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Mr. Finneran said yea and he was in favor of it and was going to have an ordance or law placed in the Building Code. All these things will take time because they will have to come up before the Town Meeting in the Spring. Mr. Finneran said Mr. Carroll would like to come before the Board next month and discuss this problem with them further. Mr. Finneran said he and.Mr. Carroll were going to study various methods used by other towns for the disposal of garbage and re- port back to the other committeeemembers at the next meeting now scheduled for October 3. The Board said they would like to have Mr. Carroll come in to the next meeting and discuss this problem with them and they also were very pleased With the Committee the Selectmen appointed. Mr. Finneran reported that the dates for the Type II Adult Oral Polio Clinic had been set for Wednesday, October 23 and Thursday October24 from 6 to 9 P.M. and Saturday, October 26 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. -The Rotary Club representatives have met with Mr. Finneran and plans are underway for this clinic. Only two stations will be used this time Cary Hall and the Parker School. Both the Harrington School and the Adams School proved unsatisfactory and therefore it was decided to drop the East Lexington station. The letter to Mr. Joseph Costa, 58 Ivan Street, regarding the disposal of a rooster was approved by the Board. Mr. Fin- neran reported this matter was all taken care of. The notice of laboratory approval for the testing of water was placed on file by the Board. The letter to Mr. Courtney Comeau, 85 Marlboro Road, Waltham, Mass. was approved by the Board. Mr. Finneran said a complaint of rubbish in the rear yard at 519 Lowell Street had been received and investigation showed old auto parts and lumber around the rear yard of an old shed at 519 Lowell St. Mr. Comeau as agent for the property was contacted and he came into the office upon receipt of this letter and said he would see that the matter was taken care of. The copies of the letters from the Stabe Health Depart- ment regarding the use of Calgon in the Lexington water supply to alleviate the red water condition were read and placed on file by the Board. The letters to and from Dr. McHugh, State Tuberculosis TUBERCULOSIS' Control were read and approved by the Board. Dr. McHugh had sent a questioner to be filled out which was for the purpose of the State Department finding suitable locations to carry on a case finding program. The letter to the Board of Selectmen approving the plan BOWLADROME for a snack bar to be installed at the Lexington Bowladrome was approved by the Board. This was for the isuance of a Common Viotulars License. 599 ADULT POLIO CLINIC 58 IVAN 81 LABORATORY APPROVAL S19 LOWELE TREET CALGON IN WATER