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this free vaccine would be in order, also he had contacted Mr. Collins of the Welfare Office so that he could submit a list of children who would be eligible for this service. The Child Care Center renewal license for the Church of Our Redeemer Kindergarten was signed by the Board. The Health Officer's report was checked and the Board instructed Mr. Finneran to notify the Concord Dairy, 22 Sud- bury Road, Concord Mass. that because of the continued high Coli and Plate Counts recorded on the Milk Analysis Report a series of test would be conducted of their products and if a correction is not made their license to deliver milk in Lexington would be revoked. Willow Farm is also to be notified of the high plate count on the milk analysis report. 8nr CONCORD DAIRY As there was no further business to come before the meeting the meeting was adjourned at 8:30 P.M. Clerk BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING JANUARY 3, 1966 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held on January 3, 1966 in the Health Department Office. Members present were Dr. William Cosgrove, Acting Chairman, Mr. James M. West, and James F. Finneran, Director of Public Health. Minutes of the December 6, 1965 Meeting were approved as read. A hearing was held with residents in the Five Field area 12 FIELD RD. who had requested that the Board review the permit granted PONY PERMIT March, 1965, to Alfred Mosley, 12 Field Road to keep one (1) pony. Mr. Finneran reported that five homeowners, all on Barberry Road, had written requesting a review of this permit. Mr. Trefethen, 23 Barberry Road was the only abuttor to 12 Field Road and at the time the permit was granted he had given his approval. Mr. Nash, 11 Field Road, reversed his no objection statement to objecting to the pony at this time because of a slight increase of flies and the possibility of vermin. Mr. Trefethen stated that there could be a slight increase in the number of flies but there was no odor from the barn or manure.