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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1977
Page
5
The text argues parents seek happiness for their children but this vague aim fails to guide actions. Happiness comes from within the child, not parental teaching. A better aim is understanding what makes well adjusted youths, defined as adapting to others and daily life, achievable.
The text outlines traits of well adjusted youth emphasizing adaptability, initiative, and social ease. It highlights cheerful, imaginative play, fair play, respect for rules, active engagement in school and activities, and avoidance of idleness. It notes achievement relative to capacity, emotional control, responsibility, helpfulness, and a nurturing parental attitude as key factors.
Bennington may soon afford a sewage disposal system. Other items note A J Dewey buying 440 acres of timber lands in Woodford, Chelsea Harrington mounting pheasants, and the Bennington Nature Club meeting on attracting winter birds at Dr Lucretius Ross’s home.
Naomi and Bob LaPorte thank the Bennington Fire Department for a prompt, expert response that prevented major damage after a chimney fire. The letter praises Dennis Barry for a timely warning and commends the firefighters for their decisive action and professionalism.
The line asserts that reality surpasses all human imagination, claiming the world is not only queerer than anyone has imagined but queerer than anyone can imagine. It reflects Fuller’s view of boundless, unforeseen complexity.
Bennington College disputes a Friday Banner report that described an individual as a student. Director Jean S. Aldrich states Matthew Kenney is not registered at the college and has never been a student there.
The United Methodist Church of West Arlington thanks all who helped host a successful turkey supper at the church. Special gratitude goes to donors cooks servers and cleanup crews and to everyone who attended. Bruce Barger chairman and Carol Thompson publicity express appreciation for community support keeping the church as a landmark.
A Burlington Free Press piece contrasts traditional views on a woman's role with a claim that the Senate should also reflect that stance. It argues the path to wealth lies in ideas that are affordable, habit forming, and tax deductible.
William Safire reflects on readers who correct misuse of whom whomever and whoever in his writing. He cites examples from Carter to the White House and traces etymology of phrases while pledging to improve precision, ending with a nod to readers who challenge his language choices.
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