. The Canadian nurse . ent; in the Registered NursesAssociation of New Brunswick, to 18percent and in the Registered NursesAssociation of Ontario, to 14 percent. In Manitoba they are making plansfor the observation of the twenty-fifth Anniversary of the and havemade their objective in membership2000 members before the end of theyear. A w^ell organized membershipdrive is alreiidy producing satisfactoryresults which portend the achievementof the objective in jnembership. Nightingale Memorial Fund Contributions to the Plorence Night-ingale Fund have been received from: Alberta: A. A., La
. The Canadian nurse . ent; in the Registered NursesAssociation of New Brunswick, to 18percent and in the Registered NursesAssociation of Ontario, to 14 percent. In Manitoba they are making plansfor the observation of the twenty-fifth Anniversary of the and havemade their objective in membership2000 members before the end of theyear. A w^ell organized membershipdrive is alreiidy producing satisfactoryresults which portend the achievementof the objective in jnembership. Nightingale Memorial Fund Contributions to the Plorence Night-ingale Fund have been received from: Alberta: A. A., Lament Public Hospital, Lamont $ British Columbia:Graduate Nurses Association, Nanaimo Health Unit, Matsqui-Sumas- Abbotsford xMtss McVicar, Vernon Nova Scotia: A. A., Glace Bay General Hospital, Glace Bay Cumberland County Branch, Valley Branch, Ontario: Graduate Nurse Staff, Alercy Hospital, Toronto Student Nurses, Brant ford General Hospital, Brantford VOL. XXXV, No. 3 The Breaks the Record Not even a howling blizzard andstreets piled high with snow can dauntthe high spirits of the Association ofRegistered Nurses of the Province ofQuebec when in convention the annual meeting held on January30 and 31, attendance reached a peakof over a thousand, and new recordswere established in membership and innational enrolment. Best of all, an at-mosphere of friendly understanding andmutual respect prevailed which demon-strated the essential solidarity whichunderlies all superficial differences. An excellent precedent was estab-lished this year—religious services, meet-ing the special needs of the variousgroups, were held in three Montrealchurches. There can be no doubt thatthis opportunity for taking thought con-cerning the things of the spirit wasmuch appreciated. The sermon at ChristChurch Cathedral was preached byDean Carlisle and displayed a keen in-sight into the spiritual aspects of nurs-in
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