; '.jf j Page 4 Retirement "Big Event" In Man's Life NEW YORK — Retirement is a bi|» event in a man’s life, yet when the moment comes, it near ly always fakre him by surprise. If he feels simply hurt, or eoni- plctely bowled over, it's still his wife who’s left holding the bag. Very little is usually said a- oout the problems a wife faces when her husband retires. Ac cording to .speieialist Max Wylie, retirement is "mueh tougher” on the wife than it is on the hus- oand. In on artiele “Retire Into An Imaginative New Life”, pub lished in the Sept(>mber issue of FAMILY HHALTil Magazine, Mr. Wylie tells wliy the wife suffers most, and gives the ladies sev eral pieces of practical advice which should help ease their burden. To Mr. Wylie, the most surpris ing thing is how poorly prepared most men — and their wives — are when retirement comes. It overtakes most people too quick ly, not too s.xon, just too fast. The ANSWERS TO CONSTITimON QUIZ 1. “We. the people.” 2. See Preamble. 3 Pliiladelphia. 4. May to September, 1787. 5. Washington, Franklin, Mad ison. 6. They did not want the pub lic to know. 7. No, ho was in France. 8. To amend the Articles of Confederation. 9. The .Articles were too loose and vague. 10 Two Senators from each state and Representatives according to population; separation of powers; etc. 11. September 17, 1787. 12. Majority 19) right away, others later. 13. April 30, (New York). 14. Publications urging its adop tion. 15. The first ten amendments. 16. See Constitution. Article V. 17. The last one, the 25th, a- dopted in 1967 (on Vice Presiden tial succession.) 18. Change with times. 19. Refuse to testify. 20. British Statesman William Gladstone. 21. The laws we inherited from England as distinguished from “statutory law”. 22. The 15th. 1870. 23. The 19th, 1920. 24. The 16th, 1913. (Wilson) 25. Government by Executive Order and Supreme Court Rulings that change laws. WATER WEI6HT problem? USB E-LIM Excess water in the body can be un comfortable. E-LIM will help you lose excess water weight We at... KINGS MOUNTAIN DRUG recommend it Only $1.50 Kings Mountain Drug Store THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. sudden cut off from daily living is simply an enormous shock, he says. A man finds ha dcH'sn’t know how to enjoy anything that’.s not related to the rhythms of his job. So instead of being the happiest Of men, he Is the most wretched. Consequently, his wite suuer.s, because to the exact degree that her husband is unhaippy, she feels .she has failed him—failed as a wife, companion, .social being. I for his love for her. I A wife can do a lot to re~~''v I much of tills, salts Mr. Wylie. I l irst, she siiould ia,.c a goou at herself a year before her hus band retires and think about wluat she could do in the next year to make lierself more at tractive, because when he does retire, ffe’ll have the time to “take a good look” at her again. Thursday. September 17, 1970 Th ive they become — to see much’ of each other.” ’loo Worse, sh,. experiences a kt'en sense of personal failure. Since the company has already taken him out of action, .she sees herself wirhout resources to help him. She .secs herself standing around at the burial of what’s left of her husband’s dignity, when what .she wants most to do is spend the Test of her days thanking him Secondly, keep regular hours. “Don’t waste the morning: it’s the best time of day for most people. Make a schedule and stick to it, in spite of unplanned interruptions,” Mr. Wylie advises. “Walk every day.” , This business of physical ap pearance is not .solely the wife’s burden, the FAMILY HE.ALTH ar ticle points out. But the year or two immediately prcetKling his retirement is 'a poor periM to impose new denials or disciplines on the husband. “But remember”, he warns, “that it is extremely easy after retirement for husbands and wives — however newly attract- After retirement. a.ssuming rea. sonably good health, you can go almost anjwhere and do almost anything you can afford. The people who seem happiest in re tirement are those who are most continuously and productively oc cupied, who have filled a part of their own days with activities of their own choosing, and who have—by trial and error — set their own pace and their own standards of proficiency. Even at ago 50, Mr. Wylie con- Whitenei SP/5Gore Opens Office Is Promoted GASTONIA — Tenth Congres sional District Campaign Head quarters for Basil L. Whitener were officially opened on Satur day, September 12, at 10 o’clock a.m., according to an announce ment made by the Democratic candidate for Congress. ) Company near Long Binh, Viet-1 was last stationed at Ft. Mon- ' nam. ' mouth, N. J. Spec. Gore entered the Army in i Tlie specialist’s wife, Kate, lives March 1969, completed basic! in Newland. training at Ft. Bragg, N. C., and I LONG BINH, VIETNAM (AHT- NCI Aug. 18 — Carson D. Gore, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley R. (3orc, Route 1, Kings Mountain, N. C., recently was promoted to -Army specialist five while serv ing with the 1st Signal Brigade’s Area Communications Cento/ The facility is located at 116. South Street in downtown Gas- ] tonia. A staff of volunteers has rrAOMn/kH I'H/k /»f»nfor />«iimiT\n itrn eludes, you still don’t know enough about yourself. It’s not. the public. manned the center of campaign activity for several days and now have it in readiness for receiving too late to explore either. In fact. 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