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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, September 14, 1973
As Seen in The Mirror's
SPORTS
of Athletes
and Events
“A round bat and a fast-
moving target calls for much
more sidll than a quiet game of
golf,” argued Ted Williams to
Sam Snead many years back.
“Maybe so,” contended
Slamming Sam, “but when we
hit a foul ball, we’ve gotta get
out there and play it.”
Which brings to mind Billy
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UilU'tte, Wyoming, is prime
•mtelupe country and about
5.(too hunting |H>rmils arc in
force at this time of year.
Actually Uie animal that most
hunters seek around Gillette
is not an antelope at all but a
•pronghorn” and both the
buck and doe have horns.
Joe Patton, a North Carolinian
who in his day achieved
national fame as an amateur.
Like Lee Trevino, he was good
natured, grinned a lot, and
engaged in chatter with the
gallery.
He got into the rough so often
that he referred to it as “Billy
Joe counti7.” And that’s where
he found himself one afternoon,
facing the toughest lie of his
career.
Noting that marshals for the
tournament were engaged in a
hopeless struggle to keep the
crowd back, Billy Joe paused
and flashed that wide grin.
“Look, fellow, go easy on those
people,” he suggested. “They
have just as much right to be in
the rough as I have.”
Chicago’s Wrigley Field
remains unique as the only
major league park that doesn’t
have night baseball, and the
only one that has plain dirt
instead of artiHcial turf.
Despite its advantages,
fabricated surfacing falls far
short of perfection. The stuff is
probably here to stay, but you’ll
find plenty of ball players who
don’t care for it.
Defeating West Carteret was
a must for the New Bern High
School Bears, after their
unimpressive loss to the
Havelock Rams. Moving up to 4-
A several seasons ago hasn’t
helped the prestige of the
Bruins.
Kinston, long a power in
Northeastern Conference play,
hasn’t glittered either since
climbing to the higher
classification. For the Bears
particularly the 1973 season will
be something of an ordeal.
Nobody whoops it up for a
loser, but unhappy' fans ex
perience far less agony than the
players do. Condemnation is
hard enough for a pro athlete to
swallow, and for a High school
kid it’s grief beyond telief.
Clinical Nurse Expert
Lasi in « series of jour
articles about career oppor
tunities in the health field.
Symbolic of the more profe.s-
sional. more educated, and
more functional nurse of the
future is today’s Clinical Nurse
Expert at the Clinical Center,
the combined research labora
tory and hospital of the Na
tional Institutes of Health
(NIH) in Bethe-sda, Md.
The Clinical Nurse Expert
is an example of how the nurs-
ing profession has emerged as
an important asset to the ad
vancement of medical knowl
edge and research.
Nursing Department admin
istrators at the Clinical Center
created the staff position—
Clinical Nurse Expert—to
keep some of the most capable
nurses at the bedside of pa
tients, the basic reason for be
coming a nurse.
As a Nurse Expert, she can
devote all her energies to caring
for patients while she also
teaches and trains other nurses
in research methods.
Free to set her own schedule,
the Nurse Expert has no ad
ministrative commitments. Her
time.is her own to serve where
she is needed most.
She works with patients in
the most difficult situations,
analyzing their needs and solv
ing major problems related to
their care. She also interprets
the established nursing care
principles for all the nurses
working in her unit.
Any head nur.se or staff nurse
can ask her to help work out
a nursing difficulty. If the
Nurse Expert, hi: c l, nci
assistance of any kind, she h.
access to all deparlmcnts in tin.
Clinical Center.
She may .spend an afternoon
in the medical library, investi
gating unfamiliar aspects of
diseases under study. She has
time lo analyze current nursing
procedures and devise ways of
improving them.
Phy.sicians who need nursing
assistance to develop new re
search activities can ask the
Nurse Expert to help them
full-time. Often the Nurse
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Expert aids in developing and
adapting equipment for use in
research projects.
For example, one Nurse
Expert was instrumental in
adapting a crib lo collect all
urine 24 hours a day from in
fants and children tip lo 6 years
old for periods of .several weeks.
These children have a serious
disca.se; their bodies fail lo util
ize a substance called cystine.
Instead, their bodies deposit it,
in the form of tiny crystals,
in their urine, bone marrow,
and body organs. Tests of the
24-hour urine collections help
physicians diagnose this illness
and determine if a child is
responding to treatment.
The Clinical Nurse Expert
has an opportunity to use her
nursing abilities in the best way
possible. Not only does she
communicate what she learns
about new situations and pro
cedures related to nursing, she
also passes on to other .staff
members her basic nursing
skills. She has achieved profes
sional excellence.
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