Handtub Junction USA
Presented by Handtub Junction USA Preview 4-6pm • Auction Starts 6pmTakes place on 11/5/2011
At , Saint Philip Greek Orthodox Church, 500 W. Hollis St.,, Nashua, NH
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LISTING SUBJECT TO OMISSIONS AND ERRORS • HELMETS- 84 comb leather Chiefs high eagle w/gold leaf front, Oak Hall Boston high eagle Newburyport NVFA, Cairns jockeyFire King Hose 1 Hopkinton NH, 16 comb Wilson high eagle Lockrow Hose Buffalo, John Olson high eagle Friendship MFD, A.F. Spawn leather high eagle Captain PTPFA, Merrimac MA high eagle 3, Cairns high eagle Hampton Beach NH includes 2 badges,Cairns aluminum high eagle H&L 1 WFD, Cairns New Yorker Lynn MA 4, Cairns New Yorker w/Bronx bend Everett MA, CairnsNew Yorker E1 NFD, Cairns Capt E3 Reading MA, Cairns aluminum Senator Amherst FD, Cairns New Yorker Lieut LadderNewburyport Aux, leather warbaby 1 PNFD, German plastic w/brass crown. FRONTS-3 Cairns gold leaf fronts Deputy Chief,Asst Chief, Deputy Asst Chief, 8 FDNY fronts, 5 Everett MA fronts. TRUMPETS-1909 silver plated Rahway NJ presented toChief Gehring, 1885 Newtonville MA presented at Universalist Fair, 20” tall Fred Miller w/original cord, 16-1/2” tall tin green work-ing trumpet.
Harvard fights back from autumn storm
HARVARD -- Forget frost on the pumpkins -- how about a foot of snow?
Harvard awoke Sunday morning to find a winter wonderland, a full eight weeks before the official start of winter. Thanks to the weight of the wet snow, trees snapped and left the town in the cold, literally for many without an adequate alternative fuel source.
But in a storm, all attention turns first to the ability of emergency responders safely making their way around town.
Harvard Fire Chief Rick Sicard is the town's emergency management director. He said he worked in concert to lead the operation with Police Chief Ed Denmark. "He sat next to me the whole time. It was a good joint effort. We covered for one another."
The police, in concert with the Council on Aging, performed welfare checks on seniors who were registered. Instead of elders calling in, Sicard said "during the storm, we reversed that and we called. If they didn't answer, the police did welfare checks.