Dominion Cadet Competitions 1959

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE

HAWKE’S BAY – EAST COAST DISTRICT

DOMINION CADET COMPETITIONS

HASTINGS

August 28, 29, 30   1959

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INDEX

Mayor’s Message   Page 2
Commissioner’s Message   Page 3
Organising Committee   Pages 4 & 5
Trophies and Details   Pages 8, 9 & 11
Programme   Page 12
Judges   Page 13
Getting to Intermediate School (plan)   15
Within Hastings Intermediate School   Pages 16 & 17
Competitors (Ambulance Cadets)   Pages 18 & 19
Competitors (Nursing Cadets)   Pages 20 & 21
Schedule of Tests   Pages 23, 24 & 25
Dominion Competitions Committee   Page 27
St. John Headquarters   Page 31
Autographs   Page 32

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His Worship, the Mayor, Mr. W.E. Bate, O.B.E.

I am very pleased indeed to welcome to Hastings all Cadets and Visitors who have come here in connection with the annual Cadet Competitions. The Cadets and all others in active association with the Venerable Order of St. John are rendering a public service of significance and importance. I know of no better training in good citizenship than that young people and the not-so-young as well, should associate themselves enthusiastically with this Venerable Order which, based on Christian precept and practice, is a constant exemplar of the highest and best in Social Service.

I extend to you the greetings and good wishes of all our citizens and trust that your stay in Hastings will be both pleasant and memorable.

W.E. Bate

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Mr. Harril Barden, C.St.J. District Commissioner.

In welcoming competing teams, officers and friends to our District, we do so with pleasure and pride in the Organisation to which we belong. May your stay with us be a happy one.

The success of the competitions is due to the forethought of an active Committee under the Chairmanship of District Officer Taylor.

May the best teams and competitors win, always remembering that sportsmanship and the knowledge we should gain from competing are of far more importance than the winning of trophies, however pleasing that may be.

On behalf of the Hawke’s Bay and East Coast St. John Ambulance District, sincere congratulations to all teams who are to so worthily represent their Districts.

Harril Barden

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DOMINION CADET COMPETITIONS ORGANISING COMMITTEE –

The 1959 Dominion Cadet Competitions Organising Committee is from the left to right:- Back row, Messrs P.H. Linehan, J. Tobin, District Superintendent I. Snadden, District Officers S.C. Andrews, L. Jarvis, W.R. Kemp and Messrs. J.E. Morgan and A.G. Ericksen.

Front row: Cadet Superintendent (Miss) M. Tait, District Superintendent (Mrs) F.G. Yeo, Commissioner H.G. Barden, District Surgeon H.H. Barnett, District Cadet Officer H.E. Taylor, and Mrs J. Burt.

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Organising Committee

Chairman:
District Cadet Officer H.E. TAYLOR, S.B.St.J.

Secretary:
District Superintendent I. SNADDEN, O.St.J.
Commissioner H. BARDEN, C.St.J.
District Surgeon, H.H. BARNETT, S.B.St.J.
District Superintendent (Mrs.) F.G. YEO, O.St.J.

CONVENERS:

Accommodation:
J. TOBIN.

Catering.
(Mrs.) J. BURT.

Entertainment:
Commissioner H. BARDEN, P. LINEHAN.

Publicity:
A.G. ERICKSEN, J.E. MORGAN.

Venue and Equipment:
Staff Officer S.C. ANDREWS, S.B.St.J.

Reception and Transport:
Staff Officer W. KEMP.

Chief Marshalls:
Staff Officer L. JARVIS (A.), Cadet Superintendent (Miss) M. TAIT (N.)

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People at the Contest

Mrs. F.G. Yeo, Taradale, was the first Lady Superintendent on the formation of the Taradale Nursing Division in 1940, and in 1956 was appointed Lady District Superintendent. She was admitted as a Serving Sister of the Order in 1956, and is the Mayoress of the Taradale Borough.

Dr. H. H. Barnett, of Napier, joined the brigade in 1932 as Surgeon to the Napier and Port Ahuriri Cadet Ambulance Division and transferred to the Napier Ambulance Division in 1936. He was appointed District Surgeon in 1940 and was admitted to the Order as an Officer in 1952.

