PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
TWENTY-FIFTH REPORT
of the
MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS
FOR THE
YEAR ENDED JUNE 30th, 1936
printed by
authority of the legislative assembly.
VICTORIA, B.C. :
Printed by Charles F. Banfield, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. Provincial Board of Health,
Victoria, B.C., January 31st, 1937.
To His Honour E. W. Hamber,
Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia.
May it please Your Honour:
The undersigned has the honour to present the Report of the Medical Inspection of Schools
for the year ended June 30th, 1936.
G. M. WEIR,
Provincial Secretary. REPORT ON MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS.
Provincial Board of Health,
Victoria, B.C., January 31st, 1937.
The Honourable G. M. Weir, M.A., D.Paed.,
Provincial Secretary, Victoria, B.C.
Sir,—Herewith I beg leave to hand you the Twenty-fifth Report of the Medical Inspection
of Schools for the Province of British Columbia.
It is the rule under Government direction for each department to publish a yearly report
of the activities in their particular department, and to continue, as it were, a continued story
from year to year, showing the relation of the department to other functions of the Government.
And more particularly to show that an effort has been made to distribute as far as possible to
the people such publications as we send out in order that they may understand the activities of
the Government and be able to criticize the information given them and form their opinion as
to the progress that has been made.
When I say progress, I mean that we write descriptive articles which may be compared to
previous years and which result then into further chapters of the continued story as to the
human progress made under the aegis of the Government department which is entrusted with
the responsibility of the safeguarding of the health of the people.
We do not expect to be able to describe spectacular advances that are brought about as the
result of careful administration, particularly in regard to the presentation of the work to the
public in general. But we endeavour to show that the increase in the work of the Department,
which is very material from year to year, is brought about through the necessity of the
Department meeting the results of the advances that we are advocating to the people in regard
to the health-work in general.
The work of our Department has one solid foundation which we preach from day to day
and from year to year, and that is the prevention of disease. We do not in our Department
undertake the management of individual cases or attempt to cure disease. Our mission is
broader and more far-reaching in its effect in regard to the improvement in health of the
people and the diminution of disease by the prevention of disease.
When we look back over the last five years, when we can show a decrease in the diseases,
devastating particularly to children, as having disappeared almost entirely, one is apt to
value the progress in dollars and cents, following the custom of the country. But this cannot
be done.
We can appeal to the people to evaluate the saving in lives in their families, the saving of
money by the prevention of disease and sickness, the increase in the value of the human asset,
by noting the growth, the health-growth of the children, by noting the great improvement in
the advances that are being made in the schools, because a sick child in a class in the school
is simply a disappointment to himself and a drawback to the other children.
People from time to time interview us in regard to these matters and make very favourable comments as to the results that we are accomplishing.
In addition, we have by teaching health and hygienic modes of living brought about a
decided change in the physical surroundings of the children. The school environment must
conform to the improvement in the pupils, and in order to do this every school should be
a model as to cleanliness, heating, ventilation, lighting, and means of recreation. No child
is permitted to be unclean. The children from a school, properly conducted as to health-giving
conditions, form healthy habits which stay with them through life. School hygiene is of
immediate and vital interest to every community. It is part of the great business of every
community in the way of making and keeping the people well. The school should be a model
for the community in cleanliness and health-giving conditions.
Physical perfection must and does go hand in hand with spiritual welfare. There is
no use trying to uplift the morals of the rising generation if the environment is, if I may use
the term, materially immoral.
Prevention has been our key-note. There is one item in connection with the health of the
people which has been neglected more than any other, through ignorance, and through entire
absence of the knowledge of what will happen to them in after-life if they continue to neglect
the teeth. We have used every effort to impress upon the people that, if the teeth are neglected,
the child will suffer from chronic diseases as they grow to manhood or womanhood. J 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
One way to convince the people is by demonstrations in a practical manner of the postulates that we are laying down. We followed this policy last year and we have held dental
campaigns in different parts of the Province during the year. As the result of our work in
conjunction with the local organizations, particularly the Women's Institutes, we treated
during the past year 6,699 school-children, and we append an interesting account of the work
which was done in the Municipality of Surrey under the Women's Institute.
I do not think it is necessary to comment on this report, which gives in a terse form an
account of the feeling of the people, especially when the demonstration was completed. Following the work in Surrey, one of the dentists who assisted in the Surrey work went north and
completed some work in the Peace River country, and I am attaching copy of a report received
from this dentist.
These reports read like a fairy-tale, but I only wish we had space to publish the letters
from all parts of the Province from happy parents, from grateful women's organizations,
thanking us for the work we have done.
We are only beginning and intend to continue the demonstration. It is only by having the
force of public opinion behind us that we can hope to accomplish our object. It is our aim to
bring our efforts to the point where some practical results may be obtained, and that is by
having every one convinced that it is their duty to visit their dentist once or twice a year for
an examination and not wait until the teeth are sacrificed or half a dozen operations have to
be carried out, such as fillings and the rest of it. In this way the work could be carried out
at a very small cost.
HEALTH-WORK BY WOMEN'S INSTITUTES.
Women's Institute Branch,
Department of Agriculture, January 26th, 1937.
Dr. H. E. Young,
Provincial Officer of Health,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.
Dear Sir,—I beg to submit a report on the health-work in which the Women's Institutes
in this Province have co-operated.
" I have never spoken at a meeting before, but I cannot sit still. From the bottom of my
heart and soul I want to thank whoever made it possible to have the teeth of the children of
this school treated."
So spoke a member of the Hazelmere Women's Institute at the Birthday Party in April,
1936. Continuing in an unsteady voice, she said: "No one who has not experienced it can
believe the difference. For years there has not been a week elapsed that I have not had one
or more of my five children home from school with toothache, crying through the night, losing
days from school, and now you would not know them. They are full of life and spirits. Oh!
If there is anything I can do to help this work, to bring health to other children, let me know.
And again I express my gratitude to whoever is responsible for this great blessing."
This woman is one of the mothers of the 1,608 children treated by the dental clinic
organized through the efforts of the Women's Institutes, the Parent-Teachers' Association,
and the Provincial Board of Health.
Early in 1935, Mrs. R. E. Kocher, President of the Hazelmere Women's Institute, began
the campaign for a municipal nursing service. Failing in this, she tried for a dental service.
Again failure confronted her, but optimism and determination seem to be the principal
ingredients of Mrs. Kocher's character, coupled with an unfailing good nature. For, as she
smilingly assured a member of one of her audiences, " You cannot offend me, you know, because
I am not working for myself."
Mrs. Kocher's third attempt for a dental service was for the three school districts comprising the area served by the Hazelmere Women's Institute. The mouth condition of the
pupils of these three schools was carefully examined by the local dentist at the expense of
the Provincial Department of Health. The mouths of 127 children were examined and defects
were noted on dental charts for each of the 127. In this Garden of British Columbia, this
land flowing with milk and honey, just one child has perfect teeth. One hundred and twenty-
six children had defects ranging from one cavity to fifteen. Some teeth were so bad that they MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36. J 7
should all have been removed. The Hazelmere Institute raised the necessary amount of money
and after a great deal of delay dental treatment was begun for these children. In the meantime residents in other school districts of the municipality became interested. Meetings were
held and the dental report on these 127 children was discussed. But to a great extent the
authorities were working in the dark because the only available figures as to the probable
cost of the clinic came from the Peace River, where 1,105 children were treated at an average
cost of $1.75 each. It was thought that the children of the Fraser Valley could not have such
bad teeth as those of the Peace River District. However, when the work was completed (by
the same dentist who treated the Peace River children), it was found that the cost averaged
$3.11 for the 1,608 children of the Surrey District owing to the enormous amount of work
required for each child.
The Surrey method of organization and administration is one to be commended. Each
school district agreed to raise a certain sum per pupil, based on the enrolment of the schools.
When that sum was collected, it was deposited in the bank and a deposit-slip sent to the
secretary-treasurer of the executive of the dental clinic, who paid the dentist by cheque. Thus
the secretary-treasurer, Miss Francis Martin, handled no actual cash. She reports:—
" We feel most certain that the people of this municipality realize and appreciate what
has been accomplished in this dental service at so little cost to them. We hope next year to
have the work carried on again in most of the schools through the Parent-Teachers' Association
or the Women's Institute."
Probably ^his Surrey clinic was the most noteworthy for several reasons—the lack of
interest at the beginning, the large area which was served eventually, and the quality and cost
of the work. The cost per patient was very reasonable, clearly demonstrating that by co-operation almost any parents can afford to have their children's teeth kept sound. As has been
told previously, the cost per patient in the Peace River District was almost half the cost of
that in the Surrey District.
In the Chilliwack District five institutes contributed towards the fund raised by the Rotary
Club.
In Kaslo the Women's Institute assisted the Women's Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion
and ninety-one children received treatment.
At Nelson the Women's Institute has been active in agitating for dental service not only
for Nelson, but for all adjacent districts.
While on a visit to Gibsons Landing in October I spoke of the need for dental treatment
for children, and was told: " Ever since the Provincial Board of Health paid for the first
dental clinic in 1926 the Council has had the dental work done annually."
Pender Island Women's Institute, one of the Gulf Islands group, has a sum of money
collected to continue the dental service.
I visited the points in the Lillooet District and am sure that dental service would be
provided if a little time was spent at the larger centres instructing groups in the method of
organization. Every one I met showed a sympathetic understanding of the importance of
this service.
Port Moody Women's Institute is considering a dental clinic for their community.
Courtenay is still considering the nursing and dental service.
At the District Conference held in Parksville the following resolution concluded an
animated discussion, in which most of the delegates took part (the resolution received unanimous endorsation) :—
" Whereas there exists a tragic need of assistance for children suffering from dental decay,
defective eyesight, diseased tonsils, and many other ailments:
" And whereas there is no agency so effective nor so economical as a Public Health Nurse
in helping parents and Women's Institutes to detect and remedy these:
" And whereas the cases of relief and charity are similarly effectively handled by the
Public Health Nurse:
" And whereas such a nurse placed in any district can, by the regular work, demonstrate
in six months the value of her services in dollars and cents in any district:
" Therefore be it Resolved, That we, the Women's Institutes of Vancouver Island North,
in conference assembled, respectfully urge that an increased amount be granted to the Provincial Department of Health in order to further assist in establishing Public Health Nursing J 8 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
services and in helping those districts anxious to remedy the teeth, eye, and tonsil defects of
children."
Moved by Mrs. Tryon, Parksville; seconded by Mrs. Marshall, Qualicum; and carried by
the Vancouver Island- North District Women's Institute Conference.
Respectfully submitted.
V. S. McLachlan,
Superintendent, B.C. Women's Institutes.
REPORT ON DENTAL WORK IN PEACE RIVER AND SURREY.
825 Granville Street,
Vancouver, B.C., January 5th, 1937.
Dr. H. E. Young,
Provincial Officer of Health,
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.
Dear Dr. Young,—The following is a report on my work and observation during my
association with the British Columbia Board of Health in connection with dental work
completed for school-children in the Peace River District, also the Surrey school dental work
for the year ended 1936. »
The successful handling or, may I use my own term, contacting with children is a problem
in itself. In this work I use certain methods which I have followed during my entire length
of practice, and so far have never failed in successfully meeting the child, except where the
parent interferes. First of all, to be successful in this work one must have a genuine affection
for all children; to many dentists the sight of a child means trouble, whereupon it should mean
another little friend. One must make a thorough study of human nature, understand and
know how to apply psychology, and one must never deceive or make a false statement to a child;
I learned this many years ago.
The work in Surrey County was greatly needed, and in all the time I spent there I met
583 children. For these children I performed 3,797 operations, averaging 6.5 per child. This
would seem, and is, a very high average, proving the deplorable dental condition among the
school-children existing in this district. In all, I might say that the work here was most
pleasant in every way. The co-operation of the local committees interested in this work proved
a great factor in its success, and I am sure the future will bring its just reward.
Now to take you to the far north, to the Peace River District. Here I found the dental
condition much improved as compared to last year; this of course was to be expected. There
were, however, many children treated this year that were either missed last year or else new
within the district. The average per child last year, I believe, was 3.6, while this year we
find it 2.6. The most noticeable change I found was the cleanliness of the mouth and the
wonderful improvement of the child's attitude towards the dentist. As, for instance, in one
case I recall a boy of 12 who I had just filled three teeth for; he was such an ideal patient,
so pleasant and jolly, that after having finished, I made this remark: "Well, George, it
has been a great pleasure to do this work for you to-day, and I am really sorry to see you go."
He laughed and remarked: "Well, that is different from what you told me last year."
" Oh! " I asked, " And what did I say? "
" Well," he replied, " I thought you were going to give me a good shaking."
" Did you deserve it? " I asked.
" Yes, I did," he replied.
" Well," I remarked, " hasn't it been a wonderful change this year; everything has been
so pleasant." I was really sorry to see George go. There are many interesting incidents like
this that I might make mention of, but I prefer to hold until later date, when I hope to write
more fully my memoirs of my work in connection with school dentistry. The number of
children contacted in this district for this year is 1,040. The work in this district is very
difficult owing to the fact that many children are obliged to travel a long distance over roads
that are sometimes impossible for the modern vehicle. For instance, in one place I recall
five young girls in their teens that walked 11 miles each way in order to have their dental
work done. There are cases where it has taken many hours for a group of children driven MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36. J 9
by horse-team to reach the clinic, arriving late in the day. Under these circumstances you
will understand it is absolutely necessary that this work be completed at once, as a return
trip would be out of the question. This makes it necessary for a dentist to work many times
long after hours. This year we were obliged to work two Saturdays all day, and Sunday as
well, without a let-up. However, we were able to complete almost on schedule time, due
greatly to the efficiency of Dr. J. S. Cull and the charming, efficient, and kindly nurses, members
of the Board of Health staff of the Peace River District.
It was also very interesting to note the very few permanent teeth that had to be extracted
as compared with last year. For instance, I removed only thirty-four this year and treated
over 1,000 children, whereas, I was obliged to extract many hundreds last year for about
600 children. The number of the thirty-four extracted were for children that had not been
treated last year; others were cases where we attempted to save six-year molars if possible,
which later broke away; others were cases where only temporary fillings were used in order
to save the tooth for at least another year.
Where no previous work has been done for children who have reached the age of 10 or 12
and upwards, I believe it will take about three years of annual treatment before the desirable
condition has been obtained. This of course necessitates seeing the child at least once a year
for three consecutive years.
In closing I might state: " To me it was a great pleasure; although the work was hard,
the burden was always lessened by the kindly thoughts of each and every member of your
staff in this district."
Yours very truly,
A. R. Currie.
Details of the examination of each school follow.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
H. E. YOUNG,
Provincial Health Officer.
SCHOOLS INSPECTED.
Medical Inspectors 158
Reports from Medical Inspectors 158
High Schools.
Schools inspected: 1934-35, 96: Reported, 77; not reported, 19.
1935-36,100: Reported, 82; not reported, 18.
Pupils inspected: 1934-35, 12,745.
1935-36, 15,591. Increase—2,846.
Junior High Schools.
Schools inspected: 1934-35, 11: Reported, 10; not reported, 1.
1935-36, 11: Reported, 11.
Pupils inspected: 1934-35, 5,957.
1935-36, 5,064. Decrease—893.
Graded City Schools.
Schools inspected: 1934-35,117: Reported, 98; not reported, 19.
1935-36,117: Reported, 88; not reported, 29.
Pupils inspected: 1934-35,40,197.
1935-36, 41,235. Increase—1,038. J 10
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Schools inspected:
Pupils inspected:
Schools inspected:
Not inspected:
Pupils inspected:
Cost per pupil:
Per cent, of defects:
Rural Municipal Schools.
1934-35,167: Reported, 152; not reported, 15.
1935-36,172: Reported, 169; not reported, 3.
1934-35, 17,054.
1935-36, 17,783. Increase—729.
Rural and Assisted Schools.
1934-35, 731, at a cost of $15,023.17.
1935-36, 788, at a cost of $14,110.10.
1934-35, 32.
1935-36, 53.
1934-35, 21,205.
1935-36, 21,011.
1934-35, 71 cents.
1935-36, 67 cents.
1934-35, 105.41.
1935-36, 116.75.
Decrease—194.
Increase—11.34 per cent. STATISTICAL TABLES. J 12
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
NORMAL
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Miss P. Charlton
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319
568
19
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363
15
73
186
75
64
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117
131
92
149
28
70
50
17
34
131
22
134
228
80
36
237
201
18
8
395
86
5
18
33
296
538
18
10
363
14
67
184
68
64
19
109
131
88
149
28
70
48
16
34
131
17
130
221
76
36
223
197
18
8
395
2
1
2
13
1
1
1
1
2
1
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3
1
2
1
5
2
1
2
4
5
19
2
5
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34
2
1
3
5
15
6
6
2
6
6
2
10
2
4
9
5
7
9
2
12
18
4
4
15
15
4
1
28
36
1
4
3
25
36
2
12
2
2
1
2
3
12
12
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H. E. Cannon
C. C. Browne
G. James
1
11
12
22
2
2
4
3
17
6
8
1
11
6
9
17
3
1
5
1
11
9
9
11
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96
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J. McKee.
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27
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26
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6
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6
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1
2
3
3
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G. K. MacNaughton
J. S. Cull
A. A. King
12
1
2
3
2
11
Delta Municipality:
6
12
1
33
2
10
22
3
7
6
2
35
68
11
1
110
186
3
45
1
1
1
5
4
2
6
1
10
3
2
24
3
6
3
1
Duncan
Esquimalt —
Fernie.
H. P. Swan
J. S. McCallum
G. A. Kelman
R. D. Rush—
Miss G. Homfray
Miss E. Morrison
Miss W. E. Seymour.
2
3
14
W. Truax ...
C. C. Browne
G. E. Wride _
Miss M. Upshall
9
1
F. Inglis.—-
W. J. Knox
G. E. Wride
Mrs. J. Russell
Miss M. Myles
Mrs. B. Thompson....
Kelowna
Keremeos . ..
3
1
9
1
2
34
3
1
6
10
2
7
6
28
10
11
Maple Ridge:
Miss M. E. Grierson.
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3
2
1
5
2
1
2
2
6
Merritt
G. H. Tuthill
3
Nanaimo
Nelson
W. F. Drysdale
W. A. Moffatt...
J. P. Ellis
Miss M. Upshall
Miss K. M. Gordon....
