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Show Cops Corner By GARRY GUYMON an emergency. police and fire departBaby-sitting is big business in Orem ment phone numbers and your home It is estimated that more people under address. 16 years of age are employed as In mostcasesthe sitter will not know babysitters than in any other work your street address and if a need arises Baby-sitting is a very responsible to call the fire or police department position. A baby-sitter is entrusted with the sitter would not be abie (vu ieli them the safety and lives of childrenleft in where to go. their care. Yet some parentsgive very For the baby-sitter, we recommend little consideration in the hiring of a the Baby-sitters Training Course sponbaby-sitter sored by the Orem Fire tmentin cooperation with the Orem Police Wefeelthat a baby-sitter should have the following qualities: They should be Department. The course is given in responsible. honest, pleasant, healthy, four one-hour sessions and covers the non-gossiping, intelligent, experienced areasof fire safety, medical aspectsof enough to know whatto do, with power baby-sitting. infant care and child enough to get the job done, and a sense entertainment, and baby-sitters safety Anyone nine years and older is en of humor. couraged to attend. The cost is only $1 Then before you leave the sitter with for the entire course. The next course the children, make sure you explain the will start on Wednesday, Jan. 23, with conditions of the home and the the following sessions on Jan. 30, Feb.6 children. and 13. Then write down andpost in a central Sessiens are from 4 to 5 pm location the following: Where you will Registration is done thefirst day of the be, when you will return, how you can course at the Central Fire Station be reached, who else to call icase of located at 300 E. 1000 S., in Orem Dr. Flinders Says Flu Not Epidemis in County A numberof people in the county report flu-like symptoms, but there is definitely no major epidemic, according to Dr. Arley Flinders, director of the City-County Health Department of Utah County. Dr. Flinders indicated his office had not sent any blood specimens orthroat washing specimens to the state laboratory \“‘for a couple of weeks.” Earlier, one specimen sent in from Utah County wasidentified as influenza Type-B, tke same family of viruses which produces Hong KongFlu. Flinders said his department checked other reported cases of flu, but none had the symptoms of Hong Kong Flu. Dr. Mark Kehrberg, an epidemicintelligence specialist for the Center for Disease Controlin Atlanta, Ga,, who is stationed in Utah, said blood tests are still being run to determine if the one re ¢ase was actually Hong Kong lu. “We have confirmed the illness was flu caused by a type-B virus. But there ar2 several viruses in that catagory and only one causes thespecific disease known as Hong Kong flu.” Three chiidren and weir father came « down with a flulike illness. Kehrberg said blood tests had confirn:ed that one child had influenza B. He said the others probably also had influenza B, but that had not been officially confirmed. “Provois the only area where we've had a confirmed report.’’ said Kehrberg. “But if have one case, you can be sure there will be others.” He said school and nursing home records are checked weekly to determine whether there might be a flu problem. Kerhberg said many people believe they have “‘flu’’ when they come down with anillness which causes stomach and bowelupsets. ‘‘Usually, they do not have flu,” he said. ‘‘They have a gastrointensinal infection caused by a virus.” “The classic flu symptoms are a headache, muscle aches. fever and a respiratoryinfection.” he said. “Very rarely does flu cause gastrointestinal upset.’” Kerhberg said flu is not uncommon during winter months. But the Center for Disease Control keeps close tabs on the illness because it often causes an increase in overall death rates, primarily through complications such as pnemonia. Hesaid young children andthe elderly are those mostin danger of developing serious complications if they come down with the flu. December Accident Victim Still in Serious Condition Provo womanwaslisted in fair condi- A Provo womaninjured in a three* car accident five days before Christmas is still in Utah Valley Hospital and in serious condition. The woman, on Dec. 20, suffered a complete cardiac arrest after her car was struck by anothervehicle, but she was revived at the accident scene by Orem Paramedics, said Orem Police officer Fran Fillmore. The day following the accident the