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Liles retires
Florence S. Liles recently retired
after 19 years continuous service
from the Raeford Plant of Burl
ington Industries. Ms. Liles was a
Spinner in the Spinning Depart
ment during her entire career with
Burlington. She is looking forward
to retirement and plans to "do a
lot of work " in her garden and
yard.
Hodges Named
Governor Elect
Of Ad Federation
Jean Hodges, President of
Hodges Associates, Inc., was
chosen Governor Elect of the
American Advertising Federation's
Third District at the Spring Con
ference held in Raleigh April 22-24.
The AAF Third District includes
all of Virginia, North Carolina and
South Carolina.
The purpose of the AAF is to
improve standards of advertising
and to educate business in the ef
fective use of advertising.
Mrs. Hodges has been a suc
cessful advertising professional for
many years. Her company,
Hodges Associates, is a full service
advertising, promotion and public
relations agency in Fayetteville.
The agency services an extremely
diversified roster of clients doing
regional, national and interna
tional advertising.
. . .Blood Pressure
(Continued from page 4B)
prescription drugs might cause
problems if you take them in com
bination with high blood pressure
medication. Or your pharmacist
can help you find the way to ask
your doctor about things that trou
ble you. Some pharmacists may
even have the facilities to measure
your blood pressure.
Some heaJth professionals have
specialized in aspects of care tradi
tionally performed by physicians.
If you live in a rural area, you may
find a physician assistant or nurse
practitioner taking your personal
and family history, performing a
physical examination, ordering
basic laboratory tests, or adjusting
your medication dosage. The ad
vise of these health professionals
should be followed as closely as
your doctor's advice, for they
usually work directly under the
supervision of a physician, often in
the same office.
Your doctor, or someone at
your local health department can
put you in touch with a health pro
fessional specially trained to help
with your problems. Sometimes
the services of these health profes
sionals are available through com
munity health centers. Or, you
may find them set up in separate
practice. Whatever the treatment
setting, they can help with your
high blood pressure control. Keep
your appointment and follow their
advice.
Cooperate with your health pro
fessionals, take your medication,
and make the recommended
lifestyle changes. Your progress
will give you the encouragement
you need to reach your goal blood
pressure and to maintain it for life.
Some heaUh professionals - o
can measure blood pressure .? r
you /sides your doctor ofte 1.1
cttidc the nurse or doctor on duty
where you work and others who
?ee you regularly for health
needs.
r* von '
anu staying
v>vi*nt, diet, or other lifestyle
changes for the rest of your life
will be easier if you have help.
Along with your own commit
ment to lifelong treatment, the
help of your family, friends, a
close neighbor, and health profes
sionals can be vital to you in
reaching and maintaining it for a
longer, healthier life.