KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Nunes Set
Aiea Woikshop
TKursdiy, April I, I96S
Raleigh .— A Clinical work
shop for Operating Room Nurses
from throughout the state will
be conducted by the North Caro
lina State Nurses’ Association on
Tuesday, April 6, in Charlotte in
the School of Nursing auditor
ium of Charlotte Memorial Hos
pital.
Two Charlotte physicians and
two surgical nurses will give
elinlcal lectures. Dr. George G.
Culbrteth will speak on "Chemo-
thalamectomy. Parkinson's Dis-
eMe, and Neurosurgery in Gen
eral.” Following this will bo a
discussion of “Nurse’s Role in
Neurosui-gery’’ by Mary Orren,
surgical nurse at Presbyterian
Hospital.
Dr. iLawrencle K. Boggs will
lecture on “Congenital Anoma
lies of Upper Urinary Tract,”
folioweri by a discussion of
“Nurse’s Role in Urological Sur
gery" by Sylvia Pressman, sur
gical head nurse in Urology,
Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
Registration for the workshop
begins at 9 a.m. The sessions
conclude at 4 p.m. The workshop
is open to all mimbers of NCS-
NA.
Mrs. Helen M. Ray of Smith-
field, Chairman of the NCSNA
Operating Room Nurses Confer
ence Group, will preside.
This is the third in a series of
six clinical workshops planned
for the spring months by NCS
NA for its members. On April
22 a workshop on “Use of Tele
vision in Nursing Educ-ation’
will be held at Duke University
On April 29 the Public Health
Nurses will hold a woikshop on
“A Method for Measuring Pa
tient Progress” at the Charlotte-
Meeklenburg Health Department,
The final workshop will fea
ture “Nursing Care of the Car
diac Patient" and will 'be held at
Memorial Mission Hospital in
Asheville. It is specifically de
signed for General Duty and
Private Duty Nurses.
FameR Warned
0! Blue Mold
Argentina i.s South America's
second largest country.
India’s climbing fish can live
out of water for 2 to 3 days.
Red clover came from Europe.
Elarly indications point to a
potentially serious blue mold dis
ease problem for North Carolina
tobacco growers this spring.
The fungus disease that at
tacks tobacco plants has arrived
in the state about a month ear
lier than last year.
“This early ix>port generally
indicates a potentially sbvere
blue mold year,” says Furney
Todd, extension plant pathologist
at North Carolina Slate.
"It means that the disease is
likely to attack the plants when
they are vbry small. Damage is
more severe in this case,” Todd
added.
The severity of the blue mold
problem will be determinied by
the weather -- cool, wet, windy
weather favors spread of blue
mold—and by promptness with
which farmers act to prevent the
disease.
“Our farmere have an .“xcrl-
lent record in this respect," T.'dd
pointed out. "Blue mold Icsse ;
have been very light over i lie
past few years. Over 90 lar cent
of our growers treat their pl.mt
beds for the disease."
As a result, said Todd, "we
haven’t experienced serious blue
mold damage since 1957 when
heavy losses were suffered and
planting was delayed on many
'farms.”
The first report of the disease
this year was in Bladen county.
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weather conditions, the disease
could spread rapidly across the
state.
Todd suggests that growers In
the Eastern and Bolder belts be
gin treatment or continue treat-
.iii 111 if tiu-y have already begun.
Treatment should begin In the
other areas, including the tiurley
area, when plants reach the size
of a dime or when blue mold- is
reported nearby.
The plant pathologist empha
sized lliat treatment is fairly
-simple and effective, "but it is
a preventive treatment and will
not cure ihedlsease if it is al
ready present.”
He explained that treatment
with a fungicide containing eith
er ferbam, zineb or maneb pre
vents three diseases, blue mold,
damping off and anthracnose.
“One of the common mistakes
farmers often make is when they
stop treatment when they begin
transplanting,” Todd related.
"Treatment should be continued
until transplanting is complete.”
Veterans Officer
Here On Monday
Bonds Sales
Reach $4 Million
T^- Savings Bonds sales in
Not th Carolina during February
amounted to $4,707,-178. bringing
total sales for the year to $9,
■438,402. This is a decrease of 3.8
percent over January - February
sales a year ago.
Series E Bond sales were down
for the month and year; how
ever, February H Bond sales
were up 41.6 percent over Feb
ruary a year ago; and cumula
tive H Bond sales were up 9.7
percent over January-February
of last ylear.
Cumulative sales represent 17.8
percent of the state’s annual quo
ta of ^3.1 million
Bond sales in Cleveland Coun
tv during February were $37,790.
Cumulative sales for January -
February amounted to $74,082,
which is 17.4 percent of the
County’s quota of $424,800 for
this year, according to Mr.
Cojorge Blanton, Jr., Cleveland
County Volunteer Chairman.
The N’. C. Veterans Commis-
si.m ,v I! have Jack C. Winches-
ier. District Officer in the Court
house with the County Service
Officer at Shelby. Monday. April
5, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. He
will also be in the Town Hall,
Kings Mountain, N. C. on Thurs
day April 1.). from 10:30 a.m. to
3 p.m. to assist with veterans and
their dependents.
Mr. Winchester stated that 1
President Johnson signed into !
law on October 13, 1964 an a- j
mendment to the present non- ;
service connected disability and 1
dependent pension law which al- '
lows certain changes in amounts
of pension, also certain disabled
veterans drawing Aid and At
tendance may be furnished cer
tain medicines free by the Vet
erans Administration. This law
will also permit certain veterans
who served 'between October 8,
1940 and Deoember 31. 19.56 to
apply for ne winsurance or add
on to an.v serx'ice insurance they
have UD to a ma.ximum amount
of $10,000. The new pension law-
changes went in effect on Janu
ary 1. 1965, and tho new insur
ance cannot be granted until
May -, 1965. however these vet
erans w-ill have until May 1, 1966
; to apply.
“If a veteran has any condi-
; tion, disease or sickness as re-
9'alt of his or her service, and
has not filed a claim they should
contact the Veterans Service Of
ficer and file as soon as possible.
Veterans who establish service
connection for injury, sickness or
disease brought about by the a-
bove period of service will have
a better chance to obtain the new
insurance,” Mr. Winchester said.
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