Mrs. Helen Hunter and two other women demonstrate a new pill-counting machine purchased for the Deddington Health Centre in memory of Dr. Gerald Unsworth. – Vintage Photograph

Mrs. Helen Hunter, an assistant dispenser at the Deddington Health Centre, demonstrated a new pill-counting machine on June 12th 1975. Mrs. Toy Webb and Mrs. Alexis Taylor had raised 103 to purchase the machine in memory of Dr. Gerald Unsworth, who died in a car crash. Dr. Unsworth had lived in Souldern and practiced in the Deddington area.Mrs. Helen Hunter, an assistant dispenser at the Deddington Health Centre, demonstrated a new pill-counting machine on June 12th 1975. Mrs. Toy Webb and Mrs. Alexis Taylor had raised 103 to purchase the machine in memory of Dr. Gerald Unsworth, who died in a car crash. Dr. Unsworth had lived in Souldern and practiced in the Deddington area.

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17 1 B.f PAPER JUN 1975 Of 12 JUN 1975 EXPOSURE FLASH PERCENTAGE Women buy pill counter for centre A new pill courting machine is demonstrated by Mrs Helen Hun er as sistant dispenser at the De- ddington Health Cente. With her are Mis Toy Webb (centre) and Mrs Alexis Taylor, who raised 103 to buy this new equip- ment for the health certre ir memory of D- Gerald Unsworth, who cied car crash. Dr Unsworth lived at Souldern and pract sed in the Deddington area.