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North Bend
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New Westminster:
D. A. Clark
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SCHOOLS.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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occurred during the
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Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets,
State if clean
and adequate.
Nervous, 3; pulmonary, 19; (pneumonia, hay-fever, etc.) ; mastoid,
3 ; rheumatism, 2; digestive, 4;
anaemia, 3 ; menstruation, 1; skin
(psoriasis), 1; anchylosis of hip,
1; clubfoot, 1; appendicitis (op.),
10 ; valvular heart-trouble, 1
Old rickets, 1; scoliosis, 1 ; icthyosis
simplex, 1; endocarditis, chronic,
2; acne, 14; defect, vision with
cor., 19
SCHOOLS.
Cardiac, 1-
Cardiac, 6..
Cardiac, 2._
Cardiac, 1„
Cardiac, 1 ; eczema, 2 ; appendix, 3
skin-rashes, 4
Psoriasis _
Cardiac, 2
Cardiac, 10 _ „„
Nervous, 1; skin, 3 ; anaemia, 1; wax
in ears, 4
Cardiac, 6..
Appendectomy, !__..
St. Vitus, 1 ; spine, 2; cardiac, 2
chest, 1
Cardiac, 1 __
Cardiac, 3 ; nervous, 5 .
Epilepsy, 1; squint, 1; stiff elbow, I
sinusitis, 1
Chronic asthma, 1—
Deformed chest, 2 ; heart, 2
Pneumonia, 1 ; tonsillitis, 6; sinitus,
2 ; appendectomy, 3 ; nervous, 1;
fractures and sprains, 12
Heart, 4
Nervous, 4; anaanria, 3 ; heart, 7; orthopaedic, 2; pulmonary, 1
Measles; chicken-pox-
Mumps..
Mumps ; German measles
German measles, 11 ; mumps, 2
Measles __
German measles, 49 ; whooping-
cough, 13 ; mumps, 2; pneumonia, 1
Chicken-pox. -~.
Scarlet fever
Scarlet fever
measles _ _
chicken-pox .
Hard to heat in
severe weather
Cold in winter
Good - - -
Not crowded; well
heated; ventilation fair
Good.
Good _ —..
Fair. _
Good —- —
Fair; lighting not
good
Good heating and
lighting; not
crowded
Not crowded ; good
I ventilation
Good,- _____
Good _
Good _ -
Satisfactory —
German measles, 11-
Rubella, 12 -
Rubella, 7 ; chicken-pox, 1 _
Influenza, 50 ; mumps, 1 ; German measles, 1
Rubella..
Measles; whooping-cough;
mumps ; chicken-pox
Mumps ; German measles .__
Mumps _ -
Flu .._—
Chicken-pox, 43 _
Pertussis; mumps.
Mumps, 3 ; influenza ; rubella .
Rubella _
Rubella, 4; chicken-pox, 1;
mumps, 4 ; scarlet fever, 1 ;
whooping-cough, 1 ; influenza, 1
Morbilli - _ -.
German measles, 6
Not crowded; ventilation fair; heating fair; coal-
stoves in each
room
Well heated; adequate ; air-space
well constructed
Good; uncrowded;
well heated and
ventilated
Satisfactory— „_.
Good —
Good
Adequate -
Good..
Clean; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Good.
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Good.
Acceptable.
Clean.
Good; fairly
clean.
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Good.
Acceptable.
Clean; adequate.
Inadequate.
Good.
Heating,
and ventilation
are modern
Adequate.
Good __—
Clean ; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Dirty.
Clean; adequate.
Clean.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
lighting, Clean; adequate.
Very crowded __ __..
Satisfactory „
Poorly ventilated _
Very poorly heated
and ventilated
Generally good .
Good- - -
Good-
Clean ; adequate.
Yes.
Poor.
Yes.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; fairly
adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Good.
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J. A. Stewart
R. A. Gilchrist
360
27
32
12
12
126
52
134
94
293
65
28
140
212
24
85
111
110
279
41
122
8
49
39
114
80
232
17
34
246
658
553
663
1511
1236
491
562
826
1017
220
1035
530
170
322
26
19
12
12
122
50
109
94
278
61
28
130
161
23
79
108
108
277
41
109
8
49
39
107
80
217
17
34
246
584
768
403
1348
1236
511
605
555
846
177
881
357
145
2
1
10
1
1
10
40
6
3
2
1
24
10
40
3
41
6
3
15
2
9
11
11
9
25
9
33
10
2
13
16
10
2
2
6
20
45
12
70
43
18
34
20
12
7
25
24
10
1
3
5
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8
13
15
108
3
7
3
17
2
13
28
22
67
10
31
14
6
79
18
26
3
2
12
134
194
90
494
220
133
327
260
111
8
214
99
6
1
__
2
148
2
6
1
1
8
9
17
8
22
5
7
13
5
4
5
4
7
3
1
7
2
8
6
6
1
5
27
1
1
5
9
3
2
7
5
13
24
65
1
2
12
4
4
8
2
3
N. J. Ball.
D. P. Hanington
W. Buchanan .
C. T. Hilton
Miss A. Hall
15
Miss E. G. Allen
1
10
4
4?
R. G. Langston..
0. 0. Lyons
C. Ewert
R. G. Large
4
Powell River:
Prince George:
Mrs. G. Bond -
1
8
2
3
1
1
Prince Rupert:
King Edward
Miss M. Osborne
34
7
9
2
3
15
11
D. McCaffrey.. -
G. D. Oliver
1
J. H. Hamilton..
Miss A. Thom
2
1
6
Rolla
J. S. Cull
E. E. Topliff. -
D. Berraan
D. Berman.-
D. Berman.. -..
H. G. Burden
Miss N. E. Dunn
4
Saanich:
1
3
2
3
8
1
Mount Newton.
Miss B. Jenkins
1
2
26
2
1
9
A. and S. E. Beech -
A. Francis
7
6
2
1
2
2
26
11
16
4
2
1
2
N. J. Paul
J. M. McDiarmid
Miss J. M. Arnould .
~5
3
1
3
18
18
F. D. Sinclair
Telkwa "
S. Mills
2
4
3
1
1
1
1
5
2
5
10
1
4
3
Trail
F S. Eaton
2
18
40
19
18
50
61
30
71
24
61
22
31
43
5
3
8
11
29
Vancouver :
H. White _
H. White
H. White. M
G. A. Lamont
H. White -r
H. White
H. White
H. White
H. White
H. White
G. A. Lamont
3. S. Murray -
A. C. Nash
Miss M. McLellan
Miss M. Henderson ..
Miss M. McLellan
Miss E. Edwards
Miss M. Henderson-
Miss H. Jukes -
Miss M. Campbell—.
Miss M. Campbell....
Miss E. Ewart
Miss L. Drysdale
Miss I. Smith.
Miss N. Armstrong..
Miss M. Hardy
of Commerce
School of Commerce
John Oliver
King Edward..
King George
Kitsilano
3
2
1
4
3
2
2
2
3
1
28
7
2
3
2
4
7
2
5
20
33
5
* All the boys and girls examined this year. MEDICAL INSPECTION OP SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 15
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Rubella _ ■
O.K
(functional system), 2
Measles ; whooping-cough
Good
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
O.K
Rubella — ' _
Good
Yes
ansemia, 3 ; flat left chest, 1 ; acne,
1 ; hay-fever, 1; ganglion wrist, 1
Measles ; mumps ; influenza ;
scarlet fever; pertussis
Mumps ; measles _
Good _
Good.
Good. - — _
pzedic, 1 ; hemangioma of lip, 1
Yes.
Orthopaedic, 1 ; blepharitis, 1—
Heart, 6 ; congenital defects, 4 ; acne,
3 ; bronchitis, 3 ; orthopaedic, 2 ;
mass in neck, 1
Clean; adequate.
Rubella, 28; chicken-pox, 5;
5, mumps, 9
Measles. ___ __
Good. _ _
I n adequate
Good.
Good - __
Good _.
Good.
Rubella, 1 - __ __
Yes.
Satisfactory _ —
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Heart, 3 ; lungs, 1 ; appendix, 3
Heart, 10 ; scoliosis, 2 ; lungs, 3 ; appendix, 11
Temporary quarters
since fire; very
crowded in two
rooms; O.K. before
Chest, 1; hay-fever, 1; anaemia, 18;
acne, 7
Chicken-pox ; measles ; whooping-cough
Clean; adequate.
Good - -
German measles ___
Measles, 13 ; rubella
Good- _
Good.
Fairly satisfactory-
Frame ; good; heating and ventilation satisfactory
Satisfactory.
Satisfactory - —
Satisfactory. __
Satisfactory
German measles ___ _
Scarlet fever ; mumps ; German
measles
Yes.
Clean.
docarditis, 3
Yes
Yes
Cardiac, 1; vaccinations, 320
Mumps, 2 ; rubella, 17 ; scarlet
fever, 1
i
Cardiac, 2 ; pulmonary, 1 ; vaccinations, 260
Cardiac, 7 ; pulmonary, 4 ; vaccinations, 669
fever, 2
Mumps, 1; rubella, 9 ; scarlet
fever, 1
Mumps, 31 ; measles, 2 ; chicken-
pox, 2 ; whooping-cough, 1 ;
rubella, 114 ; scarlet fever, 5
Mumps, 1 ; measles, 1 ; rubella,
24 ; scarlet fever, 6
Mumps, 3 ; chicken-pox, 1 ; rubella, 41 ; scarlet fever, 1
Mumps, 2 ; rubella, 38 ; scarlet
fever, 8
Rubella, 9 ; scarlet fever, 3
Mumps, 16; chicken-pox, 4;
rubella, 72 ; scarlet fever, 1
Mumps, 4 ; chicken-pox, 5 ; rubella, 10
Mumps, 1; scarlet fever, 4;
measles, 1; rubella, 51
Mumps, 3 ; rubella, 70 ; chicken-
pox, 3; scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 5 ; rubella, 23; Vincent's angina, 1
Cardiac, 4 ; pulmonary, 1 ; vaccinations, 369
Cardiac, 1 ; vaccinations, 328 —
Pulmonary, 1; vaccinations, 604
Pulmonary, 1 ; vaccinations, 143-
Cardiac, 5 ; pulmonary, 4 ; vaccinations, 473
Anaemia, 2 ; asthma, 1; acne, 5; cardiac, 10 ; eczema, 1; enuresis, 1 ;
orthopaedic, 21; nervous, 1 ; pallor,
2; furunculosis, 1 ; nasopharyngitis, 1 ; malosclusion
Asthma, 1; acne, 3; chorea, 1
1
1
2
1
1
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Fair
Clean • adequate.
Fair. J 16
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0. Morris
D. P. Hanington
Mrs. S. Martin
Miss E. G. Allen
246
12
246
12
6
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1
1
1
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21 5
1
2
Wellington, South
i
1
4
1
1
C. E. McRae
J. Olivier
20
21
20
20
2
4
.
4
1
5
1
6
3
Yahk
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JUNIOR HIGH
T. E. Coy
33
25
33
25
3
1
3
1
2
8
11
2
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Dawson Creek
J. S. Cull
Miss R. Mahon
15
Kamloops
M. G. Archibald
Miss O. M. Garrood-
338
329
13
1
13
9
65
1
37
Nanaimo.
W. F. Drysdale
Miss M. Upshall
211
207
31
7
17
10
3
35
95
44
40
Nelson.
W. A. Moffatt
Miss K. M. Gordon....
307
307
2
39
4
4
11
72
267
16
Ocean Falls.—
R. A. Gilchrist- _
57
57
1
21
1
1
18
7
81 4
Miss M. A. Twiddy___
Miss M. Campbell ....
70
1601
70
1376
48
270
9
70
1
11
2
17
2
73
40
604
26
4
Vancouver:
Kitsilano
H. White
14
Point Grey _
H. White _
Miss M. Ewert.
1356
984
217
60
2
4
8
29
138
18
3
Templeton _
H. White
Miss V. Stephens
1621
1414
308
116
4
17
108
196
42
52
Vancouver, West:
A. C. Nash
292
262
15
4
20
1
3
26
17
2
GRADED CITY
E. W. Garner
171
418
445
317
514
8
404
442
35
156
153
418
445
298
503
7
393
442
35
152
4
20
103
2
5
1
2
24
41
17
5
34
62
19
3
6
6
1
3
2
3
8
46
2
20
13
1
8
30
12
49
2
20
6
2
11
100
13
49
124
3
77
20
1
42
22
205
301
38
190
2
283
151
4
77
12
7
Charlton
Tait
67
23
208
6
Chilliwack:
Central -
E. McCaffrey.
J. McKee
G. E. L. MacKinnon
G. E. L. MacKinnon
G. K. MacNaughton
H. P. Swan _
H. P. Swan
G. B. Helem
Miss C.
19
Cranbrook:
81
20
1
Duncan :
Duncan.. '
MissG
MissG
E. Homfray
E. Homfray
1
Enderby:
1
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1 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 17
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Cardiac, 1; rheumatic fever, 1 ; mastoid, 1 ; cleft palate, 1 ; diabetes, 1
Cardiac, 1— —___ _
Trachoma, 6
Cardiac, 2 ; nervous, 1
Measles, 10; rubella, 20 ;
fluenza, 15
Rubella, 6
Very crowded;
poorly ventilated
O.K
Good_
Clean ; inadequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Acceptable.
SCHOOLS.
Good..:
bronchitis, 1
ture, 36
2
2
2
9
5
21
6
1
Rubella, 11; scarlet fever, 4;
mumps, 5; chicken-pox, 3 ;
influenza, 25; whooping-
cough, 1
Varicella ; mobile ; strep,
hsemolyticus
Poorly heated;
ventilation fair
Excellent
blood-pressure, 1 ; chorea, 1; appendectomy, 1; sinitus, 3 ; pneumonia, 1; tonsillitis, 12; T's and
A's, 2
1
3
5
9
13
1
adequate.
1 ; furunculosis, 1 ; heart, 6 ; acne,
1; diabetes, 1; infantile eczema, 1;
undercandid testicle, 1
4
2
4
1
Mumps, 11 ; chicken-pox, 14;
measles, 1; rubella, 304 ;
scarlet fever, 25
Mumps, 146 ; chicken-pox, 13 ;
measles, 1 ; rubella, 279;
scarlet fever, 18
Mumps, 20 ; chicken-pox, 4;
measles, 1 ; rubella, 283 ;
scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 11; chicken-pox, 1;
rubella, 88; measles, 1 ;
scarlet fever, 2
tions, 873
tions, 666
tions, 782
Asthma, 2; eczema, 2; acne, 7
Good- —_ —..
Good.
SCHOOLS.
Cardiac with systolic murmurs, 2;
coxa vara 1 ; poorly developed and
undersized right arm (paresis, but
not paralysis), 1
Conjunctivitis, 16; cardiac lesion,
1 ; epilepsy, 2; asthmatic, 3;
blepharitis, 4; orthopaedic defects
(shoulder, 1 ; ankle, 1; arm, 1 ; leg,
1) : strabismus, 7; flat feet, 4;
stuttering, 4 ; hay-fever, 2
Stammering, 2 ; paralysis, 1 ; cardiac,
1 ; eczema, 2 ; kidney condition, 1;
fractures, 2 ; skin condition, 12
Deformed face, 1 ; deformed hand, 1 ;
nervous condition, 2
Infantile paralysis, 1 ; cardiac, 1
Nervous, 3; pulmonary, 2; orthopaedic, 3 ; skin, 27 ; nasal catarrh,
20; defective speech, 3; an_emia,
28 ; wax in ears, 47 ; cleft palate, 1
Asthma, 2; cardiac, 2; appendectomy, 1
Posture, 7— __
Nervous diseases, 2_.
German measles; measles;
mumps ; scarlet fever ; pinkeye
Measles; German measles;
chicken - pox ; whooping-
cough ; pneumonia, 1 ; rheumatic fever, 1
Chicken-pox, 2 ; German measles, 198 ; whooping-cough,
11 ; scarlet fever, 2; pneumonia, 1
Scarlet fever; German measles ;
chicken-pox; mumps
Scarlet fever; chicken-pox _
Measles, 57; rubella, 30
mumps, 4 ; scarlet fever, 1 ;
chicken-pox, 1
Measles, 3; rubella, 2
Measles ; pertussis ; impetigo _.
Rooms well lighted
and ventilated ;
clean and plenty
of room
Rooms difficult to
ventilate during
severe cold and
extreme heat
Some rooms crowded ; window ventilation
Good __ __
Good __
Good ___ -
Good_
Good-
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Yes.
Good.
Good.
Clean ; adequate.
Fairly crowded.
Good. J 18
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GRADED CITY
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Kamloops:
Lloyd George..
Stuart Wood...
Kaslo -
G. A. Kelman..
W. Truax
W. H. Wood...
M. G. Archibald-
M. G. Archibald..
D. J. Barclay
Kelowna .
W. J. Knox.
Ladysmith
Merritt
Nanaimo:
Middle Ward..
North Ward-
South Ward..
Thomas Hodgson..
Nelson:
Central-
Hume.
New Westminster:
Central
Herbert Spencer
Lord Kelvin and Lister
Queenshoro
Richard McBride
Port Alberni
Port Coquitlam:
Central
James Park
Port Moody
Prince George:
Connaught
King George
Prince Rupert:
Booth Memorial.
D. P. Hanington
G. H. Tutill -
W. F. Drysdale _
W. F. Drysdale _
W. F. Drysdale..
W. F. Drysdale ..
W. A. Moffiatt......
W. A. Moffatt.
D. A. Clark
D. A. Clark
D. A. Clark
D. A. Clark
D. A. Clark
C. T. Hilton
R. G. Langston...
R. G. Langston...
C. R. Symmes—
C. Ewert
C. Ewert
R. G. Large
Miss W. E. Seymour
Miss 0. M. Garrood
Miss 0. M. Garrood.
Miss M. Myles..
Miss E. G. Allen .
Miss M. Morris .
Miss M. Morris .
Miss M. Morris .
Miss M. Morris .
Miss K. M. Gordon
Miss K. M. Gordon
Miss A. Stark
Miss A. Stark
Miss A. Stark
Miss A. Stark
Miss A. Stark
Mrs. G. Bond.
Mrs. G. Bond.