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Nursing Cadet Awards

CANTERBURY CENTENNIAL SHIELD – (Nursing Cadet Champion of Champions): This shield was presented in 1950 by Divisional Superintendent Oliver, of Wellington. The winners that year were South Auckland District.

1958 Winner: Cadet Sgt. S.Y. Marquand, South Auckland District.

Details of other Nursing Cadet Trophies may be found on page 11.

COLONEL BARCLAY MEMORIAL SHIELD

(Champion nursing cadet team): This shield was presented in 1949 in memory of the late Colonel Barclay, who, at the time of his death in 1942, was Commissioner of the Brigade in New Zealand.

1958 winners: Wellington District.

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Ambulance Trophies

SIR ALFRED ROBIN MEMORIAL SHIELD (Champion Ambulance Cadet team): This trophy was presented to the Priory of St. John in 1936 by Miss Robin, in memory of her brother. Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John. It has been held six times since 1949 by Canterbury, West Coast teams.

1958 Winners: Wellington District.

On page 11 are details of other Ambulance Cadet Trophies.

BLEDISLOE CUP (Ambulance Cadet Champion of Champions): Presented by Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Bledisloe in 1934. This cup has been held 10 times by Canterbury, West Coast members.

1958 winner: Cadet Sergeant P.D. Bathgate, Auckland District.

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Details of other Trophies

ROLLY NELSON TROPHY (Runner-up for the Canterbury Centennial Shield). – Awarded for the first time in 1957, and was presented by the Ambulance and Nursing Cadets of South Auckland District in recognition of the service rendered to the Cadet Movement by Mr. O.R. Nelson, many years District Officer for Cadets in that area.

1958 winner: Cadet Sergeant A.T. Milne, Canterbury and West Coast District.

DUTTON SHIELD (Runners-up for the Sir Alfred Robin Memorial Shield): This trophy was presented by Commissioner W.W. Dutton in 1951, who was Officer-in-Charge of the Wellington District over the war years, and on his transfer to the Reserve in 1950, had a record of 27 years’ continuous service for St. John.

1958 winners: Auckland District.

LINEN GUILD CUP (Runners-up for the Barclay Memorial Shield). – Presented in 1951 by Lady Elliot, M.B.E., and Dame of Grace of St. John.

1958 winners: Canterbury and West Coast District.

DAWSON CUP (Champion Team Leader, Nursing Cadets). – First held by Otago District in 1949, when it was presented by Sir Bernard Dawson at the first Dominion Cadet Nursing Competitions.

1958 winners: Cadet S. Hillary, Wellington District.

DOMINION ROSE BOWL (Champion Team Leader, Nursing Cadets). This award was first won by Canterbury-West Coast District in 1950.

1958 winner: Cadet M. Scarrott, Wellington District.

GILBERT CUP (Champion Team Leader, Ambulance Cadets). – This cup was presented by Mr. E.B. Gilbert in 1936. Mr. Gilbert, who was at one time Chief Officer for Ambulance Cadets in the Dominion will be remembered for beginning the Cadet Movement in New Zealand, when he formed the Wanganui Cadet Ambulance Division in 1927. – This was the first Cadet Division outside the British Isles. – The first division was formed at Wanganui also. (In 1922).

1958 winners: Cadet Sergeant D.R. Rastrick, Canterbury and West Coast District.

ROCKELL CUP (Champion Team Member, Ambulance Cadets) – Presented by Mr. I.S. Rockell in 1936, who was formerly Chief Officer for Ambulance Cadets in the Dominion.

1958 winner: Cadet T. McLunie, South Auckland District.

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DOMINION CADET COMPETITIONS PROGRAMME

FRIDAY 28th August   7.30 p.m. – Reception; Welcome by His Worship the Mayor; and briefing (At St. John Hall, Southland Road).

SATURDAY 29th August   8.30 a.m. – Competitions, etc., continuing all day, (At Hastings Intermediate School.)
8.00 p.m. – Social evening and presentation of trophies. (At St. John Hall, Southland Road).

