Watercolor Exhibit Opens at Middletown Center
Two works by Mike Hieber are accepted in the 10th biennial Nationalondo at Valley City. Hieber is head of the ceramics department at the Middletown Fine Arts Center. The exhibit, sponsored by Valley City State College and the National Endowment for the Arts, runs through May 20 with a free 3 to 5 p.m. reception today in the AIM auditorium. Viewing hours after today are 9 a.m. to noon on weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon from April 9 on Saturdays.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
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Arts Center
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Pianist Lorin Hollander to perform at Miami Middletown
Renowned pianist Lorin Hollander will lead a free 1:15 p.m. workshop in Logan Johnston Hall and give an 8 p.m. concert at Dave Finkelman Auditorium on the Middletown campus. Tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for students and seniors, on sale 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Middletown
Miami University
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Eduard Steuermann
Juilliard School of Music
National Orchestral Association
Carnegie Hall
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People Magazine
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High school auditions set for Miami University on March 27
Middletown area music students will audition March 27 at Miami University in a Southwest District Ohio Music Teacher's Association event. Pupils will perform two to three pieces from memory and be judged on performance, technique, harmony and theory. Winners travel to Taft Museum in Cincinnati for trophy awards. participants include Mike Aus Sandra Bootz Lisa Centers Christine Gilwick Martin Kohler Sharon Matthews Jennifer Stanfield Deidra Taylor and Brenda Young.
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Miami University
Ohio Music Teacher's Association
OMTA
Taft Museum
Cincinnati
Mike Aus
Sandra Bootz
Lisa Centers
Christine Gilwick
Martin Kohler
Sharon Matthews
Jennifer Stanfield
Deidra Taylor
Brenda Young
Victor Jory: boxing, acting fueled early poverty to stardom
Veteran actor Victor Jory recalls starting at 16 in boxing and theater to support his poor mother and themselves. Born in the Yukon, he rose from walk-ons to leads, eloped in Wyoming, and later built a long career with 162 films and 500 TV roles. He and his wife have 49 years of marriage and two children.
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Bork Returning to Yale to Teach Law School
Former Solicitor General Robert H. Bork, who fired Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox on Nixon orders, will return to Yale Law School as a professor. Bork, 49, left Yale in 1972 to become the Justice Department's chief representative to the Supreme Court and left public office at Ford’s end.
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Watergate
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Richard M Nixon
Yale Law School
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Yale
Ohio migrant group awarded federal training grant
La Raza Unida of Bowling Green received 980400 dollars from the U S Department of Labor to train and aid migrant and seasonal farm workers in Ohio. The program funds job and classroom training and may provide emergency food medical care child care and legal aid as part of a 64 4 million nationwide grant.
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la Raza Unida
U.S. Department of Labor
Opera Star Patrice Munsel to Lecture at Kings Mills
Kings Mills speaker Patrice Munsel will close the Town Hall Lecture Series with From Grand Opera to the Broadway Stage. She will lecture 11 a.m. Wednesday and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Thursday at Kings Island. Tickets are 5 dollars and ordered from Mrs. Ronald Siple at 984-1630.
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Kings Mills
Patrice Munsel
Cranberries Named By Pilgrims From Cranefood T
The National Geographic Society notes the American Indian ibimi or bitter berry name for cranberries. Pilgrims observed cranes favoring the berries, calling them craneberries and later simply cranberries.
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National Geographic Society
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