United Boards Endorse Vermont Mental Health Planning Plan
The United Boards of Community Mental Health Agencies endorsed the Vermont Plan for Establishing and Operating a Mental Health Planning System at its annual meeting in Montpelier. The group urged careful use of state and federal funds and emphasized ongoing evaluation and broader service considerations. James Laubach was reelected president with Sonja Hackel and Elizabeth Baker also reappointed to leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Boards Group
Montpelier
United Boards of Community Mental Health Agencies
Department of Health
Vermont
United Boards
Ubcmha
Department of Mental Health
James Laubach
Brattleboro
Sonja Hackel
Rutland
Elizabeth Baker
Middlebury
G. D. Errion
Newport
Mrs. Hackel
Kennedy Visits Ancestral Kennedy Homestead in Ireland
President Kennedy tours the ancestral home in Ireland amid a massive Dublin welcome. Posters reading Welcome Home John Kennedy greet the motorcade as Irish crowds line streets and flags fly everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
John Kennedy
U.S
Matthew McCloskey
Sean
John
Shawn
Parking Fine Delinquents Face Court Summonses
Bennington Village to send notices within two weeks to 34 parking meter delinquents who have not paid fines risking Municipal Court summons. Village Attorney John H. Williams II reported 68 delinquents, 30 paid, 2 paying installments, 2 moved away. Total outstandings $168 with $97 collected, $49 due, $11 in installments, and $11 owed by movers. Three warrants issued earlier for five or more tickets have been settled. Williams aims to finish collection soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
John H. Williams II
Williams
State Roundup House rejects road transfer bill and more
The House narrowly defeats a bill to move 2300 miles of aid roads to the state highway system, with sponsor Rep. Joseph Moore arguing $2 million saved could fund education. Senate and House clash on workers compensation and school construction funding as conference committees meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moore
Plymouth
House
Senate
W. Clark Hutchinson
LoPiccolo Named Director of Counseling Service
LoPiccolo will officially assume the UCS director post on July 1 after serving as acting director since McDowell’s departure two weeks ago. The Boston native, 29, aims to clarify UCS objectives and services in child guidance family counseling and mental health with referrals mainly from physicians clergy and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
LoPiccolo
UCS
Boston
Boston English High School
Boston College
School of Social Work
Veterans Administration Hospital
Brockton
Mass
VA Mental Hygiene Clinic
Lowell
Boston Catholic Family Counseling Service of
Medical Service Corps
U.S. Air
Blood Donors Give 93 Pints at Bennington County Drive
A total of 104 people offered to donate blood, but 11 failed medical checks, producing 93 pints collected on a hot summer day. Nine first timers and nine with rare O negative blood joined donors, with 59 donating without appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Parmelee
County Red Cross
Burlington
Greater Bennington Schools Meeting to Fill 3 Board Posts
The annual meeting of the Greater Bennington Schools Inc. tonight at Molly Stark School will elect a Prudential Committee member and two Mt. Anthony Union High School District directors. Milton Pinsker faces Marion C. Taylor for a one year union seat, Norman Stratton seeks a three year term unopposed, and Harriet M. Davis is unopposed for re election as Prudential Committee Chair.
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Prudential Committee
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Greater Bennington Schools Inc
Molly Stark
Milton Pinsker
East
Julia K. Nash
Franklin P. Jones
Union
United Counseling Service
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Molly Stark School
Obituary notices and local notices from Bennington area
Obituaries include Lyla M. Williams of West Sand Lake aged 77 with connections to Bennington and Manchester Center, and Col Richards M Bristol ret 56 Bennington West Point graduate with services at Ft Myer Arlington. Other notes cover Mrs G Brenton Fisk 59 Bennington College secretary, local funeral arrangements, and civic notices plus community events and appointments.
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Lyla M. Williams
West Sand Lake
N.Y
Lyla May (Rice) Williams
Bennington
Samaritan
Carl Rinaldi
Williams
Rebekah Lodge
The
Baptist Church
Kenneth
Clifford Hewes
Manchester Depot
Rinaldi
William Themelis
Earl Williams
Manchester Center
Brewster Funeral Home
Factory Point Cemetery
Col. Richards M. Bristol
Richards M. Bristol
Wes Point
March Air Force Base
California
Los Altos
Calif
Bennington High School
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
U. S. Army
USAF
Eunice White
Arling
Democrats Meet At 8 Tonight In Bennington
The Bennington Town Democratic Committee will meet at 8 p.m. today at the County Court house to select recommended candidates for selectman to fill the vacancy created by Clay ton Daigneault whose resignation takes effect July 1. The remaining two board members Leon R. Eldred and Richard Van Santvoord asked the committee to make the recommendations. They will appoint a successor to Daigneault who will serve until town elections next March.
