ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 70, 15 December 1933, Page 9

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

Class Examinations Various sub-centres of the St. John Ambulance Association have 311st concluded class examinations. The successful candidates are as follow: Preliminary Home Nursing, Wellington.—Marie Piaggi, Betty Jensen. . Home Nursing. Marsden School — Peggy Huams, Lola Kelly, Kathleen King, Vivienne ■ Little and Diana Jameson. , „ T , First Aid, Napier.—R. J. Gordon Madigan, Alex. Millar Olliver, Herbert Gillier, Arthur 0. West, William G. Jones, Neal Blemer Bassett, John W. Coddington. First Aid, Hastings.—Misses M. Rushton. C. McPhee, L< Ritchie, M. Baddiley, D. Manning, J. Harris, N. Baddiley. B. Low, J. Barden. R. Kirkwood, A. Monk, D. Bullot, Mesdames H. Barden, Storer, T. Stuart, Misses M. Summers. E. Cromp-

ton, Snadden, Messrs. E. Neilson, B. Anderson, H. Barden, E. Sherry. J. Maisey, G. Kay, H. Price, G. VVStringer, J. Wood. M. Morrison, I. Snadd?n - . Junior First Aid, Wellington.—May Allen, Louise Tolly. , , First Aid, Takaka.—Robert Clarke, James A. Dowing, Bazil H. Green, Fergus A. Hume, Reginald L. Newlove, Stanley Taylor, Harold J. Thompson, Barry A. Tindale Misses Winnie Cozens, Eileen Fugle, Alice Skilton, Mesdames Annie Gibbs, Daphne Hodgkinson, Margaret McCallum. Twentj’-eight. first. aid, 20 home .nursing and one junior hygiene classes have been conducted, and 704 candidates offered themselves for the various tests. Five hundred and sixty-one qualified; 87 took their voucher and medallion examination, while 50 failed. i i - Mr. G. G. Maddison, Mayor, of Hastings, writes as follows: —“Although my multitude of duties prevent.me from taking the intense interest in' the association’s work that I desire, nevertheless I have no doubt that it will be pleasing *o you to know that the branch has made considerable, progress since its inception. There is a particularly good spirit prevailing among members, which. I am sure, will carry it onward in its great work.” ”... ...