[NEohioPAL]Looking for Mr. or Ms. Board Trustee!

[PRKSG at aol.com]

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Recommendations for Board service are welcome!
"In order to more positively respond to the Company's significant growth in 
recent years, the Board will look to the more than 200 Northeast Ohio 
communities it serves for people willing to fill a number of available seats on the 
Magical Theatre Company Board of Trustees.  The task will be challenging."


Media Release
For Immediate Release
Contact:  Phyllis Griffith,330.848.3708, or prksg at aol.com

October 12, 2004...Barberton, Ohio.  The Magical Theatre Company Board of 
Trustees announces the election of officers for the 2004-2005 season:  Art 
Bradnick is serving his final year as President, and Mark Paprocki is serving a 
second year as Treasurer.  Tim Papp and Cathy Bulgrin are serving their first 
terms as Vice President and Secretary, respectively. The MTC Board also approved a 
revised slate for terms of service.

Bradnick was CEO of Rockwell International/Barberton and Mayor of the City of 
Barberton.  Paprocki is currently Treasurer of Barberton City Schools, and 
President of Downtown Barberton, Inc.  Norton City Schools employ Cathy Bulgrin 
as Treasurer/CFO, and she serves as the NE Region Director of Ohio Association 
of School Business Officials.  Tim Papp, AAMS, CFP heads the downtown 
Barberton office of Edward Jones.

In order to more positively respond to the Company's significant growth in 
recent years, the Board will look to the more than 200 Northeast Ohio 
communities it serves for people willing to fill a number of available seats on the MTC 
Board of Trustees.  The task will be challenging.

"Most non-profit organizations are struggling with the same issue we are," 
report Holly Barkdoll and Dennis O'Connell, Co-Producing Directors.  "There are 
fewer, potential Board members because most adults work full-time, have active 
family lives, and have less time for volunteer activities."

"But Magical Theatre Company is active in 19 Northeast Ohio counties," adds 
Art Bradnick, " and we're looking to growth areas in Akron, North Canton, 
Green, Wooster, Munroe Falls, Wadsworth, Independence, Broadview Heights, 
Richfield, Walton Hills, and Medina for new Board members."

Tim Papp reports, "our Board has been reworking its focus.  To accommodate 
the hectic schedules of working adults, we've recently voted to hold quarterly 
meetings for the full Board.  Our executive committee will meet monthly to 
conduct routine Company business.  We're small, but mighty - and we really believe 
in the Company's value to Northeast Ohio.  We know there are others who share 
this value for the performing arts."

Founded in 1972, Magical Theatre Company remains Northeast Ohio's only 
professional resident and touring theatre for young and family audiences.  The 
Company's repertoire of classic, contemporary and new children's literature appeals 
to schools and families annually because of how magnificently these works are 
transferred from page to the stage.

Performing at the Park Theater on Alexander Common, Magical Theatre Company 
has sustained recent growth in all program areas:  touring, public and school 
performances, workshops and residencies, and in outreach activities.

An increasing number of corporate leaders, arts patrons and educators value 
Magical Theatre Company because the programs and projects reflect positive 
themes, evoke heartfelt emotions, and inspire children to real-life achievements.


MTC programs have a profoundly positive impact on the life choices children 
make.  Extraordinary, individual accomplishments occur when Magical Theatre 
Company is part of a child's life.  Anyone interested in serving on the Magical 
Theatre Company Board of Trustees can call 330.848.3708 to learn how they might 
be part of this magical experience.
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Experience the Magic in 2004-2005
Performances at the Park Theater on Alexander Common

Sarah, Plain and Tall - October 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 2004
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever - December 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19
The Pearl - January 28, 29, 30, 2005
Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse - May 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22
Call 330.848.3708 for reservations or more information

