emorial installs latest 'in'
monitoring equ ipment
The late in m nitoring equipment
h be n in talled in the Critical Care
Unit t emorial Hospital, St. Jo ph,
cording to Bev Denton, R . director
of critical care nur ing for the uth-
e tern ichig n Health Care A cia-
. tion ( HeA).
"Th equipment which can simul­
t neou y monitor pati nt' respiration
blood pre re and he rtbeat ill dd
other import nt dimen ion to quality
of c re th t ernorial Hospital offer
mmunity", rs. Denton ide
imil r equipment a in all d in
pril 1982 in the ritical are Unit
ercy Ho it 1.
n d ition to re ording pat' nt'
ent vital . n ,e h monitor can al
cornp re them ith vital ° n of the
preceding 24 hour. Mr. Denton id
this provide phy ici ns ith an overall
picture of a patient's current and pre­
vious condition.
The monitors are located at the
central nursing ation well as at a
patient' bed ode and all patients on the
sy em can be monitored from any
b d 'de unit. This frees the nur to
male her round and still ke p in touch
ith all her patients.
"Thi is a va t improvement 0 er
previou equipment where only one
patient could be monitored by each
bed 'de" rs. Denton daid. Tho ill
allow a smaller .iumber of nurses to
monitor a greater number of patients
and will enable th ho pital to better
utilize it nur ing taff she added.
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Benton To ip, and al
a former Citizen
F' t runner-up
Peden, 18, n of
Fred Peden,
p ve., Fairplain. D r-
ren F eathe ton
rood runner-up. He i the
n of Lula F eathe tone
955 orth Sho Dr. P tri­
a Dunn' club coordina­
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RS. ELLA (ROBBINS)
TERRELL SCOTT, 81, past
president of District IV,
Mothers of World War I I.
died Saturday at B rrien
G neral Hospital. B rrien
Center, following a long ill­
ness. She resided a 282
Chestnut St., Benton Har­
bor. Funeral arrangements
were incomplete at Robbins
Brothers Funeral Home,
Benton Harbor. Mrs. Scott
born Feb. 23, 1902 in
Greensboro, Ga. and had rea
sided in Benton Harbor 61
y ars. She was a member
of Goldi Harmon Unit 43,
others of World War II.
Survivors include: thr
sons - Jerry and Sidney
Terr II of Benton Harbor
and Elwood T rrell of Los
Angeles, Calif.; three daugh­
ters - Susie Hayden of
Detroit, Louise Terrell of
Los Angeles and Mary Ellen
Foulke of Amityville, N.Y.;
20 grandchildren; and 15
gr at-grandchildren.
AUG USTA BLAKE·
ORE, 64, nee Kyle, 331
Walnut, B.H. died Feb. 22
at Berrien General Hospital
following a long illness.
She was born Aug. 2, 1918
in Burdett, Ark. and h d
resided in Benton Harbor
for 30 years. She is sur­
vived by her husband Gover­
nor Roy Blakemore; a
daughter, Ernestine Sisson,
B.H.; step-daughter, Doro­
thy Blakemore; five bro­
thers - Rev. Matthew Kyle
of Muskegon and David
Kyle of Detroit; six grand­
children and t 0 great­
grandchildren. Services
were Feb. 28 at Mount
Harmon Baptist Church ..
B.H. with burial in North
Shore Memory Garden.
Robbin Brothers Funeral
Home were in charge.
ELIJAH OSBY, 66, 1480
T rritorial Rd., died Feb. 21
at Memorial Hospital.
Funeral services were Feb.
24 at Second Baptist
Church. Burial was in
Galien Cemetery. Mr. Osby
was born May I, 1916
in Byhalia, Miss. H was
retired from Whirlpool
Corp. and a member of th
Company's Old Timers
Club. He is survived by
a son, Tyrone of B.H.;
daughter, Vanessa of De­
troit; five brother, Richard,
Elisha-, Jeff and Porter all 0
MemphiS, Tenn. and John
and a sister Mattie, both
of Byhalia.
A IE COLLINS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Mamie Collins, 91, 590 E.
Main St., Benton Harbor,
who died Feb. 8 at Shore­
ham Terrace ursing Home,
St. Joseph, are scheduled
to be held Wednesday,
March 2 at 1 p.m. at the
Christian Met)'lodist Epis-
Hope United
Methodist Church
(formerly BH United Methodist ission)
224 Pip •• ton.
at Plasant
Benton Harbor, MJ 49022
925-4423
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MINISTERS
elvin G. Willi ms Agatha T rr ntin
SERVICES
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ARCH 2 - 8, 1983
copat (CME) Church, Ben­
ton Harbor. Burial will
be in orth Shor Memory
Gardens. Friends may c I
at Robbins Brothers Funeral
Home, Benton Harbor, be­
ginning Tuesday. Mrs. Col­
lins was born July 27,
1891, in ontgomery, Ala.,
and had resided in Benton
Harbor for 31 years. There
are no known survivors.
H r husband, Charles, pre­
ceded her in death in 1954.
JESSE HIGGINS, 50,
871 Britain died Feb. 21
at his home following a long
illness. Mr. Higgins was
born Feb. 19, 1933 in
Oli Branch, Miss. There
are no immediate survivors.
Robbins Brothers Funeral
Home transferred the body
to MemphiS, Tenn. where
services were held.
RICHARD ORO, 22,
1157 Jennings died Feb. 18
in an automobile crash
with ROBERT SMITH, 17,
of 1140 McAllister. Both
men wer buried Feb. 25 in
North Shore emory Gar­
dens following services a
Robbins Brothers Funeral
Home. Richard Word, born
Feb. 23, 1960, is survived
by his parents Cliff and
Dorothy Word; his wife,
Brenda; two daughters
Quana and Kimberly, all of
B.H.; two sisters - rs.
Janis McFall and Rhonda
Word, both of B.H.; seven
brothers - Michael Moore,
Larry, Samuel, Tony,
Jam s, Kevin and Lonnie
Word all of B.H.; and his
grandfather, Eugene Purd
man of Cairo, III. ROBERT
SMITH was born Aug. 31,
1965 in Buchanan. H
is survived by his stepfather
and mother, Mr. and rs.
John Brown of B.H.; three
sisters - Viola osley, Terry
051 y nd Carita Smith,
all of B.H. and grand­
parents . Jessie Mosley of
Dowagiac and rs. Ida
Cook of Berrien Springs.
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RS. FRA KIE (Willi )
HENDERSO , 64, of 793
Pasadena, Benton Harbor,
died Feb. 23 at e cy
Hospital, Benton Harbor,
following a long illness.
Funeral services wer held
March 1 at Hopewell Baptist
Church, B nton Harbor.
Burial was in orth
Memory Gard ns. rs.
H nd rson was born arch
5, 1918, in iddleton,
Tenn., and had resided in
the Benton Harbor area for
the past 30 years. Survivors
include her husband, iIIi;
six sons, Richard He
and Albert Hersey, both of
Elgin, III.; Tommy Hersey,
Jam s Hersey and Paul
Hersey, all of 8 nton H r­
bor, and Joe H nderson of
Jackson; her mother, Lois
Willis of iddleton; 25
grandchildren; 10 great­
grandchildren; and six sis­
ters, Anna Lou illis of
Memphis, T nn., and Irene
Holmes, Della Adams,
Martha Bowers, R uthie
Shields and Annie Gibbs,
all of iddleton. Robbin
Brothers Funeral Hom was
in charg .
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