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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1976
Page
7
A reader requests guidance on repairing damaged wood. The column outlines methods and materials for veneer chips, burns, and cracks using lacquer sticks, wood plastic, putty sticks, wood putty, and water putty. Also covers cleaning soot, failed glazing, radiator covers, ceiling cracks, soot removal danger, and plumbing noise with a bulletin offer.
Fritz Dillman designed the Olympia Motor Lodge which opened October 1. James V. Horrigan and Jack Heaton financed with Catamount National Bank and the SBA. Mr and Mrs Stadlmayer now of Winhall operate the 24 unit motel with a swimming pool, cocktail lounge, and dining room.
The piece outlines California and national efforts to strengthen artists rights including a new California law granting a 5 percent royalty on sales over $1,000 during an artist’s lifetime, the push for federal copyright privileges, tax reform to favor living artists, and notable donations like Armand Hammer’s $3.25 million Rembrandt gift for tax relief.
The Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce and the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union sponsor the first annual Business and Industry Education Day on Tuesday October 19. Morning tours of local plants and firms precede a noon buffet lunch at Mt Anthony High School. A 1:30 pm keynote by Harrison W Moore and Fred Phillips kicks off eight discussion sessions on topics from marketing to financing. Reservations are requested via the Chamber.
Parliament member Akepa Miakwe warns inflation is inflating the price of ceremonial skulls in the eastern highlands near Goroka. Costs have risen from about 260 to 6560 dollars as coffee profits flood cash into local communities, fueling extravagant tribal purchases.
Transfer details show Frederick W. Cross of Burlington moving 8.02 acres on Blueberry Hill to Francis K. and Mary V. Savio of Bennington for 12000 dollars. Others include Richard J. Gallant and Betty A. Gallant selling a Shaftsbury house and corner lot to Richard G. and Teresa Borden for 35000 dollars.
Richard Watson of 104 Butter Road Bennington was honored by John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co as a regional sales leader. He joined 112 other representatives from the northeastern region at the Regional Honor Club Conference in Montreal October 8 to 11, celebrating sales achievement across 20 district offices.
Robert E. Normandie district manager Rutland Social Security office says the office will be closed Monday for Columbus Day and again Monday, October 25 for Veterans Day.
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