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CELEBRATING THEIR- 60th wedding an-
niversary Mildred and Redvers Johnson of
Ripley enjoyed comments from friends
and relatives June 10 at the 'legion.
'Wavers and Mildred sic with great-
grandchildren, left, Mandy George, 10,
and Blythe, 20 months of Ajax. (Nellie
Blake photo)
Johnson:s celebrate anniversary
Reflecting the changes they've seen, a
Ripley couple celebrated 60 years of mar-
riage June 10 at a come and go tea at the
Royal Canadian Legion organized by their
children and attended by their grand-
- - --ehilnand=great gr-andch dr .
Mildred and Redvers (nicknamed 'Meff )
Johnson were married June 15,1929, at their
parent'shome byminister Johnstone of the
St. Paul's Presbyterian church in Glammis
The couple has two daughters Joan
(deceased) and Joy, three grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren. Most of their
offspring attended the anniversary party.
One great-grandchild even survived the
chicken pox to attend the celebration, but
had to sit outside for fear of giving his ail-
ment to the other children.
As a young man, Mr. Johnson worked
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Silverwood making butter in Lucknow in
1934 until the couple moved to Ripleyi.n 1959.
He drove a school bus from 1965 until his
retirement'in 1970.
Mrs. Johnson worked a several stores in
,Lack v,, aid raised_kerr _two children..
Mrs. Johnson's sisters villa Hedley of
Ripley and Eva Small of Kincardine also at-
tendedthe•celebration. Mr. Johnson has one
brother Sid of Toronto who was unable to
attend.
When askedhowthey managed 60 years of
marriage, Mrs. Johnson said, "We just
couldn't get along without each other. We've
seen a lot of changes."
Among those changes are electricity,
radio and television, she said, adding their
first car was a Model T Ford. Now they still
drive a Ford car, she said.
Eastern Star assistanc
A donation ,of ,$814000 from the Order
of the Eastern -Star of 13ntario :has pro-
vided a new ::dental Clinic that is pro-
viding specialized care for .cancer pa-
tients at the Princess Margaret Hospital
in Toronto. This is the .largest single
donation ever received from . a service
organization and represents . an outstan-
ding gift from the 351000 members in
Ontario.
The :Order of the :Eastern Star, is an
international fraternal organization for
both -men and women. The amen are also
all Masons, and the women are the
spouses or female relatives of Masons.
The new dental clinic is the focus of a
;unique :program to prepare .;pedal den-
tal splints, :o r ` matilloacial .pro-
sthesis" . for patients -before they
undergo major jaw surgery for cancer.
These splints are then inserted at the
time of . surgery and the 'patients are
able to .immediately 'eat, drink, speak
and interact socially. This is in sharp
contrast to the usual :plan of waiting
several months while the surgical site
heals before fitting the patient with a
dental device to replace the parts of the
jaw which are removed.
Huron Chapter No. 89 of Wingham
made a generous donation to this
project.
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