4519 ||st Fifteenth Ave,, Vane ouver, 8 B♦C• July El, 1952 Bear EOF :. I admit that this is no time to be answering a communication dated April 7 but at least I have an excuse* It took me some time to get hold of a copy of the report itself and by the time I did so a minor crisis had arisen in my domestic environment which meant that I was given over t-o hammering, banging, plastering and other plagues that made any attempt at critical analysis of a document quite impossible. When I did get roimd to reading it carefully I had an urge to pack up and go to Quebec ready for the fray, -^nd then it struck me that Quebec WGuld manag^ quite nicely without any of the ancients — and, as I have heard just recently, that is what Quebec did. A more ghast ly waste of money it would be difficult to imagine but quite literally that is down the drain now* A few evenings ago I was invited to a very nice dinner given by the Provincial Assn. Executive in honour of a visiting fireman who was conducting an institute at the School of ^ursing at the UBC and there had a chance of talking to Miss Paulson and some of the others who had been at the meeting* They all s'eembd to feel that you had rna.de an outstanding contribution to the discussion although one or two seemed to feel that a special meeting in 1953 would have been advisable* Personally I don't think [ it would have been justified and a two-year cooling off won't do anybody any harm. fhere is just a possibility that I may visit some of my old stamping grounds of happy memory some time this autumn. I am going to Johns Hopkins early in October if all goes well in order to pat a few finishing touches on my HSS before the publishers get their claws on it and plan to come home via Montreal, ^o prepare for a meeting of the Creative Minority. In the meantime, affectionate regards ?. Tj£_ Had a very cheerful message over the telephone from Marion Lindeburgh when she passed through Vancouver recently although I didn't see her. I hear that the nurses in Victoria have found a nice little apartment for her so that she can be independent and yet have a watchful eye kept over her by her sister.
History of Nursing in Pacific Canada
[Letter from Ethel Johns to Eileen C. Flanagan] Johns, Ethel 1952-07-21
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