[Report 1962] / Medical Officer of Health, Oxford City.

  • Oxford (England). City Council. no2012034102.
Date:
1962
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    worker and the results of her conscientiousness, industry and perfectionist attitude were readily discernible in all that she undertook. Outstandingly unselfish by nature, she was a friend to whom all could turn (and many did) when in need of help or counsel. Her colleagues and many friends will feel their loss keenly. She bequeathed the Chadwick Gold Medal to the Department and arrangements are being made for its permanent display in the Medical Officer of Health's room. Dr. H. H. John, Assistant Medical Officer of Health, w^as promoted to fill the vacancy. Although I am responsible for this Report, many members of my staff, some named and others not mentioned personally, have contributed to it, and it is a very real pleasure and privilege to acknowledge, once again, the wilhng and able support I have received from all my staff throughout the year. Finally, I should like to thank most sincerely the Chairman and all Members of the Health Committee for their kindly consideration and encouragement at all times. Yours faithfully, J. F. WARIN, Medical Officer of Healthy