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This bookc was given by the choir in PresonwhodiedDec 4,1978. ,iureM.Prso wsafaithful chi eme ora.eat5 years and choir leader for 30 NO. 630 * years, in the Bethany United EVery Idvr 'Church. 'iseg te Mrs. Mildred Bristow a Iteln happy to have hier family 15 AC ION P I~EDhome for Easter, they were: â4CYlolfMr. and Mrs. Doug Graham Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Mel ~. ... Ogryzek and family, on DqsKingston. Alan Bristow, (PEcIRinDYs Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Gary A Bristow and family, Janet- ville, Mrs. Rhoda Johnson, Peterborough. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beer,' Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. Powde edPhilip Beer, London, and Miss Cathy Beer, Toronto, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Beer. Cathy is home for two weeks and upon hier return to university will be busily T i engaged in writing exams. illness of Mrs. Brian Shaw, residing in the former home of PETERGEShaw underwent surgery at Port Perry Hospital, and )E T E J.EPcitope (nee Rythis Plmer)llb Weoatr gad to elcoer Mrs.Rayes Brenn lBele for a visit with er ther as Mrs. Ina Palmer an te masebesof he.fadmiy . J I yto sae Rth Pa.U.C) Pinerandoubes) heyca be use d to el pomie tr ayt fr pents by te PlinyouSaskt.Plmese go ive the labe yoaert Mrs. AicN alse, Btany.ohe Thesecbe lte ftat thhom I ofs are tCo pins o thels"Un eited qurc esho lnespapmers)are still sraetemfor pteniyte Church. fouan't dlier [~~gi] the yoarels to thesed Mrs. Alice Neals Bt ange U"Agrin Na re and" (neA SpringARmInduser) Prce6.5 àia E104 he pUonthe aurenc e an Odnesa sae tl SWith$$t!agreasotino-do, f 1-ozfor .-andoe ed aorhe id bhn th anstemiconac botte liaN Oh oyain't Nature Grand! 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The former Flora May (Floss) Bell was born June 16, 1891, at Hartley, and was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bell. She was married August 16, 1914 at Orono. She was a member of Albert Street United Church. Mrs. Parson survived by her husband, James Parson; a son, Joseph Parson of Oshawa; a sister, Mrs. Barbara Van Dyke, of South Dakota; four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was predeceased by a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Muzik, in 1976. 1Mrs. Parson rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa. Service was held in the chapel on Wednesday. Interment in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Rev. Allister Macintosh officiated. Memorial donations to Albert Street United Church would be appreciated. St. John Ambulance advises that eye injuries need medical attention as soon as possible. Bandage a clean dressing over the injured eye and take the casualty to the hospital. 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