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: Diet Do's 5 No Magic System For Weight Loss

Bv RUTH ALCORN WANBERG One thing I will continue to stress in this column is that there is no one method of taking off weight. So, the I very next thing you must ■ do after you make the BIG ■ DECISION is to choose a diet plan that suits your life style It is when people choose a diet foreign to their normal eating habits that they find they can't stay with it. Even worse, they become frustrated and give up their resolve to lose weight. But, there's one thing you'll learn, you can't prolong the pleasures in life any more than you can hur-

ry along the sorrows, and prolonging the pleasure of overindulgence in food can only lead to the disease of obesity ONE THING I'm sure of — I know from experience some of the methods that will not work: starvation ("fasting" is a nicer word); medication — pills which either made me so hyper I couldn't relax or so obnoxious my family couldn't stand me; and paying just about any authority" who promised me a weight loss miracle: Use this, or that and lose 40 pounds a month!" None of these methods did anything for me After

1 much searching, I finally f found a technique that does ! work for me. I still have a f way to go, but I know I will reach my goal and, even better, I'll stay there, because I have changed my eating habits In an effort to list as i , many methods of dieting as currently reflected in print, I recently filled both sides i of a legal-size sheet of i paper. There's a successful technique available for I each one of us. And each one. from Accupuncture to ! Yoga, has some merit, but theory doesn't necessarily result in reality and many of the methods of weight loss can be easily dismissed. Some because they are elitist in nature and others are so bizarre they must be ignored It is my purpose in writing this column to discuss enough of these methods so that a comfortable plan will be found for each one of you. It must become rather comfortable for it is to be a lifelong addition to your life style if you are to avoid

chronic weight fluctuations. ONE AFTERNOON recently, a local realtor took our family through a house for sale. He was a tall, slim, healthy-looking man. My small son was carrying a bag of jelly beans he had just purchased and he asked the agent if he would like to have one. The kind reply was, "No, thank you. I do not eat between meals." How definite and how delightful! Who could pressure someone to "try just one," with a statement so final? His answer deserved respect and many could benefit by adopting his method. N So, please write and tell me of your problems and frustrations in trying to select a diet plan. Perhaps I. having been there, may be able to help you get started with a plan that fits into your way of life. Write to Ruth Alcorn Wanberg c/o the Cape May County Herald, Box 43 0. Cape May Court House, N.J 08210.

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Catholic Social Service of I Cape May County is in need of temporary foster homes for infants awaiting adoption. Families interested in i caring for infants, please ' contact Nancy A. Hurley, f Monday through Friday, 9 ; a.m. -4:30 p.m. at 465-9666 Sacred Heart Tutoring f Service offers remedial and enrichment courses in Language Arts, Math. Science and Social Studies to elementary and secondary students from June 25 until Aug. 3. Sacred Heart Tutoring Service is a summer school approved by the New Jersey Department of Education and is' directed by the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart. For more information contact Sacred Heart Tutoring Service, 9 Broadway, Cape May 884-3452 or 1-215-635-1811 Happy, happy birthday to Father William Titmas, associate pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea in Cape May Also to Ralph Johnson. Bert Weigman, Mary Detweiler and Elizabeth Righter THIS YEAR the MidAtlantic Center for the Arts will have its Victorian Fair Saturday. June 23, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ( rain date June 24. It'll be right on the Physick Estate grounds at 1048 Washington St., Cape May Among the fair's many attractions will be food booths selling everything from hot dogs to funnel cakes, fresh-squeezed lemonade and Southern fried chicken. Free Children's theater production of "Androcles and the Lion" presented on MAC's outdoor stage by the Jersey Cape Performing Arts Guild. Dozens of booths selling collectibles and handicraft items of all kinds A 50/50 raffle with hourly callings throughout the day. Victorian children's games, including a dunking booth, bean-bag tosses and hoop rollings. A grand sale of thousands of books (both new and old) and 19th Century prints. A clown selling balloons, as well as a clown make-up booth for children. There's plenty free park- 1 ing on the grounds behind the Physick Estate. • • • i AMONG THE booths at t

the Victorian Fair will be that of the Cape May Rescue Squad Auxiliary, with its "What Not" table On display will be the beautiful handmade quilt and antique doll being raffled off this summer as the auxiliary's project for the year. Raffle tickets for these two items will be available for sale at the auxiliary's table Make pre you get at least one of these tickets. The quilt is i truly outstanding and the ' antique doll one of those you've seen in picture ! .•ooks Both would make delightful gifts for your family... Wine-Tasting Party to benefit the Mid-Atlantic Stage Friday. June 8. 6:30 : to 8.30 p.m at Carney's, #01 Beach Ave. in Cape May. Proceeds will go towards supporting the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts ( MAC ) in conjunction with the Mason Gross School of the Arts of Rutgers University

EMD Holds Installation WILDWOOD - At a recent meeting of the Evening Membership Department of the Wildwood Civic Club the new officers for the year 1984-85 were installed by Madeline Calloway, past E M D chairman. Officers for the incoming | year are Janet Calloway, chairman; Elsie Schaule! vice chairman; Patricia Baldy, financial secretary; Lee Durham, recording secretary; Marianne Cunningham, corresponding secretary; Annette Jackson, Margaret Hennessey and Natalie Senekoff. directors

Ostomy Assn. Sets Goldberg RIO GRANDE - Cape May County Ostomy Association will meet Tuesday, June 12 at 8 p.m. in the conference room of the Cape May County Social Services Building. Dr. Robert M. Goldberg, oncologist, will be guest speaker.

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