Toll Road Motor Inn Opens December in Manchester VT
Manchester Vermont prepares for the Toll Road Motor Inn on Vermont Route 11 two miles east of Manchester Center. Opening set for December 1, the 16 unit hotel includes eight suites with continental baths, seven dormitories, large guest rooms, and a heated indoor pool designed for year round use. Owners Samuel and Mrs. Katcher are from South Orange NJ. builder Peter L. Butynski Inc. Brattleboro. designer Charles H. Leach Jr. Manchester Depot.
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Manchester
Vermont
Manchester Center
Saratoga
Boston
Beau
Mount Equinox
Bromley Mountain
Samuel Katcher
South Orange
New Jersey
Peter L. Butynski, Inc
Brattleboro
Charles H. Leach, Jr
Manchester Depot
New Inn
Pamela Cottrells Eighth Birthday Party Honor
Walloomsac Mrs. George Cottrell entertained Saturday in honor of her daughter Pamela’s eighth birthday. The Altar Rosary Society held its first fall meeting Sept. 28 with Rev. Francis Starr leading in the Rosary at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Lena Beninati presided and named Catherine Miller, Mary Yankas, Mary Batza and Judy Burke to a nominating committee for officers to be elected Oct. 25. Dues will be collected and a white elephant sale held at that time.
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Altar Rosary
Altar Rosary Society
Francis Starr
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Lena Beninati
Catherine Miller
Mary Yankas
Mary Batza
Judy Burke
Costa Rica Sees Ash Enrich Soil After Irazu Eruption
Costa Rica faced twenty months of ash from Irazu after its March 1963 eruption. The dust damaged coffee crops and the dairy sector, drove thousands from farms, and fouled city operations. Geologist Cesar Dondoli estimates 80 million tons of ceniza fell, potentially boosting soil fertility and future crops for up to a decade.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert de Roos
National Geographic
de Roos
Lana
Irazu
Cesar Dondoli
University of Costa Rica
Dondoli
Little Republic
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rescue Squad Prepares For Fund Drive Push
Hoosick Falls New York The Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad led by chairman Royal Howard plans a final fund drive push on Monday night October 11. Volunteers will cover areas to collect coin cards distributed in May aiming to complete 90 percent of the drive in one night. Ambulance front view at the National Commercial Bank Main Street from 3 to 8 p.m. for advance coin card donations and signups for service.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Royal Howard
National Commercial Bank
Main Street
Leadership Conference Set for Bennington November
A three day adult leadership and community service training conference remains scheduled for November 5 through 7 at The Mountaineer near Mt. Snow. Registration closes October 27. Organizers include Extension Service PTA Bennington District Labor Council League of Women Voters and Council of Churches with Marie Bergquist as chair and staff led by Robert Mattuck and others from Goddard College and Drake University. Lectures and group discussions open the program with practice sessions under staff guidance.
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West Dover
Bennington County
Bennington Area
The
Mountaineer
Mt. Snowhere
Extension Service
PTA
Bennington District Labor Council
League of Women Voters and
Council of Churches
Neil Raudabaugh
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D.C
Hilgard Pannes
Goddard College
Hiram Hunn
Drake University
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Bennington
Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck lists weekly transfers. Notable deeds include Butler to Osgood on U.S. 7 parcels, Hewitt to Herrmann on Willow Road, Courtemanche to Walk on Park Street, Harris to Elwell and MorIarty on Main Street, Elwell on Town Road 114 to Mulvey, and Knapp on Caroline Drive to Carpenter.
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Bennington
Mary Hodeck
Leo
Gertrude M. B. Butler
U.S. 7
Ezekiel
Inez M. Cross
Dean W
Joan M. Osgood
Harold
Julia B. Hewitt
Willow Road
John M
Nancy J. Herrmann
Daniel A
Carol A
Courtemanche
Park Street
Ralph C
Marion K. Walk
Pownal
Earl J
Selma H. Harris
Main Street
North Bennington
Daniel L
Mary M. Moriarty
Francis K
Dorothea M. Elwell
Shaftsbury
Martha Guimond
Walloomsac River
Mt. Anthony
North Pownal students study Canada trip to St. Lawrence Seaway
Pupils in grades 5 and 6 at North Pownal School study Canada and the St. Lawrence Seaway and its impact on the United States. Richard Singleton, instructor, organized a field trip for October 16 to Eisenhower Locks Massena NY with Supt Leon Wagner’s approval. Depart North Pownal at 7 a.m. return 9 to 10 p.m. After viewing locks and nearby power project, a drive along the home route will proceed in Canada. Parents urged to return permission slips promptly.
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North Pownal School
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway Project
United States
Richard Singleton
Fisenhower Locks
Massena
N.Y
Leon Wagner
North
Pownal
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Toll Road Motor Inn
Marictiesier
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
George Cottrell
Pamela
Prestone
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Mutschler
Northern Homes
Morse & Butler
Morse & Butler, Inc
Bath & Home
North St
Dial
Shell
New Shell
U.S
Edwin Peterson
Harrison Ave
Marcel Langleis
Castle Hill
North Pownal
Marie Bergquist
Robert Mattuck
Roway
Agway
Max
Max Perrotta
Mgr
Lester H. Nichols Christian Education
First Baptist Church
Director of
Christian Education
Hartheimer Associates
Albany
Connecticut Valley Construction Corporation
Springfield
Griffin Electric
Charles Wade
Hamilton
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Osmopav Nat
John M. Moore
Arlington
Hodgson Homes & Lodges
Call Arlington
Dewey & Sons
McKinley Street
Esso
Watchdog
Inslow Plumbing and Heating Supply CO
Gerald E. Morrissey, Inc
General Contractors
Beech St
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