tien, but her condition later worsened. On Friday, officials at Utah Valley Hospital said the womanwasoutof the intensive care unit and now in an intermediate unit. They said she was in serious condition, but was slowly improving. The Decembertraffic accident occured at the Orem intersection of 1300 S. and 200 E. County Sheriff Department Initiates Rotation System Det. Dean Kirkham,sergeantin charge of training and evidence; patrol Sgt. David Lamph, detective division; patrol division Sgt. Jerry Scott, jail Harof five sergeants in the various divi- division, and jail Sgt. Vernon rington, patrol division. | sions. Patrol Sgt. Gary Clayton will remain Sheriff Mack Holley indicated that becawse of a limitation on the number in thatposition. The Utah County Sheriff's Department has announced a change in the utilization of manpowerat the department which involvesthe re-assignment Sunday, January 6 1980 THF HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 5 Swearing-In At Orem Set Monday Swearing in ceremonies Wignall Being Honored By Provo on Thursday for new Oremcouncilmenelected in November will be held Monday at noon in the Orem City council chambers The new councilmen are Harley M Gillman, R.chard Jackson and Stella Welsh They will replace defeated councilmen, Glen R_ Zimmerman. Lee Bamgartner and Wayne Watson Provocitizens and employees of the Provo City Corporation are invited to an open house Thursday fiom 2 to 4 P.m. in the lobby of the city center to honor City Commissioner Earl ministration Grantfor $1 million which helped build a new fire sub-station During the four years that Wignall local parks and new water systems He aisoinitiated and completed the Wignall. who is leavingoffice Monday has served as a city commissioner. he has been in charge of several depart ments including public over such entities as sanitation. vehicle management and engineering. streets Provo City Power and Water and Waste New councilmen will take their seat at the council table for the first Orem council meeting of 1980 this Tuesday night at 7 p.m Water Department ai ith a minimum of etaeie ertariaey confusion sergeants will take place and then con- a tinue on a trial basis until a complete “A few specialized programs in- rotation of assignments has taken will The Rani and Caiet Dene ty Dave. itiated during the past% two years . i na beposton eeation ‘Meanwt ic will ¢ Bateman told the Herald that this aint staff training program will makethe depart- program, I pcaua ment moreflexible to meet emergency members with all aspects of the Tetmurs Sheriff's Department divisions,” he ad- Lt, Ken Cahoon, : ea ded. Keith Bills, Jack The new assignments, which will be Walker and Owen Quarberg will still effective Jan. 15, include: Det. Frank Wall to the position of patrol sergeant; head thedetective,civil, jail and patrol divisions respectively. Airport Safety Rules Okayed BRIGHAMCITY, Utah (UPI) — The Brigham City Council has approved rules to makeit safer for both powered All aircraft must be Committee recommended the rules which taken off the runway include a prohibition of the use of gliders when which is being used for the snowis so deepthatit landings and takeoffs as aircraft and gliders touse would makeit difficult to on as possible so traffic ei municipal theThe runway.theis not blocke craft fromtheremove Advisory immediately Airportairport. { ' f , © Get Your Calendar = aqOoAA * i. © ‘ RogerBillings, a 32-year-old pioneer of hydrogen energy and former Provo resident. will appear on ABC-TV’s “Good Morning America.’ Monday one week after being named one of America’s 10 Out- standing Young Menbythe U.S. Jaycees. Locally the program will be seen on Channel4 Billings is with his family in Europe this week and wasnot available for comment, but David Lyon,,.administrative assistant to Billings, said the recognition awarded by the Jaycees is very pleasing for those who work with him. A comnuunity and church leader while in Provo, Lyonssaid Billings was a very ‘‘dynamicindividual and success of the enterprise continued to depend heavily on his specialabilities.”” Billings Energy Corporation recently moved from Provo to Independence, Mo., last October, where the corporation had set up headquarters in Independence Center, a well-known area office complex. Thesubsidiary of the energy corporation Billings established three years ago, « computer developmentand sales corporation, remains in Provo at 2000 E.Billings Ave. Ten men recognized by the Jaycees included a world heavyweight boxing champion and three U S Congressmen in addition