SCHOOL DENTISTRY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16359, 23 February 1921, Page 4

SCHOOL DENTISTRY.

PROBATIONER NURSES APPOINTED, [From Our Coh-respondent.] "WELLINGTON. February 22. To carry out a complete system of school dentistry the chief dental officer recommended training a number of women to conduct simple dental operations on children in primary schools. 1 These dental nurses are to undergo a j course of training for tiro years in t 'Wellington. It is stated that a very large number of applications were received for the positions, and the Public Service Commissioner has appointed thirty-five probationary nurses to receive training. Their names are : S. Alien, Dunedin. M- Anderson, Palmerston North. A, G. Baker, Lower Mutt. A. 1L M. Bannister. Ahistcrtou. LoTiisa Benn, Auckland. F. L. Carlton. Titnaru. Airs Florence J. Carson. Auckland. AL. Falconer, Dunedin. Josephine L. Gully. Auckland. Elsie M Haines, Wellington. L. AT- Huston, Lyttelton. AN". E. M. Jennings. Christchurch. B. AI. Kenna, Christchurch. M. Kirkpatrick, Gisborne. J. E. M’Kenzie, "Wellington. AY. L. AFCrea, Northcotc. J. M’Farlane. To Kuiti. S. Al. M’Laugblin. WellingtonM. Ai. Mitchell, Xgakawau. Al. Needham, Dunedin. J.* A. Nicholson, Dunedin. A. K. Penfold. Oamaru. E. At. Pinkey, Masterton. A. C. Ramsay, Christchurch. J. R- Robbins. Timaru. H. C. Scully. AVellington. A. E Spring, Central Otago. Annabel Stewart, Matamata. A. E. L. Tonge, Thames. M. Turner. AYaifotara. E. C. Webb, Drury. G. E. AYest, Napier. E- Willetts. Auckland. R. G. Williams, Invercargill. AI. E. Wiliamson, Wellington.