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e are welcome!</B><BR>
"In order to more positively respond to the Company's significant growth in=20=
recent years, the Board will look to the more than 200 Northeast Ohio commun=
ities it serves for people willing to fill a number of available seats on th=
e Magical Theatre Company Board of Trustees.  The task will be challeng=
ing."<B><BR>
</B><BR>
<BR>
Media Release<BR>
For Immediate Release<BR>
Contact:  Phyllis Griffith,330.848.3708, or prksg at aol.com<BR>
<BR>
October 12, 2004...Barberton, Ohio.  The Magical Theatre Company Board=20=
of Trustees announces the election of officers for the 2004-2005 season:&nbs=
p; Art Bradnick is serving his final year as President, and Mark Paprocki is=
 serving a second year as Treasurer.  Tim Papp and Cathy Bulgrin are se=
rving their first terms as Vice President and Secretary, respectively. The M=
TC Board also approved a revised slate for terms of service.<BR>
<BR>
Bradnick was CEO of Rockwell International/Barberton and Mayor of the City o=
f Barberton.  Paprocki is currently Treasurer of Barberton City Schools=
, and President of Downtown Barberton, Inc.  Norton City Schools employ=
 Cathy Bulgrin as Treasurer/CFO, and she serves as the NE Region Director of=
 Ohio Association of School Business Officials.  Tim Papp, AAMS, CFP he=
ads the downtown Barberton office of Edward Jones.<BR>
<BR>
<B>In order to more positively respond to the Company's significant growth i=
n recent years, the Board will look to the more than 200 Northeast Ohio comm=
unities it serves for people willing to fill a number of available seats on=20=
the MTC Board of Trustees.  The task will be challenging.</B><BR>
<BR>
"Most non-profit organizations are struggling with the same issue we are," r=
eport Holly Barkdoll and Dennis O'Connell, Co-Producing Directors.  "Th=
ere are fewer, potential Board members because most adults work full-time, h=
ave active family lives, and have less time for volunteer activities."<BR>
<BR>
<B>"But Magical Theatre Company is active in 19 Northeast Ohio counties," ad=
ds Art Bradnick, " and we're looking to growth areas in Akron, North Canton,=
 Green, Wooster, Munroe Falls, Wadsworth, Independence, Broadview Heights, R=
ichfield, Walton Hills, and Medina for new Board members."</B><BR>
<BR>
Tim Papp reports, "our Board has been reworking its focus.  To accommod=
ate the hectic schedules of working adults, we've recently voted to hold qua=
rterly meetings for the full Board.  Our executive committee will meet=20=
monthly to conduct routine Company business.  We're small, but mighty -=
 and we really believe in the Company's value to Northeast Ohio.  We kn=
ow there are others who share this value for the performing arts."<BR>
<BR>
Founded in 1972, Magical Theatre Company remains Northeast Ohio's only profe=
ssional resident and touring theatre for young and family audiences.  T=
he Company's repertoire of classic, contemporary and new children's literatu=
re appeals to schools and families annually because of how magnificently the=
se works are transferred from page to the stage.<BR>
<BR>
Performing at the Park Theater on Alexander Common, Magical Theatre Company=20=
has sustained recent growth in all program areas:  touring, public and=20=
school performances, workshops and residencies, and in outreach activities.<=
BR>
<BR>
An increasing number of corporate leaders, arts patrons and educators value=20=
Magical Theatre Company because the programs and projects reflect positive t=
hemes, evoke heartfelt emotions, and inspire children to real-life achieveme=
nts.<BR>
<BR>
MTC programs have a profoundly positive impact on the life choices children=20=
make.  Extraordinary, individual accomplishments occur when Magical The=
atre Company is part of a child's life.  Anyone interested in serving o=
n the Magical Theatre Company Board of Trustees can call 330.848.3708 to lea=
rn how they might be part of this magical experience.<BR>
-30-<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
Experience the Magic in 2004-2005<BR>
Performances at the Park Theater on Alexander Common<BR>
<BR>
Sarah, Plain and Tall - October 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 2004<BR>
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever - December 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19<B=
R>
The Pearl - January 28, 29, 30, 2005<BR>
Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse - May 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22<BR>
Call 330.848.3708 for reservations or more information</FONT></HTML>

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