Calgary Herald

21 Dec 1921

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RESULTS IN FIRST AID EXAMINATIONS

The examination of the class of instruction in first aid to the injured, which was organized by the Workmen's Compensation Board with the city of Calgary street railway employees, city electricians, city power engineers, provincial telephone employees and the Eau Claire Lumber Co employees, was held at the street car barns Monday night. The candidates who came forward for examination made an exceptionally good showing in their knowledge of first aid to the injured.

The possible marks obtainable at this examination are 120. The results were as follows, the name, occupation and marks being given in the order named:

George Gush, street railway, 116

H. M. Wilson, electrician, 114

William L. Ollsen, engineer

Eau Claire, 114

David W. Brown, engineer

Eau Claire, 114

Walter Horwood, electrician, light department 112

Charles Coaker, electrician, light department, 113

John Justason, lineman, street railway department, 111

John R. Pickering, engineer

Eau Claire, 111

Thomas W. Franks, lineman, street railway, 111

John D. Cran, electrician, telephone department, 110

James Street, electric light department, 110

Roderick G. Galloway, conductor, street railway, 110

Edward Pinnell, engineer city power department, 110

Charles Cowley, blacksmith, 109

Theodore Strome, engineer

Eau Claire, 108

Roy E. Malcolm, engineer, city power department, 106

Arthur D. Martin, street railway department, 106

Olgat Gardener, lineman, telephone department, 106

The lecturer was Dr. D. R. Selby, the practical instructor John Hooks, and the examiners were  Dr. T. Costello and Duncan McDonald.

All the candidates who took this examination were successful in qualifying for the St. John first aid certificate and the industrial first aid service certificate, issued by the Workmen's Compensation Board, Edmonton.

 

Extracted by J Kynman 2006-08-29