Clay Day 1978 at Middletown Fine Art Center
William Griffith, Connersville high school art teacher, will headline Clay Day 1978 at Arts in Middletown Building tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event opens with Griffith’s gallery talk and hand built lidded forms demonstration, followed by wheel demonstrations in the afternoon. A free public reception runs noon to 1 p.m. Admission is five dollars for the day. the show, featuring Griffith and Hieber works plus center students, runs daily through May 27 with varied hours.
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Mansion Tours Highlight Hamilton May Promenade
The May Promenade on Dayton Street offers mansion tours and old fashioned entertainment Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Five homes of Hamilton's early industrialists will be open with antique cars along the street. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and children. The Dayton Lane Historic Area Inc. sponsors the event.
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County Playhouse Auditions for Musicals in Waynesville
County Fair Playhouse third season offers auditions Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Three Centuries Park on U.S. 42 near Caesars Creek Lake. Three musicals will be cast Gilbert and Sullivan The Pirate of Penzance old fashioned melodrama The Game of Gold and Bye Bye Birdie. Bring sheet music for one song. accompanist provided. Transportation expenses paid by theater.
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Crawfish Eating Crown Up For Grabs In Erwinville Show
In Erwinville Louisiana a crawfish eating contest pits Harold Picou against Wayne Lumpy Kirland. Each has $5,000 on the line and the first to consume 40 pounds wins the stake. The event unfolds at a dragway west of Baton Rouge with the loser paying up.
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Recreation boating deaths exceed ten thousand since 1970
The American Council of Life Insurance reports more than 10 000 fatalities in recreational boating mishaps since 1970, highlighting ongoing safety concerns for boaters and policymakers seeking stronger preventive measures.
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