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WORK
OF
PUBLIC
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Provincial
health
officers,
-
i'""v
inspectors
and
nurses'
meet-
Committee
Probes
in
at
the
Empress
Hotel
,n
V
,c-
tona,
next
week
.will
be
shown
i
the
motion
picture,
"Test
in
Time,"
which
is
based
on
the
work
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit.
Premiered
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
the
picture
will
later
be
shown
to
schools,
clubs
and
other
organizations
in
this
district.
Prints
of
it
may
le
made
for
pro-Xince-wjde
distribution.
'
fiT
Production
of
the
movie
liegan
1
;
:
'
fr'y
,tj1VVPar
uniler
the
super-
:
)
JroH-'rtfjnr.
R.
CI.
Knipe,
Medi-
c'V
Health'
'Officer.
W.
T.
Davis
c
HTs
the
man
behind
the
camera,
fc
--.!
J
-siihile
f
Bojr
Willett,
of
the
CBC,
i
T
2
JztJ
,oan;4
to
t,ie
Health
Unit,
to
,
in
.
direct
ifie
shooting.
'After
Vnore
than
two
months
of
actual
filming,
the
movie
was
"ready
for
final
processing,
and
it
,-emerged
as
an
interesting
half-
hour
of
scenes
ranging
from
nat-
iTal
color
sequence
showing
nor
thern
scenery
arid
industries,
to
the
bathing
of
a
new-born
baby
in
a
wartime
house.
The
script
-
was
writtento
be
both
entertain-
i!k
and
informative,
and
the
film
is
designed
to
acquaint
residents
of
the
district
with
the
many
ac-
!
3
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ylTie1
out
or
supervised
?i.StJsiVth'4-.ytHt,
the
difficulties
which
aie
leing
overcome,
and
ways
in
.jWhicH
citizens
may
assist
in
the
-.jwtjr
nfsJijnit
disease.
It
A
J
i
i
i
It
is
expected
that
showings
of
the
film
will
result
in
increased
interest
and
more
willingness
on
.j
-the-
pilr
of
the
public
to
assist
the
vital
work
of
the
Rupert
Health
Ur.it.
(C
If
I
had
only
known
"
"l'once
thought
that
TI?
had
to
un
in
the
family.
There
was
no
TI5
in'
my
family
so
I
never
gave
it
a
thought.
If
I
hadiol.lyVtnown
.
.
.
s
"I
always
Jwlieved
that
as
long
as
ljfejt
well
nothing
could
be
the
matter
with
me.
If
I
had
only
known
..."
"1
never
lost
a
day
of
work.
I
just
would
not
believe
that
TH
might
hit
me.
If
I
had
only
know
"I
helfevefl'in
icllt'tefl'in
letting
letting
well
enough
alone..
.It
.upset
me
to
find
out
unpleasant
things.
Now
I
am
in,
real
trouble.
If
I
had
only
known
..."
Candies"
-
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Groceries
and
Drygoods
,at
the
STAR
Confectionery
81ft
f(l
Avenue
West
New
ROYAL
HOTEL
Home
Comforts
MODERN
CLEAN
IS
r
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s
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iiciiatHiuoje
LI.
3rd'
Aveiiue
at
Cth
Street
PRINCE
RUPERT
A
Nation
.
.
.
is
as
sound
as
its
Health!
'Cleanliness
and
Service
Contribute
to
Roth.
j-,
'Johnny's
SNACK
BAR
Second
Avenue
Vern
Evans
-
Proprietor
HEALTH
UNIT
IS
FILMED
Education
Set-Up
r
TORONTO,
March
31
In
the
,
fall
of
1942,
a
survey
committee
j
as
set
up
by
the
Canada
and
I
Newfoundland
Education
Associa-
1
tion
and
was
instructed
to
give
the
whole
educational
setup
in
Canada
and
Newfoundland
a
real
searching
inquiry.
The
association
is
an
organizaztion
of
top-ranking
department
oi
education
1
officials
and
men
and
women
of
;
high
position
in
municipal
and
voluntary
educational
bodies.
Under
the
chairmanship
of
Dr.
W.
P.
Perceval,
director
of
Protestant
Education
for
Quebec,
the
survey
committee
studied
available
reports
6n
our
Canadian
educational
systems
and
programs
and
consulted
leading
educationists
throughout
the
field.
The
report
of
this
committee
was
widely
read
and
critically
studied.
It
presents
It
outstand
ing,
needs
in
Canadian
.education
in
the
order
of
immediacy.
First
of
all
ranks
"Health
examination
and
follow-up
treatments
for
all
children."
After
recognizing
good
work
in
health
education
in
our
schools,
it
recmomends
that
Canada
spend
annually
additional
millions
for
school
health
programs.
The
report
declares
that
"healthy
chil-
Provincial
Health
Officer
Sanitation
Laboratory
I
;
Sewerage
I
Water
I
Restaurants
I
Environmental
Hygiene
.
r
Garbage
Disposal
I
Food
and
Milk
GOOD
HEALTH
is
found
in
GOOD
HOMES
for
Detter
Building
Materials
SEE
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
COMPANY
Phones
C52
or
G53
WALLACE'S
Department
Stpre
,
v
.
