i -TJe rerqulnuni WaeMy,
By IJCSTEK L.
That Vgh' Upon The Sea
I ENJOY a ae voyage but
dread the fact that I ret aea
alck m easily.
; la It possible to prevent per
manently this apoiler of aea
travel?
Mr. T. P. W, N.Y.
: Deer Mr. W. : Welcome to
the club! There have been
MMMMwniK timet when I
h a v a h a d
queasy (eel
inga simply by
looking at an
attractive ad
vertisement of
a sea cruise.
Motion alck-
nesa on the
sea or in the
air, In a train
Dr. Coleman or in an auto
mobile, is
highly complex physiological
Jnechanlsm. The Interplay of
.nerves between the center of
'balance in the inner ear and
-'the vomltlnr center in the
brain is responsible for that
dreadful sensation that re-
ult.
: Rotational movements of
4he body can cause theae sen
sations to a greater degree in
ome people than in others.
I The exact reason why some
people are totally insensitive
and can withstand a rough sea
. -is not completely understood.
I am sure that those people
,!who have experienced severe
.motion sickness are emotion
ally upset by an anticipated
voyage. Emotiona play a role
In motion sickness but are not
ithe basic cause.
') A great many drugs are
available to reduce seasick
ness. One of the mistakes
taade by travelers Is to take
Ihe drug only when the sea
becomes rough.
; Z have found that I fare
Htotter if I take an anti-sea-aickneas
drug about one hour
-before I board a ship. 1 then
continue to take amall doses
jat regular intervals, whether
'4 need them or not
This builds up a level In my
97 Stale Counties Represented At UNC-G
w Ninety-seven of North
. Carolina's 100 counties are
r resented by the 6,983
t Jents enrolled this fall at the
Liiiversity of North Carolina at
Greensboro. Only Craven,
Currituck and Tyrrell counties
are missing.
.: Among the undergraduate and
graduate students attending
JJNC-G this fall are four
students from Perquimans
County.
; They are Angela S. Baker,
Mary S. Harrell, Dianne M.
Layden and Georgia Stallings.
The 6,983 students constitute a
h record enrollment for UNC-G,
and represents a 4.1 percent
increase over last fall's 6,703
total.
The enrollment figures
released recently by Chancellor
James S. Ferguson show that
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Wednesday L Thursday
Oct. 27-28-Ratlng (R)
ROCK HUDSON IN
"Pretty Molds All
In A flow-
Friday It Saturday, Oct. 29-30
Double Feature Horror Show
(GP)
Cauldron Of Blood"
AND
'Crucible Of Horror"!
Sunday, Monday 4 Tuesday
Oct; 81-Nov. 1-2-Ratlng (R)
All Star Cast IN
Chain Gang Women'
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:mmcmullan in
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Hertford, N. C, Thursday, October 23, 1971
COLEMAN, M.D.
blood which actually keeps me
comfortable : throughout the
entire voyage. If the sea gets
particularly rough, I take an
additional dose.
It must be remembered that
drugs for motion sickness
have a tendency to make peo
ple drowsy. They should be
used with great care if alert
ness is essential to aafety. . "
, My 14 -year -old daughter
has toxoplasmosis which haa
affected the optic nerve. Our
concern is great and we would
like to know more about this
condition.
Mrs. M. L. S., Ind.
Dear Mrs. S.: Toxoplasmo
sis is an unusual infection by
a small parasite.
These parasites are known
as protozoa, small one -celled
organisms. Some related types
cause malaria, sleeping sick
ness, and other unusual dis
eases. -'
How the human acquires
the infection is not exactly
known, but it is suspected
undercooked rabbit or pork
may be a possibility.
Sometimes children are born
with this condition, the paru
site being transmitted from
the mother.
The diagnosis of toxoplas
mosis is made by actually
finding the parasite' in body
fluids and body tissues and
by specialized blood and anti
body tests.
Intensive treatment with
the sulfa drugs and with cor
tisone has brought greater
promise for cure than hereto
fore. Dr. Lester Coleman has a
special eye-rare booklet avail
able for readers of this col
umn railed, "What You Should
Know About Glaucoma and
Cuturaotn." For your ropy,
send ZS rcnta in coin and a
large, self-addressed Ntamped
envelope .to Lester L. Cole
man, M.D., In care of this
newspaper. Please mention
the booklet by title.
male students are attending
UNC-G in greater numbers than
ever before. The roll now lists an
even 1,700 men in both un
dergraduate and graduate
studies. This amounts to a 19.6
percent increase over last fall's
male enrollment and means
that men now comprise ap
proximately 25 per cent of the
total student enrollment on the
Greensboro campus. UNC-G,
formerly Woman's College of
the University of North Carolina,
became co-educational in the
fall of 1964.
