Ex-Vermont rehab chief to lead N H handicapped center
Joseph S. Handy, 46, former Vermont commissioner of social and rehabilitation services, named executive director of Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center Greenfield New Hampshire. He will oversee program planning, development, operation and evaluation while bringing his long career in rehabilitation and human services to the facility serving handicapped children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Crotched Mountain
Handy
Annette
South Burlington
St. Michael’s College
Boston University
National Rehabilitation Association
American Association On Mental Deficiency
Vermont Conference of Social Concerns
James E. Chandler
John F. Bell
M.D
M.P.H
Crotched Mountain Foundation
Joe Handy
Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center
Red Cross Appeals for Burned Out Bennington Family
The Bennington Red Cross requests aid for Lawrence Ellis and his family of Airport Road after their mobile home burned down in the early hours of December 4. Ellis, his 4-year-old son, and an eight month old survived. his wife was at work. They urgently need towels lamps cooking utensils and living room furniture. Call 442-9458 to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Red Cross
Bennington Briefs Expands December Town Dems Meet
The December meeting of the Town Democratic Committee is tonight at 8 at Mary Heekin’s Gare Road home. The Bennington AAUW food sale runs Friday Dec 17 from 10 am to 2 pm at Central Vermont Public Service on Main Street. Sacred Heart Church Christmas choir rehearses this evening at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee
Mary Heekin
Gare Road
Bennington
The
American Association of University Women
Central Vermont Public Service Office
Main Street
Sacred Heart Church
Bennington Swim-a-Thon Set for Saturday Morning
The Bennington Recreation Swim Team launches its annual Swim-a-Thon on Saturday at 9 a.m. Participants collect pledges per lap with a two hour or 200 lap cap. Proceeds allocate 70 percent to the organization, 20 percent to the National Swimming Hall of Fame, 5 percent to the International Travel Fund, and 5 percent to the Rescue Squad Building Fund. Geraldine Hulett wins West Shaftsbury blanket raffle. Last swine flu clinic is today 2 to 8 p.m. at St Francis de Sales parish center. Gradation Group of First Baptist meets Friday 1:30 p.m. at Clara Killen’s home for a Christmas party titled Word Pictures of the Season. hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Recreation
National Swimming Hall of Fame
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
International Travel Fund
Rescue Squad Building Fund
St. Francis de Sales Church
West Main Street
First Baptist Church
Clara Killen
Floyd I. la Bombard
Julia Harwood
Alice Harrington
Hope Sloan
Maude Scott
Christmas Bloodmobile Dec 22 At First Baptist Church
Red Cross Bloodmobile returns to Colgate Hall on December 22 from 11 30 a m to 5 p m at 601 Main St Bennington County donors aged 17 may give with parental consent college students and teachers home for holidays urged to donate The event supports swimming and community involvement with canteen service on site babysitting and transportation help available by phone 442 9458
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret D. Clark
Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
Moore Gorman Moore wedding at Sacred Heart Church
Colleen H Gorman daughter of John and Maureen Gorman of Pownal Road marries Gregory S Moore son of Barbara Jones and George Moore in a noon ceremony at Sacred Heart Church on November 20. Officiated by Rev Joseph Quinn C S C with Edwin Lawrence on organ. The couple plans a Bennington home and prior nursing and MAUHS graduates, a reception at the Elks lodge, and a trip to an undisclosed location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen H. Gorman
John
Maureen Gorman
Pownal Road
Gregory S. Moore
Barbara Jones
Bennington
George Moore
Barre
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Quinn
C.S.C
Edwin Lawrence
Mendlessohn
E. Lancashire
Margaret O’brien
North Bennington
Michael Andrews
Pownal
Donna Cullinan Smith
White Creek
N.Y
Kelly Gorman
Connie Fair
Raymond Murray
Rick Dean
Scott Longtin
John W. O’donnell
Elks Lodge
Shirley McLenahan
The
Universals
Putnam Memorial Hospital
PMH School of Nursing
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington A&w
MAUHS
Diamond presses for disclosure by charitable solicitation drives
Burlington Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond urges a bill requiring registration and disclosure by charities and professional fund raisers. He cites 27 billion dollars donated yearly and low funds to causes, proposing public cards showing use of funds, beneficiary share, tax status, and deductibility. The committee supports the proposal and will sponsor it in the next General Assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
M. Jerome Diamond
Diamond
General Assembly
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Vermont Rehabilitation
N.H. Center For Handicapped
Joseph S. Handy
Bennington Briefs
West Shaftsbury
Geraldine Hulett
Eugene V. Clark
Richard B. Leake III
Bennington County
Red Cross Blood Program
W. Philip Giddings
Marguerite Banks
Richard Borden
John Reed
Glenn Comar
Edward Haddad
Richard Davis
Frederic Simmons
John McLellan
Barbara Bennett
Robert LaPorte
James Merunowicz
Kim Borden
Mauhs Health
Marie Gosselin
Sue McDonald
Lynn Baker
Mary VanOrman
Sharon Griffin
Judy Knights
Wanda Stemp
MR. Bixby
Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
Julia Gates
Mary Davis
Ladies
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Eagles
Ms. Gates
FOE
Copper Lamp Studio
Mr. and
Mrs
Gregory S.moore
Franks
Safford & Gage
Evans
Smith Corona Portables and Electric Portables
Smith Corona Chromatic Cartridge Typewriters
Royal Adding Machines
EMA News Incorporated
Thomas Crowley
John O’brien
Seeley Reynolds
Keith Wallace
Legislative Council
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