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the Child Welfare Centre, and since the dental treatment of the
secondary school pupils has been undertaken, this work has had to
be done in the evenings for lack of accommodation during the day.
I am well aware that the Education Committee is not itself responsible
for the failure to provide a new School Clinic, but it is
my duty again to remind the Committee that a new clinic is long
overdue and is urgently required.
In conclusion, I wish to express my appreciation of the support
and encouragement which the Education Committee has at all times
given to the school medical services. I wish also to thank the
Director of Education and his staff for assistance which is always
readily given, and every member of my own staff for the loyal and
willing service on which I can invariably count.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
MALCOLM MANSON,
School Medical Officer.
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