Toolan Outlines UCS Psychiatrist Role at Bennington Meeting
Dr James M Toolan UCS psychiatric consultant told the UCS Board of Directors that research education and clinical work must all be part of the agency s functions to avoid stagnation. He spoke during the board s monthly session on the psychiatrist s role in a social agency and expressed hope to begin implementing the integrated program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCS Board
James Toolan
Old Bennington
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
UCS Board of Directors
Margaret Buckley
John W. Cleary
S. Whitney Dickey
Leroy Marsden
Cleveland E. Dodge
Ralph I. Larson
W. Earle Forman
Resch
United Counseling Service of
James M. Toolan
Toolan
UCS Psychia
Tric
National Institute of Health
Putnam Memorial Hospital
State Hospital
Waterbury
Putnam Hospital
Robert D. Stout
Bennington
Courts
State’s Attorney’s Office
UCS
UCS Lists Seven Top Problems of Bennington for Planners
The United Counseling Service of Bennington County pinpoints seven local problem areas for the Bennington Regional Planning Commission as it builds a master plan for Bennington and its three villages. Issues include coordination of welfare agencies, day care for working mothers, abolishing the overseer of the poor, lack of public kindergarten outside two districts, need for regional vocational training, seasonal unemployment impacts, and consolidation of municipal government units.
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UCS
Bennington
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
State Department of Welfare
The
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Activities and Updates
The seventh Dale Carnegie class session at Bennington Elementary School honors Med ric Grover Walter Dunham and Charles Larson for prizes. Bennington Catholic High School senior John McDonald wins admission to the University of Miami for next fall. Community events include St Patrick's dinner dance planning at Mt Anthony Country Club and a rummage sale at K of C hall. An incident at the high school left Michael Corcoran with a broken nose. Advice on the YMCA pool danger and a Well Baby clinic at the elementary school are noted. UCS receives 161200 from legislature via Sen. Oakes, boosting budgets. board delays John Jayski film and plans May board meeting.
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Joseph Wiseman
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union School Board
Bennington Catholic High School Board
Dale Carnegie
Bennington
Medric Grover
Walter Dunham
Charles Larson
John McDonald
Union Street
Bennington Catholic High School
University of Miami
Coral Gables, Fla
St. Patrick’s
Mt. Anthony Country Club
J. C. Jerome
David Morris
Brad Riley
Alex Mahar
Michael Corcoran
North Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
James S. Shea
Corcoran
Toolan
Joseph LoPiccolo
UCS
James L. Oakes
Windham County
Lo Piccolo
John Jayski
Bradford Smith
Shaftsbury
Case Policy
Pizza House Fire Damages Kitchen At Bennington Corner
A morning fire at the Pizza House on the Gage Saf ford corner caused about 3000 in damage to the kitchen and part of the dining room. The blaze started in the kitchen with unknown cause, and fire crews from Bennington responded at 1 45 am aided by the Rescue Squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizza House
Gage and
Safford Streets
Bennington
YMCA Directors Hear Reports At Meeting
The Bennington Area YMCA board met Tuesday with Dr. W. Philip Giddings presiding. Reports from secretary and treasurer were accepted, committee appointments announced, and a World Service meeting report reviewed.
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Bennington Area
Ymca Board of Directors
W. Philip Giddings
Waldo C. Holden
New England
YMCA
Coffee Chains For Hospital Benefit Spread Countywide
The Women's League of Putnam Memorial Hospital benefits from countywide coffee chains organized by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El. Co chairs Mrs Jerald Greenberg and Mrs Abraham Moskovitz thank participants and urge donations via treasurer Mrs Charles Fienberg at 208 Washington Ave.
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Women’s League of Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sisterhood
Temple Beth el
Jerald Greenberg
Abraham Moskovitz
Cochairmen
Charles Fienberg
Washington Ave
Look Beyond Your Day-to-Day Business Keyworth urges GBA Merchants
J Gordon Keyworth urged Bennington Downtown Merchants to unite and promote the village core. Speaking at the GBA Downtown Merchants Division breakfast, the WBTN engineer warned of rising competition from fringe stores and urged cooperation to address common problems.
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Keyworth
GBA
J. Gordon Keyworth
Bennington
Greater Bennington Association
Downtown Merchants Division
WBTN
Foreign aid plan slashes workers and reshapes growth
President Johnson outlined a foreign aid strategy to cut 1,200 staff by year end, boost efficiency, and focus 3.4 billion dollars on high impact areas. He urged use of private enterprise, added tax credits, and international burden sharing while pushing donors toward self sufficiency. Local merchants were urged to embrace promotions as downtown plans unfold.
