Millard County Chronicle | 1932-01-07 | Page 3 | Real Purpose Served by Cultivating Hobby

real purpose served by cultivating LT hobby if more people had real hobb es there would be fewer femer cases of nervous breakdown according to dr II 11 I 1 ed lander writing in hygeia the health magazine hobbles keep children out of mischief mis clief cef and they relieve the mo of routine life for adults it is well to be able to lose oneself for an all hour an evening or even for a day in something that Is not related to the daily tasks this author believes A desirable hobby should furnish en pleasure and gratification it should require a m of equip ment and expense in doctor kilan ders opinion many hobbles may be distinctly educational literature mu niu sic and astion only are examples of that type physical as well as mental I 1 balth may be impson ed by a hobby ports are of d N value alue many hobbies are started accidental ly without forethought it Is well however 1 however suggests Z doctor kilander halander that parents an and d educators should plan indirectly to guide children in certain desirable interests in order that the r leisure time may be wisely spent recreation has become a necessity writes doctor kilander hilander tl TI e trends of the times ind cate that the schools must include more training in the use of leisure time not only for the years that the student Is in school but also for the time when he Is an adult