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Flourtown Fire Company Honored by Springfield Township

Members of Flourtown Fire Company attended to March 10, 2010 meeting of the Commissioner’s of Springfield Township, where a resolution was passed unanimously to honor and thank the volunteers and the families of Flourtown Fire Company for 100 years of Service to the community. On hand to accept the resolution from Commissioner and fellow firefighter, Glenn Schaum were: President, Tim Ernst, Chief, George Wilmot III, former Chief, Bill House, Treasurer, Ron Valentine, firefighter Jim Belcher, Director, Robert Scott III, Director/Lieutenant John Redington, and Deputy Chief Mike Frye. Photo by Robert Wilmot.

CANCELED – Spring Craft Fair Scheduled for Saturday, March 27

Due to a lack of interest the Craft Fair on Saturday, March 27, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Flourtown Fire Company Spring Craft Fair has been canceled. Crafters are wanted for the Fall 2010 Craft Fair, please call 215-836-1613 or email craftfair@flourtownfire.org.

The Craft Fair will be held at the firehouse, 1526 Bethlehem Pike and there’s room for about 40 crafters. The fair will feature vendors selling homemade goods, clothing, crafts, chocolates, jewelry, gifts and much more.

Please come out have some fun and support the fire company.

We Can’t Help You – If We Can’t Find You.

With the recent heavy snowfall, Flourtown Fire Company reminds residents to clear snow from your address marker and the nearest hydrant. A snow covered hydrant slows the emergency response of firefighters putting water on a fire.

Photos by Robert Wilmot:

After the recent significant snowfall some members of Flourtown Fire Company uncovered hydrants throughout Flourtown and Erdenheim, if we didn’t get to one near you, please help us and clear the snow away from the hydrant. Photo by George Wilmot III, firefighters, Sal Santangelo, Tyler Buckley and Andrew Johnson clear snow from a hydrant, not pictured but also clearing hydrants was George and Lexi Wilmot and Chris van Eekelen.