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David Bell
Agency For International Development
Johnson
Reuben Levin Seeks Title With Record High Write-Ins
Reuben Levin, former village attorney of Bennington, laments his appeal loss as a candidate while noting records for highest and lowest write-in votes. He cites 333 write-ins in 1942 and recalls 200 unsticky stickers from a printing error during that campaign. Police report Elmer Dwyer injured in a Valentine Street crash with Stephen Labanowski. Levin received one write-in vote in the latest village meeting but lost to John H. Williams II.
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Reuben Levin
Bennington
Levin
Bennington Village
Leonard Morrison
State Armory
Elmer Dwyer
Morgan St
Main
Valentine Streets
John H. Williams II
Obituaries for Jane Gordy and Consuelo Marcussen
North Bennington Miss Jane Miles Gordy died at her Overlea Road home. Funeral services are pending at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with family attendance Friday night. A further obituary appears in Friday's Banner. Huntington N Y Consuelo Marcussen daughter of Sylvia Troncoso died March 17. Services set for 10 a m Friday at Moritz Funeral Home Tappan New York.
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North Bennington
Jane Miles Gordy
Wilbur F
Ann (McCarthy) Gordy
Overlea Road
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Huntington
N.Y
Consuelo Marcussen
Sylvia Troncoso
Canon Court
Bennington
Moritz
Tappan
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in New York Area
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Marion Nichols Master Peter DeBell Clyde Sherman Mrs Mary Becker Miss Shirley Maynard and others across Bennington Hoosick Falls Eagle Bridge Shaftsbury and North Bennington. Birth notices report a son born March 18 to Mr and Mrs Robert Tobin and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Long of 115 River Street.
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Marion Nichols
Peter DeBell
Clyde Sherman
Mary Becker
Shirley Maynard
Bennington
Margaret Weyers
North Powe Nal
Steven Richard
Regis Mayhew
Judith Herrmann
Violet Dufresne
Rodger Pratt
Joan
William Ogilvie
Hoosick Falls
Vivian Matte
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Richard Houle
Shaftsbury
Robert Tobin
North Bennington
Robert Long
River St
Durand Named To Blue Shield Board in Vermont New Hampshire
Dr Oliver H Durand of Bennington an internist was elected to the board of the New Hampshire Vermont Blue Shield Plan at the annual meeting in Concord New Hampshire He joins new president Dr John F Daly and new vice president Dr James S Jessup Other new directors include Dr James M Ballou Dr H Carmer Van Buren Lloyd Conery Dr Edward B French and others
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Concord
N.H
Oliver H. Durand
Bennington
Blue Shield
New Hampshire
Vermont
John F. Daly
Burlington
Clinton R. Mullins
Daly
UVM School of Medicine
Knox Colege
Northwestern University
University of Pennsylvania
Durand
Francois L. Herrick
Beneington County Medical Society
James S. Jessup
Laconia
Jessup
Laconia Clinic
James M. Ballou
Keene, N.H
H. Carmer van Buren
Lloyd Conery
East Wolfeboro
New Hampshire Farm Bureau Federation
Edward B. French
Hyde Park
Vermont Leads in National Manpower Development Program
Vermont holds a top national position in the Manpower Development and Training program, with more funds committed than many states. Since September 1962, over $700,000 has been approved for 15 projects, serving 470 trainees across 14 occupations, funded for instruction and trainee allowances.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Stella B. Hackel
Hackel
Nevada
Alaska
Wyoming
Delaware
U.S
Veremont
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Community Welfare Council
Joseph Lo Piccolo
Bennington Briefs
Leonard S. Black
St. Francis de Sales
K of C Hall
John Stone
Park Street
Cindy Williams
Betsy Walsh
Priscilla’s Beauty Shoppe
South Branch St
Adv
Robert Hayes
Frank Silvernail
Roy Marsden
Daisy Stickles
Lynn Davis
Janice Burt
Holden
John P. Riddle
Rainer Degenhardt
Janet Hayes
Karen Bowmaker
Black and Riddle
New England Area Council of Ymca
Springfield Mass
Dr. Giddings
Clement P. Gilchrist
Secretary of State
Merchhants
Downe Town
Reuben
Main and
Valentine
Dwyer
Valentine Street
Stephen Labanowski
Labanowski
Main Street
Jane M. Gordy
Williamstown
Jack Lemmon
Javery
South Street
Call
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H, Page
R.S
Maine
Mass
St. Patrick’s Day
Thomas R. Haley
Gage St
George Ryan
Pratt St
Detroit
American Motors
Ryan
Haley
Williams and Bugbee Inc
Joseph F. Latif
Branch Street
Williams and Bugbee
Buckler
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Harte Theatre
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Paul Newman
Armour Star
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