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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
8
Dorset residents plan winter travels while 4-H members prepare name plaques for driveways and homes. Snow and cold snap bring heavy snows, livestock counts rise, and local meetings postpones into late January.
Dr and Mrs Irving Adler of Shaftsbury were honored at a Harvard Club reception in New York by John Day Co to celebrate Adler’s 50th book titled Numerals. The Adlers have issued 50 books in science and math for various ages, with The New Mathematics among their best known works.
The Manchester Garden Club will meet for luncheon at 12 30 PM on Thursday January 16 at the Colburn House. Bennington County Forester David C Barton will present The Miraculous Maple Trees. Members to bring specimens of native pine and cones.
A Monday 6 p.m. crash on U S Route 7 near Carriage Trade involved a state highway snow plow driven by Densmore A. Gaiotti of East Dorset and a 1962 Chevrolet pickup operated by Allie Hart Sr. of Manchester Depot. Damage to the truck left fender and bumper was about $100. Reduced visibility and heavy snow cited. A second accident Tuesday at 11 40 a.m. on Routes 11 30 at Heaselip Bulk Plant in Manchester Depot involved Roy E Wilbur of Manchester Depot in a 1964 four door Comet and Robert W Uldrich of Chester in a 1962 Ford station wagon. Comet damage to left rear slight. Ford damage estimated at $350 to $400.
Shaftsbury firefighters tackle a social room renovation at the fire house funded by past fundraisers. Volunteers painted walls and window sashes and plan to finish sanding floors and refinishing woodwork by Sunday. Meanwhile Mark Twain School pupils wear tags for a PTA fitness walking program.
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