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Tottenham 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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(c) Mothers coming within the scheme to be given the
tunity of paying any contribution due from them by
instalments, such instalments to be commenced at any
time after the Committee has intimated its intention to
provide dentures and to be completed before the dentures
are actually supplied.
(d) The necessary certificates of Dental Surgeon certified by
the Medical Officer to be completed before artificial
dentures can be supplied.
GIFTS TO THE CENTRES AND DAY NURSERY.
The Committee is indebted to the following donors for gifts during
the year :—
From The Tottenham League of Service for the Unemployed—
£10 towards the provision of butter to expectant mothers whose
husbands were unemployed, and £20 towards The Tired Mothers'
Holiday Fund. The Mothers' Welfare Club also contributed £3 and
The Coronation Fund £50 towards this fund.
Gifts of Clothing or Toys have been received from the
following: —
From the Mayoress, Mrs. F. W. Cox; Alderman J. H. Morrell,
J.P., and Mrs. Morrell; Alderman Mrs. W. A. Kent; Councillor
Mrs. E. W. Coles.
Generous gifts of infants' clothing have again been received
as in former years from The Dorcas Society of the High School for
Girls; Mrs. F. King (Seaford); The Rev. A. T. Morgan, M.C., M.A.,
Vicar of St. Ann's Church; and from The Knitting Guild through
the Hon. Secretary, the Honourable Mrs. D'Arcy Hart.
From Miss M. Y. S. Ward the gift of a shawl.