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Friday, May 21. 1965
Page Three
No wonder you feel some
what bewildered or frustrated,
If this Is your first baby. Every
New Bern mother has had this
experience.
With most new Jobs, the be
ginner learns one part of the
task at a time. He may be given
Gussman
CLEANERS
323 CRAVEN
Underground
A-blast cracks
earth's core and
the world totters
on the brink of
destruction!
material to practice on before
he Is expected to work on the
real thing. When he masters one
piece of the job, he graduates
to the next step.
Not so with babies. Once the
baby Is here, everything begins
^1 at once- feeding, sleeping,
bathing, washing the clothes,
and so on. It’s comforting to
know that you soon master It
all, and can settle down to
enjoy the baby.
Caring for a baby becomes
easier all the time, rather than
harder,. Another comforting
thing to remember Is that the
baby Is a lot tougher than he
looks. He doesn’t even notice
that you are Inexperienced, and
keeps right on growing.
Getting enough to eat, and
feeling safe and warm are about
all a new baby needs. Food and
love are about equally
necessary, and when both are
freely available, he can thrive.
It’s fortunate that both can be
given at once.
The baby yowls with hunger,
his grunts or cries, and his
brief trials at getting some
satisfaction out of his fist,
having failed. Not just his
stomach- his whole world
Is empth.
Then you come along with
the complete answer- food. Be
It breast or bottle, the nipple
Is the source of most of his
happiness. He plunges Into
sucking. His rigid body relaxes.
The room so filled with crying
raffo is
For both you ‘and Ihe baby,
milk Is more than nourishment.
Feeding becomes a language
between you. Later he learns
that whatever he needs, you
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ME 7-541S
I appreciate the support I re
ceived in Tuesday's run-off elec
tion.
To my opponent, who succeeds
me as alderman from the third
ward, and to all other mem
bers of the incoming board, I
extend wishes for a good ad
ministration.
-PETE CHAGARIS
JANETTE SCOTT Moim a
bit startled as she watches an
atomic bomb explode in this
jrom "Crack In The
World, Paramount's now
semi-science fiction film now
at the Masonic Theatre.
will be there to try to com
fort him. It’s his first lesson
In life.
GARDEN
TIME
By AA. E. GARDNER
N. C. State Colloflo
As long as we produce food
and fiber we will be using pes
ticides to control the Insects
and diseases which attack all
crops. This Is our annual con
tribution for using them safely
and effectively.
We might begin by classify
ing pesticides; Insecticides, for
Insects; fungicides, for dis
eases caused by the many fungi;
rodentlcldes, foi mice and
moles; herbicides, for week
?nntrnl- nnd antibiotics, tor
certain diseases caused by bac
teria (fire blight of pear and
apple).
Pesticide formulations may
be placed In three classes:
dusts; wettable powders; and
emulslfiable concentrates. The
dusts are used as dusts, while
the wettable powders and emul-
slflable concentrates are mixed
with water and applied as
sprays.
While some pesticides are
safer to handle than others, all
should be handled with extreme
care, especially the Insecti
cides. Use pure rubber gloves,
never plastic or cloth. With
some pesticides, respirators
are recommended, also protec
tive clothing,
STOP—READ THE LABEL—
before using any pesticide.
There are five poison con
trol centers In North Carolina
to serve the general public In
case of poisoning resulting from
the use ofpestlcldes. You should
know about these centers.
Mercy Hospital, Charlotte,
EDlson 4-6831; Duke Univer
sity Hospital, Durham, Dur
ham 9011, ext. 3951 or 3806
(night, ext 2413); Onslow Me
morial Hospital, Jackson
ville, Tel. 7242; Northern Hos
pital or Surry County, Mount
Airy, N. C., STate 6-4151, ext.
211; James Walker Memorial
Hospital, Wilmington, Roger
2-9611, ext. 240 (night, ext.
247 or 248),
If you ever have occasion to
call, and I hope you do not, it
Is verylmportantthatthe chem
ical be Identified.
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