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Page -14 The Guardian Tiiur., January 9, 1958
F.i IN MEMORIANI
LADNER —- In loving memory of a husband and Dad, John M. Ladner, who. departed this life January 9, 1555.
‘ We do not forget you, Nor do we
intend,
. We think of you ‘often and will
to the end-,
Gone-and forgotten by some you
1 may be,
But dear to our memory you ever will be. . Insterted by Wife and family.
MacLEAN—In sad and loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Mary Jane MacLean who passed away Jan. 8, 1955.
I am thinking of you dear Moth-
er, ‘
But then, that is nothing new,
I thought about you yesterday,
And the day before tlht too.
I will think of you ‘tomorrow,
And each day throughout the year
I'll think of you forever,
For me you were so dear.
God gave us strength to fight it,
And courage to bear the blow,
But what it cost to lose you
No one will ever know.
May her soul rest in peace. Sadly missed and ever “remem- bered by Son, Angus MacLean,
Pinette.
GOQDWIN— In loving memory of Mrs. Rose Anne Goodwin who departed this life on Jan- uary 8th in Ruinford, Maine, 1955.
At night when all is silent
And sleep forsakes my eyes,
My thoughts go to a lonely grave
grave,
whet? my dear sister lies. Lovingly remembered by sister
Mrs. Helen Kelly, Iona.
MOBBS-—In loving memory of my darling sister Rubina K. Mobbs, who went to her etei-. nal rest January 4th, 1954.
What would I give to clasp
Her hand her happy face to see,
To hear her voice and see her
smile
That meant so much to me.
God did call you Darling sister
To that land of peace and rest,
But you will never be forgotten,
By the one who loved you.'best. Ever remembered and ‘sadly
~ missed by her sister Lulu.
CARD 0F Tunuxs
Sincere thanks to box holders
‘ of Emerald R.R. 1 who so kindly
remembered me with gifts at
» Christmas time.
Claude MacEwen.
Reds Reiect ‘ Port Protest
MOSCOW (AP) -— The Soviet
" Union Wednesday rejected Bfit-
'lsh. American and Japanese pro-
tests against the closing of Vladi- vostok Bay to foreign sea and air transport.
The Soviet Union said the big Far East port is Russian terri-
- tory and protests that freedom
of ‘navigation and shipping are being violated are utterly
. groundless."
Russia said no -Ifurther disc s-
Jions on the matter are neces-
Gary. The Soviet Union last July 21 ordered the closing of the port
, area known as Peter the Great
Bay. The Russians gave no ex- planation at that time.
The Russians, in’ their reply, insisted “that last year’s Soviet decision only confirmed the fron-
.tiers of territorial waters set up
‘F 6 days .4 days
over 50 years ago.”
FLYING TROPHY
LWINDSOR. Ont. (CP) —- A Riverside truck driver caught a dinner on the fly when a hen pheasant crashed through the windshield. The driver, Frank J. McCloskey,_ was en route from London to Windsor when the bird entered at St. Joachim.
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Agents Wanted
A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN for 1958! You too can enjoy a continuous growing income by supplying friends and neigh- bours with Familex products. Attractive way to make mon- ey. Selling experience unnec- essary. Act now, write for free
catalogue. T. Gardner, Dept. 6, Station C, 1600 Delorimier, Mon- treal.
CAN PLACE RELIABLE MEN or women interested in earn- ing up to $3.50 hourly distri- buting 200 foods, Home and Farm Necessities in,es«tablish- ed neighbourhood routes on full or part-time basis. Permanent. No ‘lay-offs. Experience unnec- essary. Write for details of “My helping Hand Offer on a credit basis” Mr. G. Laurin, President, 21 St. Paul St. East, Montreal.”
Buslness opportunity
ACT TODAY ESTABLISH YOUR- self in a business with a real future. If you are reliable and have or can obtain a. car, an above a.verage income and fu- ture security can be yours. No investment required. Pleasant. occupation supplying necessi- ties,to homes and farms in n'éarby rural locality. For in- formation without obligation write The J. R. Watkins Com- pany, 350 St. Roch Street, Mon- treal, Que.
