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FIRE DEPARTMENT - FEBRUARY 1974

HOUSE FIRE

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FURNACE MOTOR

HOUSE FIRE

C.P.R. Box Car
Industrial Plant

Wash down, paint on road
Bush Fire

Tug Boat

Inhalator

Damage $6500.00

Damages $ 600.60
Damages $ 900.00
Damages $300,000.00

Damages $5,000.00

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Siren sounded 6 times.
Firemen attended 252.
Man hours 434
Volunteers Remuneration $1,160.00.
No firemen absent. 1 Fireman off 6 days on Compensation.

Residential Damages $7,100.00
Industrial Damages $305,900.00

Damages of $7,100 to two homes. $6,500 to a home caused from a man smoking in
bed. $600 damages to a kitchen caused from a cooking fire.

Industrial damages $305,900. Approximately $300,000 damage to a door manufacturing
plant.. Fire started in the Paint Shop from a faulty exhaust fan. The employees
tried to extinguish the fire before calling the fire department. The fire spread
so rapidly the black smoke and flames could be seen by the firemen responding to
the call when they reached Kingsway near the Sports Centre. When the fire depart-
ment arrived the roof was completely burned off. $5000 damage to a Tug boat.

The fire occurred when the boat was in the river north of the Pitt River Bridge.
The boat was beached near the dyke at Dominion Avenue where fire department
completed extinguishing the fire. The crew had the fire controlled at the time of
beaching. $900 damages to a C.P.R. box car ignition unknown, possibly caused by a
fuse.

38 Inhalator calls. 23 home emergencies consisting of heart attacks, strokes,
asthma attacks, man suffering from emphysema, lady fractured a hip, diabetic, falls
causing injuries and people suffering from different symptoms in each case they had
had the flu. Attended 7 Motor Vehicle Accidents. 2 industrial accidents, one man
fell from a roof and the other fell from a C.P.R. box car. Lady found in river
suffering exposure. Attended two men who had been in a fight. 2 overdoses.

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See attached sheet for inspections.

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W. S. Wingrove
Eire Chief

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ce to: L. D. Pollock
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