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4 X-RAY UNIT The notice of the Mobile X -Ray unit for the Public Schools would be in Town on the 5th of November was placed on file by the Board. 834 MASS Mr. Finneran reported that Mr. Carroll had again con - AVENUE tacted the Boston Edison Company in regard to installing a suitable shade on the street light in front of Mr. Edmund Hoxie's home at 834 Massachusetts Avenue and this would be taken care of as soon as a larger shade could be made. FLU CLINIC Mr. Finneran reported that 124 School Personell and 69 Town Employees took advantage of the Flu Clinic held October 14. Meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M. SPECIAL MEETING, BOARD OF HEALTH NOVEMBER 23, 1964 A special meeting of the Board of Health was held Nov- ember 23, 1964 at 7:00 P.M. in the Health Department Office. Members present were Mr. R.L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William Cosgrove, Mr. James M. West and Director of Public Health Mr James Finneran. As all Town Board Meetings are opened to the public a representative from the Minute Man Newspaper sat in on the meeting. Mr. McQuillan explained to the Board that this special meeting had been called in order to bring the entire Board up to date on the action and events which have taken place regarding the revocation of the license and special permit issued to B.L. Cummings to deliver milk in the Town of Lex- ington. To review the case full Mr. McQuillan made the fol- lowing statement; A number of years ago Mr. Cummings, a milk dealer, was deprived of his license to deliver milk in Lexington due to the fact that he was dispensing milk which did not meet the Board of Health Regulations and the State Standatds for milk. Mr. Cummings appealed to the Board of Health to restore his license on the basis of hardship and loss of business. His license was restored with the provisions that he would dis- pense only satisfactory milk. Sometime after this his license was again revoked on account of milk which did not meet the Board of Health Reg- ulations and the State Standard for milk. He was taken to Concord District Court for delivering milk without a license and he pleaded NOLO. Again he was allowed to deliver milk in Lexington on probation, and that his milk would be up to State Standards.