OPIPORTUNITY
We have a franchise open in ~ Charlottetown for an exclusive dealership in hobbycrafts a n d- models. Approximately $2,500.00 required for initial stock. Group Benefits — Protect- ed Lines —— Exclusive.
Reply to Box 579, Char- lottetown Guardian, , f or more particulars.
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n....rilers Aoconiniodateil
CAN ACCOMMODATE AN EL-, derly couple 5r two pensioners -in home in country. Protestant
Summerside.
cars Leaving\
CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO Saturday, January 11th. Can accomodate three or four pas- sengers. Phone Montague 64-24.
CAR LEAVING FOR FREDER- icton, N.B. Saturday morning returning Sunday. Can accom- modaite four passengers. Dial 6852.
cars and Trucks for Sale
in good repair. Low mileage. Will sell outright on take cat- tle in trade. Also general pur- pose work horse. Dial 4587.
VOLKSWAGEN 12,000 ACTUAL mileage. Mechanically perfect and good tires. Removable back and jump. seats making car suitable for grocers deliv- ery. $1200 cash. Apply A. Guan- dian. ,
O55 BEL AIR. CHEVROLET, Priced economically for immed- iate cash sale has new battery,
-new tires, radio, turn indica- tors, back up lights, less than 3,000 miles. Motor recently ov- erhauled. Excellent buy at $1650. Contact F-0 Don Hep- burn, t 7652 in Summerside, evenings 2281 local 4 in day- time.
For Rent
fivo HEATED AND FURNISH ed rooms. Dial 3306.
FOR RENT CHOICE GROUND floor Apartment. 2 bedrooms. Call 4937.
THREE ROOM APARTMENT.
Third fl-oor, self~contained. New-
ly decorated. Dial 4110.
COTTAGE CONTAINING FOUR
Mrs. Russell R per, Charlotte- town R.R. 6. Dial 5982.
GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT. 2 bedrooms, oil heat, 65.00 monthly. Apply Box 581 Guar- dian.
2 ROOMS, PARTLY FURNISHED heated, -u-i-table for light house keeping. Apply Box No. 587 in care of Guardian.
with hot water and Electric stove. Adults preferred. Apply 14 St. Peters Rd., Parkdale.
STORE 16 UPPER QUEEN ST.
suitable for Taxi or Barber or Beauty Parlour or electrician or workshop. Apply E. N. Kays
STABLISHED' GROCERY BUS- iness. Heated with or without stock and .fixtures. Available Feb. 1st. Apply in writing to Box No. 582 Guardian. -.
For Sale
.FARM FOR SALE. 78 ACRES
with good buildings. Apply Le- muel Horne, North Milton.
CAR TRAILER: HARDWOOD v plank; also power saw. Apply 25 Lapthorn Ave.
ELECTROLUX. VACUUM Cl’ " ':er. brand new, includes
cord winder, sacrifice for ‘im- mediate sale. Telephone 9220.
HOLSTEIN HEIFER, FRESHEN end of January. General pur- pose colt, one ind half years old. Stephen MacLeod, Bonshaw
CAMERA FOR SALE. ZEISS Ikon Contaflex 2’8 lens, 35 m. m. with case. Practically new.
Price $95.00.’ Apply Craswell’s Studio
preferred. Box 523 Guardian,
ONE TON G.M.C. ritucx 1956’
rooms, on airpo t road. Apply I
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the country’s largest chemical
firms have joined forces to form a new company—Rio Tinto-Dow Ltd.-—apparently to do research on a strategic heat - resistant alloy. I The formation of the new com- pany was announced Tuesday by Robert Winters, president of Rio Tinto Mining Company of Can- ada Ltd.,‘ and L. D. Smithers, president and general manager of Dow Chemical of Canada Ltd. Their statement said the new company will concentrate'on the production of thorium and rare earths found in by-product ma- terials produced at Rio Tinto’s uranium mining’ properties, but The Globe and Mail says the
‘ prime project is research and de-
velopment Rf masteralloy, a com- bination of thorium and mag- nesium.
The paper quotes a source close
ABY. CARRIAGE. LIGHT
Mclnnis, 50 Hillsboro St. 22 AUTOMATIC RIFLE, BRAND
9 evenings.
type, with attachments. Goes for first $15.00. Phone 9220.
