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Lancasthr, Pa. East Lancaster County Edition Wf.dinf.sday, Alta st 25, 2004 b7 Rotary lege, Mehta said. We also support several local fire companies. Fire companies are an important part of our community. No one thinks about them until they need them, Howe said.

Other community service projects include the support of senior citizen centers, the Adamstown Library and participation in the Adopt-A-Road program. The group has also helped with renovations at the Reamstown Park. In honor of the 100th anniversary of Rotary Clubs, the Denver-Adamstown group is still planning centennial events. The members are already working on a float for the Denver Fair Parade in September in hopes that they will raise awareness and gam a few new members who are ready to share new ideas and help lead the local club to new heights. Hopefully, people will remember the anniversary of 911.

That's one situation that proved the importance of volunteerism," Howe said. She is also promoting the idea of family participation in the club. Families are encouraged to participate in the activities and to learn more about Rotary International and what them family member does," Howe said. "We need new blood with newer, better ideas to carry on the functions of this organization, he wrote. The Denver-Adamstown Rotary Club meets every Thursday morning from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.

for a business breakfast at Fox Chase Golf Club, 300 Stevens Road, Stevens. Anyone interested in membership information can contact Mehta at 336-5501, ext. 321, or Natalie Howe, membership chairperson, at 484-4332. More people means more ideas and thats what we need, Howe said. Many community projects are supported by the Denver-Adamstown Rotary Club.

We are very big on scholarships for students going on to col Continued from B1 I am challenging the business community. If we are successful in getting new members, we will meet our other goals, Mehta said. "Service Above Self thats what Rotary Clubs stand for. We need new people who believe in that idea. Mehta sent a letter to area businesses, soliciting their participation.

We, the members of this Rotary Club, have been working for over 12 years to improve our community, he wrote. "At this time, we are looking for partners to join us in this effort. This is the community in which we all raise our families, in which our busmesses flourish and in which our children leam good values and get a good education. "We all receive benefits from our we all have an obligation to make sure our community remains healthy and improves even further. QQl Subscribe to the LANCASTER NEW ERA at home and save! Roxanne ToddNEW Era Michael Leld (right), immediate past president of the Denver-Adamstown Rotary Club, hands the gavel to Bart Mehta, the clubs new president.

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Paul L. Gravenor Licensed Supervisor Licensed Funeral Directors: John A. Leonhard Paul A. Leonhard SELECTED Independent Red Caboose Motel owners get more time to fix septic system to act as a steward until a buyer could be found. The function of the bank isnt to fix the sewer, he said.

Whoever purchases the property will have to rectify these problems to Please see RED CABOOSE, page B7A FUNERAL HOMES Paradise Lane, saying the motel's management must pay $9,000 to dozens of customers across 13 states who were denied deposit refunds in 2002 and 2003. According to published reports, the Red Caboose was owned by Wayne Jackson and Scott Fix; however, a spokesman at Paradise Tbwnships Aug. 17 meeting revealed that Farmers First Bank now holds the mortgage on the property, and the hotel is being run by GF Management of Pennsylvania, a Lancaster County Court-appointed receiver. We did not have a good relationship with the Red Caboose, said Ed Paskey, a lawyer for Farmers First Bank, speakmg at the meeting. We initiated a foreclosure, and then the owners of the hotel declared bankruptcy twice.

Now, we hope to sell the property at a sheriffs sale to be held Sept. 22. We want to move forward on rectifying the problem, he said. Paskey said the banks role is BY JAMES BUESCHER Correspondent At Paradise Townships Aug. 17 meeting, local officials agreed to give the current operators of Red Caboose Motel another six months to fix their septic system.

Its unfortunate. We thought that this problem had been taken care of, supervisor Dennis Groff said. These people have gotten away with operating like this for too long; we need this thing fixed. In 2002, the state Department of Environmental Protection shut down the Red Caboose due to a broken septic system and high levels of nitrates in the motels water. Then, in April, the state attorney generals Bureau of Consumer Protection filed suit against the Red Caboose, alleging the business had engaged in unfair trade practices.

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