Globe-Union Labor Talks To Resume At Bennington Plant
After weeks of stalled negotiations Globe-Union Inc and UAW Local 1371 will resume bargaining next Wednesday at the Bennington plant to discuss the union wage proposal. UAW representative Martin Greenberg said the company will also consider other contract points, while the union and management review unfair labor practice charges filed with the NLRB. If the NLRB finds merit, a hearing before a trial examiner may be scheduled for both sides to present their cases.
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Bennington
Globe-Union Inc
United Auto Workers
UAW
Martin Greenberg
UAW International
Greenberg
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Policy Bans Non-School Use Of Bennington Buses
The Bennington School District joint board voted to forbid any non-school use of district buses after merging with the Greater Bennington Rural District. The move aims to avoid outside demand that could raise costs and create scheduling conflicts, with final approval by the panel and plans to finalize bus routes and residences for pickup by next fall.
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Bennington
Prudential Committee
William F.D. Smith
Rural District Board
Smith
John P. Riddle
James Shea
Joint Board
Transportation Committee
Mt. Anthony Union School
Union
Bennnington
Union Board
Funeral for Mrs Myrtle Vadakin Held in North Bennington
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Vadakin who died Tuesday afternoon after a long illness were conducted at her North Bennington home by Rev William Abernethy. Bearers included Gordon Niles Manchester Depot William Sparks Hoosick N Y Henry Strohmaier Pownal Wilhelm Strohmaier and Chief Justice James S Holden North Bennington. Burial followed at Grandview Cemetery Shaftsbury in the family lot with committal by Rev Abernethy. Relatives and friends came from Troy N Y Bradford R I and Williamstown Mass.
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Myrtle Vadakin
North Bennington
William Abernethy
Gordon Niles
Manchester Depot
William Sparks
Hoosick
N.Y
Henry Strohmaier
Pownal
Wilhelm Strohmaier
James S. Holden
Grandview Cemetery
Shaftsbury
Abernethy
Troy
Bradford R.I
Williamstown
Mass
Casual Club, church supper and talk at 7 p.m.
The Casual Club of the Second Congregational Church will meet at 7 for an informal supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joel Whittemore. Dr. Gordon Gerrish will lead a 7:45 discussion on a possible Big Brother program. All are invited.
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Second Congregational Church
Joel Whittemore
Gordon Gerrish
Burr and Burton Winson TV Quiz Triumph
A Burr and Burton Seminary team won a WRGB Little Red Schoolhouse TV quiz, defeating Margaretville Central High School 150 to 90. The Manchester contest showcased student knowledge in a regional formative program.
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Manchester
Burr
Burton Sminary
WRGB
Little Red Schoolhouse
Seminary
Margaretville
N.Y. Central High School
Teachers Sign Contracts For Merged District
School officials report 43 contracts signed for the 1966-67 Bennington merged district covering teaching administrative and special staff roles. The contracts come from existing personnel in the Bennington Graded and Greater Bennington districts set to merge July 1. Remaining positions number about 23 to 25.
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Bennington
Howard F. Kelley
Phillip R. Viereck
Molly Stark
Hicks
Beech Street
Ruth B. Bodine
Florence R. Kinsley
Cora B. Whitney
Lena Adams
Sharon Brown
Ardella Chase
Marie M. Mattison
R. Marion Taylor
Marie Williams
Lundergan
Reba C, Moninger
Margaret R, Muchmore
Vesta L, Thayer
Mildred
Wheeler
Betty F
White
Mary H
Whiteway
Joy P
Bischof
Mary D
Delong
Agnes A, Jackson
Joyce G. Lisby
Evelyn L. Hurlburt
Thomas F. Butterfield
Sylvia M. Ducharme
Helen G. Randall
Nancy E. Hollenbeck
Wilhelmina Smith Gesell
Kelley
Leaders of the north form a bright spring triangle
The stars Vega Lyra Arcturus and Capella create a prominent equilateral pattern in the northern sky. Vega shines bluish white in the northeast while Arcturus lies overhead eastward and glows reddish yellow. Capella sits in the northwest, a striking white point best viewed with binoculars or a low power telescope.
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Vega
Lyra
Arcturus
Bootes
Capella
Auriga
Testimonial Planned For Allan Heath Dinner
A testimonial dinner for retired school administrator Allan J. Heath is planned for May 14 at the Paradise Restaurant. Heath retired Sept. 1 after 21 years in the post and has since worked part time as a school advisory. Invitations will go to local school boards teachers and administrators State Education Department officials and professional colleagues. Letters and resolutions will be read and Heath will receive a gift. Committee members include Reba Moninger Mary Delong Ed Ransom Richard Sleeman John P. Riddle and Anthony Pello.
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Allan J. Heath
Heath
Paradise
Reba Moninger
Bennington
Mary Delong
Cora B. Whitney
Ed Ransom
Bennington High School
Richard Sleeman
John P. Riddle
Anthony Pello
Village School Board
Registration Day Set For Camp Sugarbush
Registration day for Camp Sugarbush Girl Scout Day Camp will be April 30 in three communities. Camp runs two weeks July 25 29 and August 1 5 from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m daily with an $8 fee covering bus, milk, cookout, and supplies.
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Sugarbush
Rod and Gun Club
Shaftsbury
Thomas D. Steffen
Bennington
Nichols Department Store
North Bennington
McCullough Library
Arlington
Manchester
Winston Lother
Safford St
Clarification on signed contracts for Mt Anthony union staff
The speaker clarified that returned contracts were signed and that some readers misread references to return ed contracts. He stressed that all contracts returned were indeed signed, and staff named in those documents are intended to work within the Mt Anthony Union School District next year.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington Banner contact and publish details
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers, daily publication at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201, delivery options and exclusive UPI republication rights for local news. It notes daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays and a 10 cent carrier or motor delivery rate.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Industrial Arts Teacher Wins State Award
Kenneth E. Gile an industrial arts teacher at Bennington has been chosen Vermont Industrial Arts Teacher of the Year at the A I A T A convention in San Francisco He teaches sheet metal electricity and power mechanics and also served as supervisor of a regional Manpower Retraining Program since March 1964 He has held leadership roles in Vermont and New England industrial arts associations and is active with Boy Scouts He is a Bennington College lecturer and a former Hunter College art faculty member who studied at Keene Teachers College and at the University of New Hampshire and the University of Vermont.
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Kenneth E. Gile
Bennington
Vermont Industrial Arts
American Industrial Arts Teachers Association
San Franciso
California
Gile
Bendi
Vermont Industrial Arts Teachers’ Association
New England Industrial Arts Teachers’ Association
Manchester
New England Indus
Bennington College
Eugene C. Goossen
Barn No. 1
Goossen
Hunter College
New York City
Stuart Davis
Trial Arts Teachers Association
American Industrial Arts Teachers
Washington, D.C
Boy Scouts
Keene Teachers’ College
Keene, N.H
University of New Hampshire
University of Vermont
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Hartford, Conn
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Winooski
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Barre City
North Adams, Mass
Hagerman
Board
Hutch
Bellemare & Sons
North Bennington Road
Adams Clothes Shop
Sirloin
Walker
Drysdale’s
Javery
South Street
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Shop Oneida
Bennington Briefs
Burr and
Burton Winson
Bennington, VT
Allan Heath
U.S
Kenneth FE. Gile
First National Stores
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Madkour
Geer and Wine
North Street Shopping
Vermont Bankee
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Longhorn
le Deen
North Puy
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