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55th NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS Papers Delivered in the CIVIC LEADERSHIP SESSIONS Five Years of Future Dates for the National Safety Congress.. . . .7 4 JOINT CIVIC LEADERSHIP SESSION WITH FARM, HOME, LABOR, RELIGIOUS AND WOMEN'S CONFERENCES Outdoor Power. Equipment Safety................................. . .Harold K. Howe Outdoor Power Equipment Safety................................. Frank Burgmaler Home Firearm Safety Depends on, You...........................Warren L. Cheek 5 6 8 WOMEN'S SESSIONS The Many Faces of Safety............................................ Willie Mae Rogers Safety in the World of Mechanization....................... Charles IV. Ferguson Education and Drug Abuse......................... ...............Richard J. Brzeczek What Can Women Do About Home Safety?............................ Luclle Bush 10 11 11 15 YOUTH SESSIONS Poisons Found In the Home -- A Home Safety Demonstration................ Homewood -- Flossmoor Chapter, F. H. A. 18 Signs of Life...................................... .Mason Simpson and David Duncan 20 Members of the Farm Conference 1967-68.................................................... 22 Members of the Conference for Religious Leaders 1967-68......................... 24 Members of the Women's Conference 1967-68.............................................. 26 Members of the Youth Activities Conference 1967-68.................................. 29 Other Volumes In 1967 National Safety Congress Transactions................... 32 v* MEMBERS OF THE "'"'N FARM CONFERENCE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1967-68 ) 4 Dn. Joseph Ackerman, Managing Director, Farm Foundation, Chicago, 111.; Edward S. Adams, Director of Safety, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. Donna Agnbss, Indiana Farm Safety Council, Bunker HiD, Ind.; John Banninc, Assistant Director, 4-H Club and TMW Programs, Federal Extension Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.; Dn. Bond Bible, Council on Rural Health, American .^Medical Association, Chicago, DL; W. J. Brake, Lecturer, National Grange, Haslett, Mich.; hXrry L. Bhtson, Civil Defense Div., University Extension, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.; Dn. John B. Claar, Associate Director of Cooperative Extension Service, University of Illinois, Urbana, H; Maynard Coe, Agricultural Consultant, Des Plaines, III.; Ward Gross, Texas Farm Bureau, Waco Texas; Harvey Dasirup, Director, Livestock Conservation, Inc., Chicago, HL; Robert E. Davenport, Associate Editor, Hoard's Dairy man, Fort Atkinson, Wfa.; Claude de St. Parr, Assistant Direptor, Program Development Division American Fanb^Rureau Federation, Chicago, EL, Homer E. Edwards, VTE Program Officer, Agricultural Education, Office of Education, DHEW, Chicago, I1L; Kenneth V. Fibre, Directed of Farm Operations, Velsicol Chemical Corp., Chicago, HI.; Rocer Flkminc, Public Relations Staff, General Motors Corp., Detroit, Mich.; Charles Frederics, Executive Secretary, National Farm & Power Equipment Dealers Association, St Louis, Mo.; Dalton E. Gmidy, National Cottonseed Products Assn., Inc., Memphis, Tcnn.; Harold B. Halter, Managing Director, Farm Equipment Manufacturers Assn., St. Louis, Mo.; Harold Hamil, Senior Vioo President, Information and Public Relations, Farmland Industries, Ina, Kansas City, Mo.; Denis Haylet, Director of Information, National Agricultural Chemicals Assn., Washington, D. C.; John P. Hein, SafetyPersonnel, The Larson Company, Fort Atkinson, Wls.; Russell Heston, Director of Engineering, GrinneD Mutual Reinsurance Company, Crinnell, Iowa; Gerhard Heutzenhoedkh, Production Manager, Farmers Union Service Assn., Jamestown, N. D.; Douclas Hewitt, Executive Secretary, Farm and Industrial Equipment Institute, Chicago, HI.; John Hote, Chief, Field Service* & Field`Operations, Injury Control Program, U. S. Public Health Service, Cincinnati, Ohio; Dr. A. H. Ismail, Director of Research, Dept of Physical Education for Men, Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.; Keith Kirkpatrick, Associate Farm Director, Radio Station WHO, Des Moines, Iowa; Edward R. Klamm, Manager, Accident Prevention Div., Allstate Insurance Company, Northbrook, IH; L. W. Knapp, Jr., Chief, Accident Prevention Section, Instituto of Agricultural Medicine, State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa; William Kuhpuss, President, Illinois Agricultural Association, Bloomington, HL; Frank Laderer, Director of Safety, Nationwide Insurance Company, Columbus, Ohio; Frank Lanham, Head, Agricultural Engineering Dept, University of Illinois, Urbana, DL; E. W. LehmjW^,\ Urbana, IH; John McLaughlin, K F A B Radio, Omaha, Neb.; C. W. McMillan, Executive Secretary, American National Cattlemen's Assn., Denver, Colo.; Norman Mindrum. Director, National 4-H Service Committee, Chicago, 111.; Stella L. Mitchell, Home Management Specialist, Division of Home Economics, Federal Extension Service, U. S. Dept.of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.; John N. Moore, Mgr. Product Safety and Standards, Farm Equipment Division, Allis-Chahneis, Milwaukee, Wis.; Herschel . Newsom, Master, National Grange, Washington, D.C.; E. D. Patrick, Vico President, National Grange Mutual Ins. Co., Syracuse, N. Y.; Ralph PaTierbon, Extension Special ist Federal Extension Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.; V. S. Peterson, E. L dn Font de Nemours & Company, Atlanta, Ga.; Dr. Richard Pfister, Extension Safety Engineer, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich.; 22 V Harry PormoBS, Columbus, Ohio; Russell Portion, General Supervisor, Product Planning Research, International Harvester Company, Chicago, DL; L. W. Randt, Director of Product Programming, Oliver Corporation, Chicago, 111.; Feans Reynolds, General Manager of Ag. Industries, U. S. Steel Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mks Louisa RosxxrsLO, Assistant Director - Home Economics, Cooperative Extension Work, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa; Robert Rupp, Managing Editor, The Farmer, St Paul, Minn.; Paul Sanders, Editor, The Southern Planter, Richmond, Va.; Rollin Schnteder, Extension Specialist Safety, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb,; C. G. Scruggs, Editor, Progressive Farmer, Dallas, Texas; Charles B. Shuman, President American Farm Bureau Federation, Chicago, I1L; Edwin Sommer, Master, Wisconsin State Grange, Clinton, Wis.; Arthur Stapel, Manager, Fox Valley Cooperative, Inc., Appleton, Wis.; W. E. Stuckey, Leader, Safety & Emergency" Preparedness, Cooperative Extension Service, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio; Beck* Subpage, The Hoosier Fanner, Indianapolis, Ind.; Randall C. Swanson, Sunnyslde Seed Farms, Inc., Middle ton, Wis.; 'E. W. Tanquary, Elmhurst HL; Robert E. Taylor, Market Development Division, Republic Steel Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio; James-C. Thompson, Editor, Prairie Fanner, Chicago, 111.; Mrs. Milton Vaupkl, Central Director, National Extension Homemakers Council, Ashton, 111.; Jambs Wall, Executive Secretary, National Vocational Agricultural Teachers' Association, Inc., Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs. Leota M. 'Westfall, Traffic Specialist Highway Traffic Safety Center, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Midi.; Dr F. R. Willset, Extension Safety Specialist Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.; John H. Zich, Mgr., Tech. Data & Standards Dept, Ford Motor Co., Birmingham, Mich., and Carlton L. Zjnx, Product Safety, Deere and Company, Moline, DL ^ s 23