THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959

The Time and the Place
by Margaret Lang

A good deal has been written may experience when he quits

about retirement and its effect his job. She must help him ac-
on the lives of both men and|cePt retirement as just another

14 WHITE ROCK SUN

a \phase of life — one that can
j women. Most articles stress jring its own particular sewards
the importance of Planning | ond ‘advantages.

ahead in order to meet this
There is really no cut and
Me ee Jdried rule to follow for a con-
ere is no doubt that whetl-|tonted happy life after retire:
er it be a man or woman, or ment — it is something people
a couple facing retirement, they | must work out for themselves,
will certainly come to know that! hut jt is wise to give the mat

Ocean Park news Garbage gobblers
Mr. and Mrs. Burden and tam- now available

iy have moved from Stokes
A new weapon in the war

Road to their new home at
Newton. against untidiness on B.C. roads
has been launched by the De-
partment of Retreation and
Conservation in conjunction
with the B.C. and Yukon Junior
Chambers. of Commerce and the
Department of Highways
The Hon. Earle C. Westwood,
Minister of Recreation and Con-
servation, announced last week
that distribution of a Junior
Garbage Gobbler litter bag will
begin immediately through the

Mrs. J. R. Stubbs, Mrs. 5. J.
Wren and Mrs. L. Laronde at-
tended the presentation cere-
mony of a Life Membership to
the Women's Auxiliary of The
Anglican Church to Mrs
nell at St. John's The Divine,
Burnaby, Mr, and Mrs. Furnell
recently came to take up resi-
dence in Crescent and became
a member of the local group

Fur-}

it is a time which requires/ter plenty of advance thought
Planning for. Retirement is @ whije budgeting for an ade-

definite physical punctuation quate income after retirement.
point, marking the end of

4) Fortunately, there are ways to
phase of life, and’should not d¢ | augment tes small income if|
met without preparation.

x | necessary. |
Although my husband's re-| We jearned how important it)
tirement from the business); to guard the health, Keeping |

world was expected, the actual
time of retirement arrived With|siirement. If a couple have
sceming suddenness and We) .oq health there are so many
were not prepared for it with) hobbies and interests they can
any positive plan. As a result/huiid up together to keep lime
we drifted through the first! from creeping along in a mon
few years, and though we mat:| yionous way. It's no fun. try:
aged to keep pleasantly enough |in9 {9 develop plans for a way
occupied, we were aware that) of life when only half-well

we were just ‘putting inthe) pocause of our lack of pl:
rs jearned that. there | ning, we made the common
more {to retirement than just
being able to sleep in of a
morning and to having all the
leisure one could use, Our
activities lacked real purpose
and we seeméd to be just wait
ing for something real to hap-
pen to replace the busy, wozk-
a-day routine of our former
lives. Througo contacts with
other retired couples we learn
ed of many of the hazards of |°
being retired. It is a time);
when a man especially, can be
come emotionally. disturbed.
Through his fear of being idle,
even though there may, be no
chance of hardship because of
limited income, all sorts of
psychosomatic illnesses can de
velop in a man with ‘nothing to
do. I learned that a man’s
wife must play a very impo:
ant role while her husband is
atijusting himself to retirement.
Being his staunchest and most
understanding friend, she is the
one best suited to help him
make the adjustments to this
new stage of living. And it is
to her advantage to do so of
course. A wife must recognize
the importance of helping her
retired husband find a way to
replace any ‘loss of status’ he

fit is an essential to enjoying}

was

|take of giving up a house and
garden to move into an apart
ment

This change did not
k out too well. Although
it provided more freedom to
travel, we learned we were the
{Kind of. people who do not
|thrive within the limited space
and restrictions of an apart-
ment

We found we missed the joy |
of gardening. Gardening docs |
hing to the soul. It puts
grance and gentleness in the
heart. We discovered we were
|the kind of people who are ha
pier and much less worried
when devoting our energies to|
creating a garden |

Realizing that living
house with a garden should be
requisite in our own
rticular plan for retirement
we next had to decide where
this “place should be located
d then, guided by a kindly
we found just what we
nted in White Rock by the}
Sea. Here, we found good,|
clean air to breathe - a lovely
view to behold and a house
with a garden to cultivate.

Here, we have all the essen:
tials for a good way of life —
the time and the place.

in a

D. A. Crawford, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST
15229 Pacific Ave.

W.D. Wilson, D.C.”

© Doctor of CHicipractic
1351 Johnsipn Road

Professional Directory)

Parks and Fish and Game Bran-
ches of his department and
through a province-wide under-
taking by the Junior Chamber.

The new bag, a printed re-
plica of the popular green and
orange gobblers erected at suit-
able points throughout the pro-

A very successful display of
work done by the Dorcas branch
of the W.A. of the Church of
the Ascension and tea was held
at the home of Mrs, A. F. Cot-
ton on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
T. Campbell had charge of the

The

display and Mrs. S. J. Ureti, |vince last year, 7
Mrs. A. E. Bibbs, Mrs. F. W.|hand in NOT a pill or tabl t a Iiquid but a new ptofessional hos-
Kendrick and Mts. L. Laronde|hile it pital and clinic; tested device, for quickly relieving body
were in charge of the refresh-/and on the reverse side con-| aches j y stimulating and increasing blgod circula-
yl Serving the guests were nS a map of the province| tion, thireb fermitting nature to do the job iritemtled. Proper
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