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    An Advertising Supplement of Lancaster Newspapers Sunday, October 6, 2013

    When lives are on the line in a reemergency, keeping reghters well-equipped and well-trained is crucial,but nding the time and money tomeet the risings costs of doing so is nosimple task.

    Fire ghting is still one of the mostdangerous occupations out there,William Hutchinson, vice presidentof the Strasburg Fire Company said.We have to manage our risk, and partof managing that risk costs money.

    Hutchinson and several othervolunteer reghters were cleaningup at the station after a Boot Drivefundraiser. They spent Saturdaymorning, September 21, on Route741, holding out reghting boots tosolicit donations from drivers passingby.

    The mornings panhandling grossedthem about $4000 in donationsasmall fraction of their $207,000operating budget. With only $55,000in contributions from the townshipand the borough, the Strasburg FireCompany has to rely on communitydonations and fundraisers like theboot drive to make up the rest.

    Raising that kind of money takesa lot of work. Yet, Hutchinson said,the people that were out there onthe street today, those are the same

    people that will be there to renderassistance if there is a call at 3:00amthis morning.

    Its a big job, and the job getsbigger each year. As technologyadvances and safety standards become

    more rigorous, the cost of equipmentcontinues to rise, Hutchinson said.Today turnout gear alone costs at least$1500, according to Hutchinson, and abig-ticket item like a ladder truck cancost well over $1 million.

    The improved equipment andincreased safety standards might bemaking a difference. According toa NFPA report, volunteer reghterdeaths in the line of duty were thelowest ever recorded in 2012, with 30deaths nationwide for the year.

    Those higher costs are worthit when it makes the job saferHutchinson said.

    Our rst and most importantpriority is making sure that everybodycomes home, Hutchinson said.

    Hutchinson said hes not sure howtheir department would manage thejob without the support of the largeAmish community in the area. TheAmish help with everything fromproviding food during a call toputting in the hard work needed for

    fundraising events like their springmud-sale to actively volunteering asreghters, Hutchinson said.

    In East Lampeter, deputy chiefScott Hershey at Lafayette FireCompany said he wishes they could

    be so lucky.We dont have enough volunteers

    to handle all of the fundraising,Hershey said. With running 500calls a year, and having increasedtraining requirements, we just donthave the time.

    Today, basic training requires 166hours for a new volunteer. To meetInsurance Services Ofce standards,Hershey said it takes 240 hours oftraining.

    Hutchinson said that when he beganreghting in 1978, only 40 hours oftraining were required.

    The large time commitment ismaking it harder to nd volunteers,especially when people today arebusiermany working two jobs to

    stay aoat.For two-income families with

    children, its hard to commit the timethats needed, Hershey said.

    With the time and effort neededto raise funds, a volunteer shortagehas a big impact on their already

    ailing revenue stream from the localcommunity. Lafayette re chief DaveKeens said that community donationshave decreased by about $50,000 ayear since the recession hit in 2008.Keens said its hard to compete with

    all of the other charity organizationsthat also ask for money, and manypeople assume they are fully fundedby the township. But in fact EastLampeter and Lancaster Townshipsonly contribute $106,000 in total totheir $320,000 budget.

    East Lampeter also helps withvehicle and apparatus purchasing.They contributed 50% of the $900,000needed for a new ladder truck in2007which now would sell forabout $1.2 million, Keens said. Butmaking up the rest takes a lot of funddrives and chicken BBQs.

    Revenue from a chicken BBQdoesnt go very far anymore accordingto Keens. I used to be able to havea chicken BBQ and pay for fuel forfour months, now I can have a chicken

    BBQ and pay for fuel for one month,if that, Keens said.

    The Lafayette Fire Company hasseen a big increase in call volume,Hershey said, which not only requiresmore man hours, it increases their fueland maintenance costs as well.

    Responding to emergency calls,training, maintaining the station andequipment, and raising the fundsneeded to keep the departmentrunning is a major undertaking. Yetboth Hershey and Keens also work

    full time jobs.Working full time, then going to a

    training class Saturday and Sunday,Keens said, our work doesnt stop.

    Its a strain sometimes, Hersheysaid. We go out during the night andthen get up and go to our jobs the nextmorning. Maybe we dont even goback to sleep. There have been plentyof days Ive gone into work at 5:00amand Ive been up since 2:00am.

    For Hershey, who is a thirdgeneration reghter, reghting hasalways been part of his life.

    Its been a way of life since I wasborn, Hershey said, I enjoy doing itand I enjoy helping people.

    If nobody volunteers, then residents

    and businesses will have to pay alot more for less service Hersheysaid. As long as we can provide thatservice as volunteers, its less burdenon the taxpayers.

    ~ K. Scott Kreider

    Correspondent

    When lives are on the line...

    CMY A 1

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    In the nearly ten years as directorof the Lancaster County Public Safety

    Training Center, Craig Elmer has seenbig changes in how reghters do theirjob.

    Building construction has changedsignicantly and so has the training onhow we ght res, said Elmer.

    Elmer said the widespread useof synthetic materials and the light-weight particle board material calledOSB, or oriented strand board,commonly used in newer housing andbuilding construction, means that rstresponders have to be on their toesmore than ever.

    Fireghters can enter a burninghouse and before they know it, theyare going through the oor and landingin the basement, he said.

    Elmer said the intensity of abuilding re fueled by syntheticconstruction materials means a housecan be engulfed in ames in a matterof minutes.

    A (newer) house on re cancollapse in 5 to 7 minutes due tobuilding materials used today, he said.

    Learning how to navigate structureres, how to ght the res and howto stay alive in a burning building is

    just one part of the safety centerspurposes.

    The safety center opened for use inApril 2004 and is located on 24-acresof land along Champ Boulevard inEast Hempeld Township.

    Getting the $20 million facility andits many training buildings off theground was not an easy sell.

    Elmer credits the hard workof Randy Gockley, emergencymanagement coordinator for LancasterCounty, for seeing the training centercome to fruition.

    Come hell or high water, Randywas going to work to get the centeropened, said Elmer.

    Talk of opening a public safetytraining center for rst responders inLancaster County rst began in the1970s.

    But time passed decades, in fact and funding and the need for such afacility became a tough sell to countyofcials and taxpayers.

    In 1996, when the county narroweda list of suitable sites down to anabandoned former foundry site alongthe north side of Route 283 in EastHempeld Township, area residentsraised alarm at the proposal.

    There was a lot of resistance fromresidents on Harrisburg Pike, on theother side of Route 283 and the traintracks, said Paul Thibault, one ofthree county commissioners at thetime who oversaw construction of theEast Hempeld training center.

    There were concerns about noisefrom the property a half mileaway, he said. We know now thoseconcerns never became an issue forthe site.

    But the site itself posed its ownchallenges.

    For whatever reason, the ownersdidnt want to sell the property to us,said Thibault.

    That led the county to take the siteby eminent domain, which Thibaultsaid seemed to please the land owners.

    It was a friendly eminent domainprocess.

    Thibault said everyone on thecounty commissioners board wasbehind the project.

    We all knew that it wasnt fairto tell our volunteer rst respondersthank you for your service but makethem nd places to train, often infacilities in other states, he said.

    Thibault said there was nothingwrong with the time it took eight

    years in all to get the training centeropen.

    Because it was a governmentproject, Thibault said taxpayersdeserved the time to scrutinize andquestion the project.

    It doesnt hurt that governmenttakes its time with projects like this.Im just sorry that our volunteers (rstresponders) had to wait for the centerto open, he said.

    Our county commissioners, TerryKauffman, Paul Thibault and Ron Fordthrew their full support behind thecenter, said Elmer.

    The importance of the trainingcenter became clear to many people in2001.

    The September 11 terrorist attacks

    led to one of the darkest days inhistory for rst responders.

    Of the nearly 3,000 victims thatdied due to the attacks, more than 400were rst responders, including 343reghters.

    We broke ground on the facilityone month after 9/11, said Elmer.

    He said that while 9/11 didnthave a direct impact in getting thefacility constructed, the scale of thedevastation and the loss of life meantthat the roles of the three tiers of rstresponders reghters, police andEMS would no longer be the samein the weeks, months and years afterthe terrorist attacks.

    Elmer said the heroism of rstresponders and their roles in the

    community changed because of 9/11.When the center nally opened

    in 2004, the countys aim was totrain rst responders from LancasterCounty.

    Elmer recalls a day when localreghters, police and EMS allattending their own individual classesin the main buildings classrooms,stayed within their own groups duringbreak periods in the coffee room.

    Today, those same groupsintermingle and socialize, said Elmer.

    That camaraderie is one of thesuccesses of the training facility,which now regularly trains rstresponders from ve states and half ofthe counties in Pennsylvania.

    In the past ve years, we have

    hosted more than 50,000 people,said Elmer.

    On an annual basis, Elmer said thesafety center trains as many as 20,000people, including many return visitsfrom local rst responders.

    This is SERTs (special emergencyresponse team) second home, jokedElmer. They train here twice amonth.

    When it comes to re training, thepublic safety centers re trainingbuilding is classied as a Class Bfacility and Elmer stresses that is veryimportant factor for those that train atthe facility.

    Safety of our students is of theutmost importance, he said, which iswhy beginners need the amenities of a

    Class B facility.At the East Hempeld facility, re

    training in the specially designed rebuilding involves the use of natural gasto produce ames and a water-basedsolution to produce theatrical smoke.

    With real smoke, you sneeze andcough, but not with the water-basedsmoke, Elmer said.

    He said if a training class ghtinga simulated re cant get properlycoordinated or has a problem, onepush of a button on a control panelby an instructor can instantaneously

    shut off the gas re and ventilatorsimmediately begin clearing the room

    of the smoke and heat.We never burn anything

    combustible materials that can producetoxic smoke, said Elmer.

    That differs dramatically froma Class A re training center suchas those in use at Harrisburg AreaCommunity College in Harrisburg,Pequea Lane in Lampeter or the BerksCounty training center in Reading.

    Elmer said those facilities use realcombustibles such as furniture andwood pallets to simulate re scenariosclose to the real thing.

    Temperatures in those trainingrooms can reach over 1,200 degrees,he said.

    At the East Hempeld trainingcenter, special temperature gauges

    located in burn rooms detect when asimulated re gets too hot, which isusually 900 degrees at the point of there and about 500 degrees nearest anentry/exit area.

    The system shuts the whole thingdown if it gets too hot,said Elmer.

    Elmer said the re training buildingcan simulate several environments,such as a living room or a hotel room.

    In those rooms, he points out,steel sofas and beds closely resemblesomething that look more like a largescale community chicken barbecuegrill.

    The re simulator building alsoserves multiple purposes.

    On some days, as soon as thetheatrical smoke clears and water is

    squeegeed from the oors, police andprison ofcials might be seen usingthe building for simulated tacticalsituations.

    One room in the re trainingbuilding resembles a typical jail cell.

