Problem of the elderly: Great need to be useful
Eileen M Brogan advises families on cherishing elderly parents. By sharing duties, supporting independence, and engaging in community programs like RSVP, aging parents retain purpose. Encourage past talents, set gentle boundaries, and respect autonomy to reduce loneliness and friction.
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Bennington
RSVP
Doris Gable
BROC
Main St
Button pressures in family life and teens
County Youth Notes suggests pressure to conform creates a push button effect. Parents push for haircut length and teens resist, while teens may also pressure parents. Reducing mutual pressure by easing demands can lower overall tension as shown by a Massachusetts example and a film note.
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Massachusetts
New Vermont 4-H Foundation officers named at U V M
Burlington report lists Marion Sevigny succeeding her husband as chairman of the Vermont State 4-H Foundation board. Other officers elected include Edgar Butterfield as vice chairman Ruth Frost as secretary and Mrs Viole Moore as treasurer. The article notes trustees from various counties and University of Vermont Extension Service representatives.
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Marion E. Sevigny
Danville
Rep
Paul Sevigny
Vermont State 4-H Foundation
University of Vermont
Edgar Butterfield
Middlebury
Ruth Frost
East Montpelier
Viole Moore
Williston
Vermont
International Farm
Mary Laurie
Bennington
Larry Dwyer
Franklin
Shirley Gardner
Grand Isle
Wayne Faunce
Lamoille
Warren Blaisdell
Orange
Dorothy
Coffin
Orleans
Frank Stafford
Rutland
Haverly ‘Bishop
Windsor
Walter R
National Grange offers two $500 scholarships
The National Grange announces two $500 scholarships for the 1973-74 school year for Grange youth who will have completed two years of college by June 1974 and major in agriculture communications. Applications must be filed by April 1, 1973, with awards to be announced by July 1, 1973.
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Washington, D.C
National Grange
Grange
Judy Massabny
Massabny
H St. NW
County Agent's Report on Feeding and Prices
County Extecs tve Agent John C. Page critiques rising food costs and consumer choices. He notes soda and milk prices, reflects on arson incidents in Tennessee against a newspaper, and imagines shifts in global agriculture and Russia’s role. He argues American farming feeds the nation efficiently and questions future food self sufficiency.
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