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Walthamstow 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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13 persons gave notice under Section 7 of the Adoption of Children
(Regulation) Act, 1939. All these children were under supervision
at the end of the year and no proceedings were necessary.
Massage.—Five massage sessions per week were held at the
Welfare Centres, i.e., Low Hall Lane, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday; Highams Park, Tuesday; and Higham Hill, Wednesday.
184 cases attended for massage and these made 2,516 attendances.

Sale of Milk, etc., at Clinics.—The quantity and value of milk and food sold and issued free during 1945 was as follows:—

Sales.Free Issue.
lbs.ozs.lbs.ozs.
Cow and Gate11,949812
Ostermilk3,612379
Ambrosia4925
Trufood1,24353
Lactogen3,127152
Prune and Banana904
Parrish's Food2451
Cod Liver Oil41
Malt and Oil4012
Emulsion25088
Magnesia7032
Virol1,8618
Virolax924
Roboleine454
Farex1,734
Ovaltine1,5838
Marmite988124
Glucose968
Maltoline6921
Adexolin744
Allergilac10
Sprulac9

Value £2,727 17s. 5d.
WALTHAMSTOW CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY.
The organisation, staffing and accommodation provided by the
Society was fully dealt with in the 1935 Report.
Clinics are held as follows:—
Tuesday & Friday, Massage and Sunlight Treatment.
1.30 to 4 p.m.
Wednesday, Weighing Clinic and Dispensary Treatment.
1.30 to 4.30 p.m.
Thursday, Infant Consultations.
1.30 to 4.30 p.m.