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BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING FEBRUARY 3, 1964 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday February 3, 1964, at 7:00 P.M. in the Health Department Office. Members present were Dr. William Cosgrove, Mr. James M. West and Executive Health Officer, James F. Finneran. Minutes of the December 19, 1963, meeting were approved as read. MAPLE HILL The letter to Mr. Noel St. Germaine, Maple Hill Farm , DAIRY FARM Inc., Waltham, Mass. stating that any further violations of the sanitary standards of the milk regulations his license to sell milk in Lexington would be revoked was approved by the Board. A. copy of this letter was sent to the Waltham Health Department and Mr. Finneran reported that Waltham Health Department had sent a letter to this department stat- ing that they were holding approval of renewal of the pasteur- ization license for this dairy pending further testing of milk samples to ascertain the required standards as set forth in the General Laws of Massachusetts. Mr. Finneran also stated that he would collect samples from this dairy every month in order to keep a rigid check on the milk standard. MUSGRAVE TOWER A. letter had also been sent to Musgrave's Tower Farm, FARM Billerica, Mass. stating that the counts on the dispenser milk secured from Early Bird Restaurant were unsatisfactory. Mr. Finneran reported that the Early Bird Restaurant had changed owners since the letter was sent and the new owners have taken out the dispenser therefore, no further action need be taken. SEWER The list of petitions for sewer installations in the INSTALLATIONS order of urgency sent to the Board of Selectmen upon request was approved by the Board. SCHOOL The letter to Miss Wright, School Lunch Program, stating LUNCH the counts of the utensil swabs was approved by the Board. BUDGET The letters from -the Board of Selectmen stating that the following Budgets have been approved was read by the Board: Health Expenses, Engineering, Rabies Clinic, Out of State Travel, Dental Clinic -Personal Services, Dental Clinic -Expenses and Animal Inspector -Personal Services. The Board noted that the Personal Services Budget for the Health Department and the appropriation for the Children's Clinic of the Mental Health Association was not included in the letters of approval. IMMUNIZATION Notice of the recommended immunization from the State Health Department was placed on file. Mr. Finneran reported that copies of this notice had been sent to all the Doctors and the School Nurses, also a notice of the Type I, Sabin Oral Polio Clinic held Thursday, January 30, 1961. 1 1 1