ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 28 November 1941, Page 2

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

NURSING DIVISION RE-EXAMINATION OF MEMBERS. LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. The following were the successful candidates in connection with the St. John Ambulance Nursing Division’s re-examinations: —Mavis Tildersley, Peggy Nicol, Annie Tregurtha, Hazel Bell, Merle Nicholaison, Beryl Vincent, Dorothy Kemp. Lily Cocker; Barbara Barton,' Edna Trass, Enid Harris, Olive Bray; Katherine Cunningham, Phyllis Nicholaison, Moray Macgillivray, Lilia Thomson, Doreen Falconer, Agnes Henderson, Dorothy Carter, Ivy Wilkinson, Ethel Moreland, Helen Tankersley. Dr. Helen Cowie and Dr. N. Prior were the examiners. SEWING GUILD. ARTICLES FOR HOSPITAL USE. Matron Grant, of the Masterton Hospital, was recently presented with thirty-eight dozen articles of sewing for hospital use, from the Sewing Guild of the St. John Ambulance Nursing Division. Included in the list were face cloths, serviettes, hot water bag covers, face masks, food and jug covers, etc., some of new and other of old material. Ten dozen ditty bags and handkerchiefs were also handed over to Miss Rita Elliott, the Red Cross Society’s centre secretary, for the use of the soldier patients in the Anzac Hospital, Featherston. The members of the Nursing Division warmly thank the ladies who formed the Sewing Guild and did such excellent work.