Bennington Briefs and Local Notices
Mrs Earl Hamilton conducts the Bennington village school census and asks area residents to cooperate Napolitano s Pizzeria promotes fresh quality pizza and invites patrons to taste the difference Adv Dr Worthington s office closes July 22 and 23 will reopen Monday July 26
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Earl Hamilton
Bennington Village
Dr. Worthington
ADV
New Books at Bennington Free Library
Numerous new juvenile titles added including The Environment The Pantheon Story of Art for Young People Police Lab The Goat in the Rug The Fossil Snake The TV Kid The Seed Thirteen A Color Guide to Familiar Garden and Field Birds Eggs and Nests Fisher's Liberty Book Puss in Boots Crystal Is the New Girl From Pigeons to People A Look at Behavior Shaping The Heritage Sampler A Book of Colonial Arts Crafts Who Do You Think You Are The Way It Was 1876 Pele Near the Window Tree Poems and Notes The Golem a Jewish Legend Amish People Plain Living in a Complex World Pickles and Prunes The Year of the Black Pony A Heart to the Hawks Adventures of Muku Fly Away Home Ring for Liberty The Story of the Boston Massacre The Watcher in the Woods What Is Bowling Star Spangled Fun Things to Make Do and See from American History A Walk Through the Woods How Do They Find It Noahs Castle A Gardening Book Indoors and Outdoors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byars
Cameron
Charlie
Corcoran
Edmonds
Bert Breen
Felix
Fisher
Liberty
Galdone
Gorda
Crystal
Hall
McDermott
Meyer
Moe
Morey
Moser
Nicholson
Nostlinger
Sarton
Sullivan
Townsend
Walsh
Wiseman
Wohlrabe
Skinner targets Stafford over DISC tax loophole
Democratic candidate Scott Skinner accuses Sen. Robert Stafford of voting for the interests of powerful corporations by opposing a tax reform proposal to curb DISC benefits. The measure failed 58-30 with Stafford against it, and Skinner warns the vote costs the Treasury about 400 million dollars in 1976 and widens a loophole.
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Skinner
Stafford
Senate
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
United States Treasury
Bennington Court Docket Covers Pleas and Penned Fines
In Bennington District Court today Judge George M. Fienberg presided over a crowded docket. Leonard Capozzidlo of Fairfield Conn pleaded guilty by waiver to fishing without a license in Pownal on July 9 and was fined 25 dollars. The report lists numerous defendants from Vermont and adjoining states entering pleas or being sentenced for offenses ranging from embezzlement and unlawful mischief to DUI and disorderly conduct with fines, probation, restitution orders, or brief jail terms where applicable.
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Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Leonard J. Capozzidlo
Fairfield
Conn
Pownal
Catherine M. Creel
Ran Gasland Inc
Cara M. Noble
Water Street
North Bennington
Bennington
Dennis Loomis Sr
Shaftsbury
Loomis
Colleen Sweet
Remington
Todd D. Lyndes
Manchester
Dorset
Warner T. Wolff
Huntington Station
Frank H. Johnson
Manchester Center
David A. Crossma
Shaftsbury Hollow
Ralph E. Cowles
Chester
Mass
Rose Mary Secoy
Palace
Alan R. Defresne
Department of Social Welfare
Jean E. Suzee
Richard E. Goodell
Seymour Brooks
New York
Dorothy Bernhardy
Arlington
Frank T. Malanga
David A. King
Martinsville
N.J
Robert Pisacreta
Palace Hotel
Keith Jelley
Londonderry
Colleen Rock
Tyronne Gaudette
Robert Sherman
Edward R. O’brien
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
David A. Yarosz
Karen E. Maroney
Harry R. Beron
Bertram H. Lane
John F. Baldwin
Huntington
Disco dances at Bennington Armory this Friday and Saturday
Design 339 hosts two discos at the Bennington Armory this weekend starting at 9 PM. The event promotes a glittering, sound rich disco experience created by local artists, aiming to establish a regular venture though funding and space remain unsettled.
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Design
Bennington Armory
Armory
Pam Holly
Jim Woodward
Ms. Holly
Woodward
Design 339
David Beach
Lon Wasco
Robert Woodward
Pat Gibbons
Jeffords aide presents office hours in Rutland district
U S Rep James M Jeffords announced that Frank Moriarity will hold office hours in Rutland district locations on July 22 and 23. He will meet residents at Read sboro Town Clerk's office Pownal Town Clerk's office Bennington Civil Service Room U S Post Office Building to discuss federal bureaucracy concerns.
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Rutland
U.S
James M. Jeffords
Frank Moriarity
Readsboro
Pownal
Bennington
Civil Service Room
U.S. Post Office
James Hurley
Hurley
Elizabeth Jeffords
Funeral Rites Held For Martha Codington RN in Bennington
The funeral for Miss Martha Louise Codington RN of 134 South Branch Street Bennington was conducted at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev Sidney J Lambert of First United Methodist Church officiating. Committal prayers followed at Village Cemetery Bennington. She died July 12 at her home after retiring from New Jersey residence. A separate Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial was held in Manchester for Henry E Dooley who died last Friday in Pittsfield Mass with Rev Martin F Clancy officiating and committal prayers at Dellwood Cemetery Manchester. Burial arrangements were by Brewster Funeral Service of Manchester Center.
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Martha Louise Codington
R.N
South Branch St
Bennington
Hanson- Walbridge
Sidney J. Lambert
First United Methodist Church
Codington
New Jersey
St. Paul’s
Manchester
Henry E. Dooley
Pittsfield
Mass
Dellwood Cemetery
Martin F. Clancy
James Heinel
Richard Schleicher
Michael Powers
James Comar
Dana Fowler
Howard Wilcox
Brewster Funeral Service
Manchester Center
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