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425 Letter from Mrs. Alice W. Warner asking if there was anyway parents could be notified of outbreaks of Communicable Diseases COMMINIC- in the schools was read and placed on file. The Board agreed to ABLE DIS - call Mrs. Warner and ask her permission to send a copy of her EASES letter to the school doctors and the school nurses asking them of their opinion concerning this request. The letter from Mrs. Ruth Morey, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen advising the Board that Dr. Willi ,m L. Cosgrove was re -appointed to the Board of Health for a three year term ex- piring June 1, 1963 was read and placed on file. The following animal permits were approved by the Board: Manuel Rose, 748 Waltham St., poultry Chester McInnis, 521 Marrett Road. rabbitts Robert J. Fulf, 16 Burlington St., cow and poultry Lawrence Bode, 555 Marrett Rd., lamb John Brucchi, 63 Paul Revere Rd., renewal with 50 more poultry Ralph Frissore, 172 Middleby Rd., horses Mr. Frissore's permit was approved to keep horses at 172 Middleby Rd. pending the location of the stable and the Board of Health regulations. Mr. Lurvey was instructed to send a letter to Kr. Frissore stating thses stipulations. Two requests for Polio Shots were brought before the Board POLIO but unless there is more response a clinic will not be held. The SHOT Board did express concern regarding the slow response of the Doctors to use the free vaccine which is available. It was agreed that a letter to the Doctors asking their opinion of a mass Polio Clinic would be in order. DR. COSGRO1 ANIMAL PERMITS The case of Ruth E. Minick, Norfolk County Hospital was MINICK brought before the Board. Mrs. Minick is a Lexington settle- ment but is in the Norfolk County Hospital. The Board voted to let Mrs. Minick stay in Norfolk County Hospital and instructed the clerk to acknowledge settlement to the State Tuberculosis Department and request dubsidy for this case. SETTLEMEN1 The Board approved the Whitman & Howard Bill for engineering ENGINES servises for $136.65. BILL The following licenses were signed by the Board: Mahoney Brothers, Inc. Rubbish Disposal Champion Disposal Service, Rubbish Disposal Dean E. Caomeau, Sewage Five Forks Service Station, Methyl Alcohol Dental Clinic report and the sample certificate for 100% Dental Certificates in the class room were read bt the Board. LICENSES SIGNED Budget Report of the Health Department was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that he had inspected the B.L. Cummings CUMMINGS] milk Company and most of the requests made at the last inspection MILK CO.! had been complied with, the ceiling and wa:i_ls were painted, the lavatory was cleaned and the floor of the walk-in chest had been repaired. The only thing left to be done was the painting of the receiving platform area and Mr. Lurvey said he was told that would be done as soon as we had some warm dry weather.