Miss N. Osbourne-
530 530
344
71
226
307
103
659
53
287
142
100
293
465
218
340
65
226
306
103
659
52
279
140
290
458
210
700| 700
I
442 442
785
171
481
486
785
171
481
170
168
80
76
240
240
57
57
294
294
482
3
4
14
8
28
7
47
37
7
3
72
5
2
4
5
20
2
22
3
9
4
38
5
102
59
1
90
21
71
3
30
2
7
4
5
3
2
2
120
2
29
34
14
14
16
J
20
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14
1
95
50
105
38
68
6 6
221 22
19
36
193
167 147
65
32
10
13
40
159
54
26
24
31
141
352
35
36
131
419
72
199
90
119
68
78
130
142
34
91
33
78
204
1
5
323
20
91
4
15
11
34
25
50
11
33
37
3
1
13
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15 MEDICAL INSPECTION OP SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 19
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
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Cardiac, 8; chest, 1; crippled, 2;
clubfoot, 1
6
11
4
1
Mumps, 24; German measles,
16 ; influenza, 175
Measles ; whooping - cough,
mumps; chicken-pox
Good ; not crowded ;
well ventilated;
well heated
Good
Satisfactory
Clean ; adequate.
Fairly clean.
Yes.
Defects corrected, 54 ; defective pos
1 Measles, 179 ; chicken-pox,
1 34; scarlet fever, 2;,
j mumps, 30; whooping-
J cough, 1
ture, 55
Defects improved and corrected, 31;
rickets, 3 ; defective posture, 54
Good _
Good.
harelip, 2 ; cleft palate, 1; osteomyelitis leg, 1
Chorea, 16 ; pulmonary and bronchial,
17; cardiac, 9 ; flu, including the
whole four Kelowna schools, 150.
There are very many cases of a
streptococcus infection of throat
with influenza-like symptoms, causing very many cases of otitis
media. Ten times more cases of
paracentesis of ear-drum than in
any one other year
4
17
~2
3
Measles, 7 ; pinkeye, 8 ; scarlet
fever, 1 ; chicken-pox, 43
Buildings all modern ; well ventilated, lighted, and
adequate
Modern; clean;
adequate.
3
Yes.
Epilepsy, 1 ; otitis media, 1 ; defective
Scarlet fever, 3 ■ rubella, 31;
mumps, 44 ; chicken-pox, 21;
whooping-cough, 8
Whooping-cough, 5 ; scarlet
fever, 4 ; rubella, 52 ; mumps,
36; chicken-pox, 19
Scarlet fever, 9 ; rubella, 18;
mumps, 40 ; chicken-pox, 4
Scarlet fever, 11 ; rubella, 31 ;
mumps, 55 ; chicken-pox, 8
Poorly ventilated;
fairly crowded
Poorly ventilated;
heating fair
Poorly ventilated;
fairly crowded;
poorly ventilated
Clean ; adequate.
speech, 1 ; tonsillectomy, 6 ; influenza, 6 ; tonsillitis, 9 ; bronchitis,
3; fractures (arm, finger, collarbone)
Influenza, 9 ; tonsillitis, 7 ; appendic-
tomy, 1; fractures, 1 (arm),
sprained ankle; otitis media, 1 ;
pleurisy, 1 ; eczema, 2; tonsillectomy, 6; asthma, 1
Influenza, 5 ; fractures, 1 (arm) ;
epilepsy, 1; defective speech, 3;
tonsillectomy, 1 ; St. Vitus's dance,
1 ; tonsillitis, 2; otitis media, 1 ;
pinkeye, 4
3
9
7
4
8
1
3
3
1
4
Clean; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
1; bronchitis, 2 ; appendectomy, 2 ;
tonsillectomy, 4; fractures, 2
(arm), 1 (finger) ; asthma, 2;
sprained writs, 1 ; fingers, 5;
ankle, 1
Heart, 7 ; pneumonia, 1 ; rheumatism,
3 ; strep, hsemolyticus
Heart, 3 ; rheumatism, 1; chorea, l._.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Measles ; pertussis ; parotitis.-...
Generally good
Cardiac, 5 ; pulmonary, 1; orthopaedic, 8 ; nervous, 1 ; aneemia, 14
Cardiac, 2 ; pulmonary, 1 ; orthopaedic, 8 ; nervous, 3 ; anaamia, 7
Cardiac, 2 ; pulmonary, 3 ; orthopaedic, 11; nervous, 4 ; anaemia, 11
1
1
3
9
5
5
2
11
5
4
6
5
5
Mumps, 45; German measles,
160 ; measles, 3
Cardiac, 5 ; orthopaedic, 6; anasmia, 6
Anaemia, 30 ; petit mal, 1 ; rickets, 2 ;
nervous, 1 ; cardiac, 2 ; orthopaedic,
1 ; hay-fever, 1
ria, 1
German measles; measles-
Seem rather crowded
Yes.
Orthopaedic, 3; ear, 3; tachycardia, 6
Tachycardia, 3 ; orthopaedic, 1 ; asthma, 1
Cardiac, 1; defective speech, 3
10
fj
3
Good—
7
6
1
4
Measles ; mumps ; influenza ;
scarlet fever
Measles, 109 ; chicken-pox, 2 ;
mumps, 40 ; whooping-cough,
15
Good
Clean.
Blepharitis, 5 ; orthopaedic, 1 ; stye,
1; nasal catarrh, 1
Blepharitis, 2 ; cardiac, 3 ; hernia, 2 ;
orthopaedic, 2 ; ozena, 1
Good
Clean; adequate.
2
Good.
Clean; adequate.
Acne, 3 ; otitis media, 2; chorea, 1;
pleurisy, 2; dermatitis, 1; bronchitis, 5 ; orthopaedic, 2 ; heart, 5 ;
congenital ichthyosis, 1 J 20
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
GRADED CITY
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Prince Rupert—Contd.
Borden Street
Seal Cove
Revelstoke:
Central
Selkirk
Rossland:
MacLean
Salmon Arm
Slocan City—
Trail-Tadana'c:
Anabel
Central
East Trail
Tadanac
Vancouver:
Aberdeen
Alexandra-
Bayview
Beaconsfield.
Begbie
Brock
Carleton
Central..
Cecil Rhodes
Charles Dickens
David Lloyd George..
Dawson
Douglas
Edith Cavell and
Annex
Fleming
Franklin
General Gordon
Hastings
Henry Hudson
Kerrisdale
Langara
Laura Secord
R. G. Large..
R. G. Large..
J. H. Hamilton.
J. H. Hamilton..
E. E. Topliff..
Miss N. Osbourne
Miss N. Osbourne
Miss A. Thorn
Miss A. Thom
Drs. Beech & Beech..
A. Francis
F. S. Eaton..
F. S. Eaton..
F. S. Eaton .
F. S. Eaton-
H. White.
H. White..
H. White..
G. A. Lamont..
H. White
G. A. Lamont .
G. A. Lamont _
H. White
G. A. Lamont.
G. A. Lamont..
H. White...
H. White
G. A. Lamont.
G. A. Lamont .
G. A. Lamont.
H. White
H. White.
H White..
H White..
H White..
H White..
H White-
Miss H. Jukes
Miss D. Shields.
Mrs. M. D. Schultz.
Miss M. Baynes
Miss I. Smith
Miss E. Bell
Miss J. Murdoch
Miss O. Kilpatrick.
Miss L. Drysdale...
Miss F. Innes
Miss L. Drysdale—
Miss H. Jukes
Miss D. Olmstead—
Miss E. Bell
Miss E. Edwards...
Miss I. Smith.....
Mrs. M. D. Schultz
Miss V. Stevens
Mrs. M. D. Shultz...
Miss G. Jeeves.
Miss G. Jeeves. -
Miss M. Baynes
315
34
207
285
472
156
63
37
890
312
59
424
539
500
275
395
358
254
525
589
535
676
227
429
320
275
307
32
58
1
184
270
435
4
148
17
.2
2
37
890
312
59
4
16
8
444
95
514
97
471
72
270
30
340
59
407
60
803
129
277
32
381
95
600
127
463
95
696
120
186
15
321
55
311
28
300
37
645
125
7391 607! 105
521
642
409
597
81
6121 97
405
485
103
16
36
29
139
39
20
5
16
8
3
48
79
55
57
49
72
53
33
84
96
120
137
2201 218
31
30
40
271
49
4
12
486
49
9
105
134
31
84
50
87
179
85
59J
108
64
219
23
24
20
1
4
23
4
6
14
2
3
17
1
8
2
3
12
49] 30
45
I
57
20
15
15
21 2
13
2| 26
16) 261 3
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87) 581 14
135
79
114
72
128
10
4
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36 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 21
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Bronchitis, 5 ; heart, 1; dermatitis, 1
Bronchitis, 2 ; heart, !_.._
Orthopaedic, 2 ; anaemia, 1 ; nervous,
1; pulmonary, 1
Nervous, 1
Nervous, 1; cardiac, 1; rickets, 1-
Cardiac, 5 ; toxoid, 24 ; vaccinations,
176
Cardiac, 4; toxoid, 30 ; vaccinations,
201
Cardiac, 1; toxoid, 30; vaccinations,
223
Cardiac, 4 ; toxoid, 9 ; vaccinations,
17
Cardiac, 1; pulmonary, 8; toxoid,
18; vaccinations, 112
Cardiac, 2; toxoid, 15 ; vaccinations,
139
Cardiac, 5 ; toxoid, 18 ; vaccinations,
299
Pulmonary, 2; toxoid, 23; vaccinations, 192
Cardiac, 4; pulmonary, 1; toxoid,
18 ; vaccinations, 284
Cardiac, 12; pulmonary, 2; toxoid,
20 ; vaccinations, 198
Cardiac, 4; pulmonary, 2; toxoid,
29 ; vaccinations, 254
Cardiac, 8 ; toxoid, 18 ; vaccinations,
268
Cardiac, 1 ; pulmonary, 1 ; toxoid,
13 ; vaccinations, 92
Cardiac, 5; pulmonary, 1; toxoid,
12 ; vaccinations, 120
Toxoid, 11; vaccinations, 140-
Cardiac, 2; pulmonary 1 ; toxoid,
28; vaccinations, 100
Cardiac, 10 ; pulmonary, 1; toxoid,
40 ; vaccinations, 293
Cardiac, 1 ; pulmonary, 2 ; toxoid, 25 ;
vaccinations, 248
Cardiac, 1 ; toxoid, 22 ; vaccinations,
284
Pulmonary, 1; toxoid, 36; vaccinations, 368
Toxoid, 26; vaccinations, 219.
Cardiac, 6; pulmonary, 1; toxoid,
28; vaccinations, 131
German measles .
German measles..
Good.
Good..
Chicken-pox ; measles ; whooping-cough
Satisfactory-
Good
Satisfactory-
Satisfactory..
Satisfactory .
Satisfactory-
Good.
Good.
Yes.
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
1
7
2
3
2
2
1
1
4
20
2
10
1
6
10
4
1
Mumps, 26 ; whooping-cough,
20 ; measles, 3 ; chicken-pox,
4 ; rubella, 72 ; scarlet fever, 3
Mumps, 97; chicken-pox, 2;
whooping-cough, 21 ; rubella,
170
Mumps, 10 ; chicken-pox, 11;
whooping-cough, 6; rubella,
169 ; scarlet fever, 3
Mumps, 3; measles, 1; rubella, 19
Mumps, 15; whooping-cough,
3 ; rubella, 60; scarlet fever,
1
Mumps, 2; rubella, 37 ; scarlet
fever, 1
Mumps, 76; whooping-cough;
1 ; rubella, 118 ; scarlet fever
1
Mumps, 2 ; measles, 1 ; whoop
ing-cough, 2; rubella, 59
scarlet fever, 1
Mumps, 31 ; measles, 1; chicken
pox, 35 ; whooping-cough, 5 .
rubella, 113 ; scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 196; chicken-pox, 4
whooping-cough, 4; rubella.
202 ; scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 120; measles, 4
chicken-pox, 42; rubella
200 ; scarlet fever, 6
Mumps, 52 ; measles, 20
chicken-pox, 4 ; rubella, 168
whooping-cough, 6; scarlet
fever, 4
Mumps, 2 ; rubella, 31 ; scarlet
fever, 5
Mumps, 2; chicken-pox, 1;
whooping-cough, 12 ; rubella,
58 ; scarlet fever, 2
Whooping-cough, 10; rubella,
80
Mumps, 1 ; chicken-pox, 16;
whooping-cough, 8; rubella,
47
Mumps, 21; chicken-pox, 9 ;
whooping-cough, 5; rubella,
225 ; scarlet fever, 8
Mumps, 31; measles, 23;
chicken-pox, 54 ; whooping-
cough, 25; rubella, 215;
scarlet fever, 8
Mumps, 7 ; measles, 1 ; chicken-
pox, 17 ; rubella, 160 ; scarlet
fever, 2
Mumps, 29 ; measles, 2 ; chicken-
pox, 4 ; whooping-cough, 1 ;
rubella, 86 ; scarlet fever. 2
Mumps, 31; measles, 3 ; chicken-
pox, 65 ; rubella, 34 ; scarlet
fever, 2
Mumps, 7 ; chicken-pox, 23;
whooping-cough, 1 ; rubella,
61 ; scarlet fever, 3 J 22
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GRADED CITY
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Livingstone
H White-
Lord Kitchener..
H White-
Lord Nelson..
H White..
Lord Roberts..
H White-
Lord Selkirk..
McBride
Macdonald-
G. A. Lamont-
G. A. Lamont..
H White
Mackenzie-
Maple Grove
Moberly and Annex-
Model
Mount Pleasant
Nightingale
Norquay and Annex..
Prince of Wales
Queen Mary
Quilchena
Renfrew...
Sexsmith-
Seymour..
Simon Fraser and
Annex
Tecumseh..
Tennyson-
Van Horne..
Wolfe
Woodland .
Vancouver, North:
Lonsdale „
G. A. Lamont..
H. White
G.
G.
A. Lamont-
A. Lamont-
H. White
G.
G.
A. Lamont..
A. Lamont-
H. White
H.
H
G.
G.
White-
White-
A. Lamont-
A. Lamont..
H. White.
H. White..
H. White
G. A. Lamont-
H. White
G. A. Lamont..
G. A. Lamont..
H. White
S. Stewart Murray..
Miss D. Shields-
Miss G. Jeeves...
Miss I. Smith-
Miss H. Jukes.
Miss D. Olmstead-
Miss F. Innes
Miss O. Kilpatrick..
Miss F. Innes.
Miss L. Drysdale
Miss E. Edwards
Miss M. Henderson.
Miss D. Shields
Miss M. Baynes
Miss J. Murdoch-
Miss L. Drysdale..
Miss G. Jeeves
Miss M. Ewart
Miss J. Murdoch..
Miss E. Bell
Miss O. Kilpatrick .
Miss D. Shields .
Miss M. McLellan...
Miss D. Olmstead.—.
Miss M. Henderson .
Miss E. Bell -
Miss E. Bell
Miss M. Baynes —
Miss E. Lowther..
435
574
719
840
604
444
707
625
478
519
438
561
643
288
606
268
277
338
562
704
1327
729
390
447
397
288
411
541
660
841
571
432
511
434
496
424
497
637
237
538
224
282
307
593
675
1268
634
678
441
351
387
107
36
63
146
150
112
51
44
64
70
44
85
50
87
51
30
42
48
101
21
62
27
36
133
145
48
130
113
145
63
81
22 53
151 39
I
93
97
90
218
126
103
88
133
32
118
104
101
143
173
11
108
19
87
58
164
129
282
111
99
11
21
94
71. 1
1
38
23
2
3
24
18
19
3
19
18
15
14
19
10
7
6
2
5
4
19
24
15
20
30
17
8
12
2 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 23
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
erowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Toxoid, 57 ; vaccinations, 124..
Cardiac, 4 ; toxoid, 32 ; vaccinations,
327
Cardiac, 1 ; pulmonary, 1; toxoid, 38 ;
vaccinations, 235
Cardiac, 16; pulmonary, 4; toxoid,
31; vaccinations, 401
Cardiac, 1 ; pulmonary, 1 ; toxoid, 27 ;
vaccinations, 193
Cardiac, 7; pulmonary, 2 ; vaccinations, 161
Cardiac, 1 ; pulmonary, 1; toxoid, 47 ;
vaccinations, 230
Cardiac, 2; toxoid, 36 ; vaccinations,
178
Cardiac, 2; pulmonary, 1; toxoid,
30 ; vaccinations, 337
Cardiac, 4; toxoid, 20 ; vaccinations,
201
Cardiac, 4 ; pulmonary, 2; toxoid, 8 ;
vaccinations, 292
Cardiac, 3 ; toxoid, 23 ; vaccinations,
172
Cardiac, 7; pulmonary, 2; toxoid,
11 ; vaccinations, 104
Cardiac, 7; pulmonary, 1 ; toxoid,
11; vaccinations, 219
Toxoid, 6 ; vaccinations, 181_„.
