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493 Mr, Smith .reported that he spent all day Saturday after the hurricane HURRICANE making businesses throw out defrosted foods/refrigeratedfoods that had not GLORIA been refrigerated because of loss of electricity. Among otter places, he went to Stop 8Shqp, Friendly's, Gourmet Farms, Brigham's, the pharmacies, Denny's, etc. All ,retail display cases - all ice cream had to be thrown out. The rubbish companies were two days behind in the collection so the toil had two dumpsters put behind the town bark and anyone could bring up their defrosted/Unrefrigerated foods and throw them away there. The Selectmen reviewed the plans for a hazardous waste collection day. Town Meeting had allotted a total of $3500.00 for it but the total cost will HAZARDOUS be more like $7000.00. The Selectmen agreed to pay the total bill of $7000. WASTE COLLECTION The Hazardous Waste Collection Day will be on October 19, 1985 at DAY the -"Public Works Barn on Bedford street and the company contracted with this year is Clean Harbors to take the hazardous waste away at the end of the day. The town has pollution insurance in case something is spilled or if there is an accident. The influenza vaccine clinic will be held on Thursday, October 19, INFLUENZA 1985. Announcements have been sent to temples, churches, C.O.A, schools, CLINIC police, fire and the newspaper. If there is someone disabled that connot get into the hall, a nurse will go out to their car. Mr. Smith explained that we only have a limited supply of vaccine given to us by the state. Mediplex Nursing Home did not want vaccine last year so we did not get any for them this year. Now this year they requested two hundred doses of vaccine. We did not have any to, give them. We will not be able to run any make-up clinics this year, either. SANITARIAN The Ad for a Sanitarian is in the local papers and is going to go into AD the Boston Globe this coming Sunday. Mr. Smith hears that Collaborative Research is running on a deficit rDNA at this time and he thinks they may go back to Waltham. The Town Manager wants interviews for applicants for the LBC and IBC APPLICANTS Committees to get set up for next week. LBC - IBC Dr. Iclal Hartmann is interested in serving on a committee and so is a gentleman named Christopher Anderson. Dan Fenn is also interested in joining this committee. Mr. James W. Lambie, and Dr. Howard B. Asarkof, members of the Board of Health are available for the interviews. Dr. Donald Goldmann said anyone that the Board seems interested in that he would be glad to have them over to his house any evening for interviews.