. The Canadian nurse. trand Helen Talpash is director of nurses at thenew Swift Current Union Hospital in Sas-katchewan that was opened in June of lastyear. Bom in Moose Bay, Man., of Austriandescent. Miss Talpash has had a busy life innursing since she graduated from MisericordiaHospital, Winnipeg, in 1942. Her first fouryears were spent as night supervisor at herown hospital. Then she tumed to clinicalinstruction and supervision for two years. In1948 she became assistant director of the schoolof nursing Membership on the Board of Examiners, 206 later on the executive of the Manitoba
. The Canadian nurse. trand Helen Talpash is director of nurses at thenew Swift Current Union Hospital in Sas-katchewan that was opened in June of lastyear. Bom in Moose Bay, Man., of Austriandescent. Miss Talpash has had a busy life innursing since she graduated from MisericordiaHospital, Winnipeg, in 1942. Her first fouryears were spent as night supervisor at herown hospital. Then she tumed to clinicalinstruction and supervision for two years. In1948 she became assistant director of the schoolof nursing Membership on the Board of Examiners, 206 later on the executive of the Manitoba Associa-tion of Registered Nurses gave Miss Talpashan insight into the problems confronting pro-fessional nursing. She is well aware of thestaffing situation in smaller hospitals whichwill be an advantage to her in her new duty. Miss Talpash enjoys a varied fareof cultural and social activities, ranging fromclasses in public speaking, music appreciation,and interior decorating to bowling, swimming,and Haroid K. White. Winnipeg Helen Talpash Edna Harriette Felsing has returned toihe hospital from which she graduated in 1938— the Victoria Public Hospital, Fredericton, — as director of nursing service andnursing education. In the interval she ka^ se-cured her certificate in pediatric and orthopedicnursing at the Childrens Memorial Hospital,Montreal, her certificate in teaching and super-vision from the McGill School for GraduateNurses and latterly her Bachelor of Nursingdegree from the same university. For eightyears she was educational director and scietKCinstructor at Jeffery Hale*s Hospital, QuebecCity. Miss Felsing feels her choice of readingmatter may sound dull to others but shethoroughly enjoys non-fiction. Skiing providesher outdoor pleasure when there is snow andtime permits. Vol. 49. No. 3 NURSING PROFILES R. Mildred (Meyer) Hall has been ap-pointed editor of Nursing Outlook and OlgaWeiss, associate editor, according to anannouiKement by the Ame
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