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Bridget Hastings, an assistant youth director for the New Zealand Red Cross Society, under a silver foil blanket recommended by the society’ for inclusion in a motorist’s first aid kit. The blankets, which are large enough to wrap round a patient, were developed as part of the American space programme. They’ fold into a space no larger than a cigarette packet, and are popular with hampers and climbers because, in an emergency, they retain body heat.

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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 34037, 29 December 1975, Page 12

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Bridget Hastings, an assistant youth director for the New Zealand Red Cross Society, under a silver foil blanket recommended by the society’ for inclusion in a motorist’s first aid kit. The blankets, which are large enough to wrap round a patient, were developed as part of the American space programme. They’ fold into a space no larger than a cigarette packet, and are popular with hampers and climbers because, in an emergency, they retain body heat. Press, Volume CXV, Issue 34037, 29 December 1975, Page 12

Bridget Hastings, an assistant youth director for the New Zealand Red Cross Society, under a silver foil blanket recommended by the society’ for inclusion in a motorist’s first aid kit. The blankets, which are large enough to wrap round a patient, were developed as part of the American space programme. They’ fold into a space no larger than a cigarette packet, and are popular with hampers and climbers because, in an emergency, they retain body heat. Press, Volume CXV, Issue 34037, 29 December 1975, Page 12