t Issue, December B.C. LUMBER WORKER AS WISH: sf Safety Coun- ers in the lumber that this Yuletide ly filled with good tw Year may bring dbs and prosperity dbrance those homes lig injury has brought ‘© tender our greet- y for their grief. have learned that hich every human nnot be realized in life, health or earn- by an accident. We Dur cooperative en- enjoyment of life, dless accidents. $8 the sincerity of our Hedicating ourselves of making our in- ich to work. Mithis goal, too many ill have their lives s which are in our season, is therefore and brotherhood, is to more vigorous son, rict Safety Director. cra Tor This and Every Christmas to Come SAFETY COMMITTEE of the Western Plywoods (Alberta) Limited. From left, Awlly Desjardenis, Hoccherl Melvin, Bernard Espie, and Art Westman. COME DOWN THIS MINUTE DILLSWORTHY! ACHRISTIMAS PARTYSS NO EX: “Fi CUSE FOR AN UNSAFE STUNT LIKE THAT! KEEP THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ALIVE ey FUL PLEASE BE CARELY, 7 Pui rUaT TREE OTTO, 1b TREE IW WATER OR WET SAND Meee any FROM DEEN EE "CHECK LIGHTS GND CORDS FOR “ DOW'T Use infLanmaBle DECORATIONS “SAVE THE CHILDREN” DON’T give your children toys with sharp edges or points or toys with small parts that can be pulled off and put in a small child’s mouth. Give things that are sturdy and well made. A toy that breaks may cause a bad fall, a cut or puncture wound, maybe an infection. Teach the youngsters the SAFE WAY to ride bikes and handle tools. Teach them early to act safely and make use of safety equipment—AS YOU DO IN YOUR WORK. A Christmas tree is a thing of beauty with its brightly-colored lights, shiny tinsel, and other gay decorations. Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas without a tree! But, ironically, this traditional Yuletide symbol of joy can be a hazard if proper safety precautions are not taken. To keep your Christmas merry, re- member to ... 3% Keep your Christmas tree in water before and during the time it is up. %* Take it down before it becomes dry and an easy prey for fire. % Place the tree well away from any fireplace, ¢ stove or other source of heat. %* Watch your cigarettes. Keep them a safe dis- _ tance from the tree. * pyoid using light fixtures that have worn insul- ation. % Don’t use more than seven 7-light sets or five 5-light sets on one circuit. aks * Keep metallic tinsel from contact with sockets. % Disconnect the tree lights when leavi home or going to bed.