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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
14
Shaftsbury Fran Stacy 442 6524 reminds parents of North Bennington High School seniors about a Thursday evening meeting at 8 PM in the high school to finish plans for the senior party.
Two Vermonters were among 52 Williams College Phi Beta Kappa members honored at the 102nd annual banquet in Williamstown. David C. Rikert of Middlebury and George F. Tuthill Jr. of Williston were named, with alumnus Joseph C. Harsch inducted as honorary member. Other New England students named include Richard F. Bernstein of Providence and Alan Dankner of Belmont, among others.
Vermont Odd Fellows and Rebekah Assembly plan their annual sessions at Equinox House Manchester. Guests from New England states and Quebec are invited, with Mrs Rose Seeley of Los Angeles as honored guest. Frank Brownell to speak at Friday banquet. Installation Friday and grand lodge session Saturday with Nathan Kamber presiding and John Dever representing the sovereign grand master.
Williamstown, Mass. Chapin Library hosts an exhibit through May titled From Block Book to Leonard Baskin Five Hundred Years of Book Illustration. Curated by John L Powell Class of 196 , the show features 64 illustrated volumes from the collection plus color Raushenberg reproductions lent by C Frederick Rudolph. Over 200 volumes were reviewed to pick diverse masterworks. Wall panels display leaves by leading 20th century graphic artists for deluxe editions in multiple countries. Powell prepared a brief illustrated handlist for attendees. The exhibit runs daily 9 12 and 1 5 and Saturdays 9 noon with free admission inviting the public.
An art show titled Williams Students Collect runs until May 21 at the Williams College Museum of Art. Admission is free for the public. Thirty six works by 24 Williams students are on display, selected by five senior art majors. Sponsored by the Hamilton B Wood House with funds from faculty advisers cultural fund, under a Carnegie Corporation grant. The museum is open daily 9 to 12 and 2 to 4, Sundays 2 to 5.
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