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Bennington Town
Democratic Committee
Clayton Daigneault
Leon R. Eldred
Richard van Santvoord
Daigneauilt
Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth Announcements
Hospital notes list admissions including Alex Ogilvie and Katherine Allard and discharges for Mrs. Peggy Morin and her son, and several others across Hoosick Falls Shaftsbury East Arlington Dorset Manchester and North Branch Street Extension with numerous births on June 2 and June 26. Names include Joseph Harrirfe ton Donald F Ziter Harold Legacy Raymond Rows land and families from 2321 School St 15 First St and local towns.
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Peggy Morin
Jean Decker
Hoosick Falls
Phyllis Cross
Shaftsbury
Rickey King
Daniel Ibey
Deborah Ibey
Neil Lachant
Bennington
Audrey
Vanessa Wells
Dorset
Joanne Petiit
Jill Snow
Pownal
Lucille Morse
East Arlington
Joseph Harrirfeton
Manchester
Donald F. Ziter
School St
Haroldj
North Branch Street
Raymond
First St
Riley Heads School Board in Bennington District
Franklin A. Riley of 250 West Main Street was elected president of the Bennington Graded School District board of trustees at the organizational meeting after the district meeting Tuesday night. Ronald R. Knapp of 137 Burges Road was named vice president and elected to a three year term. Mrs. T. Reed Moninger of 334 Elm Street was elected board secretary.
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Franklin A. Riley
W. Main St
Bennington Graded School
Riley
John P. Riddle
Onald R. Knapp
Burges2 Rd
Knapp
T. Reed Moninger
Elm St
Dale Carnegie
Paradise
Bennington Lions Club
Cyril Bluto
North Bennington
Leonard H. Brown
Wilmington
Edward Colvin
Shaftsbury
Betty LaBonte
E. Main St
Frederick T. Butler
North St
Lions Club
Thomas Burke
Springfield
Mass
Myrton Edson
North Walpole
N.H
Lloyd
Adler Must Quit District Post
A Banner error claimed David Adler of Pownal would not resign as Bennington Southwest District director after defeat. The correction states he must resign the position but will keep the vice president post of the Bennington County unit and stay on Mt. Anthony Union School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Adler
Pownal
Bennington
Adler
Bennington County
Vermont State School Directors Association
Mt. Anthony Union
BCHS To Ban Student Cars
A letter from Rev. Vin cent J. Spinelli, Bennington Catholic High School principal, announces a policy banning student driving to school starting September. Fr Spinelli says the rule will be strictly enforced and aims to keep students safe. Bus transportation is provided for out of town and out of state students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Catholic High School
Vincent J. Spinelli
Spinelli
Local Knights pick new officers in council election
J Russell Carpenter Jr becomes deputy grand knight and Robert E Cummings Jr is elected chancellor after corrections to The Banner story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Carpenter Jr
Knights of Columbus
Robert E. Cummings Jr
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Bennington Banner
Novotny
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
United States
Miss Novotny
Towers
East Europe
London
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Britain
Asst. Secretary of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Department of Defense Investigation
Fed
Dow-Jones Bache & Co
Albany
Sukiaki
Kyu Sakamoto
Tom Glazer
Detroit City
Bobby Bare
Harry the Hairy Ape
Ray Stevens
Elvis Presley
Blowin
Peter, Paul & Mary P
Bobby Vinton
String Along
Rick Nelson
Noveck
Shultz No
Main St. Bennington
Joseph Lopiccolo JR
Counseling
Glendon G, Ayer
Leo R. Boutin
Harold H. Cook
Stanley C. Farymarz
Frances Lillie
Gilbert R. Mattison
Putnam Hospital
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Ill
University of Illinois
Putnam Memorial Hospital
National Association of Social Workers
Knights of Colume«bus
Greater Bennington
Lee
Lawrence R. McGaughey
Santa Ana
Cal
Spurgeon Memorial Methodist Church
Holyoke
Colo
G. Brenton Fisk
Williamstown
Bennington College
North Adams Hospital
Williamstown High School
Bliss Business College
North Adams
Vanderpoel Adriance
Williams College
Barbara Crandall
William H. Kasten
New York City
Haynes Corners
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Walter B. Cook Inc
Bronx
Bennington Briefs
Putnam Hose Co
River Street
John Stone Jr
School Street
Yankee Drummer Motel
Auburn, Mass
Alan E. Evens
Willard Goyette
Vermont Optometric Association
Prospect House
Lake Bomoseen
Walter H. Johnson
St. Albans
Richard E. Revillax
Richard Parnigoni
Barre
Albert E. Barcelow
South Royalton
Donald M. Unger
Philip S. Unger
West Arlington
Education Department
Suffolk University
Europe
Lapland
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Sigmund I, Kaufman
Temple Beth el
WBTN
VFW
Harold Dean
Iron Kettle
Alex Ogilvie
Katherine Allard
Woolworth's
Woolworth’s Store
Porterhouse Club
Gage St
BCHS
Mercury
Bennington Garage Corp
Benningtor
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