--TtIAPIIM C4S1SW
C3ESiVi!353Ii Giant
Colonbl Stores :
Reports Record
Shies, Ecrnmgs
Colonial Stores Incorporated,
435-store Atlanta based retail
food chain, today reported
record sales of $531,919,111 for
the first 40 weeks of 1971 and
earnings of $7,060,860, also a
record.
Ernest F. Boyce, president, -
said sales for the 40 weeks which
ended October 9, 1971, were 5.2
percent ahead of the $505,532,91$
recorded in the same period of
1970. Earnings were 15.4 percent
ahead of the $6,116,445 for the
initial 40 weeks of 1970. "
Sales in food stores alone were
up 7 percent. Mr. Boyce' at
tributed the drop in other areas
principally to the disposal by
Colonial of its Galaxy Drug
stores in late September of 1970,
Earnings per share of com
mon stock for the 40 weeks in
1971 were $2.46 vs. $2.14 in the
same period of 1970, based on
2,852,131 shares outstanding in
1971 and 2,834,716 in 1970.
Mr. Boyce said sales in the 16-
week third quarter, which ended
October 9, 1971, were
$214,804,777, an increase of 4.6
percent over the $205,319,311 in
the same weeks of 1970, and a
new record. Earnings of
$2,991,631, or $1.04 per share,
also a new record, were 18.7
percent ahead of the $2,519,791,
or 88 cents per share, in the third
quarter of 1970.
Mr. Boyce said prospects for
the remaining 12 weeks of 1971
are good, and "it is anticipated
that both sales and earnings for
the year will establish new
records."
GaE (OTE SPCSTS GllIZ
1 . What was the score of the '
5th World Series game?
What was the score of the
1970 Colorado-Oklahoma
football game?
In what sport is Dave
Blng famous?
Who won the recent Davis
Cup match between the
U. S. and Romania?
How many teams-have
lost the first two games
and then won the World
Series? '
Aisvtrs to Sports Oiii
1. 4-0 Pittsburgh over Bal
timore.
23-15. Oklahoma.
Pro basketball.
4. The U. S. team.
5. Five.
Decorated Marshmallows
Decorate fresh marshmal
lows with owls, bats, pump
kin faces and black cats.
using a very fine paint brush
dipped in melted chocolate.
The chocolate should be
rather thick. Let decorated
marshmallows dry thorough
ly.
Stars of the 0p Team
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cu?cn VALUE
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In 1867 the United States
purchased the Alaskan
territory from Russia at
cost of $7.2 million. It was
known at that time as the
then Secretary " of State
'Seward's Folly." ' ;
Last Wednesday, the House by
a vote of 334 to 63 approved a bill
to give the Alaskan natives 40
million acres of land and $925
million as their "rightful share
of the State" The claim involves
only 55,000 natives; this comes
to approximately $17,000 for
each man, woman and child in
additon to the 40 million acres
Along ; with Congressman
Charles Jonas. I voted against
this legislation on final passage
inasmuch as there are literally
thousands of American Indians
who have bad long standing
claims against this'government
that have not been settled, and
Household Employer
Required To Pay
Social Security
Are you anlemolover? If vou
have a nkaidJ cleaning woman.
gardenef, ; handyman, a
babysitter, ii or about your
home, you are an employer.
As a 'household, you are
required "to nay social security
contributions on wages of $50.00
or more earned in a -calendar
quarter by the person working in
and about your home. This
contribution must be paid to IRS
before the end of the month after
the end of the calendar quarter.
You are also required to give
your .employee a yearly
statement of the total wages
paid during the year and the
total amount of ; contribution
deducted from the employee's
wages.
It is important that you report
all earnings $50.00 or more for
all household employees. Your
report may help your employee
become entitled to social
security monthly benefits and
medicare benefits. This is your
responsibility as an employer. If
you have any questions, please'
call your social security office,
at 3354931.
The short-waisted dress
gives girls a longer look and
for that reason short women,
who like to appear taller
than they are. favor the em- i
pire styles.
