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by Grace Beacock sunday, Feb. 3 a favour- able size congregation was present at worship in spite of frosty air outside. Our minister presided over the Installation of New Board Members as follows." S.S. Supt.-Doug Bidgood. Stewards-Bill Wanamaker, John Brough, Elders-Eileen Hodgins, Grace Beacock, Harvey Dearborn. Then our faithful choir seldom fail to contribute a lovely anthem accompanied by Eva Hunter organist. Rev. Robt. Brawn did not deliver his usual sermon. Instead he informed us that on the previous Tuesday he had assisted officiating at the memorial service the very Rev. Stanley Snowdon of Kedron. Therefore on Sunday Robt. related somewhat of a eulogy as a timely tribute for the deceased who had proven to be a long-time friend. Majority on the listening end agreed the warm senti- ments of his loyal friend, Stan, proved most interest- ing. Jim Martin and Doug McMillan gathered the offering. Obituary Lawrence Rudolph Best A member of Local 463 Plumbing and Steam fitting, Lawrence R. Best died suddenly at his home at RK.R. 4 Port Perry. Wednesday, January 23. 1980. Born May 18, 1918. in Grand Cascapedia. Quebec, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Best. - He was married August 6, 1941, in Sherbrooke. Quebec. He is survived by his wife the former Ruth Hayward. a son Richard. daughters Donna. Barbara. Sally and Kathy. He is also survived by sisters Amy. Leona and Lila of Grand Cascapedia. Jean of Ajax and a brother Clem of Calgary. Also survived by his eight grand- children. Mr. Best served overseas during the second World War three vears and seven months with the Canadian Armies He was at the Panabaker McDermott Funeral Home. Service was held in the chapel Saturday January 26. at eleven o'clock by the Rev Brawn of Port Perry United Church with interment in Pin: Grove Cemetary. Prince Albert. Ontario NATIONAL AS NORTHRUP KING NATIONAL-NK SEEDS LTD. New Hybrid Seed Corn Sorghum & Soybean Varieties Market Sweet Corn Thor 919 Brand Alfaifas Noculized ready to plant Hay & Pasture Mixtures Florex a ¢ Red Clover Sunrise Estates tur! mixture COMPLETE INFORMATION CALL John Sytsma, R.R.4, Port Perry. Ont 416-985-3238 Bob DeJong. R.R.1, Nestleton. Ontario 416-986-4782 A very happy event was held last Monday evening at the home of June Hill when Myrtle Snelgrove and Florence Smith's quilting class were ending their year of stitches but also assisted working on June's lovely star pattern quilt. Plans were finalized for the exhibiting of quilts on June 19 in the Presbyterian Church. Watch paper for particulars. Later hours a dainty lunch and coffee was enjoyed followed by cameras that were in action thus a pleasant party We are happy for Jim and Helen Martyn and Robt. and Jean Snelgrove upon arrival of the stork. Both fathers were formerly of our village. Last Wednesday Messers Charles and Walter Webb of Haliburton accompanied their sister Mrs. Ben Smith when they all attended the golden wedding anniversary in honour of théir friends Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leitch of Uxbridge. They also attend- ed the funeral of an oid friend Mrs. Myrtle Johnston. Mr and Mrs. Earl have been happy to have their grandson Ralph of Oakwood - * while his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Lake are balming in Florida Rev. and Mrs. Chars Clark are tripping periodi- cally to Meaford, Owen Sound area visiting their daughter Helen. Mrs. Chali- foux. who is a surgical hospital patient. Mr. and Mrs. M. Luke of PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 13, 1980 -- 21 News and views from Prince Albert area Stoney Creek called here and there in the village and visited his mother Mrs. C. Luke at the Villa Mr and Mrs. Ben Smith were visited by a grandson Micky Stolar of Spanish and his frend Jackie Kmght of Toronto on Sunday Mir and Mrs Les Beacock were Friday evening dinner guests with Mr and Mrs Herb Swam. Blackstock Mrs R Robinson visited with her aunt, Mrs. Marshall of Whitby a couple of days last week. Mr. W. Doherty, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. T. Hodgins and Heather. I trust you all will exercise vour franchise at your polling station Monday, Feb 18 To love is to believe, to hope. it is a taste of heaven her below --Longfellow Please phone Mrs E Armstrong 985-7873 News and happenings from Ashburn area by Mrs. E. Heron The Ashburn group of the W.M.S. met last Wednesday at the home of the President, Mrs. Daw. Mrs. Wm. Gard- ner gave the opening devotions and the study was given by Mrs. S. McEntyre ending with a summary that the members all participat- ed in. The annual meeting of Burns Church was held last Friday evening in the Church Hall. Prior to the meeting everyone sat down to a delicious pot luck supper. After supper the children enjoyed some films. Miss Hilda Hopkins is in Oshawa Hospital recovering from Surgery on her foot, we send Hilda our best wishes and hope she will be home soon and feeling much better. Visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner were Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKimm, Mr. Norman Samells, Mrs. Wilbur Parr- inder, Mrs. Irma Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gardner and Shawn agd Mr. Wm. Lee. Mr. Kevin Knight has been enjoying a holiday in Florida. The sanctuary of Burns Church was beautiful this past week with living philo- dendron in the flower boxes and the planter in the foyer was also cared for. Thanks to our ladies guild and the help of Judy Morgan flower shop of Whitby. Rev. McEntyre began a series of sermons before lent and last Sunday's message was about Life and was FRED WILL PUT DURHAM NORTHUMBERLAND PORT PERRY 0 ha ENERGY IS A NATIONAL CONCERN Fred demands energy at cost increase on gas 1s unrealistic The 18¢ entitled "The churches program in one word." The Jr Choir sang Nothing is Impossible and Michael Emm sang a very pleasing solo called Thou Shalt Call His Name Jesus. Holy Communion will be celebrated at Burns Church on Feb. 24th Just for today--1 will live through the next twelve hours and not tackle my whole lifes problems at once. For Best Results Use The PORT PERRY STAR 'CLASSIFIEDS PHONE 985-7383 BACK TO WORK @ JANETVILLE FRED'S HOME TOWN Fred and tus wife Linda are both actively involved in making their community a better place to live PONTYPOOL 0 MILLBROOK » HIGH INTEREST RATES HURT FARMERS Freda and the NDP would reduce rates by two full percentane points interest Fred supports the family tarm as the basic unit , oftagriculture bred argues FRED SUPPORTS THE EXTENSION OF GO TRANSIT We must develop alternate sources of to create jobs and meet our needs for the 80 5 On February 18, elect McLaughlin NDP PORT HOPE LAWRENCE DECLARES COBOURG A DEPRESSED AREA Fred would push tor govern ment and private funding * get jobs tor Coboury Eidorade should remain rown (Or poration Wass disposal is a public concer NN Where to vote? Need a ride? Contact Port Perry 985-8435 Durham Northumberland Authorized by Howard Bickle. Official Agent for Fred McLaughlin NDP 136 King Street East. Bowmanville. 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