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Howard Disposal <br />Fitz's Disposal <br />City Sanatation <br />Fred Miller & Sons <br />Allstate Disposal <br />James A. Freaney <br />Sullivan Trucking Co. <br />Food Establishment Permits <br />Bamboo Hut <br />Brigham's, Inc. <br />Suburbanite Cesspool <br />Joseph App Co. <br />Herman Theising <br />Vernon T. Aall <br />Electric Sewer Co. <br />John Brucchi <br />_ 6 <br />Service <br />The Health Officer's report was discussed and Mr. Heustis was <br />instructed to check with Mr. Davis at 314 Concord Avenue to find <br />out what his plans were to correct an overflowing septic system <br />on his property. Also to check the Food Establishment, Countryside <br />Fish & Chips to see if any improvements can be made. <br />Meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.M. <br />BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING <br />FEBRUARY 2, 1968 <br />The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Friday, <br />February 2, 1968 at 7:30 P.M. in the Selectmen's Room of the Town <br />Office Building. Members present were Dr. William Cosgrove, Acting <br />Chairman, Dr. Charles Colburn, and Robert C. Heustis, Director of <br />Public Health. <br />read. <br />The minutes of the January 5, 1968 Meeting were approved as <br />The reports from the Reilly Laboratories on the Cumberland MILK <br />Farms store milk were checked by the Board. <br />COUNTS <br />Mr. Heustis explained that the Reilly Laboratories was checking <br />the products in the two Lexington stores on a quality control basis. <br />He pointed out, that both of the reports were done on the 8th of <br />January, one at the Lowell Street store, the other at the Massachusetts <br />Avenue store, and if the Board noted the heavy cream plate count <br />of 800,000 and coli count of 620 from samples taken at the Massachusetts <br />Avenue store were very high but the samples taken the same day from <br />the Lowell Street store were very good. The reports on both stores <br />dated January 23, 1968 were very satisfactory. These reports would <br />indicate that the handling at the store needed improvement, either <br />the manager at the Massachusetts Avenue Store is not rotating his <br />stock properly or the refrigeration is not adequate. <br />Dr. Cosgrove asked if after these tests were made and the cause <br />of the high counts found would there be any assurance that the milk <br />