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Mrs. Davies, who had been woman inspector for 264
years retired on 31st March and Miss M. E. Raynor was
appointed in her place.
Mr. C. B. Jones, the Council's l^ood and Drugs
Sampling Officer retired on 29th November and Mr.
A. W. Gammack, one of the district inspectors, was
appointed in his place. Mr. W. C. Turner, who had been
acting as temporary inspector during the illness of Mr.
Jones, was appointed on 1 st December, as inspector
for the district1 vacated by Mr. Gammack, after the
position had been advertised.
Public Analyst. I regret to record the death of
Mr. Cecil H. Cribb, B .Sc., P.I.C., Public Analyst to the
Borough for 34 years, on 13th June, 1932. Mr. Cribb
during the whole of his service carried out his duties most
conscientiously and to the entire satisfaction of the
Council. Mr. William Partridge, F.I.C., was appointed
acting Public Analyst and was subsequently appointed
to the permanent position.
I wish to convey my thanks to the members of the
staff for their loyal services during the year and to my
colleagues in other departments for their willing cooperation.
I desire to take this opportunity of thanking the
chairmen and members of the Public Health and
Maternity and Child Welfare Committees for the
valuable support they have given me and I also wish to
thank the members of the Voluntary Societies who have
been so intimately associated with me in the course of
their work.
1 have the honour to be,
Mr. Mayor, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
JOHN SULLIVAN,
Medical Ojficcr of Health,