Page 8 The Guardian KEEP IN TRIM

-Help For The Overweight Child

By Ids. Jean Kain

No child likes to be different.

Overweight children. handicapped A calendar was placed over the

in their play activities and sub- jected to unmercifui teasing. have an unhappy time of it. Today's letter. from a wise mother. urges parents of chubby children to take positive action.

”'Being a fund mother. I was prone to think my ten year old girl was tjust on the chubby side' and would outgrow her exccss tat. But being a registered nurse.

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iheld that weight for one week.

bathroom scales, and every morn- iing the weight was written down. ;This incentive accomplished what lno amount of persuasion or at- tractive low calorie food could 'eier do.

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Round The Market Fashions-Ancl Fashion

Fashions of yesterday and today modelled at the Centennial Parade of Spring Fashions were a three-quarter length dress coat worn with matching hat and muff (left); a gently-tailored light blue checked suit worn with navy accessories. and shown with a full flowing jacket of Canadian squirrel with roll collar (cen-

trimmed with an ermine collar. complemented by a

Recreating an Era '

I nd of "Old Charlottetown" these quaint costumes whre once considered very chic-and a walk to the market building was the highlight of the day. Portraying this scene at the Cen- ' tennial Parade of Fashions were: (left to right) Mrs. H. D. Hill, Mr. F. W. Jelks, Mrs. S. E. Green, Miss Beryl lMacLean. Mrs. R. A. DeBlois, Mrs. H. J.A. Brown. Mrs. C. J. Fear. Miss Janet Rankin. Miss Lorraine McCormack,

tre); and a black velvet coat , ' All the costumes were modelled against photographed against 3 backgmu

t hin ermine muff and black poke hat. lh: (hackg-drop painting contributed by thd P. E. I. Art Socieit.v::(AlfEl3tA0iliy BEL”)

could not close my eyes to thet; fact that a personality was deve- loping that was obnoxious to all people who were associated in anyl

way with my child. There hadl

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to be I reason. and the only feas- ible cause could be the child's feeling of inadequacy. Being bright. wells-dressed and loved. it was obvious the physique. Our pediatrician ran a basal metabolism test. which rul- ed out faulty glands. Diet was the

only answer. -. "At ' first my little girl was rebellious at restrictions. so I

knew we had to make an attrac- tive game of our new eating habits. Her daddy. although

against bribery of any kind. of- ;

fered her s reward nf 51 for every pound she took off if she

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TO Get Into SOFOFllY by an Island Fas-nicr's Wife This was a disturbed day. wind-.day. purchases of livestock: youngl

X” l blown and shrouded in gray animals to be companions in stable .P0h-V '5 3 luhm l" cloud. There were we remember'and pasture of the native rede.i c”he3e' bhe 3” alhhg hm: 1” now. showers. and sometimes the mans and the white. for us to hlgh Shhhhh rhhellllhg 3 Bial."' 'eai flakes of snow skirlcd a- visit with James when the sum- '"t She lhlheh a hhhh S"”"hy' long the hillsides to the winds' mer is new. inspecting en route

Stunned By Failure

DEAR MARY HAVl()R'lili

And one window looks to the

housewife to Sll on a cushion andt the

she We'll ”" lh alsew R bright seam to bring colorliuad. which winding over

lor proms. B'""l”'hPA Shh 9"" we made or more rightfully he-:ltusiei' world and brings them shmlh daled gain since there remain yet ends theme to the sound of a doE'l . lwelcoming bark. But nearer is the Lh" shhlhhr 'l "W ehdhf her of organdy. pale yellow. like daf-lmillpond with its treasures: the "lhhhlhhhe yeah She dehldeh lo fodilsl cups, and along the bot-lsunglints of spring. the sonuiol- luhsfeh to ” larhe hofducallohal tom. we sewed a banding of green lence of summer, the mirrorings of hh"'"5h-V' ahd l” ”'h'9e(l l" lhe There is green too. neat bright the autumn . . .the wavelets when

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dishes with the right basic foods. low in calories. I cut fats almost completely out of the meals and skim milk was used exclusively. In desserts. I made use of sugar substitutes. I was determined to give her I balanced diet. end had to use all my knowledge of the protective Basic Seven food groups.

”Our problem was tqckled last fall. at which time she weighed 116 pounds. January 1501. her Welxht was 1w pounds. now it is I99. Once the scales start down. . the urge to become normal weight is all the incentive needed. even forge 10 year old. During this period. our daughter has grown one inch. and she is now a trim. happy child who is proud of her diet efforts. She has developed a ..' ' g disposition and is sought after by those of her sge y group. it is well worth any effort you might put forth to have your child come out of her shell and take her plsce among other ehild- ; ren.

"I do hope my experience may ispark other mothers to help their

overweight youngsters. It is as important as sending them to school a perhaps more so. if

they are being persecuted by their .group because of their fat. So 'come on. mothers. let's help rthese chubblea to live life to the fullest without the handicap of lbeing 'different."'

I The dietitian salutes these won- .derful parents. Whether or not ithe overweight child outgrows the Jet or grows into an nhappy overweight adult. largely depends on how the problem ie handled .ln the early years.

