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• June checked with the Lexington Police on permitting a motorcycle group of veterans to participate. The Police said they can be allowed to participate. • Linda Dixon noted that she has contacted the School Department to ask them to let students and parents know about the parade. • Sandy Podgorski was asked to contact St. Brigid's to find out if the veterans' cars can pull into their parking lot to allow any market text on their windows to be removed by Boy Scouts. • Linda Dixon noted that we need to let the parade participants know what to do at the end of the parade. Glen volunteered, with assistance from Sandy, to develop the instructions to be given to the participants. • Sandy noted that she has recordings of the service songs that can be used in the parade. • June suggested that pre-packaged doughnuts be distributed to the parade participants when they gather at the Community Center. • A flyer about the parade designed by Sandy was show to the committee and committee members were encouraged to distribute it to their online contacts. • It was suggested that we ask the Cary Library to include copies of the flyer with their book pickup packages. It was also suggested that Town merchants be asked to display the flyer in their windows or on their bulletin boards. • June noted that information about the parade has been given to Sean Dugan and Kathy Santos to be publicized in the Town Information announcements and posted on the Town Events page. November 2 Program with Cary Library • June reported that the November program with Cary Library, consisting of interviews with 3 veterans by Ashley Rooney, will take place on 11/2 at 1 pm.. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m. Next meetings: 10/21, 10/28 Respectfully submitted, Suzanne Caton, Secretary