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r3. .. diseases, and letters of permission sent: September 6, PreSchool P.T.A.Dental Fund; September 13, Round Table Club, First Baptist Church; S'eptenter 20, Hancock Congregational Church Tidings Club; September 27, Hancock Church Ways & Means Committee. The next meeting of the Board will be on Friday, October 17. The meeting adjourned at 4.40 P.M. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING October 17, 1958 347 Rummage Sales :7 earc! Clerk The monthly meeting of the Board of Health was held on Friday, October 17, 1958, at 3 P.M. with all present; Dhairman McQuillan, Dr. Cosgrove, Mr. Cole, and Mr. Lurvey, the Health Officer. Mr. Kraynick, Whitman & Howard engineer, joined the Board for a discussion of two subdivisions and the new subdivision law. It was decided to ask written approval from Mr. Gayer, Superintendent of Wublic Works and Town Engineer, of drainage in the came of sub- divisions before the Board of Health approval is given to the Plan- ning Board. It was also suggested that plans should include sewers, not just on the profiles. Mr. Lurvey is waiting for word from the Town Counsel on the new subdivision law. After an investigation of 52 Winter Street for Mrs. Theresa Iodice, Mr. Lurvey said he recommended approval of a child care license provided she has the tree stumps in the yard area removed. During the meeting Mrs. Iodice telephoned to say this had been done, and the Board approved issuance of a license, to be sent to Mrs. Iodice after Mr. Lurvey has checked the area again. An investigation by Mr. Lurvey showed that Mrs. Wilda Ward, 233 East Street, has complied with the request of the Board that she correct the entrance and provide better lighting for her child care center before she opens the school this fall. Mr. Lurvey reported that he had turned over a letter from the principal of the Franklin School to the Public Works department in regard to inadequate collection of garbage at the school. The Board agreed that only if the Public Works Department and the School cannot come to some agreement, should the Board of Health step in. Mr. Lurvey reported letters had been sent to all concerned in the case of the overflowing cesspool at 20 Meriam Street owned by Mr. Benjamin Fogler, now in Manila. On Mr. Lurvey's recommendation after an investigation, the Home for the Aged at 2C27 Massachusetts Avenue was approved for a license. Sub - Divis for Law C .C..C.. 23 East St. Fre,nkl in Sc} of CP@P Et Me'ritn Htfte :0 theOAg