The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, May 24, 1972, Image 7

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1972
BEEF DINNER
Chiques United Methodist Church
Saturday. May 27, 1972
4:00 TO 7:00 P. M.
DONATION $1.50
Benefit Ball Team and Public Address System
uto, Extension recreation
specialist at Penn State uni-
versity. Those interested in
serving others or interested
in our environment and na-
tural resources might do well
to examine the parks and
recreation fields as a career.
Job opportunities range from
planning and management to
teaching and leading activi-
ties, says Cardenuto.
RECREATION FIELD
NEEDS SPECIALISTS
Young people who haven't
decided on a career may
want to consider the rapidly
developing leisure industry.
People are needed to work in
our parks, playgrounds, rec-
reation centers, camps, ski
areas and other recreational
facilities, reports Joe Carden-
Dr. David P. Burrichter
ANNOUNCES THE PURCHASE OF
THE COLUMBIA ANIMAL HOSPITAL
LOCATED ON UW. S. 30 EAST
R. D. 2, COLUMBIA, PENNA.
BEGINNING ON MAY 15
For the practice of both large and small animal
veterinary medicine.
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday — 1.00 - 2:00
6:00 - 8:00
Saturday — 12:00 - 2:00 ~
Phone - 684-2285 11-3¢
{ CLYMER’S COUNTRY STORE
(Formerly Old Line Store, Manheim R. D. 2)
STORE HOURS: 8:00 am. - 9:00 p.m. — Wednesday 8:00 -
PHONE 665-6474
5:30; Closed Sunday
FREEZE A POPS
FIRESIDE COOKIES
MARTIN'S FRANKS
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Memorial Day Sale!
MAY 25th thru 29th
FLUFFO SHORTENING
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HI FLAVOR DRINKS - all favors
SHANK'S CONCENTRATE, all flavors (1 gal. makes 6) .
BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES
lb. 75¢ — 5 pound box $3.45
1 1b. 79¢ — 5 pound box $3.45
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WE HANDLE RAW SUGAR AND REGULAR CANNING SUGAR
~ BY 100 LBS.
JF SE JE SEU A Ee 2 Sh AY TE RE Ty
large can 79¢
box of 24 73¢
V2 gal 89c
20 oz. 2/45¢
30 oz. 3/$1.00
. 6/99¢
46 oz. 2/55¢
gal. $2.39
3/51.00
3 packages $1.00
1b. 89c
large head 25¢
8 for $1.00
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A recent survey shows that
almost half the teenage girls
and a third of the teenage
boys questioned said they
bought certain clothes against
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PHONE 665-2258
329 WEST HIGH STREET
Sweigart Firestone
MANHEIM, PA.
INVEST IN YOURSELF
FOR PERSONAL REWARDS
If the word investment
makes you think of money
and growth, you usually ex-
pect a sum of money put to
some growth-producing use to
increase the original amount
invested steadily and rapidly.
But have you thought about
the possibility of investing in
yourself? Extension home
management specialists at the
Penn State university say you
can do it by investing in
growth - producing activities.
And, if you invest wisely. the
results can be sven more re-
warding than bringing about
the growth of a sum of mon-
ey.
There are many ways to
invest in yourself—some quite
simple, others more involved.
For example, the simple act
of introducing yourself to
someone new in the commun-
ityl gives you the chance to
create a valued new friend.
ship. And, you may learn
something about your commu-
nity seeing it through the
eyes of a newcomer. Offering
him your friendship and in-
terest and helping him feel at
ease in a new place makes
both you and your communi-
ty grow in stature.
Thinking about a new idea
is another way of increasing
your potential. Be receptive
KEEP FAMILY WANTS
AND NUEEDS IN MIND
WHEN CHOOSING
VACATION HOME
The trend towards buying
a vacation homesite contin-
ues to grow among both ur-
ban and suburban families,
Selecting this site may be
costly if you do mot carefully
analyze vour own desires and
those of all members of your
family. Knowing that most
of the family would enjoy a
wooded site near water will
eliminate locations lacking
these facilities.
Your family’s general level
of income will largely deter-
mine how much you can
spend on a site. In some situ-
ations, you may have to de-
lay the building of a home or
cottage because of the initial
cost of the building site.
Joe Cardenuto, Extension
recreation specialist at Penn
State university, says the best
sites are those which have lit-
tle or no potential hazards
such as flooding: landslides, or
heavy traffic. Sites that pro-
vide good drainage, easy ac-
cess, good water, vegetative
cover, natural beauty and
scenery are by far the most
desirable.
to a new idea. Some people
shut out an idea because it’s
new. Others just willingly ae-
cept it because it’s new. Do
not be hasty to discard or ac-
cept new ideas. Think about
the new one first and in the
thinking process you'll grow.
More obvious are the ways
to increase your potential
through education. Education
takes many forms. Investing
in yourself can lead to more
income, too. If you learn new
skills you can expand job op-
portunities. Many possibilities
exist for learning skills from
informal adult education and
correspondence courses to
formal programs of vocation-
al schools, colleges and nni-
versities.
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