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Sources of Help British Columbia British Columbia Loggers' Association (Manager), 550 Burrard St, Vancouver British Columbia Lumber Manufacturers Associa tion (Safety Director), 302 Forest Industries Bldg , 550 Burrard St, Vancouver New Brunswick New Brunswick Accident Prevention Association fSecretarv-Manager), P O Box 755, 55 Canter bury St, Saint John Nova Scotla Nova Scotia Accident Prevention Association (Man ager), 231 Hollis St, Halifax Ontario Transportation Safety Association of Ontario, Truck ing (Manager) Construction Safety Association of Ontario (Execu tive Director) Industrial Accident Prevention Associations Ontario Highway Construction Safety Association Ontario Pulp and Papermakers Safety Association (Secretary-Engineer) Steel Erectors Accident Prevention Association Above addresses 90 Harbour St, Toronto Mines Accident Prevention Association of Ontario (Executive Director), 320 Bay St, Toronto Forest Products Accident Prevention Association, 183 First Ave West, North Bav Quebec Industrial Accident Prevention Association of Quebec (Joint Managers), Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, Montreal The Lumberman's Accident Prevention Associa tion, Inc (President, Secretary-Manager), 65 Ste Anne St, Quebec Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (Safety Direc tor), Suite 102, 1510 Drummond St, Montreal The Quebec Metal Mines Accident Prevention As sociation (Manager), 46 St Louis St, Quebec The Quebec Public Utilities Safetv Association (Manager), 600 Dorchester St, W , Montreal The Quebec Pulp and Paper Safety Association, Inc (President, Secretary-Treasurer), 65 Ste Anne St, Quebec Western Quebec Mines Accident Prevention As sociation, 46 St Louis Street, Quebec Saskatchewan Miller's Accident Prevention Association, Flour Mill, Saskatchewan Motor Transport Accident Prevention Society, 6 Victoria Park Bldg , Regina In addition to the foregoing groups, there is also the Canadian Industrial Safety Confer ence, with officers elected annually The organization operates in a manner not dis similar to that of the Industrial Conference conducted m the United States under the auspices of the National Safety Council Further information may be obtained from the President, 550 Burrard Street, Vancouver, BC International Safety Organizations Inter-Amencan Safety Council (Consejo Interamericano de Segundad) 33 Park Place, Englewood, N J 07631 The Inter-Amencan Safety Council was founded and incorporated in 1938, as a non commercial, nonpolitical, and nonprofit edu cational association for the prevention of ac cidents It is the Spanish and Portuguese language counterpart of the National Safety Council The Council is the first and only association of its kind rendering services to all industries and agencies in the Latin American countries and Spain The objectives are to prevent ac cidents--to reduce the number and seventy of accidents m every activity, both on the job and off the job The services which the Coun cil provides for its members are paid by membership dues and sales of the Council's monthly publications and other educational matenals All of its work is done from the headquarters in New York Membership is opened to all industries, organizations, institutions, or other groups with two or more employees, interested m ac cident prevention m Latin Amenca and Spain Over 1800 plants or work locations m 22 countries are members or are using the ma tenals and services of the Council In addi tion, over 300 universities, technical schools, public libraries, and the like, receive the monthly publications free of charge Among the services available to members are monthlv publications, annual contest, special awards, consultation, statistical serv ice, reproduction and translation rights and participation in the election of Council offi cers In addition, the Council acts as a deal ing house of accident prevention matenals available m the United States The Council's monthlv publications in clude two magazines and safety posters Notictas de Segundad (Safety News) El SupewtsoT (The Supervisor) 364