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REPLACEMENT HEIFERS In herd of David John KHpatrlck, Kenansville, built up from ALF Beau Mixer 51st bloodline and Domestic Woodrow 14th bloodline of Polled Hereford. Mr. Kilpatrlck hopes to build his herd to 100 brood cows and always seeks better quality. DAVID JOHN KILPATRICK of Kenansville and one of his year-old Polled Hereford bulls. This bull is named Domestic Domino III and weighs 1100 pounds. Mr. Kilpatrick has breed ing heifers and bulls for sale the year around. Beware of Cho Wearers ot dentures and children under five have to be especially alert to the dangers of choking accidents, the Amer ican Red Cross has warned ; The warning came as W. S. Wells, Jr. Chairman of the Duplin County Chapter, was re quested to ask all of the chap ter's Red Cross First aid in structors to place renewed stress on the dangers of acci dent choking. Mr. Wells said that he was informed that choking acci dents kill more than 2,000 per sons yearly and the number is increasing. Among children un der five, choking on food or foreign objects is the leading cause of accidental death in the home. To help prevent choking ac cidents among children .the Red Cross suggested; 1. Keep small objects such as pins, needles, buttons coins, and jewelry out of the reach of children. 2. Do not give small children food such as peanuts, popcorn food containing nuts, raw veg etbles, fruit and unc hopped meat. 3. Restrain older children from putting small objects in a baby's mouth. 4. Do not stimulate children iking Accidents to laugh or cry while they have food in their mouths 5. Do not permit children to run about while eating. "While the danger is less acute among adults," the Red Cross added, "We do tend to lose our sense of touch in the mouth as we grow older, This is particularly true of denture wearers, with the result that bones or similar objects may pass unnoticed into the throat. Also listed were these safety ties for adults, especially for denture wearers; 1. Take extra care in prepar ing food to eliminate unexpect ed bones. 2. Take time to chew food thoroughly. Denture wearers should chew food twice as long as others. 3. Dentures should be proper ly fitted. Painful chewing can result in incomplete mastifica t.on 4. When dentures are need ed they should be used. 5. Dentures should be re moved at night unless a dentist recommends otherwise. 6. Avoid holding pins, need les and similar objects in your mouth. It's a dangerous prac tice and sets a bad example for children. The Red Cross official also emphasized a final word of caution one applicable to both children aix^ adults; S ? ??, - - Any person who has swallow ed or choked on a foreign ob ject and has not been able to cough it up should consult a physician. Immediate symp toms of coughing or gagging may subside quickly, but it's a serious mistake to wait for either symptoms before con tacting a doctor. Let's Think \bout Eggs Nutritionally speaking the egg deserves the attention of the homemaker who plans and prepares family meals. High nutritional value, versatility in cooking, mild and delicate fla vor characterize the egg are unique among foods. Miss Deloris Lee of the N.C. Egg Marketing Association says that since eggs are of such high nutritive value, they should be included in our normal everyday diet. They are usually included in reducing and in other special therapeutic diets. Eggs contain vitamin A. the B vitamins-thiamine, ribofla vin, niacin, vitamin D, min erals. iron and phosphorus which are necessary for build ing and maintaining strong, healthy bodies. r Miss Lee says the egg quality is easily determined. The po sition of the yolk, the condition of the thick and thin and the size of the air cell deter mine interior quality. Letters from our readers on current questions and discus sion of public matters are wel comed. 1 1 ? MO? 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THE DAIRY FARMER . produces the mflk. All MAOLA mflk Is produced in Eastern Carolina, as near the user as possible. THE MILKMAN processes and delivers the milk. MAOLA sells milk and ice cream products throughout Eastern Carolina. THE HOUSEWIFE buys and usee MAOLA dairy products with the confidence that comes from knowing that MAOLA is Eastern Carolina's i?i:-~ : ^ ? IUWI^ iuuiP|Win?ii><w j> In DUPLIN there are many peop'e who 1^^ make up the Maola family. J ^ Little wonder, Maola / EASTERN CAROLINA'S WORD (or ETTIR PERFORMANCE RIVERSIDE HI-WAY COMMERCIAL HI-WAY HEAVY DUTY ?'Attractive price teamed with fine service. 8.25 x 20 10 Ply. 49.00 Plus ExciseTax - Fine mileage at low initial cost - Extra breaker strength for wear - Sharp groove design fights ^^skids Kinston. N. C. 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