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1 1 1 `;61 Mr. Smith briefly told the Board there has been complaints about the dust MISCELLANEOUS at the Boston Properties construction on Bedford Street. Mr. Smith also reported that there had been several sick raccoons in the town lately that had to be shot. Also, the Board was told how there has been a problem with the trash storage behind the C.V.S. lately. He has written a letter to the store manager. He also explained to the Board that the new Li'l Peach store could not sell sandwiches when the store opened for business because they had not gone be- fore the Board of Appeals. Mrs. Gabriel reported to the Board that she has been getting after the Mass. MRS. SANDRA Ave. Cumberland Farms Store recently. They needed to paint within the store. GABRIEL They are now doing some renovations and painting. Mrs. B's donuts is also doing some renovations, Mrs. Gabriel said. The walls are being replaced with masonite. This is very helpful because the old walls were absorbing the grease. Mr. Smith told the Board that Mrs. Gabriel will be leaving us on June, 3rd. Mrs. Gabriel said she wanted to come to the meeting tonight to thank the Board for the opportunity of working here in the Health Department. She said she has to give Mr. Smith a lot of credit and a thank you for all his teaching and guidance while she was here as a Health Intern. Mrs. Gabriel said the intern program is good and that it is too bad it cannot continue. Mr. Lambie told Mrs. Gabriel she has contributed as much as she has taken. Mr. Smith told the Board that Mrs. Gabriel has been an asset to the Department and has contributed so much to the program. He said it has been most enjoyable working with Mrs. Gabriel and that she has contributed a lot. Dr. Erdos wanted to know if the program could be continued. Mr. Smith said, "No, I do not think so, not at this time. Dr. Erdos wanted to know if we couldn't get someone through a college elected program. Mr. Smith said, "No". He said the program was successful because of Mrs. Gabriel. It wouldn't work again. He said that Mrs. Gabriel has done an out- standing job as a health intern and that she will be missed. Mr. Lambie wanted to know couldn't we get someone from Northeastern University or some other school? Dr. Erdos said that sometimes the problem is you can get someone you have to spend all your time teaching and not getting much help in return. Dr. Erdos told Mr. Smith after Mrs. Gabriel leaves it would have to be as they discussed at an earlier meeting, putting priorities of the job first.