Toxoid, 23 ; vaccinations, 329-
Pulmonary, 2; toxoid, 27; vaccina'
tions, 145
Cardiac, 4 ; pulmonary, 1 ; toxoid, 7
vaccinations, 132
Cardiac, 5 ; toxoid, 12 ; vaccinations,
154
Cardiac, 8; pulmonary, 1 ; toxoid,
50 ; vaccinations, 376
Cardiac, 5; pulmonary, 1 ; toxoid:
95 ; vaccinations, 338
Cardiac, 13; pulmonary, 1; toxoid,
73 ; vaccinations, 1,082
Cardiac, 2; pulmonary, 1 ; toxoid,
27; vaccinations, 240
Cardiac, 1 ; toxoid, 40 ; vaccinations,
238
Cardiac, 7; pulmonary, 3 ; toxoid,
21 ; vaccinations, 155
Cardiac, 3 ; toxoid, 17 ; vaccinations,
139
Cardiac, 4; toxoid, 48 ; vaccinations,
122
Asthma, 1 ; cleft palate, 1 ; posture,
8; anaemia, 4 ; eczema, 1 ; speech-
defect, 3; umbilical hernia, 1;
worms, 1 ; conjunctivitis, 2
Mumps, 99; rubella, 130;
whooping-cough, 1 ; scarlet
fever, 4
Mumps, 22 ; measles, 3 ; chicken-
pox, 137 ; rubella, 120 ; scarlet fever, 3
Mumps, 27 ; measles, 1 ; chicken-
pox, 12 ; rubella, 83 ; scarlet
fever, 10
Mumps, 114; measles, 22;
chicken-pox, 34; whooping-
cough, 6 ; rubella, 241 ; scarlet fever, 6
Mumps, 65 ; measles, 1 ; chicken-
pox, 18 ; rubella, 125 ; scarlet
fever, 3
Mumps, 50 ; chicken-pox, 7;
rubella, 149 ; scarlet fever, 10
Mumps, 22; measles, 21;
chicken-pox, 9 ; whooping-
cough, 19 ; rubella, 151
Mumps, 54; measles, 145;
chicken-pox, 12; whooping-
cough, 1; rubella, 151; scarlet
fever, 3
Mumps, 17; chicken-pox, 10 ;
whooping-cough, 4 ; rubella,
132 ; scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 62; chicken-pox, 47 ;
whooping-cough, 1 ; rubella,
94 ; scarlet fever, 1
Mumps, 22 ; measles, 4 ; chicken-pox, 1; rubella, 93 ; scarlet
fever, 3
Mumps, 42; whooping-cough,
~>; rubella, 93 ; scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 13 ; measles, 3 ; chicken-pox, 3 ; whooping-cough,
1; rubella, 47 ; scarlet fever, 4
Mumps, 43 ; measles, 5 ; chicken-pox, 32 ; whooping-cough,
1 ; rubella, 69 ; scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 6; rubella, 20 ; chicken-pox, 18
Mumps, 38 ; chicken-pox, 50;
rubella, 77 ; scarlet fever, 4
Mumps, 13; chicken-pox, 39 ;
rubella, 83 ; scarlet fever, 1
Mumps, 1; rubella, 33
Mumps, 7 ; chicken-pox, 2;
whooping-cough, 1 ; rubella,
33 ; scarlet fever, 1
Mumps, 14 ; measles, 21 ; chicken-pox, 22; rubella, 228;
whooping-cough, 1 ; scarlet
fever, 1
Mumps, 193 ; measles, 2 ; chicken-pox, 4; rubella, 165;
whooping-cough, 1 ; scarlet
fever, 4
Mumps, 9; chicken-pox, 8;
whooping-cough, 1 ; rubella,
348 ; scarlet fever, 5
Mumps, 70 ; measles, 3 ; chicken-pox, 50 ; rubella, 106;
scarlet fever, 2
Mumps, 8 ; measles, 7 ; chicken-
pox, 16 ; whooping-cough, 6 ;
rubella, 184 ; scarlet fever, 1
Mumps, 4 ; rubella, 16 __
10 Mumps, 15 ; whooping-cough, 1 ;
rubella, 44 ; scarlet fever, 3
8 Mumps, 12 ; measles, 4 ; rubella,
36; scarlet fever, 2
Chicken-pox, 1 ; rubella,
scarlet fever, 2
32;
Good.
Clean; adequate. J 24
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
GRADED CITY
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
Pcjl
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Con tinned.
Queen Mary..
Ridgeway..
Vernon:
Vernon Consolidated
Victoria :*
Bank Street -.
Beacon Hill
Boys' Central
Burnside
George Jay.
Girls' Central
Kingston Street-
Margaret Jenkins
North Ward
Oaklands
S. Stewart Murray..
S. Stewart Murray..
O. Morris .
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price..
A. G. Price.
.-I A. G. Price-
Quadra.
Quadra Primary
Railway Street —
Sir James Douglas-
South Park
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price.
Spring Ridge—
Victoria West-
A. G. Price .
A. G. Price.
A. G. Price..
A. G. Price-
Miss E. Lowther..
Miss E. Lowther..
Mrs. S. Martin .
Miss E. J. Herbert.
Miss I. E. Adams —
Miss E. J. Herbert
Miss M. Ferguson -
Miss I. E. Adams —
Miss E. J. Herbert .
Miss I. E. Adams —
Miss E. J. Herbert-
Miss M. Ferguson -
Miss M. Ferguson....
Miss M. Ferguson ...
Miss M. Ferguson —
Miss M. Ferguson -
Miss E. J. Herbert -
Miss I. E. Adams
Miss I. E. Adams .
Miss I. E. Adams .
412
894
64
139
258
196
379
299
280
343
240
130
62
434
276
108
280
216
32
22
856
75
68
191
105
59
74
164
107
122
263
t5
20
58
51
* Doctor examines receiving class and special cases only, but all pupils receive monthly examination by nurses. The
above figures refer to doctor's examination only, t Special class.
RURAL MUNICIPAL
Burnaby:
W. Sager
49
17
300
202
570
785
26
192
609
334
383
60
15
78
16
91
78
58
274
105
20
60
48
16
285
187
547
757
26
190
593
304
355
60
15
78
16
89
75
54
263
105
20
60
2
1
13
6
20
23
6
22
14
12
3
1
1
4
2
10
6
1
5
1
1
3
3
1
2
1
3
1
1
3
3
18
22
. -
8
6
6
1
2
4
1
1
12
3
9
26
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14
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3
1
4
7
1
3
11
2
19
25
4
13
10
19
1
2
1
2
2
2
9
27
10
5
9
5
65
34
113
130
10
40
112
60
84
19
3
14
7
30
26
4
51
27
10
5
9
7
55
33
107
142
7
24
120
74
94
31
7
16
4
24
22
21
43
80
21
32
5
1
29
25
68
135
1
25
61
67
64
6
Capitol Hill
W. Sager
W. Sager
W. Sager
W. Sager —
tj
W. Sager
ft
10
W. Sager.
0,
W. Sager.
W. Sager :
W. Sager
W. Sager...
W. Sager. ..
2
3
2
1
1
3
1
5
3
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13
3
6
21
4
14
36
14
3
4
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W. Sager
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
5
Chilliwack:
Atchelitz
Camp Slough
Cheam
Miss E. Moody-
Miss E. Moody.
Miss E. Moody.
31
3
8 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 25
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Cardiac, 5; asthma, 2; posture, 4;
anaemia, 1 ; nervous, 1; speech-
defect, 2 ; epileptic, 1; enuresis, 2 ;
acne, 1
Bronchitis, 1 ; cardiac, 5 ; nervous, 3 ;
orthopaedic (including posture), 9 ;
speech-defect, 5 ; asthma, 3 ; umbilical hernia, 1 ; enuresis, 1; lacrimal
cyst, 1; strabismus nystagmus, 1
Diabetes, 2; cardiac, 2; partial paralysis of arm, 2 ; cleft palate, 1 ;
mastoid, 2; pneumonia, 4 ; rheumatic fever, 2; vaccinated, 103
Flat feet, 1 _..
Cardiac, 1 —_ ___ _—
Nervous, 1 ; talipes equinus, 1 .
Bronchial, 1; thyroid, 1
Nervous, 1; cardiac, 3; pulmonary, 1
Cardiac, 2; slight spinal curvature, 1
Cardiac, 1 _ _
Cardiac, 1 ; cervical, 1 ; excessive
perspiring of hands, 1
Stammers, 2
Bronchial, 1
enlarged thyroid, 1
enlarged cervical, 1
Torticolus, __ __ —
Nervous, 2 ; cardiac, 1; pulmonary, 2
Cardiac, 1
Nervous, 1; pulmonary, 1 .
13
Chicken-pox, 32; mumps, 1;
rubella, 61; scarlet fever, 4
Rubella, 100 ; scarlet fever, 20.
Measles, 94 ; rubella, 94 ; chicken-pox, 26; influenza, 40;
suppurating ears, 25
Chicken-pox, 1 ; mumps, 1.
Chicken-pox, 5 ; rubella, 5 _
Mumps, 1 ; rubella, 8 -
Measles, 1 ; chicken-pox, 10;
rubella, 22
Chicken-pox, 4; mumps, 1 ;
rubella, 14
Chicken-pox, 3; rubella, 9__
Chicken-pox, 7; scarlet fever,
1 ; whooping-cough, 1 ; rubella, 3
Mumps, 1 ; rubella, 46
Rubella, 19
Mumps, 3; chicken-pox, 38;
rubella, 35 ; scarlet fever, 4
Chicken-pox, 67; rubella, 38—.
Chicken-pox, 5 ; rubella, 18
Good._
Good-
Crowded _
Good_
Good.
Good.
Good_
Good_
Good.
Poor~
Good.
Good, with exception of top story
Good -
Good..
Good..
Rubella, 1
Poor-
Chicken-pox, 4 ; rubella, 21
Chicken-pox, 3 ; whooping-
cough, 1 ; rubella, 23
Chicken-pox, 4; mumps, 2;
measles, 3 ; rubella, 2
Measles, 11 ; rubella, 4; scarlet fever, 12
Good
Fair.
Poor.
Good
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate ;
separate from
school building,
with no proper
approach.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
SCHOOLS.
Scarlet fever, 33; chicken-
pox, 59; mumps, 72;
whooping-cough, 83; measles and rubella, 740 ;'
pinkeye, 73 • scabies, 30 ;
impetigo, 26 ; ringworm, 8
I
Whooping-cough, 21 ; rubella
47
Rubella, 9- — -
Good—
Good - —
Good— -
Good -
Good
Good—
Good—
Good
Good —
Good
Good -
Good
Good
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Cardiac, 1 ..__ „,,
Cardiac, 3 - -
Cardiac, 7 _ - - -
—
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good- - -....
Good — - -.
Good - -
Good — ,.
Good - -
Good - — ——
Good.
Good.
Cardiac, 3 __ — __
Cardiac, 2 _ __ _ -
Good.
Good.
3
5
3
3
Good.
Good.
1
.-I 1
4
Trench-mouth, 1; measles, 10
rubella, 43 J 26
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Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
W. E. Henderson
S. G. Baldwin -
Miss E. Moody —
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody _
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody. —
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody- _.
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody
Miss E. Moody
66
15
35
15
25
14
133
155
10
238
27
121
141
80
40
138
48
167
81
30
247
23
30
23
26
20
284
21
97
64
22
15
402
180
31
64
38
114
29
91
23
45
154
112
157
66
15
35
15
25
14
133
155
10
238
27
121
141
70,
37
124
42
155
78
27
242
21
28
22
23
19
278
20
96
61
21
15
382
165
27
64
35
111
28
83
22
39
138
107
154
6
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1
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1
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1
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3
6
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13
5
2
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2
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1
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11
13
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2
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15
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8
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46
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102
8
9
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4
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48
4
24
10
3
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35
80
15
12
8
25
8
19
5
16
23
26
28
48
13
27
15
26
9
83
29
9
179
19
110
134
2
3
12
3
23
8
3
127
13
12
2
2
4
26
1
5
3
3
4
50
30
10
6
5
16
3
16
3
7
17
8
16
7
2
2
2
4
1
7
9
2
19
3
11
13
1
1
1
49
3
2
'0
Elk View __
1
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Lotbiniere.
3
5
Robertson
16
18
16
18
9
2
1
7
2
1
18
9%
Ryder Lake
Sardis _
Strathcona
Sumas
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
7
1
1
2
1
30
1
5
1
3
15
4
13
2
1
2
18
80
15
1
4
4
53
6
54
5?
Coldstream:
3
S. G. Baldwin
1
Coquitlam:
28
Glen Valley ■
fi
Bruce Cannon.
18
5
Bruce Cannon
R. N. Dick
3
Cowichan, North:
Miss A. S. Law.
Miss A. S. Law.
Miss A. S. Law
1
R. N. Dick
Delta:
1
4
1
1
1
20
4
2
2
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
5
2
1
1
1
2
1
3
A. A. King _
A. A. King
....
3
Esquimalt:
Lampson Street
Kent:
J. S. McCallum
P. S. McCaffrey
Miss E. Morrison
8
6
1
1
3
5
P. S. McCaffrey-
1
Langley:
A. McBurney -
A. McBurney.
A. McBurney
A. McBurney
1
Belmont
1
1
?,
1
Glen Valley •
A. McBurney.
A. McBurney
A. McBurney
A. McBurney -
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 27
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Cross-eye, 1„
Poison-ivy
Impediment in speech, 1 ; eczema, 1;
styles, 1; strabimus, 1; obesityl, 1;
alopecia due to ringworm of scalp,
1; chronic osteomyelitis, 1 ; acne,
2 ; granular lids, 1
Mitral murmur, 1 ; granular lids, 1 ;
wax in ears, 1; acne, 1
Styles, 1; dermatitis, 1; granular
lids, 2 ; nasal discharge, 2 ; pleurisy,
1 ; pigeon-chested, 2 ; nits, 1; ich
thyosis, 1; gingivitis, 1; warts, 1
eczema, 1; pigmented wart, 1
chronic otitis media, 1; acne 1
loss of one eye, 1; squint, 1
Granular lids, 4 ; wax in ear, 1__
Acute conjunctivitis, 1
Orthopaedic (posture), 13; orthopaedic (spinal deformity), 1; cardiac, 15 ; nervous, 2 ; eczema, 1
Cardiac, 1
Cardiac, 4
Appendictomy, 2 ; cardiac, 1~
Anaemia, 1
14
Chicken-pox, 8 ; rubella, 31..
Rubella, 7_
Rubella, 19; whooping-cough,
16
Rubella, 11 ; measles, 17;
whooping-cough, 3
Rubella, 71_- __ — _
Trench-mouth, 2 ; scarlet fever,
2; rubella, 88
Rubella, 142; measles,
whooping-cough, 14
Rubella, 17
Rubella, 68 ._,
Rubella, 104
Whooping-cough, 31; chicken-
pox, 15 ; measles, 40
Whooping-cough, 11; measles, 3
German measles; whooping-
cough ; chicken-pox ; mumps
Whooping-cough ; mumps-
Typhoid ; chicken-pox ; rubella ;
mumps; measles
Gonorrhoea, 1 _ _
Chicken-pox; German measles
Rubella, 10 ; scarlet fever, 2 .
German measles, 7™ - —
German measles, 1
German measles, 50; scarlet
fever, 4
German measles, 11
Whooping-cough, 2; German
measles, 1
German measles, 4 ____
German measles, 18
Rubella, 38; chicken-pox, 7
mumps, 1 ; scarlet fever, 4
Rubella; influenza; scarlet
fever
Rubella; influenza; scarlet
fever
Mumps ; measles _
Whooping-cough; measles
Mumps ; measles — — _
Mumps ; measles
Pinkeye; measles
Whooping-cough ._—
Measles ; whooping-cough
Measles ; chicken-pox ; whooping-cough
Chicken-pox; scarlet fever
Mump s
Ventilated poor ;
lighting fair;
heating good
Lighting, ventilation and heating
good
Adequate
Adequate-
Adequate..
Adequate-
Lighting improved ;
ventilation fair;
heating only fair
Fairly good —_ —
Good - -
Good-
Good ...
Good...
Good-
Good .
Good..
Good i
Good.
Good-
Not crowded; well
constructed, ventilated and heated
Good-
Good.
Good
Crowded-
Good
Good -
Good
Good -
Crowded _
Good —
Clean; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Boys' outside
privy requires
a urinal.
Odour from boys'
toilet, which is
in basement
comes through
to class-rooms
and is objectionable.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate;
but dark.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Yes.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good.
Good-
Good.
Good. J 28
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Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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76
33
28
37
70
45
160
194
323
52
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105
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79
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51
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2
3
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4
22
6
7
5
9
9
29
47
50
8
5
19
26
12
12
12
4
7
25
25
24
16
7
13
12
6
9
67
5
7
4
6
3
30
34
13
76
67
25
2
1
1
3
23
6
5
24
24
43
1
16
3
5
4
5
4
53
54
85
8
18
13
42
55
50
33
11
32
92
49
60
55
26
41
28
6
10
123
7
5
5
7
1
20
15
5
106
22
92
2
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19
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233
29
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A. McBurney
3
11
11
13
3
3
5
5
1
12
15
15
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
4
3
12
14
4
6
5
8
3
3
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4
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5
8
7
1
5
3
1
4
24
1
1
2
3
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
Maple Ridge:
Miss M. E. Grierson
13
18
20
5
5
9
12
24
21
26
3
19
56
15
50
29
6
7
6
2
4
26
2
2
2
2
1
1
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss J. M. Arnould _.
Miss J. M. Arnould _.
Miss J. M. Arnould-
Miss J. M. Arnould
Miss J. M. Arnould—
Miss J. M. Arnould .
Miss J. M. Arnould _
Miss J. M. Arnould—
Miss J. M. Arnould .
Miss J. M. Arnould
Miss J. M. Arnould .
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
4
6
1
3
2
1
1
3
1
5
2
2
1
8
1
1
27
2
2
1
1
1
3
4
Matsqui:
Aberdeen —
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
3
5
2
4
16
2
2
1
1
1
18
20
1
1
2
3
1
• 1
6
3
4
8
20
20
1
76
6
2
Gifford .
Jubilee
Matsqui Elementary-
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
1
25
North Poplar. -
33
10
3
10
2
Ridgedale.—
South Poplar
Mission:
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss M. E. Grierson
Miss B. Bradshaw—
Miss B. Bradshaw
Miss M. Gowan
Miss M. A. Twiddy—.
10
Stave Falls
2
1
2
5
6
2
29
9
18
1
1
1
11
5
1
6
2
2
1
Tl
1
1
1
Oak Bay:
J. A. Stewart
~18
24
9
1
3
32
35
34
1
100
42
5
2
1
2
■ 7
2
2
9
2
1
1
2
5
4
1
20
Pitt Meadows.
G. Morse
Richmond:
2
1
30
4
i
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3
9
2
2
1
2
1
C. A. Graves
C. A. Graves
Mitchell
Saanich :
Cedar Hill '
D. Berman _
D. Berman
Miss M. Smith.
Miss D. Tate MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 29
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
2
Good
Good.
1
2
7
Good—
Good.
Good.
Good
Good.
Good.
Good.
Measles __
Scarlet fever _ ____ _
Rubella ; whooping-cough
Scarlet fever, 5 ; chicken-pox ;
rubella
Chicken-pox ; measles ; rubella ;
whooping-cough, 2
Rubella ; measles, 1 — _
Chicken-pox ; rubella, 1
Mumps ; rubella __
Rubella, 2 — _
Chicken-pox, 10 —
Rubella _ _
Good.
