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.S31 Mr. Smith said he would like to get back on the school nurses and physicians meetings. Dr. Andonian took over Dr. Potter's practice and Dr. Christian Simmons, Winthrop Road, was recommended to take Dr. Perry's place. Louise Kreutzeger stated the Nurses Handbook is being revised and coming out in June, 1987. The list of nurses will be sent to Mr. Smith. Dr. Robert DeIulio and nurse Louise Kreutzeger thanked the Board and adjourned at 8:50 p.m. Mr. Smith discussed the fire in town on November 30, 1986 in which six Health buildings were destroyed. There was concern about smoke at Putnam Pantry Director's and some of the chocolates had to be thrown away because of smoke. Report There was 8-10 feet of water in basements. When the level dropped, oil tanks turned over. Oil is considered a hazardous waste in Massachusetts. 25,000 gallons of water and oil was pumped:out. The Fire is still under investigation. All food was disposed of. Two inspectors came out from the State. 30-40 cases of liquor were sub- jected to high heat at Bel Canto's. On December 4, Thursdayevening, there was to be a meeting to discuss demoli- tion. Mr. Castiello wanted to know when he could get access to his building to remove his supplies. Mr. Smith also stated he has been getting dozens of calls on Radon gas and is referring to information from the State. Dr. Asarkof brought up an issue of scavenging of dumpsters behind Maunder's Dumpster Market by a pregnant woman from Peking Gardens at 6:30 a.m. Mr. Smith said Scavenging he would look into this matter. Another concern of Dr. Asarkof was a need to set up a regular schedule for Board Meetings. It was decided the next Board meeting would be on Monday, January 12, 1987. The meeting adjourned as there was no further business at 9:00 p.m.