    This other room, with a singledoor, a enclosed one-way in, one-way out, represents one of the mostdifcult situations police ofcers canface, said Elmer.

    Elmer says they try to keep thetraining experience from becoming toofamiliar or static.

    Another nearby building he calledthe maze room contains a seriesof walls that can be moved aroundproviding trainees with over 150 roomconguration scenarios.

    In addition, EMS also train in thebuilding on properly removing victimsfrom a scene.

    We never use live people as victimsin the re training, said Elmer.Always mannequins.

    Another taller building at thetraining center, one that resembles anofce building with a water tower, isused for repelling and other non-reuses.

    A basement in that building alsooffers rst responders the experienceof navigating typical ofce buildingbasements with overhead pipes andconduits.

    Elsewhere on the site, rstresponders practice on smashed carssimulating auto accidents.

    Elmer pointed to an odd-looking carin another open area of the trainingcenter.

    That car has been here for tenyears, he said.

    It is a specially designed steel-framed car that has natural gasand water pipes tted underneathto simulate car res. A nearby500-gallon round tank nearbysimulates a propane tank re.

    Pointing at the propane tanksimulator, he said that even the

    small 20-gallon propane tanksthat homeowners use for their

    grills can result in catastrophicexplosions.

    Keeping the training centerproperly maintained andoperating doesnt comecheap.

    Elmer said the trainingcenter costs around$800,000 a year tooperate.

    Not all costsassociated withrunning the facilitynecessarily go upin smoke, so tospeak.

    To the casualobserver, thelocation ofhundredsof orangepylons in alarge openasphaltareamightappearto berandomlyplaced.

    Not so,said Elmer.

    We offer defensivedriving classes for rstresponders, he said.

    He quoted a statisticwhere on-duty policeofcers are more likely to diein trafc accidents responding

    to a scene of a crime thanbeing shot in the line of duty.

    In another location, awallboard lined with deadboltlocks represents another area oftraining.

    We have training classeson how to properly breach doorlocks, said Elmer.

    He gures that reghters withtheir Halligan bar pry tools orpolice with their battering ramseasily go through more than 700lock sets a year.

    Even at discountedprices, that adds up, hesaid.

    We offset most ofthose costs by generating

    revenue from our training programsand with grants, said Elmer.

    In 2012, Elmer said the trainingfacility recouped about 45 percentof its operating budget through itstraining programs.

    That was a very pleasant surprise,much more than we expected, he said.

    Elmer added that training programsat the East Hempeld center do notcompete with programs at othertraining facilities.

    We actually benet one another,said Elmer. We could not existwithout the relationships andpartnerships we have formed withother training centers, schools andorganizations.

    One of those partnerships hasbeen 8 years long, with the LancasterCounty Career and Technical Center,who sends students from its protectiveservices programs to the trainingcenter.

    Elmer said the costs of the trainingcenter are worth every penny and thatvolunteer reghters deserve the besttraining they can receive and that theLancaster County training center doesit best to train everyone from rookiesto experts. The value of relationshipsformed during exercises cannot bemeasured in dollars.

    A few years ago, members of SERTteams from Lancaster and York mightnot have known each other. Now theymight train together and when there isan incident and the teams need to worktogether, those team members nowknow one another, he said.

    Elmer said that same bondingexperience extends to reghters,other police and EMS.

    Thibault echoed the samesentiments as Elmer.

    We (the county commissioners)saw that the benets to the communityoutweighed any of the costs, he said.

    ~ Dean Lee EvansCorrespondent

    Fire Department photos by:

    Tom Amico

    Dale Ebersole Jr.

    Joyce Fitzpatrick

    Greg Leaman

    Kirk Neidermyer

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    Jennifer Eve Barnhart, Shawn L. Brown, Phillip E. DeVirgilis, Frank R. Elder, David L. Fisher, Bradley RS.Frederick, Kevin S. Frederick, Bryan S. Gladfelter, Ernest R. Groff, Jordan L. Groff, Michael D. High, ShawnM. Holder, Curvin M. Horning, Michael L. Horning, Walter H. Horst, Glen N. Hursh, Anthony In, Brandon S.Jeffers, Christian R. Landis, Michael C. Lausch, Dale H. Martin, Glenn L. Martin, Harold E. Martin, John H.Martin, Jacob B. Miller, Donald E. Moyer, Jean E. Moyer, Eric M. Nolt, Glen L. Nolt, Jay P. Nolt, Leon O. Nolt,Nevin O. Nolt, Shawn C. Robinson, Dale E. Stahl, Daniel L. Stahl, Richard L. Weaver, Matthew G. Witmer,Jonathan L. Zimmerman, Michael S. Zimmerman

    DURLACH AND MOUNT AIRYFIRE COMPANY

    880 Durlach Road, Stevens, PA 17578 (717) 733-6911

    Upcoming Events:

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    STOVERS NEWSFamily-Owned for Over 100 Years

    22-24 N. 3rd St. Columbia, PA 17512

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    EXTINGUISHER

    TYPES:

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    different materials requirethe use of differentextinguishing agents tosafely and quickly put there out. Each extinguisherfeatures a symbol to showthe re on which they canbe used.

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    Class B: used on resthat feature ammableliquids, such as oil-basedpaints or gasoline.

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    FARMERSVILLE FIRE COMPANY74 East Farmersville Road, Ephrata, PA 17522 (717)-354-5841

    www.farmersvillere.com

    Fire Chief: Earl GoodPresident: Amos Zimmerman

    Special activities and info: MUD SALE - 3rd Sunday of March at 4:30

    Chicken BBQ every spring and fall

    FIVEPOINTVILLE FIRE COMPANY1087 Dry Tavern Road, Denver, PA 17517 (717)-445-4933

    www.vepointvillere.net

    Fire Chief: Nelson Shirk

    President: Jake Wise

    Special activities and info:

    1st Saturday in May - May sale

    Pig Roast - June

    EPHRATA PIONEER STEAM FIREENGINE COMPANY NO. 1

    135 South State Street, Ephrata, PA 17522 (717)-733-4850 www.ephratare.org

    Chief: Allen Pettyjohn

    President: James M. Keifer

    Special activities and info:

    The Ephrata Fire Company is celebrating 125

    years of emergency service to the Ephrata

    Community this year!

    ELIZABETHTOWN FIRE COMPANY171 North Mount Joy Street, Elizabethtown, PA 17022 (717) 367-5300

    www.etownre.com

    Fire Chief: Jason BockPresident: Tom Wagner

    Active FireghtersJames Bamberger, Kevin Basehore, Denise Bestwick, William Bestwick, Matt Bigler, Jason Bock - Fire Chief, Tanner

    Bowers, Derrick Brechbiel, Frank Carotto, Roy Dehaven, Harry Cleland, Jennifer Dinderski, Ronald Dinderski, John

    Drey, Kenneth Dyer, Josh Eisenhower, Lee Eppley, Johh Fackler, John Halbleib, Marc Hershey, Cameron Hoffmaster,

    Todd Hooper, Chelsea Ice, Shawn Ice, Chris L. Jackson, Robert Jackson, Ashley Jensen, Jeff Kincaid, Jeff Kinsey, Gary

    Landvater, Leeann Lenker, Matt Lenker, Joe Macus, John Miknis, Ryan Myers, Sheena Rubright, Erin Shaffner, Jeremy

    Shaffner, Denny Shank, Thomas Shaud, Andrew Shearer, Cortney Showalter, David Shriner, Lisa Shriner, Emma Smeal,

    Mike Smith, William Smith, Thomas Spadaro, S ara Splain, William Splain, Curtis Thompson, Tim Tritt, Tom Wagner,

    Thank You!

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    Elizabethtownsince 1980

    Thank you

    to our areareghters!

    160 S. Poplar St., Elizabethtown

    1-800-866-5919

    East PetersburgFireghters

    Thank

    You!

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    We Support OurLocal Firefighters

    1110 Enterprise Road East Petersburg PA,17520Ph: 717/299-4500 Fax: 717/299-4628

    www.warfelcc.com

    711 East Main Street, Ephrata733-4388 or 733-8040www.EastEndMart.com

    Thank You forServing our Community!

    1011 DryTavernRoad,Denver, PA17522

    717-445-6791or 1-800-856-4031

    We support

    Fivepointsville Fire Co.Thank You!

    Fire Chief: James Rohrer, Jr.President: Glenn R. Garber

    Active FireghtersSharon L. Baumann , Kimberly Beck, Karl F. Bender, Bryce T. Burfete, Cory A. Carpenter, Greg S. Carpenter, Jarod S. Carpenter, Jody L, Carpenter,Mark Cohen, Chris Conrad, Dave K. Duckworth, Thomas J. Enlow Sr., Diane E. Garber, Glenn R. Garber, Richard Garber, Luke Gerhart, SidneyB. Gochnauer, Salvatore Grimaldi, Steve Philip Hammond , Dave C. Hardy, Brian Harnly, Dustin Harnly, Kelsie E. Harnly, Richard P. Harnly, DavidA. Hartman, Jessica L. Hartman, Delbert E. Hess, Austin Howard, Dan Howard, Maria Howard, Roger L. Howard Jr., Roger Howard Sr., MichaelJ. Jacunksi, Alan L. Johnson, Brandon Lee Jumbelick, Stephen M. Jumbelick, Ross S. Kaiser, Brandon G. Kessler, Donald F. King, Edward Kinney,Jonathan W. Latsha, Jon M. Leister, Dennis W. McClair, Frank J. Mokros, Joyce A. Mokros, Theodore R. Moyer, Theodore R. Moyer IV, MatthewL. Nachtway, Daniel W. Neff, James R. Newcomer, Rachel A. Potts, James M. Resch, James Rohrer Jr. V, James Rohrer Sr. V, Gary L. Rowe, MattSchneider, Donald J. Schoenberger, Nicholas Schoenberger, Suzanne A. Schwebel, Steve S. Shenk, Caleb A. Simmers, Ryan K. Spangen burg,John C. Stauffer III, Mary M. Waggoner, Gerald F. Wasche, John J. Wider, Chad T. Wiggins, Brian K. Wolfe, Scott D. Yuill

    EAST PETERSBURG FIRECOMPANY NO. 1

    6076 Pine Street, East Petersburg, PA 17520 (717)-569-5035 www.epfc23.com

    Upcoming Events:

    Saturday Nov. 2, 2013 Pot Pie Take-Out Fundraiser

    Beef and Chicken Pot Pie sold by the quart- Containers Provided. December (Date TBD) - Santa Visits the Borough

    Upcoming Events: Always looking for new members.

    Active re, social and live-in members.