2
1
1
4
6
6
3
2
1
"l
Crowded
Good.
Childhood T.B. (slight), 1; appen-
dictomy, 1; pleurisy, 1
Good-
Good- —
Good
Good.
Good
Good _
Satisfactory.
Satisfactory
Fairly satisfactory...
Fair — _ _
Good.
Good.
Good.
Fair.
Tonsillitis, 1
Fair.
1
6
4
2
1
4
1
4
6
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
Fair.
1
1
2
1
tory.
tory.
Fairly satisfac
Rubella ; measles, 15 ; pneumonia, 1
Fairly satisfactory-
Satisfactory.— —
Fairly satisfactory...
Fair- _ —
Fairly satisfactory...
Fairly satisfactory...
Fair...
Good— — _
tory.
Pulmonary, 1
tory.
Fairly satisfac
Rubella ____
Rubella ; measles, 20 ; pneumonia, 1
Chicken-pox; measles, 5
tory.
Pulmonary, 1 _
St. Vitus's dance, 1
tory.
Fairly satisfactory.
Fairly satisfactory.
1
Rubella .__ —
Chicken-pox; whooping-cough;
measles
Whooping-cough ; rubella
Whooping-cough; rubella ..
Rubella; mumps; whooping-
cough
Whooping-cough, 4 __ _
tory.
tory.
2
—-
Good
Good
Fair.
Good
Good -
Good.
Fair.
Good —
Good — _ __
Good; poor lighting
No overcrowding;
ventilation and
heating being improved
O.K
Good.
Whooping-cough, 1 ; rubella, 3
Rubella — — ____ —
Fair.
2
1
2
1
1
6
4
1
2
1
1
Scarlet fever, 5 _
Chicken-pox ; measles ; German
me-sles
Rubella; chicken-pox ; scarlet
fever
Rnbp^n ; whooping-cough
Rubella ; chicken-pox _
Satisfactory
Clean; adequate.
orthopsedic, 2 ; nervous, 4 ; eczema,2
Nervous, 1; cardiac, 4
Cardiac, 3 ; pulmonary, 4 __
Good --
Poorly ventilated
Good..._
Poorly ventilated
Good _
Good — _
Good— -
Good
Good
Good.
Yes.
Fair.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Nervous, 11; cardiac, 3; pulmonary
Nervous, 1; cardiac, 2; pulmonary,
R-nbella ; chicken-pox —
Yes.
Yes.
3 ; orthopaedic, 1
Pulmonary, 2, ■
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lungs, 8 ; appendix, 3
obese, 1 ; acne, 1 ; heart, 13 ; lungs,
16 ; appendix, 7
heart, 10 ; lungs, 12 ; appendix, 4
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Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Miss M. Smith
Miss M. Smith
Miss J. Hocking
Miss J. Hocking
Miss J. Hocking
Miss M. Smith
Miss D. Tate
Miss D. Tate.
Miss J. Hocking
Miss J. Hocking
Miss M. Smith
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64
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17
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262
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55
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55
10
7
16
2
7
8
41
5
26
15
10
3
43
110
5
8
15
4
1
9
5
35
10
31
13
60
43
7
5
12
7
4
9
32
7
14
20
53
49
19
106
123
3
40
94
2
10
2
13
4
32
4
17
1
21
13
39
9
1
2
3
6
5
24
7
13
18
24
10
42
29
4
4
8
1
1
1
1
Prospect Lake.
D- Berman
Tillicum
1
Tolmie
D. Berman
Jas. P. Vye.
Salmon Arm:
A. and S. E. Beech __.
A. and S. E. Beech—
A. and S. E. Beech __
A. and S. E. Beech —
A. and S. E. Beech -
A. and S. E. Beech—
A. and S. E. Beech _.
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
J. M. McDiarmid
5
9
1
2
2
5
4
8
3
2
6
7
6
1
14
36
1
9
16
3
1
9
8
3
7
5
6
2
1
3
?,
3
4
Sumas:
Miss J. M. Arnould...
Miss J. M. Arnould—
Miss J. M. Arnould...
Miss J. M. Arnould—
Miss J. M. Arnould __
6
dated
3
2
1
7
36
3
9
2
1
1
1
2
14
5
25
92
Surrey:
Anniedale
F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair
2
2
1
5
10
Colebrook-
F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair
4
Crescent
2
Elgin. _
3
2
4
1
3
2
4
5
2
2
1
1
F. D. Sinclair _
1
2
1
2
4
5
12
14
3
8
8
9
15
4
11
20
5
60
59
22
69
68
61
37
1
2
5
3
4
F. D. Sinclair .
3
F. D. Sinclair _
F. D. Sinclair
4
2
F. D. Sinclair
1
2i.
F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair-
7
3
3
2
Newton.
4
PortKells.
F. D. Sinclair _
R
F. D. Sinclair
1
7
Strawberry Hill _.
F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair.—
1
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Surrey Centre ,.'..
1 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 31
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Asthma, 1 ; skin, 1 ; heart, 3 ; lungs,
8 ; appendix, 3
Obese, 1; heart, 2; lungs, 2 ; appendix, 1
Bronchitis, 1; chorea, 1; heart, 9 ;
lungs, 6 ; appendix, 4
Skin, 1 ; heart, 2 ; lungs, 1
Skin, 1 ; heart, 2 ; lungs, 3 ; appendix, 2
Bronchitis, 1; chorea, 1
Asthma, 1 ; heart, 14 ; lungs, 2; appendix, 10
Bronchitis, 4; obese, 1 ; heart, 14;
lungs, 2 ; appendix, 10
Bronchitis, 5 ; asthma, 2 ; heart, 8;
lungs, 13 ; appendix, 6
Bronchitis, 1; lungs, 6 ; appendix, 1
Acne, 1
Digestive, 1; disturbance, 1; eczema,
1; acne, 1 ; anasmia, 5 ; stammers, 1
Anaemia, 3
Cardiac, 1
Orthopaedic, 1 _
Anaemia, 6 ; acne, 3 ; eczema, 1 ; cardiac, 3; pulmonary, 1 ; poor posture, 2
Scarlet fever inoculations, 17
Scarlet fever inoculations, 34 ; strabismus, 1 ; endocarditis, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 140
ptosis, 1; deviated septum, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 19
Scarlet fever inoculations, 6 ; D.A.H.,
1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 14; blepharitis, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 16 ; pigeon-
chest, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 14 ; pharg.
abscess, 1 ; blepharitis, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 43 ; tongue-
tie, 1 ; pneumonia, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 33 ; endocarditis, 1 ; anaemia, 1 ; loss of
weight, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 43 ; endocarditis, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 19
Scarlet fever inoculations, 20 ;
carditis, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 62 ;
bismus, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations 70
endo-
Scarlet fever inoculations, 35; wryneck, 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 43
Scarlet fever inoculations, 23 ; strabismus, 1
15
I 1 I
Rubella, 4..
O.K._
Measles..
Satisf actor y.-
Satisfactory—
Satisfactory-
Satisfactory—
Satisfactory—
Measles-
Defective stove
(smokes) ; poor
lighting
Satisfactory
Diphtheria, 1; rubella .
Rubella; measles, 20
Rubella; measles, 3
Fairly satisfactory—
Satisfactory-
Typhoid, 1 ; scarlet fever, 5 ;
chicken-pox, 14 ; rubella
Chicken-pox ; German measles
Scarlet fever; measles
Scarlet fever ; measles ; whooping-cough
Scarlet fever ; German measles ;
whooping-cough
Mumps ; measles
Fairly satisfactory....
Fairly satisfactory-
Satisfactory
Frame good on concrete ; good heat
and ventilation
Crowded
Satisfactory
Old frame
No water on
grounds; satisfactory
Satisfactory _
Whooping-cough ; measles .
Scarlet fever
Satisfactory; water
not palatable
Satisfactory.—
Measles ; whooping-cough .
Crowded when full
attendance
Satisfactory.
Satisfactory-
Scarlet fever; measles .
Measles ; mumps ; whooping-
cough
German measles —
Scarlet fever ; measles ; chicken-
pox
Scarlet fever ; measles ; whooping-cough
Measles ; mumps. _
Scarlet fever ; measles .
Whooping-cough
Satisfactory..
Satisfactory..
Satisfactory-
Satisfactory; Div. 4
crowded
Satisfactory _
Satisfactory-
Satisfactory.-
Crowded
O.K.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Fairly satisfactory.
Fairly satis
factory.
Fairly satisfactory.
Fairly satisfactory.
Satisfactory.
Yes
Clean.
Clean.
Very poor.
Clean.
Clean.
Clean.
Clean.
No urinal on
boys' side.
Leaky on boys*
side.
Clean.
Clean.
Clean.
Clean.
Clean.
Clean-
Clean.
Clean.
Clean. J 32
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
RURAL MUNICIPAL
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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80
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200
201
34
131
41
101
256
150
240
300
74
74
177
187
31
25
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F. D. Sinclair—
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F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair
F. D. Sinclair
Stewart Murray
Stewart Murray
Stewart Murray _.
Stewart Murray
Stewart Murray
A. C. Nash
A. C. Nash .-
White Rock
6
1
2
Vancouver, North:*
Capilano _ __.
Dollarton
Miss N. Armstrong...
Miss N. Armstrong...
Miss N. Armstrong-
Miss N. Armstrong-
Miss N. Armstrong-.
Miss M. Hardy..
Keith Lynn
2
11
6
5
1
North Star
Vancouver, West:
Hollyburn _
* These children have been examined ten times by the nurse, although they have not been given a physical examination.
RURAL AND
Abbotsford
Ainsworth
J. M. McDiarmid
D. J. Barclay
J. M. Arnould
242
17
12
9
11
13
9
13
18
27
10
9
8
5
10
8
31
11
16
31
17
12
23
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18
12
78
26
10
14
. 8
8
25
31
15
24
24
27
236
17
12
9
10
13
8
13
18
23
10
9
8
5
10
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30
11
15
.31
17
12
23
75
18
12
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22
10
14
8
8
25
31
15
24
24
27
11
29
1
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1
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2
3
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10
3
3
2
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1
4
3
3
4
2
1
10
1
1
1
2
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4
6
2
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2
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7
10
3
3
16
5
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2
4
6
2
3
3
2
4
2
1
7
30
8
1
3
3
2
5
2
7
1
2
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5
2
8
1
7
11
1
1
3
21
5
6
"~M_
4
8
3
3
3
3
4
4
2
8
150
3
1
7
3
3
4
7
1
3
1
2
1
6
4
2
8
5
1
2
6
37
10
6
6
3
2
3
2
2
8
5
4
10
6
10
37
2
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2
5
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Albert Canyon .
J. H. Hamilton
1
1
1
3
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
~1
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3
1
6
2
2
4
1
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3
5
1
1
1
Albert Head —
J. F. Grant
T. C. Holmes
C. E. McRae
5
(Ootsa Lake)
Alexandria
C. E. McRae
1
2
3
2
.
2
1
1
3
3
1
G. D. Oliver
C. Ewert
9
Alice Siding
J. Olivier
D. McCaffrey
Allen Grove
R. B. White
N. J. Piul
Anarchist Mountain
W. H. Wood
J. A. Ireland
W. Scatchard
Anderson Creek
Anglemont
Argenta
Arras
Arrow Creek
D. J. Barclay
J. S. Cull
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky.
2
10
3
Arrowhead - -
Arrow Park, East
H. F. Tyerman
Arrow Park, West
H. F. Tyerman
Ashcroft - -
Ashton Creek
G. B. Helem
A. F. Gillis
F. E. Coy -
L. G. C. d'Easum
G. D. Oliver
41 9
Aspen Grove
SI
Athalmer-Invermere
~5
4
6
2
Atlin
Australian
2
Avola
W. Bramley-Moore _
J. C. Thomas
G. D. Oliver
Bainbridge
Baker Creek
Baldonnel .
Balfour
J. S. Cull — —-
D. J. Barclay
W. Scatchard
F. T. Stanier-
W. E. Bavis
Miss N. Cunningham
6
Balmoral -
Bamberton
Cowichan Health
Centre
Bamfield —
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Barkerville
T. W. Sutherland
61 MEDICAL INSPECTION OP SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 33
SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Scarlet fever inoculations, 42 ; strabismus, 2
Scarlet fever inoculations, 32 _._
Scarlet fever inoculations, 56 ; cleft
palate, 1 ; endocarditis, 1 ; chronic
otitis media, 3; D.A.H., 3; strabismus, 1 ; anasmia, 2 ; V.D.H., 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 74 ; cleft
palate, 1 ; hypothyroid, 1 ; D.A.H., 1
Scarlet fever inoculations, 16
Negativism, 1 ____ __._
1
7
1
1
4
1
2
1
3
~2
~2
2
2
7
9
1
2
2
1
1
Whooping-cough; measles
Measles ; scarlet fever ___
Mumps; measles ; whooping-
cough
Measles ; chicken-pox ; whooping-cough
Measles. —
Chicken-pox, 41 ; rubella, 26 ...
Rubella, 2
Chicken-pox, 8; rubella, 43;
scarlet fever, 15 ; whooping-
cough, 4
Chicken-pox ; rubella, 67
Chicken-pox, 28; rubella, 6;
scarlet fever, 1
Rubella, 35; mumps, 78;
chicken-pox, 2; whooping-
cough, 7
Rubella, 101 ; mumps 2;
chicken-pox, 1 ; measles, 1 ;
scarlet fever, 1 ; trench-
mouth, 1
Satisfactory __
Adequate
Adequate except
Div. 3 ; basement
drains poorly in
wet weather
Satisfactory
Crowded — „.
Good
Fair —
Good __..
Good —
Good -
Good —_
Good —
Clean.
Clean.
Poor.
Clean.
Clean.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Acne, 1 ; anaemia, 4 __
Anaemia, 1 ; nervous, 1 ; orthopaedic,
3 ; pallor, 1 ; umbil. hernia, 1
Asthma, 1 ; cardiac, 1 ; diabetes, 1 ;
eczema, 1
Good.
ASSISTED SCHOOLS.
Nervous, 1; cardiac, 2 ; orthopaedic, 2
8
15
"""4
6
Chicken-pox, 15 ; scarlet fever,
3 ; rubella ; measles, 13
Measles
Satisfactory
Good —_
Good
Good _
Good .,
Floor in need of
repair
Satisfactory.
Good
Trachoma, 6
Good.
Trachoma, 1 - __
Satisfactory
Good
Fair _
Clean; adequate.
Good
Desks need replacing
Good _.
Satisfactory..
Good — _ __
for.
Clean; adequate.
Good
Fair
Good.
Clean; adequate.
Fair
Good
Good
Good
German measles
Good.
fair.
Good.
Orthopasd'c defect, 1
Rubella, 14 ....
Measles
Good
Satisfactory
O.K. _
Clean; adequate.
Good
Not crowded ; ventilation and heating adequate
Good ._ ...
Satisfactory
Good
Good
Fair
Good
Good __.
Brain-tumour, 1 ; bullet in lung, 1 —
Recurring tvpe of influenza,
followed by persistent cough
Measles _
Clean; adequate.
11 ....
~ 3
.._.
Measles
Measles
Good.
Pulmonary, 1 —
Satisfactory
New building; well
heated and ventilated
Measles, 4 __
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RURAL AND
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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H. A. Christie
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Bear Creek _
Bear Flats
G. A. Ootmar __
J. S. Cull
J. H. Hamilton .__
R. Patten
J. C. Thomas ...
W. H. Wood -
C. Ewert
Miss Gowan .,.
Miss N. Cunningham
1
3
2
2
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1
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Begbie —-
H. H. MacKenzie
H. A. McLean .
H. A. McLean
J. S. Cull _
5
12
10
2
tench - -
F. T. Stanier _
M. F. Lucas
G. A. Ootmar
J. A. Ireland __
J. H. Hamilton
C. E. McRae
Cowichan Health
Centre
Benvoulin — _ -
Mrs. A. F. Grindon
21
1
2
N. J. Paul -—
G. A. Ootmar
M. G. Archibald
M. G. Archibald
P. Ewert
H. E. Cannon
W. Scatchard .
R. Patten .
N. B. Hall
N. B. Hall
T. H. Lougheed
Eurris Clinic
D. J. Crawford ____„
W. Bramley-Moore....
J. S. Cull -
W. A. Drummond „
G. D. Oliver ._..
H. H. MacKenzie
J. P. Ellis -
Black Mountain
Blackpool —_ —
Mrs. A. F. Grindon _
19 1
191
7
1
Miss Garood _ .__
14
8
72
18
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F. Inglis
21
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C. Davidson
H. F. Tyerman
M. J. Paul
C E. McRae
W. R. Stone ._.—
D. M. King
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J. C. Stuart —
J. L. Gayton
F. E. Coy —
G. James —
G. James —__.
M. G. Archibald
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Britannia Beach ___ _
Britannia Mine
Brocklehurst
Miss Whitmore _..
Miss Fenwick
8
10
1
1
5
: Not opened this year. MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 35
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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s
Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
i i
Good - —
Wooden building; in
fair repair
Good.
2
T.B. test, 3 _ _ -
Good. — —
Clean.
Good.
Satisfactory _.
Good—
Satisfactory—
Good — _ —
Good.
Rubella ._ __ _— '
Yes.
O.K.
Satisfactory- .
Good -
Satisfactory _— —
Satisfactory
German measles .
Good.
Stammer, 1; scoliosis, 1 ; cardiac, 5__
Good.
1
1
Satisfactory
Good
Clean.. —
Good
Good.
Good—- -—
Satisfactory
Good.— _
Good.
Good.
Good
Wry-neck, 1 ; postures good
Log building; in
good repair
New wooden building
Good —
pair.
Follicular conjunctivitis, 1; loose
Fairly good for country school
Good ._ —_
Satisfactory -
Good condition
Crowded; poor heating
Good condition; ventilation sufficient;
room well heated
knee cartilage, 1
Chicken-pox, 3 __
Yes.
Satisfactory.—
Satisfactory——
Good— - _
Good _
Excellent
Good - —.
Fair— —
Satisfactory
Good ...
fracture, arthrodized elbow
1
Clean ; adequate.
1
7
German measles, 3 ; whooping-
cough, 2
Flu-*- - ...
Clean ; adequate.
