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cussed and it being, reported that an individual was not eligible to administer rabies vaccine thereupon a committee retired from the chamber and prepared a modified form of a resolution, or rabies ordinance, adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Prince William County, which said modified ordinance was presented to Board fpr consideration and after a lengthy discussion of said modified rabies ordinance. Supervisor H. B. Wood withdrew his motion, and RETIRED from the meeting.
The Chairman stated that the Board would not consider the matter further as one member had left the room_ ; The matter was taken up again oh June ,1 1955.
On June 1, 1955 the Board passed an ordinance for compulsory vaccination of dogs. »
July 6th, the Board unanimously decided that the rabies control program be tabled 11
Given below is a report of rabid animals reported to the Health Department in 1956. P . : J| '
Feb 15, Edward Praff.’Fox. !
Mar. 13, Dewey Hudson, Fox
Mar. 19, Jack Bruce, Fox. ! May 2, W.L. Payne, Fox. | May 9, L. H. Jpnkins. Bobcat. 1 May 16, D. B. Smith, Fox.
May 17, Vernon Gatley, Slate
. Mills, Fox. May 28. Rosie Hitt Amissvil'.e,
(treatment) Dog. Aug. 23, Irma Lawso. Amissville,
Fox.
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