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18 <br /> sent to those absent the fourth meeting She said F <br /> she had inquired of Miss Murray about committee <br /> stationery and envelopes They would have to be <br /> printed by Adams. Mr Adams said that we could get <br /> 500 sheets for $8 50 and 500 envelopes of two sizes <br /> for $8 .00 The art department at the high school <br /> gave us eight posters Two were displayed at the <br /> libraries. Mr Dearborn sent a list of merchants <br /> who were willing to have UN posters Mr. Rooney <br /> delivered the posters to six of the stores. <br /> Mr Lewis was asked to inquire from the <br /> Board of Selectmen why no publicity had been given <br /> to the townpaper about the formation and organization <br /> of our committee. <br /> The remainder of the evening was spent on <br /> April 19 and looking over past celebrations Mr <br /> Frothingham had brought several copies of last year' s <br /> schedule. Matters on the agenda for the evening were <br /> return of the children' s color guard; military units <br /> in the parade; no speaker for the afternoon; a float <br /> division and its arrangement; and the need for a theme <br /> around which to build all parts of the celebrations. <br /> Mr Lewis suggested "We, the People . " <br /> The meeting adjourned at 9:30. The next <br /> meeting would be Tuesday, November 1, in the Select- <br /> men's room. All were asked to think up a good theme <br /> and report at the next meeting, November 1 . Cards <br /> should be sent to those not present. <br /> Edith B Cheever, Secretary <br /> L. <br />