Facial paralysis, 1
Satisfactory _
Good. -
Good -
Urinal required.
Good.
Trachoma, 17 ,
Fair —
Good.
Pinkeye epidemic;
measles
Mumps ; scarlet fever,
measles
German
German
O.K.
O.K.
Good—-
Satisfactory
Good
Clean ; adequate.
Measles, 1
Good
pa_dic, 4 ; eczema, 1 ; dermatitis, 1 ;
anaemia, 1; anycoma, 1
Good -
Not crowded; well
ventilated and
heated
Not crowded; well
ventilated and
heated
Good -
Mumps, 8 ; German measles, 1
Chicken-pox, 1 ; German measles, 31 ; glandular fever, 3
Tuberculosis, 1 ; mitral stenosis, 1;
appendicitis, 1
Clean ; adequate. J 36
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RURAL AND
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Brown Creek
Buffalo Creek
B ull River _.
Burgoyne Bay...
Burns Lake — —
Burtondale -
Cahilty...._
Cale Creek
Cambie
Campbell Creek
Campbell Ranch
Campbell River. _
Camp No. 1 Slesse
Creek
Camp No. 2 Vedder
Crossing
Camp No. 3, Headquar.
ters
Canal Flats
Canford
Canyon City.
Carlin -
Carpio
Carroll's Landing
Cartier
Cascade — .
Castledale -
Castlegar
Castle Rock.
Cawston .
Cecil Lake - -
Cedar, East
Cedar, North _ -—
Cedar, South
Celista
Champion Creek
Chapman Camp
Charlie Lake.
Chase
Chase Creek
Chase River ...
Cherry Creek .
Chief Lake —
Chilco —
Chilliwack River..
Chimney Creek
Chinook Cove
Christian Valley..
Christina Lake
Chu Chua
Claxton
Clayhurst —
Clayoquot —
Clayton
Clearwater..
Clinton
Clo-oose
Coal Creek ..
Coalmont
Cobble Hill.
Coleman Creek
Colleymount
Columbia Gardens .
Columbia Valley—
A. F. Gillis —.
W. Truax _.
C. E. McRae ......
H. A. Christie _
R. D. Rush
T. C. Holmes ......
H. F. Tyerman _
M. G. Archibald .
C. Ewert
J. H. Hamilton..
J. A. Ireland
J. A. Ireland..
N. B. Hall —..
W. E. Henderson .
W. E. Henderson .
T. A. Briggs .
T. E. Cov
A. F. Gillis
J. Olivier
S. E. Beech
J. S. Cull — -
H. F. Tyerman
J. H. Hamilton .
W. Truax
P. Ewert — _
J. L. Gayton
E. McRae...
E. Wride....
S. Cull _
C. Browne ..
C. Browne ..
C. Browne .
W. Scatchard .
J. L. Gayton ...
J. F. Haszard-
J. S. Cull
W. Scatchard
W. Scatchard
D. P. Hanington ..
J. C. Thomas
C. Ewert
W. Ross Stone .....
W. E. Henderson
C. E. McRae
M. G. Archibald
W. H. Wood
W. Truax
M. G. Archibald-
A. E. Perry
J. S. Cull
T. G. Robertson ..
J. S. Cull
M. G. Archibald .
W. A. Drummond.
A. Edgelow
W. Workman
H. E. Cannon
F. T. Stanier.
J. S. Cull -
T. C. Holmes
J. S. Daly
W. E. Henderson
Miss N. E. Dunn .
Miss B. Thompson .
Miss M. Claxton —
Miss N. Cunningham
Miss E. G. Allen .
Miss N. E. Dunn
Mrs. R. M. Young
Miss Garrood
Cowichan Health
Centre
Miss N. E. Dunn ..
63
8
90
15
11
19
20
14
13
104
11
17
13
11
47
15
19
29
33
74
12
27
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68
9
91 9
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62
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83
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100
11
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111
461
141
191
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73
21
20
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ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
1 I 1
O.K -
Fair
Good _ -
Fair.
Good.
3
1
Satis factory
Satisfactory —
O.K
O.K.
O.K.
Good- -
Good.
Measles
fair repair
Good..
Good —
Good, but lighting
poor
Fair ; crowded _ ■
Good; primary room
crowded
Good —
Good.
with partition.
Good.
Good-
—
Influenza (mild), 26
Good—
O.K
No.
Satisfactory.
Excellent
Fair
Excellent
Fair " ...
Good—-
Good
Good - -
Measles ; German measles
Whooping-cough
Good.
5
Good.
Anaemia, 2; posture, 2 ; blepharitis,
3 ; orthopaedic, 1
Chicken-pox ; measles
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Satisfactory
Good -
Good - -
Good—
Good —— - -
Good
Good - -- —
Clean.
Clean.
Yes.
2
venenata, 1
1
condition.
Yes.
media, 1; stiff elbow, 1
Posture, 6 -
Mitral disease, 1; spinal curvature, 1
9
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Scarlet fever, 2 ; pertussis, 10-
Overcrowded; poorly
ventilated
Good
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Good _ _
Yes.
Good
Clean.
Good - _ _
O.K _
Clean; adequate.
Heart, 1
Yes.
Good
Very good.
Good -
O.K
Fair.
Clean; in good
Satisfactory ___ —
Good
O.K _ _ _—
repair.
Yes.
Whooping-cough
Good.
Clean; sanitary.
C, 1
Good
Good —
Dark; draughty
Satisfactory
Log building; in
poor repair ; heating not adequate
Good
Clean; adequate.
1
....
Need repair.
Scarlatina —
Clean.
Clean; adequate.
Two ; in poor re
pair; not clean
Clean; adequate.
Good _ _
Ventilation fair;
heating poor in
Div. 1
Too small to keep
clean; old building
Satisfactory.
1
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Four; clean.
Clean ; poorly
Pulmonary, 2 ,. — ..
built.
Poorly lighted
O.K
Clean; adequate.
O.K.
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Very good.
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Medical Inspector.
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139
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W. E. Henderson
D. McCaffrey ■
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N. B. Hall
12
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C. H. Beevor-Potts ..
Miss H. Kilpatrick _
Cowichan Health
Centre
1
J. H. Hamilton
D. J. Barclay
7
H. H. MacKenzie
62
6
2
2
29
1
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2
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10
7
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1
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6
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62
6
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4
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34
3
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2
3
4
12
7
3
8
5
15
6
14
2
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10
2
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1
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3
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11
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6
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1
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G. C. Johnston
9
4
3
3
2
11
14
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15
10
9
5
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14
5
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7
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4
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28
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Crystal Springs
J. S. Cull
W. E. Henderson
Mrs. R. M. Young ....
Darlington
3
5
4
10
2
17
4
15
5
1
6
1
10
2
3
2
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6
2
7
J. S. Cull
J. S. Cull
Miss R. Mahon
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
27
Dawson Creek, South
J. S. Cull
J. A. Ireland
T. C. Holmes _ '
C. Davidson
H. G. Burden .
G. B. Helem
J. L. Gayton
T. A. Briggs
C. C. Browne
W. H. Mclntyre
J. S. Cull •
W. H. Mclntyre
9
Devereaux
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
131 1
471 5
201 1
191 2
24 1
71
111 1
231 13
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Diamond
Divide
D. P. Hanington
R. D. Rush
J. S. Cull
Miss N. E. Dunn
13
C. E. McRae-
M. F. Lucas ...
T. A. L. Connold
T. A. L. Connold
H. A. Christie
G. D. Baker
12
16
19
1
R. B. Brummitt
J. A. Ireland
2
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201 3
141 —
W. Scatchard
S. E. Beech
R. Patten
F. E. Coy
H. F. Tyerman
J. A. Ireland ..
T. A. L.Connold
G. C. Johnston -
H. A. Christie
W. Ross Stone
G. A. Ootmar
F. Inglis -
18
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7
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9
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181
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Elk Bridge '
Elko
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Ellesby
Mrs. A. F. Grindon
Ellison .
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1 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 39
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Boy blind right eye, result of accident, 1; cleft palate, 1; pinkeye, 1
1 1
Good.
2
~~2
2
Scarlet fever, 4 ; measles, 4
Congenital dislocated right hip, l._
Good.-
Good -
Good.
Ventilation via windows ; heater in
class-rooms
Poorly heated, ventilated, and lighted
Satisfactory . _.
Yes.
influenza
jcarlet fever, 1
Pulmonary, 1 _ - —
Scarlet fever _
Mumps ; measles
Good _
Good.
Good
Good
Yes.
Good.
Eczema of hands, 1
Cardiac, 4 ; nervous, 1 — _ -
Jhicken-pox —
Measles ; scarlet fever
Good—
Good ___
Fair —
Ventilation via windows ; heated by
heater in room
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Good.
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Good.
5
2
2
2
3
~~2
O.K.
O.K.
Cardiac, 2; pulmonary, 1; posture,
2 ; scoliosis, 1 ; chronic appendicitis, 1; an_emia, 1
Scarlet fever, 1 _
Satisfactory
Excellent
Crowded ___
Clean ...■
0 K.
Inadequate.
Clean.
~~2
O.K.
Satisfactory
O.K.
O.K.
Measles
Satisfactory. .
Good
Good
Good —_.
Satisfactory._
Good —
phosis), 1
Scarlet fever, 3
Measles ; rubella ; pertussis —
Yes.
Clean ; adequats.
Yes.
Mumps, 2 ; chicken-pox, 1
Satisfactory —
Good
Satisfactory.—
Good ; adequate _
Good; adequate.
Satisfactory
Good...
2
_
M
.nfluenza
Good. —
Satisfactory ___
Lighting fair
Satisfactory—
Satisfactory ..
Good
Good
Fair ______
Good; adequate —
Heated with a fur-
nacette; ventilation via windows
Satisfactory ____
O.K
good.
seats divided
by a partition ;
the closet for
the girls should
be separate
from that of
the boys.
Yes.
Yes
Cardiac, 4 scoliosis, 7 ; T.B. test, 6 .
Whooping-cough, 2; German
measles, 2 ; chicken-pox, 5
^lu ; German measles
Good ; well-water
contaminated
Good—
Good.
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Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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C. C. McRae
J. Olivier
J. S. Daly
2
J. S. Cull —
Miss M. Claxton
Miss Chodat . .
7
Errington
C. Davidson
E. A. Campbell
R. B. Brummitt
G. A. Ootmar
D. P. Hanington
F. T. Stanier
Evelyn
Ewings Landing
Extension
Fairbridge .
Falkland
8
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2
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Miss E. A. Allen
Cowichan Health
Centre
T. A. Briggs —
H. F. Tyerman
G. Ewert
G. A. Cheeseman
W. Truax
G. A. Ootmar
J. S. Cull
Field
Fife
3
Fish Creek
Miss N. Cunningham
2
2
1
2
2
3
3
2
10
3
2
1
2
M. G. Archibald
P. Ewert •
T. C. Holmes
C. E. McRae
J. S. Cull
W. C. Pitts '
2
1
8
1
10
12
23
13
6
7
5
4
4
12
1
1
1
1
Foi-far
Miss N. Cunningham
1
2
2
5
2
6
5
12
4
2
4
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2
1
1
2
10
9
12
26
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4
5
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8
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C. Ewert
4
Fort George, South
C. Ewert .. .
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1
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2
3
6
1
10
10
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5
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1
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5
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4
17
2
4
1
1
7
8
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8
1
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1
2
3
W. R. Stone
J. S. Cull
F. W. Green
Fort St. John —
Fort Steele —
Miss N. Cunningham
21 6
1
11 3
L. B. Wrinch
T. C. Holmes '
T. C. Holmes
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C. Ewert
W. C. Pitts
41 __
21
61 4
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W. C. Pitts
1
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W. A. Drummond ...
Miss I. Chodat
1
Burris Clinic .
W. Truax —
Drs. Daly & Crawford
C. C. Browne
C. C. Browne
C. C. Browne
P. Ewert
8
4
12
19
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Galley Bav —
R. D. Rush
T. E. Roberts
H. A. Christie—
R. D. Rush
R. D. Rush - —
N. B. Hall
G. E. Darby
J. C. Thomas .
W. Truax
16
12
5
4
15
3
22
3
4
1
10
3
1
2
1
4
2
Gill —
C. Ewert
1
J. H. Hamilton
H. H. MacKenzie
H. T. Tyerman
J. A. Shotton
Glade - " .
3
Glenlily
2
H. N. Watson
Miss A. S. Law — MEDICAL INSPECTION OP SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 41
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
1
i
Good _
Satisfactory
Satisfactory-
Fair
Fair
1
T.
1
Clean.
Yes.
Trachoma, 2
Fair.
Posture, 2 ; chronic appendicitis, £
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D.A.H., 1 ; cardiac enlargement, 1;
Satisfactory..
Satisfactory..
Fair lighting —
Good -
Clean; adequate.
suggested correction of posture
1
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Chicken-pox ; German measles ;
mumps
Satisfactory.
Clean; adequate.
Orthopaedic, 1 .__ .
Rubella, 4 ; scarlet fever, 2 ...
61 5
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Measles - —
Scarlet fever, 3 _ .—
Good
Good
Good- -
Good --
Fair—
Good...-
Crowded; poorly
lighted
Good
O.K.- _
Good.
Deformed right and left thumb, 1
Adequate.
Influenza (abdomen type)
Yes
Scoliosis, 1 __
2
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O.K.
Rheumatic heart, 1; posture A, 6;
posture B, 6
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repair.
O.K -
O.K.
Trachoma, 12
Good —
Satisfactory
Good - _
Good __ — —
Good
O.K -
Junior and Intermediate Divs.
overcrowded
Good - — -
Good _
O.K - ,
Good.
Nervous, 1
Clean; adequate.
Measles .__ — —
Conjunctivitis, 1
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Posture, 1 ; Contracture of tissues of
Clean; adequate.
leg due to burn, 1; obstruction of
lachrymal duct, 1
Influenza .__ —
Yes.
"_
O.K.- _ —.
O.K.
Orthopaedic, 1 —
Good _
Fair...
Good — -.
Good -
Clean; adequate.
Nervous, 1 —
2
Clean; adequate.
D.A.H., 1 ; enlargement of heart, 2 ...
Satisfactory
Wooden building ;
well heated and
ventilated
One room very
crowded
Intermediate Div.,
temporary
Good
Good
Good — —
Good
Good- "
Fair... ...'
Satisfactory __
Fair condition; well
ventilated; lighting very uneven
Satisfactory ___
Satisfactory —
Satisfactory
Crowded ___
Satisfactory __
Good. — _ ...
Clean; adequate.
poor posture, 21 .... ___ _._ ____
Three; in good
repair; clean;
adequate.
Fair.
Whooping-cough —
Cardiac, 1 —
Clean.
Good.
Yes.
O.K.
Septic sore throat, 2
^carTatina ; rubella ..__
O.K.
O.K.
Congenital heart, 1
Yes.
has mild cardiac condition, but is
at present under observation
Whooping-cough ___
Fair...
Good-
Fair.
Clean; adequate.
Good-.
Good.
Obesity, 1 ; underdeveloped, 2 __
Excellent
Good...—
Good— - -
Good..— -
Fair.
Pertussis — —
Measles ; whooping-cough
Good.
1
Good.
Acceptable.
Fairly good
Clean; adequate. J 42
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D. J. Fitz Osborne—
P. Ewert
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G. B. Helem
MissD. Wilkie
Grandview Bench
Granite Bay
Grasmere —
Grassy Plains
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H. A. Christie
T. C. Holmes ....
1
Great Central
J. C. Thomas
J. H. Hamilton
G. B. Helem
J. S. Cull
F. Inglis
J. H. Hamilton
J. F. Grant -
R. Patten -
Grindrod —
Ground Birch ._
Halfmoon Bay
Hall's Landing
Happy Valley
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
Miss D. Wilkie
2
3
15
1
1
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28
1
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Harewood
C. C. Browne
C. E. McRae
P. Ewert
Miss M. Upshall
H. H. MacKenzie
W. H. Mclntyre
10
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31
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J. S. Cull
Miss R. Mahon.
4
L. B. Wrinch
I,. B. Wrinch
T. A. Briggs
G. E. Wride
M. G. Archibald
J. S. Shotton
N. B. Hall
J. S. Shotton...
J. S. Cull
G. B. Helem
H. N. Watson
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2! 7| 6l 31...
Miss R. Mahon
Miss A. S. Law
Miss I. Chodat
Hillcrest
Hillcrest (Mount Pre-
vost)
5
5
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8
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111 31
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Hilton
0. Morris _
W. E. Henderson
T. A. Briggs
P. Ewert
W. Workman —
R. B. Brummitt
1 —
171
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Hornby Island
21 2
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Houston
4
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Miss N. Cunningham
1
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Hulatt -
W. R. Stone _ _
A. Francis
G. B. Helem.
J. Olivier
H. F. Tyerman ._
H. F. Tyerman
Hunter's Siding ■
Hupel
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Inonoaklin Valley
Inverness —
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Irvine's Landing
A. E. Perry
C. R. Symmes
T. A. L. Connold
R. D. Rush
H. A. Christie
W. H. Moore
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2
3
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James Island— '
Joe Rich Valley
Johnson's Landing
Jordan River
Jura
Kaleden
G. A. Ootmar—
D. J. Barclay
J. F. Grant
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R. B. White MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 43
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Condition of
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Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
1 1 1
Satisfactory
Poorly lighted
Satisfactory
3
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2
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Clean.
Measles epidemic all through
school
Measles
Fair
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
O.K
Fair.
Clean.
Yes.
Clean; adequate.
O.K.
Fair
Measles
Measles ; German measles ._
Measles
Good
Good
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Good
Good.
Clean.
Posture 1 ; pleurisy, 1 ; chronic appendicitis, 1
Flu
Good
One girl deformed arm, result accident ; one nervous debility a problem child
Whooping-cough, 4; measles,
6; impetigo, a number of
cases at present
Good
Satisfactory
Good; well heated
and ventilated
Good
Good.
Yes.
Cardiac, 6; nervous, 6; appendic-
tomy, 2 ; rickets, 2 ; curvature of
spine, 1 ; cleft palate, 1 ; eczema, 1
Scarlet fever; mumps; German measles; chicken-pox
Clean ; old-
fashioned.
Good.
