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Everyone Needs A Hobby
| Himes sell homemade sweat-
ers,
“Everybody should have a
good hobby for when he re-
tires!”
This old saw is heard in
any discussion of retirement.
But it isn’t clear enough ad-
vice, says the Institute of Life
Insurance.
What kind of a hobby?
Well, it must be something
you like, not something that
somebody else suggests you
ought to like, Coin collecting
may fascinate one man and
bore another to tears. One
man’s stamp collecting is an
other man’s tedious chore.
Home movies have worn out
their welcome in many
homes. But perhaps an in
ventive film taker can change
all this.
A really clever photograph-
er can always sell a few pic-
tures here and there, to fond
Mommas or business estab-
lishments. In other words, |
having a hobby doesn’t mean |
you can’t make a profit on it, |
if vou're lucky.
Home sewers
can some-
Methodists
Plan Mission
Dr. Price M. Collins will
preach in a “New Life Mis-
sion” at Chiques Methodist
Church, . Rt. 230 East of Mt,
Joy, Nov. 12-16. The purpose
of the mission is to bring re-|{
newal to the church and to
teach new techniques in
evangelism to the laymen.
Dr. Collins is Administra-
tor of the Methodist Home in
Cornwall. He has served!
churches in Philadelphia,
Coatesville and Easton. He
also served as District Super-
intendent in the Philadelphia
Annual Conference of the
Methodist church.
Tenor Soloist and Song-
leader for the Mission will
be Rev. Norman E. Huff, pas-
tor of the Salladasburg, Pa.
Methodist Church.
Dr. Collins will speak in
the Sunday Morning service
of worship at 10:15 a.m. and
nightly Sunday t’irough
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Spec-
ial Youth Service called
“Teenarama” will be con-
ducted each evening prior to
the Mission Service at 7:00
p.m. by Rev. Huff. A nursery
each
will also be provided
evening.
Special music in a-ddition
to Rev. Huff's solos will be
provided by the three choirs
of the church. The public is
invited to these services with
the Chiques congregation.
Paper Drive
Manheim Boy Scouts will
conduct their monthly paper
collection on Saturday, Nov.
11, beginning at 10 a.m. Pa-
per, either in cartons or tied
in bundles, should be placed
on the curbs.
The Scouts make a collect-
ion the second Saturday of
each month, weather permit-
ting.
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the new baby. The design is
gay and young on this panel
transfer which measures 10
the
by 13 inches. Pattern meas-
ures 10 by 13 inches. Pattern
No. 770 is easy to embroid-
er.
to college gift market.
And homemakers who can
make good
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
cakes or pies often start a,tant thing is to find an activ
small home business in such ity which is intensely interest-
goodies. ing and rewarding for those
But do not lay out any|empty hours or times of
money on such projects un-|stress
til you are doing well en-| A hobby cannot be picked
ough to justify investing in|up overnight. It should be the
yourself! logical outcome of develop-
Making a profit is actually|ing interests. Many residents
just a dividend. The impor-lin the Far West are rock
mufflers, socks, etc., for
Christmas or going away
candy, cookies,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1967
hounds who collect crystal,
agate, copper, semi-precious
stones in matrix, thunder
eggs and other specimens
from their areas—either from
mining sites or rock shops.
Running a rock shop would
be a good activity for an old.
er person who knows a lot
about rocks and enjoys them.
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No smoking chimney?
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basement? No cold spots?
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comfortable?
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