    Active FireghtersRichard Althouse, Tim Bartow, Troy Beard, Cody Bowen, Robert Crills, Richard Digiamberdini, Ralph Dissinger, Scott Eichel-

    berger, John Eitnier, Lena Fassnacht, Ray Foltz, Nicholas Gonzulez, Jason Hackman, Kyle Hackman, Scott Hackman, Stanley

    Hall, Tabitha Heindel, Cameron Hildebrand, Matt Hildebrand, William Ives, Jr., William Jensen, James Ki efer, Mike Kiefer,

    Steven Kintzler, Barbara Knauer, Richard Knauer, Brian Kurtz, Brian Lehman, Brandon Martin, Delbert Martin, Jay Martin, Ray

    Martin, Kenneth Martz, Paul Miley, Ralph Mowen, Kevin Panzaram, William Peters, Allen Pettyjohn, Peter Potteiger, Troy Red-

    cay, Art Reider, Brandon Rennix, Stephen Reutlinger, William Rockey, Vernon Schmuck, Tracy Seibel, Bruce Shirker, Gary Si ko,

    Katie Stewart, Paul Swangren Jr., Jim S weigart, Dennis Townsley, Derek Vallery, Kenneth Weber, Steven Weisbrod, Donald

    Whitcraft, Jim Wiegand, Paul Wise, Dale Witmer, Kevin Wolf, Larry Young, Karen Zimmerman, Scott Zimmerman

    Active FireghtersEsra Hoover, Rodney Good, Harvey Ebers ole, Leonard Horning, Earl Eby, Jake Wise, Clarence Martin, Glenn Mains, David

    Beohm, Matt Armbruster, Glenn Hoover, Richard Martin, Daryl Martin, Darvin Brubaker, Shannon Martin, Harvey Pfautz, Alvin

    Sauder, Curtis Martin, Jared Zimmerman, Jesse Zimmerman, John Isaac Weaver, Nelson Shirk, Jesse Wise, James Steinmetz,

    Randy Steinmetz, Allen Weaver, Justin W. Martin, Gerald Martin, Gary Martin, Matt Eberly, Marlin Sauder, Howard Martin,

    Austin Weaver, Curtis Bowman, Dave Stauffer, Jeffrey Stewart Jr., Lavern Hoover, Charles Mohler Jr., Lois Zimmerman, Jona-

    thon House, Stephanie Wolfe, Kylene Martin, Jordan Fox, Jef frey Stewart Sr., Corey James Boas, Ashlee Mains, Jared Artus

    Active FireghtersAlvin Burkholder, Jay Evan Burkholder, Amos Fisher, Galen Fisher, Earl Good, Kenneth Groff, Cleason High, Cleason High Jr.,

    James High, Mervin Horning, Ray Hoover, Ezra Kilmer, Menno King, Daniel Martin, Glenn Martin, Melvin Martin, Eli News-

    wenger Jr., Earl Oberholtzer, Leon Oberholtzer, Jonas Reiff, Randall Reif f, David Rupp, Paul Stauffer, David Sensenig, Marvin

    Sensenig, David S hirk, James U lrich, Jeremy Ulrich, Larry Weaver, Leroy Weaver, Lloyd Weaver, David Wenger, Ammon

    Zimmerman, Amos R. Zimmerman, Amos W. Zimmerman, Daryl Zimmerman, Darrell Zimmerman, Harvey Zimmerman,

    Kenneth Zimmerman, Lamar Zimmerman, Larry Zimmerman, Lester Zimmerman, Mervin Zimmerman, Wislon Zimmerman,

    LADIES AUXILLARY: Deb Burkholder, Louise Good, Sylvia High, Barbara Hoover, Lois Hoover, Emma Reiff, Diane Reiff,

    Sonya Reiff, Lena Weaver, Luella Weaver, Darla Weaver, Jo Zimmerman, Teresa Zimmerman, Karen Zimmerman, Mary Miller,

    Judith Stauffer

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    GARDEN SPOT FIRE RESCUE339 East Main Street, New Holland, PA 17557 (717) 354-8311

    www.GSFR39.net

    GORDONVILLE FIRE & EMS3204 Vigilant Street, PO Box 14, Gordonville, PA 17529 (717)-768-3869

    www.gordonvillefc.com

    Fire Chief: Tony Kauffman

    President: Brian Gregg

    Active FireghtersAmos Allan Allgyer, Wane D. Anderson Jr., Brian Bauer, Herb Baughman, Earl Beachey, Darlene Beiler, Derrick Beiler, Dwayne Beiler, MarkBeiler, Melvin Beiler, Lyndon Beiler, Chuck Blank, Kervin R. Blank, Matt Blank, Brian Bowman, Doug Brubaker, Jake Brubaker, RachelBrubaker, Leroy Burkholder, Jose Colon, E J. Ebersol, John Wayne Ebersol, Ivan Ebersol, Sam Esch, Abner Esh, David Lee Esh, JacobEsh, Jay Elmer Esh, Jesse Esh, John Esh, Ken Esh, Levi Esh Jr., Matthew Esh, Merv Esh, Rachel Esh, Raymond Esh, Andrew Etman, AllenFisher, Daniel Fisher, Gideon Fisher, Ivan Fisher, Jake Fisher, Jason L. Fisher, John J. Fisher, John K. Fisher, Jonathan Fisher, Leon Jay Fisher,Leon Lee Fisher, Leroy Fisher, Lydia Fisher, Marie Fisher, Mary Ruth Fisher, Ivan Glick, John K. Gli ck, Brian Gregg, Carlton Gregg, TysonA. Greggs, Rhoda M. Groff, Glenn Horst, June Horst, Anthony Kauffman, Dave Kauffman, Jody L. Kauffman, Mary Kauffman, StanleyKauffman, Joseph Kennedy, Alvin Jay King, Mary Beth Lapp, Matt Lapp, Michael L. Lapp, Rueben S. Lapp, Savilla L app, Susie Lapp, CarlsoD. Mares, Emma Miller, John Miller, Christopher Minnier, Glenn Myer, Adam Prokay, Luke Prokay, Sylvan Reihl, Melvin Reyes, Kaye L.Rice, Ezra J. Rothman, Ralph Shank, Michael Smoker, Abner Stoltzfus, Amos Aaron Stoltzfus, Amos Allan Stoltzfus, David B. Stoltzfus Jr.,David B. Stoltzfus Sr., David E. Stoltzfus Jr., Elmer Stoltzfus, Katie Mae Stoltzfus, Maranda Stoltzfus, Marlin Stoltzfus, Nissa L. Stoltzfus,Sam Stoltzfus Jr., Sylvan Stoltzfus, Vernon Stoltzfus, Ben Summers, David A. Weaver, Leonard Weaver, Vera Joy Weiler, Jim Williams, Abner

    Zook, Jason Zook, Josh Zook

    Fire Chief: Chris StrayerPresident: Kurt Windlebleck

    Active Fireghters

    Chris Strayer, Jason Wingenroth, Ken Hudson, Josh Newcomer, Kevin Koller, Miker Zercher, Ed Barba, LarryBevins, Jane Boyce, Tom Brill, George Dula, Kevin Dundore, Kyle Fritz, Ben Herskowitz, Kim Herskowitz,Martin Herskowitz, William Herskowitz, Pat Horan, James Klinge, Greg Leaman, Jerry LoBianco, Rich Ressel,Randy Rice, Jenn Schmidt, Adam Waltemyer, Andrea Waltemyer, Mike Wills, Kurt Windlebleck, DeniseFreeman, Bill Sindorf, Mike Lyons, David Longenecker, Ken Hudson, Jason Wingenroth, Eric Krause

    HAZMAT 2 ENVIRONMENTALFIRE RESCUE COMPANY

    PO Box 263, Landisville, PA 17538 (717) 537-4197 www.hazmat2-9.com

    Fire Chief: Lonnie KauffmanPresident: Tim Hoerner

    Active Fireghters

    Benuel Beiler, Lavelle Beiler, Lyndon Beiler, Mark Beiler, Butch Berry, Don Boyer, Mike Burkholder, RogerClark, Anthony Danner, Norm Decker, Mahlon Esh, Alvin Esh, Les Fazekas, Mike Fazekas, Aaron Fisher, Dan

    J. Fisher, Doug Glick, Fred Greer, Tim Hoerner, Carl Kauffman, Lonnie Kauffman, S tanley Kauffman, LesterLapp, Allen Miller, Randy Neilds, Rick Neilds, Raymond Petersheim, Steve Petersheim, David Riehl, Jonas

    Riehl, John Schell, Dave Shenk, Kendall Shrock, Stanley Schrock, Amos Stoltzfus, Daniel Stoltzfus, Dan K.

    Stoltzfus, Ephraim Stoltzfus, Ivan Stoltzfus, John Stoltzfus, Jr. Stoltzfus, Mel A. Stoltzfus, Mel B. Stoltzfus,

    Sam D. Stoltzfus, Sam M. Stoltzfus, Stephen Stoltzfus, Greg Troyer, Lance Watt

    HAND-IN-HAND FIRE COMPANY313 Enterprise Drive, Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505 (717) 392-0112

    www.facebook.com/pages/Bird-in-Hand-Fire-Company/462069800370

    Upcoming Events: October 19, 2013 - Safety Day Program February 22, 2014 - Chicken Pot Pie Dinner

    GAP FIRE COMPANY802 Pequea Ave., PO Box 487, Gap, PA 17527 (717) 442-8100

    www.gapre.org

    Fire Chief: Troy WengerPresident: Chris Beiler

    Active FireghtersTroy Wenger, Chris McGowan, Kevin Beiler, Chris Beiler, Loren Glick, Leon Zook, Chris Slaymaker, Joe Kennedy, Rob Beiler,

    Alvin Blank, Glen Beiler, Isaac Zook, Matt Allgyer, Steve Barr, Andrew Beiler, Elvin Beiler, Raymond Beiler, Vernon Beiler, Leroy

    Blank, Ian Botes, Stephan Botes, Michele Coates, Jacob Dolbow, Austin Eby, Jeremiah Ely, David Esh, Ej Esh, Brian Eshelman,

    Tim Felker, Andre Glick, Linford Glick, Shawn Glick, Larry Gouge, Chris Jumper, Chris Kennedy, David King, Stephen Lantz,

    Daniel Lapp, Henry Lapp, Johnny Lapp, Philip Lawrence, Tom Lieberher, Mark Lowe, John Mead, Dylan Newnam, Latta Dain

    Null, Dave Rathbun, Mel Reihl, Allen Lee Stoltzfus, B. Allen Stoltzfus, David Ray Stoltzfus, Elmer Stoltzfus, Jay Elmer Stolzfus,

    Jesse Stolzfus, John Lee Stoltzfus, John O. Stoltzfus, Jordan Stoltzfus, Mark Stoltzfus, Michael Stoltzfus, Samuel J. Stoltzfus,

    Steven J. Stoltzfus, Steven S. Stoltzfus, Vernon Stoltzfus, Elvin Zook, Emanuel Zook Jr., Paul Zook, Tony Chialastri,

    Allen Wingenroth, Hansen Poole, Irvin Anderson, Chuck C oates, David Glick, Joe Norris, Bill Rutter, Bruce Wenger

    Upcoming Events:

    October 19 - All you can Eat Ham & Oyster Supper

    3/21-3/22 2014 - 38th Annual Consignment Auction & Sale

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    What Is Creosote?Creosote is the condensation of unburned, ammable particulates

    present in the exhausting ue gas (smoke). The cause of creosote isthe temperature of the ue in the chimney. If the surface temperature

    of the ue is cool, the carbon particles in the smoke will condenseand solidify, collecting on the ue. Because wet or green woodburns at a lower temperature or smolders, it can cause the ue tohave a cooler surface temperature, thus leading to more creosote.Seasoned woods, or those that have been left to dry for several

    months or a year, will burn hotter and thus increase the temperature

    of the ue. A hotter ue means less creosote buildup.

