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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1965

Page

5

Employment in Vermont Up 10,000 in Two Years

Vermont shows a net job expansion of about 10 000 over two years with unemployment down 3 500. DES and Education joint programs boosted skilled training and employment across manufacturing and other sectors, with Burlington Rutland and White River Junction leading gains. Bennington added 150 jobs as overall unemployment fell 125 in the period.

Montpelier Vermont Department of Employment Security Bennington DES Department of Education DES In Burlington Rutland White River Junction

New Reference Book Adds Foundation Directory to Library

A new reference work from the Russell Sage Foundation, The Foundation Directory, lists 6 007 private foundations with assets over 14 billion and annual grants near 780 million. It details corporate names and addresses, assets, gifts, expenditures, grants, plus officers and trustees.

Foundation Russell Sage Foundation Corect

New York Art Critic To Speak at College

Max Kozloff, East Coast editor of Arts Forum, will give a public lecture at Bennington College on Monday night. The talk titled The Snowball Festival at the Second Congregational Church centers on Christmas customs.

New York Max Kozloff Bennington College Kozloff Second Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship of H. James Wallace Robert LaPorte Arthur Doxee Arts Forum Arts Magazine the Nation Partisan Review Art International Ad Reinhardt Kenneth Frampton School of Architecture Princeton University Chuck Ginniver Joe Brotherton Brotherton the College William Turnbull

Murder Trial Venue Changed in Lyndonville Shooting Case

The murder trial of 72 year old Lyndonville barber Ellis Metevier moves from St. Johnsbury to Montpelier. Metevier faces first degree murder charges in the July 9 shooting of Lyndonville Police Chief Alexander Fontecha, 45. Judge Donald E. O'Brien granted the venue change due to high publicity and the forthcoming trial.

ST. Johnsbury UPD Lyndonville Ellis Metevier Montpelier Metevier Alexander Fontecha Donald E. O’brien Caledonia County

4-H Panel on Mastitis Workshop in Bennington County

The Bennington County 4-H Dairy Committee sponsors a mastitis prevention and control workshop on Saturday afternoon December 4 at High Winds Farm Shaftsbury. It welcomes 4-H and non 4-H dairy youth from the county with speakers John Page and Robert Treat. The session begins at 1 30 p.m.

Bennington County 4-H Dairy Project High Winds Farm Fred Bishop Shaftsbury John Page Robert Treat DVM Manchester Merritt E. Morey West Rupert

Winter Car Starting Tips From Chicago Motor Club

winter car starting guidance to ease cold weather starts. Do not grind starter. limit use to 30 to 45 seconds per attempt with 30 to 60 second rests. After start, idle to warm engine and avoid racing a cold motor. Flooding may occur if accelerator is pumped. wait after flooding. Add grain alcohol or approved additive to every other full tank to prevent gas line freezing. In traffic, keep car in neutral with accelerator to conserve battery when lights wipers and heater run.

Chicago UPI Arc Chicago Motor Club

Bennington College Dance Division schedules fall term workshop

The Bennington College Dance Division presents three performances of its fall term Dance Workshop at 8 30 p m Nov 30 Dec 1 and 2 in the college theater with free admission. New work Vintage Riff by Jack Moore features 12 dancers including Moore and Martha Wittman. The program also includes five senior student works and several duets and solo pieces by named students and faculty. Following performances, dancers travel to New York City for a Dec 5 concert at the YM YWHA Dance Center. Thirty six appearances are planned across a winter tour with master classes and demonstrations and concert performances in the New York New England area and as far as North Carolina Virginia Wisconsin.

The Schaffer Society, Inc Wall Street Schenectady New York Bennington Bennington College College Theater Jack Moore Moore Martha Wittman Susan Slovak Arthur Ruth Bauer Susanne Snyder Marc Ozanich David Krohn New York City New England North Carolina Virginia Wisconsin

Spectacular growth projected for New England by 2020

WALTHAM Mass Army Engineers project population rising to 25.2 million and nonfarm jobs to 10.4 million across the six New England states by 2020 in the Protective Economic Studies of New England. Col Edward J Ribbs says results will aid flood control power water and recreation planning within the Connecticut River Basin as the 1969 comprehensive studies prepare water resource development guidelines through 2020.

Waltham Mass New England Army Engineers Corps of Engineers Arthur D. Little, Inc Connecticut River Basin Senate Department of Agriculture Connecticut River Edward J. Ribbs State House State University

Vermont State Employes Association names Ralph Cathrew staff representative

Montpelier Vermont The Vermont State Employes Association Inc has named Ralph S Cathrew to the new post of staff representative from about 45 candidates The job covers field work statewide to improve internal working practices between members local units and the Montpelier home office Cathrew born July 18 1914 in Verdun Canada moved to Springfield Mass at age 12 He has worked at Monsanto Casellia Venable Corp Mingella Machinery Woods Construction Equipment and Supply Inc in South Burlington He will begin duties Nov 29 1965 and is a town selectman in Williamstown He is active in several fraternal and religious groups

Montpelier Vermont State Employes Association Inc Ralph S. Cathrew G.L. Harvey VSEA Cathrew Vermont Verdun P.Q Canada Springfield Mass Monsanto Chemical Co., Inc

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