St. John Cadets Compete

"Here is a man who went shooting and who tripped. His gun went off giving him a bad gunshot wound and in tripping he fell over a cliff, breaking his leg in the fall. What would you do about this?" This was a question asked of St John Ambulance cadets from units in the Nelson district when they competed in Nelson recently. Before them the teams found patients with injuries described by the examiner. They were judged on how these were treated. We peeped in for a short time and came away with the conviction that if we were ever unfortunate enough to suffer similar injuries, we would be in good hands if our first-aiders were St John cadets.

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Boys and girls awaiting their turn to go into action

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Ruth Bateup and Denies Wigzell (Stoke) posed for us with this handsome skeleton

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Peter Monahan resuscitates this dummy under the critical eye of Ian Barker and examiner Don Sutton.

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While Daryl Way, Stephen Fryer, Tom Brett and John Fryer (Tahuna) look on anxiously, Dr W. A. Walker examines the patient they have just treated.

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The injuries were most realistic, due to the make-up technique of Edwin Barker and his team (patient is Wayne Smith),

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Mrs Annette Winter was filing results

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Daryl Way, Stephen and Graeme Fryer and Lawrie Wilson work on Ian Cameron while Dennis Stringer, Divisional Superintendent, looks on.

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Trevor Da Feu passes on instructions to Derek Martin while Mervyn Bright carries on