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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1965
Page
10
Miami University art department plans a two week October alumni exhibit connected to Homecoming weekend. The showing runs Oct 16 in the Hiestand Hall gallery with a box lunch for advance registrants. Edwin L. Fulwider notes alumni are invited to submit two works each across any art form.
The Middletown Civic Orchestra announces its first rehearsal of the new season on Monday Sept 27 at 7 30 p m in the Middletown High School band room. Miss Wilkerson invites brass woodwind percussion players and seeks string players to join the group call 422 7141 for more details.
Peter C. Brown, art instructor at Western College for Women in Oxford, leads a sculpture class at the Middletown Fine Arts Center exploring open concept art. He argues art is an activity and individual goals matter, not rigid teaching, with classes running Thursday evenings from 7 30 to 9 30.
Merlin Lehman is named director of Middletown Civic Chorus for the 1965-66 season replacing John Loessi who took a leave of absence. Lehman holds bachelor and master degrees from Oberlin Conservatory and studied in Berlin as a Fulbright Scholar. He is an organist, conductor, violinist, and has served as organist-choirmaster at Indian Hill Church and held other church music roles.
Miami University will present a 10 event Artists Series season opening September 28 with Peter Nero. The roster includes Ruggiero Ricci Marta Becket Leonard Rose William Warfield Romanian Folk Ballet Mary Costa Salisti Veneti Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Lorin Hollander and Robert Goldsand. University students admitted with ID. seating tight seats not reserved. season tickets $4 adults $2 students. Single tickets at the door $1 Benton Hall $1.50 Withrow Court.
Luci Johnson requests privacy for her first weeks at Georgetown University School of Nursing. The 18 year old, youngest daughter of President Johnson, spoke at a briefing led by Elizabeth Carpenter, the first days of college proving difficult and frightening for her.
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