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Other changes;
Miss E.A.H. Williams, Health Visitor, appointed
Superintendent Health Visitor, vice Miss Cardozo.
Miss K. Phelan and Miss C. Rudd transferred to
Tuberculosis Dispensary.
Mr. R.G. Anderson, clerk, transferred to Town Clerk's
Department.
Mr, G.Foley appointed porter to the Maternity and
Child Welfare Clinics at Poplar High Street
and Wellington way.
Miss G.L.Mitchell and Mrs. C. Davison appointed Home
Help and part-time Home Help, respectively.
There were also several changes in the staff of the
Day Nursery.
Fifteen members of the staff returned to duty after service
with H. M. Forces:-
Messrs. .Anderson, Barnett, Burton, Flynn and Williamson (clerks)
Brown and East (Sanitary Inspectors),
Begg, Branagan, Dale and parr (sanitary inspectors'
Donovan (vaccination officer), Assistants),
Hagon (Relief Mortuary Keeper and Labourer), and
Green (Labourer, Disinfecting Station).
Miss E.A.H. Williams (Health visitor).
Arising from a request from the Ministry of Health regarding
the demand for maternity accommodation and the shortage of trained staff,
Miss Hogger, one of the Health visitors, was seconded for service with
the London County Council from 1st April to 18th May, 1946.
GENERAL. During the year circulars on various matters were
received from the Ministry of Health and other Government Departments
and appropriate action was taken.
In conclusion, I am grateful to members of the Council
for their continued support and to the staff of the department for
their loyal co-operation.
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I am, Sir, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
G. O. MITCHELL,
Medical Officer of Health.