Photofinishing Shop To Open on North Street
Michael Capriola 38 formerly of Port Chester N.Y. opens Bennington Photo Service at 106 North St in the former Remco Heating and Insulation Co building. Black and white film processed on site next day. color work sent out taking five to seven days. Also sells cameras supplies and offers photocopying photostating and document laminating. Capriola who started in business at 19 sold his Port Chester shop to retire to Vermont plans to open in September.
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North St
Remco Heating and Insulation Co
Michael Capriola
Port Chester
N.Y
Bennington
Capriola
Vermont
Washington Avenue
Home Demonstration Notes on Preschool Child Care
Marion S Harris reports on licensing proposals for day care and preschools, the Governors' Committee push for a Department of Education consultant, and forthcoming guidelines. Also discusses food education, nutrition, and practical tips including freezing tomatoes with USDA guidance and tips for homemakers.
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Senate
House
Governors’ Committee On Children
State Board of Education
Department of Education
Superintendents’ Association
Kindergarten Association
Anna Wilson
Vermont Real Estate magazine debuts in Montpelier
Vermont Skiing, Inc. launches Vermont Real Estate a 32 page color magazine priced at 25 cents with a 20 000 circulation aimed at out of staters. It features county by county rural land values from the University of Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station and plans a 64 page supplement for January.
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Montpelier
Vermont Real Estate
Vermont Skiing, Inc
L. Samuel Miller
Vermont
Miller
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Vermont
Vermont Skiing
State Development Department
New Luxury Hotel Planned for Sugarbush Village
Plans announce a 76 bed Hotel Sugarbush in Sugarbush Village at the Valley ski lifts. Designed by William Cowles Jr. the hotel will feature 30 luxury doubles four dormitories a lounge card room seating and recreation spaces. A linked restaurant and discotheque for 80 diners will be built with Kenneth R. Baird as contractor. Estimated cost 250000 with completion by December 1 1965 for the upcoming ski season.
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Warren
Sugarbush Village
Sugarbush Valley
William Cowles Jr
A.I.A
Shelburne
Hotel
Sugarbush
Damon Gadd
Sugarbush Valley Corp
Stein Eriksen
Jack Murphy
Eriksen
UVM Trustees Accept $1 Million in Grants and Gifts
The University of Vermont trustees approved gifts, grants, and scholarships totaling over $1 million. Major allocations include NSF and Public Health Service funding for instructional equipment, research, and professorial fellowships across physics, chemistry, engineering, medicine, psychiatry, and entomology, plus additional contributions from federal agencies and private foundations for summer institutes and student research programs.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
National Science Foundation
Donald Forgays
Reginald V. Milbank
Wilfred Roth
William White
NSF
Ree
Erling W. Chamberlain
William Macmillan
Dean Macmillan
U.S. Public Health Service
Darewood Smith
George A. Schumacher
Rufus Morrow
John S. Hanson
Thomas J. Boag
Boag
Public Health Service
John F. Watson
George B. MacCollum
Wesley L. Nyborg
Richard W. Glade
Wilhelm Raab
John Schneller
Ted B. Flanagan
Thomas J. Baag
Donald M. Eldred
Robert C. Woodworth
U.S. Office of Education
Samuel Hand
14th Lumberjack Roundup To Feature Morgans Too
MONT PELIER The 14th annual Vermont Lumberjack Roundup at Lake Dunmore August 20 and 21 promises to be the highest and best yet. For the first time the Morgan horse will reign supreme with a program featuring top Morgans from Vermont and national winners. Dr. Donald Balch of the University of Vermont Morgan Horse Farm will lead the Friday events from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with independent breeders from across the state. The show includes Kelly Stanley the world’s fastest lumberjack from Washington state, along with grease pole climbing log rolling timber topping and other popular logging events for a two day program.
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Mont Pelier
Vermont
Lake Dunmore
Donald Balch
University of Vermont
Morgan Horse Farm
Kelly Stanley
Washington State
New England Contracts Dip In June Dodge Report Says
New England June construction contracts totaled 230.259 million, down 25 percent from June 1964. Cumulative six month total reached 1.191 billion, 1 percent below last year, with nonbuilding off sharply due to a drop in electrical power system work. Manufacturing contracts rose 39 percent and nonresidential building held at 86.444 million, 2 percent below 1964.
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New England
Dodge Report
Boston
Mass
John Davidson
F.W. Dodge Company
McGraw- Hill, Inc
Dodge
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Main St
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Dial
Tel
Mutschler Hardwood Kitchens
Northern Homes
Morse
Butler
Mutschler
Griffin Electric
Morse & Butler, Inc. Designers & Builders
Bath & Home
Marion S. Harris
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Magazine
London
UPI
Star
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
General Contractors
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Discoteque
Kenneth R. Baird
UVM
BWR UN
Vermont Corporati
Northhampton
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