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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1964
Page
5
Bennington town officials remind dog owners that licenses require rabies vaccination certificates. Licenses begin April 1 and apply to dogs three months or older with a vet signed certificate valid within three years. Unlicensed dogs may incur penalties and be taken by the dog constable if no certificate is presented.
Earl R. Stump of 219 Silver St. has built a 65 clock collection in two months. His pieces span tall, wall, and shelf clocks including a Scottish grandfather clock from 1910 and a rare pre 1830 Hanjo style wall clock. He catalogs each piece with a card file and may dismantle clocks to assess repair needs. He learns from local collectors such as James S. Oatman and others while his wife Rita assists with finishes and sourcing parts.
The Catholic Daughters of America present a St Patrick Minstrel at BCHS auditorium 8 p.m. Tuesday March 17 directed by Harry R Hurley with soloists Mrs Shirley Flood William Loomis and others and a surprise act. A Sunday March 15 matinee at 2 p.m. previews for students with tickets sold locally.
Bennington Village Recreation Committee seeks a director, assistant director and five supervisors plus a maintenance man for 10 to 12 weeks this summer at Memorial Park and Dewey Memorial Park. Applications at the Bennington YMCA. return by April 9 to Therese Goodermote. Interview to follow.
The Bennington Village Trustees released an 8996 dollar 1964 recreation budget as the committee maps its 19th year of operation. Salaries total 4952 dollars for summer playground staff at Memorial Park and Dewey Memorial Park with plans to hire a director assistant director five supervisors and a maintenance man for 10 to 12 weeks. The 1375 dollar summer program covers equipment transit and activities including arts crafts and softball. Winter activities cost about 1060 dollars with basketball bowling and skating plus 1308 for heating and property upkeep. A major project is a new fence at Dewey Park along with new lamps and miscellaneous items arriving for daily use.
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