London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Romford 1961

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Romford]

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TABLE 13—continued

ArticleNumber ExaminedResult of Analysis
FormalInformalTotalGenuineNot Genuine
Brought forward
Tea-888-
Tobler-O-Rum111
Tomato Ketchup111
Tomato Juice111
Tomato Puree-111
Tomato Sauce-111
Tongue and Ham Roll-111
Turkey in Jelly, minced111
Vegetables and Kidney111
Vegetables, mixed222
Vegetables, Veal and Rice111
Vinegar, malt-111
Vinegar, white wine-111
Wilco Japs-111
Yoghurt-111
TOTAL31831830711

(viii) Educational Activities
In addition to the routine duties of inspections and observations,
the Public Health Inspectors continue to give talks and
lectures to local organisations and wherever possible great stress
is laid on food hygiene. At least once during the year a lecture
is given to the staffs employed in the school canteens.
Frequent lectures are also given on the general work of the
Health Department. These lectures are enhanced by the use of
coloured slides depicting the various aspects of the work. The
department now possesses a collection of over 500 coloured slides
that have all been taken locally by one of the Public Health
Inspectors.
(ix) Legal Proceedings
(a) The following cases were taken under the Food and
Drugs Act, 1955:
Offence Section Result
Sale of loaf containing
piece of wood 2(1) Fined£15 0s. 0d.
Sale of loaf containing
rodent excreta 8 Fined£10 0s. 0d.
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