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... for War for the organisation of voluntary aid for 'sick and wounded in the event of war in the home territory. and pointed not that each county amociation was charged with the responsibility of oriranieing voluntary aid in the county. and won required ...
... charged wit,h -the duty of ornanising voluntary aid in Surrey, and is forming Voluntary Aid Detachments through local branches of the British Red Cross Society. There need be no limit to the num her of such ...
... neheme, proposes to form Voluntary Aid Detachntente of men and women through the local branches of the Red Crone Society, and with the cooperation of the St. John Ambulance APO. elation. The composition of these Voluntary Aid Detachments was ...
... now • iterated that. Tbn Chairman said that the other matter Cepit. Harris wanted to bring forward was that of the voluntary . aid detachment. and as tar as be 'the Cha irman) could make our.. was a thing that should he ,:one by men and women There was a ...
... and there the Wilding_problem is ever before erre of School Beards and voluntary alike. A very lame proportion of the lame iirbon $, 4 i00l Board rates is due to of Molding loans, aid this is Now it is quits phial that, as regards taking ever old debts ...
... is_l4._ R. O KEATON, to whom item not lessof forthcoming Ml should be seat at too abors address. VOLUNTARY AID MOVEMENT. In support of the Voluntary Aid Moveroert in connection with the Territorial Forces, • meeting was held at the Drill Hall on Monday ...
... formation of voluntary aid detachmems (which has been dealt with in detail recently in tho - Surrey Advertiser), and pointed out that the chairmen of the various Recruiting Committees had been asked to take the matter up, and that already some detachment. were ...
... they struld best show heir appreciation of the work of the Lord Lieutenant by atilt further helping him to form a Voluntary Aid Detachment of the Red Ambulance erne. He hoped Colonel ('ubitt would be their Lord Lien• tenant for many years to route, and ...
... this leads me to conclude list in all probability tlere are still amity children in the parish who have never been vaccinated, ai,d whom it is impossible to reach. extent by at, irrpection at the schools. If the Board will sanction mt visiting, I would suggest ...
... dealt with by the local Recruiting Committees, or perhaps be the local Chatebsr of Commerce. The formation of a first-aid detachment wan on foot, and he hoped to organise • larliee erection. In conch:Pion. he heartily thankud tits subscribers and donors ...
... 13 The meaning the clause that the voluntary throughout England Wales were to be DISESTABLISHED that of all recognition the State and all assistance from public (“Shame”i provision as this really death-blow to voluntary which to transferred to the authority ...
... for funds on that useful work the defence country though different that persons who are to give voluntary assistance money although cannot give time to aid in the work local collections for this work have been successful the local sentiment strongly people ...