GENERAL PURPOSE HORSE,
Crane, Hazelbrook. '
REGISTERED. LAND. RACE swine. The finest bacon type, reasonable price. Magic Land- race Ranch, Travellers Rest.
FOR SALE IN SUMMERSIDE well established business. Ex- cellent opportunity. For further particlgars write Box X Guar- dian, ummerside.
SMALL SIZE ‘SPACE HEATER. and ten lengths‘ of pipe, 4 el- bows, electric heater, ranget . Box 585 Guardian or pho... 7621 between 5 and 7. *-
ICE EQUIPMENT, 1 BRIGGS and Shatton, 5 H.P. with reduc- tion gears. One International 5 H.P. Two ice Escalators, steel shutes and other equipment. Weeks Mills, Pleasant‘. Valley, Phone Hunter River 27-31.
A DARK RED DUAL-PURPOSE -shorthorn bull eleven months old. This bull is outstanding his
Royal Winter Fair Toronto price $200.00 delivered. .Apply John J. Johnston. Woodstock
N. B. ‘use’- Guardian -‘Patriot WANT .ADS ‘ OFTFN
FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING OR \ SELLING
blue. Price $25.00. Apply Mrs.’
new. Dial 6710 between 7 and.
VACUUM. CLEANER, '1‘ A N K»
young, quiet, sound. M. B. '
sire was junior champion at the ’
HOUSE HUNTER RIVER VII- , lage, for sale or rent. Moder i home throughout. Seven room: ; two baths, sunporch, and gai- i age. Ready for occupancy. Write Mr. Dave Patterson, Hun- ter River.
Female Help Wanted
WAITRESS WANTED APPLY , in person only to Ment’s Restau- rant, Queen Street.
Lost Ami Found
LOST: BRITTANY SPANIEL. green collar. and answers to name of “Ricky”. Contact Paul Collins, Montague.
Miscellanous-" VENETIAN BLINDS - CLEANED
, D'~.1 3374.
Male Help Wanted
WANTED: SERVICEMAN. AGE 24-28 with experience in motor mechanics and farm equipment to work in farm equipment company service department. Work involves troubleshooting and training. Write giving age, education and experience to Box .586 Guardian.
RUN A MEN’S STORE FROM your own home! Yes! We’ll put you into- your own business absolutely free! Now you can sell to every man, clothing. shoes, shirts, slacks, uniforms, sportswear, etc. ney in a kin g plan. No exper- ience. necessary, full or part time. Free clothing for person- al use as extra bonus. Write for powerful sample outfit and full instructions absolutely free. Dept. 105 Cooper-Johnson‘ Co; Box 1100, Beauharnois, Que.
Services littered
and repaireitis 24 hour service,‘
Amazing mo- ,
to Rio Tinto as saying the im- =portance_of the new company’s production will be of “the great- est magnitude” to the Western vorld, and, additionally, to the Blind River, 0nt., uranium area.
‘ Services ottered
'PIANO LESSONS GIVEN BY experienced teacher in Park-, dale area. Dial 5955 after 5.30.
I LTERATIONS DONE, SKIRTS, blouses made, measurements taken in your home. Pick-up and delivery. Phone 3306.
Wanted
WANTED - ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.
USED BABY CARRIAGE IN good condition; Phone I-217.
ONE GANDER. APPLY GORD- on Thompson, Cornwall.
EXPERIENCED
wants office jobs to clean. Dial 4838.
,WANTED GARAGE FOR CAR I storage in North gnd of City, Dial 5239.
FURNISHED HEATED APART- . ment for Construction engineer 'wife, 2 children. Dial 9534 until 5 p. m.
WANTED AT ONCE GOOD
_ young pigs over 35 pounds each. Paying highest market price. Wellington McNeill and Son., Buntain Bell’s Wharf.
WANTED OLD AND RECENT Canadian coin inc‘. notes. Send 10 cents for price list to Carl N. Gamester, Box 53, Charlotte- town, P.E.I
Work Wanted ' I
4;
WOMAN DESIRES, WORK av the clay Dial, 3117.
EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTS
588 Guardian.
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Farm Company To Produce New Heat- Resistant Metal
TORONTO (CP)—A giant Cana-I dian mining company. and one of’
Rio Tinto, 5 subsidiary of the I
Rio Tinto Company Ltd. of Lon- don, England, is one of the prin- cipal uranium mining companies in Canada, and also holds major interests in Algom Uranium Mines Ltd., Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd., and Milliken Lake
Uranium Mines Ltd., which are 2
among the shareholders in the new company.
Dow Chemical of Canada, a _wholly-owned subsidiary of Dow Chemical Company of the United States, is 'a manufacturer of basic chemicals, glycols, latices, solvents and styron at Sarnia, Ont. .
The Globe says the new alloy surpasses any known in the West- ern world in resisting high tem- peratures. '
Because of this, it is of tre- mendous value in the production and development of missiles and rockets, which encounter tremely high temperatures be- cause of the great speeds at which they travel, and in jet air- craft and atomic reactors.
This c.ontinent’s most readily available source of thorium, the United States Atomic Energy Commission says, is the Blind River uranium area, since two pounds of the material can be re- covered for each pound’ of uran- ium produced. It is also the only fissionable material besides uran- ium and Dow Chemical has been exploring its possibilities as a re- actpr fuel. I
Student From Hong Kong‘ Wins Grand Prize
LONDON, Ont. (CP)—A Char- lottetown student, Michael Liu To Hin of St. D1instan’s University, has won a $200 grand prize in a photography contest sponsored by the National Federation of Cana- dian University Students. ‘ / ‘
The award, announced Tues- day, was for a black and white photo of a wizened old Chinese
man. More than 600 photographs"
were submitted to contest head- quarters at. the University of Western Ontario here. ‘ Honorable m e n t i o n s in_ the color class went to’ Robert Suth- erland, University of New Bruns-
wick, Fredericton, Edward Blan- .
chette, St. Dunstan’s, and Pierre Michael Gagnon, Laval Univer- sity, Quebec City.
Michael ‘Liu To I-lid is a native i‘
of Hong Kong, one of eight citi- zens of that British Colony now in attendance at St. Dunstan’s. He entered the University last fall. _ NEW USE
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (CP)—-A city alderman who ques- tioned a bill for poker chips listed
to the board of healthvwas told
housework by Day. Apply Box the chips are used as tags for
babies at the city health clinics.
' FOR YOUR ESSO srovn \on.
requirements in the city. Dial Harry Mellish 8398.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
BARRISTERS, I SOLICITORS, Etc. -
Bell, Matheson &' Foster 150 Richmond St.
J. Elmer ‘Blanchard, B.A. 165 Queen St. Dial 4232
M. A. Farmer, Q_.C., Bank of Commerce
Allison M. Gillis, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747 Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.
‘I Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street
J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.
IAN_ M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor) . DIAL 3361
FREDERIS CA. LARGE,
Room 207 Confederation Bldg.» Corner Queen andfticbmond Sts. (Across from Royal Banli Bldg.)
._ DIAL 3244
J os. W. MacDonald,
B.A., Q.C. , 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box‘ 472
MacPhee 82 Trainort 165 Queen St. Dial 4232
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St.’ Dial 6432
I OPTOMETRISTS
J. A. Carruthers, R. 0. 123 Kent St, Dial 5612 D.
Byron J. Grant, 0." SSH
124 Kent St..
J. S. Taylor, R.0.
Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756
‘H. J. *Mabon, R.0.. Montague P. E; 1-
ARCHITECT
J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865
C. Keith Pickard 8. Arch. M.R..A.I.C., Summerside, P.E.I. Dial 2936 CharlottetovT7n. Tuesdays and Fridays. Dial 8618
Peter A. McNeil 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. O. Box 513
t MUSICIANS
H. JOHN HARRIS, " F. R. C. 0. Studio - 203 Richmond St. - ‘ DIAL 4213
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
E. s. CHANDLER, B.Sc. (E.E.). M.E.l_C., P.Eng. I 151 QUEEN ST.
‘ PHONE 8325.
2 BRIGHTON ROAD /
MIMEOGRAPHING - STENOGRAPHY - BOOKKEEPING MRS. HELEN
ACORN , - DIAL 6349
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS _,
Currie Bldg.