    Upcoming Events:

    November 23, 2013 - Chicken & Wafes March 1, 2014 - Ham & Roast Beef

    Fire Chief: Larry MartinPresident: David Wright

    Active FireghtersLarry Martin, Jeff Martin, Ray Harnish, Darryl Keiser, Roy Mellinger, Mike Fryer, Butch Johnston, Eugene Nolt, StefanKuenzli, Earl Witmer, Steve Weaver, Dennis Gaul, Matthew Boley, Troy Kauffman, Norm Brower, Kirk Neidermyer, NoahMartin, Dave Groff, Keith Snowberger, Nicholas Smoker, Amador Cruz, Anthony Farrell, Paul Nolt, Mark Willwerth,Jamie Weir, Jeffrey Cook, Jeff Hannum, Darryl Fisher, Ej Hillard, Cory Simo, Thomas Helmick, Danial Huyard, Jim Nolt,David Wright, Nathan Spe ce, Kirk Neidermyer, Thomas Curtis, Tom Lieberher, Mathew Ruoss, Glenn Good, JohnHorning, Shawn Kelly, Ivan King, Irvin Martin, Jerry Mason, Chris Risser, Jay Stauffer, Mitch Buzzard, Nate Church,Matthew Martin, Steven Huyard, Daniel Horning, Terry Mohler, Brendon Harnish, Bryan Buch, Greg Fisher, Troy Rutter,Vinny Tennis, Howard Martin, Christian Good, Juan Salas, Danial Huyard, Aaron Nolt, Amy Boley, Dennis Groff Jr.,Linford Horst, Matt Horst, John Martin, Curtis Spre cher, Keith Stauffer, Richard Wilkey, Alex Loveland, Chad Coblentz,Wes Kopp, Josh Belier, Steve Blank, Daryl Howe, Matthew Eberly, Loren Nolt, Delton Brubaker, Nick Nolt, Scott Walter,Jenn Weber, Mike Weaver, Jack Rutter, Dave Groff, Howard Hershey, Glenn Eberly, Dennis Groff Sr., Walter ClairMartin, Leon Arment, Tim Sprecher, John Fischer, Corbin Keiser, Titus Kauffman

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    INTERCOURSE FIRE COMPANY10 N. Hollander Rd. PO Box 52 Intercourse, PA 17534 (717) 768-3402

    www.intercoursere.com

    Fire Chief: Steve Diener

    President: Jake Dienner

    Active FireghtersSteve Diener Leon Yoder, Elmer Stoltzfus, Eli Ebersol, Sam Esch, Merv S toltzfus, Marlin Stoltzfus, Mervin Lee Esh,

    Dwayne Beiler, Samuel Beiler, Gerald Brackbill, Jeff Davison, Jake Dienner, Christ Ebersol, Eli Jay Ebersol, E li S. Ebersol,

    John Ebersol, John Wayne Ebersol, Melvin Lee Ebersol, Daniel Esch, Aaron Esh, Amos Esh, Daniel Esh Jr., John G. Esh,

    Mervin S. Esh, S teven Esh, Elam Fisher, Henry Fisher, Jonas Fisher, Levi Fisher, Mark Fisher, Matt Flaud, Mike Geib,

    Lloyd Groff, Daniel Huyard, Eli King Jr., Ivan King, Jonas King, Nathan King, Daniel Lapp, Dave Lapp, John Allen Lapp,

    Merv Lapp, Kirk Neidermyer, Sylvan Riehl, Larry Schultz, Amos Smoker, Isaac Smoker, Jake Smoker, John Stoltzfoos,

    Abner Stoltzfus, Ivan Stoltzfus, Jonathan S toltzfus, Larry Stoltzfus, Leon Stoltzfus, Melvin Stoltzfus, Mervin E. Stoltzfus,

    Mervin W. Stoltzfus, Sam M Stoltzfus, Samuel B Stoltzfus, Stephen Stoltzfus, Sylvan Stoltzfus, John Weaver, Phil

    Weaver, Wilber Weaver, Mervin Zook, Sam Zook

    HOPE FIRE ENGINEAND HOSE CO. #1

    83 South Main Street, Manheim, PA 17545 (717) 665-3661 www.manheimre.com

    Fire Chief: Daniel Reif

    President: Douglas Shaub

    Active FireghtersDaniel Reif, Daniel Wagner, David Johnson, Duane Ober, Jimm Landis, Adam Reeser, Aaron Morey, RickCarpenter, Nate Deck, Jaimie Deck, Rick Houser, Eric Bachman, Ryan Olesen, Jessica Wagner, JasonMarzall, Jonathon Schlotzhauer, Jesse Schlotzhauer, Terry Theal, Robert Flowers, Eli Stoltzfus, Jason Reif,Ben Lapp, Norm Deck, Eric Patterson, Eric Gilbert, Brian Ober, Doug Shaub, Mike Reif, James Kraybill,Andrew Kirchner, Rodney Ault, Jeff Martin, Joseph Smith Jr., Andy Tuscan, Todd Wenger, Dean Evanoff,Carl Metzler, Joe Henderson, Carol Carbaugh, Nate Snyder, Ron Shank, Randy Kreiser, Harold Carbaugh,Bradley Roth, Bryan Wittel, Dennis Ober

    KEYSTONE WILDFIRE CREW, INC.PO Box 117, Holtwood, PA 17532

    www.keystonewildre.com

    Fire Chief: Mark Hall

    President: Dan Ditzler, Sr.

    Active FireghtersRon Cariello, Mark Clare, Jeremy Culbertson, Chris Ditzler, Dan Ditzler Sr., Dan Ditzler Jr., Mike Ditzler,David Drayovitch, Adam Enterline, Kris Enterline, Justin Fisher, Lorie Hall, Mike Hall, Brad Hemperly, CodyHufford, Sue Kelly, Zadok Leggett, Mike McBride, Collin Meck, Darren Pickel, Devon Pickel, Doug PickelSr., Doug Pickel Jr., Carol Prangley, Owen Ranck, Tom Ream, Don Schultz, Chris Shank, Sheron Shank,Tori Surkin

    Fire Chief: Doug BrubakerPresident: Elmer Stoltzfus

    Active FireghtersAbner Glick, Allen Stoltzfus, Amos Beiler Jr., Amos Lee Glick, Austin Groff, Bob McElrath, Calvin Fisher, Calvin Wayne

    Fisher, Charles Edwards, Chris Keeney, Chris Kennedy, Curtis Lapp, Daniel Beiler, David Anderson, David Blank, David Ray

    Stoltzfus, David S. Fisher, Doug Brubaker, Doug Groff, Eli Blank, Elmer Esh, Elmer J. Fisher, Elmer Stoltzfus, Eugene Lapp,

    Jacob Brubaker, Jacob Stotlzfus, Jesse Glick, Jim Horst, John David Allgyer, John GLick, John Mark Stoltzfus, Jonathon

    King, Manny Stoltzfus, Matt Chambers, Michael Chambers, Michele Coates, Nick Summers, Omar Stoltzfus, Rachel

    Brubaker, Raymond Stotlzfus, Reuben Beiler, Robert J Swift, Samuel K S toltzfus, Simeon King, Steven Lee Stoltzfus,

    Sylvan Fisher, Sylvan Stoltzfus, Trevor Lapp, Wayne Anderson, Zach Cisney

    KINZER FIRE COMPANY3521 Lincoln Hwy East, PO Box 82, Kinzers, PA 17535 (717) 442-4121

    www.kinzerre.com

    Upcoming Events:

    Monthly Breakfast;1st Saturday of month (except January) Annual Pig Roast - September 28, 2013 Annual Pork & Sauerkraut - January 1, 2014

    Fire Chief: David KeensPresident: Eric Beiler

    Active FireghtersEric Beiler, Nate Church, Shawn Bryan, Thomas Coumbe Jr., Jacob Harnish, Michael Andrews, Jeffrey Hateld, J.

    Robert Landis, Adam Mitchell, Dykota Kloepfer, Howard Hershey, Jan Harnish, Michael King, Karl Stevens, ScottHershey, Levi Freeburn, Zachary Phillips, Mitchell Fetterman, Richard Kurtz, Matthew Evans, Theresa Mockler, AbramHarnish, J. Ronald Nolt, Jeremiah Martin, Francis Ostermeier, Brett Wesson, David Phillips, Douglas Stoner, MatthewNistor, Melvin Reyes Jr., John Long, Sheryl Golicher, Ignazio Sabella, Jason Rankin, Robert Sloyer, Dylan Leed, JenniferCoumbe, Sabrina Rodriguez, Ethan Moore, Christopher Smith, Melvin Rosser, Randy Nields, Bryson Shoff, StephenClinton, David Keens, Jeffrey Keens, Frank Robinson, Bernard Sylvester, Lawrence Bray III, Jose Colon, SalvatoreSabella, Ethan Wickenheiser, Pedro Madera, Stephen Fazekas, Matthew Pfeiffe r, Ezekial Harnish, Dalton Kuhn, SethFreeburn, Miguel Rodriguez, Joey Wright, Robin Dosch, Nick Rhinier, John Mockler, Gilberto Rosa, Patrick Gaynor,Pedro Urena, John Lamparter, Jennifer Schmidt, Denes hia Rosser, Adrianna Harnish, Lisa Phillips, Apryl Beiler, DeniseRodriguez, Amanda Miller, Paul S. Frymyer, David Dowd, William Chillas, Randall R. Hershey, William Bair, ArthurGaskill, David Palmatier, Ed Murry, Harold Nonenmacher, Brenda Pittman, Earl Bouder, Norm Groff

    LAFAYETTE FIRE COMPANY63 Lafayette Way, Lancaster, PA 17602 (717) 392-5097

    www.Lafayettere.com

    WHEN TO USE A

    FIRE EXTINGUISHER

    Small res may besmothered with anextinguisher. If the rehas spread or is alreadylarge in size, its likely onlya trained reghter canhandle the blaze. Only usea re extinguisher in thesecircumstances:

    1. The re is small andcontained.

    2. You have already calledthe re department.

    3. There is little chance ofbeing consumed by toxicsmoke.

    4. You can escape safely ifnecessary.

    5. The re is not betweenyou and the escape route.

    6. You are physicallyable to carry its weightand exert the necessary

    pressure to operate it.

