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5 News Notes

The 37th Annual Firemen’s Auction October 15th

October 10, 2017 by Spy Desk

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Thirty-seven years ago, an idea was born to raise money for the St. Michaels Fire Department.  What was a small event with a few fun donations held at Carpenter Street Saloon, has grown into the largest fundraiser for the Bay Hundred area’s first responders.  This year’s event hopes to surpass all past events and raise more money than ever.

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What many people don’t know is that the firefighters and EMS personnel that serve St. Michaels and Tilghman are volunteers.  Yes, you may see shiny firetrucks and state-of-the-art equipment, but these men and women donate their time and talents to save lives and property.  Your survival depends on their survival.

The event will take place Sunday, October 15th at Awful Arthur’s Restaurant at 402 S. Talbot St. in St. Michaels.  It works like this:  you can pre-purchase a seat that includes a bid paddle, or you can purchase just a paddle for standing room only.  Tickets for seats are $55 each, and paddles are $5, if you choose a paddle only.  Seating begins at 1 pm, and the auction starts at 1:30.Items such as fishing charters, spa services, vacation getaways, bicycles and other sports equipment, gift baskets, gift certificates – there is something for everyone.   Even if you are not interested in bidding on an item, the public is encouraged to make a donation – large or small – to help provide essential support for the people that keep us safe.

To purchase seats, call Arthur Webb at 410-463-0531.

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