Social Workers Need Many Skills In Modern Mental Health Program
A veteran pilot fears street walking, a runaway teen, a boy who sets fires, and a distressed young mother illustrate needs in modern mental health care. Margaret Hanifin, chief social worker at United Counseling Service, stresses the multi skill approach, case-work insight, and family support central to psychiatric social work. The piece notes Vermont’s 83 professional social workers and predicts large future demand, with thousands more needed in mental health across federal and voluntary programs. It also highlights Nancy, a six year old, as a typical case shaped by family stress and the role of social workers in education and preventive services.
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Margaret Hanifin
Cal
Vermont
National Association of Social Workers
Miss Hanifin
Iare
Nancy
Hanifin
United Counseling Service
Bennington Court Findings Highlight License Violations
In Bennington District Court on Wednesday multiple defendants faced traffic related charges. Stephen George Brown, 22, of Indian Orchard Mass pleaded guilty to driving to endanger and innocent to driving while suspended. Bail set at 100 dollars. details of his longtime license suspension to be reviewed. Everett Paul Squires, 50, East Arlington, guilty of driving with suspended license, received 30 day suspended sentence and probation until a 100 dollar fine is paid. John Benjamin Howland Jr., 18, North Adams, Mass, pled no contest to careless driving resulting in an accident, ordered to pay 35 dollars plus costs after a March 19 Dewey Street accident. Eric Laurance Martinsen, 24, Islip Terrace N Y, fined 35 dollars plus costs for careless and negligent driving after backing into another car in the First National lot. Clarence Andrew Hurley Jr., 26, Pownal, guilty to driving an uninspected car, fined 15 dollars plus costs from a March 24 stop on U S 7. David Morse Babson, 23, Bennington, fined 25 dollars plus costs after operating an uninspected vehicle March 20. alternate 10 days jail if fine not paid. Steven Edward Leonard, 17, North Pownal, guilty to operating an unregistered vehicle with plates not assigned, routine 15 dollar fine. Jacobson noted mail delays in license matters. Stratton, 19, North Branch Street Extension, fined 35 dollars plus costs for intelligent driving after River Road crash blamed on excessive speed. Margaret Louise Burns, 28, Shaftsbury, fined 15 dollars plus costs for operating an unregistered auto on East Road. Guardian William Jacobson said Leonard mailed registration transfer five days before police stop.
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Bennington District Court
Stephen George Brown
Indian Orchard
Mass
North Pownal
Brown
Atty
Carmody
Fienberg
Department of Motor Vehicles
Everett Paul Squires
East Arlington
U.S. 7
Pennington
Squire
John Benjamin Howland Jr
North Adams
Howland
Dewey Street Extension
Eric Laurance Martinsen
Islip Terrace
N.Y
First National
Bennington
Clarence Andrew Hurley Jr
Lincoln Street
Pownal
David Morse Babson
Beech St
Babson
Steven Edward Leonard
Montpelier
Leonard
Jacobson
Jay Carl Stratton
North Branch Street Extension
Stratton
Margaret Louise Burns
East Road
Shaftsbury
Fate of Vermont Children and Youth Committee in doubt
In Montpelier the Vermont House Appropriations Committee weighs testimony from Gerald Greenmore executive secretary and Aline Ward about the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth. The 32 member group, funded since 1963 by federal child welfare grants, faces funding shifts after July 1 1967. Greenmore argues the panel coordinates agencies and informs policy, while Ward stresses a state obligation to youth. The panel's budget rose to 17200 but was cut pending a bill to change its status to legislative sanction.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont House Appropriations Committee
Gerald Greenmore
Aline Ward
Moretown
Children and Youth Committee
Riverside Annex
Child Welfare Division
Social Welfare Department
Governor’s Committee
Greenmore
Appropriations Committee
Rep
Sanborn Partridge
R-Proctor
Dept. of Education
House
White House
Ward
The
Vermont School Directors Association
Partridge
Health Department
Community Action and Coop
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Hoff
Child and Youth Committee
House Social Welfare Committee
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Joseph Shaffe
Temple Beth el
Megillah
Haman
Persia
Murray Gropman
Saul Miller
Jerald Greenberg
Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas House
Co. E. Howard
Uvalde, Tex
UCS Board of Trustees
S. Whitney Dickey
William Browning
Joseph LoPiccolo
R. Marshall Witten
William Jacobson
Granth
Apie
Triple “‘S
Grand Union
Woolworth's
Bennington, VT
Palmer
Javery
South Street
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Sel Asani
Vermont Bank
Brattleboro
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Chester
Manchester Center
Eveready
Swift's Premium Protei
Walker
Bennington Potters
Vermont Leathers
Potters’ Yard
Regina
Roun
Pate
Crown
Electrik
Main Street
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