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Show 1971 CHRIST"0 T)TTION THURSDAY, ft jS VP THE HELPER JOURNAL 23, 1971 It sum w St DECEMBER s J, l5V jj i By Elsie Behmer Career Specialist Hermes Typewriter Paillard Inc.; Linden, N. J. W i 4 YOUR CAREER IN A BANK Half of all bankers-includi- ng many bank presidents-ar- e members of the ' fair sex. Women work in every facet of banking and at all levels of responsibility. And not all of them are especially good at figures. Perhaps best of all, banks welcome beginners and pro- - CHRISTMAS V 3 I ft ,1,1 4 4 4 fo l:lm h h f 1 T3 1 . wis J V fMUt im.A Iiim i'mmiif a mi t Dr. Dale F. Maizinger (left), professor of geneiics ai North Carolina State University, accepts the Philip Morris Award For Distinguished Achievement in Tobacco Science from Dr. Helmut R. Wakeham, vice president-researcand development for Philip Morris U.S.A. ii I h "SERIOUS RESEARCH" ADVOCATED May each of you "Serious research, not press conference science" was advocated by a tobacco company research executive as the way of "resolving the many unanswered questions" in the smoking and health controversy. Dr. Helmut R. Wakeham, and vice president-researcdevelopment for Philip Morris U.S.A., said "our industry is besieged by some whose bias leads them to seize upon and interpret every new, often tenuous observation, to the detriment of our business." He spoke at the annual meeting of the Tobacco have a holiday - plenty of opportunity for training and advancement. Here's a handy little guide to this fascinating career: BEGINNING POSITIONS: vide full of cheer, File clerk; bookkeeper; ; enough to last poster; transit operator; teller. TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS: High School diploma; training in all through b PREPARING NOW: Typbusiness machine courses. the year! HELPER INSURANCE & h clerk-typist- ing, bookkeeping, LOAN COMPANY THORIT HATCH, Manager HELPER, UTAH ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES: Depart- Chemists' Research mental supervisor; head teller; note teller; credit analyst; employees who take special col- lege or business Conference. Dr. Wakeham urged continued research as the "best and only means of arriving at the truth about cigarette smoking." He pointed out that the tobacco industry is the single largest financial backer of independent scientific research into the cigarette smoking question: "we contribute more than the federal government, the American Cancer Society, or any other group." The tobacco research executive also highlighted the extensive research being conducted within his industry. "By having our own research school courses can advance to officer status. Blondie f establishment, independently finding facts bearing on these problems, we can maintain the balance of truth and find ways to further improve our products." Emphasizing Philip Morris' commitment to tobacco research, Dr. W; ekam pointed A out that the tobacco company if cia new ?3 tower adj research ce- The ne will - sntly building .) research .is present K'"'imond. i tower dou" 'ny's tobacco rt Highlio was the Dale. F. H. of genetics State Uni i Carolina s Philip rd oment in t' Morris for Distinguir" Tobacco Dr. to Dr. ofessor - Mr , Santa pauses with his pack to join us the fifth recipient ol ' chosen for utstanding contributions o tue development of fur. mental know ledge of the inheritance of biochemical and agronomic characteristics of tobacco." The award recipient was selected by an independent awards committee appointed by the editorial board of Tobacco Science magazine. The award is presented annually to a young tobacco scientist. was 1 in wishing you the merriest May it be filled to overflowing with love, hope, and every happiness. IDEAL BEVERAGES DAGWOOO LOOK, CO Pepsi Cola, Hires Root Beer, Dr. Pepper JOHN PORTER, Manager PRICE, UTAH Chic Young u.s. savings bonos will make perfect stocking ( Fillers this Christmas.' ) of holidaysl ( speaking of VsrocKiN&s, By Joyce Champion (j It takes a little of T.L.C. to keep vivid and bright the co'ors in those marvelous lo'yc ;lcr kn!t garments that aro io o;uhr today. Tii "it Lovirt" Care" ttint!'rr.'ii'in(iinff o' ing t!;u l.: n J.yesfer knils io l.e laun- '. . . (lc e'eaned. Dry ig lilies the colors. 'iiie garment should Is w;':' o:l oilon to prevent so-luiilcaip. My tests indicate tli:!t a polyester knit should not le worn more than two days without washing. They readily pick up oily soil, ar.d odors can clin to the film. lie extromHy careful not to overload the washing No more than five v - . i! ;.-- Here Comes Santa, Bringing Our Best Wishes for A Happy Holiday.. GREETINGS FROM e. polyester ANTOINETTE ANDRE INI BEVERLY BANASKY and Director ELIZABETH STELLA HELEN B. LEAVITT, Vice President and Director ALBERT J. BREZMCK, Ass't. Vice President & BONZA DIAMANTI LYNETTE FOX Cashier knit garments should he laundered at one time. Five to six minutes of Employees: Officers ard Directors: JVARDON IIOLDAWAY, President ,' NEIDA GARCIA agitation time should be sufficient for normally soiled clothing. The warm water setting should be used. This way there is no chance of shrinkage, and the garments will readily return to their original shapes. To the recommended amount of soap or detergent add one cup of IJorateeni, a horax-haseadditive which deodorizes the garments and helps to keep their colors bright. A cold water rinse will keep the polyesters from wrinkling. Use a warm setting in the dryer, and do not allow the garments to stand in the dryer after the cycle is finished, or wrinkling will , result. Sometimes makeup br.se stains dress collars. Wet the stained area and rub it lightly with Uorateem prior to washing, and the stain will d OLIVE RICIIEDA, Assistant Vice President STELLA GARCIA EDITH C. GARDNER JOSEPH C. LEAVITT, Assistant Cashier and Director LOIS GIORDANO .JAMES BANASKY, Branch Manager JOHN B. LABOROI, .S. V. LITIZZETTE, JONA GONZALES FRANCES HANSON MARY SCAVO TONYA SCORZATO MARY ELLEN VETERE Director Director STATE HELPER, UTAH Ekm GREEN RIVER, UTAH vanish. (For a free copy of the informative booklet, "The NOW Washhasket," write to Miss Joyce Champion, Manager, Home Kconomirs, U.S. Horax, P.O. Box 76870 San-for- d Station, Angeles, California 90005.) Js fwEPRAY 4 Bill WWm THAT LASTING PEA( AND CONTENTMENT WILL ENTER YUR HME AT STMASTIME. iMw fo Jffijjf Mitchell funeral Nome WHCE, UTAH |