PEAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Royal ]Rovers roil into town for interna tionaai Fltz Mondale came to Whltby Iast week 'and stayed for seven days. Now, before our read- ers get too surprised they should know that the visitor wasn't for- mer US. Vice-President Walter Mondale but was a dog belonging to Henry "Hank" Jourden of Dallas, Texas. Jourden. and 230 other members of the Stream- ATTENTION PARENTS! FUNTASTIC SUMMER CAMPS S->AT-IROQUOIS PARK COMPLEX STARTING JULY 26TH & AUGUST 9TH TENNIS CAMP! CHILDREN 6-12 YRS. (MORNING & AFTERNOON CAMPS) E.~~ ART ADVENTURE CAMP! CHILDREN 5-112 YRS. (9:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.) BASEBALL CAMP! CHILDREN - - 6-12 YRS.- (1:00PM. -430P.M.) SOCCER CAMP! CHILDREN 6-12 YRS. (1:00. P. M.4:30 P. M) CALL: 668-7765 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TOWN 0F WHITBY, RECREATION DEPT. 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Dry- 00 SLpay rlslng prices for 4 Vears: jackets, cleaning is gentler on 4 clothes, how long a sport coats, wooI fabrlc fînishes and J(gretcan be ex- slacks. colors than washlng. loi *) pectdto last. 3 Vears: sweaters, Steam pressing helps ' 00L The International robes, raincoats, fabrlcs retain their S 0Fabricare Intittute, a sport shirts, dresses. luster and feel. Stop oe worldwide associa- 2 Years: cotton or ln at K & M Cleaners * J(tion, of drycleaners synthetic suits, dress and make buylng ) and launderers, has shirts, chlldren's clothes a littie cheap- publlshed wlth the wear. erl 00 4 QtLanzin9 eiuc fo-t t& tEnWL9amiIy" il. 12COLBORNE ST. W., WHITBY 668-2831 f. * -*-*r-0S - -9 -@-Sr- *-* *r- 0 Derwood and Léavena Winfree (above) from Dallas, Texas were guests of the Town of Whitby last week as members, of the Streamline Royal Rovers. Trailer Club's loth international rally that was held at Heyden- shore Pavillon last week. The infrees said that they reaily enjoyed their visit to this community. -Free Press Staff Photo "We, ail have a com- mon intereet in r.v.'s (recreational -vehi- cles),'" he said adding that many of the club's members spend mucb of the year on the road and may log over 100,000 miles every 12 months. "We ail like the free- dom of the road," Thomas adds. Thomas, who ,bails fromn Dennison, Iowa, said that most of the club's members are senior citizens and total 400 from across the U.S. and Canada. During their stay, Royal Rovers were treated to a bus tour of Toronto and a visit to Whitby's Cullen Gar- dens and Miniature Vil- lage.1 "We . really enjoyed it," Thomas said of their Canadian visit For Derwood an( Lavena Winfree, alsoo >Dallas, Texas, this wa- their second trip tt Wbitby and their thir( visit to Canada. Mrs. Winfree said thai Cullen Gardens 'la tbi most beautiful garder 've ever seen."1 Both are retired and have travelled 114,00c miles s0 far this year. "We're having a won- derful time,'" they'saîd. "'Wbat we, really like about Canada is that every place is so dlean.'1 The Royal Rovers are somewhat attached to Whitby since their inter- nal newsletter "The Streamliner" is publish- ed right here in town. Its editor is Terry DeGuerre 'of Oshawa who produces an issue every two montbs. Anotherreason for the id ts o -d t, ie n d t club's attachment to Whitbyis Forbes 'Doc' McEwen who recently retired as'the Town of Whitby's director of spe- cial projects. McEwen is a former internation- al secretary of the Royal Rovers. lI fact, that position is now beld by bis wife, Bey. The Royal Rovers have once again bit- the road and journeying not far bebindtbem wil be the McEWens,' but al have enjoyed their stay in Whitby. The Church Speaks Sponsored by the WHITBY MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION, w By THE REV. KEITH A. ELFORD Pastor Whltby Fre Methodist Church Suppose you were one of the New Testament writers. Have you ever considered the fantasticý assignment that tbey had? Some of them weren't even around to seefor themselves. Dr. Luke begins bis account witb the humble confession tbat he is writing from what was handed down to us by those who from the first were eyewitnesses. He, like us,. had to depend on the reports of eyewitnesses - those who knew because they were there. His medical mind, sbarpened by years of study for the discipline of diagnosis, would quickly ferret- out any questionable tripe. His work would have to be the result of a thorough investigation. But he had some pretty fantastic tbings to re- search didn't he? Medical miracles - blind people saw, lame people walked, the deaf heard, lepers were rid of their cancerous spots.' Probably the most uxibelievable was the rising from the dead of the crucified Christ. But the eyewitnesses said they saw it ail. On the last subject, the resurrection, they said that they saw Jesus put to deatb and then tbey saw Min, toucbed Hi m, visited with Hlm, even sbared a meal with Him. Paul, another researcher, whose' academic training can not be easily discounted, reported'to- the Corintbian Christians that on tbis same topic of the resurrection, he had verifiable evidence that Jesus "appeared to-Peter, then to the Twelve. After that to mnore than five hundred of the brothers at the same time. " (I Cor. 3:5) When John, one of the aposties, writes bis first let- ter (wbich you find near the end of the New Testa- ment), he saturates bis introductory paragraph with tbis assertion: "I am writing to you about what I bave seen and heard and touchedy He was anticipating the cymecs among bis readers. Sitting bere in the twentieth century, some of the New Testament accounts are almost incredible.' Dead people usuaily don't come back to 111e. Serious medical conditions usually don't disappear in an instant. But then, we bave the reports of the eyewitnesses. V've read the research on wbat they say they saw. 1 believe it. How about you? MALTESE CANADIAN <CUISINE And REFRESHM ENTS Saturday, JuIy 24182 OPEN FROM /NI E m O f/f / S O Rs " o UggP'IMP ARA*IMESA I lG o, W. ça dueq"kh avSno a aaplna mouom mod ,erm"s.m>...f hada Priem. D" Inwwleoaiiiu me -u ~:=1.I ~ Lot Subaru show you the difference Jusi remember that It's quit. .asy to find an inox- pensive car. The trick Is to.find on. that stays that W8y. C & CMOTORS e SALES e SERVICE e PARTS 160 Simcoe St. S., z (North of 401) 14 OSHAWA 728-0181 1 lime Royal Rovers Trail- er Club held their lOth international rally at Heydenshore Pavilion last week. The harbor park was filled to capacity with over 105 recreational vebicles from ail over Canada and the United States. In fact, some of the biggest delegations to the rally came flot only from, the Lone Star State but from Cali- fornia, Arizona, Florida and Iowa. In fact, according to Royal Rovers interna- tional president Lyle Thomas, it was appro- priate that the lOth in- ternational rally was held in Whitby., I t seems that the first such rally was held in Wbitby in 1972. 1The purpose of the club Tomas explains is to "get together and have fun. "