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Tottenham 1958

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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The following table shows the attendances at individual nurseries during the year:-

Name of Day NurseryNo. of approved places at end of yearNo. of children on register at end of yearTotal No. of attendancesAverage daily attendances
Under 22 - 5Under 22 - 5Under 22 - 5Total
Stonecroft155317543521101761369753.7
Park Lane2030191924985852835032.7
Plevna20302026361369131052641.3
Totals 195855113569996322294132573127.7
Totals 19575511351113100842083830922121.7
Totals 1956551133710669402136728307111.4

Distribution of Welfare Foods
There was a decrease in the issue of nutrients during the year as compared
with 1957 which was expected owing to the increase in the price of National
Dried Milk and the restrictions on the supply of orange juice operating during a
full year.

The arrangements for issuing welfare foods were substantially the same as in the previous year.

National Dried Milk (tins)Orange juice (bottles)Cod Liver Oil (bottles)Vit. A & D. Tabs (packets)
1958390051049801257110420
1957482431569621734710545

Priority Dental Service for Mothers and Young Children
The dental service as a whole is discussed later in this report under the
school health service.
The following table gives details of attendances made and treatment given
at all clinics during the past three years:-