    Fire extinguishers shouldbe routinely inspected andmaintained to ensure theywill be effective.

    Upcoming Events:

    Breakfast Buffet - Saturday, November 30, 2013 Breakfast Buffet - Saturday, March 29, 2014 Chicken BBQ Dinner - Saturday, May 3, 2014

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    599 Airport Rd., Lititz ConcreteAuthority.com717-556-0077 855-3-CONCRETE

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    reghters who puttheir lives on the line

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    ThankYouFireghters!

    1. Explain the purpose of 9-1-1. It is a method ofcontacting the police, re department or ambulancewhen there is an emergency only. An emergency iswhen Mom, Dad or someone else in the house ishurt and cant get up; there is a re; or the policeare needed, like if there is a burglar or a bad ght.

    2. Indicate that the adults in the house will

    dial the phone whenever possible if there is anemergency. The child is learning only in case Mom orDad cant get to the phone.

    3. Discuss the buttons on the phone. Show thechild how to push them in the right order.

    4. Now may be the time to also teach the childhis or her full name and address. This is somethingmany kindergartners are urged to know.

    5. Roll-play with the child. Go over instances thatare emergencies and non-emergencies so he or shewill understand the differences between both andwhen 9-1-1 may be needed.

    Again, stress the importance that 9-1-1 shouldnot be dialed just for fun. Mommy is not sick ifshe simply has a headache! With time, children cangrasp the concept of 9-1-1 and be a lifesaver at atime when an adult cannot reach the phone.

    Teaching Children About 9-1-1

    LAMPETER FIRE COMPANY NO. 1851 Village Road, P. O. Box 45, Lampeter, PA 17537 (717) 464-2561

    www.facebook.com/EngineCompany54

    Fire Chief: Sean Alexander

    President: Adam Ebersole

    Active FireghtersSean Alexander, John Alexander, Richard Breneman, Samuel Brown, Edward Cannon, Michael Cox,Adam Ebersole, Brian Edmunds, Tyler Edmunds, Amos Fisher, Joseph Fisher, Kevin Flick, Thomas Gloden,Matthew Gregg, Zachary Heiner, Lloyd E. Henry, Robert Henry, Amos King, Jonas King, Daniel Lapp,Moses Lapp, Collin Meck, James Meck, Chris Miller, Jacob Miller, Richard Miller, Jonathan Peachey, BillPlatt, Thomas Ream, Craig Rhineer Sr., Curtis Stoltzfus, Vernon Yost

    Upcoming Events:

    AMA Flat Track Motorcycle Races, October 11-12

    Fire Chief: Mike Roten

    President: Jim Damm

    Active Fireghters

    Eric G. Bachman, Chris Bakey, Kevin Bakey, Joe Banzhof, Thomas Bender, Don Billett, Randy L. Bixler, PhilBleiler, Tucker Brown, Sam Clark, Seth Crouse, Jim Damm, Robert Edmiston, Kirk Evans, Carl Everhart,Kurt Gehman, Brett Hamm, Dillon P. Henry, Evan Hogan, Jordan Hood, Dave Howey, Joshua Hummel,Brock Hunt, Jen Kane, Aaron King, Donald Leayman, Steve Leayman, Brett Mitchell, Chris Mowry, RogerD. Neuenschwander, Troy Neville, Greg Noll, John Osborne, Tim Pavlic, Michel Roten, Mike Roten, Shane,Roten, Mark Shenk, Ryan Spangler, Eddie Thephavong, Kayla Williams, Curth, Woerth, John Woerth

    MANHEIM TOWNSHIP FIRE RESCUEEDEN STATION

    1695 New Holland Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601 (717) 397-5881 www.edenre.com

    Fire Chief: Randall Gockley

    President: Richard Ritter

    Active Fireghters & Fire PoliceKeith Allen, Brian Carpenter, John Coleman, Jr., Helen Elder, Kristin Gockley, David Jaquay, Clarence K. Martin, Vernon Martin,Tom Murray, Jr., Kerry Rollman, Tim Showalter, Keith Weaver, Chester Yeakel, Matt Shi rker, Richard Croft, Brooke Miller, EmmaWitenski, Diet Aseli, Eric Carpenter, Robert Coleman, Josiah Fegley, Laura Martin, Mike Kofroth, David Martin, Loren Martzall,Phil Myers, Lee Showalter, Sandy Snook, Karl Weaver, Anthony Zimmerman, David Work, Jordan Behm, Rick Pomeroy, CraigBouder, Mike Carpenter, Shawn Conner, James Gehman, Randall Gockley, Andy Leisey, Dale G. Martin, Hannah Cottman,Richard Ritter, Eric Showalte r, Derrick Tyron, Burnell Wenger, Brian Zimmerman, Glenn S. Zimmerman, Amanda Carpenter,Kiersten Rountree, Dustin Byers, John Coleman Sr., Frank Elder, Richard Gehman, Gerald Hursh, Aaron Martin, Harold Martin,Tony In, Denny Rollman, Mat thew Showalter, Tim Wanner, Ken Yeager, Glenn M. Zimmerman, Don Greer, Conner Jaquay,

    Jeremy SweineyAuxiliary MembersGloria Aseli, Norma Mart in, Della Stoyer, Donna Wartluft, Vickie Fenstermaker,

    Esther Mitche ll, Susan Wargo, Audrey, Frankfort, Jodi Showalter, Rosie Yeakel, Mary Louise Kurtz, Lori Gockley, Julie Wealand

    LINCOLN FIRE COMPANY NO. 138 South Market Street, Ephrata, PA 17522 (717) 733-6214

    www.lincolnreco.com

    Upcoming Events:

    Annual Fire Prevention Open House - October 12, 2013

    LANCASTER TOWNSHIPFIRE COMPANY

    P. O. Box 210, Bausman, PA 17504 (717) 394-5353 www.ltfd.org

    Fire Chief: Ronald Comfort Jr.

    President: Gregory Kolb

    Active FireghtersBrandon Balmer, Jackie Brian, Justin Brian, Brian Bixler, Jake Bowman, Ronnette B utler, Paul Castline, Wes Cave, MarkClare, Ron Comfort Sr., Ron Jr. Comfort Jr., Sally Comfort, Vicki Comfort, Millie Daniels, Ross Deck Jr., Albert Dorric k,Tom Driscoll, Barry Dusel, Pat Egan, Brett Fassnacht,Irene Fitzkee, Mark Fitzkee, Andrew Foster, Tom Gardner,Christine Haavistola, Eric Haavistola, J. Hateld, Mark Heath, Mike Hemler, Jeremy Hertzog, Pat Horan, Nick Jabbou r,Carl Jones, Stacy Jones, John Jones, Lori Jones, Craig Jordan, Dale Kline, James Klinge, Greg Kolb, Bob Leaman,Greg Leaman, Barry Leed, James Logan, Joh n Logan, James Malone, Carolyn Miller, Kaila Ojeda Miller, Kenton Miller,Kevin Morrison, Chris Mosso, Jeff Myers, Elmer Reese, Clarence Ressel, Andy Rohlf, Walter Roth, Shawn Roop,Steve Roy, Alexandra Royer, Tom Royer, Dick Ruhl, Luis Santiago, Dottie Schaller, Tom Schaller, Eric Sheetz, Bob Silknetter,Ed Slaymaker, Scott Slaymaker, Chad Slover, Dave Staples, Adam Stipe, David Stoeckl, Zach Sweigart, Glenn Usdin,

    Katie Vreeland, Zach Vreeland, Ro d Warner Jr., Nate Whatmore, Karen Wh itmore, Percy Wise, Tim Zimmerman

    LANCASTER COUNTY PUBLICSAFETY TRAINING CENTER101 Champ Boulevard, Manheim, PA 17545 (717) 537-4190 www.lcpstc.com

    Fire Service Coordinator:

    Dave GribbleDirector: Craig Elmer

    Support Staff for the Public Safety Training Center(Left) Craig Elmer, L.C.P.S.T.C. Director. (Right) Dave Gribble, Fire Training Coordinator.Randy Gockley, Emergency Managment Director. Barbara Funk, Clerical and Support Specialist.Gary Shimp, Maintenance Supervisor. Support Staff, Jeff Hoover, Dave Cochran, Josh Rudy, Jack Borden,Juan Torres

    Upcoming Events:

    Hosting the 2014 Lancaster County Firemans Convention Continuing supporting to all Lancaster County Fire Departmentswith educational, training, skill development/enhancement andcertication programs

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    Fire Chief: Jeff Siegrist

    President: Ryan Lowery

    Active FireghtersMichael Barr, William Belloff, John Boughter, Craig Brubaker, Michael Brubaker, Andrew Cook, NathanDeck, James Fidler, Bo Fulkrod, Randy Fulkrod, Robert Fulkrod, Ryan Geib, Kerry Groff, Larry Groff, NevinGroff, Lloyd Haldeman, Mike Keebler, Zachary Harshbarger, David Hess Jr., Marlin Hosler, Robert KulpSr., Justin Lilley, Loren Lilley, Steven Lilley, Trent Lilley, Ryan Lowry, Jeffrey Martin, Kristin Martin, AdamMontgomery, Troy Montgomery, Loretta Sauder, Melvin Sauder, Barry Saylor, Joshua Sensenig, EricShields, Curtis Shenk, Lori Shenk, Matt Shenk, Patricia Shupp, Rodney Shupp, Darlene Siegrist, JasonSiegrist, Jeff Siegrist, Jesse Siegrist, Timothy Siegrist, Ashley Sinninger, Danielle Sinninger, Seth Snyder,Dave Stoltzfus, Gerald Waltz, Andrew Wenger, John Young

    10 October 6, 2013 Salute to Our Fire ghters Lancaster, PA

    MANHEIM TOWNSHIP FIRE RESCUEMUNICIPAL STAFF

    1840 Municipal Drive, Lancaster, PA 17601 (717) 569-6406 www.mtfr.com

    Fire Chief: Rick Kane

    Township Manager: Michael RimerActive FireghtersDaniel Bezek, Adrian Borry, Tom Chenworth, Rick Kane, Douglas J. Kemmerly, John Merrell,Geoffrey Miller, Steven Miller, Troy Redcay, Justin Rhoads, Jeremy Shaffner, Thomas Smith, Ryan Vallowe,Daniel Wagaman, Kenneth Yost

    MANHEIM TOWNSHIP FIRE RESCUESOUTHERN STATION

    1696 Orchard Road, Lancaster, PA 17601 (717)-392-9395 www.smtfc.com

    Fire Chief: John Tshudy

    President: Anthony Shoffstall

    Active FireghtersKaren Axe, Dixie Burkett, Brian Bixler, Ivan Brian, Eva Burrs, Robert Burrs, Chris Cohan, Robert Coots,Darryl Eckman, Nick Falstick, Paul Frymyer, William Gross, Timothy Jordan, Alex Kuhl, Kenneth McCardell,Cody McMullen, Mark Migdal, Ted Moyer IV, Jennifer Paparo, Amy Peters, Kyle Peters, Zachary ToddPetticoffer, Anthony Shoffstall, Scott Smith, Katelyn Timko, John Tshudy, Shannon Tshudy, Rafael Uhle

