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a b 6 <br />November 24, 1987 <br />The breast screening turn -out was good, about 30 women. The price for <br />the screening was reduced from $80 to $65 for town employees. The <br />screening was publicized thru the COA. <br />It looks good for money from the State on Hazardous Waste. In the spring, <br />we will have a paint collection. <br />Dr. Roemer said, Hazardous Waste Day went very smoothly. There were about <br />320 people. John Carroll took all the batteries which saved the town some <br />money. There was a five dollar household charge this year and about $1500 <br />was collected from the town. <br />The members made a motion to make the annual budget an agenda item at the <br />September meeting, this will give the members more time to decide what they <br />need to do. Mr. Smith is concerned about Mosquito Control being in our <br />operating budget. <br />Before adjourning the board decided that a letter should be sent to Mr. Bucca. <br />The date set for the next board meeting is January 5, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. <br />Meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. <br />The following permits were signed by the Board: <br />Animal Permits <br />Marian M. McIntyre <br />205 Wood Street <br />Daniel Palant <br />16 Slocum Road <br />George Redick <br />38 Adams Street <br />Seasons Four <br />1265 Mass Avenue <br />Lawrence A. Smoske <br />39 Robinson Road <br />Catering Permits <br />Jeanette's Catering Service <br />99 Great Road <br />Bedford, MA <br />The Moveable Feast <br />203 Belmont Street <br />Belmont, MA <br />Vaughn's Deli <br />373 Mass Avenue <br />- 1/horse <br />- 12/chickens <br />- 15/goats - 7/geese <br />- 6/each - sheep, goats, ducks, <br />geese, peacocks, turkeys <br />- 2/horses <br />- Commissary Catering <br />