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person traveling to all 50 states and eight foreign countries an interesting challenge. She was a pioneer advocate for housing structures to accommodate the limitations of handicapped and elderly persons. She points out with pride that her own home is designed to allow freedom of movement for an elderly person and can just as easily accommodate a young family.
By the time of the I960 election, Mrs. Cleverley had gained responsibilities at an Undersecretary level position. But the change in administration with President John F. Kennedy’s election brought another abrupt change in her life: with 24 hours notice, her job ended.
At this point Mrs. Cleverley decided that she wished to live in town rather than continue alone on her farm. She purchased the “Carey house” on Main Street in Flint Hill and opened a crafts shop next door. Challenges were still in store—retirement was not to be. She was asked to be registrar for Wakefield
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