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Bingo in
January, February, and March on the second Saturday of the
month. Doors open at 5 pm and Bingo starts at 7 p.m.
Bingo from April through November is on the 1st Friday of
the month. Doors open at 5 pm and Bingo starts at 7 p.m.
Food and refreshments served. Call for details 2010
Calendar:
April 17: The Greeley Fire Dept. 15th Annual Spring Roast
Beef Dinner-Dance at the Fire House at 245 Route 590.
Tickets: Adults ($16) - Chidren under 12 ($8). Dinner is
from 6-8 p.m.; Dancing from 8 until closing. July
4th: Cicken BBQ from 1-5 p.m. at the Fire House. August
7: Parade and Fireworks Celebration. Line up is at 2 p.m.
Parade Route is from Greeley Shureway on Route 590 to the
Fire House, featuring fire aparatus, dignitaries, floats,
and marchers. The public is invited to participate. For
those wanting to enter a float a float or vehicle or march
as a group can contact Chief Bob Schmidt at (570) 493-2448. Oct.
23: Annual Fall Roast Pork Dinner at the Fire House at 245
Route 590. Tickets: Adults ($16) - Chidren under 12 ($8).
Dinner is from 6-8 p.m.; Dancing from 8 until closing.
History:
Greeley Volunteer Fire
& Rescue Celebrated their 50th Anniversary
on Aug. 16, 2008 at the Firehouse on
Route 434. Thanks to volunteers and all who attended and
helped.
Community-minded folks, like these shown in this photo, saw
the need to form a company. They organized to provide for
the safety of family, friends, and neighbors. We're honoring
that great tradition they started.
The following charter officers shown in this photo
attended the first Greeley Fire Dept. meeting ever held:
from the left, seated, Bob Eckert, Fritz Dellert and Milton
McMann; standing, Ed Mettler, Artie Schmidt, Bill Hansult,
Rene Dotter, and Frank E. White. We do not have a group
photo of other charter members who were unable to attend
that first meeting.
Only one
of the charter members in the photo is still with us, but
two successive generations, children and grandchildren of
charter members, continue to carry on the proud tradition of
selfless service to the community started by the charter
members.
Greeley
Volunteer Fire & Rescue wish to thank all of their
supporters and public who shared our historic
celebration to honor the charter members. Activities included:
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