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Show rental Hsslt- h- Epidemiological Laboratory for the VS. Army in Trinidad, From 1941 to 1946 he was guest lecturer in parasitology at the New York University College of Medicine. He received an MPH degree from Johns Hopkins in 1957. In 1967 Dr. Yolles was Chairman of the first U.S. delegation on mental health to visit Russia. He has served a? the Chairman for the Public Health Service Interbureau Committee on Narcotic Drug Addiction, & as Executive Secretary of the Mental Health Career Development program and with other professional groups. A frequent contributor to both popular and professional journals, Dr. Yolles is a Fellow in the American Psychiatric Association, in the American Pub lie Health Assn, and a member of numerous other professional groups. B-W- .I. MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS DOCTOR INTRODUCED . Dr. Stanley F. Yolles, author of the new column Mental Health, Matters, is the director of the National Institute of Mental Health, and Assistant Surgeon General of the Public Health Service. Named Director in '64, he has served in various posts since joining the Institute in 1954 as a staff psychiatrist. He received his MD from New York University College of Medicine. In 1950 he was commls sioned in the Public Health Ser vice, and suiDsequently served his internship at PHS Hospital on Staten Island. He served his residency in .psychiatry at Lex Federal hospital for ingto- ntreatment of drug addicts which has recently been designated a Clinical Research Center, and placed under the administration of the National Institute. Dr. Yolles chose psychiatry after a number of successful years as a parasitologist. He received his AB degree from Brooklyn College in 1939, and his MA degree a year later at Harvard. He served wi'ii the the new season. Plans for locations in the West Indies. At the time of his return was to the States in 1941, Associate Director and Commanding Officer of the Sector try-rio- us As Director of NIMH, he leads th eNation in a pioneering attack on mental illness. Located just outside of Washington in Chevy Chase, Maryland, NIMH carries out research on the causes and treatment o fmental illness and on associated problems, supports research and training in more than 1000 universities. NIMH administers the 1965 Community Mental Health Centers Act under which mental health facilities are being developed in cities and in towns across the country. itkma To Journa- Hfitmp The HELPER APRIL THURSDAY, JOURNAL (Uta PAGE THREZ 24, 1969 WILL BUY HIGHEST PRICES for all old stock. HELPER, A MUNICIPAL CORPPOKATION REFERENDUM INFORMATION STATEMENT Old Shell Corporation or controlling interest in defunct corporations. The following is a true copy of the title of the measure to be voted upon at the special municipal election to be held on April 29th, 1969, and the number and ballot title of the question as it will appear on the official ballot. - P.O.Box 15402 Do your share for freedom SIGN UP FOR U.S. SAVINGS BONDS NEW FREEDOM SHARES ORDINANCE NO, South Salt Lake City, Utah An Ordinance adopted Envelopes All Sizes, At Journal Office 436 the 23rd day of on granting to Mountain Fuel January, Supply Company a franchise for the con 1969 struction and operation of a gas distribution system in the City of Helper Utah, against which ordinance a referendum petition has been filed, making it subject to voters' approval. , A special message to residents of Helper ... it is considered the best fuel "Everybody wants natural gas for most domestic and many industrial purposes." Utah Economic Review FOR AGAINST INSTRUCTIONS Electors desiring to vote in favor of Ordinance No. 438 shall place a cross "X" in the square opposite the word "FOR" Electors desiring to vote against Ordinance No. 436 shall a place cross "X" in the square opposite the word "AGAINST' HELPER, A MUNICIPAL Ask goiir friends and relatives who live in Mountain Feel service areas about their natural gas service CORPORATION City Recorder. First Published, April 3rd, r Last Published April 24th, 1969. HEALTH & SAFETY 19C3 : Mainly for Motherg w ly Carol Hart Heeding Better Than Speeding for Label Reading Have you joined America's popular new educational trend... speed reading? Whether or not you decide to increase your ability to read fast; keep in mind there are times when reading: accurately is more im- portant than reading speedily. One such time is when you ti reaa the label on a medicine container, says the Council on Fam- "...SHAKE WELL ily Health. Taking or giving medicine is so important to the health and safety of you and In the areas served by Mountain Fuel Supply Company, more than 9 out of 10 families use natural gas. It is equally in demand in business and industry where its convenience, cleanliness and economy make it a desirable asset. But don't take our word for it: ask your friends and relatives ia Mountain Fuel Country who are using gas. Ask those in Price, Castle Dale, Ferron, Clawson, Huntington, Orangeville, Roosevelt, Duchesne and Myton who have enjoyed natural gas service just within the last three years. After all, our customers are often our best salesmen. The people of Helper have an opportunity this year to obtain natural gas service from Mountain Fuel Supply Company and at the same rates now in effect in Price and in most of the rest of the Company's present Utah service area. To get this service, the people of Helper must vote for the natural gas franchise at the special election on April 29th. Make sure you do. Once you have natural gas service you, too, will know why it Is in such great demand. Only when you actually experience the cleanliness, comfort, dependability, economy and convenience of natural gas service can you fully appreciate what it means to a family. But please don't take our word for it. Ask your relatives and friends in other areas of Utah who use our service. We know they will recommend it. Then be sure to vote FOR X the Helper election -- Tuesday, April 29th NATURAL GAS FRANCHISE in MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY For TOTAL comfort cad convenience U'$ natural OAS! BEFORE-JJSING- .... i r your family that you should understand the directions you are reading, and then double check yourself. If you want to measure how well you understand what you read, test yourself by reading a medicine label in your home, saya the Council, a it organization sponsored as a public service by leading mem beri of the drug industry. Did you note the amount of medicine to be taken? Does the a V non-prof- dosage vary for adults and children? How often should th medicine be taken? If a liquid, should yon shake the container well before pouring? Is it for external or internal use? Does the label state the purpose of the medicine? Are there instructions for proper storage . . . such as "Keep in a cool place." Should you take the medicine before or after eating? Are there cautions as to cershould be curtailed or discontinued while tain activities that . EZ taking the medicine? Not all medicine labels contain all of the information listed above, but all information on each label Is important Heeding rather than speeding is the watchword when reading directions for the use of medicine, says the Council on Family Health. LANGUAGE CHANGES! So should your dictionary! Today you need Webster's Seventh New Collegiate with 20,000 new. words and new meanings. Werwtcr's Seventh New Col1e giate gives you what your older dictionary cannot: the thou sands of new words that have entered our language In recent years. It's completely new. Includes Seventh Webster's 20,000 ww words and new meanings... has 130,000 en tries. It is the only "Webster" with scientific names of plants and animals and rules for both spelling and punctuation. It is the only desk dictionary based on the unabridged Webster's Third New International Dictionary, final word authority of the US. Government Printing Office and courts of law. And It's required or recommended at schools and colleges everywhere. yyjl Gat Webseert swmh New la the hrij red Cotleirtata Jacket. THE HELPER I0UMIAI |
