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Publicity
| Newsletters, keeping residents informed about what is happening, will be published every four months. | Pam Laite (Co-Chairman) (978) 365-2293 Linda Ledoux (Co-Chairman) (978) 365-5065 Sherry Cutler-Pelletier Renee Joyce Michaele McGinnis Kathy Suits |
| Sally Rouleau (Chairman) (978) 365-2614 Phyllis Farnsworth Betty Hawkins Mary Paquette |
| Many terrific family activities are being considered, including an olde fashioned Field Day for elementary school children. This event will coincide with Olde Home Day activities on May 19, 2002. | Rose Somensini (Chairman) (978) 368-8723 Joe Kennedy Annie Parrow Linda Winick |
| Involving at least seven schools in Lancaster, this
committee has tentatively planned the following activities: Mary Rowlandson School: Parade float and time capsule Luther Burbank Middle School: Float, classroom projects & PTO activities Nashoba Regional High School: Lancaster history slide show and photo program Atlantic Union College: Series of activities South Lancaster Academy: Concert, play, tombstone rubbings and SLA history Trivium School: Concert ("Mary Had a Little Lamb" and "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear") Doctor Franklin Perkins School: Time line of school history |
Frank Mitchell (Co-Chairman) (978) 368-9268 Jennifer Lapen (Co-Chairman) (978) 368-8710 Denise Bartlett Dennis Bean Dale Cartwright Vera Davis Paul Kryger John Schmitt Angela Whtiney Cindy Wing |
| Olde Home Day was held May 19, 2002 | Denise Hurley (978) 365-2043 Gary Johnson Mim McLaughlin Francine Moody Michael Seele Jean Syria (978) 365-2043 Roberta Winsor |
| A chance to display your community pride.
Souveniers that will be available for this fall's Horseshed Fair (Oct. 5) includes a commemorative cookbook and Lancaster High School 1873-1961 book. Also available from this committee are sweat shirts, T-shirts, souvenir pens, Cat's Meow building replica sets ($55) and the town sign ($10), Rowlandson Pine Christmas ornaments ($8), coffee mugs ($8) and notepaper ($9). Shop at the Horseshed Fair, or call Helen MacBrayne. |
Helen MacBrayne (Chairman) (978) 365-6480 Kathleen Duvarney Deanna Leach Mary Martin-Somers Carol Sonia Karen Ryan |
| SOLD OUT: A "350th Gala" is planned for Oct. 5, 2002 at the Devens Conference Center. This will including a wonderful evening of dinner and dancing. Music will be provided by Windsong. | Mary Doane (Chairman) (978) 365-5038 Peg Garofoli Katie Geldart Joan Mitchell Debbie Renczkowski |
| The possibilities are endless in such a historic town. Currently, plans may include a Civil War Encampment and historic walks that highlight architecture and history. | Michael Sczerzen (Chairman) (978) 365-5833 Elizabeth Colley Kathleen Griffin Anne McLaughlin Joy Peach Joan Richards Jean Watson |
| Sure to be one of the busiest groups, this committee is pulling together a grand parade to commence in South Lancaster on June 8, 2003, marching down Main Street to the Middle School. The route is 2.7 miles, starting at Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster,ending at the Mary Rowlandson School. Marching bands, community sponsored displays, daughter towns and special guests will make this parade a not to be missed event. The celebration will continue after the parade with a carshow, food and music and fireworks, presented by the Dr. Franklin Perkins School. | Lancaster350th@MSN.com P.O. Box 501, Lancaster Shawn Winsor, email Winsor07@Mediaone.net (Co-Chairman) Jack Ford (Co-Chairman) Cheryl Bartlett Jane Anne Crossman Kathy Dugan Sheila Milioto Roslyn Sliwa Sarah Spencer Cindy Yeo |
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New England Fun Center