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12 Days of Firemen - #Day 6
Good morning, and welcome to Day #6 of the 12 Days of Firemen! The winners of Day 5 are:
Kristy B.
Marianne C.
As a reminder, we'll take tomorrow off
for Christmas, and be back in party mode on Thursday. So ... the
question for today ... if you read my books, you know that I adore
firemen, but I also love and respect the female members of the fire
service. (Sabina Jones, you're my hero.) So the question for today is:
Who was the first known female fire chief in the U.S?
As always, research is allowed. Prizes will be awarded for one randomly selected correct answer and one creative. Have fun!
Today's prize is a fantastic calendar I just discovered: The 2014
Kittendales Calendar. Hunky guys + kittens = OMG. (Proceeds support the
Hull Seaside Animal Rescue.) Since one of the hunky guys is a
firefighter, I believe it qualifies for the 12 Days of Firemen. And
since I'm making the rules here, it's in! The creative winner will
receive a Bachelor Firemen gift pack.
You have until 10am EST
tomorrow to leave your answer either here or on my Facebook page. This promotion is in no way sponsored,
endorsed or administered by, or associated with Facebook.
Have a joyful Christmas Eve and a wonderful Christmas. I'll see you on Thursday!
Ruth E. Capello
ReplyDeletebn100candg at hotmail dot com
Ruth Capello was fire chief of the Butte Falls fire department. Merry Christmas to you!
ReplyDeleteThe first known female fire chief in the U.S. was Ruth E. Capello. Ruth was born in 1922 and became fire chief of the Butte Falls fire department in Butte Falls, Oregon in 1973. She died at the age of 70 in 1992.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway. Merry Christmas everyone.
Carol L
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