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hleat She has hem more about bowknots of it. in the valance of winds wander. the calm. the "h "lhhlhsi hhd. the"? she. eh' the curtains we hung today at the turgid turbulence of the freshets hhhhlehed .h" hrs! blh dlsahi kitchen windows. Of a muslin- . . ducks' boating. mink, musk- Wlhlmehl lh hm whehvshe dldhl like sheer they are. Latticed in rat rifflings. swift break of leap- guihfmh She has mShed' -squares and white. Not so brightllng lmlll - - 5""rl59 and Sunset. " ' land slrikin as more modern cur- niuonliglil- l ese are all there. . wh .wmle lh "'9 d("'."'. "l.w"men' ltaining it his true and yet it And close by there, is the mill lhqulhlhg ahhul quhlhlcauhhs for seems as though these belongyiull of history of the district, of Wrhrhy memhershlht The dean better to the small-paned. small-iearly years of the wheat-growing Fephed thhl lhe only requlremem ish windows they frame. and the later: the first grist.-i from ll "3 m3"1l3l",” B'5Ve”K”5 .hhl' ' ' ' .llttle stumped patches. the ”full ll” hl” 9xhlhl"eh that shmhhlhs No sash-curtains? No. hecause'L'orn” of wide lovely acres. The U100” from lr95l""9" l'”l- It M. had, now could we enjoy saw-mill too has it's story-ol whhhmhr” hexh hhh "'9" 'l”h' the engaging scenes of country- dwellings and barns and byres ""5 " hhh ml" ' hmhed hhmi side aboiit? . Three windows that grew. and Churches and her 9' Pledges "'"'h ”l”"" Thus there are. still sound and good'. schools that found their places in Phhl” hhhhc" h" ”h"'' ” "my though put there in this first the pattern of living hereebout. hhhhh ll heme” 9' the hm hm" dwelling of the place. in the long, Above. from the same window. 59"" 3” lht V . long ago. .we look to the House on the Hill

Th” 1”" ”"h5 "' ha" hwhh One looks down toward the tidal and beyond the seasonal glory of Phhy h hhmhlhxi hhe Seems. to river, course marked for us by their color now missing. the grove heel lh" she ls lhhkmh somethlnh the dark of wooded banks; and to where once Pat's maples grew. Sh' lh Very p."hty' hmaChVe' I the white of the House across the So many lovely scenes our kit- llwd hh”.".h g."l' .Al present she Lane. where we come on errands.clic-n windows look out upon. the lhhll” hhmclhahhg 1" shhrls Or any look in upon the little famllylsame that today We hung with Wclhl met Sh” h' hevhllhh herself there. It may be they are at curtains fresh and new. l" hlhdy .hh,d wa'”e5s'wo'.k' lbreakfast when we would borrow ”Wait now!" we hear James "El "he lshlwhhhh-Vt what can an yeast cake. or a book in the bog of a farmer--visitor, evidently W” h" l” hell” I am hhhh mnhevening when all work of the day about to make his way out into hehhhd 5” plea" reply 30”" ,ls at end, and they gathered coz- the night and home. ”Ellen will ' 'lly about the hearthfire. lmake us A cup of tea!"

l One window looks towsrd thet Until tomorrow ---- Diary

barns where were received to- - - - e Good-nlilll . - - - DEAR T. P.: In a sense. Polly's .

Disappointment Can Be Fruitful

Mrs. A. J. Haslam. Mr. (Photo by Barter).

Cook's Corner

POP CORN BALLS

in c. light corn syrup

M c. water

3 tbs. butter

2 to Zlz quarts unsalted pop corn 1': c. sugar"

'4 tsp. salt

1 tsp. vanilla

Combine-syrup. sugar. Vanilla. water and salt in heavy saucepan. Place over low heat. stirring until mixture begins to boil. Cook with- out stirring to 270 degrees hard

ball. Remove from heat and add butter. stirring only enough to

combine with other ingredients. Pour over popcorn in large bowl using wooden spoon to mix well until every kernel is covered.

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I '5 cup icing sugar 1 cup butter few drops vsnllls V2 cup cornstarch lib cups flour Knead and bake in slow oven.

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failure to make a sorority is part i of her education for righteous' living. in an imperfect world. Now she knows how great disap- pointment feels. even though she has yet to learn how to rise over it. or take it in stride. When and if she masters that lesson. she

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classmates-especially in a big . g I A CROCHET BEAUTY school settle":-pl inc and enthusiasm l (Tombine dainty filet crochet with Poll, "ricdhght ll? back away from regiilar crochet - make this stun- y blem rt-flectivelyl and nine new daily or centerpiece. her pr: k th I h her lrensniil Pattern 7025 has crochet direc- '3'” l "' "mg i ' tlons for dolly or centerpiece. Use

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LET'S EAT

Chives Are Stylish

By lde Bailey Allen

”Here are some very fine chives.I llladame. Nicely rooted. they're all ready to put into a flower pot for the viindow garden. When the weather is warmer. I will plant them in the border 'of the kitchen garden of the country testing cot- tage." ' I.

"Very nice. Chef. Chives are high style right now."

”What do you mean 'now'. Ma-i dame? I understand chives have always been used."

Chive ls Fashionable

"I mean. this spring the late'st fashion color is called tchivef l have a new 'chlve' shantung dress. It's charming!"

"It would suit your complexion. too. Madame. I also have some charming new ways to use chives. Of course. they should be used when a delicat onion flavor is de- sired. And always they should be snipped into bits with the scissors. instead of mtncing with a knife. which is too crushing."

"What are your new ideas for using chives? '

With Fish or Meat

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