Grace General Hospital - Our Days of Grace Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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C7o Greetings and very best wishes to each member of the Graduating Class. Having just completed one great experience in life, you are about to begin a new one. Be strong, unfaltering and courageous in facing that duty. Hold high the lamp of love and charity and with God’s help build toward a better and healthier way of life. the iractuating C lass of 1961 GLADYS W. GAGE (Colonel), Administrator. 13

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Jo Jlie C fi-adudting dL-lass of 1961 As you enter upon the practice of your great profession we of the Medical Staff congratulate you and welcome you as colleagues. You have the exciting prospect of new weapons to use and new techniques to master as the horizons of scientific medicine and nursing widen every day. May the skill of your hand s and the warmth of your hearts bring comfort to all you serve. • N. D. McCREATH, M.R.C.P. (Lond.) President, Medical Staff. 12

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GLADYS McGREGOR (Major), Director of Nursing. The Psalmist David voiced a great and noble determination in the 103rd Psalm when he said, “I will walk within my house with a perfect heart.” The heart is often likened to a citadel and this being so it requires a foundation, a character. We have endeavoured during your student days to strengthen the pillars of your character which must form the basis of a successful career, namely integrity, compassion, loyalty, obedience, industry and faith in God. May these pillars continue to support and promote the growth of your professional career. My sincere congratulations and best wishes go with each of you as you leave the school. Wi 1 Vo the Cjraduatincj C lass of- 1961 ■ i 1 1 1 14