Amanda Healey (left) and Sonja Elcock (second left), of Avonside Girls’ High School, Richard Martin, of Hagley High School, and Philip Beattie (right), of Shirley Boys’ High School, raise their blindfolds after a blindfolded tent pitching exercise in a Red Cross rescue course for young people at Queen Elizabeth’ll Park yesterday. Nineteen people have enrolled for the week-long course which includes leadership and survival training, first aid, and simulated rescues. , —Photograph by DAVID WETHEY.
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74Amanda Healey (left) and Sonja Elcock (second left), of Avonside Girls’ High School, Richard Martin, of Hagley High School, and Philip Beattie (right), of Shirley Boys’ High School, raise their blindfolds after a blindfolded tent pitching exercise in a Red Cross rescue course for young people at Queen Elizabeth’ll Park yesterday. Nineteen people have enrolled for the week-long course which includes leadership and survival training, first aid, and simulated rescues. , —Photograph by DAVID WETHEY. Press, 11 May 1989, Page 1
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