Columbus Oktoberfest Opens at Ohio State Fairgrounds
A four day festival begins at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus featuring one of central Ohio’s largest arts and crafts shows and top polka bands. Performers include Polka King Frank Yankovic Edelweiss Orchestra Jack Hedges and the Music Makers Hank Heller and his Bavarian Band Franz Koch Rheingold Band and the Fat Dutchmen. Schuhplattler groups, sing alongs, and German American foods are planned. Gates open 5 p.m. Thursday and Oct 3 with 11 a.m. hours on Oct 4 and 5.
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Ohio
Frank Yankovic
Edelweiss Orchestra
Jack Hedges
The
Music Makers
Hank Heller
Franz Koch
Rheingold
Ludwig
Munich
Parkersburg Art Center opens with regional exhibition
The new Parkersburg Art Center at 220 Eighth St opens with a regional invitational featuring 31 artists from West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio. The center aims to be a museum without walls, offering outreach programs in hospitals, schools, and businesses, with ongoing exhibits, classes, and events.
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W. Va
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Iion
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Athens
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Donald Roberts
William Kortlander
Murray Stern
Dana Loomis
Mary Black
Charleston
Ohio University
Rudolph Ohrning
Borg Warner Corp
Ohrning
Appointments Made to Ohio University School of Music Faculty
Six new appointments to the Ohio University School of Music were announced by Dr Clyde Thompson. David H Sargent joins as visiting assistant professor of music theory teaching freshmen and sophomores. Gail Berenson becomes assistant professor of music. Michael Kellogg is named director of music therapy and assistant professor. Allyn Reilly and Kenneth B Andrews also join as visiting assistant professor of theory and instructor of flute respectively. Donna Brink Fox joins as visiting instructor in music education.
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Clyde Thompson
David H. Sargent
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N.Y
Brigham Young University
University of Illinois
Donna Brink Fox
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gail Berenson
London
England
Northwestern University
Michael Kellogg
Loyola University
New Orleans
Pinecrest State School
Louisiana
Kellogg
Washington, D.C
Allyn Reilly
Millikin University
Northwestern University School of Music
Kenneth B. Andrews
Montreal Symphony Orchestra
Indiana University
West Suburban Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Zubin Mehta
Aldo Ceccato
Jean Martinon
Aaron Copland
Kincaid
Colorado Philharmonic Orchestra
Banff Festival Orchestra
Canada
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Houdeshel
Graef
Eck
Veteran Newsman Martin Agronsky A Chronicle of a Storied Career
In thirty nine years of journalism Martin Agronsky built a long list of credits. He hosts Evening Edition With Martin Agronsky on PBS WOUB TV 20 at 7 30 p m each weekday. He produced Gideon's Trumpet for CBS and won an Emmy for a Black interview. His work earned multiple awards including the DuPont Columbia University Award and the Venice Film Festival Documentary Award for Polaris Submarine Journal. He also covered Eichman trial and McCarthy era.
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Supreme Court
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Paris
NBC
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Jerusalem
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Oscar’s New Glass Tower Becomes Academy HQ in Beverly Hills
Oscar’s new seven story glass tower on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills houses the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The $4.2 million building consolidates all operations under one roof and includes a 1,111 seat theater with advanced sound and film systems. Walter Mirisch, longtime president, previews the move as the academy’s dream realized with a formal dedication planned for October.
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Los Angeles
Oscar
Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
West Hollywood
Hollywood Blvd
Melrose
Walter Mirisch
Mirisch
Hawaii
Midway
Players
Oragami Workshop Sunday at Riverby
The French Art Colony resumes its monthly Parent Child Workshops this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Riverby. Instructor Mrs Saundra Koby teaches oriental paper folding to create animals for mobiles. materials and instruction are free. Children should be accompanied by a teen or adult. open to all.
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Gallipolis
Riverby
Saundra Koby
Club Plans Jamboree Trip for Radio Group
The Top 23 C.B. Radio Club met at the Trimble club house with President Jerry Yates presiding. They planned to attend the jamboree at Carroll on Sunday and thanked local merchants and helpers for the Perry County fairgrounds event on Sept. 7. Flowers were sent to members in the hospital.
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C.B
Trimble
Jerry Yates
Carroll
Perry County Fairgrounds
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