Good——
Excellent
Good
Overcrowded
Good
Good _
Good
Adequate
Good -
Good
Good _—-
Good. — -
Very clean
Satisfactory— —
Good
Satisfactory — .,
Good; log -
Good
Clean.
Good.
Measles .._.
Yes.
Influenza
Influenza
Yes.
.... 1 ._
Yes.
Mumps
Posture A, 8; posture B, 1 ; car-
diac, 1
Nephritis chronic, 1
Cardiac murmurs, 1
Measles —
Scarlet fever, 2
Measles ; whooping-cough
Good.
Repairs needed.
Good.
Measles
Clean.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean.
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Two bright new
class-rooms ; heating good
Good. -
Good ._
Fair lighting
Poorly lighted _ _
O.K —
Good
Satisfactory
Fair '
Clean.
Bronchitis, 1 ; eczema, 1 ; deformed
chest, 1
Influenza, 4
Clean.
Flu -
Posture, 1; bilateral congenital dislocation of hips, 1
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Yes.
Good
Erythema nodosum _
Measles
Clean.
Good - —
Good —-
Building burned
Good
Good; adequate
Satisfactory
S atisf actor y
Good f.
Good —
Good.
Fair.
Epileptic, 1 ; defective speech, 4 ...
Pre T.B., 1 - — - ■
Measles, 15 : mumps, 40 ; chicken-pox, 2; whooping-cough, 27
Good.
Clean; adequate.
O.K.
Three contacts with pertussis
isolated; no cases in school;
measles, 3 ; inf. conjunctivitis, 8
Clean; adequate.
Acne, 2 ; scoliosis, 1 ; wax in ears, 5
Clean; adequate.
Fair —_
Good __ —
Good
Fair.
Good.
Mum os, 8 ; me-s.es, 12 ; varicella, 6
Good.
__
Satisfactory ;
modern
Clean; adequate. J 44
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School Nurse.
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Mrs. L. Ward . —
Mrs. A. F. Grindon
Mrs. A. F. Grindon
Mrs. B. Thompson
15
Kelowna, East —
Kelowna, South —
Keremeos
G. A. Ootmar
G. A. Ootmar
G. E. Wride
W. H. Wood
J. F. Haszard
21
13
5
Kettle Valley-
1
Kimberley— __
3
3
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Kingcome Inlet
R. Patten
G. B. Helem
J. Olivier
T. A. L. Connold
H. N. Watson
H. H. MacKenzie ....
J. G. Robertson
C. E. McRae
W. E. Henderson
W. R. Stone :
■J. S. Cull
J. S. Cull
0. 0. Lyons
J. F. Grant
C. C. Browne
F. W. Green
M. F. Lucas
J. C. Stuart
W. C. Pitts
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Miss I. McMillan ..
9
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Lakeview
Landry __ '
Miss N. E. Dunn —
Miss R. Mahon
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1
Langford _ —
Lantzville __ —
Miss D. Wilkie
2
Larchwood ~
1
Lee —
Lillooet
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Lily Lake — _— -
Lister — - -
J. Olivier
1
Little Fort ( Mount Olie)
2
Lone Butte __ —
C. E. McRae
J. S. Cull
H. H. MacKenzie ._.
Lone Prairie ___
Long Beach _ _ —
Mrs. P. Yaho'nitsky
1
Long Lake —
J. A. Ireland
1
Louis Creek __
M. G. Archibald
F. W. Green
0. Morris
Lumberton _
4
Lumby.-
1
Lund
0. O. Lyons
J. P. Ellis —
J. P. Ellis
Lytton —
7
Lytton, North "
Magna Bay
W. Scatchard -
1
F. T. Stanier
J. H. Hamilton _
J. A. Ireland
W. R. Stone
Cowichan Health
Centre
Malakwa
4
1
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3
3
2
5
2
1
1
1
2
10
2
Mamette Lake —_
Mapes
Mara
a. B. Helem
G. D. Oliver
W. Scatchard
J. F. Haszard
J. C. Dunn .
7
Martin Prairie ___ —
1
Marysville
1
Mayne Island — '
T. E. Roberts
H. N. Watson .
H. A. Christie
41 5
Mayo -
Miss A. S. Law
8
9
12
11
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J. F. Haszard
W. Scatchard
J. S. Daly
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51 5
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' MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 45
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Acute Fevers which have
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Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Good; frame
Crowded
Fair......
Clean.
Good.
Cardiac, 1
Yes.
Posture, 1 ; pulmonary, 2
Cardiac, 3 ; scoliosis, 1 ; T.B. test, 5
1
German measles, 13; scarlet
fever, 2
Whooping-cough, 6 -
Chicken-pox.
Crowded
Good...
Good
Inadequate.
Clean.
T.B. test, 4
Cardiac, 4 _
1
Adequate
Windows in front
should be removed ; otherwise
satisfactory
Ventilation good;
well heated; not
crowded
Satisfactory
Satisfactory _
Fair __
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Yes.
2 ; Legge's disease, 1; chronic mastoid, 3; cleft palate, 1 ; chronic
nephritis, 1 ; stiff elbow, 1
Yes.
...„
Clean.
Influenza
Rubella, 1
Poorly heated; un-
lined
1
Clean; adequate.
Nervous, 1 _.
Chicken-p ox
Good
Good
Good-
Good.
Good.
Fair.
Good
O.K
Yes.
4
Good.
Posture, 4 ; anemia, 1 — —_ _
Satisfactory
Good
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
1
Good.
Scarlet fever ; mumps ■■
Good
Good_.._
Satisfactory -
Good __
Adequate room and
Clean.
Clean.
German measles, 16; mumps,
35
Clean; adequate.
Cardiac, 2
.-.._
Measles
ventilation
Fair
O.K
Acceptacle.
O.K.; requires
dry earth.
Only fair
Chicken-pox, 6
Measles, 2
Satisfactory
Good.
Good
Satisfactory
Wooden building; in
fair repair
Good
Good ; frame
Good _.
Good
Good
Good; log
No cloak-room
Good.
4
„—
Good.
Clean.
Posture A, 1; posture B, 1
Yes.
Tuberculosis, 1
German measles, 4
Good.
Good.
1
3
Influenza, 4 — —
Clean.
Yes.
Scarlet fever; German measles
Good _
O.K. _
Satisfactory
Good
Good.
Clean.
Orthopaedic, 2 ; nervous, 1; cardiac, 1
Cardiac murmur, 1 -
Yes.
Measles
Measles _
Pertussis, 4
Clean.
Good
Good _.
Excellent
Not crowded; well
heated and ventilated ; lighting
from windows
could be improved
upon
Poor lighting, heating, and ventilation
Yes.
Yes.
1
Whooping-cough, 4; epidemic
flu, 6
Measles, 26 _ _
Clean; adequate.
Cardiac, 1 ; orthopaedic hip, 1 —
Poor; inadequate.
Cleft palate, 2
Lighting fair; no
cloak-room
Not quite clean.
1 J 46
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RURAL AND
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Meadow Valley..
Meldrum Creek-
W. R. Stone ....
F. W. Andrew..
G. D. Oliver
Menzinger..
Metchosin-
Michel-Natal
Midway..
G. D. Oliver..
J. F. Grant ._
G. C. Johnston
Milburn Lake-
Mill Bay
Minto..
Minto City.
Miocene
Mission Creek..
Moberly
Moberly Lake-
Monte Creek
Monte Lake__
Montney—
Montrose-
Moose Heights ..
Morrissey
Mountain Ridge
Mountain View
Mount McPherson_.
Moyie
Mud River..
Myn caster
McBride..
McConnell Creek-
McGilli vr ay
MacKenzie
McLure
McMurdo __
Nadina River _-
Nakusp
Naltesby..
Nanaimo Bay__
Naramata
Narcosli
Needles
New Denver..
Newgate
Nickel Plate.
Nicola
Nicola, Lower.
Nicomen Island ...
Nine Mile Creek~
Nithi Mountain—
Nithi River
Nixon Creek
Noosatsum.
North Bend
Northfield
North Saanich .
Notch Hill ._
Ocean Falls .
W. H. Wood..
G. D. Oliver...
F T. Stanier-
E. R. Hicks
D. J. Fitz Osborne
C. E. McRae
G. A. Ootmar
P. Ewert
J. S. Cull
J. A. Ireland
J. A. Ireland
J. S. Cull
C. Davidson
G. D. Oliver
W. Workman
P. Ewert
M. F. Lucas
J. H. Hamilton..
F. W. Green
C. Ewert..
W. H. Wood
M. F. Lucas
W. H. Mclntyre
M. G. Archibald
Cowichan Health
Centre
Mrs. A. F. Grindon.
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
Mrs. R. M. Young..
H. A. MacLean
C. J. M. Willoughby
P. Ewert—
T. C. Holmes
H. F. Tyerman
W. R. Stone
C. C. Browne
F. W. Andrew
Miss M. Upshall _
C. E. McRae
H. F. Tyerman
A.. Francis
H. A. Christie
G. E. Wride
A. F. Gillis
A. F. Gillis
W. H. Mclntyre
D. McCaffrey
W. C. Pitts
W. C. Pitts _
C. H. Beevor-Potts..
H. A. McLean .
J. P. Ellis
C. C. Browne ._.
H. G. Burden ...
W. Scatchard ..
R. A. Gilchrist .
Miss H. Kilpatrick..
Miss Krupe.
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18
7
9
29
350
21
11
26
76
26
14
20
9
23
13
22
11
7
14
6
6
24
10
14
66
11
9
22
10
13
6
121
8
61
47
24
350
20
11
24
76
26
18
10
12
5
121
8
49
47
16
16
10
10
36
35
8
8
49
45
59
57
62
62
32
32
190
188
10
76
125
3
2
4 3
ll 18
71 61 14
1 I
101
291
124
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23 MEDICAL INSPECTION OP SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 47
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
1
O.K
Yes.
Stove; ventilation
good
repair; general
lighting not satisfactory
Good
Nervous debility (improving), 1
Chest deformity, 6 ; heart, 10 ; congenital heart, 1; bronchitis, 1
1
—
Diphtheria, 1 contact immunized
Rubella ; measles —
Poorly ventilated
Satisfactory
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
2
_
Measles
Adequate.
Scarlet fever; chicken-pox
Good
—
Clean ; adequate.
Fair.
Good
Good; becoming
crowded
Good
Cardiac, 3 ; anaemic, 1; scoliosis, 2;
T.B. test, 9
3
Whooping-cough, 9 ; German
measles, 29 ; chicken-pox, 41
Clean.
Clean; adequate.
Fair
German measles
Good
Good-
Satisfactory
Good
Fair ventilation ;
one coal-stove
Good
Urinal suggested.
Satisfactory
Good _
Good -
Good- - -
Satisfactory... _.
Satisfactory.-
Good -
Yes.
Yes.
Wooden building;
fair repair
Satisfactory
O.K
Two; poor.
Yes.
0 K
Good
O.K -
Clean.
0 K.
O.K -----
Good
Frame on concrete
basement; furnace
heating; ventilation good
Good _
Good _
Yes.
"~6
Mumps ; German measles
Good.
Satisfactory...- .
Good _ _ -
O.K
■
.._..
4
5
~2
Yes.
O.K
Yes.
Measles ; rubella ; pertussis
Yes.
Good
Fair.
Poorly heated -'-.
Good —_
Seating adequate;
poorly heated and
ventilated
Satisfactory
Good - —
Good
Temporary quarters
since fire; very
crowded in two
rooms; O.K. before
Good
Rubella, 4; measles, 1 __
German measles, 5
Mumps ; German measles
Scarlet fever, 8; whooping-
cough, 1; rubella, 2
Clean; adequate.
Yes.
Appendicitis, 1; crippled, 1
Good.
"l
2
Infantile eczema, 3 ; orthopaedic
(kyphosis (slight), 2; lordosis
(slight), 1 ; osteitis, 1; atrophy of
leg, 1) ; heart, functional sept., 5;
undescended test-cle, 1 ; hernia, 2 ;
exstrophy of bladder, 1
1
somewhat defective, with Grade
I. very poorly
lighted throughout as shown by
sisrhtmeter J 48
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
RURAL AND
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Okanagan Centre__
Okanagan Falls .
Okanagan Mission..
Okeover Arm..
Olalla .:
Oliver .
100-Mile House ..
150-Mile House .
One Mile
Orange Valley..
Osland
Osoyoos -
Otter Point
Outlook
Owen Bay
Oyama
Oyster, North...
Oyster River
Pablo
Pachelqua
Palling —
Palmer Bay..
Parkland
Park Siding _
Parksville ....
Parson .__.. _
Pass Creek
Pavilion ... ...
Peace View
Pemberton
Pemberton Meadows
Pemberton Range __..
Pender Island _
Pender, South
Perow
Perry's Siding__
Pinantan .—_ .
Pine
Pine, North
Pine, Upper
Pine View
Pioneer Mines
Popcum
Port Alice
Port Clements
Port Essington
Port Renfrew __
Port Simpson
Pouce Coupe
Pouce Coupe, Central
Pouce. Coupe, East....
Powell River:
Henderson
Prairiedale - —
Premier Mine
Princeton
Procter _..—_
Progress -
Qualicum Beach _
Qualicum, Little .
Quatsino ... ...
Oueen Charlotte .
Queen's Bay.
Quesnel — _—
A. E. Perry
G. A. Ootmar
R. B. White _.„...
G. A. Ootmar
O. O. Lyons
G. E. Wride _
N. J. Ball
C. E. McRae __..__
C. E. McRae
D. McCaffrey
W. C. Pitts
A. E. Perry. _
N. J. Ball
J. F. Grant
W. Truax
R. Patten
O. Morris
D. P. Hanington
T. A. Briggs _
C. E. McRae —
J. C. Stuart
T. C. Holmes
R. Patten
J. S. Cull
J. S. Daly
C. Davidson
P. Ewert
J. L. Gayton
J. C. Stuart _
J. S. Cull
N. J. Paul
N. J. Paul —_
J. A. Ireland
T. E. Roberts ..
T. E. Roberts —
R. R. Brummitt .
A. Francis
J. A. Ireland
A. F. Gillis
J. S. Cull
■T. S. Cull
J. S. Cull
D. M. King .
W. E. Henderson
G. A. Lawson .__ _
T. C. Dunn
A. E. Perry
A. Edgelow
C. Davidson
C. Davidson ..
G. A. Lawson
G. A. Charter _
D. J. Barclay ...
G. D. Oliver ....
Mrs. A. F. Grindon
Mrs. A. F. Grindon.
Mrs. B. Thompson .
Miss W. Hall -
Miss W. Hall _
Miss E. G. Allen .
Miss N. E. Dunn .
Miss D. McKenzie
Miss N. Cunningham
Mrs. R. M. Young...
Mrs. R. M. Young
Miss N. Cunningham
A. E. Perry
J. S. Cull
J. S. Cull _
J. S. Cull
O. O. Lyons
W. R. Stone
W. S. Kergin
D. McCaffrey
H. H. MacKenzie
J. S. Cull _
Miss R. Mahon
Miss R. Mahon
Miss R. Mahon
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
Miss D. McKenzie ...
17
17
16
16
44
41
63
62
7
7
15
14
193
188
9
9
23
23
14
13
10
10
13
13
57
50
12
14
40
38
8
8
70
70
39
39
20
19
15
14
11
9
7 61
16 151
131 121
108' 107
I
13
72
25
11
442
16
39
264
94
231
621
121
781
91
131
691
I
251
101
I
3761
161
391 .
2401
471
231
371
341.
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1
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21
101
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10
10
4
12
13
10
27
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4
5
5
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47
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7
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4! 6
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8
3
6
5
5
18
2
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1
7
3
3
6
8
5
3
3
6
22
4
9
2
18
111
1
1
3
—
7
34
1
5
2
1
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4
4
2
1
8
2
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4
6
18
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51 2
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10
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77
20
61
8
26
42
50
17
4
18
6
181 281
I I
221 211
I I
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1
4
3
3
1
1
1
35
2
1
58
7
1
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35
30
8
2
6
8
1
10
1
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1
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2 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 49
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
1 1
Good '
Good _ _
Satisfactory _
Good
Good
Old equipment
Good ._
Good
Good - _
Good _
Good —
Good _ _
Good
Fair
Whooping-cough, 7
Mumps, 6 ; measles, 12
Whooping-cough, 14
Clean.
3
Cardiac, 2 ; anremic, 1 ; scoliosis, 2 ;
trachoma, 3 ; T.B. test, 6
Clean.
Yes.
Cardiac, 3 ; cretin, 1; ortho., 5
Measles ; whooping-cough _
Clean.
Rubella, 3 _
Fair.
Good.
Clean ; adequate.
Measles; whooping-cough—
R.A. heart (improved), 1
Fair.
Very poor condition
2
2
1
Mumps, 1
Scarlet fever, 4_ _
Satisfactory.—
Good frame _
Yes.
Clean.
Needs completion ...
Old log building;
fair
O.K
Poor.
German measles, 8
Clean ; adequate.
O.K.
Good
Good _„_
O.K.
Yes.
Posture, 1; chronic appendicitis, 1....
2
O.K.
Enlarged heart, 1 ; mitral regurgitation, 1 ; roughened first sound, 1 ;
conjunctivitis, 1 ; posture, 1
Paralysis, 1 — _
Orthopaedic, 1 _ _ _
Scarlet fever, 2 _._ _
Chicken-pox, 1 — _
Satisfactory
Good
Good —
Good
Poorly lighted ___
Good
Good - _
Good ; poorly heated
Excellent _ ___.
Satisfactory ; well
heated and ventilated
Good " '
Good -
Good —_ - -
O.K _
Good —
Clean ; adequate.
Clean.
An_emia, 1 _ _
Clean ; adequate.
Good.
Whooping-cough
Good.
Warts on face
Asthma ; otorrhcea ; nasal polypi
Clean.
Clean ; adequate.
Good.
~2
Whooping-cough, 4
Yes.
Scoliosis, 1; pulmonary, 1
5
Satisfactory
Pinkeye; German measles
Influenza ; whooping-cough
O.K. —
O.K.
Good ..... ■
Good -
Excellent
Good _ -
Good - ».__„.
The condition of the teeth is very
evident from last year ; the parents
have been wise and followed advice, and most of the children have
excellent teeth
1
1
Good.
Good
Div. 2 overcrowded
and poorly lighted
Satisfactory.
