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A-1, FIR, Number of visits to homes were 52. Visits to cases were 104* Number of patients seen in office and clinic were 78. There were 70 conferences with commissioners, doctors, ministers, nurses, social work- ers, ork ers, teachers and other interested individuals. There were 20 Hook worm treatments given to positive cases. ference. Your Venereal disease Clinics were held with an attendance of 113. Mrs. Inez Nelsen, District Supervisor of Nurses was in the County one day for a con- Bars. Nelle Reimer of the F.C.C. of Coral .Gables spoke at the County Federation of Woamans Clubs telling of the work for Cripple Children of the State. Schools in the county have been visited and 963 inspections made. On motion made by S. E. Glover, seconded by Edwin A. Helseth and carried it was order- ed that a County officers excess fee fund be created and that the Indian River Citrus Bank, Vero Beach, Florida, be designated as County depository for said fund and that a check for the sum of $ 101.01 which'was collected from Miles Warren, former Clerk of Indian River County represent- ing excess fees for the year 1936 be deposited in said fund. Application for issuance of duplicate tax sale certificate #108 of June 2, 1924 to Louis Harris was approved, said application being on file in the office of the Clerk of the. Cir- cuit Court. Frank A. Knight, Road Superintendent, reported that.County Roads had been oiled as follows; Roseland one (1) mile; Wabasso four and one half (4j) miles; North Gifford two (2) miles; Emmerson Ave. two and three fourth (2 314) miles; Clemment Ave Oslo Between Dixie Highways which consumed 24,985 galons of road oil which was furnished and distributed by Belcher Oil Co. at a price of 12JO per gallon costing $3,123.130 As previously requested by this Board the following men were present,;Mayor V.F..Cox,x. B. Baird, Ralph Sedgwick, W. P. Bailey, E. G. Thatcher, R. J. Young, Eli. C. Walker, and Lon Rogers for the purpose of discussing ways and means of securing the required right of way from property owners on road x#30 in order that said road might be widen and paved by the State Road Department who have tentively provided for the necessary funds to do this work. After consider- able onsiderable discussion Chairman E. P. Poole appointed the following committee, Mayor W.F. Cox, Harry W. Damerow and A. C. MacConnell representing the City; M. T. Baird, W. F. Bailey and R. J. Young representing the Drainage District; Ralphr.Sedgwick, E. G. Thatcher, Warren Zeuch, Lon Rogers and W. S. Buckingham representing the Chamber of Commerce; Hon. Eli C. Walker-S.tate Representative and member of the Drainage Board and'A. M. Hill pioneer citi2en and land owner, Mr. E. P. Poole was selected as chairman of this committee, and E. G. Thatcher was selected Secretary and said committee to be known as the workers advisory committee with the power to call such meetings and Itake such action as deemed advisable. Application for license to sell intoxicating liquors, wines and beer was filed by I.George D. Barrick, Sebastian, which was carefully examined and approved. It was moved by S. E. Glover, seconded by Edwain A. Helseth and carried that the Board appropriate the sum of $40.00 from the General Revenue Fund to be used for the purpose of obtaining a page for advertising purposes in the progress addition of the.Vero Beach Press -Jour- nal. It was ordered that the sum of $2200.00 be transferred from the Vero Bridge District to the Road and Bridge Fund said sum representing the part of loam due the'Road and Bridge. Fund from the Vero Bridge District. It was ordered that a warrent be drawn on the Quay Bridge District for the sum of