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nen: | |] CHILD GUIDANCE HANDSOME ACCESSORIES and | black, They are made with a | » New suits, costumes dresses demand accessories | high heel, as shown, or a mid- | that will do them proud, giving | way heel, With them is a | that added touch of chic. Right in this group are these alligator | pumps that come in brown or | dle. flap closing and a strap han- --By TRACY ADRIAN | . | CHILDREN'S MOVIES | Overweight Infants Children's cinema clubs provid-| Diabetic Mothers? ing special showings on Saturday | mornings are a popular feature] TORONTO (CP)--Women who 1d ' | give birth to large babies should be checked for diabetes, Dr. Ab-| raham Rapaport of Toronto West-| ern Hospital told the annual | meeting of the Toronto branch of | the Canadian Diabetic Associa- tion. "If we put a notice in the paper asking every woman who had a baby of more than 10 pounds to contact us, we would| uncover a lot of diabetics," he| said NEWS IN BRIEF GREAT GROUP MONTREAL (CP) -- The Que- bec provincial council of the Ca-| nadian Girl Guides' Association reported membership of 14,857 for| 1969 MOST HOT WATER | of LOWEST COST with a MALE LIBRARIAN KITCHENER, Ont. (CP)--The Waterloo library board has en-| gaged its first male librarian He is Charles E. Brisbin, a graduate of the University of Alberta and of the library school of the Uni-| versity of Toronto . REACHES 102 LUCAN, Ont CP Mrs. James Stanley, who marked her 102nd birthday recently at this village near London, has out- lived five of her eight children She is the daughter of the late ONLY $ Michael and Elizabeth Fox pioneer residents - WIVES REBEL | LONDON (CP) -- Rebellion of NLT ainst loneliness Is ts 0) hy a and rane w in towns and cities, says a gov-| ernment committee studying the drop in rural bus services # gharye fof axtW Piping.) WEDDING FILM Water heats 3 times faster S ? A y | LONDON (CP) -- A film of Costs less, Too! rincess Margaret's wedding to| w 5 u Antony Armsirong-Jones May 6 ou": men nor {uss hot employ Jars is to be made by Associated Brit- ish Pictures. It hopes to have the| gas equipment call or write movie ready for cinemas in Brit | Depertment of ain and abroad three days later. | & @ TIME OFF LONDON (CP -- A 17-year-old MONTHLY 1.7 (gas xtra) | Fully Guaranteed | SERVICE, MAINTENANCE and INSTALLATION On some cases, there may be cha information about dealers licensed by the Ontario Fuel Board to sell and install satura | the Sales | matching alligator bag with a | Child Should Be Taught Early To Respect Meaning Of "No" comes the time when he will throw a ball or block indoors hard and far enough to harm some furniture By spending|W ample time with him, you may him throw to his heart's content induce him to push or roll the t leave his|object instead of throwing it, often saying "This way," as you show him, But there may come a time when you should say No. By G. CLEVELAND MYERS Without being taught to throw things, the youngster under two| or three learns to do so. When, at a year or 15 months of age, the child tries to throw a rubber ball, it may nol hand, Gradually, he has to learn to release his fingers and does so without being taught. The youngster under two may throw all his toys from his play. HOW TO TEACH pen » ENJOYS ACTIVITY If you immediately put back| longer, periods to put them bac he chooses by and by not to throw them out, Early in the tot"s dev ciopment| As he is about to throw an ob- ject, even accompany this No | with a sharp slap on his hand or thigh if this quiet word is ig- the toys he has thrown out he|nored. Early and continually hold may greatly enioy the activity. | yourself to saying No quietly, But if you wait for short, then never with a sharp, shriekins ,| voice. Use your hand if neces | sary to make the No final and meaningful, Reserve your voice for tenderness and affection, I your tot deliberately throws objects at things or persons, be KEEP IN TRIM effectively decisive with No. Outdoors, he may find it great fun to throw objects at a parked or passing car. Seeing him do this once, let everything go in or- der to correct this practice per- manently, Make sure he always gets instant physical pain for each offense. On the other hand, you can go with him to a safe\place and lét { To Shrink Appetite, Build | Meals Around Protein Food By IDA JEAN KAIN "How did this enormous petite fasten itself on me?" a perplexed overweight demands to know. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, April 25, 1960 § is required to often in the Habital overeating enlarges one's food capacity. The stomach is a muscular organ that can ex- pand to make room for the size meal that comes its way. It can, out of control. ap- built up during |at a provided target, which might be an old can or a box, Always be decisive in forbid- ding him to throw objects at a person or animal. Pérsist in this training as he grows older, for- bidding him to fight with sticks and stones, even in self-defense. Let him learn to retreat if he can't defend himself with his bar hands. EARLY TRAINING VITAL It is very important, too, that you train' him early' and con stantly not to deliberately strike a pet or person by holding an ob- ject in his hand. This problem} may arise as he begins to use| tools, such as a hammer. | Some patient parents may be| able to achieve in these direc- tions merely by unceasing vigil- ance and persuasion, though the effective use of No, supported by physical pain, may af times be also desirable. PARENTS' QUESTIONS Q. Does training the child to Fullness, or a feeling of having observe essential home rout'-2s|h and family regulations, have ¢ thing to do with his success at from within onthe circular mus- school? A. Yes, indeed, with practice, be stretched to ac- commodate an enormous quan- [tity of food. To get the picture, think of the stomach as being comparable to a balloon. After a balloon has been inflated over and over again, when deflated it never seems to shrink back to original size. While this is a very rough comparison, it gives the general idea. good. size? Of first of its specific ad enough to eat, is thought to v. be caused by the tension exerted liberately get while cle fibers of the stomach. With the enlarged stomach more food space and exert the tension that signifies fullness, When the satiety signal is re- peatedly ignored, as it is all too dishes, appetite gradually gets the food is needed fails to dimin- ish as fuel requirements lessen. That's because food tastes so How does one begin to shrink the appetite down to reducing every meal around a complete protein food. Not only tein stick to the ribs, but b protein creates a comforting warmth which in turn produces a satiety signal . . , nature's way of signifying fullness. Another effective measure in controlling thé appetite is fo de- you could Thirty later you will feel content, One dietier who suc. ceeded in losing 100 excess pounds explained: "It took three weeks of getting up from the. table slightly hungry before 1 was convinced that I would not feel hungry all afternoon or all evening." Physiologically here is what. happens: Within thirty min. utes after the meal is finished, the system is getting the energy from the food eaten. 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