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Wandsworth 1951

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health for 1951
STAFF
Numerous staff changes occurred during the year.
The vacancy on the establishment of Sanitary Inspectors at
the beginning of the year was filled by the appointment of Mr.
J. T. Dallimore who commenced duty on 1st January.
Two further vacancies for Sanitary Inspectors were created
by the resignations in November and December of Mr. F. Evans
and Mr. J. Smith. One of these vacancies was filled by the
appointment of Mr. J. T. Miles, who, however, was not due to
commence duty until 4th February, 1952.
The following changes occurred on the Clerical Establishment:
Miss H. Lamboll, aged 55 years, died in April after an illness
of three months. Mr. W. Pitman was promoted to the Clerical
Division, and the consequent vacancy on the General Division
filled by the appointment of Mr. D. Barnes. Miss N. North,
shorthand-typist, resigned in September and Miss E. Douglass was
appointed in her place.
On the staff of the Disinfecting Station also there were certain
changes during the year.
The death occurred suddenly in July of Mr. R. E. Gale, aged
48 years, after 23 years' service with the Council, and subsequently
the position of Engineer in charge was filled by the appointment
of Mr. F. Stennings.
Messrs. A. Batten and E. G. Price, unestablished disinfector
apparatus attendants, were placed on the permanent establishment
in November, and the first named subsequently appointed to the
post of Assistant Supervisor.
In December Mrs. C. Mew, part-time Bathing Attendant,
resigned.