SAFE at HOME
For a man—it’s his castle, for a child—
it'-s his haven, and for all of us our homo
is a nice'place in'rhich te he. Yet only
last year, in 1945, over 5,000,000 people
rho felt exactly as ro do about thei hone
rerc killed or disabled from accidents
occurring there.
Institutes.. and Family Life Councils bon
.bard us rith panphlets on her to get more
out of home and family life, yet it ras
rhile people rere supposedly safe at homo
enjoying hone and family life that these
accidonts occurred in 1945.
The young runabout besieged rith curiosity
reaches for a handle and pOurs scalding
rater over himself. 3obby, aged ten,puts
his roller skates on the stairs. It’s only
for a ninuto. Hc’ll’put them upstairs rhen
he goes to his room. Grandma do scends’the
•stairs, noanrhilo, and trips over then,
Sis dry-cleans her clothes at’ homo. It’s
cheaper that ray. She’ll rest a moment
'and have a cigarette. ’Sis rill never need
to clean clothes again.
-Terrible accidentsi" you say. Yes, and
: hind everyone of thorn somebody* s carc
ossness. All of us have friends or neigh
hors disabled or disfigured by a homo
r ecidont. For is the time to check on our
rm homo and housekeeping habits to sco if
cur house is really a safe place to live.
From the Department of Health Service
Success of the thorough-going cooperative
Association is to be attributed to the
singleness of purpose of its members. They
moot and think and plan together. There is
unity of Action, Special privileges have
no place in cooperative thinking. Personal
gains arc relegated. Size of flock does
docs not confer greater p-vr/ers to the om
er. T7e literally believe in the adage,
"In unity there is strength,"
Grant E, Peterson-Utah Poultry Producers
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