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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1962

Page

6

Mount Snow expands with pools and new lodge feature

Mount Snow Ski Area in West Dover boosts its appeal with two Japanese health pools attached to Snow Lake Lodge and a glassed in enclosure. The resort unveils a 46 acre Snow Dance slope, doubles base lodge size, and plans for 18 000 daily visitors. President Walter Schoenknecht cites talks with the Atomic Energy Commission about using nuclear blasts for earth moving, a notion echoed by Dr. Edward Teller though no specifics are given. A 50 acre residential development, larger parking, and possible gondola lift are also noted amid ongoing expansion.

West Dover Mount Snow Snow Lake Walter Schoenknecht Schoenknecht Atomic Energy Commission Edwin Teller

Jiminy Peak Unveils 63 Innovations for Season

HANCOCK Mass Jiminy Peak near Pittsfield expands access with a wider road larger parking area and redeveloped Route 22. T bar unloading area improved and ski school led by John Henderson on Saturdays and Sundays of operation.

Hancock Mass Jiminy Peak Pittsfield John Henderson

Hunter Ski School Headed by Plattner in Hunter NY

Hunter Mountain Ski School returns for a fourth year under Karl Plattner, ex Austrian National Team member and former instructor at Mount Snow and Boyne. He leads 15 instructors with Harry Meyer assisting, while Ericksen, a German Alpine champion, is connected to Boyne Mountain. The resort also completed a beginner area and new novice and intermediate trails.

Hunter, N.Y Hunter Mountain Karl Plattner Mount Snow Boyne Mountain Plattner Harry Meyer Stein Ericksen Ericksen

Okemo Expands Lifts and Appoints New Manager

Okemo introduces three Pomalofts on the mountain and doubles its base lodge. Daniel Leary becomes area manager after positions at Jay Peak. Leary is a Natur Teknik instructor and will offer private lessons alongside main ski instruction led by Jerry Hixon. Also new chalet development listed and use of TWX reporting for conditions.

Ludlow Okemo Daniel Leary Jay Peak Walter Foeger Leary Foeger Jerry Hixon Donald Cutter Hanover N.H Vermont Okemo Corporation

Stratton Ski Resort Moves Toward Year Round Plans

Stratton Mountain enters its second season with upgrades to access roads and lifts, a new novice trail, and cross country routes. A summit sun deck building rises atop the 3,800 foot peak as private chalets spread across West Hill and new lodges and motels prepare for increasing visitors. The ski school expands to 35 instructors on weekends and 15 on weekdays.

Stratton Stratton Mountain Vermont West Hill Stratton Mountain Inn Boston John Metcalfe Birkenhaus Emc Henrich Bondville Windhaus Fundador Rawsonville

Catamount Adds Steep Steeple Slalom Slope

Hillsdale New York Catamount ski area unveils Steeple the steepest Berkshire slope at 35 degrees cleared by patrol and school. It drops 1000 vertical feet and promises expert level fun while three T bars and a double chair support smoother operations Toni Matt leads ski school now with 25 instructors and a new summit platform for summer lift use.

Hillsdale N.Y Catamount Berkshire Toni Matt

Too Early To Predict Vermont Ski Season Revenue

Vermont officials say it is premature to estimate 1961 62 ski season revenue. Economic research chief William L. Wheaton notes weather and snow will determine if earnings surpass last year’s 30 million dollars. After a month’s progress a clearer forecast should emerge. Lodging and lift improvements promise stronger activity despite no new openings this season.

Montpelier Vermont State Development Department William L. Wheaton Department Wheaton

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