ALL HAMS ON DECK!
QAHVFC Members prepare old fashioned, salt cured hams for Sunday’s Annual Country Ham and Fried Chicken Dinner. Whole hams are halved, trimmed, boiled and de-boned before slicing and serving along with Fried Chicken, Chicken & Dumplings and all the trimmings. This year’s Annual Dinner will be held on Sunday, April 27th between 12 – 4
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Annual Country Ham/Fried Chicken Dinner
Queen Anne-Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Company’s Annual Dinner for 2014 will be held on Sunday, April 27th, 2014 between 12-4 PM. The Dinner will feature Country Ham, Fried Chicken, Chicken & Dumplings and all the fixin’s, including desserts. Carry outs will be available. Advance tickets will be available at $14 for adults and $7.00 for children
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE QUEEN ANNE HILLSBORO VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY CONTACT: DAVID CHAIRES – 443-262-2000 1992 PIERCE DASH Mar-92 4P1CT02DXNA000231 JOB # E-6777 MILES 38,401 32′ 8″ LONG / 9′ 7″ HIGH / 206″ WB 6 PERSON CAB / 10″ RAISED ROOF 5 SCBA SEATS DETROIT DEISEL – 6V92TA AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WATEROUS 1250 GPM – TOP MOUNT
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MVC INVOLVING BUS – RIDGELY, MD
February 11, 2014 – Caroline dispatched Station 400 (Ridgely), Paramedic 16, Paramedic 17 and Talbot County Station 80 (Queen Anne-Hillsboro) for an MVC with entrapment, involving a bus, on Oakland Road in the area of Benedictine Road. Chief 4 arrived (M. Jarboe) on location to find a van that had rear ended a bus. Officer
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NEW BRIDGE ROAD FIRE
January 13, 2014 - At approximately 4:30 PM Caroline dispatched Station 300 (Denton), Station 400 (Ridgely), Talbot County Station 80 (Queen Anne-Hillsboro) and Station 50 (Cordova) for a working structure fire at 8980 New Bridge Road. Units arrived on location to find a two story, wood framed structure with heavy smoke showing. The crew from Engine 302 made an
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Talbot County Vol Fire & Rescue Assn – Golf Tourny
The Talbot County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association (TCVFRA) will host a Spring Golf Tournament at Hog Neck Golf Course in Easton, on May 17th, 2014. Tee Off, for the four man Scramble, Better ball format is 9:00 AM. Entry Fee is $85 per person ($70 if registered and paid pror to March 31) )
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COMBINE FIRE- OWENS ROAD
November 10 – Story to follow… Units on scene – Chief 80,Engine 85, Tanker 86, Brush 87 Pictures compliments of Jamey Eason Officer 511 Station 50 Cordova
TRACTOR FIRE – QUEEN ANNE
November 10, 2013 – At approximately 12:00 hrs November 10, 2013 Station 80 was alerted to a tractor fire. Upon arrival, crews found the tractor to be fully involved.
HORSESHOE RD. 10-50 PI
November 4, 2013 – Queen Anne’s County dispatched Station 80 (Queen Anne-Hillsboro) and Station 4 (Goodwill) for an MVC with rollover and entrapment on Route 309 in the area of Horseshoe Road. Units arrived on location to find one vehicle overturned in the edge of the woods with the driver still in the vehicle. After
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CENTREVILLE NATIONAL BANK DONATION
October 17, 2013 October 18, 2013 – Queen Anne Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Company President Danny McNeal was invited to the Centreville National Bank Tuckahoe Branch located at the corner of Rts. 404 & 480 Oct. 17, 2013. President McNeal was presented a donation check by Centreville National Bank Branch Manager Mr. Parke P. Han and
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Royal Farms Gas Pump Fire
September 24, 2013 – Talbot Center dispatched Station 80 (Queen Anne-Hillsboro), Station 50 (Cordova), Station 60 (Easton), Paramedic 90 and Caroline County Station 400 (Ridgely) for a gas pump fire at the old Royal Farms building on Shore Highway. Chief 80 (C. McNeal) arrived on location to find one gas pump with fire showing and
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CARBON MONOXIDE: THE SILENT KILLER
Winter is quickly approaching. The chill is already here and it will most likely only get colder. Please be aware of carbon monoxide and its dangers. Carbon monixide alarms can warn you of dangerous levels of an odorless, colorless, and tasteless poison. Because it is impossible to see, taste, or smell, the toxic fumes of carbon
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TRAUMA DRILL
The October EMS Drill topic was trauma. EMS members practiced traumatic injury scenarios in order to sharpen their skills and make sure that when the situation arises they are prepared to handle it. The two main scenarios were a fractured wrist and a subject fallen from a roof with multiple life-threatening injuries, including fractured femur
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You Can’t Hide From Us Anymore
QAHVFC EMS has placed into service two (2) Garmin StreetPilot 7200 GPS units, one on each ambulance. The units each boast a 7″ touch screen display and text-to-speech, turn-by-turn directions.
H1N1 FLU
If YOU have a Flu-Like Illness Including: Fever greater than or equal to100ºF (37.8ºC) AND COUGH OR SORE THROAT And History of travel to an affected area within 7-10 days of illness onset OR Contact with an ill person fitting the above travel description within 7-10 days of illness onset Then Stay Home and CALL your Doctor
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Traumatic Injury With Flyout
At 1714 hrs Station 80 was alerted for an Ambulance and Engine response in Box 8-10 for a Traumatic Injury. A80 responded with a full crew , Officer 809 (A. Verigan). Rescue 84 responded with a full crew, Officer 804 (D. Lister). Upon arrival, A80 crew along with Caroline Co. PM392 assessed the patient. Patient
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TEXAS HOLD ‘EM POKER TOURNAMENT – Fall 2013
Queen Anne-Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Company is hosting a No Limit, Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament fund raiser OCTOBER 12th,and NOVEMBER 9th, 2013 at 1:00 PM. The entry fee will be $75 with $50 going to the prize pool. Beer, Soda and Water will be included in the entry fee. Initial buy-in includes $5000 in chips and there will be no re-buys
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TRAUMATIC PLAYGROUND INCIDENT WITH FLYOUT
Caroline County dispatched Station 800 (Queen Anne Hillsboro) for a fall at 22043 Church Street (Hillsboro Town Hall) Hillsboro MD. Chief 80, Officer 801 (C Morgan) arrived on location establishing Church Street command and requested aviation for a male patient that had fallen from playground equipment. Rescue 84 and Paramedic 392 arrived on scene. Rescue
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A BLAST FROM THE PAST
Photo’s and stories taken from a Supplement to the Times-Record dated Wednesday, April 29, 1992 courtesy of Mr. Gus Gibson. Thanks Mr. Gus!
