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the Health Committee of the County Council. Application for registration
should be made to the Clerk of the County Council.
The following table sets out the particulars of the various homes
registered at the end of the year, with details of their ownership and
their accommodation:
Beds Type of Case
Bermuda House, Mount Park, Harrow Mrs. A. M. Elphick 13 Chronic
Mr. A. E. Elphick
Beverley Maternity Home, 170, Whit- Miss C. Dear 3 Maternity
church Lane, Edgware 1 Chronic
Bowden House, London Road, Har- Bowden House Nursing 19 Mental or
row-on-the-Hill Home Association Ltd. borderline
Brockenhurst Nursing Home, 84, Mrs. T. O'Donnell 6 Chronic
Hindes Road, Harrow
College Hill Nursing Home, 123, Mrs. M. Horrod 11 Medical or
College Hill Road, Harrow Weald chronic
Convent of the Little Company of Mother Superior 35 Medical or
Mary, Sudbury Hill chronic
Culverlands Nursing Home, Green Dr. P. Vosper 11 Chronic
Lane, Stanmore
Glenleigh Nursing Home, 85, Marl- Mrs. Woodman 14 Chronic
borough Hill, Wealdstone
Grosvenor House Nursing Home, Mrs. N. Chaplin 20 Medical or
100, High Street, Harrow-on-the chronic
Hill
Heywood Nursing Home, London Mrs. M. Guyatt 4 Medical or
Road, Stanmore surgical
1 Maternity
Maitlands Nursing Home, 54, Marsh Mrs. M. E. Donnelly . 8 Maternity
Road, Pinner 2 Medical
St. Michael's Nursing Home, 11, Mrs. T. O'Donnell ... 8 Medical or
Hindes Road, Harrow chronic
Roxborough Nursing Home, 25, Rox- Miss Calland 13 Maternity
borough Avenue, Harrow Miss Burrows and others
Suffolk House Nursing Home, Marsh Mrs. D. M. Williamson 7 Medical
Lane, Stanmore 8 Maternity
The Avenue Nursing Home, 28, The Miss E. Grandvoinet 10 Medical
Avenue, Hatch End
The Hall, Harrow Weald Dr. Lincoln Williams 10 Mental (borderline)
At the beginning of the year there were 16 registered homes, with
194 beds, 20 maternity and 174 for other patients. At the end of the
year there were 16 registered homes, with a total of 198 beds; of these
16 were for maternity patients.
ESTABLISHMENTS FOR MASSAGE AND
SPECIAL TREATMENT
By Section 355 of the Middlesex County Council Act, 1944, no
person shall carry on in this district an establishment for massage or
special treatment without a licence from the District Council authorising
him to do so. There is a saving clause for registered members of the
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and for members of the medical
profession.
Before approving the licensing of any premises, the Public Health
Committee requires to be satisfied about its general suitability for the
work to be done in it, and about the equipment. Those in whose names