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Finchley 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finchley]

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Provision of Milk.
The National Milk Publicity Council Scheme for the provision
of milk in the Schools continues to be popular, and
many children have been greatly benefited thereby.
The number of children in each school who were receiving
milk at the end of the year is set out below.
Alder Senior nil
Alder Infants 56
Christ Church Senior nil
Manorside Senior nil
Northside Senior nil
Martin Junior 180
Manorside Junior 65
Our Lady of Lourdes 43
Holy Trinity Junior 70
St. John's 120
Northside Junior 120
Summerside Junior nil
St. Mary's Junior & Infants 92
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School Baths.
The Council's baths in Squires Lane are available for
the use of the children of all the elementary schools, and
during the year 21,907 attendances were made by 1,357
children.
Co-operation of Parents.
Parents are invited to be present when their children arebeing
examined at routine inspections, and the interest that
is taken in medical inspection is shown by the following
table, which gives the percentage of parents attending during
the last six years.
78