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45 Mr. McQuillan suggested a letter be written to Mr. Hoxie explaining our position in this matter. The memo from Mr. Meuse, manager of the Penguin Ice Cream PENGUIN Shop, thanking Mr. Finneran for his assistance was read by the Board and placed on file. The letter to Mr. Miner, president of Brigham's Inc. BRIGHAM'S thanking him for his cooperation in cleaning the Municipal Parking Area was approved by the Board. The letter to Mr. Walorz, Dump -All Company, refusing a DUMP PERMIT permit to operate a dump on land owned by Mr. Joseph Prestejohn on Bedford Street was approved by the Board. The letter of ariproval of the sanitary facilities. for the SKATING Skating Arena at Hayden Recreation C.nter was approved by the ARENA Board. The letter to Mr. Lanzing regarding the Arlington Sanitary ARLINGTON Land Fill Program was approved by the Board. Mr. Finneran expl- LAND FILL ained that the area near the Lexington line was not being worked and therefore we could offer no assistance to Mr. Lanzing. The renewal license for Mrs. Muriel York, 197 Grant Street CHILD to conduct a Day nursery was signed by the Board. CARE Meeting was adjourned at 9:00 P.M. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING NOVEMBER 2, 1964 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held on Monday, November 2, 1964 at 7:00 P.M. in the Health Department Office. Members present were R.L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William Cosgrove, Mr. James M. West and Director of Public Health James F. Finneran. B.L.CUMMINGS MILK Mr. McQuillan reported to the Board of the meeting he and Mr. Finneran had with Dr. Frechette, Director of State Public Health and Mr. Michaels, of the Food and Drug Division in regard to the B.L. Cummings Milk Co. Mr. McQuillan also called the Board's attention to the results of the tests taken every week since the last Board meeting. The Board discussed the poor results of these tests and greed that as Mr. Cummings knew, this testing period was going on and the bad results of the plate count, coli counts and a positive phosphate test, which signifies unpasteurized milk, the only alternative they had was to recommend to Mr. Finneran, Milk Inspector, that the temporary permit granted to Mr. Cummings of B.L. Cummings, Inc., 40A Dudley Street, Arlington, Mass., at the special hearing held, September 28, 1964 be revoked.