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450 also reported he had stopped by the Potter's Piggery and they had a bid bulldozer evening off the existing manure piles and covering it with dirt. Mr. Lurvey felt they were doing a good job. LOT "B" The letter to Mrs. George Morey, Chairman of the Board BURLINGTON of Selectmen, stating that the owner of Lot "B", Burlington STREET Street had placed several loads of heavy fill on this lot and this should eliminate the condition of sand blowing from this lot was approved by the Board.. MARK MOORE The letter to Mark Moore, Todd Realty „Inc. stating that the engineer bill from Whitman & howard for engineering ser- vices on his property was enclosed was approve. Payment of this bill was received by the Health Department on November 9, 1960 and the check was turned onto the Town Treasurer. WYNWOOD The letter to Wynwood-Associates stating that the eng- ASSOCIATES ineer bill for engineering services on their project in Lex- ington was enclosed was approved by the Board. Payment for this bill was received November 16, 1960 and the check turned into the Town Treasurer. 46 WEBSTER Letter to Lawrence Experimental Station requesting a ROAD test for a sample of water taken from 46 Webster Road was approved by the Board. 46/ 1 LEXINGTON Letter to Mr. Donald Nickerson, Chairman Board•of Appeals, CLEANERS stating that in the: six years Mr. Lurvey has been Executive & DYERS Health Officer he has never received any complaints of odors or unsanitary conditions on the premises of the Lexington Clean- ers and Dyers was approved by the Board. Mr. McQuillan explained Mr. Carroll,.owner of this establishment, called him and explained he needed such a letter..for his hearing with the Board of Appeals. TRAVERS The letter to Mr. Thomas D. Travers, 136 Grant Street, stat - 136 GRANT ing that complaints had been received by the Health Department STREET regarding over -flowing Sewage on his property and as Public Sewer was now available the Board of Health had no alternative but to order him to connect to the Public Sewer within 2 weeks was approved by the Board. SEARS The letter to John J. Sears, 153 Lincoln Street, stating 153 LINCOLN that the Board of Health did not issue licenses for the pre- ' STRTET raring of food in the home for commercial purposes and there- fore this operation would be entirely under the Board of Appeals at the present time, however, if this permit is granted the operation would then come under the Board of Health was approved by the Board. CHILD CARE Two Child Care Center licenses were signed by the Board CENTERS one for Mrs. John Cogan, 29 Patterson Road, whose application was approved by the Board at the October meeting. The other licenser signed was for Mrs. Marjorie C. Williams, 9 Balfour Street. Mr. Lurvey reported he had inspected Mrs. Williams Child Care Center and found it very satisfactory, he also 1 •