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Although there is provision in the Act for the making of bye-laws
prescribing the technical qualifications to be possessed by any person
who administers massage or special treatment in any licensed establishment,
permission to make a bye-law calling for certain standards of
training of the practitioners has not yet been received.
The following are particulars of the premises licensed at the end of
the year:—
Mr. Cecil Sidney Arnold, 27, Exeter Road, South Harrow.
Mr. Arthur Arndt, 54, Methuen Road, Edgware.
Mr. Sidney Barnard, 70, Sherwood Road, Harrow.
Mr. Wm. Allan Bradley, 128, Headstone Road, Harrow.
Mr. A. Blum-Chassereau, 5, Amersham Road, Harrow.
Mr. Jn. Arthur Darnton, 213a, Station Road, Harrow.
Mr. Archibald Wm. Dunlop, 41, Station Road, Nth. Harrow.
Mr. David Jn. Fox 196, Kenton Lane, Kentone
Mr. Sidney Stewart Houslop, 2, Manor Parade, Harrow.
Mr. Ronald Wm. Jull, 77, Marlborough Hill, Harrow.
Mr. Simon Sidney Knight, 73, Station Road, Harrow.
Mr. P. R. Lewis, 55, Lowlands Road, Harrow.
Mr. James Porter Mason, 1, High Worple, Rayners Lane.
Mr. Benjamin Robinson Stocks, 62, Hunters Grove, Kenton.
Messrs. Lilley & Skinner, Station Road, Harrow.
Mr. L. Cameron-James, 67, Coledale Drive, Stanmore.
Mr. Arthur Charles Back, 27, Shaftesbury Avenue, Roxeth.
Miss G. N. Burgess, 106, Marsh Road, Pinner.
Mr. H. G. Gillett, 72, Gayton Road, Harrow.
Miss M. A. Goulding, 5, College Road, Harrow.
Mr. Jack Frederick Ingrey, 32, St. Ann's Road, Harrow.
Mrs. D. E. Praeger, 54, Sheepcote Road, Harrow.
Miss F. Sabin, 40, College Road, Harrow.
Mrs. L. Schneid, 100, Streatfield Road, Kenton.
Mrs. A. D. Wilson, 53, Elgin Avenue, Harrow.
The following are particulars of premises in respect of which certificates
have been lodged by registered members of the Chartered Society
of Physiotherapy :—
Miss A. M. Churchill, 50, Wychwood Avenue, Edgware.
Mrs. B. A. Elsmore, 23, Devonshire Road, Hatch End.
Miss Bessie Teasdale, 118, Headstone Lane, Harrow.
GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES.
According to Section 31 of the National Health Service Act there
shall be constituted for the area of each local health authority, an Executive
Council for the purpose of exercising functions with respect to the
provision of general medical (including maternity and medical) services
for all persons in the area who wish to take advantage of the arrangements,
proper and sufficient drugs and medicines and prescribed appliances
for all persons receiving general medical service, a general dental
service, and a supplementary ophthalmic service, i.e., supplementary to
that provided as part of the hospital and specialists' service.
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