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(e) These Rules and Conditions are subject to amendment or
alteration as the Council may deem necessary from
time to time.
(f) Where an ambulance is required in connection with a
maternity case, the person calling the ambulance must
arrange for a midwife, or a woman friend or relative to
accompany the patient in the ambulance.
The following list gives a summary of the extent to which the
ambulances have been used during the year:—
Accident cases 400
Maternity cases 142
Other cases 897
Clinics and Treatment Centres.
The following is a summary of the various clinics and treatment
centres in the district at 31st December, 1935:—
Infant Welfare Centres.
The Broadway Clinic, Wealdstone—Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Elmwood Avenue Clinic, Kenton—Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Conservative Club, Lowlands Road, Harrow—Tuesday.
Baptist Church Hall, Northolt Road, South Harrow—Thursday
and Friday.
St. George's Hall, Headstone—Tuesday and Wednesday.
Free Church Hall, Paines Lane, Pinner—Friday.
The Institute, Whitchurch Lane, Stanmore—Monday and
Friday.
Memorial Hall, Harrow Weald—Thursday.
Baptist Church Hall, Imperial Drive—Tuesday.
These clinics, all sessions of which are held weekly in the
afternoons, are maintained by the Local Authority.
Ante-Natal Clinics.
The Broadway Clinic, Wealdstone—Monday afternoon and
Friday morning.
Elmwood Avenue Clinic, Kenton—Wednesday morning.
The Institute, Whitchurch Lane, Stanmore—Monday morning.
Baptist Church Hall, Imperial Drive—Tuesday morning.
" Tyneholme," Headstone Drive, Wealdstone—Tuesday at
2 and 5 p.m.
These clinics are maintained by the Local Authority with
the exception of those at "Tyneholme," which are maintained
by the Council of Child Welfare.