HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-03-20-LBC-min.pdf LECING'TON BICENT'rNNIAL CvMiv-ITT. :
Minutes - March 20, 1975
Linc Cole called the meting to order at 7:40 n m with
the following member? pro ,ent Dick Michelson, Lois brown, Becky
Nue,'dorfer and the director Bob 'Perlin Tony iiencini and George
Row, arrived later and Steve Poll ti arrived after his previogn
meeting
Line comniimented Bob Tarlin on hi report to thin Town Meeting
nd Steve Fo11,ti on hiF presentation
Minutes - Dick questinned the motion and the tabl.incc of the Drama
Groun project discussed at the lest meeting The explanation was
that LBC had decided t, make the 4900 available when it is satis-
fied of/ the group' s capabilities The minutes wore then approved
Arty and Culture - It was announced that the econd Bicent >nnial
lecture held in. Concord with the lecture by PauAne Meier was a
great 'success with Tony from both towns present Bob also said
that the winning poster may be- published in UIS .News end World _
Report in the near future
Commerci...1 - Dick says the booklets will be delivered on March 2P,
The Girl and Boy Scouts will sell them door to door on the 5th and
6th of April The first prize poster will be on cele tomorrow
Perrmen :rt i',-emorial - Dick .reported that the strtuA is the same as
1, =t .te;ik I" are is _ we i g with Hi toric Districts Comm. Wed
night
Facilities :sndPlr,nniny. - The gv .:stion of identi `'inction c':.rds wse.
brought up It in being planned The telephone answereing service
which will give visitors the schedule of events is being planned
and has. be 'n Fent to the TM for approval
Public Rel - Dick expressed disappointment that the program of
events has not been made nublle Bob said that the March 27
Minute Man - will have it and alro a map showing ftre end police
routes and other general info Dick suggested that the schedule
h, printed—or one p.:-ate so that—nr&oa-e con cl-lp —i-t--out e -saga it.
Invitation - iecky said that we had received 30 yea to the reded
21 yes to the Rev stand and PP recent ; 20 no ' s to the Rev stand
and PP recebt; and 19 no' s to the readied Ten o. the 13 Governors
h, ve ent regrets nd 13 of the 2e:towns h='ve sent accepts- nce5
Two "I. •xingtonsf ;' th' aF Auad they ,,ri114b here Becky Iaanrfinally
fpurid 1 the resile^ L e USS Lexington - It is Captain heere and
the ship is in Pennecola , Florida
Rededication Comm - It was learned that the renort of the Rededica-
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tion Comic was. handed out at the Town Meeting Marot Tutun of / P
that Comm would like to have a printed warrant for the Reded cere-
mony It wn' moved and seconded to have a proper w- rrant printed
ard. to authorize fund up to 4150 The motion carried Becky asked
( that a memo be sent to the Reded Comm to urge th^ t a small recep-
tion be n1,:.nr-od f.Leig after the ceremony for .he invited guests Thee
„ue to will include th Chairmen of the Bd of the mayors of the 2"
n: ighboring towns and the St, to legislator? from our area etc,
S',ecial Groun It we aaggested that the stands for the elderly end
those handicapped able to use them, be Placed at the Barnes property
Dick suggested using the School Crossing Guards for control of that
area Bob will make t'-et idea known to the Safety Dent
Fin<.nce - Bob says that the final schedule if events is ready to be
printed. and Miriam wants to know how many to have printed and to
obtrin funding. Since Mrieic we unable to attend , the matter was
deferred until she could be here.
Youth Activities - Matt gave a rough estimate of the costs involved
for the April 21 activities He thought they should be between
41500 and 41700 Breaking this down it would be
GYBSO - et mot 41000
concert - 3 hours 3200 not including protection
They would sell th. tickets for 41 a ticket
Soccer games tip35
Talent show - certific tea for prizes
youth dinner not sure of costs
Essay contest - 3250 ( already authorized)
The motion was made to approve Youth Day money up to 42000,. This
was seconded and carried Matt said that plans Fell for having the
Freedom, Pa band play between halves of the soccer game Also
they think they may have folk music at the dinner The time schedule
will be as follows
Girls soccer game 9 am
Boys soccer game 10 am
arts andcrafte exhibit 10 am to 4 pm
Lions Club road race 10 am
Baseball game 11 am
GYBSO concert 2 pr to 4pm
Talent show 2 pm
Dinner 6pm
Rock concert 8 pm
(gorse `how 12 noon to 1 30pmu
The group needs so' e nuolicity Matt says there ere some posters
being prepared and he will work on getting some info in the Minute Men
TCC members joined the meeting Linc s id he thought we shouir1 mnnt
together from now on or et least be on the same night am we were this
time. Ray show ,d the signs prenered for the officials on the 19th,
also to be used by the buses with parade participants They are
being rule by the Shemsheen Vocational School. LBC approved of the
cards and suggested that they be adapted to be used by Lexington resi-
dents if possible
Po 't Parade Rec tion - Leo said it appears we m y be beyond what the
C of C wants to spend He would like to go ahead with plans for a 33
a head affair which could bring the cost to 4750 This cost would not
include liquor, custodians etc LBC feels that the sense of the '74
Town Meeting did not preclude se=nding any money end that e 4200 bill
for food would be ok, The motion wan made that if there is a need
for subplercentary money over C of C costs for the Post Parade Receprion,
thct PBC would authorize a sum of money not to exceed 4500 This
motion was seconded end carried
Reviewing_Stend - Heyrssid he had been mer auri.ng the ores for the stands
The it sol -tel will ork out very well he says The street angles
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off from Neriem street which will allow the atands to be placed so
that there is no obstruction of Bedford Street and the people can
see down the Avf,pue a little better Ray dill also look into the
phone automatie ,sse'rvice plan
Floats- There are 28 float,, scheduled for. the Parie plus the
Clydesdales end the Kentucky mules Bob reported e letter received
from a funeral parlor in Arlington which had be"n in existence in
1875 and bed at that time loaned a limousine to the parade and would
like the LBC and TCC to know that they can again offer a. limousine
if there is a need TCC appreciates the offer and will take it under
advisement .
Also on the parade - there will be 1707 people coming from the Concord
parade to march in ours Our parade will total 4000 marchers The
area for the parking at the school will be 'cordoned off at midnight
on Friday
Bd of Bel - The Ed voted to invite the Vice President since we
understand the Pres will not be here Bob wrote a letter inviting
Vice President Rockefeller and that will go out with Al Kenney' s
signature
The meeting was adjourned at 10 30 p m
Respectfully Submitted,
Becky Nussdorfer, Secretary