Regional art exhibition preview dinner tonight
Artists from Syracuse Fayc etteville and Imaca won ton prizes in the 4th Syracuse Te Sonal Art Exhibition at the Ey erson Museum. Prizes will be awarded at a preview dinner at the museum tonight. The exhibition opens to the public Sunday. Three of the 398 artists who submitted works received special recognition, according to museum director Max W. Sullivan. A total 15 artists were ested with prizes. Syracuse Roy Simmons Jr. received the $200 Hancock Foundation Purchase Prize for his untitled sculpture No IV. Merlin F. Pollock of Payelleville, a Syracuse University faculty member, won the Wilder Memorial Prize of $100 for The Ausable, a watercolor painting. Simmons and Pollock also earned one-man exhibitions at the museum for the works. The shows will be scheduled during the fall-winter season. Troy Ithaca received the Helen Hyerson Memorial Prize for his untitled oil painting. The prize is $250. The Troy and Pollock paintings were purchased by the Fyerson for its permanent collection. The exhibition will include 109 pieces across painting, sculpture, drawings, graphics and crafts. Artists within 100 miles of Syracuse were eligible. some 587 pieces were submitted for consideration by juror Garabed Der-Hohannesian. The works will be on display through April 17.
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Syracuse
Faycetteville
Imaca
Roy Simmons Jr
Hancock Foundation
Merlin F. Pollock
Payelleville
Syracuse University
Wilder
Simmons
Pollock
Vayid Troy
Ithaca
Helen
Five court delays and a guilty plea in local case
A 14 year old girl faced five subpoenas since October as the principal witness in a trial that adjourned for various reasons. Robert Metall, 34, pleaded to a loitering charge for using a car to annoy or distress. Judge Falco set sentencing for March 22 as rotating judges caused delays and defense access issues. McFall was accused of trying to pickup the high school girl near her home, first charged October 18 and released on bail.
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Robert Metall
Elton Ave
Uhe
Joseph Falco
Judge Falco
McFall
Court hearing set after theft ring arrests in Canastota
A district attorney case hinges on a girl appearing in court as several suspects are charged in a TV set theft ring. April hearing planned after 7th suspect, plus others linked to a Canastota GE plant, face grand larceny charges. Bail set at 2500. multiple arrests reported as state police pursue justice.
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Richard Je Philips
Canastota
Conner Tion
Fenichel frames education parley on mental health work
Dr. Fenichel, founder and Syracuse Transit official, told a two day Syracuse University conference that special education can effectively align with medicine to aid mentally ill children. He cited a shift toward cooperative care among educators and medical professionals and described his 1952 school model keeping severely disturbed children in the community through day treatment and home services.
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Derk Fenichel
Syracuse Transit Corp
Tesui
Brooklyn
Dls Fairmount
Camilus
Racuse University
Educa
Plaza J
Tlian
Ypon
Edward Oot
Fenichel
Fentehel
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