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Show J THE HELPER JOURNAL man, asked him if he could do him to do his work so the finthe job, and settled on a pay ishing touches could be put on scale. the building, he was very slow PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1971 about responding. The church Called Three Times When the building work had officials called him several gone far enough for this man times, and each time he proWHATSOEVER .THINGS to come begin his job, the! mised he would be there the church officials had to call him next day. Getting near to the about three times to get the1 scheduled date that the building Rv DONALD E. WILDMON man to the construction site. He was to be used, the officials SAYING? OR DOING? who they could get to do a cer- held up the progress about two; explained the situation to the Let me tell vou a true st&rv tain job in that construction, or three days. After he got to, man again and he promised Once there was a church that they were given the name of the site and got on the job, he' them he would be finished so wanted to construct a new:a certain man. The officials of was met the Church minis- they could move in as schedulTt J M .1. by .1 rfAnA cnurcn cauea uie gcim. wnuraing. inquired around as ter. The minister remembered ed. He came to the building, meeting the gentleman before worked a short .time, '.and left. at a downtown store, and re- Finally, in desperation, the membered that the man had church officials called another impressed him as having an mian to finish the job. They excellent knowledge of the Bi- postponed their date of occupanELP YOUR FELLOW MINERS AND YOURSELF ble. Upon recognizing the man, tion of the building since it was the minister was sure that the apparent that the. kefffcdaricy BY BECOMING A church bad gotten the best man of the first man meant that the for the job. building could not be occupied INSPECTOR FEDERAL MINE After the man had finished on the scheduled date. with his first part of the job, MINE INSPECTORS get good pay ($9,881 or $11,905 a Now the second man who he sent the church a bill. The came to do the work evidently year to start) plus sick leave, paid vacations, and otter hi1! was considerably higher didn't know much about the benefits. Most important, they know that by doing their job than the amount that bad beeni Bible, didn't teach a church they are keeping other miners from being hurt or killed. agreed upon, but the church school class, cussed nearly as The Interior Department's Bureau of Mines needs hunsaid nothing and paid the man! much as a sailor, and smoked dreds of inspectors immediately to help carry out new laws thp full nimrminit- Thorn like a garbage pit. But he came aimed at making mining a safer, healthier occupation. Jb9 was to cover perhaps that this when called, worked are available in mining regions throughout the United part of the labor to be done in promptly and quick efficiently, stayed States. If you have five years mining experience, or a the future. overtime to speed the progress', combination of mining experience and education bevond the When it caime time to call the and presented the church with level, you may qualify as a FEDERAL MINE man back to do the next phase a reasonable bill. A week very INSPECTOR. of bis work, it took several after the scheduled date, the Find out by filling out Civil Service Form S. F. 171 phone calls to get him to come. was occupied. The (Personal Qualifications Statement) and sending it to the He aisain held up the progress building first man happened upon the Washington Area Office, U.S. Civil Service Commission, of other workes. But finally he trior to occupation, saw job 1900 E Street, N.W. Washington, D C, 20415. No written came, did his job as he worked tNat just other man had been the test Is required! verv slowly. And the other went home and sent the hired, Form S.F. 171 Is available at Job Information Centers workers managed to work church another bill in an In most large cities, or at post offices in cities that do not around him. During this time amount far more than the have Job Information Centers. Or, for additional inforthe minister of the church was agreed upon amount. mation write to: to find out from the surprised man that he was a teacher of "Not everyone who says, Federal Mine Inspector a eK".wih shnol c'ass in another 'Lord, Lord.' but he who does" U.S. Bureau of Mines church. said the Galilean. Now my ques Hired Someone Else (torn is. which one of these felWashington, D.C. 20240 When it came time to cadi the lows came nearer to living whi.it (An Equal Opportunity Employer) man back a third time and get the Galilean taught? (Utah) j 1 . V 1 XjI 1 to-ta- MINERS WANTED high-scho- ol or ECG, electrocardiograph, which is another machine for recording electrical activity this time of the heart The ECG, with electrodes (end connections of the wires from the machine) attached to the chest, writes down tracings that depict the electrical impulses of the heart. MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS tool, but it does not diagnose heart disease in all of the people on whom it is used. Somewhat the same thing may be said of the EEG. The electroencephalograph is useful in studying mental illness. Brain Stanley F. Yolles, MD. wave patterns brain's electrical Director activities are helpful to the National Institute neurologist looking for organic of Mental Health The electrocardiograph has damage or to the psychiatrist been in use for many, many seeking for subtle manifestaBRAIN WAVES years and is valuable both to tions of mental illness; and the known as the the research scientist and the instrument is growing in usePopularly "brain wave machine," the physician looking for heart dis- fulness both to research and is a mys- ease. It is a useful diagnostic diagnosis. electroencephaloigxaph of tifying piece apparatus to most people with its strange-lookin- g wires attached to a person's skull and running to a complex machine where pens scribble mysterious save you ; wavy lines across a vast extime. all yours today; I panse of seemingly unending, rolling paper. jib-gli- AChecking Account can kinds of Open "Let's do an EEG", a phy- sician or scientist will say on TV; and then we see the machine, its use with the patient, and the grave heads of the medical team huddling over the rolling paper, nodding or shaking as they examine the trac- WHS. ings. The rolling paper is the record, or electroencephalogram, from the electroensephalograp'i, or machine, and is used in research studies and in diagnosis in a sense, Actually, Drain wave machine the is noli complex. It merely is! terribly an instrument for recording graphically the electrical activity of the brain. This electrical activity fluctuates or changes, making up and down patterns, hence the "waves" on the paper record, which come via wires usually attached by easily removable means to a person's skull and, despite their grim look, not dama,ging or painful. As an American Psychiatric Association definition says, the EEG is a graphic recording.! minute electrical impulses arising from the activity of cells in the brain. It is used in neurologic and psychiatric diagnosis and research." The instrument and its recording are remindful of the With cooking, shopping, laundry, kids your time is precious. So why waste it running around paying bills. Save time and legwork. Write a check and drop your payment in the mail. Open a time-saving Checking Account today. There's no better way to beat the clock. CARBON EMERY BANK Independent - Home Owned - Home Managed Speak to QQ The modern gas dryers do almost everything even speak, for some gas dryers buzz when tha cycle is through. 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