Rev. F B Wolf Named UCS President at Bennington Meeting
The Rev Frederick B Wolf rector of St Peter's Episcopal Church was elected president of the United Counseling Service of Bennington County at the annual meeting held Monday night about 150 people attended. The meeting heard Dr Marjorie Townsend discuss Vermont mental health history and the UCS reported a 1963 64 year balance sheet of 54714 04 with major income from state funds schools and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Mr. Wolf
Dorothy Hager
North Bennington
UCS
Paradise Restaurant
Marjorie M. Townsend
Northeast Guidance Clinic
Montpelier
Vermont
Manchester
R. Marshall Witten
Norton Barker
Putnam Hospital
Helene W. Toolan
UCS - Putnam Hospital Alliance
Barber
State of Vermont
Waterbury
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Pownal
Arlington
Dorset
Readsboro
Rupert
Peru
Woodford
Sunderland
Winhall
Stamford
Searsburg
Sandgate
Brattleboro
Danby
Hoosick Falls
Jamaica
North Adams
Rutland
South Londonderry
West Pawlet
Whitingham
Wilmington
Townsend
Federal Aid Hinges on Sign Law Enforcement in Vermont
Montpelier highway officials urge tighter enforcement of federal and state sign encroachment rules to protect Vermont federal aid funds. Russell A. Holden notes the highway department will assist the secretary of state in removing ads from highway rights of way and establishing boundaries amid staff limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Russell A. Holden
Holden
Vermont
Howard E. Armstrong
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Department
Secretary of State
Armstrong
Church Women Convene For May Fellowship
The May Fellowship Meeting of the Bennington Council of United Church Women met at Second Congregational Church in Bennington with a covered dish luncheon. Fifty five attended as contributions for the Waterbury Hospital Bazaar were collected and more donations are invited through June 1 including toilet items cosmetics tobacco candy gum handkerchiefs scarves neckties and costume jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Lawrence Larrowe
United Church Women
Springfield
the Church
Albert D. Day
John Irons
John Mason
Paul Crane
Paul Bohne
Dean Hanson
Richard Leake III
Alex Thomson
Dow Chemical Reports First Quarter 1964 Sales Rise
Dow Chemical Co. shows first quarter 1964 sales of 246.2 million and net income 21.2 million or 0.72 per share, up from 224.1 million and 18.7 million in 1963. Earnings before taxes were 38.5 million, with 17.3 million in taxes. depreciation and amortization at 24.0 million. Robert B. Bennett cited better conditions and a 10 percent sales gain and 14 percent EPS rise. Shares outstanding 29.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Bennett
Dow
States Approve Day-Care Plans By 1963 End
United States Children’s Bureau reports that by year end 1963, 43 states had approved day-care plans covering various activities for children, reflecting broad adoption of organized child care programs across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Local League Sets Planning Focus For Year In Bennington
The League of Women Voters of Bennington outlines themes for the coming year including comprehensive regional planning and unification of town and village governments with study of the town manager system. New two year board members include Mrs. Edward Levin and others with a 1964 65 nominating committee led by Mrs. Arthur Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of
Bennington
Paradise Restaurant
League
Edward Levin
Allan J. Heath
H.M. Henry
Charles Tilgner
Clarence Howard
Arthur Taylor
Thomas Foster
Kent Lawson
Mental Health Boards Meet in Rutland Brandon
Rutland and Brandon mental health boards announce two upcoming meetings. An executive board conference on May 6 at Brandon Training School will cover annual meeting plans and past year accomplishments. A May 27 Rutland publicity committee meeting at Royal's Heartside Restaurant aims to raise public awareness of member agencies and mental health services. Attending Rutland meeting were leaders from Family Guidance Services Brattleboro Northeast Family Counseling Bennington United Counseling St Albans Human Relations Springfield Franklin County Burlington Addison County Middlebury Rutland County Family Life Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Brattleboro
Boards of Civil Authority
State Hospital
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Department of Public Welfare
Townsend
Allan J. Heath
Bennington
Department of Health
Montpelier
UCS
Washington
UPD
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Alabama
George Wallace
Leo Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
Wallace
Rutland
United Boards of Community Mental Health
United Boards
Brandon
Royal’s
Heartside
Prouse’s
J. H. Laubach Jr
Family Guidance Services of
Gerald D. Errion
Northeast Family Counseling Service of
Newport
A. J. MacDonald
United Counseling Service of
John B. Tobey
Franklin County Human Relations Services
St. Albans
Philip Woodbury
Human Relations Services
Springfield
John McKibben
The
Family and Children’s Counseling Service
Burlington
L. Arthur Doty
Addison County Counseling Service
Middlebury
Paul Hackel and
M. Thomson Fagan
Family Life Foundation
Rutland County
Inc
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Gall
Helen Bryan
C. H. Buckley
Elm St
Robert L. Clayton
John Cleary
W. Earle Forman
Jefferson Heights
Hager
Mary Rogers Warren
John L. Whalen
Joseph LoPiccolo Jr
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Dow Chemical
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Main ST
Dial
New Hampshire
Shield
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Pillsbury Street
Concord
N. H
N.h-Vt
Union Street
Nichols
Ghana
Ellen Geer Sangster
Buxton School
Williamstown
Mass
Grand Union
Mental Health Boards
Quinlan
Atkins. Jewelers
Main Street
Gladstone
Bennington, VT
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