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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
9
A roaming raccoon named Coony settles in a neighbor’s garage for the winter in Searsburg. Howard Davis feeds and bonds with the tame wild visitor who sleeps through the cold, roams the yard at times, and gains weight. With spring, Coony may return to the wild to seek a mate.
Mr and Mrs James Titus visit Shaftsbury neighbors Ruth Martin and Dorothy Bailey on Meadow Lane. Bradley Stevens and Douglas Watkin visit Syracuse. Tucker Chapter CBS to hold a food and rummage sale at North Bennington Masonic Temple Saturday 10 am to 2 pm. Wayne LaClair visits Boston. Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library directors elected for the coming year led by Ruth Martin as president and Ruth Stockwell as treasurer. New children’s books ordered for grades one through three. Public meeting with guest speaker planned to acquaint Shaftsbury residents with library facilities this spring.
Stanley Works of New Britain Conn released its 1963 annual report showing net earnings of 4 225 000 a 25 1 percent rise from 1962. Earnings per share stood at 1 63 on 2 592 686 shares. Consolidated net sales reached 126 788 000 up 8 3 million or seven percent.
Williams College Chapin Library hosts a traveling exhibit of Joseph Low's graphics through March 25. Curated by the American Institute of Graphic Arts, it marks the first nationwide showcase of Low's book illustration, design, and advertising work for major publishers and clients.
The Dor set Players present The Gold Mine at Jeremiah Flats directed by Debbie Schramm with students Margaret Skinner Millie Clough Edward Ferenc Malcolm Cooper Donald Cook Pam Fontana and Dick Jones in a March 25 supper meeting at the Dorset Playhouse. Mrs James W Lee TI leads the supper at 7 p.m. PTA dance follows on Friday at Dorset Elementary 8 to 12 with Dave Brooks orchestra and East Dorset PTA mothers serving refreshments. Admission 75 cents for adults 60 cents for children.
Four renowned scientists will discuss Is science taking over mans control of himself at the 22nd Middlebury College Conference. Dr Peter Franken MIT physicist Dr Giorgio DeSantillana MIT philosopher Dr B F Skinner Harvard psychologist and Dr Erwin Chargaff Columbia biochemist will speak and join panel discussions with public Q A sessions. Sessions begin Friday at Wright Memorial Theater with Dr DeSantillana introducing the topic and Dr Franken presenting on laser energy and physics projects.
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