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423 this case to a higher court. Mr. Green also stated that he felt that this ordinance was improperly drawn. Mr. McQuillan said he was not a lawyer so would take this matter up with Harold Stevens, action could be taken. Town Council and see what further The minutes of the April meeting were approved as read. Letter to Mrs. M.J. 0►Brien stating that the memebers of DOCTOR'S the Board of Health were sorry she could not attend the last EMERGENCY Board meeting as they would have liked to talk with her concern- SERVICE ing the Doctor's Emergency Telephone Service was approved. Letter from Mrs. Fred Heinrick, 136 Pleasant Street, com- DE VINCENT plaining about the debris that is around the vegetable stand operated by Mr. DeVincent on the corner of Route 2 and Pleasant Street was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that upon receipt of this letter he investigated this stand and all he could find was parts of an old bycicle. The Board voted to send a letter to Mr. De Vincent reminding him of our previous renuest to keep the area around this vegetable stand clean. Letter to Dr. Alfred Yood requesting help in locating a DR. YOOD physician to replace Dr. Crumb in drawing up the Emergency Telephone Service was approved. Mr. McQuillan asked that if Dr. Yood does not answer this letter within the week would a letter to the Mass- achusetts Medical Society be in order. The Board agreed that if there was no response from Dr. Yood Mr. McQuillan should write a letter to the Massachusetts Medical Society and ask their assistance in helping to replace Dr. Crumb. The letter from the Greater Boston Diabetic Society stating they would contact the Lexington Board of ''ealth in early summer To discuss a diabetic program was approved. Letter to George Mahoney, Jr. of 927 Massachusetts Avenue calling to his attention that his license to collect rubbish in Lexington had not been renewed December 31, 1959 was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that when Mr. Mahoney called at the office for his license he was given a stern talking to about keeping covering on his trucks at all times. Letter to Worthern H. Taylor, Division of Sanita.y Engineering CENTRA) State Health Department asking him for the assistance of one of his BLOCK department inspectors to go over the Central Block with Mr. Lurvey was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that Mr. Wong of the State Health Department wnet over the building with him and although the rubbish disposal system could be improved there was nothing that could be called a Public Health issue. Mr. Wong noticed a space heater with- out a vent. The stairways were not obstructed in any way and al- though they were dingy in appearance they were clean. The Board agreed that the best thing to do was to wait for the new Sanitary Code to come out and then do something about the Central Block. Letter from Mr. Louis L. Green requesting an appointment with MR.GREEN the Board of Health and the letter to Mr. Green stating the Board APPOINT- of Health would be happy to met with him at the regular Board meet- MENT ing was approved. that DIABETIC MAHONEY'S DISPOSAL SERVICE