.
Comfortable
Wearing
Apparel
Dresses
-
Hosiery
-
Diry
goods
3rd
Avenue
at
Fulton
dren
are
public
assets;
sickly
children
are
liabilities."
And
the
present
Is
a
good
time
to
bring
those
recommendations
and
the
work
of
the
committee
to
light
again.
Assistant
Provincial
Health
Officer
and
Director
Local
Health
Services
Public
Health
Nurses
r
Publfc
Vital
Health
Statistics
Education
BOSTON
CAFE
OPEN
WEDNESDAYS
from
now
on
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
381
Fire
Insurance
and
Real
Kstalc
for
.
.
.
Phone
9
Every
man
and
woman
entering
Canada's
armed
forces
is
given
n
chest
X-ray.
Every
case
of
Tuberculosis
comes
from
another
case.
In
the
final
analysis,
the
public
Un'fariucd
or
mUinfonned
per-depends
upon
the
foo
I
handler
"n
song
do
not
recognize
rwulily
the
estuur
;.nK
to
use
every
precau-;
iai.gers
associated
-with
nyphilh
tion
n
guarding
uiinnstl
the
rfnd
gonorrhooa.
spread
of
infections
from
this
.
'urce-
i
There
are
no
signs
of
early
Til.
PRINCE
RUPERT
HEALTH
UNIT
I
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J.
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-
-
Preventive
r
Infant
,
Dentistry
:
;
and
...
Preschool
Welfare
IU.weekly
elfiilos
Director
Sanatarian
t-
,:
I
T"
School
Health
Service
B.C.
Phone
210
B.C.
Good.
Light
.
.
.
Brightens
the
road
to
Good
Health!
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
Besner
Block,
Prince-
Rupert,
Stewart,
Dress
in
Style
i
.
.
.
and
...
Look
Well
All
the
Time'
For
Men's
and
Boys'
Fine
Clothing
visit
"THE
MEN'S
STORE"
Health
Unit
In
Action
...
1.
Dr.
It,
(i.
Knip,
director.
2.
A
patient
receiving
treatment
in
venereal
disease
clinic.
3.
M.
J.
Harptr,
.sanitary
i-spector.
Below:
The
Prince
Rupert
I'ublle
Health
1'ult
KialdUif
on
Second
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Union
Hoard
of
Health
Statistical
Clerk
1
Nutrition
Communicable
Disease
Control
T.U.
I
m-aiunial
k
clinks
V,
,
.
Interim
w
..'
examinations
TOM
LEE
and
SON
"The
Home
of
Fin
Foods"
FUKS1I
I
K
HIT
AND
VE(;tTAMU:S
MKATS
ANI
(IKOCKUIKS
2nd
Ave.
W.
Phone
547
W.
R.
LOVE
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
This
paper
gives
you
a
tip
TO
BE
HEALTHY
BE
WEALTHY
AND
WISE
TOO
.
.
.
SHOP
Health
I
Init
Pill,
II
a
a
i
ir
npph
I
hroiinhA.,;
h
By
II.
TIIOUSTKINSSON
(Chairman
Union
IJd.
of
Health)
The
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit
which
in
similar
to
health
units
located
in
other
parts
of
this
province,
has
In-en
in
operation
for
over
three
years.
It
came
into
ex
istence
as
u
result
of
the
urgen.
''
need
of
this
district
for
a
full
time
,
'
public
health
service,
and
ha,
functioned
steadily
since
that
time.
'.i
When
first
organized,
the
;
health
services
were
confined
to
11
Pt-iucu
llujii-it
uiul
vicinity,
but
this
has
since
len
extendel
to
in-
"
tliul
Terraei',
the
IJuewi
Cliar-5tte
llanJ
and
adjacent
terri-
!l
lory.
.
v;
i
This
organization,
this
Health
'
Unit,
UI:uk
to
the
pep!
in
this
'
urea.
It
U
financwl
by
local
funds
;'
v.itU
KraittH
hum
the
provincial
"
and
dwiittnion'
governments.
t
The
control
and
directian
of
the
i
Unit
is
vested
l.i
the
Pf.nce
Ru-jx
rt
and
District
Union
Hoard
of
Heallh
which
:.i
p-.tint
Ii
com-Tuned
of
four
i.emwrB,
with
the
1
ltical
health
officer
uj
itp
secre-tfcry.
On
this
union
Uurd
of
health
tits
one
representative
from
Terrace,
one
from
Prince
Rupert
city
council,
one
from
the
Prince
1
Uupert
Hoard
of
School
trustees,
and
one
representing
the
provin-
v.
JL
,
;
1
VJD.
Other
I
I
Weekly
Hl-weekly
clinics
"Immunization
I
'
clinics
"
Drug
depot
I
I
Isolation
Consultation
ad
Service
Quarantine
To
cut
a
fancy
caper
and
be
dressed
in
the
latest
style
.
.
.
SEE
AsCME
CLOTHIERS
THIRD
AVENUE
AT
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LTD,
ELECTRICAL
AND
GENERAL
HARDWARE
3rd
Ave.
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