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2013 Super Raffle
Winners List
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We would
like to take this time and thanks all the sponsors that
helped make this event possible. Another year passes
by and 2 Fire Companies working together to make the best
event possible a success. We had a estimated 3400 +
people attend the event. The weather could not have
been better. We would also like to thank everyone that
bought & sold tickets.
We would
like to extend our thanks to Boy Scout Troop 7 from Shermans
Dale for there helping hand again this year. Your
assistance during our event is so helpful. Keep up the
good work and see you next year.
Also a big
thanks goes out to the Stand-by crew covering our station.
Finally,
the Super Raffle Committee from both companies deserve a big
thanks for setting up another outstanding event. This
would also not be possible without the great help from both
Fire Companies. Each company should be very proud of
there members for putting all there effort into making this
event the best possible.
Yearly Banquet
SAY
GOODBYE

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April 30
- Engine 12-2 assisted New Bloomfield Fire Company during
Funeral detail when Captain Craig Kline was laid to rest.
Our prayers go out to the friends & family. Also to
Co. 8 Fire & EMS. Engine 12-2 along with Truck 2 made
the arch. Photos
April 23
- Church Fire @ 222 Losh Run Road. Tanker 12
responded.
April 23
- House Fire @ 108 East Main Street. Engine 12-1 &
Tanker 12 responded. Engine 4 arrived shortly after
dispatch to find a house with heavy fire from the rear and
heavy smoke pouring out the windows and asked for 2nd alarm.
Command ask E12-1 to access the rear and deploy handlines to
control the fire while Tanker 12 supplied the Engine.
Members had there work cut out for them with heavy fire on
arrival. With multiple handlines deployed we worked
hard to control the fire. We had fire blowing out the
basement door, 1st floor, 2nd floor, & 3rd floor windows.
Additional crews arrived to help with the fight. As
the rear of the structure became unstable crews then moved
into a defensive position. The rear portion of the
house then collapsed making access to the house harder.
Crews worked very hard to keep the fire from extending into
the houses on each side of the fire building. There
was a fire wall between one of the houses which did the job
it was made to do. Command 4 asked for a 3rd alarm to
bring in additional crews to assist. Crews worked for
hours in the overhaul and containment mode. Companies
from Perry, Cumberland & Juniata County joined the fight.
We would like to thank Hampden & Silver Spring Fire
Companies for covering area station during this incident.
April 18
- Chimney Fire @ 825 Pisgah Road. Engine 12-1 responded.
April 13
- Auto Accident W/ Entrapment @ 360 Creek Road. Rescue 12
responded.
April 9
- Woods Fire @ 1000 blk. Clouser Hollow Road. Engine
12-1 & Utility 12 responded. Members arrived to assist
Co. 8 with controlling the spreading wildfire. E12-1
supplied brush units with water while tankers shuttled
water.
March 14
- House Fire @ 54 West Willow Street. Engine 234
responded. County County alerted 2nd alarms companies
to help assist at the house fire. Engine 234 arrived
and sent its crew forward. Members assisted with
overhaul. EMS
arrived on the scene and advised heavy fire from the rear of
the structure. Engine 241 laid LDH from Hanover and Willow
and Engine 145 hook up to the hydrant at Willow & Hanover
and pumped Engine 241. Engine 241 crew pulled a hand line
and stared fire attack. Crews from Engine 145 and other
manpower from 41 pulled two more hand lines to assist with
fire attach and to protect the structure next to the fire
building. Truck 45 crew placed ground ladders on all 4 sides
of the structure and did a search. Once fire was out crews
then started to do overhaul and then started to clean up.
Once all overhaul was done command placed the box in
service.
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