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171 <br /> TOWN CELEBRATIONS COMMITTEE <br /> October 30, 1958 <br /> The sixth meeting of the 1958-58 Town <br /> Celebrations Committee was held in the Selectmen's <br /> Room of the Town Office Building at 8 00 p.m <br /> Present were Messrs Gustin, Hutchins, Cole; Mes- <br /> dames Litchfield and Pullen <br /> Also present were Rabbi Judah L Stampher, <br /> Father McLeod and Rev Mr Taylor <br /> The Thanksgiving Service and ways of increasing <br /> attendance for it were discussed Suggestions for THANKS- <br /> next year were that there be massed choirs of all of GIVING <br /> the churches, Father McLeod suggested posters He <br /> plans to ask the Catholic youth, groups to make posters <br /> Places for holding the Thanksgiving Service were <br /> discussed Rabbi Stampher suggested a smaller place <br /> than the High School, such as the Hayden Center Mr <br /> Cole will look into the matter of using Hayden Center <br /> in the future <br /> 1 Mr Cole has been unable to contact Dr Hunt, <br /> the proposed speaker for the 1958 Thanksgiving Ser- <br /> vice He will pursue the matter further Other sug- <br /> gested possible speakers were Dr Sachar, President <br /> of Brandeis University; General Gavin; Dr Wessel, <br /> President of Tufts College; Dr Hixler, President of <br /> Colby College <br /> Rabbi Stampher felt that he would prefer that <br /> the Thanksgiving speaker be a civilian <br /> The Comma 'tee Sett taai, pictures should not be <br /> taken during the service <br /> The Thanksgiving program was discussed it was <br /> decided that the clergy giving the Invocation, Prayer, <br /> and Benediction should be selected in rotation This <br /> year, the Invocation will be given by Rabbi Stampher, <br /> the Prayer by Father McLeod, and the Benediction by <br /> Rev Taylor Men from each church. will usher <br /> Mrs Pullen reported that there were ample funds <br /> for the United Nations Essay Contest New York trip, and ESSAY TRIP <br /> that the students and Miss McIntyre will go tomorrow, <br /> October thirty-first <br /> Mr Gustin read a letter from the Selectmen <br />