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MDD Raises Over $2500 For Miles Fire Department Miles - 2010 Riverboat Days Commodore Don Tegeler presented a check to the Miles Fire Department at the end of the 1st Annual Miles Dirt Days after raising more than $2500 from the pancake breakfast and from the chainsaw carvings auction.
Sunday, the final day of Miles Dirt Days, was fund raiser day for the fire department. Starting off with a pancake breakfast manned by Miles Fire Fighters who served pancakes, eggs and sausage to MDD patrons until noon. Later that day an auction was held where all the carvings that were created throughout the weekend by the "Runaway Saws" chainsaw artist were sold to also raise money for the fire department. Before the day was done more than $2500 was collected and donated to the fire department.

When asked about the fund raiser and the event in general Mr. Tegeler stated, "To me, this is a perfect example of why I wanted to be part of the Riverboat Days Organization. When we have a successful event like Miles Dirt Days it's a positive thing for all groups involved not just Riverboat Days. With every event we're involved in one of our goals is to funnel some of the proceeds back into the community through non-profit and other groups so they can continue to do the valuable work that they do. We were very fortunate to have good weather for the event and to have the support of everyone who joined us in order to make the whole event as successful as it was. For me it was a very positive experience and as the 2010 RBD Commodore I would like to personally thank everyone who took part in making the whole event a fun and positive experience for everyone who attended."


One special carving was a large carving done of the Miles Fire Department Symbol which was purchased by Cory Reuter of Reuter Brothers Custom Cabinetry. Little did he know that he was actually bidding against the Fire Department itself who wanted to have the carving to display at the fire house. Fortunately for the Miles Fire Fighters Mr. Reuter's intention all along was to donate it to the Fire Department so they could have a keep sake of the event. Mr. Reuter stated, "This is the least I can do to help support the good folks who protect our community."