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540 Recreation Camps J. W. Hayden Recreation Center 24 Lincoln Street Funeral Directors John B. Douglass Arthur F. Douglass Jeffrey W. Blodgett Lexington Christian Academy Meadow Breeze Day Camp 48 Bartlett Avenue Introduction BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING MAY 12, 1987 The monthly meeting of the Board of Health was held on Tuesday, May 12, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. in Room G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members presents were: Dr. Linda Roemer, Dr. Stanley Finkelstein and Mr. George Smith, Jr., Director of Public Health. Dr. Goldmann was unable to attend. Mr. Smith introduced Dr. Linda Roemer as the new Board member. Dr. Roemer, a previous Board member, had previously served the town for a three-year term and could not take a second term dur to commitments that made her relocate to Nairobi, Kenya. Board of Some mention was made of the Agenda item on reorganization and the Health election of a Chairman. Dr. Finkelstein felt that more time was needed Reorganization to consider this item. He felt that it was too important to take action on short notice. It was recommended that this be deferred to the next Board meeting when, hopefully, all members would be present and more thought could be given to the process. Mr. Smith indicated he still had not been in contact with Dr. DeIulio relative to the Board letter of March 18, 1987. Mosquito Mr. Smith reviewed the aerial Mosquito Larviciding Program which was Larviciding completed on April 21, 1987. Mr. Smith indicated that we apparently received good larve control with this application. He also said he was expecting a written report from the East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project onthis project. Dr. Roemer inquired into theeducational effort and Mr. Smith said that information from the State did not indicate any problems, but we have our material ready to go. Dr. Roemer suggested that we think about sending information home with elementary school children. Mr. Smith also indicated that our mosquito control efforts had been enhanced by the addition of the Town of Lincoln and Hanscom Field to the EMMCP. These additions, in particular Hanscom, has saved Lexing- ton in the range of $2,000.00.