    MANHEIM TOWNSHIP FIRE RESCUENEFFSVILLE STATION

    200 East Oregon Road, Lancaster, PA 17608 (717) 569-1956 www.neffsvillere.com

    Fire Chief: Mike Elliot

    President: Don MellottActive FireghtersDionicio Acosta, Moniqua Acosta, Scott Adkins, Diateza Alfredo, Edwin Berilla, Chris Castagna, MichaelColasante, Krista Denlinger, Rich Denlinger, Alyssa Duffy, Dereck Duffy, Chandler Elliot, Jean Elliot, KatelynElliot, Michael Elliot, Timra Fisher, Brian Freysz, Debra Freysz, John Fueyo, Luke Gerhart, David Harrower,Banjamin Herskowitz, Debra Herskowitz, Kim Herskowitz, Marty Herskowitz, William Herskowitz, Sam Hess,Tom Hoffman, Dan Hollinger, Jenn Hollinger, Christopher Ingle, David Johnson, Donald Mellott, AmberMiller, Erin Mowery, Zachary Musser, Jeff Ober, Susan O ber, Laura Oberle, Gail Over ly, Alice Pinto, ManuelPinto, Roberty Schofell, Gina Seace, Shawn Seace, W. Ray Seace, Amanda Slaymaker, Lisa Slaymaker ,TaraSlaymaker, Troy Slaymaker, Frank Spohn, Patricia Spohn, Jeffrey Stoltzfus, Zeb Stoltzfus, Beth Templeton,Brittany Templeton, Cheryl Templeton, Cindy Templeton, Donald Templeton, Donna Templeton, KyleTempleton, Melissa Templeton, Mike Templeton, Myron Vaughen, Lynn Walker. Cameron Warfel, MaryannWiesser, Scott Wieser, Timothy Wiesser, Woody Woodward

    MASTERSONVILLEFIRE DEPARTMENT

    2166 Meadow View Drive, Manheim, PA 17545 (717) 665-5192 www.mastersonvillere.com

    Upcoming Events:

    Annual Pig Roast - Saturday, November 9, 2013, 4 PM - ?,All you can eat, family-style

    MAYTOWN EAST DONEGAL TWP.FIRE DEPARTMENT

    160 E. High Street, P. O. Box 68, Maytown, PA 17550 (717) 426-4111 www.maytownfd.com

    Fire Chief: Adam Kosheba

    President: John Schueing

    Active Fireghters

    Adam Kosheba, Tony Mohr, Jason Trostle Shawn Risser, Josh Barcaly, Terry Stokes, Jason Barclay, DanHousel, James Lowrey, Cody Smith, Brock Miller, Joe Saudarg, John Cook, Scott Eppley, Justin Bradnick,Steve Rettew, Mike Brinser, Joel Bowers, Will Nye, Ryan Dejesus, Michael Loucks, Craig Parduski, NathanGravius, Ryan Nell, Edward Kaufman, Scottie Wood, Cole Witmer, Todd Miller, John Staph, Paul Castline,Jeff Barclay, Gwen Smith, Fred Rivera, Scott McCarty, Tyler Seibert, Chris Forry, Josh Markle ,KathrynNewman, Chip Kirby, Jeremiah Bixler, Adam Soders, Manuel Acuna

    MIDDLE CREEK SEARCH & RESCUEP. O. Box 701, Ephrata, PA 17522 (717) 278-0239

    www.midsar.com

    Fire Chief: Steve Kintzler

    President: Sue Hamberger

    Active Fireghters

    Scott Arndt, Ken Bechtel, Kaylee Biddison, Lois Boose, William Boose, Ralph Brandt, Steve Brumbaugh,Matthew Carpenter, Clifford Carver, Judy Caskey, Marvin Caskey Jr., Greg Chown, Janet Citron, ChristopherEichfeld, Erin Eichfeld, Wendy Ewing, Cindy Fischetti, Terry Fischetti, Thomas Froebel, Kathy Gertler, NancyGraham, Jim Haines, Charles Hamberger, Sue Hamberger, Jared High, Annette Hughes, Hyacinth Hughes,Linus Hughes, Elizabeth Hull, John Hunt, Amanda Kintzler, Steve Kintzler, Steve Kline, Chris Larrick, HerbertMartin, Melissa Martin, Randy Maurer, Kenneth May, Mitch Merkel, Dottie Musser, K. Michael Musser,Brenda Pittman, Justin Press, Judy Reggio, Jay Robertson, Toni Roland, Marga Row, Stephen Row, BarryRunk, Beth Runk, Mark Rutt, Joseph Ryan, Jennifer Sauter, Ronald Small, Susan Stauffer, James MichaelStephens, Crystal Tocci, Dee Utz, Erin Walker, Lynn Walker, Sherry Waple, Deborah Weaver, Nathan Weaver,Scott Weaver, Maryann Wilson, Jeffre y Winters, Sharon Wise Phillip Yorgensen, Tiffany Yorgensen

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    MOUNTVILLE FIRE COMPANY NO. 126 North Lemon St., Mountville, PA 17554 (717) 285-5456

    www.mountvillere.com

    Fire Chief: Dean R. Gantz, Jr.

    President: Paul M. Rossi

    Active FireghtersDean Gantz Jr., Michael Dicely, Andrew Kalbach, Robert Evans III, Jose Arroyo, Jerry Brey, Greg Carpenter,Jarod Carpenter, Ryne Christian, Eric Conley, Paul Cook, Alex Cook, Tony Courtney, Bryan Duquin, LaraFenstemaker, Matt Foltz, Randy Geissler, Taylor Hartman, Bobby Hess, Rodney Howard, Trinh Huynh, JoeIacono, Julio Jusino, Derrick Millhouse, Chris Rossi, Mike Rossi, Brian Saylor, Dylan Swanson

    NEW DANVILLE FIRE COMPANY43 Marticville Rd., Lancaster PA 17603 (717) 872-2181

    www.ndfc55.com

    Fire Chief: Brad Shenk

    President: Clyde Thomas

    Active Fireghters

    Clyde Thomas, Tim Kuntz, Mike Kuntz, Lori Haines, Chris Parmer, Bill Steele, Cara Haines, Brad Shenk,Greg DeMascolo, Ken Stauffer, James Chuck Haines, Jim Mears, Mike Thomas, Duane Thomas, BenEddowes, Brian Dieter, Tye Weaver, Katie Null, Tony Bitts, Bob DeBarr, Alex Kuhl, Richard Shenk, ChrisLarrick, Kyle Hess, Rich Knauss, Pat Giberson

    Fire Chief: Shannon Martin

    President: Doug Bollinger

    Active FireghtersDerek Weiler, Ashley Martin, Sherry Parson, Micah Diffenderfer, Dean Greiner, Zachary Petticoffer, SamKochel, Shannon Martin, Brad Hess, Harry Barnett, Bob Fichthorn, Lester Gerhart Jr., Gerald Wolfe, TomWalsh, Jered Hess, Doug Bollinger

    PENRYN FIRE COMPANY NO. 1P. O. Box 163, Penryn, PA 17564 (717) 665-2535

    www.penrynre.com

    MOUNT JOY FIRE DEPARTMENT111 New Haven St., Mount Joy, PA 17552 (717) 653-1600

    www.FDMJ.com

    Fire Chief: Matt GohnPresident: Bob Purcell

    Active FireghtersJim Carr, Scott Adams, David Schaeffer, Terry Bradley, Tyler Prickett, William Smith, Mark Eberly,Barry Leber, John Wilber, TJ Broome, Matt Gohn, Philip Colvin, Tiffany Bovell, Andy Wittle, Bob Purcell,Bob Lutz

    Thanks To YouAnd Your Families

    215 E.Main St., Mount Joy717-653-5775

    1000 E. Main St., Mount Joy717-653-1461

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    970 RearW. Main St.,Mount Joy717-653-8654

    WE APPRECIATE EVERYTHINGTHAT YOU DO TO PROTECT

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    717-653-2652

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    MOUNT JOYFIRE CO.

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    1225 W. Main St., Mount Joy717-653-1841

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    R E T I R E M E N T C O M M U N I T Y

    502 Elizabeth Drive, Lancaster, PA 17601717.393.0711

    www.calvaryhomes.org

    SLOANSMOUNTVILLEPHARMACY

    2 College Ave.

    Mountville, PA

    717-285-7443

    One East Main St.Mountville, PA717-285-6900

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    SPECIALISTS

    One of the biggest risk factors with space

    heaters is their tendency to get hot on the

    surface. When a hot space heater comes

    in contact with surrounding combustible

    materials, such as draperies or bed linens,

    the risk for a serious re will only increase.

    Adhere to instructions for proper use

    and placement, keeping away from walls

    and other combustibles. In crowded living

    situations or homes with small children

    and pets, it is easy for space heaters to be

    inadvertently moved or knocked over.

    Consider an electric model that doesnt

    require fuel, such as kerosene.

    Choose a radiator type that doesnt

    feature any external heating coils.

    Look for models with a tip-over

    safety shut off. There are others that will

    automatically shut off if the unit senses too

    much heat from a close-by object.

    Select sturdy models that arent prone

    to tip over, meaning look for short, stout

    heaters, rather than tall, skinny ones.

    The best type of space heaters have

    the heating element deep inside of the

    machine and only emit hot air.

    If your old-fashioned heater features

    heating coils directly behind a mesh screen,

    discard of this unsafe appliance promptly.

    A space heater should be the only

    major appliance on one circuit to avoid an

    electrical overload and re.

    Do not use extension cords, as the cord

    tends to overheat quickly.

    Turn off the space heater when a room

    is unattended. Heaters must be used under

    supervision. Leaving them unmonitored in

    a room is a recipe for trouble.

    Use space heaters as a last resort. Heavy

    blankets and clothing can chase away chills.

