ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 145, 20 June 1936, Page 10

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

DUTIES FOR TO-DAY WANGANUI DIVISION The following are the duties for St. John Anmulanue members: \\ anganui Races.—Corps Superinleudent \\. Bourne, Sergt. G. Bridges, Sergt. H. '<et rdon, Privates L. Henley, E. Anderson, ,1. Sheppard, R. Lacey. Saturday Night (Wrestling;.—Sergt. 11. Reardon, Private E. Jlamling. Spriggens Park (Tuesday morning . —Fergt. 11. Reardon, Privates R. Lacey, L. Henley, E. Hamling, H. Wadman, R. Barron. Wanganui Races (King’s Birthday). —Corps Superintendent W. Bourne, Sergts. G. Bridges, H. Reardon, I’rivates E. Handing, E. Anderson, J, Sheppard, L. Henley, R. Barron. East Town Railway Division. Victoria Park (Soccer).—Privates V. Rockell, F. Stringer. Helmore Street (Soccer). —Private Gonville and Central Nursing Divisions. Gonville Park (Hockey) . Ladv Superintendent Miss Surnison, Ambulance Sister Miss Gowan. Central Nursing Division member.** report for duty as usual. Wanganui Cadets. Gonville Park (Hockey).—Cadets A. Orton, Sergt. Smith. Church Parade. Ou Sunday, June 28, the annual church parade of St. John Ambulance Brigade will be held at Trinity Methodist Church. District, corps officers, nursing, men and cadets divisions will parade at headquarters at 10.15 a.in. sharp. The Queen’s Alexander Band has kindly consented to head the procession to Trinity Church, where they will continue to head the Legiou of Frontiersmen on to Christ Church. Tuesday night practice will be held as usual, and important business will be discussed.