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Show 1 Daily Herald 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, Uth County, UN 1968 Fires Down, Ambulance Calls Rise The fire loss in Provo City for tha month of September war down drastically from the figure of the same montli a year ago! but the number of ambulance calls received was considerably: ii - vuu i i i I i i i w i i mm i a mm i "u i m m m m- a k m m m m higher. There were 41 fire alarms re the month and ceived during $1,962 in loss sustained. In September of 1967 there were 35 fire calls but damage amounted to $14,710. Tne ambulance of the Provo Fire Department responded to 68 calls for assistance during the past month. A report from Fire Chief Stanley G. Brown shows that a fire in a home caused the larg- -' est amount of the fire damage - J It II 1 " charge it! Use your Taylor's FlexiCharge or your favorite bank credit cardl Cold C approach to curing a cold. They say it doesn't work. They su test relaxing in a hot bath, tak trig aspirin, going to bed anc keeping warm. 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That is our idea of an Anniversary Celebration. We hope you'll join us. Taylors - (NOW 1968) i .'Hi. Jt - i adler "sock it to me" sale . . . 1 . our btit telling itytei lift long and lancer el or ton end nylon bltndi Y slzei 10 to 13 stretch v11 r I args v. - ' i H. - selection -l- of colon. i . Reg. $1.59 now Regular $1.25 now MIN OPTIONED of VI THEN Re- the ot Sons and Daughters Judglne to be done by J. Rulon Morgan, President of the two Mountain Fuel Warns About Impersonators s 2. 5. Attends Conference pooh-pooh- Pictures must be on display at Taylon 4. Taylor y TO CURE A COLD Britain's Corrmon search Center tore thromh October 26th. 1. S. Two . . A KODAK INSTAMATIC AND A $20 GIFT CER1 FROM TAYLORS UUISIM -, A recent Incident Involving In dividuals who fraudulently posed as representatives of Moun tain Fuel Supply Company has prompted the company to issue a statement cautioning residents of this area to ask for proper Identification from any person who represent himself to be a company employee or agent. "Our employees carry proper Identification and will be happy to produce it whenever asked," laid J. W. Allen, vice president, marketing and distribution. "In no case would an employee attempt to collect money on behalf of the company without first establishing his company Identification. "Should any person have a question about an employee'i Identity, we suggest a call be made to our nearest office to obtain verification. We are anxious to provide whatever assistance we ran to prevent fraudulent activity by unscrupulous persons posing to be our rcpre- sentatives." WtL Provo. This home fire caused $1,500, leaving only $402 damage for the other 40 fire calls Rest of Loss Seven building fires and one automobile fire accounted for T the rest of the fire loss. Other fire calls included one stand-- ; by, seven rubbish and trash, nine grass, five Investigations, four for public assistance, one to assist police and six false ; alarms. The report also shows that 24 burning perm'ts were issued during the month and one permit to deliver gasoline was also 1 approved by the fire depart-- ; ment. The department also gave its approval to 15 new ! business licenses. Businesses Inspected Firemen inspected 15 busj-- . nesses during the month and - carried out eight special inapections, while it investigated the one fire in the home that was damaged. During the month of Septem- ber firemen held 14 classes on artificial respiration, four class- es on use of fire extinguishers ' and one class on home escape f, planning. Three firemen attended a four-da- y seminar on initial emergency care and transpor-- . tation of the sick and injured In Denver, Colo., two went to tiie annual demonstration for ; protection of bulk and gasoline storage plants in Salt Lake City, five were in attendance at the course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation in Salt Lake City, and two participated in a two-daconference on safety in Salt Lake City. Chief Brown also attended the Western Fire Chiefs Association conference in Las Vegas, wev. Ambulance crews answered 68 calls, compared to 48 for the same month of 1967. These calls Included 60 in Provo City, four in Utah County and four to Salt Lake City. The ambulance calls included 20 to transfer patients, 19 to ac-- i cidents, 14 for illnesses, five for Iniuries. four for nprsnns whn! bad fallen. Five times the ambulance was called but not needed and one person was dead on arrival of the ambulance. fifl I I DEPAATKitNT 99' |