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... in. the Donsido Division seven voluntary aid detachments—one men’s and six women’s—and during the past year there had been much activity. The men’s detachment, Aberdeen No. 3, was orginally the Stoney wood men’s detachment, but was now ...
... battalion last year as a transport officer after period of valuable service as County Director for Cumberland the voluntary aid detachments. His wife was nursing in Penrith Military Hospital when the sad news reached ...
... Fla I>ay, organised through the Aberdeen Battalion ot Boys Brigade, with the assistance of both City and County Voluntary Aid -Detachments, is as follows: Aberdeen area „£1,003 0 7 Inverune 49 9 1 Banchory 22 8 0 Tornaveen 15 Buckie (at entertainment) ...
... sale being undertaken lather, assisted, so far neoeeeary, members of th* Boys’ Brigade. The ladies the Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments are assisting both in the arrangements and v/ork, and there » every prospect that throughout, given good weather ...
... amounted to £714/9/7. A supplementary report to the annual review showed that there are now eight Voluntary Aid Detachments and two British Red Cross Detachments in the county. At November 1 the total personnel was 234, consisting of sixty-two mobile and 172 ...
... handsome candelabra from tito Dceside division of th© men’* -voluntary aid detachment, and tho women the Aboyne V.A.D. Lady Brooks, in making the said that, behalf of the voluntary aid detachments of Deeside, ...
... collect funds and organise work parties. This she performed with characteristic She continued her association when the Voluntary Aid Detachments were formed, and in the Great War she opened an auxiliary hospital with twenty beds at her shooting lodge near the ...
... far as organised through the Aberdeen Battalion of the Boys’ Brigade, with the assistance of both city and county voluntary aid detachments, is as follows: Aberdeen area £lOO3 7 Inverurie 49 1 Banchory 22 8 Tornaveen 13 3 O' Buckie (at entertainment) 2 ...
... local voluntary workers, the badge signifying that the wearer is regular voluntary worker, and has rendered sendees to the country in this capacity for three months, and is still working. e result of an appeal the War Office requesting the aid of members ...
... the model can be picked out. ROSS-CROMARTY V.A.D. CUP DINGWALL TEAM AGAIN WINNERS AT the annual inspection of the Voluntary Aid Detachments in the County of Ross and Cromarty, held in Dingwall Town Hall, competition took place for the cup presented by Lady ...
... Peterhead Voluntary Aid Detachment was held in the Town hcnuoe the other afternoon. Dr Carmichael Boddam, presided in the absence of Dr Middleton, Peterhead, and both detachments were well represented. Mr R. L. Mitchell, secretary of the men’s ...
... ambulance© under the supervision Mr James Scott, jun., assistant transport officer, with Miss Dawson in charge of the voluntary aid detachment workers and Councilor Gibb, representing the Red Committee. Another ambulance train reached Aberdeen st 9 o’clock ...