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SUPERVISORS— from page 1 would lead to the break down of jthe complete program. Method* lof checking for vaccination would p«t inadequate and inefficient,
j Heqry Wood made a motion
Early in the meeting that the vacillation program be initiated and lA. C. Latham seconded the motion. Upon hearing that an individual could not administer said Vaccine, Mr. Wood withdrew his motion, f 1'tA committee retired from the Chamber and prepared a modified form of the resolution presented k»y the Prince William Supervisor, ft consisted of a program for the administering of the vaccine, for
5he fining of disobedient owners, nd the riddance of animals not Vaccinated. In addition it had a Clause stating that owners that i fiad ‘vaccinated their dogs, 6 months prior to the initiation of (he program, would be issued a One-year vaccination certificate for their dogs. | C. Ennis Brown pointed out to the Board the presence of a law tihat gives the Health Department
express right to pass an ordinance making the compulsory vaccination program effective, qven if the Board did not see fit tjo take such action. (This action is Jo be taken only in such cases as the rabies situation is critical.) * I Following a rehashing of points, the Board decided to discuss the Vaccination program at their June meeting. j In addition to the Rabies Proram
discussion, the Board heard
sheep claims, one by Dick Latham, another by William Payne. Both* were upheld, following a repioft from the men and from the gjame warden. The Board also approved the Tentative Road Budget as presented by P. D. Coldiron.
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