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activities would not only commemorate the centennial, but would also serve as publicity for <br />Dover Players and the Cultural Activities Commission. <br />Ms. Martindale said the timing would be difficult for Homecoming because one play will be <br />coming to an end and preparations for the next play would be underway. She may not have the <br />time to write the skits and casting may prove difficult. Mr. Yustick suggested asking the High <br />School drama students to assist with the production. Mr. Kepperley said it is difficult to get <br />student assistance so close to the start of the school year. Mr. Wahl offered his assistance in <br />planning such an event and said a puppet show may be easier to produce. Ms. Martindale <br />concluded that having a group in the parade would be the easiest option for her to plan and <br />would think about it. <br />COMMITTEE REPORTS <br />Dover Plavers Update <br />Ms. Martindale reported the first weekend performances of 3 Gems of Sherlock Holmes were <br />very well attended. She expects an even larger attendance for this weekend's performances. <br />Ms. Martindale reminded the commission members that Dover Players offers a small <br />Scholarship, as .initiated by Helen Duffy, of $100 to students active in the arts. Mr. Kepperley <br />added that Kiwanis offers six $1,500 scholarships, one of which is renewable. <br />Local Arts Events <br />Mr. Yustick's art work is being featured in the Metroparks Nature Center through April 15. <br />Mr. Wahl attended the performance of Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass at the Lorain County <br />Community College Stockard Center on March 28. The performance was fabulous. <br />COMMUNICATIONS <br />Historic Homes of North Olmsted, Speaker Series <br />Tricia Granfors explained the speaker series will be a ongoing effort by the Landmarks <br />Commission for the continuing education of the commission members and for the public. Public <br />Outreach Coordinator Deneen Kassouf of the County Recorder's Office will share the results of <br />her research on several historic homes in North Olmsted and the research methods and <br />procedures open to tlie public. As our historic homes are part of the City's culture, members of <br />the Cultural Activities Commission are encouraged to attend. Later this year a presentation on <br />cemetery restoration will be offered. <br />(Note: Ms. Curry arrived.)