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THE OSHAWA TIMES, ednesday, April 6, 1966 DISTAFF DIARY MOTOR CITY STREAMLINER TOPS ~The regular meeting of the 'Motor City Streamliner TOPS 'Club was held at Rundle Park 'Clubhouse. The leader, Mrs. Florence Russell, opened the meeting with the club song. Congratulations were extend- ed to the Inch Pinchers TOPS of Harmony Park for winning a night of entertainment from the Streamliners as a result of a six-week contest. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Margaret Poirier and Mrs. Helen Owens stated that their visit to the Port Hope Club was enjoyed. An invitation was extended to the Port Hope Club to attend a meeting of the Streamliners on April 19, when Dr. G. R. Gillen would be the guest speaker. Other six-week contest winne were, Mrs. Sheila Taylor, Mrs. Bernadette Ellsmere and Mrs. Pauline Pappin were congratu- lated. 218T PARENT COMMITTEE The 2ist Oshawa Parent Com- mittee held its meeting recent- ly at the home of Mrs. Victor Hartwig, with the president, Mrs. Jack Taylor, presiding, and welcoming the mothers. The Brownies and Guides were given small stockings to fill with their own money to return to the parent committee. * The Parent Committee sup- plied testers for Guide House recently for the Brownies. Mrs. James Cuthbertson was appointed to fill the vacancy on ' the telephone committee for the balance of the year. During the last two months refreshments had been served at various - social activities of the guides and brownies and Mrs. Hartwig + was thanked for arranging it * for them. | The executive presented a new guide flag to the com- * pany. It was reported Mrs. Lloyd Pigden and Mrs. Taylor repre- . sented the parent committee at + the appreciation dinner at ' Guide House recently. Mrs. + Taylor, as brownie representa- * tive, gave her report to the local association and it was decided a donation would be made to the association to cover baby- . sitting fees incurred by the leaders. It was also decided to pur- chase a uniform when needed fer the leaders. Mrs. Kenneth Ridge, Brown Ow! and Miss Caroline Foley gave talks on the lives of brownies and guides. They ex- plained the requirements for the different badges. They were thanked by Mrs. Richard Doyle and Mrs. Raymond Stitherland. It was announced that Mrs. Edward Camp had resigned as District Commissioner. Plans were made for the mother and daughter banquet to be held May 14 at Guide House, where approximately 128 would be expected to attend. Entertainment would be provid- ed by the guides and brownies. Refreshments were served by the | hostess. KEEP IN TRIM To Break Pattern Provide Challenge By IDA JEAN KAIN "How can I take the resist- ance out of staying with a diet? I start strong but in 10 days I find myself slipping. In two weeks I'm back to my old fattening ways of overeating. I guess my will is weak. I'm 40 pounds overweight and I really want to lose. Can you offer some encouragement? When the goal is 40 pounds off, there is no blinking the fact that it takes gumption to carry on with your reducing nlans. So, what to do when 'he going gets tough? First, recog- nize you are dealing with a habit pattern, At the place where you gave up on previous diet attempts, you half expect to stop trying. Psychologists point out that in any particular situation the tendency is to do the same as on the previous times. To break the habit pattern, think through the situation and try to decide why you lose interest. A willing- sess to do some serious thinking « fs a big step, for this means you want to face facts honestly. Once you catch on to why you repeat a pattern, you are in a . better position to cope. Grab hold of this -spine-stiff- ening thought. When you feel your interest slackening, give yourself a right good challenge Say to your- self: "Im going to fight this fat sometime, and it might as + well be this very spring! Say this out loud, looking right in the mirror. Its surprising how a challenge to yourself can pull you out of a failure rut. By taking a positive approach you are using your will in the right way. To stay with a pro- tective diet plan is something you want to do. Also, and this ~ is a most important point, you : have fully faced up to the fact that there is no other way to = do it. After two weeks of controlled eating you ate over the hunger- > hurdle. You feel content on » smaller meals. When-you firmly * decide that to revert to your. . Old fattening ways of eating is " no favor to yourself, your haif . Way home. 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