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iindi Safety Tips
Hjpwi^e your idsdiac(l manners?
.Umy pa4?i^
nreak the code of “medical cijH-
dV^’ which their doctors
o^ them and, in so doing, delay
diagnosis, hinder coorect treat-
inient and often cost themselves
mfore money than they would
Modess products,
just send us word.
The word you send us is “Modess/’ Here’s how.
Fill out the coupon belq^. Send it to us aiongwith
the word “Models,” fro,m the backs of any 3
Modess brand packages. There's plenty to choose
..frorn:„ Modess S.aaiia.ry.. Mapkins,^ lyieds the Mo-
dess Tampons, Modess Sanitary Panties, Modess
Sanitary Beits."(And you* may choose 3 of the
same product or any combination of 3 products
according to your needs.) In return, we’ll send
you $1.
See, it pays to use Modess brand |
products—in more ways than one.
Modest
To; Personal Products Company,
Box 67-T, Miiltown, N. J. 08850
enclose the word “Modess” from the backs
of 3 Modess brand packages. Please send
my $1 to:
Name
Address.
City
State.
.Zip Code.
Limit: one refund to a customer. Offer expires Dec. 31,1966.
MODESS and MEOS are trademarks of Personal Products Company.
normally pay, ^ys Today’s
Health, the magazine of the
American Medical Association.
Here are a few of these un
written laws most often broken
* Keep your appointment (or
notify the doctor’s office when
you know you can’t be there).
Even a few hours notice that
you can’t make it may be enough
tp allow anotlier patient to take
-yeforxplace;--; — -
* Be prompt, but be prepared
to wait. Unfair? Not at all. Diag
nosis and treatment cannot be
sch^uled on an exact timetable,
some patients take longer than
others. Emergencies arise that
upset the doctor’s schedule.
? £o cooperative i» giving
your medical history. Illness or
Injuries in your past have a di
rect bearing on your ppesewt con
dition, on your reaction to tests
and on how you respond to sur
gery or medical treatment.
* Don’t ask the receptiorrist or
itiuve for inforirration about your
condition, he is ethically bound
not. to disouss_ medical findings
W’ith patients. If you have ques
tions, a-sk your doctor.
* Fill in insurance forms cor
rectly and completely before
handing them to doctor. Most
fon.Ts are to be filled in partial
ly by the patient. Save your doc
tor as much time as possible by
reacting the forms carefully
forehand and filling in as much
as you can in advance.
Take your medicine just as
■the doctor prescribes. Don’t alter
his timetable or dosage, and don’t
ndglect to take medicine alto
gether. The medicine is ordered
to help you get weU, but it won't
work unless it is properly used.
* Be business-like in financial
arrangements. Don’t hesitate to
ask about the doctor’s fee, and
to discuss anything you don’t
derstand. Also, your doctor has
many business expenses to maeet,
and yoiir prompt payment will
help him maintain an efficient
practice.
, You could carry your checking account
at hundreds of banks...
hut it takes Can-Do people like
FhabCttizens’ to help you get the most
out of your banking relationdiip!
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Move to First-Citizens - the Can-Do Bank with the Can-Qp People!
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Famer: Always Read Tag
Before Purchasing Your Seed
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Grover 4-H*ers Cop
Fin I - Place Pripe
Grover Commiunity 4-H’ers
won first place for their fair
booth, “4-H Keeps Your Com
munity Ticking,’’ entered in
competition with other Cleve
land County clubs at this
week’s Cleveland County Fair.
The 15 club tmembers con
ducted the project under the
direction of their leaders, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Turner.
This year’s fair prize is the
third won by the local 4-H’ers.
In 1964 the club copped a first
place award and in 1965 won a
second place ribbon.
Using four huge clocks to
carry out the 4-H chib pledge,
th^ booth called, attention to
head, heart, hands and health
in symbols of each of these
drawn and colored on the faces
of the square clocks.
The club will use the prize
money to defray expenses of
memters attending 4-H camps
and conferences.
! Jlie North Carolina farmer
! wlio shops around for "bargain”
j seed may find that it turns out
to be a costly investment.
I Tom Uunalee, an agrond.T.iist
I with the North Ceirolina Crop
Imprm'crnent-Association- at~ N;
C’. State University, says the cost
of seed is the least expensive in
vestment a ifarmer makes in
planting and harvesting a crop.
Investments in machinery, land,
labor and other essentials repre
sent the major share of costs.
Nunalee e.xplains that seed ac
count for only about 1 1-2 to 2
per cent of the total investment
for crop production and harvest
ing.
Choosing high quality seed of
an adapted variety or hybrid is
often the least expensive single
way to increase total production
according to the agronomist.
‘‘Ami,, -the -.best source, of -Jiigh
quality seed is certified seed.”
It is field inspected, laboratoi'y
tested, tagged and sealed for the
fanmer’s assurance of quality.
Certified seed can be compared
with non-certlfied seed which
rrtay contain weed seed. Common
we^ seed such as cdotalaria,
Johnson grass, wild onions, mus
tard and cocklobur can increase
production costs, decrease yields
and make harvesting more diffi.
cult. They can cause serious loss
es and may be a problem for
fnany years.
Nunalee says that all seeds of
fered for sale in North Caro
lina must be labeled as to variety
or kind, pi'.rity, igehrr.ination and
harmful weed seed present. If
“bargain” seed is not properly
tagged, it may be omlawful as
well as expensive.
"The tag on the bag means
nothing —it’s what is on the tag
that counts,” the agronom^t said
He encourages farmers to read
the tags in order to choose the
highest quality seed available.
§
PORK CHOPS
AND APPLES
(Serves 4)
1 cup dried prunes
4 pork chops
2 apples, cored and sliced
cup dark corn syrup
Vz teaspoon cinnamon
Lemon slices
Pit prunes; soak in boil
ing water 10 minutes. Drain
and set aside. Brown pork
chops on both sides in skil
let over medium heat. Place
in greased, shallow, 2-quart
baking dish. Cover with
apple-slices and pruner.-
Combine corn syrup and
cinnamon. Pour over chops.
Arrange lemon slices on
top. Cover and bake in 350-
degree (moderate) oven un
til pork chops are done,
about 1 hour.
Competition for tourist trade
is keen among the Caribbean is
lands.
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