Whether you see the game
kV) white or color you'll see it
these great Zenith sets.
NOW AT
SPECIAL'
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those that have been settled
have been through judicial
proceedings, with each case
standing on its own merit. . .
In other House action, a
spirited debate occured during
the, consideration of the Con
ference Report on the 1972
Military Procurement
Authorization. The Senate had
added to the House bill the
Mansfield Amendment which
sets a definite withdrawal date
from Vietnam. So the question
before the House was to agree
with the Senate language or
reject it. Again I . voted un
successfully for the Mansfield
Amendment; and as a result of
this the House Conferees will go
back into negotiations
uninstructed on this very im
portant subject.
The House also approved the
Ports and Waterways Safety Act
of 1971, which among other
things, does the following: 1
authorizes the Coast Guard to
establish, operate and maintain
vessel traffic services and
systems for ports, harbors,' and
other waters subject to
congested traffic ; and 2
authorizes the Coast Guard to
require vessels which operate in
an area of vessel traffic system
or service, to utilize or comply
with that service or system,
including the carrying or in
stallation of electronic or other
devices necessary for the use of
the service or system. This is an
effort to avoid costly damages to
bridges and other waterway
structures which have occured
all too frequently in the past.
Also passed by the House was
the Survivor Benefit Plan for
Members ofthe Armed Forces in
retirement. The bill establishes
a survivor benefit program for
retired military personnel which
supplements the survivorship
benefits of Social Security and
which provides for all career
members; of the Armed Forces
an opponiunity to leave a portion
of their retired pay to their
survivor at a reasonable cost.
The bill also, 1- provides a
prograip of minimum income
guarantee for present military
widows to assure an income of at
least $2,QD0 per year; 2-provides
for the attachment of up to 50'
per cent of military retired pay
or retainer pay to comply with
the order of a court of compatent
jurisdiction in favor of a spouse,
former spouse or children.
in black and
better on one of
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1972 FEED GJtAIN PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED ,
Secretary 'of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin announced
October 18, 1971, a feed grain
program for 1972 designed to
BIBLE VERSE
' "A woman that feareth the
Lord, she shall be praised.'.
1. Who is the author of this
: :, verse? ; ?'.v :;; ;:;' "
2. Who was his father?; ' ' -i:
3. What1' does the wejjd
"feareth" mean? '
4. Where may this verse be
' found'
Answers to B'ble Verse
1. It Is thought to bo Solo
mon. -
2. David.
3. In the Biblical sense, it
means have reverence for
or solicititude toward.
4. Proverbs 31:30.
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increase farm income and
reduce carry-over stocks.
The new program raises the
feed grain set-aside to 2S currant
of the base (20 per cert e-Js
year), boosts set-aside
payments (40 cents per bucd
for corn from 32 cents this year),
brings barley into the feed grain
program, squats loan levels for
grain sorghum and barley
(consistent with the feedine
value of corn), extends farm-
stored grain reseal provisions,
andoff era farmers two near
options to set aside additional
acreage beyond -the minimum
qualifying 25 per certt.
The Droeram la deafened tn
achieve a feed grain set-aside of
at least 3$ million acres in 1972
compared with 18.2 million
acres this year..
The new program continues
corn loan levels at ilea (n t
basis) and the guarantee at il SS
per bushel. The soybean loan
level wui be maintained at $2.25
per bushel. .
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The feed grain program
work this way: . I ; ::
1. During aijpHip, startl--;
January 17, a fanner can dae! f t
whether to set aside a minJsuJ
25 percent oi his feed grain bar? -acreage
to qualify for loans ar 1 "
payments.
Loans will be $1.03 per badl :
for corn (No. 2 basis), the ssir? t :
as in 1971; $1.79 , per h c:
dredweight for grain sorghn :
($1.73 in 1971); 8$ cents pjr;
bushel for barley (tl cents in :
1971); and $4 eenU and 89 cents )
per bushel, respectively, for :
eats and rye (the same as fat:
mi).
Set-aside payments win be 40 :
cents per bushel for corn, 32:
cents per bushel for barley, and ;
38 cents per bushel for grain:
sorghum. These are paid on the:
established farm yield tunes:
one-half the barley, corn, or
.grain sorghum base. Payments:
in 1972 will again be made to.
farmers as soon as possible:
after July L
$8.00
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