Vermont Surpasses New England in Job Growth This Year
Vermont reports 6.3 percent overall nonfarm wage growth from September last year, leading New England and the nation. Manufacturing up 11.1 percent year over year, with weekly factory earnings at 93.29 dollars, up 6.76 dollars. Rhode Island tops New England in wage gains at 8.2 percent.
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Montpelier
Vermont
New England
Stella B. Hackel
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Green Mountain
Ted Seavers Honored At Testimonial Dinner
More than 175 people gathered at the Congregational Church in Rutland to honor Carol and Ted Seaver during a testimonial dinner return from Mississippi where they helped run the Medgar Evers Neighborhood Guild. Vermont in Mississippi Corp officials and Gov. Hoff aides attended as speakers praised their community leadership and democracy work. The event highlighted the Poor Peoples Corp and a fund drive seeking $9,000 for the center’s programs and operations.
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Rutland
Congregational Church
Carol
Ted Seaver
Vermont
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Vermont In Mississippi Corp
Irving Adler
Shaftiebury
VIM
Philip Hoff
Benjamin Collins
St. Johnsbury
Collins
Adler
Seavers
Seaver
Mississippi
Ver
Medgar Evers Neighborhood Guild
Jackson Miss
Shaftsbury
Ringheiser
Citizenship Short Course Offered For 4-H Members
Capitol week long Citizenship Short Course to train 18 to 25 year olds in informed citizenship runs Feb 27 through March 4 1966 at the National 4-H Club Center. Program includes speakers tours gov ernment visits group discussions and leadership for farm youth church groups and civic clubs. Cost around 50 dollars plus Washington travel. For details contact Bennington County Extension Office or call 442-5046.
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Capitol Hill
Church
YMCA
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scouts
IFYE
Peace Corp
Washington
Bennington County
Bennington
Northrydyng Mystery Plays staged at Bennington College
Five performances of The Northrydyng Mystery Plays directed by Paul Gray will run December 9 to 13 at Bennington College Barn Studio Theatre. In Middle English, the medieval plays feature creations, Noah, Moses and Pharaoh, the Annunciation, Lazarus, Herod the Great, and more, with free but ticketed admission.
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Drama Division
Moneday
Bennington College
Catharine Osgood Foster
Ensemble Guild
Barn Studio Theatre
Noah
Sace
Isaac
Moses and
Pharaoh
Lazarus
Herod the Great
Paul Gray
Victor Bumbalo
Margaret Snider
Gretchen Gray
Alan Ormsby
Mary Ann Sanford
Barn Studio
Co-operative
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First National Bank of
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Ted Seavers
Poor Peoples Corp
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Colorado
Gerber 'S Baby Food
U.S.D.A
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California
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del Monte
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