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1 313 BOARD OF WEALTH MEETING February 21, 1958 The Board of Health met on Friday, February 21, 1958, at 3 P.M. for a regular monthly meeting. Chairman McQuillan, Dr. Cosgrove and Tr. Lurvey were present. Mrs. Wilda Ward, 233 East Street, met with the Board at 3 P.M. on the question of a Child Care Center License. She Child has not applied for Health Department approval since 1954, Care althought applications and a letter have been sent to her. Center Mrs. Ward said she misunderstood, and thought Board of Appeals approval covered her school. The Board agreed to grant Mrs. Mrs. Ward a license with certain conditions which Mr. Lurvey listed, Ward such as proper lighting, reconstruction of entrance, etc. Mrs. Ward also asked for approval of one room on the first floor in her house so that she might take care of more children. The Health Officer is to make an inspection before this is granted. Child Care Licenses were approved and signed for: Child Tom Thumb Nursery, 759 Waltham Street Care Playschool, 8 Marrett Road Licenses. Arlex Nursery, 21 Butler Avenue 1 Beaverbrooke Academy, 114 Concord Turnpike '{ Iris Howard's Nursery & Kindergarten, 15 Ewell Avenue The Kinder -Group, 233 East Street Two subdivisions were approved by the Board: Loring Hill Estates, Section 2, and Green Valley, Section 3. The Health Officer is still trying to get a report from Miss Goldman, State Inspector for the Bureau of Hospital Facilities, for 31 Maple Street, which is thought to be a home for the aged. We have not been asked by the State for our approval as is the usual procedure. If we do not hear from Miss Goldman within the next week, the Board suggested writing to Dr. Rubenstein, the Director of Hospital Facilities, to ask his cooperation. Mr. Lurvey has written to Mrs. Anna Phillips concerning the need of a new sink in her restaurant. If this is not accom- plished in the next few weeks, it was decided to ask Mrs. Phillips to attend the next Board meeting. Sub- Divisionsi A Rubbish Disposal Permit for Champion Disposal Service, 72 Valleyfield Street, Lexington; a Sewage Disposal Permit for New England Sanitation Company, 167 Beal Street, Waltham; a Poultry Slaughterhouse License for Idylwilde Farm, 23 Middle Street, Lexington, and an Animal Permit Renewal for Dr. V. A. McCrossan, 627 Massachusetts Avenue, were granted. Two Commen- dation Certificates for maintaining high standards of cleanli- ness were approved by the Board on Mr. Lurvey's recommendation, Wild Acre Inn,50 Percy Road, and Newport Restaurant, 55 Massa- chusetts Avenue, Lexington. 31 Maple St. Mrs. Anna Phillip License Approve