Marital and Family Problems Lead UCS Case List
UCS annual report shows 55 of 258 new and reopened cases in 1966-67 involved marital and family issues. Anxiety and depression accounted for 38, with 67 new clients self referred and 52 by physicians. Total cases handled 461 with 203 carried over, plus 396 consultations and 4,032 client interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Center
UCS
Bennington
Manchester
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Pownal
Dorset
Sunderland
Readsboro
Rupert
Woodford
Searsbury
Peru
Sandgate
Winhall
Stamford
Landgrove
Glastonbury
Bennington County
Bennington Hearing On Vocational Rehabilitation Services
A Bennington County hearing on vocational rehabilitation services is set for Tuesday May 23 at 7 30 p m at Bennington Elementary School. William Colson will open the meeting to explain the planning project objectives followed by Dr Woodhull Hall on the physician role in returning the disabled to work. Francis S Irons will review state programs and four topics will guide discussion including evaluation of current services needs in the county cooperation among agencies and goals for adequate services by 1985. Public and private stakeholders are urged to attend and share views with hearings planned in other counties in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Bennington
William Colson
Governor’s Commission
Woodhull S. Hall
Francis S. Irons
22 Year Old Girl Injured In Highway Accident
A 22-year-old Pownal woman, Sylvia M. Proud, suffered facial cuts when her car left the northbound lane on U S 7, plunged down a steep bank, and ended in a swamp. She was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital and released. Major front end damage occurred to the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Sylvia M. Proud
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Miss Proud
U.S. 7
Obituary of Myron H. Jones longtime North Bennington banker
Myron H. Jones 78 longtime banker and civic figure in North Bennington died Thursday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital after about 10 days of illness. Born August 3, 1888 in Hoosick Falls he came to North Bennington in 1908 to work at First National Bank, rising from teller to bookkeeper and even stoking the boiler. He served in World War I, married Dee Leffingwell in 1917, and was a longtime church deacon, school treasurer, and library board member. Survivors include his wife two children seven grandchildren and a sister. Funeral services are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Myron H. Jones
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Myron Jones
First National Bank
Hoosick Falls
Ralph A. Jones
Albert M
Freelove (Allen) Jones
New York
Hoosick
North Bennington Congregational Church
Prudential Committee
North Bennington Graded School District
McCullough Library Board
Tucker Lodge
F&am
Masonic Lodge
Warren L. Jones
Detroit
Mich
Babs
Doris) Fafunwa
Ife
Nigeria
Myra Jones
Croton - On - Hudson
N.Y
Bennington College
Manchester Depot
Bernard J. Dow
Webster
N.H
Guilford and
Mary (Sanborn) Dow
Dow
Tucker Lodge F&am
Manchester Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Manchester Center
Cora Belcher
George C. Walker Jr
Montpelier
Robert W. Dow
Robert Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Factory Point Cemetery
Brewster Funeral Home
Vermont Heart Association
Rutland
Mary (Caldwell) Hindley
Creek Road
Rutland Hospital
Howard Hindley
Rutland Herald
Hindley
St. Albans
Homer and
Lettie (Greene) Caldwell
Rutland Congregational Church
Edgar Stanford
Frederic Brigham
Tossing Funeral Home
Father Swertz Addresses St. Francis 8th Graders
St Francis de Sales PTG held its May meeting at BCHS with 8th graders and parents as guests. Rev Thaddeus Swertz BCHS principal urged students to use their intellect, warned about private school funding and education monopolies, and urged focus on opportunities ahead. Officers for next year announced and fair plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales Ptg
BCHS
Thaddeus Swertz
CSC
Father Swertz
