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Stoke Newington 1933

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

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Vaccination Officer: F. Hicks.
Health Visitors:
Miss H. Reeve, Cert. S.I.E.B., Health Visitors Cert.
(Battersea Polytechnic), C.M.B.
Miss M. M. Jones, Health Visitors Cert. C.M.B.
Miss E. Randles, Health Visitors Cert. C.M.B.
*Tuberculosis Nurse: Miss J. E. Rhodes, Health Visitors Cert.
C.M.B.
Clerks: †F. Hicks, H. Towle.
†Disinfector and Assistant: J. W. Howell.
* Part-time appointments.
† Expenditure 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.—Miss F. Stamford, Health Visitor, retired
on superannuation on 15th December, after 19 years' service with
this Council. The vacancy thus created was filled by the appointment
of Miss M. M. Jones to be Health Visitor as from the 18th
December.
Mr. S. W. White, Assistant Clerk in the Public Health Department
for 8 years, resigned his post under this Council as from the
22nd July on preferment to the appointment of Sanitary Inspector
under the Nairobi Municipality. Mr. Towle, late Clerk, Public
Health Department, Luton, was appointed Assistant Clerk and
commenced duties on the 13th November.
Mrs. A. L. Ager, Part-time Tuberculosis Health Visitor, was
superannuated on account of ill health as from the 9th August,
and her post was filled by the appointment on the 9th October
of Miss J. E. Rhodes, who had been carrying out the duties temporarily
for a period of 3 months during the absence of Mrs. Ager.