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Brentford and Chiswick 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Brentford and Chiswick]

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Throughout the war, "alert" or no "alert," some or all
of these ladies attended the Clinic to give their valuable help. I
tender them my admiration and grateful thanks.
Finally, I would like to register my sincere thanks to all my
colleagues, both in this Department and in the other departments
in the Town Hall and School Offices, for the consideration, kindness
and help they have given me throughout my tenure of office.
Also, I would like to include Dr. T. Orr, Medical Officer of Health,
Ealing, and Medical Superintendent of the Isolation and Maternity
Hospitals, which we share, for the great and courteous help he
has so frequently given me when in difficulties with Infectious or
Maternity Cases.
And, Mr. Mayor, Ladies an'd Gentlemen, I give you sincere
thanks for the unfailing friendliness, courtesy and help I have
always received from the Council and express to you my great
regrets that our official connection is now terminated.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
R. C. LEANING,
Medical Officer of Health
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