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... all the detachments on the good work they had done. Major said it ars a pleasure to him to propose a hearty vote of thanks to Lady Winchester for coming to Southampton to pre sent the cup PO worthily won by Mrs. Johns' Voluntary Aid Detachment. He would ...
... years of age are required to join the Voluntary Aid Detachments to this neighbourhood. 011/LOT:—To assist the 100YR4t4 l/I time ol war. will not nermearify be required outride Hampshire. • Knowledge of First Aid' not essential on enrolment. Such an ...
... nursing: and it has been provided that the members of each voluntary aid detachment shall be required to pass the twofold examination of the St. John Ambulance Association : the examination in first aid and the subsequent examination in nursing. You have therefore ...
... undertook to give the preliminary training required in first aid and nursing , to candidates for the voluntary aid detachments, and as a result of the special classe, , for the detachments during the last session 33,030 qualified persons ...
... the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society if Oreat Britain wore invaded was illustrated on Saturday afternoon at Stratton Park, where the members of the Winchester and Northbrook 4Richeklever and Sutton Scotnev) Voluntary ...
... of the oonnty soldiers are invited to attend. _ _ THE BRITISH RED C2OBB SOCIETT.—The inspeetion of the Winchester Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Red Cross Society will be held on Thursday, May P 2 nd, by Lleut.-Colonel McLaughlin, R.A.M.C., in the New ...
... although the tie. to those 11 ha turiend the various eee-I gun was put out of action by the litontanry, tionsof the Voluntary Aid Detachments. but lido. however. did not stir-sive the victory proved very intresting and attracted slaty, long. as Hoo whole ...
... cases. The detachment was inspected in camp by Major Vincent Ryan, the senior medical officer of the Division of Officers' Training Corps to which the voluntary aid detachment was attached. he also examined each individual member of the ...
... SOUTH HANTS lk ISLE OF WIGHT. OF Governer of the Isle of Wight, has given a shield for competition among the voluntary aid detachments of the British Red Cross Society in the Island. New Daces AT SOUTHAMPTON: AOCOMMODATION POR TI is announced that the ...
... RED MUM DRILL Al' The Hen's Voluntary Aid Detachments of Seiininitoke. Old Basing and Daneshill and Sherborne are again favoured with • fine afternoon for their second combined drill in the open last Ssturday. The detachments. numbering about 40, which ...
... wife of the General Commanding the Southern Defences, has consented to become its president. It is hoped to form voluntary 'aid detachments in every ward in the borough. with a view of organising efficient help to supplement the work of the Royal Army ...
... admirable di,:play et Me utility of the British Red Cross Society mai the absolute neeeosity for the establish- of Voluntary Aid Detachments to take the Geld io time of war should this country ever be bareded. So far as it could be given. it was • fairly ...