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- n - Mr. Smith reported that Mother Earth had cleaned up their place considerably MOTHER and they now want to sell hot soup and hot cider. He stated that there is no water EARTH upstairs. He is not in favor of his selling these things but he will go over there and give it an evaluation. Wants to see just what his operation will be as he needs hot and cold running water and they do not have it on the first floor. The following permits were signed by the Boards; ANIMAL PERMIT George Kazazian, 113 Concord Ave. - 3 horses - renewal FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS Alexander's Convenient Store, 335 Woburn St. V I P Vending for Instrumentation Lab, 113 Hartwell Ave. Mario's Italian Restuarant, 1733 Mass Ave. ARA Services for Honeywell Radiation Center, 3 Forbes Rd. Service Systems at Milipore, 35 Hartwell Ave. Folsom's Seafoods of Lexington, 182 Bedford St. Ruth Benoit d/b/a "The Kitchen", 363 Mass Ave. - new CANTEEN MOBILE SERVERS Philip F. Doherty, 5 Guild Rd., Burlington, Mass. Dwight D. Robinson, 41 Dragon Court, Woburn, Mass. Meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING NOVEMBER 5, 1979 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, November 5, 1979 in Room G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members present were: Dr. William L. Cosgrove, Chairman; Mr. James W. Lambie, Dr. Michael S. Erdos and Mr. George A. Smith, Director of Public Health. Minutes of the last meeting were approved as read. Mr. Smith reported that the Heidke Subdivision plan has 22 items on it to HEIDKE be updated. This is a small subdivision (4 houses) in the Young St./Webb St. SUBDIVISION area.. There is town sewer available. Dr. Erdos mentioned that it had been brought to his attention that the BOYADJIAN - area is wet all during the Spring season. SYRINGE PERMIT Mr. Smith said that it would have been more our problem before the days of Conservation than it is now. Mr. Boyadjian of 43 Fern Street came in before the Board to ask for a syringe permit for his wife, Brigitte. She uses these syringes in her work in restoring pictures and works of art for museums and private customers. Chapter 94, section 27C says Board of Health has to give approval before a syringe can be obtained. The Board agreed to grant this permit - stating on the permit that the syringes are to be purchased at one pharmacy only and the reason the syringes are to be used.