McDONALD, CURRIE & co. COOPER BROTHERS & C0. Charlottetown
Dial 5568
148 Great George Dial 6547 - 6548
H. R. DOANE 8: COMPANY
St., Charlottetown P. O. Box 187
Charlottetown
ERMA P. CHARTERED Provincial Bank Building
ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzroy Street
Dial 5321
MORRISON ACCOUNTANT 698 Main Street
MONCTON. N. 3.
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3 piece bedroom suite,
ing utensils, etc.
AUCTION SALE .
THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN 9 AT 7:30 O’CLOCK AT 142 GT. GEORGE Sr. (MCCANNELLA BLDG.)
dining room suite including
china cabinet, buffet, 6 chairs and extension table Coleman- space heater, 3 pieceparlour suite, rocker corner what-not, smoker’s cabinet, coal heater, radio, 12 bureaux, single bed and dresser, chairs, dishes, cook-
J. J. MUSTARD.
FOR
Malpeque
Used Caterpillar D-7 Tractor, equipped with dozer and cable control. This machine is being sold pursuant to a Conditional Sales Contract between MacDougall & McMurtry Construction Co., E. J. Mc- Dougall, and W. S. McMurtry, of one part and A. Pickard Machinery Ltd., of the other, default in pay- ment having been made thereby.
A. PICKARD MACHINERY LTD.
SALE
Highway
FURNITURE
high wage area. Write
OPPORTUNITY! RETAIL STORE REQUIRES
Must have several years experience in furniture trade. It_you desire a move to a
RAE'S LIMITED 339—6th Ave.-S. E.. Medicine Hat._AIberta.
SALESMAN
fully to:
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ians are carrying on routine work in the Chemistry Section
DR. B.J. O’MEARA examines the’ teeth of a young patient in the new Orthodontic Clinic locat-
-Active_ Year
(Continued from page 1) ed benefit to children with den-
tal education program ‘ schools was also conducted. .
tal disabilities of this type. The clinic is operated on a refer- sal basis by the dentists of the province. Actual therapy .may ie carried on at the clinic or by the family dentist under the supervision of the director.
‘The four, dental hygienists continued to hold clinics for den- tal examinations at various cen- tres in the province and a den- in the
Topical fluoridation ‘clinics have been on a voluntary basis for preschool children and for school children up to thirteen
years of age who present a cer-
tificate from their family den- tist‘ stating that all necessary fillings and extractions have been completed for the child. Division of Sanitary Engineer- ing:—An extensive program in restaurant sanitation was car- ried out' in 1957 following an agreement between the Division and the City of Charlottetown and the" Town of Summerside. Both municipalities agreed to enforce recommendations on re- staurants made by the Division
under the Pub“ Health Act re
Eating Establishments.
The Veterinarian worked with raw milk producers during the year to see that raw milk reach- ing pasteurization plants was in satisfactory condition. Routine inspections of dairies were car- ried out by the Inspectors and weekly spot samples of milk were collected fro delivery trucks. '
Work was also carried out in the control of water and sew- age systems particularly in con- junction with Town Planning Re- gulations.
TUBERCOLOSIS CONTROL
Patients admitted to the San- atorium this year number about
the same as last, indicating that
a plateau may have been reach-
-ed after a decline in the num
ber of cases over the previous years.
Outpatient clinics were held throughout the year at various centres on the Island as well as at the Sanatorium.
An intensive program of tub- erculin testing followed by x- raying of positive reactors was carried out in selected areas in the province during the_ year. This method of detecting unsus- pected cases of tuberculosis is considered highly effected and more economical than mass x- ray surveys.
Following the death of Dr. Creelman, Dr.
Provincial Department
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FOUR’ LABORATORY technic- of the Division of Laboratorieosi 1ygici1IghanTa<:lJi(t:ce aI‘i/‘Ie:l:ci(——(i3‘3li,i~i§’Eg,:
Health.. From left to right, the cells Foley. Evelyn McLure.
ed in the Departmentlof Health offices on. Prince Street. Assist-
and Superintendent of the Sana- torium. Dr. Found had for many years directed the operation of the Out-Patient Clinic for the Di- vision.
