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h..._ , q <br />CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED <br />CULTURAL ACTIVITIES COMMISSIOliT <br />HELD AT OLD TOWN HALL <br />AP12IL 5, 2006 <br />MINUTES <br />The following minutes foY the April S, 2006 Cultural Activities meeting are transcribed from notes as <br />recorded by Mrs. Martindczle. There is no audio recording of this meeting due to a problem with the <br />tape recorder. <br />1. ROLL CALL: <br />PRESENT: Roy Garland, Barbara Brown, David Wahl, John Kepperley, Gerald Yustick, <br />Beverle Martindale. <br />ABSENT: Faye Curry <br />ItECEPTION OF VISITORS: Chris Glassburn <br />1ZEVIEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: <br />Minutes for March lst were reviewed and corrected. <br />H. NEW BUSINESS: <br />Mrs. Brown pressed the Commission to increase the promotion of city cultural activities. <br />This could include a Home Coming tent, pamphlets, etc. A float in the parade might be <br />possible. The parade is August 27th at 1:30pm. Mrs. Martindale volunteered her 1957 pink <br />hard top Cadillac. Mr. Wahl and Mrs. Martindale requested the use of Old Town Hall <br />December 26, 27, 28 for a Christmas family event. A barber shop quartet, puppet show, <br />M.Yusticlc playing his accordion, a rock group, an art exhibit, a game for kids, etc. would <br />only be for one night. They would need 3 days to set things up. <br />Mrs. Martindale inquired as to the cost of an event at Frostville. She knows a director who <br />wishes to produce Midsummer's Night DYeam outdoors in June/July of 2007. Mr. <br />Kepperley said Frostville has a$200 fee, plus $50 minimum for Porto Potties. He and Mr. <br />Glassburn had three other sites for pover Players to consider-Forest School on Hampton <br />Drive seemed to be the best. <br />Mrs. Martindale said she would take Mr.Vollcert (the director) on a tour. <br />III OLD BUSINESS: <br />Mr. Yustick said the artists submissions for the Frostville event (August 12, 13) were <br />coming in very slowly. Mr. Kepperley believed Kiwanis would back the Commission's <br />show as long as twenty artists signed up. Mr.Yustick thought that number to small to <br />attract a crowd. <br />Mrs. Brown distributed flyers and maps they had created for the Frostville event as well as <br />letters of rejection and acceptance.