Pleads Not Guilty To Court Charge In Vermont Driving Case
Don ald E. Galipeau, 23, of Bennington, pleaded not guilty in District Court to driving to endanger on Vermont Route 9 after a multi car crash last month that killed Guilford Cheney Jr. Bail set at 50 dollars. Several other defendants faced charges in the same session, including Feltons and Wilkie, with fines ranging from 15 to 50 dollars and probation terms varied. Chief judge Fienberg noted alcohol suspicions in at least one case and warned on future probation violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Donald E. Galipeau
John B. Harte
Galipeau
Guilford Cheney Jr
George M. Fienberg
Cheney
Fienberg
Dewey St
Feltons
Bromley Mountain
Felton
Harold R. Wilkie
North Bennington
Chambers
Windsor
Wilkie
Stephen H. Gilman
Richard R. Greene
Shaftsbury
Carmody
Greene
Alfred Bottom
Overlea Road
John LaFountain
LeBlanc Avenue
Cushman
LaFountain
Leonard P. Bump
River Street
William S. Dolt
Bump
Colt
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Miss Sibley Named Outstanding Student Nurse in Capital District
Miss Joan Sibley daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward T Sibley of Crescent Boulevard Bennington is a Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing junior in Troy She was chosen outstanding student nurse of the Capital District at St Peter's Hospital Albany in a ceremony that drew seven nursing schools The runner up was Patricia Ellen Maloney of St Peter's who was elected president of the Albany Student Nurses Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N.Y
Joan Sibley
Edward T. Sibley
Crescent Boulevard
Bennington
Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Capital District
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
Sibley
Bennington High School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albany Medical Center
Albany Memorial Hospital
Samaritan Hospital
St. Mary's of Amsterdam
Nathan Littauer Hospital
Gloversville
Junior College of Albany
a_ Troy
Patricia Ellen Maloney
Vermont doctors named to Medical Services Committee
Dr Richard B Davis of Bennington was named to the Medical Services Committee for a one year term at the 16th annual Vermont Chapter Arthritis Foundation meeting held in South Woodstock on Wednesday. A meeting of the Southern Vermont Firefighters Association is set for Brattleboro Monday at 7 30 p.m. The Well Baby Clinic will be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Davis
Bennington
Vermont
Medical Services Committee
Arthritis Foundation
South Woodstock
Southern Vermont Firefighters Association
Brattleboro
Democratic Dinner Draws Hundreds At Mt Anthony Club
More than 269 attendees are expected at the Democratic County Committee fundraising dinner-dance at Mt Anthony Country Club with Gov. John Dempsey of Connecticut as featured speaker. Gov. Hoff and Lt. Gov. Daly also scheduled to attend. dinner at 7:30 p.m. and dance to follow at Bennington Elementary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Mt. Anthony Country Club
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Philip H. Hoff
John Daley
Bennington Emblem Club
Green Mt, Park
John Stone
Hospital Notes May 18 1967 Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes John Michael Dunican Dorothy Fairbanks Bennington Alfred Seymour Dorset Mrs Jane Zecher East Dorset Mrs Mary Kent Manchester Depot James Sutton Buskirk NY Discharges include Mrs Nadine Kelley and daughter Dorset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michael Dunican
Dorothy Fairbanks
Bennington
Alfred Seymour
Dorset
Jane Zecher
East Dorset
Mary Kent
Manchester Depot
James Sutton
Buskirk
N.Y
Craftsbury Teacher Announces State Scholarship Winner
Miss Marion Taylor chair of Vermont Department of Classroom Teachers awards a $100 scholarship to Miss Claire Young of Craftsbury Common. A Craftsbury Academy senior, she will study elementary education at Johnson State College after acceptance. committee members include Phoebe Hardy and Bernice Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Taylor
Beech Street School
Vermont Department of
Claire Young
Craftsbury Common