The installation of the x-ray machine at the Prince County Hospital for routine x-raying of all admissions is a step forward in the detection of unknown tu- berculosis cases.
MENTAL HEALTH
With the opening of I-Iillsbor- ough General Hospital in East Royalty, this Division now com- pares favorably with any Men‘ tal Health Division in Canada- When Dr. Robert Forsythe Te- ceived his cerification_f_rom the Roy-al College of Physicians and Surgeons (Canada) a short time ago, the Division became the first in Canada to be cod1P1€Ii' ely staffed by Certified Psych- iatrists.
Aside from the work perform- ed at the Riverside Mental and the Hillsborough General Hospi- tals, clinics were held daily at the Mental Health offices on Fitzroy Street. Patients are ac- cepted at the clinic only on a referral basis from private phy- sicians.
A member of tlie staff rou- tinely visits school teachers throughout the province to dis- cuss any problems relating to mental health that may arise in the classroom.
CANCER CONTROL
The director, who has had specialized postgraduate train- ing in the cancer field, held con- sultations on 424 patients in hos- pitals referred to him by prac- ticing physicians in the province. Specimens are routinely sent to the Division of Laboratories for examination and diagnosis. The work carried on by this Division differs from and is not related to the program of the Prince Ed- ward island Cancer Society.
Vital Statistics:—Records are kept by the Division on all births deaths and causes of deaths, and marriages occurring on the Is- land. Records are also kept on all hospital admissions in the province as well as a record of reportable diseases submitted by private physicians.
A member of the Division re- cently attended a special course on the operation of Internation- al Business Machines and on the registration of cause - of - death certificates. These machiiies, lo- cated in the Health Department, are in constant use and have proven their value in the com- pilation and interpretation of information from several De. partments of Government.
E.’.\'I. Found .be--,
Laboratories: — The Division performs several laboratory fun-
. and be as well reC€iV
ing Dr. 0'Meara ls Miss ces Campbell. Dental Hygienist.
Serology; Biochemistry Heinl-
tology. Hist-Pathology, and Fig» asitology which provide advan- ced diagnostic services foi‘ 1!“ hospitals in the province, the partment of Agriculture, the At- torney-General as well as for'aII Divisions of the Department of Health.
The Health Department _WIl. fortunate to obtain the servlcfi‘.
of three senior residents in Dalil- ology during their vacation troy! Dalhousie University, Halli?!- N.S. pending the appointmentglv a Director of Laboraborieswll‘ this province. It is expected this position will be filled in near future. HEALTH EDUCATION .3 1 The Health Educator workell mainly with the Directors staff of other Divisions in‘ Department of Health. He lS‘:I°" cated in Central Administralgiji -and works with all Divisions ,5 the Department upon rell“€?"I In 1957, as in the previous Fig
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he took an active part In Tuberculin Testing Survey 9'3‘ rently being conducted in Province. He also does work with other organizamfil carrying on programs related 2:’; health. His other duties iiiclud writing of press releases for Department, screening of P‘'‘‘“'‘ phlets, posters, films, the 0"”; ing and dissemination of I19 P literature, as well as gilling l ‘ on Public Health and 1'9 subjects throughout the 3/9”‘ Administration:—0Lher II” V the normal administr-atldfl any such large Department ‘ Deputy Minister has P133’ very active part in the 001119. tion of information 1'88“ Hospital Insurance in t{l1€_ "H ince, and he also administrfl ‘ the National Health Grants ‘ Health Officer, because 1‘ additional duties presenlll. i_ rled by the Deputy . supervises all Divisions With P exception of Mental Health " Latboratores. He is also 39 director of the Division of itary Engineering and the past year has. in ,°°”lc tion with the Bacteriologlsir A ducted investigations on lococcal and Salmonella
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tions that occurred in the ince. The Minister thanked . var!
management of the . newspapers, the two Pad“) .
lions and the television 5“.
for the splendid C°"°Perth,¢l and help received from v 4 during the year. “The Past is considered one,of aCC_°'”pfl,;‘ ment and we are h°V’n.g ‘ the services to the Public
1139“ . b made ava ’ continue to e ed in 1993“
came Director of the Divisionlctions including Bacteriology], the Minister concluded.
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