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remember when answering! a call: always go in pairs, one to drive and the other to ride with the patient, but no fun riders. You want to help, not hinder. Watch your speed. The driver of an emergency vehicle is’ responsible for any accident caused by running a red light, stop sign, etc. Just because you have a siren and red light doesn’t make you the only person on the road, 't our first aid teaches you to prevent an accident before it happens. You can’t save a life with too much speed and wreckless driv ing. You read in the papers almost daily of wrecks involving rescue squads. This is very hard on a squad and all concerned. Drive by the law and you can’t go wrong.
At times you will be criticized, but constructive criticism is helpful to anyone.
Rappahannock, back these men and work with them. They want to help you when you need them.
I have a soft spot in my heart for this squad because I at one *ime was a member of it myself.
Happy New Year, Rappahan"< -I. R -scue Squad. May you go I rvv.ird and make your work a iob well done.
An Interested Friend
The Dollar & The Cent
A big silver dollar and a little brown cent, rolling along, together they went; Rolling along the smooth sidewalk, when the dollar lemarked, for the dollar can talk, "You poor little cent, you cheap little mite! I’m bigger and more than twice as bright. I’m worth more than you, a hundredfold, and written on me in letters bold is the motto drawn from the pious creed, “In God We Trust”, which all can read."
“Yes, I know,” said the cent, “I am a cheap little might, and I know I’m not big, nor good or bright. And: yet,” said the cent, with a meek little sigh, “You don’t go to church as often as I.”
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