The Canadian nurse . literature from . . ariington-funk laborotories, division u. s. vitamin corporation of Canada, ltd. 1452 Drummond Street, Montreal, Quebec ; »/ • /) t i NURSING PROFILES The position of inspector of schools ofnursing in Ontario has been filled byDorothy Bowles, a graduate of St. PaulsHospital, Saskatoon. Saskatchewan-bom andeducated. Miss Rowles obtained her bachelorof nursing degree from AIcGill Universityin 1958, then remained on the staff of the^IcGill School for Graduate Nurses as alecturer in nursing until 1960. Her earlier professional experience hasincluded consider
The Canadian nurse . literature from . . ariington-funk laborotories, division u. s. vitamin corporation of Canada, ltd. 1452 Drummond Street, Montreal, Quebec ; »/ • /) t i NURSING PROFILES The position of inspector of schools ofnursing in Ontario has been filled byDorothy Bowles, a graduate of St. PaulsHospital, Saskatoon. Saskatchewan-bom andeducated. Miss Rowles obtained her bachelorof nursing degree from AIcGill Universityin 1958, then remained on the staff of the^IcGill School for Graduate Nurses as alecturer in nursing until 1960. Her earlier professional experience hasincluded considerable administrative respon-sibility. She is a former matron of theUnion Hospitals of Eatonia and Spiritwood,Saskatchewan. While working in Montreal,she acted as chairman of the program com-mittee for the Instructors Group, present duties will entail an exactingschedule of travel, supervision and counsel-ling. Her favorite off-duty activities —reading and camping — will provide pleas-ant Mary Modkrwkll The school of nursing, MetropolitanGeneral Hospital, Windsor will be long-remembered for its famous interval as theDemonstration School for the experimentwith a two-year program of nursing edu-cation. Mary K»thl«rn Mod«m-ell becamethe director of the school during I960. Agraduate of Chatham Public General Hos-pital. Ont., Miss Moderwell obtained herdipknna in nursing education from the University of Western Ontario in 1955,completing requirements for her 1958. Her time has been de\-oted almostexclusively to nursing education, first asassistant instructor in nursing arts, then asinstructor in science and medical nursing inher Alma Mater. She joined the teachingstaff of the Metropolitan General Hospitalin 1958 as assistant director in nursingeducation and instructor in the fundamentalsof nursing and medical nursing. Miss Moderwell lias taken an active partin local association activities as correspond-ing secretary, Windsor-Essex chapter andc
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