincial Court Judge Edmondson if he had paid the $93.48 for the C.B. Radio yet, Mr. Gordon replied he had flot as yet.- Why, hadn't he' came th e question. The accussed replied, he "ldidn't know who to pay or where to go to pay it CIiLSION LI' 'unug.you daeged car te MAACO i welI do the rosi. We'q coufac.yeer lIsserua ffabm or broeur. We*il make sert ani adjustev mtes yeur car. Wefl do qlaaIly> work et a reaseubre prlcdi e y" lest service. FREE INSURANCE ESTIMATES -57-9-4000 :wv 710WILSON RD.-S. -I OlSHAWA-(lUT-WNWIT Ihru rit 5am 6P, 0..Su ot,m ?Pm new pastor treets a Candlelighit Service ,on re the Christmnas Eve at 7 p.mn. and on ail other services of the, a. and church. - 1ANT &TAVEAN &-CanadIan FoodI ýESENTINO OUR >ANDED SâEAIFOOD 8 OUSE SPECIALTUES S PAMPER VOIJ ORIýENTAL TRADITION... DINNEUI .COCKTAILS »LOtEN GATEI REAU RAN )oME DEt ËR. _____ UJECWrBy .L 668321 -I _ -KLJ BROOKLIN FLOUR MILLS LIMITED 23,QASSELS RD., BROOKLIN, 655-4851 (Turn right one block,-north of 7 and i12 intersection) PET FOOD ANIMAL FEEDS HONEY I. 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