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285 that this be read and changes made in order to tighten the regu- lations governing the keeping of animals. The following permits were signed by the Board: Installer's Permit Lesrich Contracting Co., 169 Felton St., Waltham Food Establishment Permits Countryside Delicatessen Wilburs Food Service (Ledgemont Laboratory) Minute Man Restaurant Franklin W. Wells (Systems Development Cafeteria) Industrial Cafeteria (Itek Cafeteria) The Health Officer's report was checked and the high milk counts for Cumberland Farm, (both stores), Ware Dairy, Blue Ribbon Farm, and Brox's Dairy was noted by the Board. MILK COUNTS Mr. Heustis said Belmont Health Department had called and they would check out Ware Dairy, a representative from Brox Dairy had been in to see him and Blue Ribbon Dairy was working on their problem. Dr. Cosgrove said he thought the milk situation was pretty bad. He asked how many warnings are you going to send out, by the fourth warning I should think something should have been done. I would say from the looks of this report the warnings are not bring- ing results. Mr. Heustis said he had started taking 3 samples at the Mass- achusetts Avenue Store of Cumberland Farm but he would have to take 3 samples of each product before it would stand up in court. Dr. Cosgrove said he wanted the correct procedure in writing before we take any court action again on a milk company. Mr. Heustis said he would contact Town Counsel, Mr. Legro. Dr. Cosgrove said No, you go right to the State House and have them give you the correct procedure and I want it in writing. I want to make sure we have a case before we go into court again. The restaurant scores were checked and Mr. Heustis was again instructed to stay on these places. Meeting was adjourned at 10:00 P.M. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING OCTOBER 6, 1969 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held October 6, 1969 at 7:00 P.M. in the Board of Health Office. Members present were Dr. William Cosgrove, Chairman, Dr. Charles Colburn, Mr. James Lambie and Robert Heustis, Health Director.