The EVFC has teamed up with Six Packs Pub to host this

 Beef & Beer Bike Run. 

  When: Saturday August 29th, 2009 (Rain Date Sunday August 30th, 2009)

  Where: Six Packs -  4810 White Horse Pike Elwood, NJ

  Times: Registration is from 9:00am - 10:45am Run starts @ 11:00am  SHARP!

  Cost: $20.00 per bike.  $10.00 extra for a passenger.

 Price includes: (1) Meal ticket for (1) Roast Beef Sandwhich, (1) Salad and (1) Beer.

 Live Music by: The TimeTravelers from 1pm to 5pm.

 Our Goal is to have over 100 bikes.

Click here to pre-register

Any questions contact us at: evfc160@evfc160.com

  

The 5th Annual Mullica Township Community Day was Saturday, June 6th,  at the Mullica Township Recreation Fields. There were many events and activities taking place the entire day including: Baseball/Softball games throughout the day, a Girl Scout sponsored car wash, Sheriff’s Department car seat safety check, Soccer Registrations, Mid Atlantic Medevac 5 demo, Sheriff’s Department & Elwood Fire Company Dog demo, Skate Park contest and demonstration, Mullica Township fire departments, Informational tables, Alex’s Lemonade Stand, Snow Cones and more!

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The Elwood Fire Company participated in the 11th Annual Hammonton Fire Department's Christmas Parade on Dec. 13 in downtown Hammonton.

Dozens of fire and emergency apparatus, specially decorated for the holidays, paraded through the downtown streets before continuing to the Hammonton Fire Station No. 1 on Line Street for a post-parade block party.

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The Hammonton Fire Department will hold its annual Fire Prevention Week open house at 7 p.m. Friday at Fire Company No. 1 on Front Street.

The free event, which will run until 9 p.m., will feature demonstrations, fire safety handouts, complimentary refreshments and more.

The theme for the 2008 National Fire Prevention Week is "Prevent Home Fires."

"As winter months and holidays get closer, the rates of fire and fire deaths increase. Take a little time to ensure that you and your family do not have to suffer the effects of a fire in your home," said U.S. Fire Administrator Greg Cade. "Each of us would benefit from checking our own homes for fire hazards and making sure that everyone in the residence knows what to do in case of fire."

Each year, fire departments respond to more than 400,000 residential fires.

More than 3,500 people die from fire in their own homes each year.

In many cases, some simple steps may have prevented the fire.

The most common causes of home fires result from cooking, heating, electrical malfunction, smoking materials and candles. Each of these activities carries a risk of fire, but that risk can be greatly lessened if you follow some common-sense safety tips:

Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking. Many fires start from unattended cooking.

Maintain heating equipment and chimneys. Have them inspected and cleaned annually by a qualified professional.

If you smoke, put it out -- all the way -- every time

Keep things that can burn away from light bulbs, light fixtures and lamps. If you suspect you have an electrical problem, call a qualified electrician.

Use flashlights during emergencies, not candles. If you use candles, blow them out when you leave the room. Keep them away from things that can burn.

On Wednesday Oct 8th Mullica Twp Firemen preformed fire prevention demonstrations at the Twp Schools and at the Elwood Fire Company. Kids learned about fire safety and prevention.














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www.FirePreventionWeek.org

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The Mullica Twp Fire Department held it's 1st Annual Fire Prevention Night at the Mullica Twp School on Monday Oct 6th from 6:30pm to 9:00pm. We had demonstrations, hand outs, food, prizes and a whole lot of fun. We hope to see you next year.



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