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PAGE 12, \II)NlESDt\), JANtJARY 211i198 1. \VIIT13Y FR11, PRESS Council asks Bell to include Whitby The Town of Whitby will ask Bell Canada to include the town in a test that will of- fer long distance telephone cails at cheaper than usual rates. At is meeting last council voted to ask the com- munications monopoly to have Whitby include in a pilot project that is expected to start later this year in nine municipalities in the province. At the last meeting of the operations committee, the company's district manager, Marline Veater, said that she will discuss the possibility of including Whitby in the project with her superiors. The project will allow for an optional calling plan that will permit subscribers to purchase a block of long 24 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN 0F WHITBY PROCLAMATION JAYCEE WEEK TAKE NOTICE THAT January 25 to January 31, 1981, is hereby proclaimed as 'Jaycee Week- in and for the Town of Whitby. This organlization of young people has contrlbuted to this community and the country throughout the year and urge ail citizens to give full consideration to the future services of the Canada Jaycees. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 2lst day of January, 1981. R.A. Attersley Mayor Town of Whitby distance calling time at a discount rate. The plan will take one year to complete in each of the municipalities tested. Council's decision was prompted by Veater's statement before the operations committee that toîl free dialing to Toronto would cost Whîtby sub- scriber,,r about $16.35 a mon- th which is more than double the present residential rate of $7.50 However, Veater did tel the committee that Bell had investigaged the possibility of extending. the toîl free dialing system between Whitby and Toronto but it did not meet the criteria established by the Canadian Radio-Television Telecom- munications Commission (CRTC), the federal agency that regulates the telephone company. BWHMA al-mstar game to be played The Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association will will hold an exhibition game between their number one and two peewee all.star teams on January 25. The LASCO Steelers and the Nash Aluminium squad will play each other at 5:15 p.m. at the Brooklin Memorial Arena. AlI interested persons are invited to attend. 160 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH, OSHAWA 728-0181 GL 4-DOOR SEDAN S, BAPU f(r oï r fatures -hili.-a ~ .sr' 'v akward roil when pro;- - ý'-g're AM, '.' 'a fibric eais and fi!l ris! eî~r' r ar e s tawjard 1Compare it -ý rs Yc r,ý o' ' IiJaItheprice GLF HARDTOP ýýBRs!uxurï PAD 2joor bas fujel ecient !>ri'v Pflc-gsfle Ospeed tranonîtssion stan- ý,arri AMFh I ', helpi radial tires and - 'e( j)ng frcr, sats Povver ,teering power Sand tr riar mlctransriiis,,ori al standard flNi tp. , mit',cJ eltiton G[ F Hardtlci GL 4WD STATION WAGON 'arr ea, 'aî aA GI HATCHBACK: FWD/4WD i* fold-o jr i i IThe Church Speaks Failli mreligion dwinmdling today By THE REV. GODFREY C. RAVENHILL Pastor Faith Baptist Church The intricate and conflicting interests of the present world order have created a serious indifference toward matters of faith. Men are not so sure about religion as once they were. Religious belief is still an important factor in the life of the world, but there is little certainty regarding the supreme problemns of the soul. The chief weakness 0f present day Christianity is the con- fusion of its adherents. The tendency is to muddle through without any real conviction. An understanding of God seems to be no longer vital to the consciousness. The paramount loyalties have become faded dreams. Faith does not satify. Doubts play awful havoc in these lives of ours, and cynicism bids man lie down and give up. To such an age of confusion the Apostle Paul speaks, and there is a star.tling decisiveness about his utterance. Paul is sure of himself, he is not buffeted from one opinion to another by the changing winds of time. Here indeed is a man who has come to a conclusion about religion, and an honest conclusion at that. This conclusion is indisputable and unanswerable and final. Paul says, "I know who 1 have believed and arn per- suaded that He is able to keep that which I have cornmitted unto Him against that day" (Il Timothy 2:12). PuaI says, "I know". Such conviction is the declaration of a spiritual supremeacy that transcends any human influence. When a man stands upon the solid rock 0f assurance, he loses aIl sense of fear. ANd this lack of assurance is the haunting worry of the average life today. Men are broken by circumstances, because of insecurity. They ask the questions, "Is love real?" "Is God dependable?" Is immor- tality possible?" These are the questions that drive men to desperation. Lt is true that we can be sure that God is God, that God is CONT'D ON PG. 27 Corne To Our .Surpris e Part y JANUARY 22 m23. The surprisîng new 1981 SUBARU Inexpensive. And buit to stay that way. AUTHORIZED SUBARU DEALER SUBARU MOTORS "'I Refreshmen ts Served