Scarlet fever, 7
Need repairs.
Mumps ; measles ___
Good
O.K _ _
No
Good
Good
Yes.
Yes.
A small number of colds; at
present 5 cases of chicken-
pox
Rubella, 91 ; chicken-pox, 74;
mumps, 19
Chicken-pox _ __
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Good.
1
Good -
Satisfactory _
Satisfactory ___ ____
Good
Satisfactory ..._ _
Fair
Totally inadequate
nia, 1
Cardiac enlargement, 2 ; conjunctivitis, 2
Seborrhcea, 1; mitral regurgitation, 1
Not satisfactory.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Rheumatic heart, 1; eczema, 4 ; chorea, 1
Fair.
1
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RURAL AND
Name of School.
Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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28
16
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28
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13
13
7
9
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18
19
51
7
12
10
12
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41
18
12
12
10
7
12
9
14
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341
27
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9
7
15
15
10
10
6
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12
12
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13
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15
24
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11
14
20
45
23
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341
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29
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28
16
10
28
8
13
13
7
8
13
17
18
50
7
12
10
12
8
40
18
12
11
10
7
12
5
14
12
21
335
24
80
9
7
11
13
10
10
6
30
12
11
23
13
12
9
9
15
21
12
11
12
15
44
23
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31
1
1
2
6
1
4
1
2
2
6
5
5
2
3
6
7
2
9
8
4
3
2
2
3
6
4
5
5
1
1
1
2
2
10
2
5
6
2
3
5
1
8
2
4
167
13
23
3
3
3
3
3
1
11
2
5
3
5
3
2
2
5
7
2
4
4
2
6
7
1
8
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6
2
3
12
8
10
6
2
2
2
3
2
6
6
7
4
1
1
5
2
6
4
1
2
9
6
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15
193
8
25
6
4
5
2
4
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9
6
1
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5
6
5
4
5
10
10
4
4
14
19
2
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14
6
6
6
2
3
5
4
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1
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11
8
2
3
3
5
14
3
2
To
2
2
1
4
4
2
4
1
2
G. D. Oliver
3
8
4
1
2
1
2
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2
2
3
3
1
3
2
3
5
1
1
4
2
1
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P. E. Coy
N. B. Hall
Red Gap
C. Davidson
W. Bramley-Moore—
2
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5
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R. D. Rush
s;
W. H. Wood
D. J. Barclay
G. D. Oliver '.
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
6
2
5
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1
1
8
3
2
3
3
2
5
2
3
1
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1
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7
2
5
2
3
1
2
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9
3
2
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3
2
3
J. S. Cull
Miss R. Mahon
~~1
6
2
5
F. Inglis
K. Wray-Johnston.
W. H. Wood
W. H. Wood
W. H. Wood
9
C. E. McRae
A
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J. S. Cull
Miss N. E. Dunn '
Miss N. E. Dunn. ...
2
1
13
Rolla, North
J. S. Cull
6
H. A. Christie -
J. P. Ellis
3
Rose Hill
C. E. McRae
1
2
1
30
1
T. C. Holmes
3
1
5
2
2
1
1
6
J. S. Cull
E. R. Hicks
Mrs. A. F. Grindon
55
3
15
1
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2
2
90
H. N. Watson
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J. S. Shotton
1
1
J. S. Shotton
1
1
1
1
1
2
r
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1
9
Sanca
1
H. A. Christie
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
7
Sandwick
T. A. Briggs .
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
4
MM...
6
1
3
5
2
1
1
2
3
1
4
1
7
.....
J. S. Cull
3
T. E. Roberts
Savona
S. A. Wallace
Savona Road _
W. C. Pitts ._
R. Patten
R. Patten
L. B. Wrinch
F. Inglis
1
Mrs. Walls
Mrs. Walls - ,.
1
2
4
1
1
7
2
1
Sayward, Upper ._
?
Sechelt
J. C. Stuart ......
J. S. Cull
G. B. Helem
Seven Mile Corner-
Miss N. E. Dunn
6
Shalalth
J. C. Stuart
F. T. Stanier
Cowichan Health
Centre
Miss N. E. Dunn ....
Shearerdale —
J. S. Cull _
F W. Green
6
3
Shelley '
C. Ewert
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| MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 51
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Other Conditions, specify
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Acute Fevers which have
occurred during the
Past Year.
Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Poor ,
Crowded
Good
Good
Fair condition; ventilation and heating poor
Poorly lighted
Satisfactory
Good ; frame.- .
Crowded; poor condition
Fair
Influenza
number of pupils ; urinal
required.
Clean.
Fair.
Satisfactory-
More light needed
at left; otherwise
satisfactory
Fair... _.
Satisfactory '
Satisfactory...- .
Good
Good
O.K.
Yes
Anaemic, 1 ._
Fair.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Flu
Clean
Measles ; pertussis ; pinkeye
Good
Good
Satisfactory
Satisfactory- _
Satisfactory..
Good - •
Satisfactory
Good -
Satisfactory.
Good
Clean; adequate.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Good.
Posture, 6 ; cardiac, 1 _
Posture, 1 ; chronic appendicitis, 1 .
1
Scarlet fever, 2
Scarlet fever, 1 _
German measles, 9 __
Clean; adequate.
Need attention.
Good *
Fair.
O.K _ ~~
Good
Good
O.K.
O.K.
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Scarlet fever ; chicken-pox
German measles, 9; chicken-
pox, 87
Measles, 10 __ _ _
Measles, 35 ; whooping-cough, 1
Good
dry earth.
Cardiac, 10 ; scoliosis, 8 ; pulmonary,
1 ; trachoma, 2 (only 6 other
cases) ; T.B. test, 37
Asthma, 1
Good, hut rooms
poorly lighted
Fairly good
Satisfactory
Good.. -
Good _ __ _ -
Good
Fair
Not satisfactory.
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Measles ; whooping-cough
Good.
Satisfactory
Good __
Clean; adequate.
Cardiac, 1 _.__ _
Good.
Cleft palate, 1 • _.
Satisfactory. —
Good heating and
ventilation
Overcrowded and
poorly ventilated ;
need a new school
hadly
Fair ; rather
crowded
Good ._
Satisfactory..
Satisfactory
Good _
Good
Clean; adequate.
Flatf oot, 1
Chicken-pox, 1 —
Clean ; adequate.
Two; clean.
Clean ; adequate.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
German measles ; flu. „
Clean ; adequate.
Good
Excellent
Satisfactory
Clean ; adequate.
2
1
Clean ; adequate.
Clean.
Old and crowded;
advise new building
One; clean ;
need two.
Satisfactory ,..,.
Good
Crowded _
Clean.
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Medical Inspector.
School Nurse.
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Sheridan Lake..
Shirley
Shoal Bay
Shoreacres._
Shuswap
Shuswap Falls ..
Shutty Bench —
Sicamous
Sidney.
Silver Creek
Silverton
Simoom Sound .
Sirdar .
Sisters Creek ..
Sitkum Creek _
Skidegate
Slocan Park ...
Slocan, South
Smithers
Snowshoe __.
Soda Creek _
Sointula _
Solsqua _
Sooke
Sooke, East.
Sooke, North..
Sorrento...
Southbank.—
Southview
Spences Bridge _
Spring Bend
Springhill
Spring House
Sproat
Sproule Creek—.
Squam Bay
Squamish
Squirrel Cove-
Stewart
Stillwater
Stirling Creek
Strathnaver
Streatham
Sullivan Valley..
T. C. Holmes _
M. F. Lucas
C. E. McRae
J. F. Grant
R. Patten
H. H. MacKenzie...
W. Scatchard
O. Morris
D. J. Barclay
A. and S- E. Beech
H. G. Burden
A. and S. E. Beech
A. Francis
R. Patten
J. Olivier
G. D. Oliver
H. H. MacKenzie...
G. A. Charter
H. H. MacKenzie ._
H. H. MacKenzie -
R. B. Brummitt
M. F. Lucas .
C. E. McRae
Drs. Patten & Ryall
J. H. Hamilton
E. M. Robertson
Sunnybrae
Sunnybrook
Sujjnyside
Sunnyside Cannery.
Sunrise _
Sunrise Valley
Sunset Prairie
Swan Lake, South...
Sweetwater
Sylvania
Tabor Creek
Taghum _
Tappen
Tappen Valley
Ta Ta Creek ....
Tatalrose
Taylor Flats
Tchesinkut Lake
Telegraph Creek
J. F. Grant
J. F. Grant
W. Scatchard
T. C. Holmes _ _.
O. O. Lyons
W. A. Drummond
G. B. Helem
J. S. Cull
C. E. McRae
J. H. Hamilton —
H. H. MacKenzie.
Burris Clinic
N. J. Paul
N. B. Hall
J. W. Vosburgh
O. O. Lyons
G. E. Wride _
G. D. Oliver
T. C. Holmes
M. G. Archibald
A. and S. E. Beech.__
J. S. Cull
C. R. Symmes
A. E. Perry .
J. S. Cull —.
J. S. Cull.
J. S. Cull
J. S. Cull-
J. S. Cull
F. T. Stanier.
C. Ewert ...
H. H. MacKenzie ....
A. and S. E. Beech .
A. andS. E. Beech.
F. W. Green
T. C. Holmes
J. S. Cull
T. C. Holmes
E. E. Hildebrand.
Miss D. Wilkie._
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Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
Miss N. Cunningham
Miss N. E. Dunn
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
Miss R. Mahon —_
Miss N. E. Dunn
Cowichan Health
Centre
Miss N. Cunningham
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INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS
; 1935-36.
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ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
1
O.K...
O.K.
Satisfactory
Poor.
Fair
Clean.
Poor.
Fair.
Yes.
Good.
Not quite clean.
Two; clean.
Fair.
Clean; adequate.
O.K.
Clean ; adequate.
Good.
Yes.
Trachoma, 7 '■
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—
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Measles, 4 .
Satisfactory
Good
Measles, 37
dumb, 1
Good
3
Good; frame
Fair
Nervous, 1; eczema, 1
Whooping-cough
Scarlet fever, 10; whooping-
cough, 1; rubella, 2
Whoop i ng-cough
Overcrowded;
poorly ventilated
O.K
1
2
Satisfactory
Good -
Satisfactory
Fair-
6
1
Good
Adequate.
Unclean; inadequate.
Good.
Good.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean.
Fair.
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Yes.
Fair.
Satisfactory
Good
Good
Good
Satisfactory...
Good -
Good -
Good --
Lighting should be
improved
Fair
Fair
Chicken-pox —
1
1
conjunctivitis, 1
Defective chest (due to early rick
ets), 1
Good '
O.K.
Yes.
O.K.
Yes.
Clean; adequate.
Clean.
Clean.
Poor.
Good.
Good.
1
Fair
Good
Satisfactory
Satisfactory...:
Fair..
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German measles — -
Measles
Excellent
Good
1
Whooping-cough; mumps; German measles
Good
Poorly heated and
ventilated
Good.
Boys' should be
rebuilt.
Good.
Yes.
Clean; adequate.
Adequate.
O.K.
Two; in poor
repair.
Clean; adequate.
Good.
O.K -
Wooden building; in
poor repair
Satisfactory-
Posture, 1 ; ana_mia, 1; ichthyosis
Good
2
Whooping-cough, 3; mumps, 1
Good-
Lighting very poor;
more windows required or present
ones changed
Good
Good.
Good.
Clean; adequate.
Need attention.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Need repairs.
Clean ; adequate.
2
1
4
1
Good
Good ; crowded
Poorly ventilated
3
2
Good
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Clean.
O.K.
Clean; adequate.
O.K.
One new pit
indicated.
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Good -
Poor lighting
Good
O.K
1
1
Dilapidated; poorly
lighted
O.K. • .
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T.B.C.), 5
1
Poorly ventilated;
poorly heated;
draughty J 54
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Tintagel
T. C. Holmes
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Topley
R. B. Brummitt
M. G. Archibald
Tranquille
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5
8
19
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Miss M. Claxton.
1
2
3
1
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Trinity Creek
G. B. Helem
T. A. Briggs
4
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J. S. Cull
7
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W. Scatchard
9
J. S. Cull
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
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W. E. Bavis
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T. C. Holmes
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E. R. Hicks
W. D. Keith
Mrs. C. A. Lucas
Miss R. Mahon..
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J. S. Cull _
N. B. Hall
1
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4
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R. D. Rush __
Vesuvius, North .
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Walcott ....
Waldo
H. A. Christie -
Walhachin
Wardner .
H. A. Christie -
D. P. Hanington
Waterloo
Watmore
Miss E. G. Allen
1
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Wellington—
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Wellington, East
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D. P. Hanington
T. W. Sutherland
Miss E. G. Allen.
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4
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G. A. Ootmar..
W. Buchanan
W. H. Wood
M. G. Archibald
Miss M. Gowan
Miss M. Gowan..
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Westbri dge
1
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421
1
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Westsyde
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Westview
0. 0. Lyons
Westwold
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N. B. Hall
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11
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A. and S. E. Beech ...
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C. E. McRae
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J. S. Cull
C. E. McRae
Miss N. E. Dunn
6
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Willow Point
H. H. MacKenzie
C. Ewert
Willow River
3
Willow vale
C. Pitts
Willow Valley
Wilmer
J. S. Cull
P. E. Coy -
Mrs. P. Yaholnitsky
8
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F. E. Coy
Winfield
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J 55
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
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Condition of
Building. State if
crowded, poorly
ventilated, poorly
heated, etc.
Closets.
State if clean
and adequate.
Trachoma, 1 ; conjunctivitis, 1; pulmonary, 1
1
Good
Good
Clean; adequate.
Adequate.
Cardiac, 1 (well compensated)
Satisfactory
Good
Yes.
Measles; whooping-cough
Mild epidemic of influenza
Clean; adequate.
Satisfactory
Clean.
l
Cataract, 1; poison-ivy, 1 ; nasal
obstruction
Fair
Clean; adequate.
Satisfactory
O.K
None.
O.K.
7
Fair
Satisfactory-
Good
Clean.
Clean; adequate.
Poorly lighted... —
Satisfactory
Good ; not crowded...
Inadequate.
Clean.
Clean.
Clubfoot, 1
Scarlet fever, 6
Clean; adequate.
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Old building; too
small to keep clean
Satisfactory
Clean ; poorly
Posture, 2; chronic bronchitis, 1
built.
Clean; adequate.
Not quite clean.
Posture, 1
Measles; German measles
Satisfactory.
Excellent
Clean; adequate.
Good.
Boys' closet not
Satisfactory
O.K
clean ; urine
over seats and
floor.
Clean; adequate.
O.K.
1
Scarlet fever; chicken-pox
Good
Heating and ventilating might be
improved
Good
Six flush-toilets.
Heart, 3; anaemia, 5; orthopaedic
defects, 27; defects improved, 25
Clean ; fairly
satisfactory.
Clean ; adequate.
Tongue-tied, 1; chronic endocarditis,
2
Yes.
In flu enza
Satisfactory... —
Good ._
Building in good
condition; good
ventilation ; room
well heated
O.K.
Adequate.
Good.
Yes.
Yes.
Adequate.
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Satisfactory
O.K.
O.K.
O.K.
Fair lighting
Satisfactory
Good
Satisfactory -
Lighting poor
O.K
Good
Good
Clean; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean ; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
1
Clean ; adequate.
—
—-
Pertussis, 1
Not quite clean.
Yes.
—
Mumps ; German measles
Mumps ; German measles...
Clean.
Clean.
Clean ; adequate.
Good; well heated
and ventilated
Good
Clean ; adequate.
5
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Whooping-cough, 4; German
measles, 6; chicken-pox, 3
Not satisfactory.
Satisfactory
Satisfactory..
Clean ; adequate.
Yes.
Posture B, 4
Poor repair.
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chicken-pox
Good
Fair .'
Yes.
Bad.
Poor; should be
rebuilt.
Mumps; measles...
Yes.
Untidy
1
Poor
Fair.
Measles, 17
Good.
Good
Good
Fair.
Cardiac hypertrophy, 1 ; posture, 2
3
—
2
Good —
Good
Good
Clean; adequate.
Clean; adequate.
Pulmonary, 1; cardiac, 4; scoliosis,
1; T.B. test, 12
Whooping-cough, 36; scarlet
fever, 1
Clean. J 56
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2 MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS, 1935-36.
J 57
ASSISTED SCHOOLS—Continued.
Other Conditions, specify
(Nervous, Pulmonary, Cardiac
Disease, etc.).
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Measles, 1; influenza
Smaller building
shows overcrowding and poor ventilation ; Grades 6
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Good
Good
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Clean; adequate.
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Measles, 39; chicken-pox, 1
Rubella, 1; mumps, 3 ; scarlet
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Cardiac, 2 ,
One room satisfactory ; one room
poorly lighted
Seating and ventilation satisfactory ;
heating very poor
in cold weather
Satisfactory.
SUMMARY OF DEFECTS, 1935-36.
Normal
Schools.
High
Schools.
Junior
High
Schools.
Graded
City
Schools.
Rural : Rural and
Municipal Assisted
Schools. Schools.
Total.
Malnutrition _.
Defective mentality..
Defective vision
Defective hearing
Defective nasal breathing-
Adenoids.
Enlarged tonsils..
Defective teeth—.
Enlarged glands..
Goitre
Other conditions .
Totals
No. of pupils enrolled
No. of pupils examined..
27
5
3
9
11
24
4
12
276
276
297
1
990
62
80
151
956
3,579
489
577
385
7,567
16,985
15,591
5
359
42
23
67
386
1,429
143
187
117
5,911
5,034
4,833
133
1,997
236
614
1,713
6,091
10,520
2,480
1,327
1,111
IhMOdM
750
163
926
115
556
1,071
3,351
5,493
1,733
931
555
791
223
1,871
225
1,263
2,515
5,046
6,752
2,578
2,114
1,154
15,644
24,532
48,535
41,235
19,232
17,783
21,869
21,011
7,580
525
6,170
6S5
2,539
5,526
15,841
27,797
7,427
5,148
3,390
82,628
112,808
100,960
VICTORIA, B.C. :
Printed by Ciiaiiles F. Banfield, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
1937.
725-1136-3311
BC Sessional Papers
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA TWENTY-FIFTH REPORT OF THE MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS FOR THE YEAR ENDED… British Columbia. Legislative Assembly [1937]
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