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... are not eligible Volunteers 1/4 „ to apply. This. too. applies to members ,„ Cooks , 2d day extra subject to of Voluntary Aid Detachments, staff of a of commanding officer, hospitals, and women with special CLERKS (having passed trade test). nursing ...
... in Birmi.igham are helping as voluntary workers at first aid posts, or are doing their 50 hours’ training required at the hospitals working in conjunction with the C.N.R. A few are doing paid full-time duty at the first aid posts. E. S. F. ...
... of the British Red Cross Society Issued on Thursday, reviews the wartime activities of men and women members of Voluntary Aid Detachments. The report, which is signed by Mrs Ridley, 0.8. E., of Maperton, Wlnoanton (president), states After the crisis ...
... present magnitude present war started many Voluntary Aid Detachments were disbanded. through a terrific amount of hard She believes in voluntary work to the work full and decried statements made that voluntary work was unreliable. Her I have ...
... including subscriptions, was realised at a whist drive organized by Mr. E. G. Wood, to provide First-Aid Outfits for the local Men's Voluntary First Aid Detachment. Mr. Wood was I.C. and prize-winners wero Mr. Standcn, Nlr. C. Wafts. Mr. Mpratt Mr. F. Go.alearl ...
... serving tinder the War Office, who have taken the Voluntary Aid Detachment obligations; (2) those working under local authorities as Civil Nursing Reserve members in civil hospitals, and at first aid and other posts connected with Air Raid Precautions ...
... S., 0.8. E., V.D.. P/101797 AUXILIARY TERRITORIAL SERVICE Coy. Comdr. M. E. r,; Wentworth-Reeve Coy. Comdr. H. L. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT MEMBERS Nursing Member J., W/551045. WARRANT OFFICERS. N.C.O.s AND MEN KILLED. ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Bye. Sergt ...
... distributed homenursing, first-aid and anti-gas certificates to members of the recentlyformed Stalls. 128 Detachment (Wednesbury and Darlaston) of the British Red Cross Society at Wednesbury Town Hall on Saturday The detachments of the Red Cross and the Order ...
... front units, led a detachment of the Preston SpecUl ConstabuUry, the Womens Auxiliary Police Service and followed by the Preston Auxiliary Fire Service, Women* AuxllUry Fire Service. Air-Raid Wardens. Rescue and Demolition Squad, first-aid panic*, ambulance ...
... THANKS TO HELPERS The Board desire to record their grateful acknowledgment of the services of the members of the Voluntary Aid Detachment of the British Red Cross Society and the St. John Ambulance Association. many of whom since the outbreak of war have ...
... E., V.D., P/J01797. AUXILIARY TERRITORIAL SERVICE.—Green, Coy. Cmdr., M.E.R., Wentworth-Rceve, Coy. Cmdr., H.L. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT MEMBERS.— L&pagc. Nursing Member. J., W/531045. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.CO.'S AND MEN KILLED CORPS OF SIGNALS.—Bye. Set ...
... wounded and sick troops would be well looked after. He felt that the members of detachments were extremely keen on their work, and he hoped that all would join the voluntary nursing scheme, as. indeed, most of them had already done. An address was given ...