to Billings. Currently Billings is continuing efforts to have hydrogen energy adoptednationallyas analternative source to diminishing oil reserves. Lyons said Billings met with the secretary of the *' © ae fome Z 5 department of energy and has been requested to work directly with Undersecretary John Deutch in matters of potential useof hydrogen in helping to end dependency on OPEC oil He also met with the postmaster general of the United States and discussed conversions of postal vehicles to use hydrogen, patterned after one postal vehicle already converted to hydrogen by Billings: Billings holds seven patents dealing with hydrogen energyand has successfully converted more than 30 different vehicle engines to run on hydrogensince he madehis first conversion of a Model A truck at the age of18. When the Departmentof Energyengaged his company to host a seminar on the cost estimation of producing hydrogen from coal, the resulting discovery was that hydrogen could be produced from coalat a lower cost than current gasoline production costs. He recommended a technique to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission which could be used to prevent a hydrogen bubble dilemmalike the one faced by nuclear plantofficials last year at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania Early in his career. Billings developed a laser ee S ou KEEP AHEAD OF THE PACK! fA amplifier whichis presently used to test fusion. His company now markets a commercial-grade electrolyzer which produces hydrogen from water. His career interest in hydrogen energy was sparkedin a ninth grade science class in Provo. Juab to Proceed With CampusDisposal and the vocational building, now being used. will soon By MYRNA TRAUNTVEIN NEPHI — Public supportofits plansto utilize the be transferred to the city. The board is seeking prea Juab High School campusafterit is vacated funding or ways to construct a new building in s caused the Juab School Board of Education to Nephi's Industrial Park. In other business, the board: authorize Supt. Clark Newell to proceed with the Reviewed the budget of revenue and expenditures agreements necessary to makethe transfers. Undertermsof the property transfer agreement, for the new Juab Middle School/High School Juab School District will obtain the old LDS Complex. The board approved $22,000 for addition of seminary building in exchange for about two- and- and-half acresof land on the upperportionof the twoblock campus. The seminary building will be used by the district as an office building. Nephicity will acquire the vocational building and the gymnasium in exchangefor four acresofland in Nephi’s Industrial Park. Juab County will remodel the main building for use as anew county complex. The county will pay the district $20,000 for the property which will be used to help the district remodel the seminary building. A progress report was heard by the boardonthe ef- forts being made to secure funding to construct a new training center. Kenneth Beardall, president of Trail Inc., and Dr. Helmut Hoffman discussed the issue with board members. The old building is unsatisfactory it was concluded. for the program's use bleachers to the balcony section of the gymnasium when it became apparent that there would be sufficient funds. Heard a report by President Boyd Howarth on a meeting he and Superintendent Newell had attended in connection with the approval and construction of the Intermountain Power Project Plant in Millard County. Steps necessary to alleviate the impact on the project on area schools were discussed. Approved out-of-state travel expenses for Leonard Trauntvein, Miles Ogden, John Sperry and Lee Scott to attend a conference of the Western Middle School Consortium in Las Vegas on Jan. 24 and 25. Approved a request for the Community Bible Church to rent the Nephi Elementary School auditorium on Sundays to hold church services. THREE MORE REASONSTO FEEL GOOD ABOUT KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN i... === Fried Chicken. 1. The Colonel's e ee The at I prow nm lac ¢ BROWN| II eaae anit arcochat Recipe or Extra Crispy and a roll for only 89° I Limit one eu per get Original Recipe, America’s jy. TaIREA Gor favorite taste in fried chicken. Gnw"vol) SN It's moist and tender out Goionele blendwith of 11.the CHW" otSpanyusantMK Spine lonel's secret blend o} anececnei nh herbs and spices. TheBlue Ribbon outside meanssuperior taste inside. tasty, crunchycrust. Discover theflavor that’s been missing in your crispfried chicken. 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