Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1952 — Page 8

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How to Retire and Like It—

‘When You Quit To ‘Give Young Charlie A Cha nce, Why Not Stay Out Of His Hair?

When she does get off ‘of her may well occupy some-of yor if you let yourself settle into tional ideas of antiquated think-

NOTE» Mr. Kaighn served for cleaner, vou are about ready to : - Lo r 4 p i i i Keeping wholesomely active simplest tasks rs : » YMCA : it jay and sit down to feet for a few minutes, it is tc daily activ $ ' . » . y : 5 S J ; . 5 So oy ead of he ~ d nd the : vaper So da; n oor socks or to mer d nui J asvities, But Sort he * an old-age lethargy. Dog't take .=jng, . incompetency, slowness, {s basically necessary to that afternoon of life coming on. etireme fund ari e read t ewspape lar socks or t Nn wuisanc ) VC wife, as Me- ’ pe C Pe td ra k ’ een | But Wt s0 1 Our fo er an op 3a rething o Chars ; Ie, a . the attitude: dependence and fixations. desirable object. Having tinte Take plenty of time more than 7000.persons prepare ut not so for your wife. her apron or sew Some ng on ierson - was to. ‘son ‘dnd as- , » There are “old women” of to burn and doing things to kill amusement or recreation, for their “middle sixties.” She gods on and on polishing the gown she is to wear that sociates Oh, what's the use? I have poh sexes in their 40s. A re- time is 2 ui As ation put something into these later : 2S Ss. 8 8 8 & 8 es

served my time. I am for

Here the author offers ‘prac the silver, cleaning the bath- afternoon 2 # = tir 5 in f i i / 3( | 01 a A x . : red. person may still be youn y .. years of wholesome and con tical plans and ideas for retire room, - getting the. laundry You'fnarvel at her endurance; WHETHER’ IT is financial , doing anything I don’t have to.” i, spirit and ideas, and 8 Io Je in fop ong Yio ls Petired, structive activity, and you will ment. The third of a series of readv, overhauling the refrig- and wonder further at the un- necessity that keeps you out of The term "“old person” may: in that third group where you the teriptation Ey eal be well rewarded. :

«ix articles frem his book, HOW erator, preparing the vegetables ending amoyht of work ‘there the house while_retired or an not sound good to-you; “retired belong, or should belong—so new-found leisure in purposeless (Copyright 1951 by The National

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TO ‘RETIRE (AND LIKE IT, for dinner, changing the cur is to'de in the average home inner trge to, be doing some- person” is bétter. That is he- that living a full and zestful loafing, idle reading, and chatjus bli > octation tains and hundred ther son tr f tir an thing r Ste f 2 '¢ a<K0ct a ri : : ’u Cri “XT TN 4 y i ist published by = Associatio ! ‘ ns 1 und othe ome cor ribution of ne ind I ing your st ate o mind. and cause there are associated with life may be.the happy use of ter, or to take an inordinate NEXT SUNDAY: What About press. ings. trength to the home upkeep “health will be far better than the. first term so many tradi- the years on retirément. amount of ‘time in doing the Your Wife?

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By RAYMOND P. KAIGHN Retired

CHAPTER THREE “MY OLD friend, Mr. McPherson, retired from the flour and fead business to give young Charlie: a

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Cock Then followed a humorous description of the long hours Mr. McPherson would put in at the office and the mill, doing the things he had been doing all the time during his pre-re-tirement years. Retirements ‘like that make life miserable for ‘voung Charlie” or former colleagues who are now pestered by an old man hanging around ‘with his ever-ready criticism: “That ain't the way to do it.” Make up your mind to ‘go ‘all out” when you retire. You must resolve that you are leaving responsibilities for decisions and executions to your successor—absolutely. Let him come to you for advice if he wants ft, but do not be disappointed if he does not. : You have served your time, done your stuff, and you are through. Your successor should be free to carry on in his own way, with the privilege of making his own mistakes. The McPhersons, bearing the honorary title of ‘Emeritus,’ are more often than not plain nuisances with their tendency to keep their “finger in the pie,” to criticize or instruct with their “this is the way we did it” advice. Even though it {= sound, it is not necessarily acceptable.

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NO, WHEN vou retire, direct your urge to "keep active” into other channels. After a, lifetime at an office desk or. behind a counter or before a class or on a sales route or at a machine, that advice may hot be easy to follow. Especially hard if you never had much in the way of compelling interests outside your job. The urge to keep active is a wholesome attitude, and retired folks are immeasurably better off doing something. worth while than ylelding to the traditional idea that retirement means a surcease from activities and settling down to a vegetable sort of existence. There is no real comfort in having nothing to do. It is In fact a dreary existence. Look in the blank, faces of some of the inmates of an old folks’ home who just sit around. Possible activities for the retired might be classified under a few general heads, such as: Activities connected with the home. Cultivation of hobbies and special interests. Volunteer services to the church. Volunteer services to other organizations or the community. Full or part-time paid employment. You will be surprised on retiring if you stick around the home awhile to discover how much time it takes for Its effective maintenance. You'll appreciate vour wife more when you try to help her with her usual round of household duties. After your clumsy * efforts to make a. bed or dust the .front rooms or wash the dishes or run the vacuum

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