"(MSPCC)"
Barnstable Patriot, March 23, 1967
Cataldo Appointed UF Liason Member
At a recent
Cape Cod United Fund
luncheon
it was announced that
Louis Cataldo of Hyannis, second vice president of Cape Cod United Fund, would assume a new position as
liaison member to the Fund agencies.
Mr. Cataldo has been an active board member of United Fund since its inception in
1960.
This new position will create
a closer relationship between
UF agencies
and
the UF board.
Mr. Cataldo spoke briefly about how he plans to organize this facet of
United Fund activity and the Importance of togetherness
between all Individuals concerned
with
the workings of
agencies and
fund programs.
Agency representatives met the new
volunteer fund campai gn chairman,
Hall Nichols of Falmouth,
who presented an outline of his
campaign plans, emphasizing the importance of "tightening up"
the solicitor campaign.
He announced that the
hoped-for
victory date of the next campaign
has been set for
Nov. 22.
"This date of termination can be suecessfully accomplished if long range plans are completed well in advance of the Oct. 1 kick-ofi schedule," he said.
The new
public relations chairman,
Mrs. James J. Taylor of Centervllle
announced advanced plans for publicity.
A P.R. Workship will be held at
UF headquarters
April 5 at 10 a.m.
when agency P.R. representatives will meet to plan advance activities.
Representatives at the luncheon were
(Camp Fire Girls)
H. Angus Perry, president;
(Mental Health Association)
Rev. Peter Palches;
(Girl Scouts)
Miss Jean Campbell executive director,
Mrs. James S. Rowley, president, and
M r s. George Williams, first vice president;
(Boy Scouts)
Harmon W. Smith, Scout executive;
(Red Cross)
Gerald H. McGreevy, Chapter chairman and Margaret Guild, executive director;
(MSPCC)
Louis Jacobucci, District executive and
John Hinckley, president.