[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington Borough] page 65

Islington 1964

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington Borough]

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Convenience	Jan.	Feb.	Mar,	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.	Sept.	Oct.	Not.	Dec.	Appro x weekly average throughout year
Highbury
Men	52	47	59	63	70	74	128	139	152	59	58	61	80
Women	23	29	38	28	32	36	101	107	101	48	41	40	52
Of ford Road
Men	30	42	50	56	59	63	42	49	56	42	39	43	48
Women	19	24	27	26	32	41	25	23	39	30	27	26	28
High Street
Men	90	97	112	95	99	112	146	154	170	129	123	120	120
Islington Green
Women	37	39	41	42	45	49	80	89	76	67	59	42	55
	688	750	828	802	873	940	1395	1492	1601	1018	940	933

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Ice Cream
Ice Cream (Heat Treatment, etc. ) Regulations, 1959
Supervision of the Manufacture and distribution of Ice Cream
During the year 179 visits were paid to ice cream premises and vehicles.
The number of premises registered:
(a) for manufacture, sale and storage 7
(b) for sale and storage 387
(c) for sale only 162
(d) for storage only 1
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Bacteriological Examination
(a) Ice Cream
Forty-nine samples of ice cream were sent for bacteriological examination and
following Methylene Blue tests were graded as follows:-
Grade I 39 including 4 of soft ice cream
Grade II 3 ,, 1 ,,
Grade III 3 ,, - ,,
Grade IV 3 ,, - ,,
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One sample was unreadable owing to chocolate colour.
Samples falling within Grades I or II are considered satisfactory.
(b) Lollies Number sampled Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
Cream Lollies - -
Plain Lollies 1 1

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