[Report 1961] / Medical Officer of Health, Anglesey County Council.

  • Anglesey (Wales). County Council. no2003102100.
Date:
1961
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    over of junior staff. It was possible, however, with temporary help to maintain all the essential administrative and clerical duties. Acknowledgments I am glad to bring to your attention the many services rendered by voluntary workers, including the St. John Detachments and the British Red Cross Society. In particular I would like to mention the voluntary workers at the infant welfare clinics — a group of enthusiastic workers about whom we hear very little but who undertake valuable services. I would pay tribute to Mrs. M. Mother- sole, of Beaumaris, who retired because of ill-health from the post of voluntary secretary of the Beaumaris clinic after many years service. It is a pleasure, too, to acknowledge the kindness and co-oper- ation shown by the other officers of the council. I am particularly indebted to the Clerk of the Council and his department for assistance and advice frequently sought and readily given. The County Water Engineer (Mr. A. B. Groves) and the Inspector of Food and Drugs (Mr. H. A. Thomas) kindly provided information relating to their departments for inclusion in this report. I am indebted to the district medical officers of health, the assistant county medical officers, the nursing and clerical staff for their loyal co-operation. I welcome, too, the opportunity to thank you. Sir, and the members of the Health Committee, for the interest you have evinced in the work of the department and for the support you have accorded to me since I took up my appointment. I am, Your obedient servant, T. A. I. REES, County Medical Officer. September 1962