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SMOSKE'S HORSES The following permits were signed by the Board: Food Establishments: Arno's, 321 Woburn St. N. E. Vending for Varian Vacuum Servomation for Hayden Office Trust Bldg. White Hen Pantry Hotel License Battle Green Inn, 1720 Mass Ave. Manufacturing Frozen Dessert White Hen Pantry, Mass. Ave. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING APRIL 2, 1979 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held April 2, 1979 at 7.e.00 P. M. in Room G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members present were: Dr. William L. Cosgrove, Chairman; Mr. James Lambie, Dr. Michael S. ]rdos & George A. Smith, Director of Public Health. The complaint from Mrs. Freier regarding Smoske's horses was brought to the attention of the Board. This past month we have received three com- plaints from Mrs. Freier that the horses at Smoske's, 39 Robinson Road were loose and had raced through her yard and those of others in the neighborhood. bir. Smith said Smoske's permit was coming up for renewal this month and he felt another hearing was necessary before the permit was renewed. Mr. Littleton did make an inspection when we received these complaints and he did report that there was evidence of horses being loose and there was some manure around, Mr. Smith said Mr. Smoske still rents the barn to people and he feels that it is the responsibility of the renters to keep the place clean and this does not always work out to the best advantage. The Board instructed the clerk to set up a hearing for the next meeting. PNEUMOCOCCAL The contract for the prices of pneumococcal vaccine made by the State VACCINE Health Department was discussed by the Board. It was agreed that if a clinic of this type was conducted a fee would be charged. If possible a count should be made from the various senior citizen groups, also to see if the vaccine could be obtained on a consignment deal. The Board tabled this matter until Dr. Erdos arrived for further dis- cussion. The requests for permits to keep chickens by two residents were discussed by the Board. One permit was to keep 12 chickens at 2 Paul Revere Rd. and the other to keep 10 chickens at 76 Middle Street. 1 1 1