SUNDAY 30th August   9.00 a.m. – Informal meeting of Cadet Officers. (At St. John Hall, Southland Road).
10.15 a.m. – Assembly for Church Parade, Church of England. (Assemble at St. John Headquarters, Southland Road).
1.30 p.m. – Sight-seeing tour by bus leaving from Southland Road.
7.45 p.m. – Film Evening (At St. John Hall, Southland Road).

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JUDGES

AMBULANCE CADETS

Sir Alfred Robin Memorial Shield.
Team Test   Dr. H.H. Barnett, O.St.J.
Dr. A.W. Reeve
Practical and Oral First Aid   Dr. D.R. Ingram
Dr. E.P. Shilton
Dr. A. Fitzgerald
Dr. D.A. Bathgate, O.St.J.
Artificial Resuscitation   Royal Life Saving Society

Bledisloe Cup
Inspection Lieut. R.T. Taylor, 1st H.B. Regt.
District Officer J.C. Henley
Practical and Oral First Aid   Dr. J. Cashmore
Practical and Oral Home Nursing   Sister J. Simpson
Life Saving and Resuscitation   Royal Life Saving Society
Lecturette   Mr. S. I. Jones, M.A.
Div. Superintendent J. Fitzmaurice

NURSING CADETS

The Barclay Memorial Shield
Team Test   Dr. I. Aarons
Dr. O.W.L. Dine
Artificial Resuscitation   Royal Life Saving Society
Individual Practical Home Nursing and Oral First Aid   Sister B. Rickard
Sister M. Shaw
Sister H. Cody
Sister M. Eves
Practical Home Nursing Pairs   Sister M. Evans
Sister E.M. Gardiner

Canterbury Centennial Shield.
Inspection   Capt. R.V. Kirby, 1st H.B Regt.
Miss V.P. Anquetil, Chief Officer (N) Cadets.
Practical and Oral First Aid   Dr. J.W. Wray
Practical and Oral Home Nursing   Sister M.H. Wilson, S.S.St.J.
Life Saving and Resuscitation   Royal Life Saving Society
Lecturette   Miss C. Miller, M.A.
Miss C. E. Phillips, S.S.St.J.

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Getting to Intermediate School

HERETAUNGA ST.
EASTBOURNE ST.
SOUTHAMPTON ST.
SOUTHLAND RD.
NELSON ST.
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1. ST JOHN HEADQUARTERS
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Within the Hastings Intermediate School

Sir Alfred Robin Memorial Shield

Inspection – Main Hall. Team Test – Main Hall. Holding Room – Room 13. Practical and Oral First Aid-Room 12. Resuscitation – “Activity”

Barclay Memorial Shield

Inspection – Main Hall. Team Test – Main Hall. Holding Room – Room 7. Practical and Oral First Aid-Room 8. Resuscitation – Room 9. Practical Home Nursing (pairs) – 10 & 11.

Bledisloe Cup

Practical and Oral First Aid – 19. Practical and Oral Home Nursing – 20. Resuscitation – 21. Holding Room – 22. Lecturette – 22.

Canterbury Centennial Shield

Practical and Oral First Aid – 2. Holding Room – 3. Practical and Oral Home Nursing – 4. Resuscitation – 5. Lecturette – 6

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COMPETITORS

AMBULANCE CADETS

AUCKLAND DISTRICT.
*Cadet Kenneth Rhodes.

SOUTH AUCKLAND DISTRICT.
Leader:   Cadet Corporal Tommy McClunie.
Cadet Colin W. Carter
Cadet Corporal Edward F. McDowell.
Cadet Murray Belchamber
Emergency:   Cadet Alan Haultain.
*Cadet Sergeant Bruce C. Baguley.

WANGANUI DISTRICT.
Leader:   Cadet Michael Kendrick
Cadet Robin B. Billett
*Cadet Patrick Puohotoua
Cadet Alistair McAuley

HAWKE’S BAY AND EAST COAST DISTRICT.
Leader:   *Cadet Sergeant Mark Morgan
Cadet Norman Scott
Cadet Malcolm McDonald
Cadet Sergeant Stuart Barclay
Emergency:   Cadet Paul Borrie.

