2023 Wheaton Village Muster Trophy Winners
Oldest Non Motorized Apparatus: Uplan Fire Company #1, 1790 Mason and Son Hand Pumper
Oldest Motorized Apparatus: Niagara Fire Company 1916 Ford / American LaFrance
Longest Distance Driven: Heather Gregor from Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania, 1981 Pierce Arrow Pumper
Longest Distance Trucked: Alert Engine, Hook and Ladder & Hose Company #1, Great Neck, New York 1947 American LaFrance<
Best Appearing Hand or Horse DrawnMichael Wharton, 1890 American Hose Reel
Best Appearing at Draft: Jim Miller Memorial
1st Place: Keith Kemery 1977 KME
2nd Place: 2nd Place Pine Hill Fire Dept. 1972 Hahn
Privately Owned
1910-1939 Jack Fisher Memorial: No Entries 1940's Richard Gardner Memorial1st Place: Piper Family 1946 Ford / Oren
2nd Place: John Hoffman 1948 American LaFrance 1950's William Proudman Memorial
1st Place Gregory Hoff 1962 International / Hahnce Kyle Hinkle 1950 Mack
2nd Place: Keith Kemery 1959 GMC 1960's Archibald Carlson Memorial 1st Place: Gregory Hoff 1962 International / Hahn 1970's Newtown Antique Fire Association Memorial
1st Place: Joel Bain 1976 Maxim
2nd Place: Scott Sefton 1979 Hahn
1980-1998
1st Place: William Shorshek 1986 Ford / Pierce
2nd Place: Doug Graf 1986 Hahn
Fire Company Owned
1910-1939
1st Place: Port Norris Fire Company 1936 Diamond T / Pirsch
2nd Place: South Vineland Fire Company 1931 White / Buffalo
1940's Hobie Grant Award
1st Place: Alert Engine, Hook and Ladder & Hose Company #1 1946 American LaFrance
1950's
1st Place: Rio Grande Fire Company 1950 Mack
1960's Ed and Emma Reid Memorial
1st Place: Highland Fire Company 1980 International
1970's Chet Drummond Memorial
1st Place: Pine Hill Fire Department 1972 Hahn
2nd Place: Port Norris Fire Company 1971 Imperial
1980-1998
1st Place: Farmington Volunteer Fire Company 1991 Pierce / Lance
2nd Place: Whitman Square Fire Company 1981 American LaFrance
Best Appearing Brush Truck or Mini Pumper
1st Place: John Fricano 1981 Chevy Brush Truck
Best Appearing Ambulance / Rescue
1st Place:NJ Fire Museum 1986 International Harvester / Rescue
Best Appearing Aerial Apparatus
1st Place: Mark Vanselous 1951 Seagrave
Lee Eichinger Best Appearing Support Vehicle
1st Place:Morganville Fire Department 1990 Mack / Tanker
2nd Place: Frank Weindel 1963 Ford / Chief’s Car
Whitey Swartz Memorial Chief Engineer's Award -
Port Norris Fire Company 1936 Diamond T / Pirsch
Participants Favorite Senior Class
Robert Miller 1976 Maxim
Special President Awards
#1: Leesburg Fire Company for providing a water source for the Kids Games
#2: Whiteman Square Fire Company for their 1981 American LaFrance
#3: John Croce for his 1988 Pierce
#4: Paul Sandrock for his 1959 Ford /Great Eastern
VFIS Insurance Best Appearing NJ Fire Company
Niagara Fire Company 1916 Ford / American LaFrance
Wheaton Village Best Appearing Hand or Horse Drawn Apparatus (GlassPaper Weight)
Upland Fire Company #1 1790 Mason & Son
Nancy Howe / Wheaton Village Best of Show Award (Glass Speaker Trumpet)
WILLIAM “BILL” DUKES 1981 HAHN PUMPER>