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Volume 5, No. 18 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY May 18, 1950. LAST CALL FOR BASEBALL PLAYERS! An organizational meeting was set for last Friday night : and as only a handful of enthusiasts were on hand to discuss this season's plans another meeting has been called for Monday, May 22nd, at 8:00 p.m. in Teen Town, So it amounts to this briefly, if you don't want to play baseball this year, don't bother to attend the meeting. If you really do, come on out Monday night and let's hear your views on how baseball should be operated, 0-0-0 The following letter contains a very important message that should be of interest to everyone in the Community: Mr. D, &. Porter, Mill Manager. Dear Don: The purpose of this letter is to extend sincere congratulations to the people of the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company for their outstanding accident prevention activities. Let's take a look at the records: The average accident frequency rate for LongLac Pulp and Paper Company during 1949 was 13.76. This represented 1,308,099 production man hours, with 18 lost-time disabling injuries. The rate for the first 4 months of 1950 is 4.83. This represents 413,654 man hours, with 2 lost-time disabling injuries, which is a very favourable trend, Then there is that long run of 470,000 accident free man hours from August on into December, which indicates good team work. In the Ontario Pulp and Paper Maker's Safety Association Contest for 1950 the Long Lac mill is in second position of Class "A", That represents good competitive spirit - well organized, The theme of "Production With Safety" hit a new high in March with increased pro- duction and an outstanding accident free month, That showed effort to keep Quality-Safety- Quertity in perfect balance, in the Challenge Contest between Spruce Falls Power and Paper Company, and LongLac Pulp and Paper Company, it isn't necessary for me to say the score is about 5 to ily tn favour of LongLac, All of these records indicate that every individual at your mill is sincerely in- terested in preventing injuries to himself and his fellow workers. The combined and co- ordined efforts have minimized the possibilities of disabling injuries, Best wishes to you and everyone concerned for continued success, Sincerely yours, Henry G, Boon, Vice-President, Kimberly-Clark Corporation. 0-0-0 NEXT WEEK'S SAFETY SLOGAN 9300 a.m. May 22nd to 9:00 a.m. May 29th Soe eae a ne "TAKE TIME TO DO EVERY JOB SAFELY a Eommooooooo----xxhlOOOOOOOOOOOO nn es eee Q@{@TT@a"a" == ==--_--EEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Last week, Ray Williams, Chairman of the Administration Office Safety Committee missed the Safety Slogan and an easy $5.00.