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328 This manhole at Bow Street is an unmanned site and therefore trucks can be slipping in and out of there unnoticed but the police cruisers in the area try to watch this particular spot. Mr. Smith said some towns charge a fee for trucks to dump at the M.D.C. sites in their towns but Lexington never has, therefore, trucks would try to use Lexington where there is no charge. Eventually the Board of Select- men will have to address this. Mr. Smith said the law requires that every town provide a manhole or sewage plant for the disposal of sewerage. NEW HEALTH Mr. Smith introduced our new Health Intern, Debora Chiklis, to the members INTERN of the Board of Health. Debbie will be working and learning out in the field with Mr. Smith one day a week until she get out of school in late April and will then work for the Director twenty-one hours a week until June 1983. Mr. Smith told the Board that he had several good condidates to choose from but he feels he chose the best one for the psoition. Mr. Smith said that he had taken Debbie out in the field last week to Cory's, the restaurant in progress of being completed to open on May 1st., a tour of the collapsed courtyard of the Battle Green Inn and also on a food service inspection at Alexander's Convenient Food Market on Woburn St. He also has arranged for the new health intern to spend one day at the Waltham Health Department to go out with the inspector on building inspections. Mr. Smith told the Board that he had a meeting last week with Dr. Erdos HEALTH FAIR and Anne Scigliano at Symmes in regard to the Health Fair the Town is having on May 15th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Fire Headquarters on Bedford St. He said this will be a family-oriented program offering such programs as: a complete blood profile, pulmonary function testing, diabetes screening, delayed language testing, hard of hearing screening, etc., plus some demon- strations performed - Hearing Aid Dogs, Choate/Symmes Lifeline Program, Choke -saving procedure, C.P.R. demonstration, Jaws of Life and Town Ambulance displayed. Middlesex Lung Association will be represented as will the Cancer Society and the E.P.A. with displays, plus the Nutrition Association. All of these things will be free of charge but the Hard of Hearing Guild does want a donation. Dr. Cosgrove had asked the Rotary to contribute the donation but they are obligated to some other group this year. Mr. Smith thinks the Board of Health budget may be able to cover their donation. FITZGERALD At 8:00 p.m. Lisa Fitzgerald, her mother, Virginia Fitzgerald Lovett, and ANIMAL their attorney, Richard Miller came before the Board at Lisa's request because PERMIT she is asking for a variance to keep three extra horses on her property, making the total number of horses at six. 1