Welfare and social agencies outline changes in Bennington County
Representatives from the Vermont Department of Rehabilitation the Bennington Opportunity Council and United Counseling Service spoke at the Bennington County Human Resources Council luncheon outlining agency reorganizations funding shifts and expanded roles since 1969. They described separate departments for Rehabilitation and Social Welfare new community based services at UCS and BOC financial and local funding needs and anticipated future funding uncertainties. They noted overlap and duplication but said consumers will benefit from improved access and locally driven programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Human Resources Council
Vermont Department of Rehabilitation
Bennington Opportunity Council
United Counseling Service
Second Congregational Church
Bill Barry
Rehbilitation Department
Vasili Bellini
Allan Ploof
Montpelier
Barry
Department
Social Welfare Worker
Rehabilitation Department
Bennington
Social Welfare
Thomas P. Salmon
John Peterman
BOC
Opportunity Council
Bennington County
Peterman
LBJ
Rutland County
B-Roc
Joseph Lo Piccolo
Lo Piccolo
UCS
Waterbury
Gentlemen's Night and church group rummage notices in Bennington
Bennington briefs note a Gentlemen's Night at a Plain Dirt Gardeners meeting October 23 at 7 PM in Heritage House Restaurant with speaker Mrs. John Clagget and time lapse pictures by Dr. Robert Woodworth. Also announced are a St Francis de Sales rummage drive later this month and final payments for 1973 Christmas Clubs due October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Dirt Gardeners
Heritage House
John Clagget
Middlebury
Vermont Federation of Garden Clubs
Robert Woodworth
Bennington College
Annual Red Cross session honors Bennington volunteers
The Bennington County chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Bradley C. Bean presided as $2,912 was raised during the Hurricane Agnes emergency. Raymond Bowen was named a lifetime honorary board member. Speakers highlighted the blood program, first aid courses, and aid to families and prisoners of war. Awards recognized long-time volunteers and fund-raisers, with special certificates and paperweights presented to key contributors. Five Mt. Anthony language department members attended a Vermont Foreign Language Teachers Association meeting in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
The
American Red Cross
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bradley C. Bean
William T. Eddington
Dean F. Hanson
Raymond Bowen
Patrick Gilbo
Vermont
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Curtis M. Flory
Putnam Memorial Hospital Blood Bank
Vermont-New Hampshire
Burlington
Flory
Bean
Pamela Phelps
Bennington
National Red Cross Aquatic School
Brookline
N.H
Community Akveation Center
Kathrine Nash
Mab DuHamel
Helen Gendron
Veterans Home
Helen Howard
Dorset
Sue Sherwood
Julian Rousseau
Jane Rudd
Ralph Stewart
Clarice Thomas
Elizabeth Gillette
Main Street
Walthrude Pierce
Frank Hegel
Margaret D. Clark
Jean Leake
Elisabeth Clark
Joseph Tartell
Everett Croscup
Dan Higgins
Kennedy Ludlam
Mt. Anthony
VFLTA
Vermont Foreign Language Teachers Association
Charlotte
Jean Laura
Pam Holley
Frank Sutton
George Serrigo
Justyna Steuer
Yvone Lenard
Mauhs
Steuer
Serrigo
Sutton
Association
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By Jan Slusmon
Human Service Agency
Thomas Davis
Bennington Briefs
Altar Rosary Society
St. Francis de Sales Parish
Knights of Columbus
First Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Ben Mont Ave
Ben Mont
Elks
Dolphins
Patriots
Club
ADV
Helen Campbell
Maud Edson
Beulah Evans
Burton Immen
Genevieve LaFlamme
Florence Moore
Suede
Julius & Sons
Boston
Bart Bros
Benn
Atkins
Gould
Atkins and Gould
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