NURSES' ASSOCIATION

Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 138, 8 December 1945, Page 12

NURSES' ASSOCIATION

The Wellington branch of the New Zealand T^gistered Nurses' Association held its annual meeting in the E.S U rooms last week. There was a large attendance of "members, and Miss Woodhead presided. The council officers for next year were elected as follows:—President, Miss J. C. Woodhead; vice-presidents. Miss M. F. Barnett and Miss X G. Haussmann; members, Mrs E Boyle, Misses Barrett, F J. Cameron, Hamilton, H. McCombie K. M. Prosser, F. E. Symes, D. L. Waldie, C. Doherty, and Mrs. D. M. G Gillespie The speaker for the evening was Dr. Kennedy Elliott, who gave an interesting address on his experiences overseas. Miss Woodhead spoke of the loss sustained by the association in Wellington through the transfer to Tauranga ol Miss S. R. Mackenzie, the former president. She also made mention of the conference which was being held during the year, after an interval of four years. The annual report and balance-sheet were presented by Miss Tocker.

Christina:- carols were sung by .j:-MKile!i«)ii by the Wellington Hosr.iml Choir, and at supper a large Cl'irislmas cike was cut by Mi.-.1- Woodhead and 'Aliss K. M. Bourse, a former association .secretary.

Jf you would please your family, Always serve them WESTHALL TEA. With its all-important three, Strength . . . Colour . . . Flavour, Medium or strong or weak, WESTI-TAIM. has Ihe taste they seek. —Advt