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Show ji'- I '- ........ BUG STRIKES AGAIN! Damage was held to a minimum Sunday night when this shed on the old McCulley place on 200 South was set ablaze near midnight. Thanks to quick action by neighbors and firemen, the fire was contained to the shed which was only a couple of feet from the unoccupied house. Deputy Fotheringham who lives nearby, spotted the flames and was first on the scene with the Forest Service Ser-vice truck. Residents should assist the local Sheriff and police to catch this 'memace, by remaining at their homes, unless actually fighting thetire. Please report anything or anyone seen near the fire, shortly before the alarm -or anyone who is seen outside their own neighborhood with no apparent reason, at anytime, day or night. Local authorities are making every effort to catch the firebug and anyone reported in unfamiliar areas are suspected. Also, after last Sunday's fire, many cars were cruising Milford, private citizens, obviously looking for the firebug. This again provides a semblance of cover for the firebug. However, the News does not advocate that any able bodied firefighter (whether a member of the M. V. F. D. or not) staying home from a fire call. |
