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addition, all the Personal Health Services will be under its control
together with some other minor responsibilities. In order that these
additional services are maintained at a high level of efficiency there
will of necessity be a considerable increase in the numbers of staff
for whom new premises will be required.
Mr. F.G. Rawlingson, Public Health Inspectors' Assistant, retired
on the 17th May, 1962, after completing 42 years service with the Borough
Council. He was previously a member of the staff of the Borough Engineer
and Surveyor's Department and transferred to the Public Health Department
in February, 1946. During the past 16 years he has proved a most reliable
and hard-working assistant and all his colleagues wish him well in his
retirement.
Finally I wish to take this opportunity of thanking the Chairman
and Members of the Public Health and Baths Committee and other Members of
the Council for their continued help and support during the year. I
also greatly appreciate the co-operation and assistance forthcoming from
the Chief Officers and staffs of other Departments. I should also like to
express my grateful thanks to my own staff for their loyalty and valued
assistance throughout the year.
I am, Your Worship, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
Medical Officer of Health.