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1 1 1 321 It was stated if the immunity levels of the former group are significantly lower than levels of the latter group, the policy can be changed to allow only students with complete records to attend school. At 8:00 p.m. Mr. Charles Eldred, partner of Corey's of Lexington came before MR. CHARLES the Board at their invitation to meet and discuss the new restaurant that will ELDRED, CORE) be opening in town around May 1st. 20 WALTHAM S7 Mr. Eldred explained that he has been in the restaurant business since 1968 and has built and ran other restaurants. The other one he owns and operates at the present time is Corey's of Dedham. Mr. Eldred told the Board how has gutted out the inside of the building and started anew, renovating the outside, etc. He answered any questions the Board asked in regard to where the food would be cooked, questions in regard to the salad bars, ventilation, and seating capacity, and rubbish disposal, etc. He told the Board that he deals strictly with all "fresh" foods with the ex- ception of shrimp that he purchases frozen. Mr. Smith asked about his dishwashing machine. Mr. Eldred said he has rented a "low temperature" type machine. Mr. Smith said he doesn't like to see the "low temperature" machines in res- taurants as he does not feel they are as good as the other type machine but he said "we will see". After further discussion, Mr. Eldred thanked the Board and retired. Mr. Smith told the Board that the State had sent notice after a completion SURVEY of a survey that there had not been a case of measles in Lexington since 1965 that they are aware of. We do not have a complete record because the parents are not obligated to state what their child is out of school for. They only have to state that the child had been ill. Mr. Smith reported that a resident had called and complained about a sign DMSO in the window at the Colonial Pharmacy that they had DMSO for sale. Mr. Smith said that the label on the bottles of DMSO states that it is for laboratory use only. He said the use of DMSO in Europe is wide -spread but it is nothing more than an "industrial solvent". Mr. Smith said he feels someone should come forward and testify that they had been given instructions on how to use it. Dr. Erdos thinks we should wait for something specific on this. He said he will look into this through the pharmacy at the hospital. It was decided to table this DMSO subject and bring it up at the next meeting.