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MANAWATU DISTRICT.
Leader:   *Cadet Sergeant Brian A. Marsden
Cadet Alan A. Stevens
Cadet Neil B. Hickman
Cadet Tony Neilson.
Emergency:   Cadet Robert Holland

WELLINGTON DISTRICT.
Leader: Cadet Denis Livingston
Cadet Jack Weinstein
Cadet Kevin Tate
Cadet Clive Clayton
*Cadet Bryan Apperley

CANTERBURY AND WEST COAST DIISTRICT [DISTRICT].
Leader:   *Cadet Corporal Peter J. Tremewan
Cadet Robert C. Tremewan
Cadet Corporal Donald Akins
Cadet Murray D. Palmer
Emergency:   Cadet Michael W. Herd

OTAGO DISTRICT.
Leader:   Cadet Sergeant Ian W. Taylor
Cadet Alan J. Gamble
Cadet Sergeant Peter J. Kearns
*Cadet Neville J. Hastie.
Emergency:   Cadet Trevor R. Hoad

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COMPETITORS

NURSING CADETS

AUCKLAND DISTRICT.
*Cadet June Galbraith

SOUTH AUCKLAND DISTRICT.
Leader:   Cadet Esme E. Waugh
Cadet Fay M. Belchamber
Cadet Corporal Patricia A. Jones
Cadet Kathleen A. Rothery
Emergency:   Cadet Dianne Baguley
*Cadet Catherine Boyack

WANGANUI DISTRICT.
Leader:   Cadet lona F. Mackintosh
Cadet Jane M. A. Harris
Cadet Margaret I. Morgan
Cadet Ann Gillbanks
*Cadet Mary Matson

HAWKE’S BAY AND EAST COAST DISTRICT.
Leader: Cadet Sergeant Beverley Bloomfleld
Cadet Judith Roberts
Cadet Enid Murray
Cadet Janice Wilson
Emergency:   Cadet Maureen Sullivan
*Cadet Colleen Trower

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MANAWATU DISTRICT.
Leader:   *Cadet Judith A. Webb
Cadet Ann Cohen
Cadet Jill D. Wealleans
Cadet Lynette J. Hurdle
Emergency:   Cadet Fay E. Olson.

WELLINGTON DISTRICT.
Leader:   *Cadet Sergeant Audrey Annabel
Cadet Lesley Moore
Cadet Helen Osborn
Cadet Marilyn Jenkins
Emergency:   Cadet Rae Carver.

CANTERBURY AND WEST COAST DISTRICT.
Leader:   *Cadet Marion O. Cole
Cadet Dawn P. Snook
Cadet Janice M. Cole
Cadet Chrystal M. Turvey
Emergency: Cadet Margaret A. Straw

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Schedule of Tests

AMBULANCE CADETS

Sir Alfred Robin Memorial Shield (Team Test)
Inspection (10 points per member)   40 points
Team Test in First Aid   100 points
Judges may grant team members marks for initiative, discipline and neatness (up to 5 points per member), or deduct penalties for shortcomings   plus or minus 15 points
Practical and Oral First Aid, Individual tests (10 points practical; 10 points oral, per member)   80 points
Artificial Resuscitation (25 points per member)   100 points
Team Leader’s efficiency (Inspection 10 points. Team Test 20 points)   30 points
Grand Total Team Test   365 points

The Gilberd Cup.
Awarded to the Team Leader who gains the highest number of individual points for tests in the Sir Alfred Robin Memorial Shield   possible 85 points

The Rockell Cup
This cup is awarded to the Team Member who gains the highest number of individual marks for tests in the Sir Alfred Robin Memorial Shield   possible 60 points

Bledisloe Cup
(Individual Champion of Champions)
Inspection   10 points
Practical and Oral First Aid tests (20 points practical, 20 points oral)   40 points
Practical and Oral Home Nursing Tests (20 points practical, 20 points oral)   40 points
Life Saving and Resuscitation Test   40 points
Lecturette   50 points
180 points

