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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1976
Page
3
Mrs Earl Hamilton is taking the Bennington village school census and asks area residents for cooperation Napolitano's Pizzeria promotes fresh quality pizza at 165 Ben Mont with phone 442 3949 Adv Worthington's office closes July 22 and 23 will reopen Monday July 26.
New juvenile offerings listed with authors and call numbers including Adler The Environment Batterberry The Pantheon Story of Art for Young People and Berger Police Lab plus titles on nature, history, language, and culture from a diverse range of authors.
Democrat Scott Skinner attacks Sen. Robert Stafford for backing a DISCS tax break. He says Stafford opposed a Tax Reform Act amendment that would limit export profit benefits, costing the Treasury over 400 million dollars in 1976 and widening a corporate loophole.
Design 339 brings two night discos to the Bennington Armory with a glittering setup, loud current music, and a focus on attracting hard core dancers across age groups. Members Pam Holly Jim Woodward David Beach Lon Wasco Robert Woodward and Pat Gibbons describe plans for a temporary liquor license and a potential regular disco venture.
Rep James M Jeffords announced Frank Moriarity will hold office hours in Read sboro and Pownal on Thursday July 22 and in Bennington on Friday July 23 at the Civil Service Room U S Post Office Building. Moriarity succeeds the late James Hurley who died in February. since then volunteers and Elizabeth Jeffords have manned the Rutland office. Vermonters with federal bureaucracy issues or views on legislation encouraged to attend.
The funeral for Miss Martha Louise Codington RN of 134 South Branch St Bennington was held at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev Sidney J Lambert officiating. Interment followed at Village Cemetery Bennington. Separately a Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial was held for Henry E Dooley in Manchester with Rev Martin F Clancy presiding at St Pauls Church and committal at Dellwood Cemetery Manchester.
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