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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1967
Page
6
Warren Wire Co union members vote to keep working until December 15 to allow more time for contract negotiations. The old agreement expired midnight Wednesday and talks since October focus on pay raises. If no deal by Dec 15, members will vote on a new contract or possible strike.
Putney author Edward H. Dodd will discuss Some Aspects of Polynesian Culture in Windham College Evening Lecture Series on Wednesday Nov 29 at 8 p.m. in the science building auditorium. Dodd, former president of Dodd Mead and current chairman of the board, described his Polynesian work and travels in the New Yorker Talk of the Town.
Ferdi n and Roten Galleries of Baltimore presents about 1000 original etchings lithographs and woodcuts by Picasso Chagall Miro Renoir Goya Baskin Kollwitz and others. Western and Oriental manuscript pages from 13th to 20th centuries also on view. Prices start at $5 with most under $100.
Manchester Cub Scouts plan a door to door candy sale this weekend and next to raise funds for general expenses. Local families urged to support youth program and community activities.
Delta Phi Lodge on South Street in Williams College has been deeded to Williams College by the fraternity corporation. It will be renamed the Harry L. Agard House in honor of the former Williams dean and mathematics professor who advised the fraternity. The property includes about eight acres. Agard served as dean from 1930 to 1935, retired in 1951, and died in 1964 at age 80. The Upsilon chapter acquired the property in 1951 and leased it to the college in recent years for upperclassmen housing.
Arlington Chorale completes months of rehearsals for the Christmas Carol Sing on December 10 at Arlington Memorial School. New officers are listed. the group produced a Christmas record titled Caroling Round the Table featuring many past favorites and joint performances with Arlington Junior and Senior High School Choruses. Records available through Mrs. John Kenny at 375-2272.
Waterloo city council votes to purchase 370 new American flags with 50 stars and retire the older 48 star flags. The move aims to standardize municipal displays and honor national symbols.
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