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Stoke Newington 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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Health Visitors :
Miss H. Reeve, Cert. S.I.E.B., Health Visitors Cert.
(Battersea Polytechnic), C.M.B.
Miss F. Stamford, Trained Nurse (London Hospital).
Miss Sandeman.
*Tuberculosis Nurse : Mrs. A. L. Ager.
Clerks : F. Hicks, jS. W. White, Cert R.S.I, and S.I.E. (Joint
Board).
\Disinfector and Assistant: F. C. Scrf.ach.
*Part time appointments.
fExpenditure on appointments so marked is borne entirely
by the rates ; a grant from the Ministry of Health is received in
respect of all others.
Changes in Staff.—In February, Mr. W. R. Eve, Vaccination
Officer for Stoke Newington resigned his appointment consequent
upon his acceptance of the position of Registrar of Births, Deaths
and Marriages for one of the Hackney Registration Districts.
The Council appointed Mr. F. Hicks, Senior Clerk in the Public
Health Department as Vaccination Officer for the Borough as from
17th February for a probationary period of six months.
At the termination of this period the Council confirmed this
appointment with the approval of the Ministry of Health.
Owing to the disability of Sanitary Inpector R. F. Rogers,
Mr. S. W. White, Assistant Clerk in the Public Health Department,
who had qualified as a Sanitary Inspector in July, acted as an
Assistant Sanitary Inspector from July to January, 1932, and Mr.
A. F. Walter carried out the duties of Assistant Clerk in the Public
Health Office during this period.