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Miss Young
Johnson State College
Craftsbury Academy
Miss Taylor
Phoebe Hardy
Orleans
Bernice Benedict
Arlington
New Unit At Soldiers' Home To Be Dedicated
Final plans were set for the Vermont Soldiers' Home dedication of the first nursing home care unit in the United States built under a new federal law. Col. Edward H. Giles said about 150 guests would attend with representation from the Veterans Administration state officials Vermont Legislature veterans groups and local officials. Maj. Lawrence F. Powers will preside with prayers by Rev. Joseph Wiseman and Rev. W. Earle Forman. Alfred H. Koltowski will deliver the welcome and Harry A. Warren will speak on Extended Care Service. A tour of the new facilities will follow the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
United States
Edward H. Giles
Veterans Administration
Lawrence F. Powers
The
Home Board of Trustees
Funeral services for Mrs Patrick J Shea and Miss Rosanna Livesey
Funeral services were held for Mrs Patrick J Shea formerly Jane Higgins at Sacred Heart Church with a Requiem High Mass led by Rev Richard Lawton. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery after prayers at Gibney Haynes Kane Funeral Home. Also, Miss Rosanna Livesey died at 637 Main St and her service took place at Mahar Son Funeral Home with a Requiem High Mass at St Francis de Sales Church. Relatives from Keene New Hampshire and North Bennington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
W. Earle Forman
Church of God
Park Lawn Cemetery
Patrick J. Shea
Jane Higgins
Sacred Heart Church
Richard Lawton
C.S.C
Gibney, Haynes & Kane
Joseph Shea
Vincent O’brien
Thomas Madden
Kenneth Chapman
George Beshara
Joseph Young
Joseph F. Wiseman
Sacred Heart
Father Lawton
Rosanna Livesey
Main St
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Flanagan
Keene
N,h
North Bennington
Dow Jones Stock Averages May 19 1967
The noon stock report shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 872.44 down 4.90, 20 railroads at 239.00 down 0.39, 15 utilities at 137.21 down 0.28, with a composite average of 313.71 down 1.20 and volume totaling 5,170,000. The figures reflect Bache & Co. Albany noon data.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commission
Middletown Springs
Dee Leffingwell
St. Francis
Bob Sweet
Bob Kalinowski
John Ahearn
PTG
Raymond Murray
Jean Simoneau
Arthur Hicks
Virginia Perrotta
Israel
Middle East
Gulf of Aqaba
Sharm el Sheikh
Africa
Far East
Persian Gulf
United Nations
U.A.R
United Nations Emergency Force
UNEF
Frederick Wilkins Sr
A.J. MacDonald
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Ludlow
Mrs. Howard Hindley
Fayette A. Denio
Branch Street
Mary Shea
Denio
Rockwood’s Mill
Cooper Knitting
Bradford’s
Aerie
F.O. Eagles
Colbert Mullener
Kelly Stand Road
New York City
Harry C
Virginia (Rogers) Mullener
Mullener
Red Mountain Lodge F&am
Shirley Hoisington
Virginia Mullener
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Edward
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Ira Allen
Cancer
Jupiter
Mars
John Moore
VEA
Southwestern Vt. Education Association
Miss Sibley
Student Nurses Association of Albany
Ann Price
National League of Nursing
Maj
Ann Clark
U.S. Army
T. Gerald Mulqueen
St. Bernard’s Church
Cohoes
Harry Frank
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Joan L. Sibley
Bennington Briefs
Park Street
Bennington’s
St. Peter’s Church
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
St. Peter's
the Studio
North
Bennington Road
Nadine Kelley
Laat
Ee North Hqqsick
Sfr
Met
Halsey
Ce Angeli Oann Andrews
Claude
Claude Lilouch
Alled Artists
Doris Day
Walden Theatre
Williamstown
Bosley Crowther
N.Y. Times
Judith Crist
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Segmna
Craftsbury
Patrick J, Shea
Bennington Drive-In
Elize Beeki
Richard Bureraw
Ernest Lehman
Edward Albee
Coe
Gene Nelson
Warner Bros. Technicolor
Panavision
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Harte Theatre
Peter Sellers
Victor Mature
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