    Use Space Heaters with Caution

    Upcoming Events: Annual Mud Sale - March 14 & 15, 2014

    Upcoming Events:

    Black Friday Boot Drive, Saturday, November 30 Hall Rental available for wedding receptions and parties,

    contact # (717) 917-4643

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    Fire Chief: Kent Reich

    President: Dennis Schmeck

    Active FireghtersKent Reich, Ryan Brown, Jeremy Brubaker, Tom Showalter, Mike Youndt, Steve Kauffman, Joe Groff, CraigEberly, Lonnie Ogelsby, Richard Pannebecker, Scott Moyer, Zach Crills, Kurt Reich, Dennis Schmeck, JohnReich, Jim Miller, Dwight Walters

    12 October 6, 2013 Salute to Our Fire ghters Lancaster, PA

    QUARRYVILLE FIRE COMPANY #1217 East State St., P. O. Box 143, Quarryville, PA 17566 (717) 786-2898

    www.QFD57.com

    REFTON COMMUNITYFIRE COMPANY

    99 Church St., Refton, PA 17568 (717) 786-9462 www.refton59re.com

    Fire Chief: Jesse Adsitt

    President: Wesley Hicks

    Active FireghtersJessie Adsitt, Galen Bleacher, Jordon Brown, Brian Carson, Kevin Clare, Kylee Clare, Dalton Farrow, JimGlessner, Nate Hammel, Garry Henry Jrl, Matt Hess, Wesley Hicks, Jeff Ibach, Kandace Ibach, Jeff James,John King, Noel KIng, Tyler Lujan, Kristin MacIntyre, William MacIntyre, Laura Mohler, Donnie Rineer,Allison Rohrbach, Tracy Rohrbach, Christopher Saam, Melvin Smucker, Rachel Todd, Dustin Trimble, JoshuaTrimble, Rob Williams, Ira Zook, Toby Rineer, Cheryl Bleecher, Glenn Henry, Larry Reinhart, Anthony Lentini,Dee MacIntyre, Patrick McCardell, Michelle Trimble

    REINHOLDS FIRE COMPANYP. O. Box 225, Reinholds, PA 17569 (717) 336-7753

    www.ReinholdsFireCo.com

    Fire Chief: James I. Welk

    President: James L. Hassinger

    Active FireghtersCurtis Appler, Jacob Bachman, William Bare, Michael Carr, Carl Cross, Peter Dalgaard, Carl Diem, ElamEsh, Daniel Glick, Samuel Glick, Chad Graybill, Richard Hall, Craig Hassinger, Brian Henry, ChristopherHerr, Christopher S. Herr, Daniel Hershberger, Douglas Hoffer, Grant Jackson, Ralph Kline, Scott D. Kreider,Kevin E. Kreider, Andrew Lavin, Dave Louthian, Jeremy Louthian, Joel Neff, Bill Platt, Donnie R. Roop,Jeremy Roop, Steven Roop, Michael R. Ross, Robert W. Ross Jr., Timothy R. Ryan, Richard Sauder, Chris-topher Sharp, Peter Stauffer, Aaron Stoltzfus, Israel Stoltzfus, Mike Swayne, James Taylor, Brian Thomas,Michael Wagner, Jeremy Weaver, Ronald Weaver, James I. Welk, Jeremy L. Welk, Brian D. Wertz, Sherry L.Wertz, Curt Woerth, James H. Wolf, Tom Worrell, Ken Yost

    Upcoming Events:

    2013 is our 110th Anniversary

    RAWLINSVILLE VOLUNTEERFIRE COMPANY

    33 Martic Heights Dr., Holtwood, PA 17532 (717)-284-3023 www.rvfd58.com

    Fire Chief: Carl Strickler, Jr.

    President: Dave Walter

    Active FireghtersBridgett Frey, Emily Ebaugh, David Walter, Jr., Nathan Barrett, Willie Zook, Tim Nye, Austin Walton,Anthony Williams, Julia Perez, Tessa McCauley, John Ebaugh, Kevin Herr, Kerry Graver, Tom Aument,Tim Graver, Matt Snyder, Dave Walter, Dennis Drennen, Sr., Joey Evans, Joshua Shetrompf, Bob Roemer,Jeremy Stone, Ray Scott, Jim Rhodes, Eevin Evnas, Tony Williams

    REAMSTOWN FIRE CO. NO. 1Church St., P. O. Box 276, Reamstown, PA 17567 (717) 336-3958

    www.ReamstownFireCompany.com

    Fire Chief: Harvey C. AcheyPresident: Jeffrey Garner

    Active FireghtersHarvey C. Achey, Scott Achey, Bill Sweigart, Tom Clay, Angy Burkhart, Rebekkah Hall, Rufus Martin, KellyMorgan, Earl Shirk, Chris Haldeman, Tom Murray III, Shain Showers, Joe Zimmerman, Regina Haldeman,Jeanette Oberholtzer, Cheryl Sweigart, Bonnie Steffy, Shirley Achey, Gordon Whitehill, Audrey Noll

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    MILLERSVILLE 871-1100

    QUARRYVILLE 786-1191

    STRASBURG 687-6058

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    QUARRYVILLEFIREFIGHTERS!

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    Thank YouFirefighters!

    CASH& CARRYELECTRICALSUPPLY, INC.

    306 S. Hess St., Quarr yville, PA(717)786-2600 1-800-451-4273

    Monday-Friday 9-5; Saturday8-12

    www.cashncarryelect ric.com

    LOCALLY MADE FURNITUREAT MUSSERS MARKET

    33-A Friendly Dr., Quarryville, PA 17566

    717-284-0652

    Thank YouFireghters!

    Few things seem as cozy as a mug of cocoa,a good book and a winter re. But roastingchestnuts can sometimes lead to charred livingrooms.

    Here are some re-prevention tips for a safer,warmer winter:

    If your pipes are frozen, do not thaw themwith an open ame. Using a blowtorch to thawa pipe might seem like a bright ideaat leastuntil the pipe conducts heat into the wall andstarts a re. Use hot water or a hand-held dryerto thaw frozen pipes.

    Avoid candles. Electric candles create thesame ambiance but are much safer than openames. If you insist on real candles, keep thewicks trimmed to a quarter of an inch, andplace the candles out of the reach of pets andchildren. Never use re near evergreen needles.Extinguish candles when you leave the room.

    If you decorate with holiday lights, makesure that they are in safe, working order. Inspect

    the lights for frayed wire and cracked sockets.Do not link more than three strands together, oryou will risk overloading your electrical outlets.Turn off the lights when you leave your home.

    Get your heating system inspected. Whetheryou use a kerosene heater, a wood-burningstove or a furnace, a home inspector can makesure that its in optimal working condition.

    Tips to Keep Safeand Warm

    Special activities and info: Monthly All U can eat Breakfast every

    1st Saturday Annual Mud Sale, April 24, 2014

    Special activities and info: Fall Craft Show Breakfasts 4th Sunday of Month: Sept, Oct, Nov, Jan, Feb,

    March & April

    Special activities and info:

    Chicken & Wafe Dinner, 3rd Saturday in FebruarySpecial activities and info: October 19, Chicken & Wafe Supper 3-7 PM November 23, Soup & Apple Dumpling Sale

    (Take Out Only) Craft Show 8 AM-2 PM

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    Fire Chief: Jeff HackmanPresident: Robert Hackman

    Active Fireghters

    Mike Fasnacht, Chanse Firestone, Dustin Fox, Phil Groff, Robert Hackman, Jeff Hackman, Tim Hackman,Tyler Heck, Wendall High, Brandon Hilton, Amos Hoover, Ed Hoover, Justin Hoover, Jeremy Horning,Nevin Horning, Gerald Martin, John Mertz, Josh Mertz, Adam Minzer Jr., Jamie Pannebecker,Delbert Sensenig, Andrew Showalter, Derrick Smith, Scott Smith, Ashley Weinhold, Gerald Weaver,Glenn Zimmerman, Luke Weinhold, Gary Christ, Jerry Fasnacht, Paul Gantert, Ivan Martin, John Shirk Jr.,Marvin Showalter, Jay Weaver, Linda Weaver

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    ROBERT FULTON FIRE COMPANYPO Box 8, 2271 Robert Fulton Highway, Peach Bottom, PA 17563 (717) 548-8995

    Fire Chief: Tracy L. TomlinsonPresident: Kris Schwerin Sr.

    Active FireghtersDaniel Appel, Philip Aument Sr., Mark Barto, Kevin Brown, Bill Buckalew, Shaun Burke, MichaelChildress, Michael M. Church, Charles Coates, Wesley Cutler, Bill Emery, Amos F. Esh, Amos S. Esh, JohnF. Esh, Reuben S. Esh, Larry Farrell, Chuck Gallagher, Geraldine Gallagher, Ray Glick, Crocket Halsey, EdHeidinger, Christopher Hodgden, Clifford Halloway III, Christi Jackson, Levi King, Sylvan King, Henry R.Lapp, Robert Leonard, David Louthian, John Miller, Allen Monk, James Mullen, Burnell Nolt, Clair Nolt,Gerald Nolt, Ryan Nolt, Daniel Petersheim, David Petersheim, Daniel J. Stoltzfus, Daniel B. Stoltzfus, RoyE. Stoltzfus, Russell Tomlinson Jr., Tracy Tomlinson, Jason Tucker, Thomas Turak, Jeffrey Urbanik, MikeUrbanik, Donnie Wallace, Elmer Weber, E. Wade Wiley, James Wilhem, Harvey Wingler, Linda Wingler,Rick Woolson Sr., Roy Zook

    RHEEMS FIRE DEPARTMENTPO Box 103, Rheems, PA 17570 (717) 367-1569

    www.rheemsre.com

    Fire Chief: Charles H. StanfordPresident: Jon D. Brandt

    Active FireghtersCharles Stanford, Kevin Kretzing, Jon Brandt, Matt Freeman, Ladd Robinson, Jonathon Stanford, JustinBarnes, Robert Kline Jr., Justin Hoover, Bob Schaeffer, Jeff Templin, Roy Dehaven, David Good, JohnBaines, Matt Bigler, Aaron Bowersox, Hayden Brandt, Mason Brandt, Aaron Brocious, Francis Cybulsky,Frank DeHaven, Cordell Ellis, Jay E. Ellison, Jay W. Ellison, Mark Faust, Michael Gantz, Rob Hall, BruceHenry, Jeff Hoover, Keith Kretzing, Neil Langan, Cody McMullen, Mike McSherry, Robert Rimert, JamesRodriguez, Jared Sands, Michael Setzer, Chris Smedley, Amanda Stanford, Randy Templin, T. MichaelTrostle Jr., Todd M. Trostle, Sr., Denise Autret, Tammy Brandt, Jill Brenner, Shannon Enk, Wendy Faust,Lori Ginder, Missy Hartman, Wayne Henschel, Dawn Hoover, Jami Kretzing, Chantel Langan, MelissaRobinson, Tracy Schaeffer, Doris Schanz, Cortney Showalter, Lesa Stanford, Alexia Stough, Beth Wilson

    ROHRERSTOWN FIRE COMPANY500 Elizabeth St., Lancaster PA 17603 (717) 392-6700

    www.67re.com

    Fire Chief: Dusty Dommel

    President: Scott Porman

    Active FireghtersKurtis Baum, Gerald Brey, Adam Burtis, Dusty Dommel, Alec Fassnacht, Jarrod Galler, Holly Greer,Jason Greer, William Hamby, Ed Hartman, Zach Hartman, Tyler Heicklen, James Hughes, Craig Irwin,Aaron McCoy, Neil Moloney, Debbie Morack, Kevin Morack, Billy Nonnemacher, Robert Reifsnyder, NickShoenberger, Michael Smith, Tyler Smith, Randy Warfel, Dain Yakich, Dustin Zahm, Ken Zimmerman

