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CHANGES IN STAFF DURING 1938.
(a) Sanitary Inspectors and Clerical Staff.
Mr. R. C. Akehs, Sanitary Inspector, retired from the service on 31st March, his
duties being taken over by Mr. J. F. Woolvin. Mr. C. A. Engledow, Grade
"A" Clerk in the Department, was promoted to the Grade " B" clerkship in
place of Mr. Woolvin.
Mk. E. W.Winchester, Sanitary Inspector, was appointed Assistant Housing Inspector
(a new post authorised by the Council 011 25th May) as from 1st November.
Mr. E. F. Kirby (Grade "B" Clerk in the Department) was appointed to the post
vacated by Mr. Winchester, and his duties taken over by Mr. R. B. M. Lake.
Mr. II. E. Westripp (Grade "B" Clerk in the Department) was appointed Sanitary
Inspector (a new post authorised by the Council on 25th May) as from 1st
November, and his duties were taken over by Mr. L. G. Behry.
Three Junior Clerks, Messrs. Mitchell, Thomas and Barker commenced duty in
November.
(b) Health Visitors.
Mrs. M. Ashwoop Smith, Health Visitor attached to the Camden Town Centre,
retired on 31st January.
Miss M L. Bair was promoted to the position of Superintendent at the new Kentish
Town Welfare Centre, Raglan Street, in February.
(c) Tuberculosis Dispensary Staff.
Miss M. Deed retired in September from her position as Clerical Assistant at the
Tuberculosis Dispensary, and Miss J. Fegan was appointed in her place.
(d) Medical Officers at Centres.
It is regretted that Dr. J. Finch Haines and Dr. F. L. Provis both passed away
during the year.
Dr. Burt White and Dr. M. E. Knowlson were appointed during the year to the
Staff of Medical Officers, to take Clinics at St. Pancras Dispensary and Camden
Town Centre respectively.