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: rage & ONTAPTO_ PULP & PAPER MAKERS! SAFETY ASSOCL.TION __Coripa parative Accitent Statement - Al) Mills - January 1 to February 8, 1949 Days Lost ; Contest Limited Lecidents Frequency Basis Severity Class "i." 1, Abitibi -- Smooth Rock Falls 0 0.0 0 200 &e E.B. Eddy Co. Ltd, - Hull 2 6.8 17 206 53. Great Lakes Paper Co. Ltd, 3 7.8 7 207 44 / fhe KVP) Go, Ltd 5 Guo 32 ue 5. Howard Smith Paper Mills 4 Bye 47 eLO 6, i&bitibi-Thunder Bay Div. e 12.3 16 Pa e) 7, Ontario Paper Co. Ltd, 4 a 5S +15 8, Hinde & Dauch ~ Toronto 6 26.0 31.5 o1l4 9. Abitibi - Sault Ste. Maric 4 15.1 53 020 10, Ont,-liinn, ~ Kenora 3 13.1 50 ene 11, Longlac Pulp & Paper Co. 5 £505 Al eed iz, Ont,-iinn, - Fort Frances 6 18.3 82 eno 5. Marathon Paper Millis Lid, 8 2600 76 eed 14, Spruce Palle PF, &'P. Co. Ltd, 21 18.3 154. e268 15, Beaver Wood Fibre Co. Ltd, 35 16.7 5k ed ond 16, Abitibi - Fort Willian Q 19.8 59 258 17. Dryden Peper Co, Ltd, 7 42,8 65 240 18, Alliance Paper Mills' Ltd, & Love 86 e441 19, Abitibi - Iroquois Falls AT 35.8 206" 03 20. Provincial - Port Arthur 9 44,4 94,5 047 21. Brompton - Red Rock 6 42.1 160 005 22, Can, Intermat-Hawkesbury 15 62.1 1s1 72 ____ 1949 to February 28 a 20.0 1457.0 ok4 The above accident record places our mill 11th with 22 mills competing in the Class "4." Division of the Safety Association Contest, There's lots of room up the ladder, however, so let's make every cffort to reduce accidents, Since this accident statement was prepared, three additional accidents have occurred to LongL«c employees, bringing our total to cight for this year. Accidents hurt, they hurt in many ways. Apart from the physical suffering, they cause loss of pay, and often permanent disability. Sometimes our future plans have to bo cntirely changed because of an accident, When accidents occur, nobody wins, so let's plav it safel 0-0-0 CO.ZUNITY RECREATION PROGRALD Without labouring the point, it is probably important to take some space in this week!s issue of Terrace Bay Ncows to reiterate some of the things which have already been published regarding the Community Recreation Program now being developed at Terrace Bey. The first mecting of the Community Recreation Committee is scheduled for Monday, april 18th, at 7:40 p.m. in the Community Hall. Prior to that time each organization in the Community has been requests'.to elect their representative to the Advisory Council, This will mean a special effort on the part of the E::ecutive Officers of each organization to see that the necessary steps are taken to assure that thcir particular organization is given a voice on the Committee, Even if an orgenization is interested in nothing more than the use of facilitics like the Community Hall or Recroation H-1l it will be important for that organization to have the representation to which it is entitled in order that requests may be properly presented, Apart from this, the ideas of persons representing all the recreational and service organizations in the Community will undoubtedly sive us a broader type of program which will in turn craw many additional people into active participation in community recreation, And so it is that we Srcin urge full co-operation from a11 organizations and persons to whom the operation of our new Community Recreation Pvorrem is and will be entrusted, andin the finel enalysis thet really means each and every individual at Terrace Bey for through the elected representatives from each organization, everyone will have: the opportunity of having their ideas presented to the Committee and we feel sure that the representatives whose nemes will be published as soon as they are known, will welcome any suggestions which enyone my feel disposed to make,