    Fire Chief: Rodney GossertPresident: John Beyer

    Active Fireghters

    Abner Z. Beiler, John Beyer, Menno G. Blank, Steven J. Blank, Luke Bridge, Kenneth Eberly, Samuel Ebersole,Sam Ebersole, Chris Eno, Allan J. Fisher, Duane Fisher, Mervin R. Fisher, John D. Flexer, Steven S. Glick,Benjamin Z. Glick, Corey Gossert, Rodney Gossert, Alvin K. King, Emmanuel King, John D. King, Josh L.King, Melvin E. King, Melvin S. King, Samuel K. King, Melvin L. Lantz, Dave Lapp, Jacob E. Lapp, JesseB. Riehl, Anthony Rodrigues, Leon J. Stoltzfus, Raymond B. Stoltzfus, Todd E. Steinmetz, Alphie Stoltzfus,Alvin J. Stoltzfus, Daniel K. Stoltzfus, Eli B. Stoltzfus, Ivan Stoltzfus, Samuel A. Stoltzfus, Steven F. Stoltzfus,Raymond Welsh, Jonathon L. Zook, Paul D. Zook, Sam Zook Jr., Andrea Beyer, David Z. Blank, Bill H. DeWitt,Steve Ebersole, Michael Fisher, Samuel Fisher, Benvel King, Eli King, John E. Sheaffer, Levi Stoltzfus, MichaelStoltzfus, Timothy Zook

    SALISBURY TOWNSHIP FIRE CO. #1111 White Horse Road, Gap, PA 17527 (717) 768-3454

    www.WhiteHorseFire.org

    Upcoming Events:

    Roast Beef Supper - 2nd Saturday in October, 1pm-? Christmas Bazaar - 2nd Saturday in November, 8am-2pm

    Upcoming Events:

    Big John Nolt Chicken BBQ - October 12, 2013 - 10am Soup & Sub Sale - October 26, 2013 - 8am

    SCHOENECK FIRE COMPANY125 N. King Street, Denver PA 17517 (717) 336-6767

    Visa, MasterCard& Discover Accepted

    301EASTORANGESTREET, LANC, PA393-0451 www.showcaseoffashions.com

    FreeParkingon Shippen StreetFourBlocks fromthe MarriottHotel & ConventionCenter

    Monday - Saturday 9:30am-5:00pm

    Thank YouVolunteer Firefighters.

    TO ALLOF THE

    Thank YouTo Our Firefighters!

    Oletowne JewelersManor Shopping Center

    717-393-4300

    www.oletownejewelry.comM,T,W,Th 10-6; F 10-7;Sat 10-3

    Uniquely

    www.skh.com

    Thank You.

    Upcoming Events: Breakfast every 3rd Saturday of the Month Fall Sale in October 2013.

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    STRASBURG FIRE COMPANY #1203 Franklin Street, Strasbug, PA 17579 (717) 687-7232

    www.strasburgre.com

    Fire Chief: Rick WentzPresident: L. James Kiscaden

    Active FireghtersEmory Hay, Eli Stoltzfus, Kevin Cramer, Justin Wright, Dave Firestone, Sam Welk, Ryan Firestone, AndrewNeidinger, Les Furlow, Scott Weicher, Noah Durling, Rick Wentz, Jonathon Peachey, John Stoltzfus, MikeLockart, Nathan Bieber, Al Martin, Danny Dipallo, Dave Work

    SUSQUEHANNA FIRE &RESCUE COMPANY NO. 4

    10th and Manor St., Columbia, PA 17512 (717) 684-5844 www.susquehannare.org

    Fire Chief: Garry Wiseman

    President: Mark Fritz

    Active FireghtersGarry Wiseman, Michael Stock, Bryan Keyser, Justin Misal, Kevin Keyser, Cody Gray, Jay Barninger,Jared Barninger, Ken Barninger, Todd Boyles, Tristan Broome, Megan Carr, Ander Deets, Timothy Finegan,Jason Fisher, Keith Fritz, Kyle Fritz, Mark Fritz, Brett Graham, Joseph Groft, Daniel Hatterer,Anthony Helsel, Adam Hetter, Robert Hetter, Douglas Kemmerly, Brent Keyser, Alex Kuhn,Ryan Kuhn, Cory Markley, Michael McCord, Brian Mentzer Jr., William Meyers, Patrick Montgomery,Sean Montgomery, Jared Mosteller, Lacie Mosteller, Picenti Moussa, Matthew Nissley, Mackenzie Paris,Austin Peters, Matthew Poole, Henry Reese, Eugene Schmitt, Les Schoelkoph, Keisha Smith,Michael Splain, Robert Warfel, Nathan Wolfgang, John Zercher

    Fire Chief: Jared NoltPresident: Cory Imler

    Active Fireghters

    Corey Imler, Kurt Gehman, Nelson Dagen, Jared Nolt, Michael Zalewski, Gerald Bigler, David Ream,Wes Collins, Melvin Beiler, Ted Burkhart, Thomas Coumbe, Bob Ekis, Curvin Groff, Cody Houser,Sam Huber, Jeremiah Martin, Larry Miller, Michael Ranck, Abigail Rineer, Melvin Rosser, Mark Shenk,Jamie Spangler, Jeffrey Wilson, Jay Barley, Doug Imler, Jared Nolt, Veryl Miller, Doug Rineer, Curtis Frey,Keith McQuate, Leon Frey, Nelson Bard, Tina Barley, Deneshia Rosser, Charles Blymier,Mel Diffenderfer, Jimmy Dennis, Keith Greiner, Harold Hoover, Wendell Metzler, Scott Hoelz,Scott Merchlinski, Doug Rineer, Eugene Rodgers

    UPPER LEACOCK FIRE COMPANY50 West Main St., Leola, PA 17540 (717) 656-9881

    www.upperleacockre.org

    Upcoming Events: Annual Raw Sauerkraut Sale -

    Every Saturday from Thanksgiving to New Years Day

    1605 Lancaster Ave.

    Columbia, PA

    717-684-2243

    Thank You for Your

    Dedication

    Family Owned & Operated Since 1877

    WWW .WI LE YS PH AR MA CY .CO M

    LANCASTER 898-8804

    MILLERSVILLE 871-1100

    QUARRYVILLE 786-1191

    STRASBURG 687-6058

    WileysPharmacy

    Thank-youSTRASBURG

    FIREFIGHTERS!

    1224 Lancaster Avenue

    Columbia, PA

    717-684-2714

    616 Union St. Columbia, PA 17512717-684-7886 717-684-7889

    Mon-Fri 7:30-6:00 Sat 7:30-4:00

    Sun 8:00-4:00

    10% OFF PROPANE FILLWith coupon. Ends 10/13/13.

    Testsmoke detectors

    monthly and installand maintain

    a carbon monoxidealarm in a centrallocation outside

    each sleeping area.

    SMOKETOWN FIRE COMPANY NO. 1860 Smoketown Road, Denver, PA 17517 (717) 336-1694

    www.smoketownre.com

    Fire Chief: Brian S. Auker

    President: Barry Rehlich

    Active FireghtersBrian S. Auker, Eric Boyer, Matt Clay, Harold Gruber, Jeff Grumbling, Jerry Hartranft, Lindsey Hartranft,Joel High, Lester High, Justin Lausch, Chris Overholt, Jason Overholt, Barry Rehlich, Eric Shiplett, DonaldStover, Jim Cataldi, Carl Haberman, Roy Sweigart, Jim Wenger

    Upcoming Events:

    Card Parties 1st & 3rd Saturday Evenings at 7pm(From October-April, Pinochle and Haus @ Pfeffer)

    STEVENS FIRE COMPANY91 Stevens Road, Stevens, PA 17578 (717) 336-4200

    www.stevensre.net

    Fire Chief: Chad Weaver

    President: James Black

    Active FireghtersChad Weaver, Lester Zimmerman, Elvin Weaver, Jeff Grumbling, Jason Oberholtzer, John Hilton,Carl Haberman, Jim Cataldi Jr.

    Upcoming Events:

    October - All You Can Eat Breakfast November - All You Can Eat Turkey Dinner

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    Caringaboutourcommunity!

    3012Willow Street Pike North

    Willow Street, PA 17584

    717-464-9446 Groffs.com

    Heating & AC Systems

    Plumbing Service &Repair

    ElectricalService

    BathroomRemodeling

    24-Hour EmergencyService PA1710

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    Fire Chief: Mike ReesePresident: Carl Boyle

    Active Fireghters

    Gary Todd, Tom Amico, Tom Nitz, Lamar Sauder, Jeff King, Carl Boyle, Brian Smith, Mike Reese, ZackRace, Craig Rhineer Jr., Jen Anastasio, Craig Rhineer Sr., Seth Anastasio, Jeremiah Rebman, MarcMcGinty, Kyle Lefever, Kevin McMinn, Rob Kiesel, Kirsti Breneman, Jim Hogan, Trox Seltizer, Chris Heisler,John Donnelly, Ben Ebersole, Dave Reese, Cory Meyers, Matt Lynch, Nick Maser, John Hostetler, DougMoyer, Mike Stoltzfus, Ralph Stoltzfus

    WILLOW STREET FIRE COMPANY2904 Willow Street Pike, Willow Street, PA 17584 (717) 464-4622

    www.wsfc512.com

    Upcoming Events:

    1st Saturday in November - Annual Craft ShowFire Chief: Matthew T. BonoPresident: Edward C. (Ted) Gallagher

    Active Fireghters

    Kurt G. Baumgardt, Amos S. Beiler, Robert J. Billet, Matthew T. Bono, Daniel K. Brusstar, James R. Burkholder, BrianR. Clark, Christine M. Clemo, Gerald P. Clemo, Robin T. Dosch, Andrew D. Duffy, Dereck D.F. Duffy, Dwayne F. Duffy,Benjamin P. Esh, Elam G. Esh, Gary E. Evans, Michael R. Feltman, John A. Fox, Larry G. Frankford, Jr., Michael Frymyer,Edward C. (Ted) Gallagher, Justin R. Gossert, Timothy A. Gossert, Christian E. Kauffman, Abner S. King, Daniel L. King,John D. King, John Lee King, Leon L. King, L. Daniel King, Melvin F. King, Omar E. King, Steve S. King, Kenneth E.Kraft Jr., John E. Kreider Jr., Elam S. Lapp, Jacob Z. Lapp, Reuben S. Lapp, John R. Latschar, Russel E. Latschar, JeffreyA. Martin, Lloyd N. Miller, Michael L. Minnier, Tyler W. Morton, Craig A. Nyland, Robert L. Osborne, Deneshia Rosser,Greg W. S