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Fire Wire
Officers
Campville welcomes our officers for 2007:
Chief Mike Peters, Assistant Chief Kevin Ford, Assistant Chief Ken Schneider,
Captain Mark Daniel, Lt Diana Ford, Lt Randy HamiLt.on, Lt. Rob Ziemba,
Fire Police Captain Tom Morgan, Fire Police Lt. Dave Hogg, Safety Officer
Sharon Stanley and Chaplain Rich Perkins.
Our squad officers are Squad Captain Rich
Perkins, 1st Lt. Rosemary Kotski, and 2nd Lt. Pat Hickey. Executive Officers
are: President Jenn Ford, Vice President Pat Hickey, Secretary Rosemary
Kotski, and Treasurer Reed Durand.
Training
Campville started off the new year hosting
a Victim Auto Accident Extrication training with an attendance of 30 students.
The first two evenings were spent in the classroom at Station 1 and the
next two evening classes were out doors at Station 2. Campville,
Apalachin and Owego had their rescue trucks set up and everyone had hands
on training. Any vehicles that are donated to the station are used for
extrication training. Also, Tony Quaranta, Transportation Director for
the Owego-Apalachin School District was kind enough to donate a school
bus for the training. This was a long awaited training and everyone was
anxious to participate. Congratulations to all who completed the course.
Ruth Anne and Gary Phelps attended and completed
the NIMS training. We appreciate the personal time all our members put
into training.
Squad
Campville squad welcomes our newest EMT,
Sherri Young. Congratulations Sherri. We also are happy to have two
new students in EMT spring class. Our new apprentices, Andrew Daniel, JP
Radjakowski and Marten Peterson, completed CPR training this month. These
16-year-olds are putting every effort into learning and helping at the
station. We are proud of them.
Membership
Every Tuesday evening you will find our
members at Station 1 involved in drills and training. Come in and join
us. We can find a place for you.
Sick Call
Thank you for your prayers and thoughts
for our members. We are happy to report that Bernie Sable has returned
to work part time and is on the road to recovery. One can catch up to Bernie
at Station 1 where he can be found working out and getting back in shape.
Keep up the good work Bernie and welcome back.
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