[NEOPAL]Akron Mayor to be honored

Mon Mar 20 06:19:57 PST 2006

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Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to honor=20

Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic for his contributions to the Arts=20

On a very special evening=20

WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE WILL HONOR MAYOR DON PLUSQUELLIC FOR HIS =
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ARTS AT GREYSTONE HALL MAY 12, 2006.

Gala chairs Lucy Randles and Virginia Sayre along with President of the =
Board Mary Beth Kluge are very pleased to announce that Weathervane =
Playhouse will hold a grand party to honor the arts accomplishments of =
Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic and his particular support of Weathervane =
Playhouse. The THANKS FOR THE ARTS gala will be held at Greystone Hall =
(downtown Akron) in the second floor ballroom. During the evening, =
representatives from the arts community will be invited to recognize the =
arts accomplishments for the city of Akron by the honored guest.

The evening will begin at 5:30 p.m. with drinks, appetizers and a =
special patron reception for a limited number of guests with the Mayor. =
Dinner, a silent and oral auction of specialty items and special =
experiences follows with the highlight being a special tribute to the =
Mayor and the Arts in Akron.

Mayor Don Plusquellic may appear to be an unlikely ally of the Arts -- =
at first. An all-star quarterback from Kenmore High School who grew up =
with a passion for sports -- excelling in football at Pitt and Bowling =
Green -- the arts community has had no better friend in government since =
he became Mayor of Akron in 1987. Significant contributions to the arts =
in Akron include direct contributions in excess of $5 million as well as =
capital contributions of $10 million.

The City of Akron is the largest single contributor to the Ohio Ballet. =
Re-construction of the Akron Civic Theatre and the Akron Art Museum =
would not have been possible without Mayor Plusquellic's commitment to =
guarantee pledges ($18 million total), the "trigger" essential to =
commencing construction on both buildings. In addition the city sponsors =
programs in dance, music, senior programs, visual art, public art and =
theater.

Weathervane Community Playhouse, a regional community theater serving =
the greater Akron area since 1935, has grown significantly in the past =
decade due to a number of significant partnerships with various =
departments of the city. These include: a shared parking arrangement =
with the towpath which provides dollars for the upkeep of the Playhouse =
facility annually; collaborations on events such as Valley Faire; =
Playhouse programming in the schools in partnership with the City of =
Akron and Akron Public Schools Akron After School program; and a unique =
collaboration with the department of housing and Urban Development =
called Neighborhood Playhouse. The Playhouse and the city have worked =
hand in hand to provide enrichment opportunities for those most in need, =
building a strong collaborative environment in which residents can =
flourish.

Former Weathervane Board President, Steven Schmidt, who, along with =
another former President, Thomas Trotter, was instrumental in working =
with the Mayor to put in place the City towpath/Weathervane Playhouse =
partnership. Schmidt stated that ".it is gratifying that the city and =
the Mayor have recognized the value of arts to the community. We are =
very fortunate to have leadership that places a high value on enriching =
the daily lives of residents in this community." Executive Director, =
Elynmarie Kazle, added that "Akron is a unique place, and it is strongly =
supportive of its cultural institutions. Weathervane is a jewel and the =
residents are lucky to have a resource like this so strongly supported =
in this community."=20

For more information and to get an advance reservation, please call the =
Playhouse at 330-836-2626 ext. 28.

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<P align=3Dcenter>Weathervane Playhouse is pleased to honor</FONT><FONT=20
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<P align=3Dcenter>Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic </STRONG><B><EM>for his=20
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<P>WEATHERVANE PLAYHOUSE WILL HONOR MAYOR DON PLUSQUELLIC FOR HIS =
CONTRIBUTIONS=20
TO THE ARTS AT GREYSTONE HALL MAY 12, 2006.</P></B>
<P>Gala chairs <B>Lucy Randles</B> and <B>Virginia Sayre</B> along with=20
President of the Board <B>Mary Beth Kluge</B> are very pleased to =
announce that=20
Weathervane Playhouse will hold a grand party to honor the arts =
accomplishments=20
of <B>Akron</B> <B>Mayor Don Plusquellic</B> and his particular support =
of=20
Weathervane Playhouse. The <B>THANKS FOR THE ARTS</B> gala will be held =
at=20
<B>Greystone Hall</B> (downtown Akron) in the second floor ballroom. =
During the=20
evening, <B>representatives from the arts community</B> will be invited =
to=20
recognize the arts accomplishments for the city of Akron by the honored=20
guest.</P>
<P>The evening will begin at 5:30 p.m. with drinks, appetizers and a =
special=20
patron reception for a limited number of guests with the Mayor. Dinner, =
a silent=20
and oral auction of specialty items and special experiences follows with =
the=20
highlight being a special tribute to the Mayor and the Arts in =
Akron.</P>
<P>Mayor Don Plusquellic may appear to be an unlikely ally of the Arts =
-- at=20
first. An all-star quarterback from Kenmore High School who grew up with =
a=20
passion for sports -- excelling in football at Pitt and Bowling Green -- =
the=20
arts community has had no better friend in government since he became =
Mayor of=20
Akron in 1987. Significant contributions to the arts in Akron include =
direct=20
contributions in excess of $5 million as well as capital contributions =
of $10=20
million.</P>
<P>The City of Akron is the largest single contributor to the Ohio =
Ballet.=20
Re-construction of the Akron Civic Theatre and the Akron Art Museum =
would not=20
have been possible without Mayor Plusquellic=92s commitment to guarantee =
pledges=20
($18 million total), the "trigger" essential to commencing construction =
on both=20
buildings. In addition the city sponsors programs in <B>dance</B>, =
<B>music</B>,=20
<B>senior</B> <B>programs</B>, <B>visual art</B>, <B>public art</B> and=20
<B>theater</B>.</P>
<P>Weathervane Community Playhouse, a regional community theater serving =
the=20
greater Akron area since 1935, has grown significantly in the past =
decade due to=20
a number of significant partnerships with various departments of the =
city. These=20
include: a shared parking arrangement with the towpath which provides =
dollars=20
for the upkeep of the Playhouse facility annually; collaborations on =
events such=20
as Valley Faire; Playhouse programming in the schools in partnership =
with the=20
City of Akron and Akron Public Schools Akron After School program; and a =
unique=20
collaboration with the department of housing and Urban Development =
called=20
Neighborhood Playhouse. The Playhouse and the city have worked hand in =
hand to=20
provide enrichment opportunities for those most in need, building a =
strong=20
collaborative environment in which residents can flourish.</P>
<P>Former Weathervane Board President, <B>Steven Schmidt</B>, who, along =
with=20
another former President, <B>Thomas Trotter</B>, was instrumental in =
working=20
with the Mayor to put in place the City towpath/Weathervane Playhouse=20
partnership. Schmidt stated that "=85it is gratifying that the city and =
the Mayor=20
have recognized the value of arts to the community. We are very =
fortunate to=20
have leadership that places a high value on enriching the daily lives of =

residents in this community." Executive Director, Elynmarie =
Kazle, added=20
that "Akron is a unique place, and it is strongly supportive of its =
cultural=20
institutions. Weathervane is a jewel and the residents are lucky to have =
a=20
resource like this so strongly supported in this community." 
For more information and to get an advance reservation, please call =
the=20
Playhouse at 330-836-2626 ext. 28.</DIV></BODY></HTML>

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>From Nick Koesters <nkoesters at aaahawk.com>  Mon Mar 20 15:47:06 2006
From: Nick Koesters <nkoesters at aaahawk.com> (Nick Koesters)
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 10:47:06 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
Subject: [NEOPAL]Rental in Tremont Available in May
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