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Hospital has been maintained in as satisfactory
a condition as cimcumstances and human ingenuity
would permit. We should now reap the benefit of
this wise precaution, and should be able to start
the post-war era with singularly little leeway.
CLINICS AND TREATMENT CENTRES.- Maternity and child
Welfare (Southgate Council) at 31st December, 1945.
Infant Welfare:
Methodist Church, The Bourne, Southgate. Monday 2-4
Methodist Church,
Palmerston Road,
Bowes Park.
Tuesday &
Thursday 2-4
Combined Clinic,
Bowes Road,
New Southgate
Wednesday 2-4
Methodist Church,
Green Lanes,
Winchmore Hill.
Tuesday &
Thursday 2-4
De Bohun School
Clinic, Green Road,
Southgate.
Friday 2-4
Pr e-Natal:
Combined Clinic,
Bowes Road,
New Southgate.
Tuesday &
Wednesday 10-12
Methodist Church,
Palmerston Road,
Bowes Park.
Thursday 10-12
Post-Natal:
Combined Clinic,
Bowes Road,
New Southgate.
First Tuesday
in each month 10-12
Immunisation (against diphtheria) Clinic: (Southgate
Council) Town Hall, Palmers Green. Thursday 2-4
Tuberculosis. Venereal diseases and School Clinics
(Middlesex County Council) continue as set out in the
Report for 1938, except that the Tuberculosis
Dispensary at Hornsey has been closed.
WAR-TIME DAY NURSERIES.Alderman
House, Aldermans Hill, Palmers Green.
Tottenhall Sports Ground, Tottenhall Road, Palmers Green.
Hoppers Road, Palmers Green.
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