2001-2005-SENIOR CENTER BUILDING COMMITTEE

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i' LOBBYI m D SPLAY TABLES. Display tables in the lobby will include recognition of the 30 year of service to Mashpee by the Meals on Wheels organization, as of 1/31/05; memorial brick sales, and the Mashpee coverlet sales. PROGRAM. Ribbon-Cutting. The ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at 1 PM at the entrance to the Center. It was agreed that Joyce Mason, Wayne Taylor, Irving Goldberg, Jim Long, and Governor Romney or the Lt Governor, if either attends, would take part in this ceremony. Wayne Taylor will do the actual ribbon cutting. Any other interested parties are welcome to assemble behind the five ribbon-cutting individuals for photo-ops. Presentations. Presentations will begin at 1:30 PM. The committee agreed unanimously that Irving Goldberg should serve as Master of Ceremonies. Wayne Taylor, Irving Goldberg, Art Weinstein, and Jim Long will deliver short presentations. Included during the presentations will be recognition of the 30 years of Meals on Wheels service to Mashpee. Irving Goldberg will prepare an outlne of his remarks for review by the committee, and asked that all other presenters do the same thing. Music. Maxine Wolfset will provide background music on the new piano in the Great Room. Flags and Flagstands. There will be a need for an American and a State flag on display in the Great Room. Bud Abbott volunteered to take care of arranging for the FMSC to donate the flags as well as the flag stands. The next meeting of the Senior Center Grand Opening Subcommittee was scheduled for January 10"', 2005, at Town Hall, Conference Room 2, at approximately 3 PM, immediately following the adjournment of the Senior Center Building Committee, which convenes at 1:30 PM. As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3 PM. Respectfully submitted, Ina':?Sc-hljiothm(� - � Recordingetary 2