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Rappahannock has an unusually high percentage ol retired persons or persons nearing that age period of their lives. Nc matter how young a person is, il is not too early to plan foi retirement years. This is a responsibility thal each individual should prepare Experiences in early yean influence the way one lives ii later years. Some guidelines it planning for later years o retirement include the following Begin financial preparation a early as possible; Make useful am interesting activities th< cornerstone of the pain Continually widen the horizon By making new contacts witl new and younger people; B socially useful; Obey niles o healthful living; Observe rules to mental hygiene...Be interested ii others, work, play and worship Discuss retirement with family friends and work associate) Retire to (not from) opportuntie for participation, fellowshig creativity, service; Be creativi Have at least one hobby; Relar Cultivate enjoyment; and hav fun.
Dates...
Flint Hill Homemakers’ Clul Tuesday, March 10 at 7:30 p.n at Mrs. Mary Cleverley' Program-Fitting Slip Covers to b given by Mrs. Catherine Riley i Amissville.
Chester Gap Homemaker Club, Thursday, March 12 at 7:3 p.m. at the Chester Gap FlrehaJ Program-Decoupage to be give by Mrs. Rose Bowey < Amissville.
Knit Dress Workshop, Tuesda; March 10 at 7:30 p.m. Extensio Office.
Basic Dress Worksho] Wednesday, March 11 at 7:3 p.m. Extension Office.
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