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Chamber of Commerce and the Lexington Retailers Association jointly sponsor the float-judging contest. A first ($100) and second ($50) prize are awarded in each of three categories: Best Youth, Best Commercial, and Best Civic. The judges gather at about 12:30 when parade units have signed in and assumed their place in the marching order. They walk up the entire parade line, consult on their decision, and hand it in at the head of the parade. Rich expressed his gratitude to everyone for stepping up and covering everything that needed to be done while Lorain was away. The meeting was adjourned at 8:35 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Linda Dixon, Co-Secretary Applications The committee approved the following applications: No Fee Lowell Spinners Minuteman National Historic Park: 3 government vehicles (maintenance truck, patrol car, bus with centennial message) and 18 rangers. VFW - 3 vehicles carrying senior veterans (1963 Oldsmobile, 1972 Pontiac GTO, 1976 Cadillac sedan) Fee Requested George DeBonis WWII armored vehicles Royal Northumberland Fusiliers th His Majesty’s 10 Regiment of Foot – 25 marchers – agreed to our proposal Aleppo Shriners Clown Unit Windjammers Of Note Lexington Human Rights Committee, approved at last meeting, sent in a mission statement. Lexington Youth Commission sent a formal letter requesting to hand out 7000 American flags while marching in the parade. The Committee approved this request. The decision on the Wailers is that, with the Roma Band confirmed, we will not invite them this year. Future Meetings: March 16; March 23; March 30; April 6; April 13; April 27; May 11; May 25; June 8; June 22.