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As I watched the glittering kaleidoscope of color, comedy, music and grace, I recalled Walter Pitkin’s famed commen “Why sit around like a toad on a stone when you might as well be out getting an eyeful somewhere.” An ice show is an eyeful, all right. It’s a sort of supermarket of entertainment which combines the thrills of the circus with the spectacle of the theater and the grace of ballet. I came away with my senses quivering from the im- pact of so much color, action, and sound, and I felt a sense of grati- fication that I lived in an era which could create such a smorgas- bord of sparkling entertainment for the price of a couple of pounds of sirloin. I also came away disappointed at the paucity of gray heads in the audience. Nearly one in ten of the population today is past 65 years of age. Yet my unofficial count disclosed a much lower proportion of older people in the audience. Where were the senior citizens? The next day I ran into a coup of elderly acquaintances who never seem to be having very much fun. Had they been to the ice show?” “No,” said one, “I never seem to go anywhere anymore.” And the other said wearily that he got all his entertainment via video. It’s sad to contemplate the many older people who have lost their sense ‘of curiosity and have fallen victim to the comfortable but dul- ling pattern of life in which a con- tour chair and a television set meet their basic wants. They've let their minds close to the call of new ‘| adventures and wearily concluded that life has lost its savor. We make a great mistake at any age if | we fail to reach out and taste the candies on the tree of life. There’s really not much point in survival if we never do anything more exciting than gaze at quiz shows and listen for the whistle of the four o’clock train. IT’S QUITE POSSIBLE, of course, to live a rich life without ever see- ing an ice show. But let's vow we'll never be guilty of sitting around like a toad on a stone when we might as well be out getting an eyeful somewhere. © If you would like a free booklet on ‘How Young People Can Plan, Retirement Finances” write to thig column c/o (this paper) enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Folks who really want the most, always scan the Trading Post. YOUR DOG AND THE NEW BABY § By Bob Bartos | Prominent Dog Authority If you have a dog that’s been cock of the roost since puppye hood and a baby is due to are rive in your home, you'll want your pet to approve of this tiny addition.: How you handle the . situation during the first few days will determine to a greatly ‘extent the future relationship between the pair. First and foremost, be pare ticularly considerate of Fido’s feelings. Snub him, cut down on the amount of attention he’s used to getting and he may form a permanent resentment towards the baby. { Here's a plan of procedure. When the infant is first brought home, don’t forget that your dog hasn't seen you in several days. He'll want to let you know how happy he is to have you back. So place the baby in the crib and then get down to Fido’s ' level and let him give you the full welcoming treatment. Let him know how happy you are to see him, too. Next step is to introduce him to the newcomer, Sit down with the baby in your arms and let him investigate the source of the new sounds and scent. Don’t rush him or force him into the meeting, Let him do it in his own sweet time. And try to stick to your dog’s regular dining and airing sched. ule. If the baby's feeding de- mands. make you forget about Fido's fare, he’s apt to feel fore gotten. * ££ # Feeding Tip: Apartment dogs, like apartment dwellers, may not get sufficient exercise or sunshine. Rationed amounts of a quality dog food such as - Friskies will keep the dog's ~ waistline trim and supply essens tial | nutrients, including sune | shing vitamin D. 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