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Schedule of Tests

NURSING CADETS

The Barclay Memorial Shield (Team Test)
Inspection (10 points per member)   40 points
Team Test in first aid   100 points
Judges may grant team members bonus marks for initiative, discipline and neatness
(up to 5 points per member), or deduct penalties for shortcomings   Plus or minus 15 points
Artificial Resuscitation (25 points per member)   100 points
Individual Practical Home Nursing and Oral First Aid (Practical test 10 points per member; Oral test 10 points per member)   80 points
Practical Home Nursing Pairs (10 points per member)   40 points
Team Leader’s efficiency (Team Test 20 points; Inspection 10 points)   30 points
Total   405 points

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The Dawson Cup
Awarded to the Team Leader who gains the highest number of individual points for tests in the Barclay Shield.   possible 95 points

The Dominion Rose Bowl
Awarded to the Team Member who gains the highest number of individual marks in tests for the Barclay Shield.   possible 70 points

The Canterbury Shield (Individual Champion of Champions)
Inspection   10 points
Practical and Oral First Aid Tests (20 points Practical; 20 points Oral)   40 points
Practical and Oral Home Nursing Tests (20 points Practical: 20 points Oral)   40 points
Life Saving and Resuscitation Test   40 points
Lecturette   50 points
180 points

Rolly Nelson Shield
For the runner-up of the Canterbury Shield.

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DOMINION COMPETITIONS COMMITTEE

The Dominion Competitions Committee who will control the tests will be:-
Group Captain Dr. A.H. Marsh, Surgeon-in-Chief (Headquarter’s Staff).
Miss N. Knight, Superintendent-in-Chief (Nursing).
Miss V.P. Anquetil, Chief Officer (Nursing Cadets).
Miss I. Taylor, Recording Officer (Headquarter’s Staff).
Mr. H. G. Barden, Commissioner, H.B.-E.C. District.
Mr. I. Snadden, District Superintendent, H.B.-E.C. District.
Mrs. F.G. Yeo, District Superintendent (Nursing), H.B.-E.C. District.

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LANDMARKS IN HASTINGS AND NAPIER

A sight-seeing tour has been arranged for visitors on Sunday afternoon, leaving St. John Headquarters, Hastings, at 1.30.

The tour has been arranged for you to see as much of your host cities as possible. Two of the better known landmarks are Hastings’s and Napier’s clocks.

Pictured on the right is the clock of Hastings. It is regarded as the hub of the city; the railway lines beside it, travelling in a North-South direction divide city into East and West sectors; and Heretaunga Street, which runs at right angles to the railway lines marks the Northern and Southern boundaries.

Below is Napier’s floral clock. This is on the Marine Parade, which is well-known for its beauty. The Parade has many attractions, including a War Memorial Hall, Sound Shell, Skating Rink, boating Lake, Coloured Fountain, Tennis Courts, etc.

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ST. JOHN HEADQUARTERS, HASTINGS.

Proceed along Heretaunga Street (this is the main street) in a westerly direction for four blocks from the Town Clock. Turn left here and you will be practically opposite the Hall (pictured above). On the property is the Hall and a two-storeyed house in which is the Secretary’s office, a billiards room and others. Upstairs are the ambulance drivers’ and caretaker’s quarters. Garages at the back house the ambulances. The telephone number is 2097, and P.O. Box 485.

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AUTOGRAPHS

[handwritten signatures]

The St. John Ambulance Brigade is grateful to the advertisers in this booklet, and to the donors of goods and equipment.

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Aarons, Andrews, Barclay, Barden, Barnett, Bate, Bathgate, Bloomfield, Borrie, Burt, Cashmore, Cody, Dine, Ericksen, Evans, Eves, Fitzgerald, Fitzmaurice, Gardiner, Gilbert, Henley, Hilary, Jarvis, Jones, Kemp, Kirby, Knight, Linehan, Marquand, Marsh, McDonald, McLunie, Miller, Milne, Morgan, Murray, Nelson, Oliver, Orr, Phillips, Puohotoua, Reeve, Rickard, Roberts, Rockell, Scarrott, Scott, Shaw, Shilton, Simpson, Snadden, Sullivan, Tait, Taylor, Tobin, Trower, Wilson, Wray, Yeo

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